Modern Screen (Feb - Oct 1933 (assorted issues))

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Featured in "Smilin' Through," "Silver Dollar" and "Picture Snatcher," Warner Bros. Nest is "Jennie Gerhardt." Paramount. COLMAN. RONALD: separated from Thelma Ray, born in Surrey, England, February 9. United Artists star. Starred in "Arrowsmith" and "Cynara." Working in "The Masciuerader. " COMPTON, JULIETTE: married; born in Columbia, Georgia, May 3. Paramount player. Featured in "Man Called Back." Tiffany; "The Match King," First National. Working in "The Masquerader," United Artists. COOK. DONALD: divorced; born in Portland, Ore.. September 26. Write him at Columbia. Free lance. Working in "Baby Face," Warner Bros. COOPER. GARY: unmarried; born in Helena, Mont.. May 7. Paramount star. Featured in "If I Had a Million" and "Farewell to Arms." Working in "Today We Live," M-G-M. COOPER, JACKIE: boy actor: born in Los Angeles. Calif.. September 15. M-G-M player. Featured in "Limpy" and "Divorce in the Family." CORTEZ, RICARDO: widower of Alma Rubens: horn in New York City, July 7. Radio star. Starred in "Phantom of Crestwood" ; "Flesh," M-G-M; "Scandal Street," Warner Bros. Next is "Police Surgeon." CRAWFORD, JOAN: married to Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. ; born in San Antonio, Texas, March 23. M-G-M star. Starred in "Letty Lynton," M-G-M and "Rain," United Artists. Working in "Today We Live." CROMWELL, RICHARD: unmarried; born in Long Beach. Calif., January 8. Columbia player. Featured in "Brown of Culver," Universal; "Age of Consent," Radio; "That's My Boy," Columbia. CROSBY. BING: married to Dixie Lee; born in Tacoma, Wash., May 2. Write him at Paramount. Free lance. Featured in "The Big Broadcast." Paramount; "Girl in the Transom," Mack Sennett. CUMMINGS, CONSTANCE: unmarried; bom in Seattle, Wash., May 15. Columbia player. Featured in "Night After Night," "The Billion Dollar Scandal," Paramount; "The Mind Reader," Warner Bros. Next is "Promenade Deck," Fox. DAMITA, LILI: unmarried; born in Paris, France, September 10. Write her at Paramount. Free lance. Featured in "Goldie Gets Along," Radio; "The Match King," First National. DANIELS, BEBE: married to Ben Lyon; born in Dallas, Texas, January 14. Warner Bros. star. Starred in "Silver Dollar," "Forty-Second Street." Next is "Hard Times Square." DiVTES, MARION: unmarried; born in Brooklyn, N. Y., January 1. M-G-M star. Starred in "Polly of the Circus" and "Blondie of the Follies." Next is "Peg O' My Heart." DAVIS, BETTE: married to Harmon O. Nelson; born in Boston, Mass., April 5. Warner Bros. star. Featured in "Cabin in the Cotton"; "Parachute Jumper"; "Ex-Lady." Working in "The Adopted Father." DEE, FRANCES! unmarried; born in New York City, November 26. Paramount player. Featured in "Night of June 13th"; "If I Had a Million," "The Crime of the Century." Working in "King of the Jungle." DEL RIO, DOLORES: married to Cedric Gibbons; born in Mexico City, Mexico, August 3. Write her at Radio studio. Free lance. Starred in "Bird of Paradise," Radio. DEVINE, ANDY: married: born in Flagstaff, Arizona, October 7. Universal player. Featured in "Fast Companions" and "The All American." Working in "The Big Cage." DIETRICH. MARLENE: married to Rudolph Seiber; born in Berlin, Germany, December 27. Paramount star. Starred in "Shanghai Express" and "Blonde Venus." Working in "Song of Songs." DILLOWAY, DONALD: unmarried; born in New York City, March 17. Write him at Columbia. Free lance. Featured in "Attorney for the Defense," Columbia; "Pack Up Your Troubles," RoachM-G-M; "Nigh* Mayor," Columbia. DIN RICHARD: married to Winifred Coe; born in St. Paul, Minn.. July 18. Radio star. Starred in "Hell's Highway" and "The Conquerors." Working in "The Great Jasper." DORSAY, FIFI: unmarried; born in Montreal, Canada, April 16. Write her at Fox. Free lance. Featured in "Girl From Calgary," Hoffman; "They Just Had to Get Married," • Universal; "The Sucker," Warner Bros. DOUGLAS, MELVYN: married to Helen Gahagan; born in Macon, Ga., April 5. Write him at United Artists. Free lance. Featured in "As You Desire Me," M-G-M; "The Old Dark House" and "Nagana," Universal. DOVE BILLIE: divorced from Irvin Willat; born in New York City, May 14. Write her at M-G-M. Free lance. Featured in "Blondie of the Follies,' M-G-M. DRESSLER, MARIE: unmarried. Born in Coburg, Canada, November 9. M-G-M star. Starred in "Emma" and "Prosperity." Working in "Tugboat Annie." DUNN, JAMES: unmarried; born in New York City, November 2. Fox player. Featured in "Walking Down Broadway" and "Handle With Care." Working in "Sailor's Luck." DUNNE, IRENE: married to Dr. E. F. Griffin; born in Louisville, Ky.. July 14. Radio star. Starred in "Back Street," Universal; "Thirteen Women" and "No Other Woman," Radio; "The Secret of Madame Blanche," M-G-M. DURANTE, JAMES: married; born in New York City, February 18. M-G-M player. Featured in "Blondie of the Follies," M-G-M; "The Phantom President," Paramount. Working in "Hell Below," M-G-M. DVORAK, ANN: married to Leslie Fenton; horn in Los Angeles, Calif., August 2. First National player. Featured in "Strangen in Town ; rue Crooner" and "Three on a Match." EILERS, SALLY: married to Hoot Gibson; born in New York City, December 11. Fox player. *ea; tured in "Second Hand Wile" and "State lair. Fox; "Grand Central Airport," Warner Bros. Working in "Sailor's Luck," Fox. ERWIN. STUART: married to June Collyer: born in Squaw Valley, Calif., February 14. Paramount player. Featured in "He Learned About Women ; "Fortune Smiles" and "The Crime of the Century." Next is "Under the Tonto Him. EVANS, MADGE: unmarried; born in Los Angeles, Calif., July 1. M-G-M player. Featured in "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum," United Artists; "Fast Lite. M-G-M. Working in "Men Must Fight and Hell Below." FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS, JR.: married to Joan Crawford; born in New York City, December 9. First National star. Starred in "Scarlet Dawn' ; Parachute Jumper" and "The Sucker." Working in "Narrow Corner." FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS, SR. : married to Mary Pickford; born in Denver, Colo., May 23. United Artists star. Starred in "Robinson Crusoe." FARRELL, CHARLES: married to Virginia Valli; born in Walpole, Mass., August 9. Write him at Fox Studio. Free lance. Starred in "Tile First Year. "Wild Girl," "Tess of the Storm Country, ' Fox. FARRELL, GLENDA: married; born in Enid, Oklahoma. Warner Bros, player. Featured in "The Match King"; "Wax Museum"; and "Grand Slam. FORD. WALLACE: married to Martha Halworth; born in England. Birthday unknown. M-G-M player. Featured in "Employees' Entrance," "Central Park," Warner Bros. "The Big Cage," Universal. FOSTER, NORMAN: married to Claudette Colbert. Born in Richmond. Ind.. December 13. Fox player. Featured in "Strange Justice," Radio; "State Fair," Fox. Next is "Department Store," Fox. FOSTER, PRESTON: married; born in Ocean City, N. .1., October 24. First National player. Featured in "I'm a Fugitive From a Chain Gang" and "Ladies They Talk About." Working in "Elmer the Great." FOX, SIDNEY: married to Charles Beahan; born in New York City. December 10. Universal player. Featured in "Once in a Lifetime," "Afraid to Talk," Universal; "Don Quixote"; "Roi Pausole." FRANCIS, KAY: married to Kenneth McKenna; barn in Oklahoma City, Okla., January 13. Warner Bros. star. Starred in "Trouble in Paradise, Paramount; "The Lowdown" and "Keyhole." Warner Bros. Working in "Narrow Corner." GABLE, CLARK: married to Ria Langham; born in Cadiz, Ohio, February 1. M-G-M player. Featured in "Red Dust," M-G-M; "No Man of Her Own," Paramount. Working in "White Sister," M-G-M. GARBO, GRETA: unmarried; born in Stockholm. Sweden, September 18. M-G-M star. Starred in "Grand Hotel" and "As You Desire Me." Next is "Christine From Sweden." GARGAN, WILLIAM: married; born in Brooklyn, N. Y., July 17. Radio player. Featured in "Rain," United Artists; "Animal Kingdom" and "Lucky Devils," Radio. Working in "Sweepings." GAYNOR, JANET: separated from Lydell Peck; born in Philadelphia, Pa., October 6. Fox star. Starred in "The First Year," "Tess of the Storm Country," "State Fair." Next is "Adorable." GIBSON, HOOT: married to Sally Eilers; born in Takomah, Neb., August 6. Write him at TecArt Studio. Starred in "A Man's Land"; "The Boiling Point"; "Cowboy Counsellor." GIBSON, WYNNE: divorced; born in New York City, July 3. Paramount player. Featured in "Night After Night"; "If I Had a Million"; "Crime of the Century." Next is "Eleven Lives." GILBERT, JOHN: married to Virginia Bruce; born in Ogden, Utah, July 10. M-G-M star. Starred in "Downstairs." Next is "Rivets." GLEASON, JAMES: married to Lucille Webster; born in New York City, May 23. Write him at Universal. Free lance. Featured in "Penguin Pool Murder." Radio. "The Billion Dollar Scandal," Paramount; "Clear All Wires," M-G-M. GOMBEL. MINNA: unmarried; born in Baltimore, Md. , May 28. Fox player. Featured in "Wild Girl" and "Walking Down Broadway." GRANT, CARY: unmarried; born in Bristol. Eng., January 19. Paramount player. Featured in "Hot Saturday"; "Madame Butterfly"; "She Done Him Wrong." Working in "The Woman Accused." GRAVES, RALPH: separated from Virginia Goodwin; born in Cleveland, Ohio, January 23. M-G-M player-writer. Featured in "Huddle," M-G-M, and "War Correspondent," Columbia. GREEN, MTTZI: child actress; bom in New York City, October 19. Radio player. Featured in "Girl Crazy" and "Little Orphan Annie." HAINES, WILLIAM: unmarried; bom in Staunton, Va., January 1. M-G-M star. Featured in "Are You Listening?" and "Fast Life." HALE, LOUISE CLOSSER : unmarried; born in Chicago, 111., October 13. M-G-M' player. Featured in "Son-Daughter" and "Rasputin and the Empress." Working in "The White Sister" and "Today We Live." HAMILTON, NEIL: married to Elsa Whitner; born in Athol, Mass., September 9. Write him at Radio studio. Free lance. Featured in "The Animal Kingdom," Radio; "As the Devil Commands." Columbia; "Tarzan and His Mate," M-G-M. Working in "The Silk Express," Warner Bros. HARDING, ANN: divorced from Harry Bannister; born in Fort Sam Houston, Texas, August 7. Radio star. Starred in "The Conquerors" and "The Animal Kingdom." Next is "Declassee." (Continued on page 112) 110