Modern Screen (Feb - Oct 1933 (assorted issues))
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Modern Screen
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THE MODERN SCREEN DIRECTORY of PLAYERS
MARRIED; IF SO, TO WHOM; BIRTHPLACE AND DATE; WHERE TO WRITE THEM; STUDIO; CURRENT AND FUTURE ROLES-BROUGHT UP TO DATE EACH MONTH
COMPLETE STUDIO ADDRESSES
Columbia Studios, 1438 Gower Street, Hollywood, California. Educational Studios, Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, California. First National Studios, Burbank, California. Fox Studios, Movietone City, Westwood, California. Samuel Goldwyn Studio, 7210 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, California.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, California. Paramount-Publix Studios, Hollywood, California. Radio Studios, 780 Gower Street, Hollywood, California. Hal Roach Studios, Culver City, California.
Mack Sennett Studios, Studio City, North Hollywood, California. Warner Brothers Studio, Burbank, California.
United Artists Studios, 1041 No. Formosa Avenue, Hollywood, California.
Universal Studios, Universal City, California.
ALBRIGHT HARDIE: Unmarried. Born in Charleroi, Pa December 16. Write him at Paramount. Free lance Featured in "The Working Man." Warner Bros. ; "Song of Songs," Paramount.
AMES ADRIENNE: Married to Stephen Ames. Born in 'Fort Worth. Texas, August 3. Paramount Player. Featured in "Broadway Bad." Fox; "From Hell to Heaven" and "A Bedtime Story," Paramount. Working in "Disgraced."
ANDRE GWILI: Unmarried. Born in Copenhagen. Denmark. February 4. Write her at Radio. Free lance. Featured in "Roar of the Dragon ; Secrets of the French Police" and ' No Other Woman." Radio.
ARLEN RICHARD: Married to .Tobyna Ralston. Born in 'St Paul, Minn., September 1st. Paramount player Featured in "The Island of Lost Souls ; "The Song of the Eagle." Working in "College Humor." Next is "Three-Cornered Moon."
ARLISS GEORGE: Married to Florence Montgomery. Born in London, April 10. Warner Bros. star. Starred in "Successful Calamity"; "The King's Vacation"; "The Working Man." Working in "Voltaire."
ARMSTRONG, ROBERT: Divorced from Jeanne Kent. Born in Saginaw, Mich., November 21. Radio player. Featured in "King Kong," Radio; "Fast Workers," M-G-M; "I Love That Man," Paramount. Working in "Jamboree," Radio.
ASTHER. NILS: Divorced from Vivian Duncan. Born in Stockholm, Sweden, January 17. M-G-M player. Featured in "Secrets of the French Police." Radio; "Bitter Tea of General Yen," Columbia. Working in "Night Flight" and "Strange Rhapsody."
ASTOR, MARY: Married to Dr. Franklyn Thorpe. Born in Quincy, 111., May 3. Write her at Paramount. Free lance. Featured in "Red Dust," M-G-M; "Little Giant," Warner Bros. Working in "Jennie Gerhardt," Paramount.
ATES, ROSCOE: Married to Ethel Rogers. Born in Hattiesburg, Miss.. January 20. Radio player. Featured in "Little Orphan Annie," "Lucky Devils," Radio, "What, No Beer!" M-G-M.
ATWILL, LIONEL : Married. Born in Croydon, England, March 1. Write him at Paramount, Free lance. Featured in "The Secret of Madam Blanche." M-G-M; "Murders in the Zoo," Paramount; "Song of Songs," Paramount. Next is "The Sphinx." Monogram.
AYRES. LEW: Divorced from Lola Lane. Born in Minneapolis, Minn., December 28. Universal star. Starred in "Night World" and "Okay America." Universal. Co-starred in "State Fair," Fox. Next is "In the Money."
BARRYMORE. JOHN: Married to Dolores Costello. Born in Philadelphia. Pa.. February 15. M-G-M star. Starred in "Topaze," Radio; "Reunion in Vienna." M-G-M; "Dinner at Eight," M-G-M. Working in "Night Flight," M-G-M.
BARRYMORE. LIONEL: Married to Irene Fenwick. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., April 2S. M-G-M star. Starred in "Sweepings," Radio; "Looking Forward," "Dinner at Eight," M-G-M. Working in "Night Flight" and "Stranger's Return," M-G-M.
BARTHELMESS, RICHARD: Married to Jessica Sergeant. Born in New York City. May 9. First National star. Starred in "Alias the Doctor"; "Cabin in the Cotton"; "Central Airport"; "Heroes for Sale."
BAXTER, WARNER: Married to Winifred Bryson. Born in Columbus, Ohio, March 29. Fox star. Starred in "Six Hours to Live," Fox; "FortySecond Street," Warner Bros.; "Dangerously Yours," Fox. Working in "I Loved You Wednesday." Fox.
BEERY. WALLACE: Married to Rita Gilman. Born in Kansas City, Mo., April 1. M-G-M star. Starred in "Flesh"; "Dinner at Eight." Working in "Tugboat Annie."
BELLAMY, RALPH: Married to Catherine Willard. Born in Chicago, 111., June 17. Fox player. Featured in "Picture Snatcher" and "Narrow Corner," Warner Bros. ; "Parole Girl." Columbia. Working in "Flying Devils," Radio.
BENNETT, CONSTANCE: Married to the Marquis de la Falaise. Born in New York City, October 22. Radio star. Starred in "Rockabye" and "Our Betters." Working in "Bed of Roses." Next is "Doubtful Lady."
BENNETT, JOAN: Married to Gene Markey. Born in Palisades, N. J., February 27. Fox player. Featured in "Week Ends Only"; "Wild Girl"; "Me and MiT Gal." Working in "From Arizona to Broadway."
BENNETT. RICHARD: Married. Born in Beaconmills,
Iowa, May 21. Paramount player. Featured in
"Washington Merry Go Round," Universal; "If I
Had a Million," Paramount. BICKFORD, CHARLES: Married. Born in Cambridge,
Mass., January 1. Write him at Paramount. Free
lance. Featured in "No Other Woman," Radio;
"The Song of the Eagle," Paramount. BLONDELL, JOAN: Married to George Barnes. Born
in New York City, August 30. Warner Bros, player.
Featured in "Broadway Bad"; "Blondie Johnson."
Working in "Gold Diggers of 1933" and "Goodbye
Again."
BOLES, JOHN: Married to Marcellite Dobbs. Born in Breenville, Texas. October 27. Fox player. Featured in "Six Hours to Live," Fox. "Child of Manhattan," Columbia; co-starred in "My Lips Betray," Fox.
BOW, CLARA: Married to Rex Bell. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., July 29. Fox star. Starred in "Call Her Savage."
BOYD, BILL: Married to Dorothy Sebastian. Born in Cambridge, Ohio, June 5. Write him at Radio. Featured in "Men of America"; "Lucky Devils": "Emergency Call." Now working in "Flaming Gold."
BOYD, WILLIAM: Divorced. Born in New York City. December IS. Write him at Paramount. Free lance. Featured in "Madison Square Garden," Paramount; "Oliver Twist," Monogram.
BREXDEL, EL: Married to Flo Bert. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., March 25. Fox player. Featured in "Disorderly Conduct"; "Too Busy to Work"; "My Lips Betray."