Motion Picture (Feb-Jul 1929)

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Moro faiiiiros have Ikh'h made hy frowns — more sui"ce.s.ses are won by the narrow margin of a smile. KAPI. — Your letter will reach Barry Norton at the Fox Studios, 140 1 No. Western Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. His latest picture is "The Command to Love." Johnny Mack Brown was born in Dotham, Ala., about twenty-five years ago. Playing in "Coquette," starring Mary Pickford. Mary Brian, Feb. 17, 1908, single and her latest production is "Someone to Love." David Lee is three and a half years old. MARY BUD.— Francis X. Bushman, Jr. is placing in "The Jazz .\{;e," F.B.O Studios, 780 Gower St., Hollywood, Cal. Gladys McConnell was Mrs. Trevor in "The Perfect Crime." It was only a dream. \\ rite Clive Brook at the Paraniniint Studios, Si:,! Marathon Si.. llolKxvon.l, Cal. Frr<l Thom.son dic.l Clirislnm llxr. II, • was a great fa\urilo. Ban % .\oi Ion's iir.M |iicture will be ■The Comiuand to Love." Fox Studios, LtOl No. Western Ave., Lo.s Angeles, Cal. 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