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DEC 27 1932
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Stanley V. Gibson, Publisher Laurence Reid, Editor
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LUPE VELEZ Is
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Lupe, an unknown young Mexican girl of eighteen, got her screen start as leading lady to Douglas Fairbanks in "The Gaucho." She has been intheheadlinesever since. You've read about her feud with Dolores Del Rio, her bursts of "temperament," her exotic home, her famous romance with Gary Cooper, its equally famous break-up, her momentary interest in this hero or that, her impersonations of other stars. No one knows what she will do next. A clever little actress, as well as a vivid personality, she has played all kinds of heroines — ranging from a Chinese girl to an Indian squaw. And now, as her latest surprise, she has turned to a "mother" role in real life — having adopted, a little six-year-old girl.
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Herman ScHoppe, Art Director
Twenty-First Year VolumeXLIV,No.6
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Features
A Heroine to Other Stars — That's Norma Shearer! . . Gladys Hall rrj
John Gilbert Breaks His ThreeYear Silence .... Elza Schallert 2.8
Are Your Favorite Movie Stars Really What They Seem? . Faith Service 30
What's a Kiss Between Screen Lovers? —
Neil Hamilton Tells Sonia Lee 33
Will Chaplin Ever Allow His Sons to Be
Movie Stars? Edwin Schallert 34
Gary Cooper Brings the African Jungle
to Beverly Hills ■ . Elisabeth Goldbeck 40
We Nominate for Stardom — Your Future Favorites 43
There's a Cummings-Out Party Ahead for Connie . Terrence Costello . 47
Ruth Chatterton's Own Story of Her Second Marriage . Gladys Hall 51
They've Battled the Depression —
That's Why They're Stars Now! . . . . . Charles Grayson 52.
Where You'll Find the Stars at Play —
San Francisco Dorothy Calhoun 54
Good Luck or Bad Luck — Bebe and Harry Can Take It! . Sonia Lee 56
Why We Have Adopted a Baby — Fredric March . . Dorothy Manners 58
I Am a Movie Fan! Warden Lewis E. Lawes 60
From First to Last, Kirkland's a Rebel Jerry Lane 61
Edmund Gives the Lowe-Down
about Being a Movie Star Nancy Pryor 62.
Departments
Letters From Our Readers 6
What The Stars Are Doing Marion Martone 8
Featured Shorts James Edwin Reid 10
Tip-Offs on the Talkies J. E. R. 11
The Movie Circus Frank Morley 12.
Your Gossip Test Marion Martone 14'
Movie Star Calendar Jose Schorr 15
News and Gossip 36
The Picture Parade 63
Cover Design of Lupe Velez Painted By Marland Stone
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Dorothy Donnell Calhoun, Western Editor
Motion Picture isf published monthly at 330 East 22nd Street, Chicago, III. by Motion Picture Publications, Inc. Entered as second class matter August 31, 1Q28, at the Post Office at Chicaj/o, Illinois, under the A cl of March 3, 187Q; Printed in U. S. A . Editorial and Executive Offices: Paramount Building, 1501 Broadway, New York City, N. Y. Copyright 1032 by Motion Picture Publications, Inc.'' Single copy 15c. Subscriptions for U.S., its possessions, and Mexico $1.80 a year, Canada $3-30, Foreign Countries $3.30. European Agents, Atlas Publishing Company, 18 Bride Lane, London, E. C. 4. Stanley V. Gibson, President-Publisher, William S. PeV.il, Vice President, Robert E.
Canfield, Secretary-Treasurer.