Motion Picture (Feb-Jul 1941)

THE TALKIE TOWI TATTLER [Continued from page 85] There's been talk and Talk and TALK over Hedy Lamarr and John Howard — all about them having eyes only for each other. But they DO like to dance when they step out— which they do pretty often WOOSOME TWOSOMES ... Edmund Grainger and Jinx Falkenburg . . . Jane Russell and her college-boy sweetie-pie Bob Waterfield . . . Fay Wray and Raymond Hakim doing the nite-spots in a steady twosome . . . Barbara Allen and Gene Towne and there's nothing vera vague about that . . . Pat Stewart's favorite boy friend seems to be Wayne (de-Bubbled) Morris . . . each-other-comforters are divorcee Gail Patrick and divorce Eddie Lowe . . . juvenile romancers are Edith Fellows and Robert Jordan . . . Al Hall and Evelyn Ankers can't make up their minds whether to kiss or quarrel . . . Fritz Lang and Virginia Gilmore, but serious . . . Johnny Green, on the rebound from Betty Furness, dating Ginger Rogers . . . Virginia Field seems to have the inside track with Alf Vanderbilt, and wonder how Richard Greene is getting along with the war? . . . what's all this between Bill Lundigan and the daughter of the governor of Pennsylvania? . . . don't be surprised if Madeleine Carroll turns out to be Madame le Capitaine Richard de la Roziere, before the fellow goes back to France . . . WONDER how Ern Westmore's 30-year-old bride, Betty Harron, feels about being a grandmother, which is what Em's daughter's new baby makes her! KEN BAKER and Dorothea Kent are in the home stretch, and it'll be no surprise to Tattler if they're mrandmrs by the time this is in print. — Chas. Rhodes Lee Bowman, who has been one of the most consistent taker-outers, has stopped taking them out, now that he is married to Helene Del Valle after Mexico elopement NO FOOLIN' about Ellen Drew and Cy Bartlett. Looks like the marriage-license clerk is going to do something for those two, pretty soon now. WHEN Mary Astor and Manuel del Campo were married, Hollywood cynics said it wouldn't last. Today, Hollywood cynics still are whispering that it won't last. But anyway — Mary and Manuel just celebrated their fourth anniversary ! ! ! -Chas. Rhodes Possessing one of the neatest figures in Hollywood, Rita Hayworth keeps curvacious by exercise. The stretching exercise she takes here is good for legs, chest, poise PERC WESTMORE Famous movie make-up man USES MURINE IN EYES OF STARS "Always," says Perc Westmore, famous Warner Bros, make-up man, "when I make up the beautiful actresses with whom I work, I never fail to put two drops of Murine in their eyes. The soothing, cleansing, refreshing action of Murine is just the thing for the discomfort of tired eyes." Quick, Easy Relief Murine's amazing effectiveness comes from the action of its seven scientifically blended ingredients. Just use two drops. Right away Murine starts to cleanse, to clear, to soothe discomfort. Murine is economical, too! One bottle contains four times as many applications as a large bottle of most ordinary washes used with eye cups. Don't wait. Start now to take care of your eyes the way many great movie stars do. Just use two drops of Murine in each eye — in the morning, at night, and whenever your eyes burn or feel tired. Get Murine today and start the sane, cleanly, comforting practice which brings relief to thousands. Use Murine daily. TRIAL OFFER! Send 10c for generous sample bottle of Murine. Address the Murine Co., Dept. Z, Chicago. l//?/JVE> roR EVES Jr Your SOOTHES • CLEANSES • REFRESHES clean COLOR LIGHT BROWN to BLACK Gives a natural, youthful appearance. Easy to use in the privacy of your home ; not greasy ; will not rub off nor interfere with curling. For 30 years millions have used it with complete satisfaction. $1.35 for sale everywhere. J— — — — — —FREE SAMPLE— 1 J BROOKLINE CHEMICAL CO. Dept. F6-41 ■ I 79 Sudbury Street, Boston. Mass. I | Name | j Street | ■ City state ■ I GIVE ORIGINAL HAIR COLOR FARR S FOR GRAY HAIR 87