Motion Picture Classic (Jul-Dec 1928)

This Little Star Went to Market {Continued from page j8) She's very beautiful after the fashion of a magazine cover, and I think it was James Montgomery Flagg who went so far as to say she was the sweliest looking blonde in IHoll>wood. But she lets it all begin and end with her natural charm. "I would like awfully to go without stockings if I got my legs nice and brown," •admitted Kathryn, "but I'm sure George wouldn't like it." George figures pretty prominently in j Kathryn's calculations. Vou bet. He's the i new bridegroom. " I got real brave the other evening and ' came into Hollywood bare-legged. I never felt so funny in my life. I imagined that everybody w-as looking at my legs and laughing. When George started walking just a little bit in front as though he weren't with me or something, I made up my mind that bare legs weren't for Mrs. Landy." She laughed at her own daring, and went on to say that the new fad was hardly appropriate for married ladies who did their own marketing, anyway. , " If George had his way, I would be billed as Mrs. George Landy in all the pictures I do," she laughed. "When we were first married, he suggested that I change my name to Kathryn Landy. I told him I didn't think it was very wise as I had be(Continued on page ^5) Reggy Spank {Continued from page 7j) laugh at the joke on funny old Universal. Reggy went on to say that Bubbles wasn't really a professional type of girl, anyway. It seems that Bubbles just came out with her family from the Kast when thjy moved out here, and she had gone to school with the other little kids and finally she went into pictures just for the fun of it. Getting away from the picture angle of the thing, I suggested that Bubbles was probably "all a bib and tucker" getting ready for her approaching wedding — with prc-nuptial showers and parties and things like that. 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