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Lansing Blown
There will be little necessity, after young Mr. Allen's performance in "Annapolis," to inquire "Who's Hugh?" For he carries his part of the picture with a success better far than fair to middying
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Can it be that Loretta Young, leading woman to Richard
Barthelmess, has chosen a bathing suit whose brevliy
makes the otean blush?
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Close-Ups From the West Coast
MARY PICKFORD gave a party. Not for the Countess of SuchIn-Such or the Duchess of DoDad, but for the new crop of movie kids who have been doing so well on the screen lately. The Younger Generation was properly thrilled right down to the tips of its dancing pumps.
Jobyna Ralston was so excited that she and Dick Arlen had been invited that she thought, at first, it was a mistake. Before she accepted the invitation she checked back to make sure some one hadn't made an error.
Janet Gaynor arrived two hours late for the party and spent the rest of the evening worrying that Mary would think she had made a grand stand entrance. As it happened, Janet was delayed waiting for her fiance, Lydell Peck, to fly down from San Francisco to escort her to the special event.
Matty Kemp and Buddy Rogers and all the other nice boys stood around getting an eye-full of Pickfair and looking properly impressed. "Let's go out and look at the gardens," said Doug to Matty. "I'm just a guest here tonight, myself."
Only Lupe Velez was completely at ease. It would take more than a party at Pickfair to faze Lupe. She spent most of her time teaching Will Hays the tango.
Lupe's Double Tribute OHE was very beautiful. She was so beautiful that it
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With this costume, Betty Lorraine can be both voiceless and effective in her forthcoming Christie sound pictures
not. She didn't. So she autographed a picture to a girl who resembled her, like this:
"To my 'double,* a very beautiful girl."
A Dangerous Gem
ITA CAREWE was wandering _ around a beauty parlor all tied up m towels and sheets, but looking very bride-like in spite of it. While Rita was getting a manicure, somebody spotted the new wedding ring Leroy Mason had just recently slipped on her finger. "My Gawd! You ought to see it" whispered the excited voice. "It's gor-jous! Heart-shaped diamonds, honest."
And they had to slip Rita out the back way before her booth was stampeded.
Does He Love the Girl?
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had a sense of humor or
THE town is divided on the question as to whether or not Ronald Colman is romantically interested in Lili Damita. The sentimentalists say that Lili has jolted Ronald out of his royal indifference to the ladies, while the wise-guys seem to think that it is nothing more than a publicity rumor to create interest in the new co-starring team.
Anyway, Ronald has been spotted a couple of times exchanging words with Lili out of the camera range; and for Ronald, that's an encouraging sign. Known as one of Hollywood's mysteries it may be that Lili has solved the riddle of Colman's carefulness.