Motion Picture Classic (Jul-Dec 1928)

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Mortenaen After seeing Alma Rubens as a dusky demoiselle in "Show Boat" we must admit that our favorite color is the same as Ring Lardner's: mulatto. And perhaps add that our favorite sweet cookies are octoroons L^ansing Brown No longer the child he was in Griffith's " The Great Love, " back in wartime; but Ben Alexander still is what his work in that picture established him as: a prodigy 0ut 9€olly wood T^ ay B7 Dorothy Manners Grace in Disgrace affairs with a couple of interesting statements to the papers. "I could not tolerate Mrs. Mix's friends," he said to one reporter. "They came to our house only to use our tennis courts and swimming pools, and eat our food and drink our liquor." Since Mrs. Mix has heen gone, Tom has been doing considerable entertaining for his friends. But maybe they bring their own liquor. And box lunches. Another Mix Mix-up SPEAKING of Tom, he doesn't seem to be able to keep out of the papers. His latest publicity concerns a little fist fight between himself and Will Morrisey, the cabaret entertainer. Will says that Tom beat him up for no reason at all, and Tom says Will called him dirty names and he had to defend himself. The battle of the century took place at George Beban's house-warming. And anybody who doesn't think that was getting things off to a warm start will please raise his or her hand. Leading Woman, Thy Name Is — A CERTAIN young leading man. was having a lot of /Y_ difficulty with his pretty little co-star in a picture. ~K TOW that it is pretty definitely understood that Mrs. They got along like cats and dogs — only not so friendly. I \ Tom Mix has gone to Paris to get a divorce, Tom "Why, that dumbbell's so conceited, she thinks her has broken his prolonged silence about his domestic {Continued on page 8j) 61 DICK GRACE, the aviator, has been going around threatening suicide and all sorts of things since Alice vVhite broke off her engagement to him. The other night the police department awakened Alice in the middle of the night to come bail Dick out. The charge was disturbing the peace. Right out loud on Hollywood Boulevard he had been wailing and ranting about Alice. Now is that any nice way for a jilted young man to act? Suppose all of them carried on that way? A girl couldn't get any fun out of being engaged at all. /Esthetic and Ethiopian ABOUT every year at this time comes the announcement that some one is going to make an all-negro picture. Last year the DeMille studio was all set to produce a colored comedy written by Irvin Cobb. This year M.-G.-M. makes the announcement that King Vidor will film an all-negro story for them written and directed by himself. This will be a great chance for some mammy songs via the sound eflPect. Bring Your Own Towel Cannons Lucille Miller, like other Sen nett beauties, always takes occasion to be bathing suitably dressed