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A Field who enters a new one of endeavor. Her first
name is Sylvia; and temporarily she has deserted
the stage to appear in Movietone features
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With his appearance, it seems quite unnecessary that Adolphe Menjou take this measure with his wife, Kathryn Carver, to make sure that love be blind
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The Rest Has Been Silence
JUNE will not say whether or not she has heard from Lieutenant Windsor since his departure, but there is a rumor afloat that he has not had the opportunity to communicate with anyone. Maybe it is true and maybe it isn't, but I hear the daring young Prince is being disciplined for flying in the face of naval orders by visiting Hollywood.
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Did He Tear His Harry?
ARRY COLLINS, de luxe designer of women's gowns, who practically s at the head of his profession in this country, had just completed a lovely frock for Lois Moran. The pretty child was turning and twisting before her mother and Mons. Collins as an audience.
"And what do you think of it.'" inquired the proud designer of Lois's mother. The lady hesitated. "It's very nice," she granted; and paused, " but I'd like our dressmaker to see it before Lois wears it on the set might have some suggestions."
From Cabin Boy to Extra
REMEMBER "Dawn to the Sea in Ships".'' Remem_ber Jimmy Aldine, the cabin boy, who made such a hit along with Clara Bow in that picture.'' People said Jimmy would go far in the movies. Another Charlie Ray.
The other day I saw him. Not riding the crest of Hollywood fame, but as an extra boy doing a bit-scene with Eddie Quillan. Some people get the breaks in this business. But more — don't.
How About Pearl White
VOICE of the radio announcer at the recent air races: "Ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you a few of our newest and most charming stars of the cinema. We have the pleasure of having with us today Miss Ruth Roland, Miss Wanda Hawley, Miss Priscilla Dean, Miss Juanita Hansen — "
Voice from the gallery, interrupting: "Ain't Marguerite Clark there.'"'
AL JOLSON'S premie r\_ Singing Fool" was b New York to Hollywood ar
There were no pleas for exemption from duty among the jury of artists that voted Edwina Booth a perfect American beauty
She that picture.
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ere of "The broadcast from and all the firstnighters got lonesome for a corsage as they sat listening in.
But Hollywood got a Jolson thrill after all. Little Madge Bellamy came along to the Carthay Circle in "Mother Knows Best" and knocked the natives for a round of cheers with her impersonation of Al in There are moments in Madge's impersonation that she out-Jolsons Al.
Everybody turned out for "Mother Knows Best," because the report had leaked out that it was a wow a month or so before it was released. It was no idle rumor. This is Hollywood's favorite picture of the new fall releases.
The latest gag fad now is solitaire during the lunch hour, played with a tiny deck of cards. Mary Astor introduced it at the Montmartre and half of the cash customers spent their noon hour bending over Mary's table pointing out moves.
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