Motion Picture Classic (Jul-Dec 1928)

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Outside, at the back of the house, the other comfortably-shaped German fraulein had set up an ironing-board in the patio, and was beginning to do the sheets and pillow-cases of the establishment. Everything contributed to the horrible suspicion that had been growing in me that I had discovered a movie star flagrantly and shamelessly living the life of an ordinaryhuman being. Need I add that I swooned? I think it is hardly necessary. Suffice it that when I regained consciousness Clara led the way out on to the lawn. "Won't you come for a ride in my car?" she said. My smile of acceptance froze on my face and i became deathly pale. For out of the garage there apjjeared — oh, the shame of it! — there appeared — a Cadillac! The blood of the Fighting Belfrages boiled within me. "Never," I cried, "ne\'er will I connive at this unheard-of, this ghastly and wanton destruction of Hollywood's most sacred tradition! Vou — a star — without even one —not ONE Rolls-Royce!" It was at this juncture that I swooned. Who's Hooey (Continued from page 4g) Not long ago John Barrymore, no less, and Messire Myron Seiznick emulated the late lamented Shakespearian scholar by engaging in fisticuffs ■ close by the sacred precincts of the .\mbassador. I don't doubt but that far more prominent gentlemen have at times done likewise. There was an occasion when a knight belted an earl. Learned senators have fanned the atmosphere in bourbon-inspired ambitions to mar one another. .-K prince once took one on the nose from a high-born pauper. But they socked and kept still. In Hollywood, they sock and say so to the whole wide world. There was no reason, and is none, why Jack and Myron should not have enjoyed themselves as they saw fit. But, sure enough, one of them blabbed. .And the result was page one. .And no good purpose accomplished. Tom Mix has given as good as he has taken for twenty years or so. Whether he came out first or second best, he did so with a grin and a tight tongue. But a little fracas in Hollywood, and a worsted op[X)nent dashes helter-skelter to a spot where police reporters might logically be expected. Two lady stars almost come to a clinch o\'er the affections of the husband of one of them. Casualties are avoided, but when the visiting luminary ascends to get her furs, they are found slashed to ribbons by the pale beauty whose face must be marred by red-faced rage. Who told? Why, the husband, of course. .And no one knows whether to laugh at him or with him. .And so it goes. Maybe it's the climate. They say it's hard on animals. In any event, its rigors have proved too great for the three discreet little monkeys who cover eyes, ears and mouth to see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Hollywood has a bad tongue. It should have its mouth washed. EARLE LIEDERMAN— The Muscle Builder Author of "Muscle BuUdtng." 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Then the friends you thousht were stroiu: will seem like children by comparison. I'm not called the Muscle Huilder for nolhing. My system scientilically builds real muscle taster than you ever Imagined. Watch Them Turn Around Xotlce how every woman prefers the fellow who carries himself with head up. Notice how the broad shouldered man always gets their eye. They want a dependable he-m.an when they make their choice — one who can protect them. And you can t e that mnn. Remember. I not only promise it. I GU.\R.*N'Ti:E IT. Now don't put it off a minute. Get going to new happiness and real matihiHid today. Send for my New Booh Muscular Development S4 pa;e> and^lT IS FREE It contains forty-eleht full-paee photographs of myself and some of the many prize-winninE pupils I have tralne<l. Some of these came to tne as pitiful weaklings. Imploring tne to help them. This book will prove an impetus and a real Inspiration to you. This will not obligate you at all. but for the sake of your future health ana happiness do not put II olT. Send tmlay — right now before you turn this page. EARLE LIEDERMAN Dept. 3212 305 Broadway, New York ' Dept. 3212, 305 Broadway, New York City ■ I Dear Sir: — Please send me. without any obligation [ Ion my part whatever, a copy of your latest book, | "Muscular Development." (Please write or print • I plainly.) j I Name ! I Address. I City.... 79