Motion Picture Classic (Jul-Dec 1930)

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Not at all asinine: two sure-footed residents of Hollywood don't kick at being photographed with Louise Dresser The Answer Man (Continued from page 80) UKULELE LADY.— Any relation to Ukulele Ike? Morgan Farley was Dick in "Half Marriage." You know a ticket speculator is just a man who enables you to see one show for the price of three. Don't believe there was a theme song in the above picture. The players do not like to give their home addresses. Janet will surely receive > our note if you send it to her at the Fox Studios. JUST ME. — \t the time when our January issue went to press Sue Carol was not married to our knowledge. But have learnt since she has been wed secretly since last July. Oh! Kay? Alice White hails from Paterson, N. J. She is five feet two, weighs 105 pounds. Gary Cooper and Mary Brian had the leads in "Only the Brave." William Boyd and Helen Twelvetrees, "Paris to Bagdad." L. A. D.— The letters SOS have no verbal significance. They are used as distress because they are easily sent and readily understood, represented by 3 dots, 3 dashes, and 3 dots. Frank Richardson is the chap who sang "Walki?ig With Susie" in "Fo.v Movietone Follies." He isn't really a negro. Ben Alexander, \ ou remember him in kid roles, pla\ed an important part in "All Quiet on the Western Front." DIMPLES.— You're lucky. Ann Harding was born in Texas, the daughter of an army officer, and her early stage experience was derived in the famous Jessie Bonstelle Stock Company in Detroit. Coming to New York, she made her di'-but at the Provincetown Playhouse. Her first big hit was in "Tarnish," and she has commanded attention with her fine work in "The Trial of Mary Dugan," and numerous other stage productions. She is married to Harry Bannister. OLD FAVORITES.— Pola Negri is spending a second honeymoon in Europe at this time. Natacha Rambova has played in several films, do you remember, "Whit Price Beauty" or "When Love Grows Cold:'" Jean Acker, "Braveheart" "The Nest," and "Ace of Cads." Barbara La Marr's last picture was "Tfie Girl from Montmartre .' Wallace Reid was born April 17, 1891, died Jan. 18, 1923. I can supply \ou with a photo of Barbara. TOWSER.— Rin-Tin-Tin is owned by Lee Duncan. You can reach him at the Warner Brothers Studios. Tom Mix was born Jan. 6, 1879. Not active in pictures right now. Richard Dix was born July 18, 1894. Playing at the Radio Pictures Studios. Fred Thomson died Dec. 24, 1928. Ronald Colman and Frances Dade are featured in "Raffles." BUG. — Johnny Murray doubled for the singing in "Weary River." Don t know where you can secure his photo. Don Alvarado and Ulrich Haupt support Dolores del Rio in "The Bad One. ' Billie Dove and Ralph Forbes had the leads in "Lilies of the Field." DOT. — Lawrence Gray was born in San Francisco, Cal., July 27, 1898. Has brown hair and green eyes. Hobbies are riding, music and literature. He is not related to Gilda Gray; her real name is Maryana Michalska. Gray's next production is "The Floriidnra Girl, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. PAMELA YOUNG.— Please inform your mother it's perfectly O. K. for you to receive a [personal reply from me. Ramon Novarro is still single. Ivan Petrovich is about thirty-two years old. James Kirkwood, Feb. 22, 1883. 1(12