Motion Picture Classic (Jul-Dec 1930)

He Dares To Be Himself (Continued from page go) enow it and before very long they begin to spect it — and, / expect, being a woman, to l^ke advantage of it — and right there Bill Itops. He's nice to women so long as they plon't expect it, and when they do — He is said, in passing, to be that way kbout Dorothy Sebastian at the moment. 5he's painting portraits of him. I saw two |bf them lined up against the wall in Bill's jachelor beach cottage . . . And honest, this is a true story. The truest ever written, and in the best of faith. Jill is himself. He does li\e alone in a little cabin on the beach, and he bathes under the Starlight and with the rise of the sun. He loesn t like parties and many people. He ^eads by an open fire. He's not afraid to be limself — and never was — and never will be. The Inside Story {Continued from page 6g) these mechanical wizards long enough to hear, for just a second, how he attacks his problems. That one right over there is a thousand-dollar-a-week man. He's at the top of his profession and a glutton for labor. Listen to what he's saying: ■■ — you mean to say you wasn't in Tia Juana last Sunday? Boy. Tda swore I seen you at the A merican Club tossin' off rickies. A in I gotta brother, have yuh? Xo? Well, then, you sure gotta double because this guy looked exactly like yuh. an' I said to Earl, then, I said, 'Hey lookit. Earl, there's Hen an' — " Naturally there are many other departments, peopled with high-salaried, efficient workers, all stri\ing unceasingly for the success of the picture. But the little you have seen and heard will gi\e you an idea of what a veritable bee-hive of industry a modern studio is; of the truly spirit-breaking labor that goes on inside a movie lot; of just how studio workers work. Now I might gi\ e you a smattering of how we w ho write about the studios do our work -of the continued drudgery and grind that make up our jobs. I might, some day — but not right now. Because — because — well, frankly, I'm off for Tia Juana. Caught in the jam: but Eddie Quillan, true to his screen character, laughs it off. Actual photograph permanent made SELFIVA VE Now You Can Give Yourself A PERMAXENT WAVE —right in your Own Home with Selfwave, the new waver, devised for personal, home use. Safe — Inexpensive Saves Time and Money As Easy to Use as a Curling Iron Gives Graceful, Lasting Waves You have always thought that giving a permanent required elaborate machinery and years of experience. Five years ago Susanna Cocroft thought so too. But she decided that there must be some safe and simple way for a woman to give herself a permanent. It is almost five years since Miss Cocroft's first SELFWAVE model was produced. Since that time she has been experimenting, simplifying and perfecting. And at last her new and perfect SELFWA\'E is ready — the first practical, simple and safe device invented to enable any woman or girl to give herself a lasting permanent right in her own home. You Can Also MAKE MONEY Quickly And Easily Thru Our ^^Customers Cooperative Plan." Whether or not you have had business experience, our "Plan" shows you how you can at once cooperate with us in the introduction of SELF ^f^rVn^ I 1 |. .1 • r I I . . ir X. * PRODUCTS I/O.. WAVb permanents, and the distribution of the device itself. \ pu oept 3" should begin to earn money within 48 hours after you receive i32 West 43rd St.. New vorK your SELFWAVE. When we call our Plan "Coopera i-lea^e mail me full information. tive" we mean what we say— we want to help vou , ^'JI*';*! pZ! , ., , /-111.;. r tomtii Cooperative Plan. build up a prontable, lasting business of your own. Name We will send vou full Information and illustrations of SKLFWAVE by return mail. Send us the .\(|,iress^ coupon todav. SRinwwK Products Co.. Dept.37 132 West 43rd St., Ne>v York. SELFWAVE is easier and even safer to use than a curling iron — for the scalp comes in contact with no heat whatever and the hair is safely steamed, giving flat, graceful waves, not round curls. The entire head can thus be given a permanent in one hour. The Price of SELFWAVE is Less than the Cost of One First-Class Permanent Not for ladies only The ladies like it, the records say. Feminine instinct for the best, no doubt. For style, and class, and cleverness — The ability to do new things in a new way — And set a glamourous pace that others cannot follow. But — men also know a good thing when they see one. For men appreciate honesty, thoroughness, sophistication— And know when they are getting their money's worth. They prefer good red meat to hasty pudding. And both are satisfied when they read ■ Motion Picture CLASSIC —"It's the magazine with the personality"— 105