Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

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Photograph by Nickolas Muray DORIS KENYON Unlike most Jacks of all trades, Doris Kenyon does a number of things and does them all exceedingly well. A few years from now, when her vocal instruction is completed, she anticipates an operatic career. Electric lights on Broadway frequently display her name as the star of a legitimate production. Volumes of her delightful verse have been published . . . and her screen presence is so unfailingly lovely that Valentino insisted upon her for the role of Lady Mary Carlyle in "Monsieur Beaucaire"