Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

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Mr. Moreno has had the discrimination and wisdom to marry a woman who has come thru the fire of trials with her spirit quite unbroken . . . with her belief in mankind tempered but not destroyed . . . whose beauty will stand the test of years because it is enhanced by intelligence and sympathy. One day before lunch we were with her in their suite at the Plaza and we happened to mention that we would like to know Billie Dove. We had seen her the evening previous in "Wanderer of the Wasteland" and we were impressed with the clarity of her beauty. The next afternoon Mrs. Moreno asked us to take tea with her at the Ritz and Billie Dove in the person of Mrs. Willat was there. She is -quite as lovely to look at in reality as she is upon the screen. And, furthermore, she is more intelligent than innumerable actresses we know who have achieved a greater renown. We cannot help wondering why this girl has not gone further. It seems to us, judging from her personality both on the screen and off, that she has all the requisites of a screen success. It may be that her star has not yet dawned. . . . Ate?. vve jVLake a Correction Word has just reached us of an error which we made in the June MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE in the article "The Movies Outdo Barnura." We described Betty Balfour as "an English vaudeville artist," and it seems that Miss Balfour is known for her work in British films. We regret this error and are very glad to make this printed correction. 112 ae.