Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1925)

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AMERICAN SCHOOL OF AVIATION Oept. 8275 3601 Michigan Ave. CHICAGO 108 GE Facts I Can Read in the Faces of the Film Stars {Continued from pages 64 and 65) MARJORIE DAW found patriotism and a great love of children. The cheeks show daring, a love of variety and adventure, and an interest in the unusual. In the chin and jaw I find indications of persistence and a strong will ; she has an independent nature and ideas of her own. Here, too, is shown more nervous force than physical energy and endurance. The forehead is well proportioned, indicating a good intellect. There are lines which show that she is inclined to worry and fret when things do not go just right. Above the eyes the sign of melody and rhythm is well developed, telling of a love of dancing and music. At the root of the nose is a development which denotes good powers of visualization. She is inclined to visualize and dream of things, but lacks the force and concentration to make her dreams materialize. The hand shows a sensitive, highly inspirational nature, tact, and a love of luxury and beautiful things. Summarizing her character, Marjorie Daw is an active, restless person, who takes great interest in people and in clothes. She could trim a hat or make a dress, and she knows how to wear her clothes well and make a good appearance. She is a positive nature and knows what she wants, but lacks the mental concentration to achieve her ambitions. She has a good mentality which must be developed to attain her greatest success. ROD LA ROCQUE languages, a ready use of words, and is a good conversationalist. The shape of the cheeks tells of a love of adventure and change. He has a daring nature and has the courage of his convictions. In the upper lip, I see a kind, sympathetic, charitable person, greatly interested in human nature. There is much enthusiasm and ardor, but good poise and self-control. It shows a very ambitious nature with a desire to excel. He has a liking for nice clothes and is particular as to his appearance and is very orderly and neat. The lower lip shows an emotional nature and great loyalty and love of his own family. The chin and jaw denote a strong will, much determination, persistence, and latent executive ability. He is very independent and has his own philosophy of life. He has, too, a love of beauty and the artistic. The hands are clever, showing a highly inspirational nature not easily swayed, and dramatic ability. He can accomplish many things with his hands and has an ability to sketch and paint. In summarizing his character, Rod La Rocque is very restless, active, both mentally and physically, with a splendid mentality and an analytical mind. He is not musical but has a liking for music and a good ear for sounds. He is artistic and has the ability to paint and draw and has, also, a natural aptitude for languages. He is a good conversationalist, having a ready wit and a keen sense of humor. He has much determination and endurance, good ability to imitate, a strong will, and latent executive ability, which he will probably have an urge, at some time, to put to use. WALLACE BEERY aggression, self-protection, foresight, a splendid sense of values, and an economical, practical nature who would put aside for the future. He has a well-developed sense of intuition, and good powers of concentration. The upper lip shows a kind, charitable nature, with much enthusiasm. He has a quick answer and ready wit. The lower lip indicates a patriotic character. He is a man of strong desires who likes children and animals. The cheeks show him to be a person with the courage of his convictions, one who likes to lead and excel and is fond of variety and change. The chin and jaw tell of a great sense of fairness and justice, of honesty and integrity. He has a well-developed business sense and can, and will, fight for his rights. He is strong in his likes and dislikes and is not easily swayed. The hands show a practical, frank, outspoken nature with a good sense of the dramatic and a liking and understanding of mechanical things. Summarizing his character — Wallace Beery is a strong man with much endurance, honesty and purpose. He is a practical, sensible person with a keen sense of the dramatic and with pronounced mechanical ability. Had he the education and training of a mining and construction engineer, he would have been very successful— but we would have lost one of our finest character actors. DOROTHY MACKAILL In the chin and jaw I find her dominant characteristics, for she has a long jaw line, which is firm and unusually welldeveloped for one so young. She has a very strong will, much determination and persistence and a very great independence. She would go thru real hardships, and probably has, to gain success. This development is very much to the young lady's credit. The forehead shows lines which denote an inclination to worry over things and take life seriously. The appetite sign is low, and such a person should think more about eating for health's sake. Above the eyes I see good powers of visualization, a good ear for sound and a liking for music and dancing. The hands show an interest in the occult and the unusual, a highly inspirational nature, a good sense of the dramatic, a love of luxury and pretty things and independence of thought. Summarizing her character — Dorothy Mackaill is a positive, restless, active type, ambitious, industrious, very emotional, but she is also one whose emotions are under control. Watch for Next Month's Character Analyses In the June issue, F. Vance de Revere tells the outstanding characteristics of Aileen Pringle, Ramon Novarro, James Kirkwood and Viola Dana, as she reads them from their features. Every advertisement in MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE is guaranteed.