Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1926-Jan 1927)

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Complete Studio Outfit Free 1 will send you. with your leaaoiM, adainty practice costume, slippers, phonograph recordk, and Bdancing bareverything necessary for a practice studio in yourown home, all absolutely without extra charge. Writ-pf Whether you dream of a career as a " »»*^» professional dancer, or wish todance for charm and grace, write today for full Information about my wonderful n w home instruction method. No obligation. Write V, day! " Sergei Marinoff School of Classic Dancing Hollywood Notes (Continued from page 43) about and I know Charlie does not speak a word of Russian, but his Russian sounded just as good as the other fellow's, only it was funny. Qam Goldwyn is building a regular city as called for in "The Winning of Barbara Worth" and it will be a permanent one after the picture is finished. It will cost only the mere trifle of $100,000. Now's the time to buy lots there. A little buys a lot. Y^hile they were filming "Old Ironsides" the other day and the frigate Constitution had just gone into action, they tell me that a huge American eagle appeared and circled over the ship from which James Cruze was directing. Draw your own conclusions. T was over in Culver City the other day making a brief tour of three studios there, the first being Cecil De Mille's, when a pretty young lady stopped me and said: "Dont you remember me?" I had to admit that I did not, whereupon she said, "I was in your Fame and Fortune Contest a few years ago, and you photographed me several times — but I didn't quite win the contest." I then remembered her, altho I photographed about a thousand other girls that year. She has a nice De Mille contract and I think you will hear from her — Mabel Coleman. Not an hour later on the M. G. M. lot a tall, dark, handsome young man said, "Hello, Mr. Brewster." I said, "Hello," and made believe I knew him well, but for the life of me I couldn't just place him. He saw that I was puzzled and said, "Dont you remember Maurice Kains, who was the only man on your final honor roll in the last Fame and Fortune Contest?" Then it all came back to me and I shook his hand warmly, and then again when he nrformed me that he had a five-year contract with M. G. M. He looks even better today than he did when he made his first appearance before my cameraman — and that's saying something. ""This is apparently to be a year of super special pictures. The only ones in sight to match "Ben-Hur," "Stella Dallas" and "The Big Parade" are "Old Ironsides," "What Price Glory" and "Beau Geste." But here are a few that have not been taken yet — please dont all speak at once : Les Miserables Helen of Troy and Paris Ivanhoe Paradise Lost Paul and Virginia Frankenstein Hiawatha Anthony and Cleopatra Hamlet The Boston Tea Party Pocahontas and Captain John Smith George Washington Faust Aucassin and Nicolette The Merchant of Venice The Houseboat on the Styx II Trovatore And why not a series of The World's Great Love Stories, beginning with the The First Photograph of Robert Leonard and Mrs. Robert Leonard the Second This photograph was taken immediately after the summer wedding of Gertrude Olmstead and Bob Leonard. From 1. to r. are Mrs. Mary Leonard, mother of the groom, Robert Z. Leonard; Mrs. Robert Leonard and Mrs. Minna Olmstead, the mother of the bride International Newsreel 12 1»24 Sunnystde Ave., Chicago, Every ndvertlflement In MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE is guaranteed.