Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1926-Jan 1927)

Motion Picture Junior Vol. II. No. 6 December, 1926 The J unior Answer M an Joe Frank Cobb Answers the Questions Sent to Him in Care of Movie Jr., 175 Dumeld Street, Brooklyn, New York COLLEEN MOOR]-. ADMIRER—Colleen's next picture will he "Twinkletoes." It will he produced at the First National Studios in Burbank, California. Richard Dix is at Famous Players Studios, 6tli and Pierce Avenues, Astoria, Long Island. He has just been chosen to appear in I). W. Griffith's next production, "The White Slave. 1'he Quarterback" will be • \t release. DOROTHY S.— You can write to Clara Bow at Famous Players Studios, 1520 Vine Street, Hollywood. California. Conrad Nagel and Antonio Moreno are at the Metro-Goldwyn Studios, Culver City, California. Alberta Vaughn is at F. P. O. Studios, 780 Gower Street, Hollywood, at Warner Brothers ward, Holly w ood, Farina cannot fool us know her (or should we in spite of the big shoes California, and Irene Rich i Studios, 5842 Sunset Boul California. MARY L.— Betty Bronson was horn m Trenton, New Jersey, November 17, 1906. You can write to her at Famous Players Studios, 6th and Pierce Avenues, Astoria, Long Island. Mary Pickford has returned from abroad and can be reached at Pickford-Fairbanks Studios, Hollywood, California. Anna Q. Nilsson is at F"irst National Studios, Burbank, California. Mary's last name is Kornman. She is the only girl in "Our Gang." WALMAR G.— I am sure Colleen Moore will be glad to send you her photograph if you write to her at First National Studios, Burbank, California. RUBY B.— Ruth Roland will return to the screen in "The Masked Woman," in which Anna Q. Nilsson is featured. Ben Lyon is twenty-five years old. Corinne Griffith's hair is light brown and she is five feet four inches tall. Lloyd Hughes was born October 21, 1897. Viola Dana was born June 28, 1900, in Brooklyn, New York. ELLEN G. — Greta Nissen is returning to the screen in "The Popular Sin." Did you know that Youcca Troubetskoy is a Russian Prince? He was born in Los Angeles, California, about twenty-five years ago. ILA GRACE A. — Clara Bow is one of our Fame and Fortune Contest winners. She was born in Brooklyn, August 8, 1905. Her next picture will be "Wings." She is not married. Tommy Is Her Nickname Because Thomasina Is Too Big a Name for Such a Little Girl *~r nis is Tommy Mix with her mother and daddy. Her real name is Thomasina, but she's too little for such long name. She's only four. Bu1 she's been across the ocean on a great big boat — wasn't seasick a bit, be i ause her daddy has a yacht at home and she learned how to creep on the deck! — and she has seen all sorts of queer countries. She liked Paris best — not because of the clothes you can buy i then, but because they have such beautiful parks, and in the parks are little boys and ^irls who ■ ing around rosy with 1 Tommy. 1 Her mother and daddy sent her lifornia ahead of them, bethey had to stop in so many thai a little girl would have ■ rj tired. So when they came home, Tommy went in a car to unit On m. \ud what do you think? It rained and the roads were slippery. Tommy was in a great big car with her :,d some other people. She couldn't UCh out of the Window, because the rain uch a splash, but all of a sudden there was a terrible noise and bang! smash! A great big 1 ly hag her own pony and she well ruck came flying out at them from a side street and sent their car ickety-split across the pike! The glass broke and poor little Pommy was cut and bumped her head. But she didn't cry. Even tho she had a big red bruise above one eye, she only looked solemn and asked when they'd find mother and daddy. "Oh, it will upset her daddy terribly!" the rest of the people said, and decided not to tell him about it until after he had been met by all the Indians, cowboys and native sons who were gathered at the station. So they brushed Tommy's hair over the bruise and explained it to her, and never once (lid Tommy put her finger on tin bruise and say "Lookit where I hurt me!" as some little girls would have done. She sat at her daddy's table in his private car and smiled at him and at her pretty mother, and also at the tiny diamond ring they had brought her. She nit the ring on and told everybody that j\v she had "free rings" and this was the (Continued en page 98) With Tommy in the picture are her mot'ier and her daddy. The last time they were away on a journey they brought her a little diamond ring