Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1927)

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Write for Dr. Walter's Special Ankle Bands for $3.76. Pay by check or money order (no cash) or pay postman. Send Ankle and Calf measure to DR. JEANNE M.P.WALTER 389 Fifth Avenue New York Newsof theCameraCoasts' {Continued from page 51) I— Iere's an autograph that adorns a pic ture of John Gilbert which hangs in Clarence Brown's office at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. "For Clarence . . . "With my sincere appreciation of his genius and his help, and his ability to play cupid so magnificently. «w. . "Jack." Clarence Brown; directed Gilbert and Garbo in "Flesh and the Devil." The above autograph is proof that something must have been going on, what with cupid, John, Greta, the flesh and the devil all mixed up on one set ! (~V'er the studio back fence comes the hot breath of gossip with the news that Ronald Colman is quite attentive to Lady Diana Manners. The story of attentiveness is about to break into a full blooming engagement rumor: Lady Diana Manners has been playing in the Los Angeles production of "The Miracle." Ronald is said to have been the principal stage-door Johnnie during the run of the show. Qne night it was decided that something should be done to put a little pep into the "Miracle" production. A benefit performance was given and good actors who had been doing the same show for hundreds of nights were thrown out to make room for a number of movie stars. I have forgotten the names of all the motion picture celebrities who appeared in the piece that night. Marion Davies and Claire Windsor were in it, which is sufficient beauty to make anyone want to go. But just wh?' Tom Mix did in a show of that kind is a mystery to me. I cant picture Tom as a choir boy. Maybe he rang chime bells. There was only one cow in the show, as I remember it, and that was a dead one hanging on a pole. Maybe Tom was supposed to have killed it, so he didn't have to appear. YY/e dont hear so much about Betty and Ffattie any more. They still maintain the best eating place in Hollywood. A few years ago, before the advent of the Montmartre, Henry's, Layfette and other eating resorts, Betty and Hattie had a corner on all the movie trade. On the walls of their eating house are autographed pictures of hundreds of bygone celebrities mixed with those now in their ascendancy. There is hardly a notable in the picture business who hasn't pushed his feet under one of Betty's tables. A prominent female star bounced into Betty's establishment the other night. "How are ya this evenin,' Mrs. So-and-so?" was Betty's warm greeting. "I beg your pardon, but my name isn't Mrs. So-and-so," replied the indignant actress. "What is it, then?" asked Betty. "It's Mrs. Whoosis!" "That's the third time you've changed this year. What's the matter, cant you hold 'em or do you marry 'em in the dark of the moon?' " f[T.\ Grey Chaplin may return to the screen ! She says she must make money to pay for the support of her two babies. According to Lita, Charlie hasn't provided for the children's support, with the exception of $100 per week which is paid her by his attorney out of the lawyer's own personal income. {Continued on page 107) 102 Every advertisement in MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE is guaranteed.