Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1928-Jan 1929)

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He says that he has great faith in the films and their possibilities, but that they do not do what they can for the world. Pressed for a plot for a scenario that would teach mankind to live better, he offered the following allegory or parable: A woman claimed that God had forgotten her. "I am happy," she wailed, "I am comfortable. All my children are well. I have plenty to eat. God has forgotten me!" She cried this so loudly and so long that one day an angel appeared to the woman, and listened to her plaint. "Go home," he said, "and see that God has remembered you." The woman went home and found her eldest boy dead. And then she knew that she was no longer forgotten by God, and she was content. Cecil B. De Mille should do this. Siegmann and Smith Dead TWO deaths in the movie colony last month. George Siegmann, the heavy, who will be remembered by fans as a huge bulk of a man, died, weighing less than a hundred pounds, from acute anaemia. Sid Smith, the comedian, died very suddenly after a beach party. He was one of the original Hall Room Boys. Start Doing Nothing ON the Fox lot the other day. The second assistant director was issuing his orders to a crowd of extras on the set of " Me, Gangster." "Them as is going to run," shouted he, "start running. Them as is going to stand still, begin standing still. Them as is going to act, start acting now!" Clyding from the Public Eye "TADIES and gentlemen," said the J— ' toastmaster at a movie night at the Montmartre, recently, " I want to introduce you to a man whose very name will start you all roaring with mirth, a man at whom we have all laughed for years, the funniest man on the screen, with the funniest pair of legs in the world." He paused impressively. " Clive Brook!" Obediently all the guests laughed merrily as they applauded the blackly scowling Clive. The loudest and most enthusiastic applause coming from a small man in one corner who had been asked to be the guest of honor for the evening, Clyde Cook! Electric Protection THIS one comes from Pauline Garon, who has a face of childlike innocence: "A man came running into a refrigerator factory, panting and breathless. He was evidently in a great hurry, and when he could speak, he demanded an iceless refrigerator immediately. " But you'll have to wait a week for delivery," expostulated the salesman. "I can't," gasped the man, "I've got to have one today!" "But what's your hurry?" they asked. "Well," said the perspiring customer, "it's this way. I came home unexpectedly and went out onto the back porch. My wife was looking into the refrigerator and I playfully spanked her. 'Hullo, dear,' she said, 'we don't need any ice today.'" Scintillating Genius SAM Goldwyn was explaining his discovery of Lili Damita. As soon as she entered the famous Paris restaurant where 100