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Stars and Studios
Sneezy Come, Sneezy Go QIGN in the Casting Offices nowadays: "Applicants for Work in the Talking Motion Pictures Must Bring Doctor's Certificate that They Do Not Suffer from Hay Fever."
Was It in a Trey?
JOHN FARROW'S best friend came to see him at the studio the other day and asked for a loan of a hundred dollars. He said that he had lost all. his money at a poker game the night before where so much refreshment had been served that he drew four cards to a slice of rye bread.
Water Difference'!
"CO you're the guy I got engaged to last night," said the pretty little extra in the beach-club scene. "How different you look in a bathing suit."
Dolores' Dollars
f^HOPS are fifteen cents apiece in a Hollywood Boulevard butcher shop. The butcher was groaning dismally over the prevalent Hard Times as he wrapped up my purchase. "Oy! oy! I'll go bankrupt if she doesn't come back from Europe soon," he was muttering. "If who doesn't come back?" I inquired. "Dolores del Rio," responded the meat magnate. "I charge her a dollar apiece for her chops, and she pays the bill without reading it."
Go No Father
HpHE famous moving picture star had had a disagreement with his little woman and was still saying things under
Such a boa! This is what life seems to be to Dolores Costello. But only because her role in "The Redeeming Sin" calls for an expression of insolent indifference
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Like matrimony, Lois Moran finds riding boots are more easily assumed than gotten out of. Which may be why she chooses not to run the risk of marrying
Resting on her forearm, for all that she might well — after her work in "Four Devils "—rest on her laurels: Janet Gaynor. And the ribbon is a blue one Autrey
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