Motion picture news booking guide and studio directory (Oct 1927)

ACTORS 129 — J— JANNINGS, Emil; "The Way of All Flesh" (Paramount); "Variety," "Faust" (M-G-M). JONES, Buck; b. Vincennes. Ind. ; "Hills of Peril," "Whispering Sage," "Good as Gold," "Chain Lightning" (Fox). Hght. 5, 11%; wght. 173; brown hair; gray eyes. JOT, AL; "Al Joy Comedies" (Cranfield and Clarke). — K— KALIZ, Annand; b. Paris, France; "The Fighting Three" (Universal). KEATON, Buster; b. Pickway, Kans., Oct. 4; "Battling Butler" (actor and director) (MG-M) ; "The General" (actor and director) (United Artists). KEITH, Donald; b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 5; "Special Delivery," "The Whirlwind of Youth" (Paramount). KEITH, Ian; b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 27; "Convoy" (First National); "What Every Girl Should Know" (Warner). Hght. 5, 10; wght. 155; black hair; blue eyes. KENNEDY, Tom; b. New York City; "The Mysterious Rider," "Firemen, Save My Child" (Paramount). Hght. 6, 2y2; wght, 213; brown hair and blue eyes. KENT, Arnold; b. Florence, Italy, Jan. 21; "The World at Her Feet" (Paramount). Hght. 5, 11; wght. 165; brown hair; blue eyes. KENT, Crauford; b. London, Eng.; "Mother" (FBO). Hght. 5, 10y2; wght. 160; dark hair; hazel eyes. KERRY, Norman; b. N. Y. C, June 16; "The Unknown" (M-G-M); "The Claw" (Universal). Hght. 6, 2; wght. 180; dark hair; hazel eyes KEYS, Nelson; "Tip-Toes" (Paramount). KING, Charles; b. Dallas, Texas; "Excuse Maker Comedies" (Universal). KIRKWOOD, James; b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Feb. 22; "The Million Dollar Mystery" (Rayart). Hght. 6; wght. 180; brown hair; blue eyes. KNAPP, Jack; "W. C. Tuttle Comedy— Westerns" (Universal). KOLKER, Henry; b. Qnincy, 111.; "Rough House Rosie" (Paramount). KOSLOFF, Theodore; b. Moscow, Russia; "The Little Adventuress" (Pathe). Hght. 5, 7; wght. 140; brown hair; brown eyes. — L— LAKE, Arthur; b. Corbin, Ky. ; "Blue-Bird Comedies" (Universal). LANDIS, Cullen; b. Nashville, Tenn., July 9; "The Crimson Flash" (Pathe). Hght. 5, 6; wght. 145; curly brown hair; brown eyes. LANE, Lupino; b. London, June 16; "Lupino Lane Comedies" (Educational). Hght. 5, 3; wght. 130; brown hair and eyes. LANGDON, Harry; b. Council Bluffs, Iowa; educ. grade and high schools, Council Bluffs; worked for the Old Doheny Theatre in home town at various jobs and finally appeared there on "amateur nights;" toured the middle west in "The Show Girl;" vaudeville; screen career, signed by Mack Sennett to appear in two reel comedies; two years later signed as feature star; "Long Pants," "The Strong Man," "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp," "Three's a Crowd' * (First National) ; also acted as director on last named picture. Hght. 5, 6; wght. 150; brown hair; blue eyes. Ad., First National Studios, Eurbank, Calif. LA ROC QUE, Rod; b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 29; "Resurrection" (United Artists); "The Fighting Eagle" (Pathe). Hght. 6, 3; wght. 181; black hair; brown eyes. LAUREL, Stan; b. England; "Roach Star Comedies" (Pathe). LEASE, Rex; b. Central City, Va., Feb. 11; "Moulders of Men," "Not for Publication" (FBO). Hght. 5, 10; wght. 150; brown hair; green eyes. LEWIS, George; b. Mexico City, Mex.; "Collegians Series" (Universal). LEWIS, Ralph; b. Englewood, 111.; "Held by the Law" (Universal); "The Sunset Derby" (First National). Hght. 5, 10; wght. 180. LLOYD, Harold; b. Buchard, Nebr.; educ. Denver, Omaha and San Diego; stage career, Bur wood Stock Co., Omaha, and other stock companies; screen career, Universal, Edison, Keystone; original "Lonesome Luke," several one and two reel series for Pathe; "Never Weaken," "Grandma's Boy," "Sailor Made Man,' (Assoc. Exhibitors); "Dr. Jack'" "Safety Last," "Girl Shy," "The Freshman" (Pathe); "For Heaven's Sake," "The Kid Brother," "Speedy" (Paramount). Hght. 5, 9; wght. 160; black hair; blue eyes. LLOYD, Jack; "Cameo Comedies" (Educa LOCKLEY, J. P.; b. Philadelphia, Pa.; "Galloping Thunder" (FBO). Hght. 5, 10; wght. 190; dark hair; brown eyes. LONG, Walter; b. Milford, N. H. ; "The Yankee Clipper" (Pathe). Hght. 5, 11; wght. 200; brown hair; gray eyes. LOVE, Montagu; b. Calcutta, India; "The Tender Hour" (First National). Hght. 6, 1; wght. 195; fair complexion; red hair; blue eyes LOWE, Edmund; b. California; "Is Zat So*," "What Price Glory?" (Fox). Hght. 6; wght. 170; light brown hair; blue eyes. LUDEN, Jack; b. Reading, Pa.; "Yours to Command" (FBO); "The Last Outlaw" (Paramount). Hght. 6; wght, 175; light brown hair ; brown eyes. LUPINO, Wallace; "Cameo Comedies" (Educational). LYON, Ben; b. Atlanta, Ga. ; "High Hat," "The Tender Hour." "Dance Magic," "For the Love of Mike" (First National). Hght. 5, 11; wght. 160; complexion, brunette; dark brown hair; dark blue eyes. LYTELL, Bert; b. New York City, Feb. 24; "Alias the Lone Wolf" (Columbia). Hght. 5, 10y2; wght. 155; brown hair; hazel eyes. — M— McBAN, Mickey; b. Spokane, Wash., Feb. 27, 1919; "What Every Girl Should Know" (Warner) . McCOY, Tim; b. Saginaw, Mich.; "California," "The Frontiersman" (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) . McDONALD, Francis; b. Bowling Green, Ky. ; "The Notorious Lady" (First National). Hght. 5. 8: wght. 155; black hair; brown eyes. McGREGOR, Malcolm; b. New York City, Oct. 13; "Matinee Ladies," "A Million Bid" (Warner); "The Price of Honor," "The Kid Sister" (Columbia). Hght. 5, 11; wght. 165; black hair; brown eyes. McKEE, Raymond; b. Iowa; "Smith Family Comedies" (Pathe). Hght. 5, 8; wght. 155; black hair; brown eyes. McLAGLEN, Victor; b. London, England; "What Price Glory" (Fox). McNAMARA, Ted; b. Melbourne, Australia; "Colleen," "Chain Lightning" (Fox). Hght. 5, 10; wght. 150; brown hair; blue eyes. MacDERMOTT, Marc; b. London, Eng.; "California" (M-G-M). Hght. 6; wght. 175; auburn hair; brown eyes. MACDONALD, J. Farrell; b. Waterbury, Conn.; "Colleen," "Paid to Love" (Fox). Hght. 5. 10; wght. 185; dark brown hair; blue eyes. MacDONALD, Wallace; b. Mulgrave, N. S., Canada; "Your Wife and Mine" (Excellent); "Red Signals" (Sterling); "Tumbling River" (Fox); "Whispering Smith Rides" (Universal). Hght. 5, 11; wght. 150; dark brown hair; dark brown eyes. MacLEAN, Douglas; b. Philadelphia, Pa.; educ. Northwestern Univ., Lewis Institute of Technology, Chicago; stage career, Maude Adams, Morosco Stock Co., Los Angeles; screen career, first appeared opposite Alice Brady; selected by D. W. Griffith for role in a war picture; opposite Mary Pickford in two pictures; signed by Thos. H. Ince; gained wide popularity in "23V2 Hours' Leave;" starred in "The Hottentot," "Bellboy 13," "The Sunshine Trail" (First National); "Going Up," "Never Say Die," "Yankee Consul," "Introduce Me" (Assoc. Ex.); "Seven Keys to Baldpate," "That's My Baby," "Hold That Lion," "Let It Rain," "Soft Cushions" (Paramount). Hght. 5, 9; wght. 150; brown hair and eyes. MALONEY, Leo; b. San Jose, Cal. ; "The Man From Hardpan," "Don Desperado," "Two Gun of Tumbleweed," "Border Blackbirds"