Movie Classic (Apr-Aug 1932)

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Golden Clint in addition tocleansh, j, gives your hair a fashionable "tiny-tint"— a tree little hit— not mueb-~ hardly perceptible. But how it does bring out thi true beauty of your own individual shade of hair! 2)t at your dealers' "-or a FREE sample will show you the difference. Send for it now I J. W, KOBI CO, Seattle, Wash. , N ;i in c Address City Color of my hair: i jcii: 622 R;,i,,i,.r A Dept. E Pltate itnd a fret sample. State if the filmin. when the i The n t.i three enough for You've Heard Him in Talkies BIT his \ i valuable the talkies. It> richness, depth, And whi < iary ' i he Woll 5 you weresei , but you were lisl to Russ < 'olumbo. In "I >> na " but you didn't know it then. I playing, and this voice was supposed coming over the air. The sei almost prophetic. Because of his vocal powers, executives considering Russ for leads in music il pictures, but on i on he was turned down because the test showed him too much of a Latin type." At this time Buddy Rogers was coming into his own because he represented the type most popular with the moviegoers, and film heads were afraid to take a chano on Russ. Bui foreign types on the risi will it be before the linger of film fame in Russ's direction? Disgusted with the turn of events, Russ refused to double for stars who could not d turned again to orchestra work, lie played in various Los Angeles theatres ami hotels and finally went back to the Ambassador Hotel as a featured member of the Rhythm Boys. Two months later, a quarrel with the management broke up the organization, and Russ decided to put his savings into his own business. So with the aid of a few friends he opened the Pyramid Club and, although it never prospered to any great extent, it held its own and enabled Russ to strike up friendships with many movie stars. Among these were Tom Mix, Gloria Swanson, Ramon Novarro, Joan Bennett, Eric Von Stroheim, Jack Oakie and Joan Crawford. What Conrad Predicted for Him AND now the number twelve again. On the night the club was celebrating its first twelve months oi existence, a party comprised of George Olsen, Joan Crawford, June Collyer and Con Conrad came in and was ushered to a ringside table. In Russ's words: "I was thrilled to meet Con Conrad, the man whose songs were familiar to me and my orchestra. And we played many ol his famous numbers, such as 'Margie,' 'Barney Google,' '.Memory Lane,' 'Let's Do the Breakaway,' and 'Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me.' "The party remained until early in the morning and bel ore l hey departed, Con lold me he believed 1 would make a great success in the East with radio work, and said he was willing to take me along with him if I could go-" Two days later Con Conrad and Russ Columbo were on The Chief bound foi New York. Conrad, in the meantime, had tried to convince George Olsen that Columbo would be a great bet for his band, which < il-in was planning to take to New York for the winter. I'.ut Olsen couldn't see Russ! "They're tired of crooners look at V'allee," was < llsen's crypt ii way ol turning down the singer. "Well, I'll take tins kid to New York and, mark my word, inside of six i it hs he'll be i ensation. I'll ha\ e him on a big program on a national radio honk-up; I'll base him with his own orchestra in the new WaldorfAstoria; and I'll have the picture people hot to gel him for .1 start ing rOle," « ere ( onrad's predict ions. As was natural. Russ was a hem neither Gu|oJ3! ii-oii aLurjl -this new mascara is WATERPROOF H/VEN the teariest talkie can't sp 11] your eye make-up if you use Liquid Winx. It is the one mascara that's really waterproof — that won't smudge or run — ever. And how it flatters eyes! It makes your lashes look dark — long — lull. It keeps them soft. 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