The New Movie Magazine (Jan-Sep 1935)

A popular movie star is very enthusiastic about patronizing the semi-annual furniture sales By BETTY LENAHAN One end of the living-room showing the comfortable fireplace grouping. JOHN BOLES' HOLLYWOOD HOME JOHN BOLES, Fox Films player, who will next appear in the musical comedy, "Redheads on Parade," and his wife spent a great deal of time and thought in furnishing and decorating their lovely Hollywood home, and a great many of the pieces in the house are genuine antiques. The living-room arrangement is interesting and comfortable. The fireplace grouping is particularly inviting with the deep, comfortable couch and cosy barrel chair drawn up to it. The window treatment in this room is simple and most attractive. The floor is completely covered by carpeting, the monotony of which is relieved by the small, gaily colored hooked rug in front of the fireplace. An old girandole mirror, prints and family portraits decorate the walls. Crystal candelabra, hobnail glass and old china vases filled with garden flowers, little figurines and pewter and pottery lamps with tailored shades complete the accessories used in the room. The color scheme of this room is as follows: Walls and woodwork — Painted white Carpet — Green Furniture — Mahogany Upholstery — Figured chintz in shades of yellow, green and rose Draperies — Same chintz as used for upholstery The dining-room in Mr. Boles' house is as formal as the living-room is informal. The table is a two-pedestal Duncan Phyfe and the chair, buffet and serving table are Sheraton. Here is the color scheme for this room: Walls — Papered; Toile design in mahogany tones Woodwork — Ivory Carpet — Light green Furniture — Mahogany Upholstery — Green brocaded velvet Draperies — Dark green In the bedroom is a lovely oldfashioned canopy bed. This is covered with a quaint old patchwork quilt and draped with dotted Swiss edged with wool ball fringes. 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