The New Movie Magazine (Jan-Sep 1935)

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"Van," it seems, is training him not to be friendly with strangers, and on his collar is a sign that reads: "Please do not pet me!" IF there's a gasp left in you, you might as well use it on Joan Crawford's new gown. We saw her wearing it at Norma Shearer's party for Helen Hayes, and, believe you us, the gal stopped the show! She tells us it's a Hattie Carnegie model, which doesn't mean much to this old timer, but, we do know this . . . it's made of jet sequins, very tailored and entirely black, except for white pique collar and cuffs. e TOURING rehearsals of "Merrily We "^-"^ Roll Along," Douglass Montgomery has been experimenting with the thirteen changes of make-up he will be obliged to wear in the play. Made up as a middle-aged man, Doug dashed out to lunch one day, and found himself recognized, in spite of all, by two young girls. "Gosh," one of the girls remarked, "they sure get away with murder in pictures, don't they? He must be forty if he's a day! But, he does look sorta distinguished, don't you think?" JT'S nice work, if you can get it . . . -* . . . Working on a set, decorated entirely in cellophane, Hal Mohr (Evelyn Venable's mister) saw a piece of the stuff go up hi flames and, realizing that the place would be a roaring furnace in no time at all, grabbed the burning paper and threw it to the floor, putting it out before any damage could be done. Now, with a pair of badly burned hands, Hal is wondering if it pays to be a Good Samaritan. r\N "The Wedding Night" set, Anna ^^^ Sten and Ralph Bellamy sat themselves under a spreading oak tree and prepared to go to town with a basket of Russian lunch (cheese, Russian rye bread, salami, dill pickles and sauerkraut, to you). "All right," Director King Vidor said, "Ca Action! . . . EAT!" and . with a ven Sten and Bellamy "et" geance, too! "Cut!" yelled Vidor. But, with the camera at ease, the two hungry brats kept right on eating! Nobody could stop 'em! 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GOLDMAN- 913 Goldman Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. Street . City Color of your hair?. (56 TUST for the fun of it, Clark Gable *-* took the skins of all those cougars he bagged last year, and had a snazzy coat made out of them. On a hunch, he tossed it into his over-night bag just before leaving on location to the snowy Northwest, and is he ever glad? The first day out, the company ran into one of the worst blizzards of the year and Clark, all buttoned up in his baby bunting skin, thought it was June until he cracked a couple of icicles off his moustache! • TTNLESS she wants to look like the saived-in-half-woman, Jean Harlow has decided to give up her daily golf game while working on the strenuous dance routines in her new picture. Being just right to start with, the effects of the vigorous work-outs were putting our platinum pal's gorgeous waistline in the limbo of lost things. The poor girl couldn't even eat an olive with any comfort! So . . . until the hoofing sequences are made, Jean's clubs can sit on the shelf and get back their strength. • \ 'X J E'RE a bit skeptical, but Franchot " * Tone swears his new coupe is so long that he has to pay double rate at the parking stations. • TT/'ORKITSG on location, near the Uniyy versal studios, Charlie Chaplin hied himself to the U. commissary for a noontime snack, wearing the baggy clothes, derby hat, and tiny moustache that are his personal accessories to fame. Seated among the great and near-great, Charlie found himself as alone as Peter the hermit! Nobody recognized our greatest little comedian! Waitresses served and ignored him — even the executive old-timers passed him without a second glance . . . After lunch, Chaplin joined the crowd around the dice game tables and looked on for a while. One of the boys noticed him and exclaimed: "Boy! Thai's a swell make-up!! If I didn't know better, I'd swear you were Charlie Chaplin!" • GARBO Talks! Garbo SMILES! And now . . . GARBO STEPS OUT! Yessir, folks— the Lady of Silence broke down, put on her best bib and tucker and joined the Max Reinhardt party at the Trocadero the other night ! That Garbo should be previewing the Troc was the farthest from Mike Pearman's thoughts, so, when the precocious feller caught a glimpse of what he thought to be the back view of Lil Damita's coiffure, over he dashed, slapping the lady on the back and yelling: "Hello, Toots!!" When the slap-ee turned around and proved herself to be Garbo, smiling kindly, there was nothing for the goggleeyed Mike to do but collapse. And HOW he did it! • T)ETWEEN Edmund Lowe and Howard Hughes, it's hard to tell just which way the wind blows for Marian Marsh. If it's lunch with Eddie, it's dinner with Hughes . . . and vice versa. But, we do know this — when the millionaire playboy producer took off for New York, it was Marian who broke all engagements to drive him to the flying field and see that he was tucked in, all comfy and everything! So-oo-o . . . fool around with that, Watson. • A ND here's another surprise for the -^* month! Dick Powell, who has been carving his and Mary Brian's initials in every available tree trunk to date, slipped out for a bit of dinner and dancing with The Neiv Movie Magazine, May, 1935