The New Movie Magazine (Dec 1929-May 1930)

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Isn't that silly?" MR. AND MRS. HARRY M. WARNER— he's one of the Warner Brothers — have legally adopted the three and one half year old daughter of Lina Basquette and the late Sam Warner. Corinne Griffith's new beach home at Malibu Beach is all finished. So is Bill Boyd's. MOTION pictures are employed in a variety of ways in Hollywood. So that it was not much of a surprise to the gentry when a smart lawyer sprung a couple of reels of film on a jury which was trying a case in which a sixteen-year-old boy was claiming he had been injured by an automobile. The boy said he could not run, throw, and a lot of other things. The motion picture showed that he could. The smart lawyer had hired a camera man to wait near the boy's home and catch him in these activities. MARIE DRESSLER, Director Bob Leonard, and Sally Eilers were standing outside of one of the sound stages at M-G-M. In the distance Marie saw a man carrying an armful of roses. He dropped a couple of them and did not notice it. Marie yelled at him. He heard her but could not get what she was saying. He stood still. Marie walked towards him and yelled again. Still he did not understand. After more walking and considerably more yelling, he finally got what she meant, turned, picked up the fallen flowers, and went his way — with never a "Thank you." Marie looked after him, turned and came back to Leonard and Sally and said, still out of breath from yelling. "Serves me right. If I minded my own business more I wouldn't be so tired at night." Many of the stars, both male and female, attend the Hollywood American Legion fights every week. How Hollywood Entertains (Continued from page 57) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barthelmess. Mrs. Barthelmess wore shining beige lace, straight from Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Niblo (Enid Bennett) were present. Mrs. Niblo wore her favorite sky blue, in taffeta. Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzmaurice, the latter in a marvelously cut but simple frock of white satin, with a very long skirt, set off by emeralds. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sills (Doris Kenyon) attended. The blonde beauty of Mrs. Sills was set off by a daring frock of dark jade green chiffon, very severely cut. The color was unusual and the lines of the dress fell in straight, almost Grecian folds. Gene Markey accompanied Irene Delroy, of New York musical comedy fame, who wore black lace and gar denias. Beatrice Lillie was also in black and Aileen Pringle wore a tightly fitted gown of pale pink satin, draped with heavy natural colored lace. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Nagel were among the guests. Mrs. Nagel, who is tall and dark, looked lovely in ivory satin. Mr. and Mrs. William Seiter, (Laura La Plante) were present, Miss La Plante's gown being of pure, dead white taffeta. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Archainbaud, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Glazer, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Levee, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mannix, Paul Bern, William Powell, John McCormick (Mrs. McCormick who, of course, is Colleen Moore, had just left for the East), Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schulberg, Laddie Sanford, the famous polo player, and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Marin. In Next Month's New Movie "Hollywood's Younger Set" A Sensational Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns