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Laskyville Villains
No. 8 — Margaret Bennett
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For this, our first villainess, we pick the young lady who holds forth in Mr. Lasky’s West Coast office. Before we go any farther, we want to leave evidence behind us that we have been threatened with BOMBS in the event that we publish this villain-ness line of talk about her. Therefore, so that she may have nothing on us, we say not what we think but quote from three wellknown Laskyville personages :
“I think I’ll put an ad in the paper for a second Margaret Bennett,” says one.
“How does she do it?” asks another. “Who ever taught her how to send everyone away with a smile ?”
“With all the trials and tribulations of that office,” says still another, “they can’t seem to take the smile away from Margaret Bennett.”
We’d like to give at least one little opinion of her that we have, but we’re afraid of that bomb, and all we can say is that when you get a chance, do your level best to meet her. She’s very sincere. M. BROOKS.
West Coast Visitors
Mah Jongg at Its Worst
Gloria Swanson is not going to let either of these two gentlemen put anything over on her in the Mah Jongg game and is here taking her time debating a play that will mark her the winner.
Sam Wood, Director, at the left, Huntly Gordon, right, are waiting very impatiently for Gloria’s next move.
On the Astoria Lot
The first exterior scenes on our Astoria lot since the reopening of the Long Island Studio here were taken by Ralph Ince for the Dorothy Dalton picture, “The Law of the Lawless.”
Mr. Ince can be seen talking to Miss Dalton in front of a little vegetable stall, while Arthur Cozine, Asst. Director, is but a few feet away.
In the front foreground we have Bill Miller, cameraman for Mr. Ince, Jack O’Neill at his right and Paul Vogel at Miller’s left.
Florence Keating, Continuity Clerk, is seated at the extreme right.
In the left under the umbrella are Sid Clifford and our famous Bill Johnson, property man.
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Among those to visit the West Coast Studio recently were Mr. Jules Mastbaum, of the Stanley Circuit of Theatres in Philadelphia, and his mother.
They were photographed with three of our prominent individuals on the lot while there.
From left to right they are: Joseph Henabery, Mrs. Mastbaum, Walter Hiers, Jules Mastbaum and Jacqueline Logan.