Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1929)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section out of the room, and sit in the hall twiddlin' my thumbs for half an hour! She tells me if I've any more damage to do, I'll have to wait until the kid's quieted down. Seems she's got a fever, or somethin', and the nurse says it's as good as curtains if she gets too excited!" "Just what's the matter with this girl?" asked the chief. GOSH, I don't know! She's good and sick, that's certain. Well, while I'm sitting there, I hear her. Gosh, she sounds like a little kid. ... I seen one once, wandering in the park, rubbin' its eyes and sobbin' . . . cryin' for its Daddy . . . well, that's the way she sounded to me. I heard her savin': " 'They'll hang him! They'll hang my Daddy! Oh, my God . . . what did I ever do it for?'" The two other men looked quickly at each other when Clancy's lips pronounced this last. The Chief said, "Huh! You are certain that's what she said?" "Sure! But that baby isn't a murderess' She meant somethin' else ... I tell you the kid's too little 'n sweet ... I tell you . . . " "Shut up Clancy," snapped the Chief, "and get out!" [ TO BE CONTINUED ] The Stars' Mad Night Life ICONIINUED FROM PAGE 65 ] ■Warner Baxters, the Gregory La Ca\as, as well as Virginia Valli and Charlie Farrell, Arthur Lubin and Alice Joyce's brother, Frank, are devotees. Estelle Taylor and Jack Dempsey manage to find enough to argue about in the oldfashioned game of croquet. Jack insists that he thought croquet was something to eat until his pretty helpmeet taught him to handle a mean mallet. D.\RT" is a game of skill. The target has colored rings with a bull's-eye in the center, each circle numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4 with 10 for the bull's-eye. F.ach player has 12 darts made of cork with a pin at one end and a feather at the other, and the one scoring the highest wins. The darts are elusive things. At the final tournament, jMrs. Hamilton's first dart landed in Mrs. Charles Emmett Mack's foot. Bill Powell's pinned Diana Kane Fitzmaurice to the back of a swing by her hair. Warner Baxter turned out to be champion, with Arthur Lubin a close second. "Sandown," also known as "Minaroo," is an English racing game adapted to the parlor, patio or garden. Each contestant is given a small horse checker which is set to race down a green baize course. This is Ronald Colman's favorite sport. Franklin Pangborn introduced Minaroo at a party for May Robson, who became so enthralled with it that she refused to let her guests go home. A scientific game invented by some Hollywood intellectual is "Binet." A player or a group is given a word; as rapidly as possible words suggested by the initial word are written down, then read back, -nith explanation. Renee Adoree gave Dorothy Sebastian the word "Hollywood," which resulted in Hollywood Birmingham hat dancing blue New York eyes buildings Alice Terry house Paris payment boat money ill Hollywood sister Reginald Denny Univerial Star Renee Adoree M.-G.-M. Star 127 Health e^^^Eeauty Dorothy Mackaill First National Beauty In minutes a day Many famom screen stars, including Reginald Denny, Dorothy MackaiUand Renee Adoree, are enthusiastic Health Builder users. Slender^ Radiantly Healthy This Enjoyable New Way I Di ETING or back-breaking exercises no longer necessary! For an ingenious new device, the Battle Creek Health Builder, enables you to keep gloriously healthy— pleasingly %\eadct— without any effort on your part! Oscillate Your Way to Health The Health Builder, manufactured under the patents of Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, gives a combined massage-vibratory treatment, better than a skil led masseur It vigorously massages the heaviest muscles, peps up sluggish circulation, aids digestion and reduces superfluous weight. Endorsed by Famous Beauty Dorothy Knapp, star of Earl Carroll's "Vanities," uses the Health Builder daily. She says. "1 unhesitatingly recommend the Health Builder to every one that is interested in keeping radiantly healthy and in retaining a beautiful figure." Here (at last) is a lafe, simple, scientifii method of reducing weight and keeping vigorously healthy. A Health Builder for Every Requirement Ideal for home use is the Universal Home Model, a compact enclosed Health Builder. The Athletic Model is very popular for clubs, home gymnasiums, colleges, health centers, institutions, steamships, etc., while the handsome De Luxe Cabinet Models combine utility with distinctive beauty. Send for FREE Book Send for "Health and Beaury in Fifteen Minutes a Day " — a valuable Free Book showing the Battle Creek Health Builder in operation — u^/zA complete series of home exercises. Sanitarium Equipment Co. Room AK-S193 Battle Creek, Michigan © S. E. Co.. 1929 mmmmm When you write to advertisers r'tiise mention mOTOPI.AT MAGAZINE.