Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1930)

Photoplay Magazine for April, 1930 109 Accordingly, when everything was in shipshape, Dick Smith, the Fox decorator, offered to show Charlie where he would put on the grease paint in the future. JUST by way of a little joke, the young star was ushered into Lenore Ulric's new quarters. The Ulric suite was pretty dressy with brocades, French furniture, and flossy gewgaws. "Well, how do you like it, Charlie?" asked Smith. Charlie was too polite to faint. "It's — it's pretty, isn't it?" he gasped. After that he was taken over to his own rooms, which were furnished simply in comfortable English style, with hunting prints on the wall. Charlie almost wept for joy. While we're on the subject, that big, rough, Victor McLaglen moved into the Ulric suite when she returned to New York. Moreover, he liked it, and asked that everything be left just the same. EVER since Bebe Daniels came purring onto the studio lot in her new car, they've been kidding her to death! It's one of these Ford town cars — and a replica in color, fittings and all but size of Bebe's big Rolls-Royce town car. "Good Allah, Bebe," screamed John Boles when he first saw it; "you've left your Rolls out in the rain, and it's shrunk!" "How do you get in — with a shoe-horn?" somebody else wanted to know. "Goodness, no!" explained Bebe. "I just stand still and pull it on over my head." IT was at a Marion Davies party. Marion slapped a record on the phonograph and let it ride. It was a boop-a-doop song in a "she" voice. Marion turned to one of Hollywood's best known comedians, and asked: "There! — how do you like my latest song?" "Well — ah — it sounds all right, but — " he replied. What! No closeups? Sunny Jim, Universal's youngest star, is looking over a cutting from his latest film, "His Bachelor Daddies." "These film editors don't know art when they see it," says Sunny you'll want its lasting protection . . . always Kotex absorbent is now used in 85% of America's leading hospitals W tion! HAT a comfort to feel the safety and security of Kotex protecYou'U wonder how you ever managed without it. Because this protection lasts . . . through busy hours. And it stays soft and comfortable. You will appreciate that. This unique comfort is due to the Cellucotton (not cotton) absorbent wadding of which Kotex is made. This is a cellulose substance which, for sanitary purposes, performs the same function as the softest cotton, but with five times the absorbency. Hospitals use this same absorbent Where the greatest precautions are observed, in 85 %■ of the leading hospitals of America, this very same absorbent is used today. No woman could ask a safer guide in choosing sanitary protection. And here is the reason so many women first began to use Kotex: it is easily disposable. That fact alone has helped to change the hygienic habits of millions of women the world over ! There are many ways in which Kotex is better: You should read the little box below. Then try Kotex and test its lasting protection for yourself. Kotex Company, Chicago, Illinois. SAFE, SECURE . . . Keeps your mind at ease. Kotex is soft . . . Not a deceptive softness that soon packs into chafing hardness. But a delicate, lasting softness. The Kotex filler is far lighter and cooler than cotton, yet absorbs 5 times as much. In hospitals. . . The Kotex absotbent is the identicaL material used by surgeons in 85* of the country's leading hospitals. Deodorizes, safely, thoroughly, by a special process. Regular Kotex— 45c for 12 Kotex Super-Size — 65c for 12 Or singly in vending cabinets through West Disinfecting Co, Ask to see the KOTEX BELT and KOTEX SANITARY APRON at any drug, dry goods or department store. KOT6X The New Sanitary Pad which deodorizes When you write to advertisers please mention PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE.