Photoplay (1923)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section 95 FAMOUS PLAYERS-LASKY are trying an interesting experiment with Robert J. Flaherty, F. R. G. S., the maker of that now famous picture, "Nanook of the North." Flaherty spent something like two years in the Arctic getting this remarkable photoplay of Esquimaux life under the super\asion of a fur company. Under his present arrangement with Paramount, Flaherty is delegated to spend a year in the Antarctic, getting a tale of aboriginal life. Here's hoping he returns with something as good as the famous "Nanook of the North." WANDA HAAVLEY has filed suit for divorce against her husband, charging non-support. Thus goes another matrimonial bark on the rocks. She is in Europe, now, appearing before the cameras of a foreign producing company. He, too, has left Holly^vood, and is now in Albany, New York. The Hawleys were married in 1915 in Troy, New York, where Wanda was studying music and Burton was working for a telephone company. Shortly after their marriage, Wanda decided to become a movie actress and went to work for Fox. Later she came to the Coast, accompanied by her husband, and until recently was under contract with the Laskj' company. Mr. Hawley may file a counter-suit. APPARENTLY Goldwyn and Lasky have been coveting each other's possessions. Richard Dix, for several years a featured Goldwyn player, has signed a five-year contract with Lasky. Conrad Nagel, for several years a featured Lasky player has signed a long-term contract with Goldwyn. All our best young leading men are being snapped up, including Jack Mulhall, who has joined the clan Talmadge, for professional purposes only, you understand. CAN you imagine Phyllis Haver as a business woman? Neither can we, but she has proven herself quite a real-estate shark, and Ruth Roland better look to her honors in that direction. Phyllis invested in some Hollywood property, it went up by leaps and bounds, and now she has a beautiful new home up on W'hitely Heights, overlooking Hollywood. Time was when movie stars talked nothing but shop, but these days the chatter invariably turns to real estate and oil wells. They all own some of each. BLANCHE SWEET (Mrs. Marshall Neilan) has returned from her vacation on a dairy farm, having gained fifteen pounds. It's rumored that she may do a picture for one of the large production companies before starting work on "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" which her husband will direct. Don't forget the next stirring chapter of The Studio Secret By Frederic Arnold Kummer in the June issue of PHOTOPLAY They danced only one dance^^ IT all happened at the South Shore Country Club. They had had something of a flirtation that afternoon. But he hadn't managed an introduction. She was simply wonderful and he just had to meet her. Through some mutual friends, he finally arranged to be at her table at dinner At last he secured the dance, upon which his entire evening had been centering itself. It proved both his first and last dance with her. Of course, he asked her again,but she plead ed she was very, very tired. Quite naturally he it. And even your closest friends won't tell you. Sometimes, of course, halitosis comes from some deepseated organic disorder that requires professional advice. But usually — and fortunately — halitosis is only a local condition that yields to the regular use of Listerine as a mouth wash and gargle. This halts food fermentation in the mouth and leaves the breath sweet, fresh and clean. So the systematic useof Listerine this way puts you on the safe and polite side. You know your breath is right. Fastidious people everywhere are making it a regular part of their daily routine. Your druggist will supply you with Listerine. He sells lots of it. It has dozens of different uses as a. „,,„„ ^1 , She said she was safe antiseptic and has been suspected some Other reason, lired, but he suspected f.^^^ed as such for half a cen* * * some other reason r. j l • ■ l 1 tury. Read the interesting book The insidious thing about hal let that comes with every bottle. itosis (the medical name for un t ? ^ rti 1 r> t • ^ — Lambert Fnarmacal Lompleasant breath) is that you, yourself, rarely know when you have pany. Saint Louis, U. S. A. HALITOSIS use LISTERINE When you write to advertisers please mention PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE.