Photoplay (May 1921)

Photoplay Magazim-: — Advfhtisinci Skci ion Plays and Players ( Continued ) V ' Ould cry the quickest. They all used out to hinch together, sit around the )lr, and try to bring the tears spontancsK and artistically. Blanche Sweet, (uding to the records, ahnost always won. u loser had to pay for the lunch. It -t thirty cents. lI'ESTION: does a young girl know . when she is engaged? It would seem not. Because Natalie Inuidge, whose engagement to Buster at (in was rumored, announced in the u-|>apers, and confirmed by Buster himI, out in California, has nothing to say oul it at all. To anybody. And the t of the Talmadges don't know anything )ic about it than she does. While Buster Keaton, in Los Angeles, 1 not hesitate to proclaim his devotion to il admiration of his fiancee, saying he P d to marry her as soon as he could ish his pictures and take a train to New irk, Miss Natalie isn't so sure. To begin th, she says she hasn't seen him for two irs. And she doesn't know when she na: to be married and she would rather Ik about it at all. mother says Natalie doesn't like inia. Her sister. Norma Talmadge k, says that if a girl is in love with 1 she will like any place where he is. 1 there you are. A perfectly good , i:;ement story — and yet, we don't know. I way things look it is extremely likely It Miss Talmadge will become Mrs. si(T Keaton in due time. But until sure, w'e are going to save our conii ukitions. HAT would they do without the \\ hen a reporter on a New York newsiKi didn't have anything better to take his time, he went out and interviewed • c:irl employees of one of the larger t ment stores. About Morals. And •rs. That is, he interviewed some college women employed as experts l:Hi\-ing and not the young ladies behind counters. asked them all about the "low^ering of ndards" and "the decline in social rale" rumored to be taking place. Sev1 of the interview'Ces ventured the II ions that it was all on account of the r. Ihen— ' Hon't you think that the vampire type hi roine constantly shown in the movies > have something to do with the lowering standards?" asked an assistant buyer, 'rom that moment on, a good time was i by all. NOTHER film faker is behind the bars, i, This one took $100 from a young man in New York for "instructions" 1 costumes and a promise to make her tar. Df course she never saw the money again, t this crook had an unique method. planned to "produce" a picture with lot similar to that of a popular Broadway \ Of course it would have been im-silile to produce the motion picture ause a court injunction charging plagium would, in all likelihood, have been fl. In this way he would have escaped lish ment. ^ii;ht here Photopl.w Magazine would ■ to assure its readers that never, to knowledge, has there been a so-called hool of motion picture acting" that was la-fide. 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