Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1922)

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Waterman Piano School 2*7 i"S"i«lJ£Vc'"[."em It's She 'It A Hollywood Girl (Continued from page 48) " But you should see my new dress. — chiffon, orchid and blue chiffon!" cocked her head preeningly. ;;um!" "But you never can tell," she wilted, may not get over." I suggested that if it didn't it might be cur and edited. That always helps an evening gown — especially the cutting. Suddenly she became very solemn. She informed me that there were two sides to her nature; that she was, in fact, a sort of Miss Jekyll-Hyde. I was extremely awed by this revelation. As proof of this dual character she pointed to her eyes. One of them, she pointed out, was gray while the other was brown. She turned toward the light so I might notice the difference. "Yes," I muttered. "That one's gray!" "No! that's the brown one," she protested. We finally decided, for the sake of her dual nature, that I was color blind, "Oh, it's no use," she moaned. "I can't do it — I can't be mysterious like other girls are in their interviews. I never did have any confidence in myself. Mother always is having to bolster me up. Oh, honestly," she turned her eyes upon me, "I'm not at all like I should be. I'm not what you call militant. No, really I'm not. The least little thing hurts me dreadfully. If I ever marry, he'll have to be very, very understanding — and kind." By the time we had reached Hollywood she had regained her composure and was facing life quite stoically. She even giggled now and then in contemplation of the party she was to attend that evening. Bessie Love was going with her. Bessie Love was her best friend, the best and most real of all the girls who started in pictures together. "I think maybe that's why she hasn't been luckier," Colleen opined. "She can't pose. She's like me — just a Hollywood girl." A Hollywood Girl! Copy this Sketch and let me see what you can do with it. Many cartoonists and illustrators earning S30.00to -?200.00or more per week were trained by my personal individual lessons by mail. Landon Picture Charts make original drawing easy to learn. Send sketch with 6c in stamps for sample Picture Chart, lontr list of successful students, and ^r evidence of what you can accomplish. to^ Please state age. ^^-*i& THE LANDON SCHOOL S07 National Bldg., Cleveland, O. Why They Get Fabulous Salaries (Continued from page 48) Mabel Normand's salary with Goldwyn is said to have ranged from $2,500 a week to $4,500 a week during the three years she was with that company. Mack Sennett recently won her back to his establishment at a salary which is reputed to be $8,000 a week during actual working time. This is probably the highest weekly salary being paid to any star. Anita Stewart was receiving a salary of $4,500 a week up to the expiration of her contract with Louis B. Mayer a few months ago. Viola Dana, the queen and ace of the Metro pack, has been exchanging her services for $2,250 per seven days. Thomas Meighan has a contract with Lasky which provides for a pretty raise every six months or a year. He is receiving, or will soon receive, §2,500 each Saturday night. Antonio Moreno signed a contract with Vitagraph some time ago which has advanced him to the $2,ooo-a-week class. Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, Alia Nazimova, and Charles Ray now operate as independent producers. Being independent producers means that they roll their own. That is, they manufacture and can the celluloid friezes in which they appear as central figures. They are also their own distributors through the United Artists organization. This corresponds to the wholesale branch of any other mercantile business. Thus these artists sell directly to their theater manager, and make all the money their pictures can earn above the costs. The earning power of Mary Pickford is easily a half a million a year and that of her Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.