Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1935)

PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY, 1935 119 addresses of the Stars HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. CULVER CITY, CALIF. Paramount V in Rllarbier djSarrie Bnie ;ll Blackley i Jiland ( radley ] sson r len Brown l,i Burke s,id Ailen ' 'irlisle n Casey 1 e Colbert oper (be > 3uster" Crabbe ! raven Osby e'/ie DeMille > Dietrich :; Drake [lis .ields i! Frawley (<rrits ■ant Holt gger >Karns (it ijpura i;andi rLaughton Studios Baby LeRoy Carole Lombard Pauline Lord Ida Lupino Helen Mack Fred MacMurray Marian Mansfield Herbert Marshall Gertrude Michael Raymond Milland Joe Morrison Lloyd Nolan Jack Oakie Lynne Overman Gail Patrick Joe Penner George Raft Lyda Roberti Lanny Ross Charlie Ruggles Randolph Scott Marina Schubert Ann Sheridan Sylvia Sidney Alison Skipworth Queenie Smith Sir Guy Standing Gladys Swarthout Colin Tapley Kent Taylor Lee Tracy Virginia Weidler Mae West Henry Wilcoxon Toby Wing x Studios, a.lbertson lllwyn ;iy Ames res i Barcena ,'arrie Baxter .les 'adford Carlon ne Carroll hasen .ral irwell 'nehart punn irant ive ', ears •etchit >ran , Foster allian aynor Grant Ireen ■ley Holloway B Hudson mhof O-Radio P inders taire ;al lest >re ady Iroderick 'abot landler Dix una unne orbes Gibson lie et Hamilton rding !40l N. Western Ave. Walter Johnson Paul Kelly Walter King June Lang Edmund Lowe Victor McLaglen Frank Melton Frank Mitchell Conchita Montenegro Rosita Moreno Herbert Mundin Warner Oland Valentin Parera Pat Paterson Ruth Peterson John Qualen Will Rogers Gilbert Roland Raul Roulien Siegfried Rumann Albert Shean Berta Singerman Slim Summerville Shirley Temple Spencer Tracy Claire Trevor Helen Twelvetrees Blanca Vischer Henry B. Walthall Hugh Williams ctures, 780 Gower St. Katharine Hepburn Pert Kelton Francis Lederer Gene Lockhart Raymond Middleton Polly Moran June Preston Gregory Ratoff Virginia Reid Erik Rhodes Barbara Robbins Ginger Rogers Ann Shirley Frank Thomas, Jr. Helen Westley Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Artists Studios, antor Chaplin Fairbanks 1041 N. Formosa Ave. Miriam Hopkins Mary Pickford Anna Sten Century Studios, 1041 N. Formosa Ave. Arliss Fredric March ^o'man Loretta Young olumbia Studios, Allen thur Ball Slakeley ack Brown ickler Carroll Connolly Cook mrtney I Cromwell 'rake 5 Dumbrille : Ford 1438 Gower St. Jack Holt Victor Jory Fred Keating Marian Marsh Ken Maynard Tim McCoy Geneva Mitchell Grace Moore George Murphy Gene Raymond Florence Rice Billie Seward Ann Sothern Raymond Walburn Hal Roac Don Barclay Billy Bletcher Charley Chase Billy Gilbert Oliver Hardy Metro-Goldwyn Brian Aherne Katharine Alexander Elizabeth Allan Lionel Barry more Wallace Beery Constance Bennett Virginia Bruce Ralph Bushman Charles Butterworth Mary Carlisle Leo Carrillo Ruth Channing Maurice Chevalier Mady Christians Constance Collier Jackie Cooper Joan Crawford Dudley Digges Jimmy Durante Nelson Eddy Stuart Erwin Madge Evans Muriel Evans Louise Fazenda Preston Foster Betty Furness Clark Gable Greta Garbo Gladys George C. Henry Gordon Ruth Gordon Russell Hardie Jean Harlow Frank Hayes Helen Hayes Louise Henry William Henry Jean Hersholt h Studios Patsy Kelly Stan Laurel Billy Nelson Our Gang Douglas Wakefield Mayer Studios Irene Hervey Isabel Jewell Barbara Kent June Knight Otto Kruger Evelyn Laye Myrna Loy Jeanette MacDonald Una Merkel Robert Montgomery Frank Morgan Karen Morley Maureen O'Sullivan Cecilia Parker Jean Parker Nat Pendleton Rosamond Pinchot William Powell May Robson Mickey Rooney Shirley Ross Rosalind Russell Norma Shearer Frank Shields Sid Silvers Harvey Stephens Lewis Stone Gloria Swanson William Tannen Robert Taylor Pinky Tomlin Franchot Tone Henry Wadsworth Lucille Watson Johnny Weissmuller Diana Wynyard Robert Young UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIF. Universal Heather Angel Henry Armetta Baby Jane Binnie Barnes Noah Beery, Jr. Dean Benton Mary Brooks June Clayworth Carol Coombe Philip Dakin Ann Darling Andy Devine Sally Eilers Valerie Hobson Henry Hull G. P. Huntley, Jr. Lois January Buck Tones Boris Karloff Frank Lawton Studios Bela Lugosi Paul Lukas Florine McKinney Douglass Montgomery Victor Moore Chester Morris Hugh O'Connell Roger Pryor Claude Rains Onslow Stevens Gloria Stuart Margaret Sullavan Francis L. Sullivan Mary Wallace Polly Walters Irene Ware Alice White Clark Williams Jane Wyatt BURBANK, CALIF. Warners-First Na Ross Alexander Johnnie Allen Mary Astor Robert Barrat Joan Blondell Glen Boles George Brent Joe E. Brown James Cagney Hobart Cavanaugh Colin Clive Ricardo Cortez Dorothy Dare Marion Davies Bette Davis Olivia de Haviland Dolores Del Rio Claire Dodd Robert Donat Ruth Donnelly Maxine Doyle Ann Dvorak John Eldredge Patricia Ellis Florence Fair Glenda Farrell Errol Flynn Grace Ford Kay Francis William Gargan Nan Gray Hugh Herbert Russell Hicks Leslie Howard Ian Hunter tional Studios Josephine Hutchinson Allen Jenkins Al Jolson Olive Jones Ruby Keeler Guy Kibbee Robert Light Margaret Lindsay Anita Louise Helen Lowell Aline MacMahon Everett Marshall June Martell Frank McHugh James Melton Jean Muir Paul Muni Pat O'Brien Henry O'Neill Dick Powell Phillip Reed Philip Regan Edward G. Robinson Mary Russell Winifred Shaw Barbara Stanwyck Lyle Talbot Verree Teasdale Genevieve Tobia Dorothy Tree Mary Treen Rudy Vallee Gordon Westcott Warren William Donald Woods Lloyd Hughes, 616 Taft Bldg., Hollywood, Calif. Harold Lloyd. 6640 Santa Monica Blvd.. Hollywood. Calif. Neil Hamilton. 351 N. Crescent Dr.. Beverly Hills. Calif. Ned Sparks, 1765 No. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood. Some women still suffer regularly; martyrs to the time of month. Others have put this martyrdom behind them. The days they used to dread are j'ust a memory. They approach this time without any fear. They pass it without the old discomfort. Midol has made periodic pain a thing of the past for many, many women. "Oh, yes," say some who have read about it, and heard about it, "but my suffering is so severe, and I've tried so many things that didn't help! Midol may not end all the pain for me." True, there are women who are not relieved of every trace of pain when they take these tablets. But they get such a large measure of relief that they are quite comfortable in comparison. And the comfort is not momentary, not an interlude, but sustained comfort from the start. The best time to begin with Midol is before any discomfort is felt. You may escape all pain. You are sure to have an easier time. The action of this medicine is effective for hours, and two tablets should see you through your worst day. Why postpone this comfort another month? One reason some women still hesitate to try Midol is their doubt of its being as effective as advertised. Doubters should just ask anyone who has tried it! Another reason for hesitating to take these tablets is the fear that Midol may be a narcotic. It is not. The next time you are in a drug store, pick up a package of Midol. You'll find it on the counter. If not, just ask for Midol.