Picture Play Magazine (1932)

63 diet, because Spencer cannot pass a soda fountain without going in and getting a double malted milk or a hotfudge sundae. He worries constantly over things, particularly over his roles. So thorough an actor is he that when he goes into a new part, particularly in a play, he worries himself and every one around him into a stew for fear he won't get everything out of it there is in it. His usually even disposition deserts him and he becomes Continued on page 72 Jungle Lover Continued from page 21 mother recuperating from overwork. Johnny met Bobbe in a Palm Beach pool and helped her w ith her diving. She had a midget car and soon the young giant and Bobbe, who comes up to his shoulder, were seen riding around in the tin}' motor. "You never could get into one of those cars," I exclaimed. "Sure I could, even with her mother." he laughed. "Bobbe and I swam in the daytime and danced at night or walked in the moonlight, and two weeks later we got married." "Just like that?" "I always do things just like that. We were in love, so why wait ? It shouldn't take any longer than that to make up your mind about such things. We do everything together, and I hope we're going to have a real marriage, not a Hollywood one. Maybe I was pretty hard to live with while making that picture — I take everything so seriously — but Bobbe's a good sport. She knows that a 'Tarzan' picture isn't exactly easy to do" "Weren't you afraid at all?" Johnny grinned boyishly. "Well I could have been killed, but I wasn't. I only got a few scratches. I was too tired to think while the picture was being made. Bobbe and I'd go to the movies at night and I'd actually fall asleep. But now sometimes I wake up shuddering when I think of those lions. But I'll get over it, so maybe you'd better not write that." But I am writing it just to show you what a human and likable chap Johnny is. And if you want more proof, when I asked him how he liked being compared to Clark Gable, he gave me a don't-be-silly look and said briefly, "There's no comparison. Gable's an actor. I'm not — yet." The accent was on the "yet." Maybe I'm wrong, but if you fans could have seen him in that red satin dressing gown, I bet you'd be on my side. w It ye"' y°o on ^"^r.. "Os c*>\ '«>>.* 'St '">/>■« . " w'fh o/ */*„ <*. St >o Hv ■ocy rut Or, °Oq> Sft700f, r&c PERFUMED DEPILATORY CREAM HAIR PERMANENTLY DESTROYED A FIVE DOLLAR PRODUCT TODAY, ZIP is the only Epilator available for actually destroying hair growths by removing the cause .... So simple ... So quick. ZIP leaves no trace of hair above the skin; ... no prickly stubble later on; ... no dark shadow under the skin . . . That is why so many stage and screen stars as NOW WITHIN THE REACH well as Beauty Specialists recommend ZIP, for face, ITS OFF because IT'S OUT l_ AT" O R SPECIALIST 562 Fifth Ave., New York OF EVERYONE AT $1.00 arms, legs and underarms. ZIP is pleasant to use, safe, and delightfully fragrant. It is this product which I use at my Fifth Avenue Salon. It acts immediately and brings lasting results. Thousands of women paid $5.00 for this identical package of ZIP. Now I am offering it to you at $ 1 .00. Treatment or FREE Demonstration at my Salon NEW! This delightful A B SCENT Cream Deodorant counteracts the odor of perspiration without impeding its normal action. Safe and easiest to use. Large tube 25cents Madame Bertb'e, Specialist, o_f 562 Fifth Ave., New York I enclose a dime for a liberal trial tube of ZiP Depilatory Cream. I enclose a quarter for a large tube of AB-SCENT Cream Deodorant. □ □ (To those ordering both of the a of LASH-LIFE will be « >ove, a 50c tube ■nt free) Name _. Address City & State..