Picture-Play Magazine (1933)

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Women roportli linn ihlng losses cif unwanted Fat, raalli and now by populu deman I rou, too < mi be ilnhfnlly and e nib re lu e Ntr ilrunH nr rubbing oompi Im take a little hi FiOLLI worm 18 each morning In ■ • I ol Von u id hut the turpi I e ol youi life too only lose rat, bul gain rltalli iKln and ii rn ycnir money returned Bend Si 00 HOLLYWOOD is to MEED COMPANY, Dept, 8629 Main St., Kama City, Mo This Fan's Dream Came True Continued from page 37 Both he and Billy arc excellent conversationalists, and we talked of "cabbages and kings." The last time I saw Billy, he was flying hack to his dressing room in pajamas and bathrobe. He had guests for luncheon, and had forgotten his wallet. Movie folks are human, after all. Neil introduced me to Gary Cooper and Fay Wray. Gary I found very friendly and kind. You should have heard him snicker when shown a paragraph to the effect that he is called "Sweetheart of the World" in Japan. You'd like the towering Garv in person. He is not morose. He has little to say, hut he says that little well. Miss Wray is more beautiful in person than on the screen, and most cordial. I believe my greatest Hollywood thrill came when, after only a moment's introduction, she recognized me that evening at the theater. We compared opinions of the play next day, and were in perfect agreement. Her work was finished before Neil's, but she remembered two days later to send a large portrait she had promised me. I spoke with the eager-voiced Dick Cromwell one day, in Neil's dressing room. He is far handsomer offscreen than on. Neil and I sat in together at the rushes one evening, and I still marvel that the completely jumbled and interrupted scenes can ever he fitted into an intelligent story. One hears the stage directions, the calls for "Quiet!" and the director's voice, later, requesting the players and cameramen to "Cut !" Neil Hamilton has an eternal-youth complex. He is full of fun, and takes delight in trivial things. At dinner one evening, we plaved "Hog" — others call it "Ghosts" — any one becoming a "hog" under the rules of the game being ineligible to take part in the conversation. Mrs. Hamilton succumbed first, and then snared me. So it went for twenty gloriously mad minutes, and even the butler snickered. No one, however, was sufficiently clever to bag Neil. He won the game. On another occasion, he phoned Reginald Sheffield from the dinner table, the only apparent reason for the call being to ask whether Reggie could hear Neil munching a string bean. \ bad often beard of Neil's telephonic kidding, but seeing him in action was extremely funny. One night he invited an impressionable young friend to the bouse, pretending thai he was entertaining the Crown Prince and Princess of Siam. Just as he had succeeded in being convincing, we all spoiled the gag by giving way to excessive giggles. I noted that scarcely a meal passed without the extension phone being brought to the table. When I mentioned this to Neil, he told me jokingly that it makes him feel rich and influential — something he always wished to be. If that isn't sufficient proof of his youthful nature, I do not know a better example. He put through a call to my home in New York one evening. When I denied the necessity of this, be persisted on the grounds that he desired to speak to my mother, anyhow. A favorite sport of Neil's, one which keeps him physically fit, is biking. Although be prefers solitude, he had promised I should accompany him at least once. We set out one morning up a canyon in the Santa Monica mountains, be certain that I should drop by the wayside, and I equally sure of my ability to follow. Doubtless my ceaseless chattering quite ruined bis hike, however. We covered thirteen miles that day, using twenty-five miles of . energy climbing the winding footpath to the top of the canyon, and coming down the firebreak. For those who have never tramped the California hills. I say no place is more fascinating, particularly in such company. Another day was spent motoring to the mission of San Juan Capistrano. stopping at Laguna, where the "All Quiet" company went on location. Capistrano is one of the oldest California missions, where a great variety of flowers and trees grow beneath crumbling adobe walls. Here we fed the doves, wrote our names in the register, and wandered through the place. Wre visited Ocean Park late one evening, going on and in everything. We rode the roller-coaster twice, and shot the chutes three times. Everywhere Neil went, the crowd was sure to follow, and business quite as sure to be good. He autographed everything from cards to the bottom of a candy box. thanking each person for his interest. Still, it's hard to be popular. You so rarely can have a good time ! Much I saw, much I beard, much I experienced, that would take too long to tell. It suffices to say that no host and hostess could be more "like the folks from home" than Neil and Elsa 1 Iamilton. Neil Hamilton is going on, through a long and happy future, because he thinks of the little things that other folks forget.