Screenland (Nov 1925–Apr 1926)

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Mildred Lloyd told us about her baby, too, and about how the youngster pretends that she is acting in pictures. As to managing her famous husband, Harold Lloyd, she says that he is perfectly ideal. But all the same, when she has been unusually extravagant about a dress or fur coat, if he happens to notice the garment, she just says, "Why, dearie, this is old! You never do notice what I have on anyway!" Mrs. Sam Goldwyn is a perfectly adorable hostess, so pretty and young and slim and full of life. "Aren't you ever going back on the stage?" somebody asked her. "Oh, I don't think so. You see, my husband never saw me act, and he thinks that on the stage I'm a good actress. I don't want to disillusion him." Mrs. Goldwyn keeps in form by going horseback-riding. That brought it to Mrs. Montague Glass's memory that both Mrs. Goldwyn and her husband are perfectly wild riders. "But Mr. Goldwyn told me I was perfectly dreadful as a rider," said his wife, "never once realising that he himself is just as bad. Neither of us rides conventionally at all. We just stick on and go any old how." Harry Carey always keeps open house at his great 3,000-acre ranch near Saugus, California, between Christmas and New Year's. You are welcome to drop in any time you wish, from dewey morn to midnight within those seven days. It is exactly like the old California days of the Spanish population. On one or two days a barbecue is held. On other days you go hunting or horseback-riding, or just stay at * home and sit around the big open fireplace. Always there are food and Christmas cheer. C[ Jacqueline Logan bargaining with an Indian "on location."