Screenland (May-Jul 1926)

4 SCREENLAND Nee ded in Aviation T)0 you love adventure? Do you want to make bigf JL-' money? Although aviation is still in its infancy thereisa crying demand for men with courage, nerve, and self-reliance — ambitious men who are looking for a new field. For those who qualify there will be thousands of highly paid jobs. ■ AaaaazusDg the Azvpl&zt Yes, as yet, aviation is Fascinating — Oaring — Big Faying Prepare Now for One„of These Positions Aeronautical Instructor S60 to $150 per wceii Aeronautical Engineer $100 to $300 per week Aeronautical Contract' r Enormous piofits Aeroplane Repairman $60 to $75 per week Aeroplane T'echanic.-.a $40 to 9>60 per week Aerop'ane Inspector $50 to $75 per week Aeroplane Salesman $5000 per year and up Aeroplane Assembler $40to $65 per week Aeroplane Builder $75 to $200 per week in e Industry in its infancy, but now is the time to get in. In the automobile industry and in the moving picture business hundreds of men got rich by getting in at thestart. Theymadetheir success before others woke up. Think how much aviation has progressed in the lagt few years. Commercial air lines have already proved themselves successful both in Europe and America. Great men predict that in the near future there will be airfreight lines — organizations as large as our railroads are today. AVIATION IS NEW. It clamors for every young man. Be an Aviation Expert— $50 to $100 a week The study of aviation is as fascinating as the actual work. Only one hour of spare tirnoa day at home and we teach you the basic training. You will lind every lesson packed full of interest. Student S. F. MeNaughton, Chicago, says, "Your lessons are like a romance, and what is more, after one reading the student gets a thorough understanding." Men who have had actual experience guide you carefully through your training. They select the lessons, lectures, blueprints, and bulletins. Once you start you can't get enough of it. Here are some real jobs. Which one do you want'; Aeronautical Instructor, Aeronautical Engineer, Aeronautical Contractor, Aeroplane Salesman, Aeroplane Repairman, Aeroplane Mechanician, Aeroplane Inspector, Aeroplane Assembler, Aeroplane Builder. Big Aviation Hook FREE Send coupon below for our new FREE book just out entitled,"Opportunities in the Airplane Industry." It is intere3tingandinstructive. Get yours before edition is exhausted. AMERICAN SCH©©L OF AVIATION Dept. 882A, 3601 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago ^AMERICAN SCHOOL OF AVIATION | Dept. 882A, 3601 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago j _ Without any obligation send me yourfree book "Oppor tunities in the Airplane Industry," also information about your Home Study Course i n Practical Aeronautics. I | Narne. . . 1 Addres: J An Answer Page of Information Address: Miss Vee Dee, SCREENLAND, 236 W. 55th Street, New York City Richard Lewis. Glad you enjoyed my personal letter, Dick, but the photograph hasn't been taken yet, so I can't let you have what I haven't got — now can I? Grace Brown. When let' ters like yours come along, I just take a new grasp on things and feel "what a peach of a job I've got". Thanks many times for the appreciation. Agnes ({Harry Langdon \eeps up his Charleston prac tice between scenes of "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp." information regarding schools for acting, and I understand the Paramount school has its full quota of pupils, for the time being. Joe S. (Chicago). See answer to Marie Ayres is married to S. Manuel Reachi, a J. Mary Brian and Betty Bronson are with diplomat at Los Angeles. Probably Vilma Paramount — Mary at the Hollywood studios, Banky will play opposite Rudolph again, and Betty at present in the east at their but nothing definite has been decided yet. Astoria Studios, Long Island, N. Y. Mary a,-1 ,» c ... r -r. i Pickford was born, April, 1893, and Doug' Olga M. So you re jealous of Douglas ks Falrbanks is ten older Buck Jon*s Fairbanks, Jr. Whatever for? He «n t en has a ~Mrg Buck„ ^ wag formcrl 0dffle gaged or married to date. Haven t the 0sborne; a drcus rider fiuck JS ^ Fox home addresses of the stars you mention; gtudl Western A Hollywood, wouldn t their studio addresses do! ' 1 r j Ricardo Cortez Admirer. Ricardo was Emma F. Usually it s the fond mamma born in Alsace-Lorraine, but I can't tell you with a precocious child who tries to get jf he is Q-f Spanish parentage. Alright, I'll free publicity. For instance, one woman remember -you want a full page of the dark writes me about once a month and a sister Rjcardo in a future Screenland. or aunt or something writes me from Eng land, all mentioning their darling and ask ing me to "give some information in my Y/al,C column about little so-and-so." I've a nose „ like a Sherlock Holmes for these free-publicity hounds. But it's all in the day's work, Emma, so why worry! A Lover of the Screen. Allene Ray and Walter Miller, who were in "The Green er", made this picture under the Pathe Banner. Address them care of Pathe, 3 5 W. 45th Street, N. Y. C. Doc Martinez. Robert Frazier is mar ,, n .,, „, . „,■ . ,MJ j ried. His address is 1905 Wilcox Ave., Los Mary Supt, Mary Spain, Valerie, Mildred Angeles Wllliam CoIlier> jn> is with Fam, ous Players-Lasky, Vine Street, Hollywood. The Charles de Roche Club of Friends, with an enrolled membership of over 900, wants fans to know it has a home at 724 East Main Street, Enid, Oklahoma. Its sec Pickup and E. Mullen. Here are the ad dresses asked for. Ben Lyons, Corinne Griffith, Viola Dana, Lloyd Hughes, and Mary Astor are with First National, United Studios, Hollywood, Cal. Clara Bow, Esther Ralston, Laurence Gray, William Col lier, Jr., Mary Brian and Neil Hamilton with retary, Annie Laurie Buttrey, says they have Famous-Players Lasky, Vine Street, Holly a membership extending all over the world wood. Ramon Novarro, Alice Terry, Claire and their pamphlet announces that the club Windsor Pauline Starke, Sally O'Neil and members speak English, French, German, Lon Chaney, with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, so now Culver City, Cal. Alberta Vaughn with You fans trY °ut y°ur linguistic accomplishF. B. O. Studios, Melrose and Gower ments on thls energetic club. Streets, Hollywood. Gertrude Olmstead B. T. Who told you Yakima Canutt had and Doris Kenyon, First National Pictures, left pictures? Why, he's just beginning to 807 17 5th Street East, N. Y. C. Lillian sit up and take notice. He's a world famous Rich and William Boyd, Cecil de Mille Stu horseman and you'll see him in "The Devil dios, Culver City, Cal. Alice Calhoun, Horse" with Rex his mount. Born WhitJohn Roche and Dolores Costello, Warner man County, Wash., 1896; Yakima, not the Bros. Studios, Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, horse! Gloria Swanson, care of Famous Players Helen Reeder. Good news, Helen — Ben Lasky, Astoria, Long Island, N. Y. Pris Lyon isn't married, and somehow that lad; cilia Dean, Metropolitan Studios, 6642 San carries around a look as if he doesn't intend ta Monica Blvd., Hollywood. The others to marry for some time yet. you ask for are free-lancing, and I haven't W.H. Brfce. Don't hurry me old chap, their addresses. j just hate to rush! Address Cecil de Mille Marie J. Sorry, Marie, but I haven't any care of his studios, Culver City, Cal.