Screenland (May–Oct 1927)

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I believe her brother, Eric, acts as her secretary. }{elda, Kansas. Yours is the kind of letter I like — especially the part where you say I seem nearer to you through my pages in Screenland than the stars. Of course you mean the studio stars; I understand. Thank you. Ronald Colman was married to Thelma Ray, an English actress: but they are divorced. Richard Dix isn't married and never has been, although Richard is reported engaged regularly. Dix works at Paramount's Astoria Studio. And how. Gerry. Yes — Douglas Gilmore is now with Paramount and works at the Lasky Hollywood Studios. You probably did see him on the stage; he first played the reporter in "Liglitnin' " with_ Frank Bacon; then he was Elsie Ferguson's leading man in "The Varying Shore"; with Helen Hayes in "We Moderns"; and in "Top Hole". Metro-Goldwyn sent him to California, where he played in "Paris" and "The TaxiDancer", both with Joan Crawford; and also on the stage in "White Cargo". Now he's devoting himself exclusively to the films. Born in Chicago and educated at the University of Chi. And I can't think of another thing to tell you about Douglas. Victor McLaglen as\s as he rests on his honors — "What price now'" Except that I can't imagine calling him "Doug"— Catherine O. What a lot of letterwriting you must be going to do. I'm game if you are. Here goes. Evelyn Brent. Clara Bow. Bebe Daniels — Laskv Studio. Hollywood, Cal. Sally O'Neil. Conrad Nagel — M-G-M Studio. Culver City, Cal. Alberta Vaughn. F. B. O. Studio, 780 Gower St.. Hollywood, Cal. Laura La Plante, Universal Studio, Universal City, Cal. Madge Bellamy. Fox Studio, 1400 N. Western Ave., Hollywood, Cal. La Marquise Forever! Aren't you emotional! Sic Transit Gloria Swanson, whatever that means. Keep your eyes open for your idol; after her long sojourn in the east she has returned to your dear California to make pictures for six months. "Henry" — or la Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye — went along, of course. This noble pair is as devoted as ever. For "The Love of Sunya" — don't you know yet that Gloria is now a United Artists star, having left Famous Players far behind? And that reminds me — Gloria's former bosses have decided to change the official name of their famous organization to Paramount-FamousLasky — just to give this poor Answer' woman a little more work, maybe. Jello. Where did you ever get the idea that John Gilbert is retiring from pictures? Can't a poor star — poor, comparatively speaking you understand — indulge in a little attack of appendicitis once in a while? Jack left the M-G-M Studio for several weeks' rest after his illness — believe he dashed up to Canada: but he is back on the "lot" now making "Twelve Miles Out". A nice, thirsty title, isn't it1 Court Jester. So you consider me the