Screenland (May–Oct 1927)

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Some people are so fussy! But don't let his matrimonial status effect your honest admiration for Mr. Hall. He's still doing good work at the Paramount Studio in Hollywood. Blue Eyes. So your favorites are Mary Pickford and Lillian Gish. I can tell you must be a nice, sweet girl, and I'll bet you're good to your folks too, aren't you? You're right — Lillian hardly ever poses for a portrait in modern clothes. She's the original old-fashioned girl. Write to her at Metro-Goldwyn Studio, Culver City, Cal. Lillian was born in Springfield, Ohio; she's five feet four inches tall, weighs 112 pounds, has blue gray eyes and blonde hair — no, not blonde; it's pale spun-gold; sure it is. Mary Pickford, who by the way is Lillian's best friend, was born in Toronto, Canada, 1893. Mary's just five feet high, and weighs 100. Her eyes are hazel, while her hair — well, you know that without being told. (Yes, the curls are real.) Coletta. Naughty, naughty Coletta! Three dozen addresses you want — but you won't get. ' Here are some to keep you busy. Ann Rork, Billie Dove, Anna Q. Nilsson, Colleen Moore — First National Studio, Burbank, Cal. Florence Vidor, Evelyn Brent, Paramount Studio, Hollywood, Cal. Now ask me another — some other time. C. M. P., Sandus\y. Doris Kenyon, I'm sorry to say, has retired from the screen, at least temporarily, due to serious illness. Miss Kenyon is now in a sanatorium in New York City. Her husband, Milton Sills, is at this writing in the east to see her. But his film work keeps him in California most of the time. I'm sure we all hope Doris will be better soon. Tom Tyler Fans. And there are lots of 'em. Tom is the western star who is being groomed by F. B. O. to fill the place left vacant by Fred Thomson's desertion to the Famous Players fold. Tom is just twentytwo years old, born in Port Henry, N. Y. He learned to ride on his dad's ranch in Wyoming. He's a champion athlete, and is sometimes referred to as ''the strongest man in Hollywood". Wonder how Bull Montana likes that? Write to Tom Tyler care F. B. O. Studio, 780 Gower St., Hollywood. ^ Harold. Toledo. Dick Sutherland? Well, I've never had any requests for information about him before. Dick is one of the menace-ingest actors there is. He terrorised Harold Lloyd — and the audience — in "Grandma's Boy". Sutherland was born in Paducah, Kentucky, suh — he and Irvin S. Cobb, if I'm not mistaken. Dick spent two years on the stage as a blackface comedian. He's six feet tall, and those wicked eyes are really a nice, mild gray. He's a southern gentleman in private life, but oh, what a bogey-man on the screen! Annie, Montana. If you sent a quarter to each of the players whose addresses you require, you'd be broke, Annie; and then you would blame me. So I'll just hand you out a few and you can save the other twobit pieces. Jack Mulhall is a First National star. Natacha Rambova, former wife of the late Rudolph Valentino, is not in pictures now; she's playing in "Set a Thief", at the Lyceum Theatre, West 45th St., New York City. Ann Pennington is dancing in George White's Scandals, Apollo Theatre, West 42nd St., N. Y. C. Louise Browne, joplin, Mo. Thanks for your letter. I agree with you that Rockcliffe Fellowes deserves attention. Well, he has mine. But I suppose you mean bigger and better attention. He was born in Ottowa, Canada, in 1885: he had a distinguished stage career with Mrs. Fiske, Grace George, and others. He's five feet eleven, and weighs 175. Married to Lucille Watson, of the "legitimate". You wish he would have a chance to play other roles besides villains? But that's why I like him. He's such a swell villain on the screen, it would be a shame if he reformed. R. Bell. Detroit. The Costello sisters, Irene Rich, and Monte Blue all do their chores for W arner Brothers at their Holly(Continued on page 99)