Screenland (May–Oct 1927)

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Your news-dealer will accept your subscription for $2.50 and will forward it to us for you or you can mail it direct to the publishers of Screenland, 49 TV. 45th St., New York City. WEDDINGS Beautiful Raised LettersNo Costly Plates. Low Prices QUICK SERVICE. 50 Announcements$6.50-Invitations.etc. Send for Samples-The Metro Craftsmen, 100 W.40thSt.,N.Y. "The Breakfast Club is getting more and more popular as a place in which to hold parties, isn't it?" demanded Patsy. "I suppose it is so handy, in case they want to stay late, to be right there for breakfast." Kathleen Key was giving a party there, one lovely moonlight night, and we found the guests gathered under the big sycamore trees, having supper at long tables, or dancing on a platform where there was a colored jazz orchestra. It was a Hard Times party, with everybody dressed cither in calico or in funny overalls, except Kathleen Key, our hostess, who looked utterly charming in an old-fashioned dress of the period of 1880 or thereabouts, with long skirt, tight waist and big bustle. "The public never would recognize its idols, would it?" remarked Patsy, as we caught sight of Mildred Lloyd, Harold's wife, arrayed in striped overalls, and romping like a kid, while the beautiful Gertrude Olmsted was dressed in a calico gown and pinafore. Harold Lloyd himself sat sedately on the side-lines chatting with Jack Warner, who came dressed in a Nat Wills tramp make-up and looking very funny indeed. Ivan Lcbcdeff. who has just signed with Cecil B. De Mille, was there in evening clothes, looking very distinguished. Raymond Keane was amusing in overalls, and the Duncan sisters wore plain gingham dresses. Afterward they dolled up in a funny burlesque Florodora outfit, and gave a hilariously comic take-off on the famous sextette number. "I'd manage to have a couple of birthdays a year if I were Estclle, and had a nice husband like Jack Dempsey to give me parties, and a nice place like this big Party House to give them in," vouchsafed Patsy. Jack Dempsey was giving Estelle Taylor, his wife, a surprise party on her birthday, and everybody had been told to bring a rose-bush in lieu of any other sort of present, because Estelle is planting a special rosegarden. "That was cute of Jack, wasn't it?" remarked Patsy. "He didn't want people to spend a lot of money on presents, and he knew they would if he didn't specify something, and here a lot of the guests have brought rose-bushes and slips from their own gardens." The side-verandah, when we arrived, was full of stacks of rose-bushes. We met Lenore Ulric as we entered, and had a little chat with her. She will go back into pictures if she can find just the right story she said. . She looked very charming. Constance Talmadge came with Buster Collier, whom everybody thinks she will marry before long; and Norma Shearer dropped in alone, looking as exquisitely lovely as ever. "There are so many important people here that you simply can't see the party for the guests!" exclaimed Pat, as we found our way upstairs to remove our wraps. Upstairs we found Patsy Ruth Miller, Louise Fazenda, Rosetta and Vivian Duncan, Edna Murphy and a lot of other girls. And downstairs, when we descended with them we found Monte Blue, John Miljan, Marie Prevost, Mervyn Leroy, and a score of others. After supper we all went over to the Party House mentioned above, — a sort of Old English lodge situated on the big grounds of Jack's home, — where we found a huge room with a fireplace at one end, furnished with comfortable chairs and lounges and a big dance floor. Mervyn Leroy, to whom Edna Murphy is engaged, is a splendid dancer, even though he is a writer, and Patsy remarked that she