Screenland (May-Oct 1930)

113 ^Ve Aamtiesf ^ to remove cold cream Pastel tinted Kleenex Tissues . . . wkich are used once, tlien discarded Exquisite tints . . . absolutely pure and safe . . . make Kleenex especially dainty. The smart, modem box automatically bands out two sheets at a time. for June 1930 Ask Me Continued from page 104 you? Won't even your best friends help you? Irene Rich appeared with Will Rogers in "They Had to See Paris"' for Fox Studios, 1401 No. Western Ave., Hollywood, Cal. You can reach Greta Garbo, Norma Shearer and John Gilbert at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, Cal. Rod La Rocque at United Artists Studios, 1041 No. Formosa Ave., Hollywood, Cal. Bebe Daniels and Sally O'Neil at RKO Studios, 780 Gower St., Hollywood. Nancy Carroll, Esther Ralston and Jack Luden at Paramount Studios, 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Cal. John Barrymore at Warner Bros. Studios, 5842 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, and Our Gang at the Hal Roach Studios, Culver City, Cal. G. F. S. from Raleigh, H C. Why should I settle down and take my time about it? Much laughter and many a heigh-ho is my line and I'm going to hang on to it. It would take too much space to give all of Douglas Fairbanks' pictures since 1914 when he made his first appear' ance for David Wark Griffith for TriangleFine Arts. Since that time he has made 36 or more pictures. Among his first were "The Lamb," "Double Trouble," "Reggie Mixes In," and "His Picture in the Paper." Ramon Novarro's first pictures were "The Prisoner of Zenda" and "Scaramouche" in 1922; "The Midshipman" in 1925; "Ben Hur," "The Student Prince," and "The Road to Romance" in 1927. Lucile from Portland, Ore. I'm looking for a double. Have you a little double in your home? Broadcast from my department and get results and what results! Inez Johns, are you there? They say you doubled for Nazimova a few years ago so come across with your number. Little David Durand appears with Belle Baker of stage fame, in "Song of Love." Ralph Graves and Arthur Houseman are in the cast. Jack Oakie in "Hit the Deck" is making every fan sit up and beg for more. You remember Jack with Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll in "Close Harmony," don't you? Jack is reported engaged to the blonde and lovely Gwen Lee. -§=■ ; *§ Richard Dix PsychoAnalyzed Continued from page 59 Well, the ratio of introvert to extravert is about 14 to 42. I should say that Richard Dix is a wellextraverted sensation type, with much of feeling and thinking as assistants to sensation. Sensation is earthy, masculine. It is realistic, getting the dope through the senses, through seeing, hearing, touching, and so on. Insofar as feeling steps in, the type becomes emotional: but where thinking plays a part (thinking being highly masculine also) the type becomes hard-hitting, with an awful wallop. The American doughboy was, in general, just about like that — emotional, sociable, good-natured until it came to fighting. Only Dix does more thinking than most of them. An Americano, ladies and gentlmen, a big boy from St. Paul, Minnesota, but with the difference that he is an actor and a good one at that. Men like him; women are charmed. He appears to enjoy life, and the rest of us enjoy him. We should miss him if the screen lost him. ONE important reason why Kleenex is essential to proper beauty care is this: it is absolutely clean and hygienic. Most methods of cold cream removal are inefficient, and even dangerously unclean. Cold cream cloths, for instance, are usually filled with germs. And germs in the pores are SALLY EILERS is another screen favorite •who considers Kleenex an absolute essential: "I'd expect all sorts of complexion trouble if I didn't use Kleenex regularly to remove every trace of make-up. It's so thorough, so sanitary." the starting point of pimples and blackheads. Towels are inefficient, because their harshness prevents absorption, and thus oil and dirt are not removed. Soft, dainty Kleenex tissues actually blot up the surplus cold cream. Along with the cream come any dirt and cosmetics which may be lingering in the pores. It isn't necessary to rub and scrub and stretch the skin, which beauty experts say induces wrinkles and premature aging. And it isn't necessary to soil and ruin towels. Many people use Kleenex almost exclusively for handkerchiefs. Think how much more sanitary it is, when there's a cold ! Kleenex is used just once, then discarded. Cold germs are discarded, too, instead of being carried about in a damp handkerchief, to infect others, and reinfect the user. Kleenex does away with unpleasant handkerchief laundering. Ask for Kleenex at any drug or department store. eenex CI eansmg Tissues TO REMOVE COLD CREAM + y Kleenex Company, Lake-Michigan Building, Chicago, Illinois. Please send a sample of Kleenex to : SL-s Name Address City ... Kl