Screenland (Nov 1930-Apr 1931)

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132 SCREENLAND MERRY CHRISTMAS HEALTH TO ALL FREE FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH Of Your Favorite MOVIE STAR with every $5.00 Order LARGE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS 3 for 50c 7 for $ 1.00 15 for $2.00 23 for 3.00 40 for 5.00 85 for 10.00 I S^J" ' 55 Different Poses of. Sue Carol Rudolph Valentino John Gilbert HOLLYWOOD SCREEN EXCHANGE Drawer V-l, Dept. F Hollywood, Calif., U. S. A. Dealers Wanted A Big Holiday Offer SCREENLAND Six Issues One Dollar Make some friend happy bysending the next six issues of Screenland, America s Smart Screen Magazine, as your holiday remembrance. Only costs you ONE DOLLAR to give your picture-loving friend six months of enjoyment and uptO'the-minute information, on the newest stars, pictures and talkies. Solve your gift problem in this simple, delightful way. Send in your order for one or several friends, each at One Dollar to SCREENLAND America's Smart Screen Magazine 45 W. 45th St. New York, N.Y. The next issue of SCREENLAND Will be on sale Dec. 1 ASK ME — Continued from page 130 Gower St., Hollywood, Cal., where he made "Idaho Red" with Frankie Darro and Patricia Caron. His other pictures of 1929 are "Lone Horseman" with Charlotte Winn, "Man from Nevada" with Natalie Joyce, and "Phantom Rider" with Lotus Thompson. Teddy. Reading my words of wisdom and have kept mum — why, how could you? Would that I could tell you what makes Greta Garbo's eyes so alluring but that's her own little secret and a girl can have a secret, can't she? Her eyes are blue with very long lashes and her hair is golden, she weighs 125 pounds, and is 5 feet 6 inches tall. Pier first talking picture was "Anna Christie," her second, "Romance." Samuel S. So you're going to embrace this opportunity to write for information? Why, Samuel ! Joan Crawford and Kathryn Crawford are not sisters, cousins, or even related. William Haines can be reached at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, Cal. He plays in "The Girl Said No" with Leila Hyams, Marie Dressier and Polly Moran. Red Head. Where do I get my brains, if any? Is that nice, if at all? I hippityhopped like anything when I read your pen picture of me. You're way off on age, color of hair and eyes. Otherwise, okay. Sue Carol has dark brown hair, flashing brown eyes, and weighs 107 pounds. Nancy Carroll is the wife of Jack Kirkland and they have a young daughter, Patricia, about four years old. Nancy's latest picture is "Laughter" with Fredric March. Sue Carol's new one will be "Check and Double Check" with Amos 'n' Andy. Bertha C. L., Benson, Arizona. So you're a new friend of Screenland and you think it's the 'berries'. What kind of berries, please? Lois Wilson played opposite Richard Dix in "To the Last Man," a Zane Grey story, filmed and released in 1923. Marion Davies is not married. Dolores Del Rio was born Aug. 3, 1905, in Durango, Mexico. She has jet black hair, brown eyes, is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 115 pounds. She was married Aug. 6, 1930, to Cedric Gibbons, film art director of Flollywood. Friendly from Brooklyn. As you were In my busy day, the letters are answered in turn as they come in ; first come, first served, but with a limited space in the magazine, it sometimes takes months for your answers to appear. Clive Brook was born June 1, 1891, in London, England. His mother was a prima donna and his father, a barrister. He was on the stage in London and married a popular English actress, Mildred Evelyn, in 1920. They have two children, Faith Evelyn and Clive Jr., Mr. Brook has brown hair, grey eyes, is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 149 pounds. The Girl from Chicago. Sorry your letter to Sally O'Neil did not reach her but I have a perfect alibi — Sally and her sister Molly O'Day haven't made a picture since "Sisters" for Columbia. When they have another picture contract, I'll let you know in my department. Playing with Sally and Molly in "Sisters" are Russell Gleason and Jason Robards. You can write Malcolm McGregor at 6043 Selma Ave., Hollywood, Cal. James Hall, Warner Bros. Studios, 5842 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. George O'Brien, Fox Studios, 1401 N. Western Ave., Hollywood, Cal. Both Ted McNamara and Fred Thompson died some time ago. Brozvn Eyes from Indianapolis. I'd have to take on an extra force or a night shift if I answered all your questions. However, follow me while I croon the reply. Renee Adoree was born in Lille, France, on Sept. 1, 1901. Louise Fazenda, in Lafayette, Ind., in 1895. Dorothy Gish, Dayton, Ohio, in 1898. John Bowers was born in Indiana but doesn't say what town. Ricardo Cortez was born in Alsace-Lorraine, France. He has black hair, brown eyes, is 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 175 younds. Jean W. You have a good notion to take up the piano — why not take it up on the roof and push it off? You can write to Dorothy Mackaill at First National Studios, Burbank, Cal., and Jack Mulhall can be found at Radio Pictures, 780 Gower St., Hollywood, Cal. Jackie Coogan is at home at 673 S. Oxford Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Mary Philbin had the leading role in "Drums of Love" with Lionel Barrymore and Don Alvarado in support. Mary hasn't been seen on the screen for some time. NOT JUST A WIFE! — Continued from page 31 one realized that she was furnishing the offstage voice stipulated in her contract. "This scene will lead to my entrance," she confided. "In three weeks I'll have arrived on the set, in person. We in pictures work like ■ the mills of the gods. Slowly, and we grind exceedingly small." This was Miss Claire's second talking picture. The first was a Pathe, "The Awful Truth," that created no uproar. The Claire-Gilbert marriage was one of those front-page sensations for nine days, and the subsequent tiffs and truces were likewise broadcast. "And that," she advanced, "is one of the very things that makes marriage difficult for professional couples. Heaven only knows that matrimony is a fragile bark at best on what philosophers like to call the Sea of Life, but when it is tossed about on waves of publicity and subject to the storms of popular opinion it has a doubly hard voyage. "When you read in paper after paper that you and your husband have separated, that he is jealous of you and you jealous of him, it all has a certain terrifying effect. It's all very well to say 'Laugh it off' but it does something psychologically. And whenever Jack and I feel restless we go our own ways. It is a sensible idea." "Though unconventional," I amended. "Conventions," said Ina briskly, "are for visiting firemen and people who never get anywhere without signposts to guide them. Intelligent people who are capable of thinking for themselves are guided by moral sense of right and wrong. Conventions are stupid laws that probably have their place. But common sense and a decent sense of ethics are enough to keep the average thinking person straight. "Aren't we getting too serious?" There may have been something in the thought.