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A GENTLEMEN'S HALL OF FAME
For his consistently good performances —
Robert Armstrong. For the most fascinating voice — Paul Lukas. For genuine acting ability — Richard Bar
thelmess.
For youthful charm and vitality — Robert
Montgomery. For his humorous characterizations — Wallace Beery. For his likeable sincerity— Clark Gable. For My Favorite — Lew Ayres.
Mrs. Leon Willard, Grundy Center, Iowa.
A WHOOP FOR "WHOOPEE"
While reading the letters written by the readers of this magazine I find that very few if any are about Eddie Cantor. I think
Eddie Cantor is a "swell guy" and I wish he would give us another picture like "Whoopee." "Whoopee" was absolutely the best picture I've ever seen. A picture like that is a sure cure for the blues. In these times of depression when so many people are blue and unhappy the colorful gaiety of "Whoopee" cheers us while these numerous gangster pictures just remind us of the terrible crime wave that is sweeping our country. I'm sure the fans would rather look at Ziegfeld's beautiful glorified girls than the mean, ugly looking men of "The Secret Six."
Ernest Carpenter, Helena, Missouri.
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The movies seem to agree with little Helen Hayes. She's all set to match her long-standing stage reputation with an equally high one on the screen. You'll see her in "Lullaby."