Screenland (Dec 1933-Apr 1934)

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When she was making "Song of Songs," she'd leave her nice leading man, Brian Ahearne, sitting alone at the luncheon table and slip over to feed me Melba toast. Now, I don't like Melba toast, but I would eat it every time to please Marlene. Perhaps you've heard there was a feud between W. C. Fields and me. That's all over now. He calls me Mr. LeRoy and we're great pals. Of course, he did accuse me of stealing some of his choice scenes in "Tillie and Gus," and now says that while he doesn't want to squawk, I certainly copped his lines in "Alice in Wonderland." He tells everybody he's just waiting 'till I get a full set of teeth so he can knock them down my throat. Pooh, that's nothing, just professional rivalry. Oh yes, one of my favorites is Ernst Lubitsch. He never had a child in any of his pictures but he thought I was such a funny baby that he wrote in a wee bit for me in "Design For Living," and we had the greatest fun making it. He'd carry me around in his arms and let me break up his cigars and just laugh at me. Once, quick, before he caught me, I tried to puff a big black one like he does. But he grabbed it, saying, "None of that, Young Fellow. You'll probably learn soon enough, but never from me." Something new is always happening. A few weeks ago they took me down to the forecourt of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, just before the matinee, to wash the elephants in the circus prologue for Mae West's film, "I'm No Angel." I turned the hose on them and they liked it. Then I rode around on top of the biggest elephant. Afraid? Oh, no. Why, we were friends. Oh, hum, what else do you want to know about me? Let's see. Well, Dr. Milton Metfessel, of the Psychology Department of the University of Southern California, put me through a series of tests and said I have the mental development generally found in babies twice my age. I don't know what it all means but mother and Wacer were so proud. I fall down a hundred times a day but no one pays any attention to me so I get "How are we doing?" George Raft and Carole Lombard practise the "Raftero," a new and zippy step named after him, which they will perform in "Bolero." up and pretend I didn't touch the floor. Red is my favorite color and all kinds of wheels fascinate me. I love to watch the camera wheels whirling round and round. My future? There's such a lot of it, isn't there? Well, I'm signed with Paramount for seven years and as Fm only a year and a half old now I'll be a big boy when that is over. Besides my salary, my reward for turning up as the Chevalier baby, is an insurance policy that will give me a college education. Mother talks about me being an engineer and building bridges but I think I'll go right on in motion pictures. I'd like to be an actor like Freddy March, wisecrack like Jack Oakie, dance like Georgie Raft, and sing like Bing. That's a big order for the future, but just watch me get there ! Who Are Hollywood's 6 Most Charming Women? Continued jrom page 1 7 When to this is added the delight of making them decorative and amusing, the result is the tremendous vogue of the woman who is able to accomplish this. Sex, alone, becomes a bore. It is Mae West's hard-boiled philosophy, her irony, that keeps people coming back to hear her shocking, but truly amusing, bon mots. The average person has had to find the shelter of a mental umbrella, as it were, from under which life may be viewed and laughed at. This, of course, is not the highest adjustment to life, but it is such a common one that Miss West has struck a deeply human note. She, too, gives a vicarious outlet, but on such moot lines one wonders how long she will continue to hold extreme interest. So Mae West is not on my list of six. Ruth Chatterton, on the other hand, makes us forget all about time. Hers is the trick of making time stand still. She can be enjoyed in any mood or tense. It does not require too great a stretch of the imagination to picture ourselves in her place. Her good looks are not too ideally drawn. She is mature to older women and young to the youngsters. Seemingly, by an act of will, she can wipe every vestige of experience from her face, leaving it all the inviting intrigue of a blank canvas. Then you and the moment give it your own expression. And, of course, you love your own creation. Ruth Chatterton is a master of this form of Charm, perhaps the greatest one. She has many other fascinations, but this is the secret of her popularity. Either by design or instinct she uses it in just the right proportion. So Ruth Chatterton is Number Two on my list. Speaking of time, think how long, how very long, the public has admired that grand veteran of entertainment, Marie Dressier. Somehow we do not hold her in mind with the reverence due her age. We do not think of her as having the mellow tenderness and gentleness of those well past middle life, though she has them. We love Marie Dressier for her pluck. When we hear her name we think, "What a woman! What grit! What courage!" Marie Dressier will one day be a legend