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Basil Rathbone, who makes hisses for the villain roles he plays turn into hoorays for his brilliant acting, steps into the limelight as this month's choice of the letter writers. Here s Basil, at right, interrupting a romp with two of his dogs during a holiday, to greet you, his Screeniand admirers
WRITE AS YOU PLEASE ABOUT THE STARS
Now it's the readers' turn to write — precisely what they think about Hollywood and its stars. Read here what your fellow screen enthusiasts have to say about pictures and picture people, then write what you think. You'll find it fun, other readers will find it interesting, and Hollywood will take your advice and criticism to heart. Please limit each comment to a maximum of 50 words. Address to: Letter Dept., SCREENLAND, 45 West 45th St., New York, N. Y.
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HOW'S ABOUT, PETE SMITH?
Why doesn't Hollywood keep us up to the minute on etiquette, via some short subjects? It could be very entertaining, as well as informative, to see a film in which a couple entertain friends at teas, receptions, dinners, etc. Also let them step out to the best hotels, travel by all the modern conveyances', and visit entertainment resorts—doing it all in the manner of those who really know their way around.
Alzalein Parker,
Millen, Ga.
Town." Robert Taylor in "This Is My Affair."
Ruth Kilman. Boston, Mass.
FAVORITE PEOPLE AND PICTURES
Here are my favorites and the pictures that made them so:
Errol Flvnn in "Charge of the Light Brigade." Robert Montgomery in "Night Must Fall." Spencer Tracy and Freddie Bartholomew in "Captains Courageous." Tyrone Power in "Lloyds of London." Nelson Eddy in "Maytime." Billy and Bobbv Mauch in "Prince and the Pauper." Ferdnand Gravet in "King and the Chorus Girl." Don Ameche in "Fifty Roads to
BASIL — BELOVED VILLAIN
I think Basil Rathbone's amazingly brilliant performances should convince Hollywood that he is infinitely worthy of stardom. He is far too great to play second fiddle to anybody — in reality he doesn't, for in supporting roles he manages to take the lead in scenes with many a leading, or star, player.
Elizabeth White. Landsdown Strand,
Glos., England
THE AH'S ARE FOR AMECHE
Here's my applause, long and loud, for a great radio and screen star, Don Ameche. I certainly receive full value when I go to a theatre where Don is playing.
Lorraine Haley, Berwyn, 111. (Please turn to page 12)
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