Screenland (Nov 1941-Apr 1942)

p. Hot from Hollywood Continued from page 6 D EMEMBER when Paramount brought K Carl Brisson to Hollywood? Remember w hen the dimpled star denied he had a son named Fred? Instead, he insisted Fred was his brother. Today it's all quite different. Carl Brisson is very proud of his son Fred and thrilled over his new daughterin-law You know her as Rosalind Russell, who was Hollywood's perennial bachelor o-irl Carl has been having all his father s pictures run off in the projection room. Roz wasn't a part of Hollywood in those days and has never seen what pappy-mlaw can do in the way of acting. ROBERT CUMMINGS and Mischa Auer are said to be next in line, now that Deanna Durbin is trying to get her release from Universal. Cummmgs confides that they are getting ten times the weekly salary they pav him, when they loan him out. Mischa says he never gets more than a bit to do, unless they loan him out. Wonder what the poor people are doing? UNIVERSAL were so anxious to get a renewal on Abbott and Costello's contract, they allowed them to write it. At least' they were given every desired privilege. The sensational comedy team will make one outside picture a year. The studios are knocking themselves out, seeing which one will get it. I EAVE it to Lupe. She always puts on L a good show for the natives. When the little Velez goes to night clubs, she disappears several times during the evening. Each time when she returns, she has her hair done in a completely new and different fashion. So far she wears the same costume without changing. But it won t be long now ! TOR a youngster Jackie Cooper is carryI ing man-sized burdens. His beloved uncle, Norman Taurog (who directed and discovered him in "Skippy") has separated from his wife. This makes Jackie very sad. Now rumor has it that Charles Bigelow, the stepfather who has been his idol, is separating from Jackie's mother, who is still quite ill. There's still Bonita Granville, who is devoted to Jackie. Here's hoping it will all work out. (Continued on page 17) Loveliness may soon be Yours! Go on the CAMAY "MILD-SOAP" DIET ! This lovely bride, Mrs. Robert G. Johnson of New Orleans, La., says : "The Camay 'MildSoap^ " such an easy way to help bring out the loveliness of one s complexion. Follow this way to a lovelier complexion—based on skin specialists' advice — praised by lovely brides! I'M SO THRILLED . . . being a Camay bride! When people tell me that my skin is lovely, I'm rewarded in full for my persistent devotion to the Camay 'Mild-Soap' Diet. Many nights I was so sleepy . . . many mornings I was in such a hurry, but never once did I neglect to follow the 'Mild-Soap' Diet routine faithfully." So says Mrs. Robert G. Johnson. A little time ... a little care ... and you, too, can be lovelier with the help of the Camay "Mild-Soap" Diet. For no woman's skin can be truly beautiful if she fails to cleanse it properly. Or if she uses a beauty soap that isn't mild enough. Skin specialists themselves advise a regular cleansing routine with a fine mild soap. And Camay is more than just mild . . . it's actually milder than the 10 famous beauty soaps tested. That's why we say your way to new loveliness is to "Go on the Camay 'MildSoap' Diet tonight!" 'at-Off. GO ON THE "MILD-SOAP" DIET TONIGHT! Margaret Hayes is the lucky girl, above, who got her Christmas shopping and wrapping done early. She's in "Louisiana Purchase." Work Camay's milder lather over your skin, paying special attention to the nose, the base ot nostrils and chin.. Rinse with warm water and follow with thirty seconds of cold splashings. SCREENLAND Then, while vou sleep, the tiny pore openings are free to function for natural beauty. In the ^orning-one more quick session with this milder Camav and your skui is ready for make-up.