Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 22

HOLLYWOOD, Calif, September 13 Pickford and Doug- las Fairbanks start their new pic- tures simultancously .on r 6. If this augurs good luck—and there must be some superstition about it, else why invite such an avalanche of excitement on one lot?—the king and queen will return to the dear public in regal state once more. Despite_the great mystery surround- ing the choosing of a leading man for Mary Pickford and “Kidi” Reginald Denny is to be the lucky actor. Stories galore about the colony hint that some newcomer to the lists will be thrown in, but unless my most infallible deck- tecktives have failed me, the English actor, who has hed & renascence of ularity of late, will play opposite ary, And it's Bebe Daniels for Doug Fair- . All of which keeps the casts in the fine old way of years back, Reg Denny and Bebe Daniels having heen stars of the silents since Heaven knows when. Drinkwater, drifting about Mu- by the clan is ot work & playwright and novelist of note, should cause something of a sensation. A mmfi oP‘mim who has known Drinkwater for w:::urm said: “How %m § the Laemmle ) Englishm; replied, usiasm: T've al- kb R do the life John Murray Anderson, who shot the Paul Whiteman picture last year, 1§ back in town, and there is a great sustling of manuseripts in an endeavor to find something worthy of his talents. The studio has “Demi- Virgin,” among other gs. Whether with or without . Hays' consent, I wasn't told, but it doesn't particularly matter, because they didn't get Murray Anderson’s consent, Just what he is to do remains in the the doubtful fdr the present. But in cinematics the first big ides is to get the expensive director, author or designer here. Once here and under salary, a leisurely search is made for spmet WOl of his talents. ‘This may to locate, and the above-mentioned salary goes on just the same. 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