Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1930, Page 24

*YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE SLAPPED HIM FOR KISSING YOU. HE MUST BE MENTALLY DEFECTIVE. MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE HOLLYWOOD, October ~—Hollywood did not seem su terday morning at Mary threatened invasion, but not so Jong ago there would have been broad grins at the very idea. Producers are still a long way from opera in talkies, however, even if Mary Garden does s her “Camille” jazzed up no en the might of conven course, the music of highly negotiable, since obvious and its orch foned and understandak But_ Dr. Marafi one of the largest has not been abl “Sarmen” to Ir It's & novel and Ramon Novarro would be ve it without doubt. The is popular the world over, feel the public is not yet ready for talkie opera. And Lawrence Tibbett on that same Jot might make “Cenadella Beffe” if they saw it that way. The story of “The Jest,” as played by the Barry- mores, was historic in the theater, but the Hontemezzi music isn't what movie- | goers want for 65 cents. | Mary Garden is an original. Her in- vasions into other parts of the world are invariably accompanied by a cer- tain type of publicity that only fary| old fash- xpert for * Garden knows how to release. Her nude bathing at Antibes caused a flurry,| though Mary modestly had herself rowed | out sufficiently far that only Old Nep- tune was any the wiser. The one-time director of the Chicago Opera will find herself in the studio at 9 o'clock in the | morning or earlier. Others have had| to do 80, and others haven't fared so| well. Mary Lewis is one of the song| birds who couldn't make the grade in Mary made “Thais” in the long ago It was well done, if I remember rightly And since she has a genius foy accom: plishing things others fail in, she may | Fet put over the first opera in talkies. | Some of the talkle ladies are finding MERRICK. .1it far better to freelance than to be tied to studio contracts which net them little or nothing. Gwen Lee is leaving her producers after five years of con- tract playing. Dorothy Sebastian left long since, and has done far better on her own. The girls who play accessory roles to popular stars get plenty of publicity. Their pictures are to be found in every magazine in all sorts of poses. Then they get a_small part or no part for months. The studios say it all means something in building up their per- sonalities for smaller producers. Read this list slated for East Coast exodus last night and then say we're doing all the work in California: Walter Wanger, Sam Jaffe, James d Wilkinson, Ernest Vadja, Max Marcin, Herman Mankiewicz, Maurice Hanline, " Samson Raphaelson, Sergei M. Eisen- stein, Jesse L. Lasky, jr.; Lothar Men- des and Ernst Lubitsch. ‘These gentlemen, all from one Holly- | wood studio lot, are a full producing unit in themselves. They will establish a system on Long Island comparable to that used in Hollywood. Within the next five years there is every reason to believe that work on the two coasts will be fairly evenly divided. Ernest Torrance can do more than register primitive emotions before a camera, aithough I didn’t know until yesterday morning that he was a com- poser. John McCormack has written from TIreland requesting two of Tor- rance’s songs for use this coming year in his concert tour. ‘“Machree” is one of them and “God Gave Me Flowers” another. The McCormack will probably not venture into pictures again this year. .'Tis said his figure frightened even mo- tjon picture producers in its propor- tions. ~And T don't mean his silhouette, either. (Copyright. 1930, By North American News- paper Alliance.) Yeast is really a sort of fungus, | consisting of very minute cells, each! alive and hungry. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Lot of Unapprecia- tive Bugs in the World. 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