New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1930, Page 10

10 ' NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1930. {J[]RN B[]RERS BRED How They Went Ro-Rc-Rolling Along in 1880! ‘[;INEMA STARS fifl oo v memane . Hope to Regain Endurance Record | profers not to mention just now. ca's Sweetheart,” has not yet chosen : > . : - her starring medium with the Sel- i o SRR 3 E 5 . o 7 wyns. But the producer said it prob- Scientists Raise Pest to Aid 1n ¢ ; _ < i Professional Pride Factor— T wouia v et cosmumn o | 4 { - N : i . play in Barryesque tradition. Wal”iale : : ; ¢ a7 Ha]led 1S VI(}lol‘y “It's a significant fact,” he added . i - N : o k “that Miss Pickford, like most movic people who want to return to the New York. Aug. 23 — ProMssional | theater. is afraid she won't make pride has turned the New York-to- | good. She refused. for instance, to Hollywood migration right back | appear in a Barry play because she toward Rroadway again. And. if dreaded the comparisons that would vowll helieve the rumors and por- he made between her and Maudc tents now rife along the Main Stem. Adams.” the imminent return to the stage of | ' Aiss Moore's comedy-drama, a Mary Pickford. Vilma Banky., Rod flapperish. high-pressure piece, was | la Rocque, Lyda De Putti and Col- written by the prolific and highly-| leen Moore is only a hint of the| remunerated Ben Glazer. Miss Banky he hat is to come _ High priests and Rod La Rocque will co-star in estesses, wise men and a5 adaption by John Emerson and are said to be preparing 10 Anita Loos of a sophisticated come-" r their artistic lives from the gy from Miss Banky's native Hun- Mecca gary roadway will have a chance to ome some of the best. as aristo- goes in the talkies. They're in- nt. forthright. thrifty folk who ved money in Hollywood and want to satisfy somc thwarted onic instintts. Practically with- exception they are children of The latter two plays will tour a dozen cities. as far west as St. Louis before opening in New York. But of their failure Selwyn has no fear, on the theory that for every playgoer who wants to follow his idols’ pro- arcss on the screen there are a hun- I A dred movie fans who waal to sec \ San Francisco Bureau £ nalithestens nhofhayel faundifc: cinitayorltearon ihie slage . : o for them at least. the talkies| ' 1 the above picture is not ou might suppose, the Flc ave little to lay at the feet of am-| There is a still wider significancc guise, but six smart guests at a fashinable Del Monte, Calif. L w ' i T o A o e togs to celebrate the hotel's 50th anniver: Besides t 3 R T Ale e, YT of fun with parchesi, lotto and croquet as the endar was turned back half a | SOt s o e T B one, | inestimable benefit to the talkies to right, the riders are: Robert Cooke Smit! i Green, Gordon NelSon. | nough his screen salary is estimated | {nemselves, although probably to the Winsor Josselyn, Miss Harriett Snider and Talbert Josselyn. about five times what he ever|detriment of Hollywood a¥ a film on the stage. is said to be capital R ng of the Mazda Belt. Dis- “The picture industry has discov- - . < for ¢ ‘hing from uni- | patches tell how Maurice Chevalier ered that it is in the show business 2 p = refused to accept a movie contract said Selwyn. “It's being called upon il i : : pres W for m than one vear. Lillian Gish to deliver real entertainment with ~ prodigals eastward last real merit. The time was when an H H 1AA] P ¢ LAONSNe and was well received. The organization owning a long chain of QG i :i |{ 1 g % ) to be welcomed by theater-go- | houses could figure to a nicety just 1 i |- ‘ ers Parasite-Borer Bout s season will be Lya De Putti. how much it would make by - h s , Il appear in a French farco|any preity face in any hackneyed | Sure, we can beatl their mark,” say Loren W. Mendell, left, and na ohae Hic | i ¢ i n September. | plot. But talkie audiences now de- | R, B. (Pete) Reinhart, former titleholders, who have announced 10 wa[‘h% 1 : Some imported writers have taken mand the same quality of entertain- | plans at Los Angeles for an endurance flight to excel the mark advantage of short-term contracts to ment they would expect to find on | o 3 = : R dovest O'Bri i nnounce their return to the theater. the stage of 27 days aloft, set by Dale Jackson and Forest O'Brine at St. A few performers/among them Miss Of tourse I don’t mean' thab the | LORIS: The,y are shown here in the cabin of The Albatross, the Pickford herself, are reported 10 movie industry as a whole will sur- | huge plane they plan to use. Their world record, set last sum- have chafed at weaknesses of fer. The nation-wide demand is mer, was 246 hours. scenarios in wh they were cast. much too great for that. The result | way, €0 say some of the New qniply will be that the small com- producers. particulably Arch panies who refuse to take lessons Q n. whose offers of CSCADE ATC from the legitimate theater il o Earth Substance Makes Lices Layvecbeen anmraren budho on. ac- rted to have been snapped Up by the boards. In proof of it, look Better Face Powder i iatanit Ditector a aforementioned cinema actors. a( the big film concerns which now | ouion 4 | s B ced Seclusion . i cite these facts by way of cand ready to finance promising| e he card . S i theatrical ventures.” Joined Gold Rush Adant Stage Plays to have been discovered by N ¥ h Hollywood. under the influ- gnjargement of the Paramount |gram Hendey, yo: retail ch S t t0 900 Odors : ¢ G - cnce of the talkies, drained Broad- giudios in New York to twice their |who says the carth subs . £ 2 e s :Sl.nhv While it mv] m:; former size may forecast the eventu- |to used only for : » Burglars or Fire, He © in the box office, it lured a; movement of the film companics purposes makes rore ideal pow- ! " . b . cast out of the stage door. Near- | themselves toward the headquarters |ner than the m s Fights All Comers ry actor, librettist, cOmpoOSCr, | or American drama. Of similar bear- | have rice and starch powder as their ric writer, singer and comedian fol- ing are the reports that a prominent | pae Hendey says t deposits owed the rainbow to California. A/ firm of theatrical producers is pre- | whi . v substance known 10<t of foreign stars joined the gold paring for the establishment of a a¢ Diatomaceous earth, are fou ueh, There was material there for| taiking ploture outflt only near water, (either salt or ) an splendid achievement. But “If Broadway can take movie Stars | fresh) and that when dry, they form | Shot it out with two hold c result has been [quoth Selwyn) and make 'em act” said Selwyn, |, very light and porous powder | Killing onc and arcely more than mediocre successful talkies can be made from | which is ideal for toilet use | Shortly after v're coming back.” he went gne_piece bathing suit in a story that | 2 = =4 round.the Cr owing they can't make as has been done 1001 different ways." | Y 4 5 hen the test oney content Just (o re-| e doean't fear for the stage in (Special Privilege Cards neidentzlly the stage. The credit isn't|ihis promised union with the talkies, o oi ohe . linto flames hey would have come back | y;j Ps(a:n and screen players indis- ”‘:\_‘d FOIElgf'yl.(,(an‘l:llI?’l‘tes‘ Credo won laurals . tinguishable. Rather does he expec i A e extinguis} Selwyn has already signed the siandards of production to be level- |Special privilege cards, permitting o sses Pickford. Moore and BankY.| cd up to the hest now found in both [foreign consuls and members of | - - well as Vilma's husband. La|forms — a happy ending in the best | their staffs to pass police lines on all FOR BEST RESULTS 1e, and says he has begun ne- | movie tradition. occasions relating to duties of their © HTRALD CLASSIFIED ADS substance for face powder is c Aug. 23 (UP) it's all an; rond police force 1 redo won promotion CONDUCTS FIVE RAIDS p e What's on at Station YIA] ? ) EAGLES PLAN ( LAMBARF = Him in Training Instinctively you tun to the radio page to find out what is on the air. 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