The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-14
HOLLYWOOD
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fcopyrisht. 1923. King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)

WOOQ won De QuiIO SS
after tomorrow. 1t will seem a
little sadder and less beautiful Tor
a while, because Marion Davies
is leaving for New York, ana
after giving the big town break
will embark for a vacation across
the pond.
Marion is one of the most
gracious and regular" of all the
players. She has oodles of friends
and as far as I've been able to
find out--not a single enemy
which is saying a lot in a com.
munity where the green-eyed mon
ster stalks about seeking what It
may devour.
Marion will be abroad several
weeks before returning home anu
to the Metro lot to begin work on
the ambitious schedule which has
been planned for her autumn Tim
activities. Bon voyage, Marion
and drop US post card.
LOIS MOIdH8 SIOWh ~ w %
big girl since the stella Dallas
DAYS, has been chosen from among
the various Fox charmers to play
the leading role in Fog. Lois Is
at present engaged in Making
The Grade" with Eddie Loves
assistance, and as soon as that
film is finished, she steps into
the Fog" with George O'Brien
by her side.
1 understand the director. will
be Charles Klein. who created
a bit of a stir with his direction
of a screen version of Edgar
Allan Poe's story, 1.-THE Ten.Tale
Hen" Klein acted as secretary
to Ludwig Berger, the German
director, and in this association
added materially to his store OF
film knowledge.
Douglas Fairbanks is credited
with a Scotch wise-crack regard
ing Mary's newly bobbed hair.
1t is very long bob-scarcely
deserving of the name-and be-
cause Mary was unwilling to
part with any more of her curly
locks than absolutely necessary,
Doug refers to the cut as a
Scotch bob"
1t seems that almost every day
some one discovers something
new and interesting about Victor
McLaglen. Vic is one of the most
colorful soldiers of fortune in the
cinema colony. his life Icing just
one long list of adventures in
half the countries of the world.
Now I hear that he was once
one of the Arno brothers, an ag-
gregation of athletic vaudeville
performers whose speciality was
Giving pictures" And some one
who should know imparts the in
formation that one of Vic's broth
ers is no less a figure than Fred
McKaye. And is GOT don't know
who Fred is, ask some member OF
the family interested in boxing.
For Fred is as far-famed as Steve
Brodie. and for somewhat similar
reasons.
Eddie Eugent, the prop boy
who is now a featured Metro
player, sort of lost track of his
family in New York when he cut
loose from home to follow a
eircus. But now that Eddie's bill
for fortune has reached the stage
where his name is in the paper,
the press has proven its value by
putting him in touch with the
home folks. Eddie has received
a letter from his sister. Mrs. Mar
garet Knoth, of Long Island City,
{ hn lie
an uncle since he went away.
Reginald Denny's home, thou.
sands OF feet up in the mountains,
is one OF the spots to which
weekend invitations are always in
demand. Reggie is in the way Of
being one Of those perfect hosts"
one reads OF. He has an inn
mense estate with horses. cars
and even aeroplanes at the dis
posal of his guests, and he turns
the place over to them to do as
they win. Denny is English, and
a goodly number OF visiting
Britons have their names in his
guest book.
Give Brook and Ronald Colman
are two more Englishmen who
maintain the traditions of the
tight little ISLE while they are
on the foreign soil of Hollywood.
Even the ritual of 4 o'clock tea is
preserved, and Brook has the only
grass tennis court in the colony.
The growing numbers of "im-
ported" players have strengthened
the various national groups which
form some of the Hollywood clans.
The Germans, headed by Jannings.
seldom move from their own cir.
Gle. The English are also partial
to their own clique, and the Hun
garians, while mingling a little
with the Teutonic tribe. manage TO
maintain their own individuality.
So H. goes.
Hiking through Hollywood ] saw
Ethel Clayton with her husband,
Ian Keith, playing the catchpenny
games at Venice, Hollywood's
Coney Island =. Ruth Stonehouse,
who is wed to Felix Hughes,
brother of Rupert, inviting 30 or
40 friends in for supper. .Lilyan
Tas h m enteWaining Enid
Markey. -. Louis John Bartels
talking over a film contract. -.
Douglas Fairbanks, tanned to
turn, speeding to Malibu Beach. -.
Everyone turning for a peek at
Mary's new bob. -. All the stars
in hollywood welcoming Louella
Parsons back to the fold.
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