Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., February 18, 1938, TOWN WEEKLY MAGAZINE, Page 11, Image 28

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A STAR AISD HIS DOG
Chief interest of Cesar Romero, youthful Tirentieth
Ci ntury-l'ox hailing man, is his pet cocker Spaniel.
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TOWN WEEKLY MAGAZINE SECTION
"STAR GAZING"
with Urie Megahan
STUDIO MOGULS often wish
they could censor the news
papers that their young players
read. At times when a newcomer
is being deluged with praise
from the critics, producers begin
tearing their hair, for too many
times do the starlets acquire an
inflated ego from reading these
writeups.
Consequently the producer is
occasionally compelled to call
successful beginners into his
office to take the wind out of
their sails.
Under an overload of accla
mation from the press of the na
tion, Wayne Morris has stood up
remarkably well.
He admittedly stole the show
from Edward G. Robinson and
Bette Davis in “Kid Galahad,”
but he has maintained a fairly
level head and a sense of humor.
He tells how his fellow players in
“Submarine D-l” helped him in
this respect.
“One woman writer almost
got me. She said that I had ‘a
smile like all outdoors when the
sun is shining.’ Then I caught
myself one morning, a few days
later, smiling at myself in the
mirror.
“It might have ruined me if
Frank McHugh, Pat O’Brien and
George Brent hadn’t read it
somewhere, too. They called me
‘sunshine boy.’ If you ever want
to reduce your opinion of your
self, just let Pat O’Brien point
you out as the ‘sunshine boy.’ ”
THE CHAIN LETTER craze,
which a few years ago threat
ened to become a national men
ace and at the time was con
cerned with such sordid and
materialistic thing as money,
seems to be in for a revival—
only this time it’s turned ro
mantic.
That seems to be a fair con
clusion from a survey of the
fan mail departments where, in
recent weeks, definite evidence
of a chain letter system of
bringing pressure to bear on
studios to link screen favorites
in pictures have come to light.
A check-up of studios shows
that they have been receiving a
unusually large amount of let
ters requesting that certain
players be given romantic roles
together—irrespective of whe
ther players mentioned are em
ployed by that studio. That the
flood of letters has a common
inspiration is apparent by the
fact that all of them list the
same pairings they want to see
on the screen.
Among the romantic hook-ups
the chain letter writers favor
are Bette Davis and Gary Coop
er, Carole Lombard and William
Powell, Kay Francis and Cary
Grant, Robert Taylor and Mir
iam Hopkins, Errol Flynn and
Claudette Colbert, Jeanette Mac-
Donald and Dick Powell in
musicals, and Hugh Herbert and
Isabel Jeans in comedies.
AND SPEAKING of romantic
teams, possibly some of you
have noticed recently the new
trend—that of married Holly
wood couples co-starring in
pictures.
Frances Dee (Mrs. McCrea)
co-starred as principals of
“Wells Fargo” this, despite
their vow of some years stand
ing never to grace the same
film together.
Similarly, Joan Crawford and
Franehot Tone have recently ap
peared together in “The Bride
Wore Red.”
Wedding bells had hardly
rang out foV Betty Grable and'
Jackie Coogan ere they were
cast together in “College
Swing.”
Jo; n Blondell and Dick Powell
were fearlessly teamed in “Stage
Struck.” The day will no doubt
come when you’ll see John
Barrymore and Elaine Barrie in
the ame reels, and also Jean
ette MacDonald and Gem Ray
mond, Anne Shirley and John
Payne, and others.
“MADALYN” will be 7 ise
Ranier’s next with Ji*. -s
Stewart and Wallace Beery op
posite . . . Did you know that
Gary Cooper is a dead ringei
for Orville Wright, of pioneer
aviation fame? . . . Most ex
clusive club in the film colony
is the “Twin Club.” Bing Cros
by, Charles Starrett, Lawrence
Tibbett and Richard Dix are
the only stars whose double
parentage entitles them to a
membership.
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