The Archive · 1938

Hollywood Titbits

No, you don't need glasses.

The title of that Hungarian picture "A Fifi Mind Orult."

It means: "All Men Are Wild."

Now in for "auto"

they're going graphs.

Six Hollywood youths are making the stars sign on a $30 automobile.

Fewer kisses are filmed in winter than in summer, not that the catros don't like to keep warm, but because insurance companies issue orders to reduce the risk of colds.

Sonja Henie's bang on the h while ice-skating for Twentieth Century-Fox netted the stude $25,000 from the insurers.

Her explained formula, as she worked in Paramount's "Dr.

Rhythm," is Get acquainted with your lion. Then when you open his jaws, d locate them slightly before insertion your head. If you hold one jaw with each hand firmly the lion can't close his mouth until you let go.

But don't let go until you get your head out of his mouth Anita Louise goes to England in April and hopes to make a picture there...... Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and Cherlie Chaplin are in the unique position of owning picture company they do not want United Artists—which they hoped to li to Sam Goldwyn and Alexander Korda. But they should worry. All they have to do share the profits that Messrs. Goldwyn and Korda supply with their films. irvin Cobb tells this story: Shortly after the war, he found Charlie Chaplin sitting disconsolately in the lounge of the Ritz hotel in New York. Charlie had just arrived from Hollywood and told Cobb he did not know a soul in the big city and was [so lonely he could cry. "For heav sake, find someone—anyone to have dinner with me, he begged. He was famous and could have dined with any person he named—but just didn't know he 99999

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