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gertng as they have been ) Mr.Trevor went through the sceneconsiderable haste and emerged from It toasted. For several days he ate from the mantelpiece and there was r rumor around Hollywood that he had taken up polo. Those high inmotion picture circles did not confirm this.Anyhow. Universal had to buy him a new suit, all on account of The Star’s Motion Picture Editor. Somehow, Mr. Trevor never seemed properly appreciative.« - i iairinTiifc Wuinw ■nrw.Mainatreet—“Her Private Life. 'Ladv H*!*n Had*n ...... . ..Bllli* Dsv«N#t| Thaver ...... Walter PtdRfonRudolph eolomon Holmes HerbertStr Bruee Harden .,,,..Montaaue Lore.. Harry Charterl* ........Roland VouneMr* Leslie ............ Thelme ToddI aely Wtlderlag -...... Marv Forbe*.Hir ’Em met I W’tlderlna. .Brandon H-imt Timmins ........ ...2am Pitt*HER PRIVATE LIFE brings Bil-. lie Dove to the Mainstreet in one of those genteel dramas in whichthe world believes the heroine to be awicked, wicked girl, but the directorand the scenario department know her to be pure, at heart.In this case the heroine is regarded as something of a martyr because she married a man for his money and, in opinion of society, it was rathercriminal for this man to have meaty*: Most shocking, don’t you know, th» bounder was once a butcher, although he now owns Bloomenbuliy Towers and goes riding to hounds with geu* tlemen.In England this sort of thing may be regarded as something of an of* fense against organized society, anti [also against the part of society thal has never been smart enough to gel organized. For Bloomenbuliy Towers* which was built by a Norman to blt;# owned by a butcher, to be owned by, such a fellow is shocking. Itiscrimi-nal for a house built by a butcher ofi men to sink to the possession of nbutcher of hogs However, 4he lady wdio ts the lasHof the Somebody’s soon frees herself from her brutish husband and goeSI bounding off to America. She secretly loves a Yankee, but she believes liim to be a card sharper so she considers marrying an American captain of finance. Upon learning she was mistaken concerning the supposed | card sharper, the financier breakd their engagement, causing Billie tea toss her lovely form beneath a passing Mack truck, which tied traffic* in a serious knot near Forty-second(Continued on Page, 18C.)
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Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Sun, Sep 29, 1929
Page 36
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