j For the time being Miss Banky’s
j prominence on the screen, through
her association with Valentino in that
actor’s last two pictures has redowned
more materially to Mr. Ooldwyn’s ad
vantage than to Miss Banky’s, one Is
led to believe, though in the end
Miss Banky is practically certain to
reap a golden reward of her own in
her increased value as a box-offlee
factor, and in her position to dictate
more favorable contract terms with
Mr. Goldwyn or some other impre
sario when the time rolls around for
a new contract.
and, believe me, sometimes I Just go
| mad and eat what I want to for a day
or so and then go back on the diet
again. If one wants a screen career,
she must make sacrifices for that
career or the career will leave her.
Plenty of sleep and plenty of exercise
keep me fit.
“My recreation is spent in playing
tennis, swimming and walking. I
also take dancing and posturing les
sons. In between the long hours
spent waiting on the set between
shooting the scenes I find time to
read or to talk with some one who is
interesting. If I know I am not to
be called for some time I take a nap.
“I hope I have conveyed the fact
that a screen star’s life is not all
gold and tinsel. We have a lot of
fun during leisure time and while
working, but our pricipal object In
life is to be ready for the camera
and the public. We do not luxuriate
| in the same sense as Cleopatra and
Shel*a did. We do not lead the life
| of Riley.”
Warner Brothers are completing
"Mama Kiss Papa,” which features
Vera Gordon, George Sidney, Louise
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