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She haan't time to goto the links. a0 Jock Hutchinson. world’s champion, instructs her at the studio Plays and Players (Continued from page &5) N the very best authority we understand that Rodolf Valentino is not going to remain a free min long, As soon as his divorce decree from Jean Acker, recently granted him In the Los An- geles courts, is final, the handsome [Italian will wed Madame Nastasia Rambova, for some years past Nazimova's art director. As a matter of fact, the Russian name 35 a professional one only, and Valentino's fu- ture bride is a San Francisco gird, daughter of Richard Hudnut, the millionaire perfume manufacturer. In her native city she is well known in social circles as Winifrect Hudnut, The friendship between. the screen's latest matinee idol and the brilliantly clever young artist has existed for some time. During the filming of “Camille* for which Madame Rambova designed the sets and. in which Ruddy played the hero, they were thrown in constant contact, But romance “entered their lives only very recently, it i under- stood, and the engagement has not yet been made known to even their intimate friends. Madame Rambova epenks several lan- guages and is an extremely intcllectual and cultured woman, It is understood that the match has the approval of her father, F course, Shirley Mason is a welcome visitor in anybody’s beauty parlor. Still, when she brings all the dogs along, it’s not so good, I saw Shirley in a well-known shop on Hollywood Boulevard the other day, having ber pretty bobbed hair shampooed She was accompanied by three dogs, an enormous police dog that looked so ferecious it fairly terrified you with a look, a beautiful Boston terner, and a handsome Irish setter. Between barks, antics; and high spirits, the dogs certainly made that shop look more like a circus than a beauty parr. And how Shirley could be beautified be- tween her constant commands and cashes after her three pets E don't know. But when she emerged into the bright sunshine of the Boulevard che certainly was adorable. BY HEN I have to go out the next day,” said Juckic Coogan, gazing at his bare knets with serious, almost sad eyes, “mother has to celd cream my knees the night before, so we can get some of the dirt off, “She makes an awful fuss about it. But I don’t see anything very dreadful about that. Do you?” beings revived with Lasky lot and some charming theatrical N old friendship is great gusto on the of its reminiscences are history. The handsome young blond chap who Tommy Meighan’s constant companion ts Larry Wheat, well known stage actor, who wis “Stubby” when Tommy played the foot- ball hero, and his wife, Frances Ring, played the title role of the great stage success, “The College Widow,” Mr. Wheat was best man at the Meighan wedding, which occurred during the run of the play. Now all three of them are bridge friends. A lot of their evenings are spent in a few quiet rubbers in the Meighan sitting room at the Ambassador. Larry Wheat is appearing with the star in his Lasky productions, (Concluded on page 87) Comichbooks com