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Mae West Is A
Lady Says Martin
Itjen After Visit
(Continued from Page One)
of the hills and golden valleys of the
Klondyke and I’m going to be the
flame! Miss West will furnish the
rest.”
While he is waiting for the pict
ure to be made he plans a campaign
to rid the country— at least Alaska
—of Mae West jokes.
“Finest Little Lady’”
She is the finest little lady I ever
saw the sourdough insisted, stroking
his red 'handlebar' mustache that
helps make him the character that
he is and that greatly aided in his
conquest of the belle of the movies,
and I want everybody to think of
her that way.
Martin anticipates a lively home
coming when he meets his wife in
Skagway. She declined making the
trip south to see Mae and may be
just a little peeved about it all.
“They all laughed at me when I
boarded the steamer with my street
car! But they’re not all laughing
now when I’m back with all this!”
he chuckled, showing more than
3000 press clippings from every
part of the United States. Most of
them are illustrated with pictures
of himself and Mae on sets and in
his street car.
Home Reception Doubtful
Returns from several vaudeville
contracts added to the value of his
publicity.
The thing that bothers Martin the
most right now, though, is what re
ception Mrs. Itjen may have pre
pared for him.
To be on the safe side he has it
' all planned out in advance to throw
his hat in the door first and with
. it evidence of his success. That is,
the evidence of his success on the
stage and in the way of pubicity
for his street car.
Tourists from every part of the
United States will want to take a
ride with him when they get to
Skagway this year. They will ap
preciate seeing the historic city and
the bus in which Mae West rode.
Having the man who took Mae
for a ride as driver will add to the
desire, he figures.
Wants One Change
When he returns to Hollywood
next fall he hopes to see just one
thing change about the star. She
i is perfect in every respect except
j one, he insists.
The change that he hopes to see
is that something has h*ppened to
“a guy who hangs around her too
close and always calls her honey.
He cramps the style of a 65-year
old man!”
Martin kissed Mae's hand, he re
lates and they took a picture of it.
“I’ll never forget how that felt! But
I had to keep my eye on that guy
that called her honey.”
“He looked suspicious to me. And
I think he had something to do
with it when they wouldn’t let me
have one of those pictures kissing
her!”—Ketchikan Chronicle
I
Western Stars Swap
Specialties Secrets
One man’s meat is another man’s
poison.
Randolph Scott and Buster Crab
be, cast together in Zane Grey’s
“Man of the Forest" at the Dream
Theatre Friday had to swap spec
ialties.
Scott, hard-riding star of West
ern pictures was required to play
around with a mountain lion in the,
film. Crabbe, Olympic swimming
champion who was starred with a
whole circus-full of lions in “King
of the Jungle”, was called upon to
ride a horse. Scott knew horses, ^
but didn't know lions. Crabbe
knew lions but didn't know horses.
As a result, Crabbe taught Scott
how to handle lions, and Scott
taught Crabbe how to handle hors
es.
Henry Hathaway director of the
film, stood by on the sidelines with
a big grin on his face. It saved
him a lot of work and worry.
In addition to Scott and Crabbe,
the cast of "Man of the Forest”
includes Harry Carey, Noah Beery
and Verna Hillie. Like other Zane
Grey stories, it is a two-fisted red
blooded tale of the West, with ex
citement, thrills and drama cramm
ed into every moment of action.
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