The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1937, Page 2

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Ethiopian erisis, A H %_ H i & £ of~r And Light Comedy He was an important figure in theand ® Rich Bright Solids! ® Plaid and Plain Combina- tions! ® Black, Brow Wine! tion, the Mediterranean “piracy” conferenice and other serious dip- Jlomatic developments. Yet he found time to write “Passion B,” a light come His this latest play, to be produced °’ on in London's West End, is a captivating romance. It deals with the love of a rich, conserva- tive peer's daughter for a Socialist candidate for Parliament. Of it, he said: “lI am very been more than 15 a play on.” | Writing has been Sir Robert’s hobby since his days at Elton. At 18, he wrote a play in French which was produced in Paris. A book o his poems was published last ye Once, before the World war, he had two plays running in London at once, fol of pleased, as it has m ars since I had la Ti Ce A Diplomat Since '02 e He entered the diplomatic service in 1902 when he was 21 and has held many appointments at home abroad. 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DIRECTORS IN MOVIE COLONY ALWAYSACTING They Get Nervous Especial- ly During Sentiment- al Scenes mop By ROBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov. 17. Strange it may be, but the person' most vitally concerned in a movie love scene is neither of the prin-| cipals but the director. | Your stars, unless they're very new at the business, may be quite blase about exchanging osculations| and embraces for the camera, but your director never is His realiza-| tion of thei importance of sincere and beautiful love scenes to his pic-| ture makes him, for the time, a| Lothario without portfolio He knows so thoroughly the mood he wants {that you are sure, watching his side- {line excitement, he could give a better performance than his stars Seme Find Ridicule Useful Sometimes he does, too — better and funnier. That is when he un- dertakes to “show them how.” Ar- chie Mayo frequently acts out scenes to demonstrate the effects he wants Archie weighs around 200, unless he’s reduced some more. He did not take Gary Cooper’s place with Si- grid Curie in the “Marco Polo” re- hearsals, but he would recite iove lines to himself, and the re- plies, emphasizing the desired in- flection. Archie thinks inflection is the big thing in movie love passages. Michael Huritz, excitable Hun-| garian, does not “act out” movie| {8 romantics. He comments, criticizes, suggests. “That kiss—she would not melt butter. Don't hold her like she was a hot potato. Crush her. Maybe you break a rib. That is all right if we get a good scene.’ DeMille, hawk-eyed on every scene, is the same when his players must make love. Sometimes he uses ridicule along with blandishments to spur them mtg the “mood.” An- gold and pearl be: other showman-director, Von Stern-| ot & berg, has found ridicule useful Others Believe in Coaxing Busby Berkeley belongs to the act-it-out school. He acts it out in rehearsals, then during the “take”| he stands behind the camera, go- ing through the motions while: his players perform before the lens: FOR AN EVENING DE LUX] Here is a frock of peari-gray pieat nter. Bias satin bands accent th line. d embroidery. to austere Sir Samuel| A robust, Sir Rob- t several vigorous man, timy has been reign service. His first wife was the daughter the late General William C. Kep- banker and business an of Jersey City, N. J. They had son and a daughter. Lady Vansittart died iree er Sir ay, daughter of and widow of Sir in 1923. Lady Ward Ba olville Sir Robert who was diplomatic achievements, knighted for s is a n of a Colonel. 2 S Lode and placer location notices r sale at The Emplre Office. Shows Up Men Margaret Chandler Proving that beauty and brains are not incompatible, pretty Mar- garet Chandler, 24-year-old Spo- kane, Wash., resident, won the post of traffic manager with Northwestern Airlines, first wom- men- | tioned for an ambassadorship, ‘che‘m him occasionally. for the post at Washington. He h:s when he emotes stuck to the more solid side of the|giene with his cigar in his mouth— Robert mar- | Irving Cummings, once an actor! himself, uses the soft voice method,| eign Secretaries, the latest of thel ;s heams benignly as he watches latter being dapper Anthony Eden,|in. gcene, step by step. You ean as he mentally Mervyn Le®®y's |almost hear him |reads the lines that way, too. Ernst Lubitsch lets out the actor Its funniest -through a love to demonstrate an inflection, a mat- ter of timing, a movement of the head or arm he wants. Gigantic William Dieterle — in achievement as in stature, what with “Zola” behind him—gets excited. He has been known to walk up and |down the set, betweerl scenes, wav- |ing arms over his head and shout- ling: “No, no. You luff her. ¥You understand? Make it real, make it honest. Giff we more, more clos- |er ,much enthusiasm, more luff!” And he gets it—more “closer” and more “luff.” End Ends End’s Wins [ EAST LANSING, Mich., Nov. 7. . Ak —Two Michigan State ends met m‘ i the finals of the heavyweight di-| Only an intimate friend or vision for the campus boxing cham- relative should be asked to aet as |pionship last winter. Frank Gaides, # child’s godmother or godfather defending champ, won from Ernie e Bremer by decision. Cotton is a major crop in 16 state sident Getulio V: gas, of Brazil, now in the role of Dictater. He dissolved federal and state legislative bodies and proclaimed a new constitution fashioned on corporate and au- thoritarian principles. Dictator Vargas had the apparently com- plete support of the military arm in/ the “bloodless revolution, but cbservers assert there is a considerable civilian facti posed to the new Here is P a There’s no better whisky than Scotch Start with Johnnie Walker before dinner. Stick with Johnnie Walker after dinner. It's smart to stick with the genial gentleman in the red coat. 4 Red Label is all 8 years old; Black Label, 12. Both are 86.8 proof. JOHNNIE WALKER BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY With it is carried a hardbag, Vienna, made of sunset rose and apple green brocade overlaid with ‘)37 €S moni IENT [4 pm | Noon | Fairbanks U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICJLTURE WEATHER BURJ)AU. THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Junecau and ity, beginning at Generally fair tonight and Thursday, colder tonight; easterly winds, Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Generally fair tonight 'lrfi Thursday, colder tonight over north portion; mederate to fresh ea ds, except h to strong over channels having an east-wel n, and fresh to strong northerly winds over Lynn Canal. srecast of winds along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Modera 1 easterly winds tonight and Thursday. 4 p.m, Nov. 17: moderate to fresh LOCAL DATA Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 41 38 N 10 41 35 NE 14 43 36 NE 14 RADIO REPORTS i TODAY Lowest 4a.m. 4am. Precip tenip. temp. velocity 24 hrs. 1 0 0 0 0 Time Barometer 29.66 30.07 30.04 yest'y today today 4 am. Max. temp. Station last 24 hours Anchorage 3 Barrow Nome Bethel 10 4 4 1 Dawson St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juneaun Cloudy Cleir Prince Rupert | Edmonton | Petersburg, ed satin that is going »nlaces ihis aind waist- Jolles of e curve of its bustline designed by Madame 70 CONFISCATE WHALE OIL IF I.ANDED INU.S. ON, Nov. 17. — The of Commerce fiscation of the sian whaler ed on the near Aus- be brought to merican bhm. partment of rl [‘ cine Capes. and irginia ; consigned to Proctor Gamble - o of the ¢ Uni was granted 'n I(J]‘H ,\(uun One paten 5 on & corn ir's “TOUCH AND GO” with a QM WORLD’S FINEST PEN Instant writing, bebuty, hand comfort and a Life- time* guarantee make Sheaffer's the thriftiest and most pleasing pen value ever offered. Only Sheaffer's has ALL Seven of the features desired today... Visulated . .. Lifetime® guarantee .. . 2-Way Feathertouch point. Streamlined balance . One-stroke Vacuum or Lever Filling ... Visible Skrip supply ... Dry- proof, Air-sealed. 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Seattle (airport), cloud re, 40 toria, clear, 4 Alert Bay 34; Bull rbor, showers, 41; Island, partly cloudy; Yangara, cloudy, 36; Prince Rupert, clear, ikan, clear, 36; Craig, cloudy, 38; Wrangell, partly cloudy. b cloudy, 30; Sitka, cloud; Soapstone Point, cloudy, 36; cloudy, 38; HaW%k Inlet, cloudy; Juneau, cloudy, 41; sxz- way, clear, 34; Cape St. Elias, clouly, 38; Cordova, cloudy, 33; Chiting, cloudy, 10; McCarthy, fogey, 0; Ancherage, clear, 13; Fairbanks, par} cloudy, -4; Nenana, partly eloudy, 1); Tanana, partly cloud; clear, 1; Nulato, clear, ; Kaltag, cloudy, 6; Flat, clear, mute, clear, 18. A Juneau, Nov TODAY Blaine, cloudy, 34; Radioville, 18. — Sunrise, 7:54 a.m.; WEATHER SYNO! sunset, TS 3:36 p.m. ka southwestward to the Hawaiian Islands, the lowest repord sure being 29.30 inches over the Pacific Ocean at latitude 36 ie- and longitude 154 degrees. Another storm area was off the ggast the lowest reported pressure in tiat section being B60 High pressure prevailed from the Bering Sea regioh eastward to the Hudson Bay, the crest beng 30.58 inches at Aklavik. s general pressure distribution has been attended by precipitation from Unalaska to Kodiak and over the lower Tanana Valley, and ovet fthe Puget Sound region, followed by clearing this morning at Kodiak and Fairbanks, and by generally fair weather over the remainder of the field of observation. It was colder last night throughout the Yukon Valley, the Seward Peninsula, and over Southeast Alaska, the lowest reported tempera- |ture in Alaska being -6 degrees at Nulato. L AN;mberS Boss Number Is Uf) ecial Prosecutor Thomas Dewey of New York City Mexico to bring back Alexander “King” Pompez (right) to face the charge of operating the biggest numbers racket in the United States, He’s handcuffed to Detective James Canavan, whe b 'ought him from Mexico to New York puhce headquarters. 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