Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 46

40 THE D. (. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1925. FILM MEN VANIHs [ Actors of That Type Are Fading From Picture at Hollywood. Br the Asso HOLLYWOOD, “saw and hammer” fading from the picture. still be found in the studins who in their early days had to bring overalls and carpenter tools with them when they work in the pictures, but their num- * rapidly is diminishin, {Im executives sometimes speak regret at their pass ihese movie folks of the who helped build the sets they acted in and sometimes sacrificed sleep to protect the “props” from wind or rain, exhibited a loyalty and esprit de corps rd to match orn the mod- ern movie lot ated November 13.—The sereen Actors may Hollywood Once Matter of “‘Shame.” Those were the davs hefore 1910, when to be seen in motion picture was, to any self-respecting actor, something like being seen in jail Those skilled in make-up did their screen acting under assumed names and took special pains to disguise their features so that no one could actually prove they had fallen to the film level Even stage carpenters steered clear reported for , Of Hungar'Nobles ; By the lated Pross LONDON, November 13.-Two | Hungarian noblemen, Prince Feste- | ties and Count Batthyany, have | been restored to hororary member- | Club bheen excluded 1914 as war enemies. Their with several others. were hegan, but the Jockey from they have ship in which since names, erased when the war a recent meeting of the club at Newmarket decided to re-elect them and again extend the privi leges which they formerly enjoved at Eng) race meetings. iOflicers Named by Superintendent to Prepare Exhibit Instruc- tion Methods, Thirteen public s | been - designat Ballou to | {superintendent’s | i | &1ve the public a definite view {ix being done in the . ington_ for i press thel A statement Pleased With Appearance of Po-':‘l"'n:i)x\. lice After Imspection. After several days spent inspecting | the police precincts, Commissione: Frederick A. Fenning expresses him- | self pleased with the appearan sented by the members of the force. The Commissioner not only review draft the stateme | triotism day |E. F. chool and P Kimball and J. - | Conservation instruct | The officers. howev W views. and Mrs. Cacil 1 Stoneroad wer for Saturday, Community and | Health day WHEAT CROP SHORT. Australin Estimates Heavy Pro- luction Decrease. 13 (@) The o International ulture estimated the to finsuMcient crop failures and New crop was due complete 1 in Victoria is a prescription for Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Fever and Malaria. Kills the H. 15. Warner and Miss for e chers' day Rruce [ and T Colds, Bilious d the men assembled in front of each | station, but also examined the condi- | tion of the buildings and equipment He was accompanied by Maj. W. E R. Covell, assistant engineer Commis sioner; Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superin tendent of police; Assistant Superin tendent Charles A. Evans and Henry G. Pratt, and Inspector W. H. Har rison. The inspection was concluded yes- terday with visits to the third pre cinct, he House of Deenfon and he Trafic Bureau. ;| ENDS FIRST SECTION OF ROUND-WORLD TRIP|. 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