Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 39

NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. “CH A WEIGHTY DECISION e ¢ My thoughts and deeds ST —_——T———————— PV SJULIE, TM WORRIED ABCUT YouR PA, T THINK SOMETHING MUST'VE SNAPPED N HIS BRA\N, HE SPeNDY ™MOST OF HiS MNE LOOKING AT PAWNSHOPS, AND HE HAS A PAR A AwAy LOOK N HiS eYES ! ALOYSIUS P MRGINI ee! e THIS IS THE THIRD Gw) BUSY AND FIND A NICE LTTLE HOCKSHOP FOR ! SALE. ALL THE ACTORS \,m'fl § WILL BE OUT OF WORK J THIS SUMMER, SO I honest self” Tfl; m_ simply non- co MG existent. Q | > ‘ Something to Worry About. = = must harmonize s ~— And not be inconsistent For iff Im not my e % 'M OUT PASSIN' THE THERE'S TW' 2\ WORD, NELP- TH\S . SHER\FF - SHEEP-KILLIN HAS WONDER WHAT GOT YO B8t SToreev-§ HE'S COMIN' GOT YO GET R\D 4 \N HERE FOR- . Q' ALL STREM DOGS- HE'S GOW' ouT g : — e YO SEE MR. ; NELP ‘8ouY OHM-H! WWAT \¢ POOR STANMDY GOES OUT TONGHT ? SOMESBODN'L\. GET WM SURE = HE'S NOT A GRAY Innocence & b ] ;74/47'1-,_55 7 . No Defense. S7ARTS pepuc MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. THE WORLD'S cHAMPION GLIDER. newre's my CARD. HE'S AS CRAZY A HOSS-FLY on -A WRECKED LocomeTIveE! IF T EVER 6&T Down WITHOUT CRACKING THESE EGGS I WILL BE A RICH MAN AT A DOLLAR A DOZEN FocT, IE A COP SEES MEe T'LL PROBABLY GET JUGGED FoR ROBBING HEMN ROOSTS. HERE HOLLYWOOD, April 25 (N.AN.A))~| 8o there would seem to be as ‘much Marlene Dietrich, Hollywood's latest of a3 importation and rival to Greta Garbo, in the opinion of her importers, was|with a mysterious something—a fourth- officially presented to the village yes-|dimensional matter that cannot be ex- k plained. A young woman with the same plastic calmness of the Norse Greta—flawless skin, limpid eyes with great curling something of the rhythm of Jeanne Mugles in the profile and a rem- iniscence of Barbara La Marr some- where about her. If you can imagine all these things incorporated into one girl, that is Marlene Dietrich. At the present telling she has ap- peared in foreign films. She is the ““discovery” of Josef von Sternberg, who recently directed Emil Jannings in a German-made film. There also was an | pi t‘hn'blgs!l}ll version, and the Dietrich played Her English is charming, with a slight ‘Teutonic accent. But, point out her discoverers, Chevalier has made the hit of the century with his Gallicized dialogue, so why not a German beauty? ‘When the Hollywood beauty experts ‘These motion picture writers and their mania for gagging! Maurie Grashin is the village. He recently cense plate stolen from his car, but drove it, all the same. trafic officer stopped him as he upproached the studio. “Where's your license plate?” “Thet's one on you,” finality and a nonchalant shift as he drove on. Two days later a friend of his bor- rowed the still licenseless car and swung out of the studio. Ran into the same 3.. O. This time a siren sounded behind e Presents His Credentials. R@ESTERDAY A FLock of DUCKS ALIGHTED ON MUTT'S ANCHORED GLDER AND LAID €EGGS LNTIL THEY WERE Diz2Y. ToDAY WE FIND OUR GULIDING CHAMP TAKING ACTION — car, have finished with Marlche Dietrich she| The friend, recalling Grashin's ruse, should be excellent camera material. | tried the same line. She has a warmth the Garbo does not| “Oh,” with nonchalance, “I'm travel- possess. But the public has seemed to| ing incognito.” adore the chill mystery of that lady. “Well, prince, here's a tag fer youse,” At the present telling there is about|said the wary T. O. “I looked that three inches too much hip for the|one up the other day when a fresh guy camera, but three inches means noth- | tried it on me. Ye can’t fool an officer Y ing to a village which makes over . noses, personalities, lifts chins, dyes e ) heads and removes inchage at order. ‘They have a new gag which is rapidly replacing the old 8. A. of current ex- The village which permitted Camilla | change, Horn to return to the fatherland be-| " “Handsome girl,” said ome producer ut a new screen beauty, OH, MOTHER- - T WRANT You To MEET THE JUDGE * HE'S WINDY RILEY'S /2 PARTNER = 7 £ 7/ GOOD EVENING MISS SHEWLR --- I 1 CALLED ON You To SRY WOULD COME DOWN WITH R SHOT GUN IF HE HERRD A FRIEND OF THAT RIEY FELLOW) WAS IN THIS 7/ THANKS, JUDEE - BUT YOUR COMPRNY IS AL THAT Tl EVER RccePT! THAT You CAN RLWAYS CALL ON ME! YES, MY CHILD --- ANY TIME YOU NEED RN ESCORT OR A NEW BONNET, TrE JUDGE 1S AT YouR LOW DECE\TFUL JELLY FisH wHo JILTED cause of her slightly German accent|tp another ;’,“‘;‘“ aut‘lD a &’“"’1’ b‘;nh the m- flaw, ut that pical of Hollywood. . F.?” The second lad was puzzled. Olga Baclanova’s accent has been &| “Sure—original That serious flaw. It was of the type Which | thess Rayen e P, cannot be assimilated by the audience. (Copyright. 1930.) l Daily Cross-Word Puzzle l KENKLING I | ( iy 4 / House ! The Judge Has a Bad Reference! 1 Took. RIM For. & 80.00 AND 1 SEPARATED THAT COLONEL RARRINGTON FROM 411000 OF KIS MARMALADE. /4] PROFITS. I WAS RIGAT ON MY GAME / THATS SPLENDID, MR. CALLARAN, WEONESDAY WE LOST $150.00. AND THURSDAY WE WON 190.00. IN TWO DAYS THE MARY Lou CASE SHOWS A PROFIT OF $40.00 4 NOT SO FAST, MRS.DOC. THURSDAY IS MY DAY FoR. RECREATION AND WHEN 1 WON TRAT MONEY FROM YourR, RUSBGAND AND TRE CGTHER DUFFER 3 WASN'T WORKING ON THE MARY Lou CASE THAT You BEAT AimM PLAYING GOLW- YESTERDAY. HoW Much DID You WIN 2 f STUFF 7 Those— GETS 1 LOST AR CRARGED 10 Yau FOR EXPENSES IN TRE MARY FREEMAN Profit and Loss. THE CAN SAYS HALF , IT5 RALF ‘év ¢ FulLon XS nace EMPTY! 4 X GO DOWN STAIRS AND SEE IF THERE'S ANY KEROSENE Down. . Chilean deer. Part of stove. . Bill of fare. . Way of exit or entrance. . Church dignitary. 3 ;.,;:blg::lu4 asaign . Having & des] on one side only, said o coins. e . Retrieve. . The chaffinch. . A lake. . 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SAY, THET'S MY HALF A DOLLAR .1 LOST ONE RIGHT THAR ON THET SPOT NOT MOREN vesTiooy ! BUT THIS HERES TWO QUARTERS. - WAL, MAYBE HIT BROKE WHEN HIT FELL OUTTA MY ROCKET WAL, IF 1T AINT A HALF A DOLLAR . Stops. . By way of. e Deeper Diving Possible. Divers will be able to work at depths at present impossible, by use of a new- |ly invented deep-sea device, which has | appeared in Europe. .It is a submersi- A Matter of | ble compression chamber which is sald | to do away with the halts by divers at various levels on the way up to prevent the formation of bubbles of nitrogen in | their blood, which often causes paraly- sis. The new chamber is lowered to the depth at which decompression begins, and the diver enters, pressure of air in the chamber keeping the water from rushing in. He is at once raised to the ship’s deck, and the process of returning to normal can be accomplished in half the time and also in comfort. The de- vice is expected to permit descent to depths of 400 feet or more. 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