Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 35

THE' EVENING STAR, WASH sweet they suy. crk?.o‘ thats’ wry 7 reformers try banish afl ow Joye Wvay — vyl just b Sweeter 6O FLOATW AT MGHT- NEVER WNOW WRAT NOURE GoOw o (i By . GRAY Touch and Go ' - BURTIS .2 JUDGE, THAT'S THE GUY. HE SAD HE WAS Re-TAKING FE THE CENSUS AND He MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE *BY MOLLIE MERRICK. | HOLLYWOOD, May 21 (VAN.A)— day to finish the French version of us colony’s newest| «gjightly Scarlet,” into' which she was ®-acquisition from the singing stage. O O e e, e purned | hastily. thrust when an Eastern impor- 4n his direction. If you remember, he| tation for the part turned out to speak was !fl -Nye-r ‘:ml s "‘{,’ ;Ye-; leutlrilntz Choctaw instead of French, is looking man “New foon,” ant fore A . forward to five months.on s tramp he Successtully sang his way through| . ioner criising the: Pacific when the h’z"?n he nnd be m!velyn Laye’s ‘new last phrase is spoken. man a IXom rumor in a ~villsge, where: fuumors. are thicker than] , TCron Yersiook ars gulie & bane in He would be excellent con-| e Village. Many ladies speak French, the delicate blondness of Laye. not so a French audience will un- foct 3 in height, this baritone, derstand it. ~The exquisite Claudette one of Lou Tellegen, so far as| Would seem to be able to do anything. g0. He hasa suggestion of the Miguel Covarrubias, who accom] which women love. And the usband, gthers) will remain-on ‘the Island of or & year. colncidence that, he made one| ®5; ouant be our luck to have Rudy & party givew by the Lawrence Tib. | Vallee take s notion of that kind—now, will lin;m:iheu“N“é' would £2? : forthcoming production at| jonn v, A, Weaver —rote from time ‘htm are changed in ;o fi:lemn‘:ue of \‘.hethnhut poems we = fount e current magazines. of ra and concert are ogue = ; ovn- accompanists in T p e ang e enes 't dislogus - = 2 - g 2t Wt Jonh| B SR e e : : : been &t the piano for many | 15 JUaliying for the studio goit chame JUDCE 1T, WAS SWELL \ /- isTEN — HER TRAIN now, whenever the tenor has been | PGSV "Rty Wood, “She made & * : P IMPORTANT OF YOU'To TURN Down LEAVES SOON AND L . Was at his usual post in the | taiie last year, with Lewis Stone 3| | To THE MATINEE, COUNTESS, )\ gsiness | (| THAT TRIP To HAVEN'T THe HERRT T [N am. - . leading man. It was an artist’s picture.| ,=— THE JUDGE PHONED . YWOOD WITH - Lawrence Tibbett arrived in gelatin- | e people who determine & talkie's ¢ ; $0 You'D HoLw b SEE HER OFF 5 land with Stewart Wille, who flls tha | fui¢, the general publi, didn't take | 's"g""" HE WANTS T BETTER SEE w'fi»fii@% o ME R FAvR AND it. But the studioites were together to ME: INDY You o : GooD T tours. Rehearsals at the studio will be | 5", B¢ Bhe SULCOMER TEe, ogetle e HIM, WINDY - "PRE FOR THE sayY = — > g a thoroughgoing musician and one Who| The Harold Lioyd appendix, becom- i 3 OPENING OF < > ds 3 ing temperamental. caused 50 people to ! 5 4 “ : From m% tures made at ran-|get a vacation they had- not expected. X R By B o abou un 2 stars go into the matter of their work '.mn‘kgm sailing orders. - T " ?53} EE . LBEa3Ee i £ i with much the ‘same precision care ind of Hollywood vacation mtme:wmn%d;flo‘dtlflw '-‘lefinnbemet?:mBthemrezflm; lon't want. {Copyright, 1930, by the North American Newspaper Alllance.) 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