Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 51

BORTIS ¢ MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, May 28 (NANA)— It's “off again, on again, Finnegan”. with productions in the royal family these days. i The king and queen of moviedom are having camera troubles also, it would “Secrets"—in fact, it is within 10 days of completion—yesterday called | ©ff shooting and went into a huddle with advisers. Marshall Neilan has been directing picture, and the cast includes some the best known players in the indus- . But, to-the nudlo'uecu- thing for so large pany economize on holding players ov t’:hoe-dweek time. “Secrets” will be will no Neilan will be the man to carry the picture on. Douglas = Fairbanks _shenaniganed around with two stories for some time. mtolm%n:mgddzlumeewo; shooting, W] e _su ly ups_ant offs for the British Isles and nl‘l’,‘!uv— behind him. 7. . Part of Jugoslavia. . Of the nature of & sign. . Type measure, e ce. ”fi Sutice, . Unit of wire measure, T . Small bre ; eoll. - Minced oath. g simor . Not any tim ke . Apportion. 3 ot ary wh - ry winds. . Prefix: from. else seems to know just what she's thinking, * But sequences in the affairs of the ing and queen are not running so oothly as planned. | When a local studio sent out word | that there was need for 24 chorus men on the lot, some 500 water-waved lads | stormed the gates at dawn, clamoring | for a chance. Victor McLaglen estimated that there | were 100 men for every single job in Hollywood when talking about the em- loyment situation here the other night. |It's a frenzied feeling when you know 99 have to be disappointed. Production in the village is at & | peak. The industry, so far as pro: | are concerned, was never in better shape. Whenever there is a money shortage, the cheaper entertainment | fields prosper. People must be diverted. A reversal of things gives us Hope Hampton, once a star of the silents, on the schedule for Los Angeles’ “Met him on the boulevard the other day,” says Lackaye. “Last time I saw him he told me he was going out to California to die. Well he tried to shake hands. But I didn’t let him. ‘Nothing doing,’ I said. ‘You disap- pointed me once, 's enough.’ " And Ned Sparks' description of his new radio: “Just a little one. I didn't it much money hdn;' I can get Amos, L Newspaper Alllance. FREEMAN . Passageway. . Pertaining to the side. . . State of being free from disease y eolclm in Martinique, . Persian poet. . Commenced: poetic. . And, in Latin. . A representation. . Cause to cohere. . Vibrating sound. Pilaster. . ‘Transgressors. . Allowance for traveling. . Wading bird. of vengeance. . Side of a triangle. Mc aggrieved. . Goddess . Gathers, Boak one box of gelaf cupful of cold water, cupful of sugar one of Inmwert.heflm-urunul it bolls and the s ntirely melted, pour over the itin, stir until it is ail dis- solved, add one and one-half cupfuls Juf strong, cu-r;mu; strain, in" e one By HOWARD Too Late Fine Example E NO USE SN N ONE PLhCE = MIGWT AS WeLL MOVE ALONG~ A BEAUTIFUL DAY M MAY = A NIFTY LAKE -~ AND AN OUTBOARD MoTORS NOTHING Could Be sSweeter! WELL, WHAT DID T Tew YOU, WINDY P 1T DION'T TAKE THE JUDGE LoNG To FORGET SHEILA HERE WE ARE READY To GO BACK. To FROSTMOOR AND dhavedr SOTTEN Ri> oF RAN The @ DUKE oF PAYAGONKN:’ o A MESS I'M IN / ALLOWED TOo GIVE You A BITE ON ACCSOUNT CONVINCED ! HERE weE COMES RARM 1N ARM WITH THE SAME G\RL WHY DID MY WiFee ASK THE DUKE To VISIT uS . IF FROSTMOOR SOCIETY DISCOVERS TME DUKE IS PURELY SYNTRETIC T SITTING ON THE | GATE POST ‘.?_|s HE'S PROBABLY LONELY AND o Wit gty Yemars ™ ‘OM, SO YOURE JUSTIEVING His INFIDEWLITY, ARE You ? OF ALL Twe NERVE LISTEN, DEAR, WE CAN'T HA\EI'! Tae AND YOUVE GoT T TELL RIM The INVITATION IS QFF EIGHT . YEARS OLE! WHY, WHAT'S HER SINGING &OT ™ DO, Wi T T A\ W BORTS NMuw SEE awe T~ : FOLKS ON W’ LEVEE H JUST S\T- LOST . SWEET, JUDEE - l WAIT Tie My FOLKS HEAR THE