Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1930, Page 45

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE.S5, 1930. YES SUH, MISTAH MSGINIS, oOF IT! DERE WUZ A WILD WOMAN IN HERE DIS MORNIN' RAVIN' ABOUT A EVENIN' WRAP| SHE WANTS TO TAKE IT HOLY MACKEREL ' LISTEN, oL RTAINL: = 54 HOTFOOT IF SHE COMES THAT WRAP IF T HAVE To TEAR THE DOOR RIGHT OFF ITS HINGE S ! l SECRETS OF SUCCESS l THE EX-CIRCUS PERFORMER CATCHES THE MORNING TRAIN CLARICE TO WeR TO THE DANCE. AS SHE DOES NoT KNOW HE 13 IN THE LOAN BUSINESS, HE CANNOT TELL HER 1T IS A PLEDGE, AND NOT HIS PROPERTY. IN THE MEAN WHILE Al Means Business. MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, June 5 (N.AN.A).— The rage for Westerns and the desire of the theater-going public to get a rest from sullen native girls and red-hot city vamps brings Bret Harte, the great Western classicist, to the screen in a talkie version of “Tennessee’s Pardner.” Buck Jones, one of the Western lads who expected to pass into the discard with talkies and who finds himself riding high as a result of the unexpected turn of events, will play the leading role. And Harry Cohn, a producing gent who has done some interesting things already, is the one to reach into the 5-foot shelf for Bret Harte. The locale of Bret Harte's famous stories is in Northern California—those high Sierras which are still to a large extent untouched by the march of time. ‘There one can find what residents eall “the diggin’s,” scarred stretches of mountainside where the hopeful still work hand sluices, now that placer mining with high water power is for- bidden by law. If Harry Cohn takes movie com- panies up into this territory and cap- tures the primitive charm of these little ing towns, which have remained un- touched through the years, he will bring to the screen something entirely new and vital in outdoor pictures. Claude Allister's strange flair for making a watch disappear out of some one's pocket or mysteriously placing & rose in the buttonhole of some amazed one who hasn't the faintest idea of how 1t got there is a survival of his con- Juror days. 5 Allister, the delightful “silly-ass” Englishman who first scored a talkie * hit with Ronald Colman in “Bulldog Drummond” and has kept his record topnotch in each succeeding appear- ance, is a son of Gen. Palmer. He is one of those born to a strange longing for footlights—one who has carried out his yearning despite opposi- tion of family and friends, and one who = justifying his calling splendidly these ays. s 8lim, patrician and with the type of humor which puts him in a subtle group, and thereford especially valuable in a day of talk, he has one of the most interesting British accents of any of the Hollywood players. . Small branch. . Horny plate. procedure. . Charles Lamb. Game 0f marbies. 2. Globe. Contempt. 5. Insidiously cunning. i 121; cents. o Sea eagle. . Wood-sorrel. Carry on. . The corial. 5. Tropical American fruit. French river. . Act of surrounding with a wall. . Sea weeds. . Of greater age. 3. Island in the Aegean Sea. Begged. 5. Roman abode of the dead. Stp. Greek goddess of dawn. . Soft mass. Declares ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. TPANRY Q2| ; Figm NZib )] i MINID!S Qb (M 2N TSI hie) &= D12 W NP CRIND! His best trick is turning a glassful of | water into a tumbler full of ink. This |is in gréat demand by the very young | set, 6 to 14 mostly. “All Quiet,” as the Remarque classic | has come to be familiarly termed by that Hollywood which loves to shorten things and which adores the palliness of nicknames, is going to be made in a | German version. None of the boys who played in it | speak German; at least none of the principals, certainly not Lew Ayres nor young Bakewell, But they are memoriz- ing their lines parrot fashion. Young | Russell Gleason did very well with lan- | guages at college, so will probably have | the best luck of the group. The picture still remains the big con- :;}rmtlm of the season in Hollywood age. | And if Ricardo Cortez was a favorite of yours, you'll be glad to hear that he received a telegram from Hollywood of- fering him a very fine part the very day he set foot back in America from his European vacation. | It is a heavy role which the actor has accepted and for which he is now hastening across America. Cortez once furnished the cinema with a memorable performance—opposite Greta Garbo in “The Torrent.” At least, I think that | was the movie name given an Ibanez | story which revealed the Swedish lady |in a very excellent light. But, then, | what vehicle doesn't? (Copyright, 1930. by North Americari, News- paper Alliance.) The Universal Plant. No other plant is so widely distributed as the lichen. It grows in the hottest as well as he coldest countries, but in the tropics it is generally found among the mountains or in high valleys. It has been found on the greatset moun- tain heights man has reached, on pro- jecting rocks far above the snow line. One will not find many lichens close to large cities as they are easily affected by noxious substances in the atmos- phere, but in the mountains nearby they are not uncommon. They are particu- llarly abundant in the Rocky Mountains and in California. . With full powers. . Merits. . Horse with a certain gait. 64. Nothing. . Kind of herring. 66. Shadowed. Bond. Down. . Yawned. . Hypothetical ape-man. . Lover of Helen, . Capuchin monkey. . Precious metal. . Kind of type. . Over again. . Japanese coin. . Easily frightened. . Restrain . Swiss canton. . Aunt: Spanish. . Long period of time. . Load, as & ship. . East Indian weight. . Dispute. . Burn with hot liquid. . Fundamental. . Eskimo icehouse. . Years between 12 and 20. . Ellipses. . Moist. . 8haft of a column. . Call out or exclaim. . River in Rumania. . Molst. | 47. Persian fairy. 9. Take by force. . Genus of palms. . Laughing. . Japanese gateway. Mode. . Twelve pice: India. . Chief god of Memphis, Egypt. . Foot: Latin, 58. Foid over. . Go wrong. . Roman m‘( harvest. Peray, MON, MOV GUNS - BVERBODM'S LP N FRONT- WERE oMW’ YO A TOWN AND WELL HEARD ‘€M TAuK\W' ‘BOUT \T= \WON'T T BE GREAT TOo GET REAL DIRT UNDER QUR FEET AGRAN - GRAY Imminent Justice. e A C\TN, TOO - JuST LOOK KT TH' SP\RES AN’ SMOKE AN’ EVER THANG - WELL, WE CANT GET THERE ANN YOO SOOWN YO SwT ME - 7 €77 HILE, BACK IN BLUNDERVILLE “DADDY” WARBUCKS IS HEARING FROM OLD JACK PEPPER, OF ANNIES SHAMEFUL PERSECUTION AND THKTS BLL \ KNOW, WARBUCKS = | WAS AWAY AT THE TIME OR VT COULD NEvER HBNE HAPPTNED = WHEN | RETURNED ANNIE HAD DISARPEARED - TRouT F:smn- - THAT'S THE ONLY FISH 18 THESE MOUNTAINS= b HE'S STUFFED! oy BUD Fisuss First It's Bad— Then It's Worse. AND HE WASN'T CAUGHT BY ANYBODY- He OF LONELINESSS FlsH.NG: TROLT Pro— ENJOY THE FOAMING SURF onN BEAUTIFUL SNOBWILLE LAKE'- THe DED onLY FOAM ARoUND Here s WELL, T'LL BE =+------- THE IDER OF HER GWING SUCH AN ABSURD SToRY To THE PREss ! KENKLING A Tough Type to Deal With. EXCUSE ME A MINUTE, 1 WANT To PAY MY RESPECTS To SPikE, MY FAVORITE By GENE BYRNES A Talkie Enthusiast. "COUNTESS CLAIMS SHEILA GREE WoN BEAUTY CONTEST BY UNFAIR MEANS AND DEMANDS RE-COUNT OF VOTES "= SPIKE DOESN'T CADDY HERE ANY MORE, SIR_, GO AHEAD N AN’ HELP YOURSELF ! DONTCHA BE AND JUST ON THE EVE OF THE OPENING OF OUR HARENA ! THis CHERP PUBLICITY WitL RUIN il 4 [ WHAT? you DioN'r FIRE RIM. 1 HOPE / WALK, RIGHT, IN! HE WONT TOUCHYA! YOURSELF, Jupce -- WEL\, PEPPER, NOUVE ME A PRETT CLERR \DE QF WHAT HAPPENED = TTHINK A KNOW JUST “GooD OLD HOME COORING™ — {T MUST Be A HOME FoR T™HEG (ve sesT THING To DO JeALOUS wWomAN IS To IGNORE BERUTIFUL GIRLS ATTENTION ¢ | WATCH THIS SPACE Kkl HE__WOULDN'T CADDY KERE AFTER THE GREENS COMMITTEE RAD ALL THE APPLE TREES OM THE COURSE CUT Down A A WHAT DOES HE LICE.TO FOR FURTHER NOTICE |4 AFRAID OF JUS’ TALK / THE DOG' TALK ABOUT ? HELLo! IF YOURE GOING INTO The Old Order Changes. 1L SUPPOSE MANY A MAN OUT HERE DIES WITH HIS BOOTS ON -==-S% SHOOTERS SO THIS 1S THE REAL WEST, WHERE MEN’ ARE MEN T s isseapseiRin Dvines S CYLINDERS MosTLY L Zaehe- Lofl;éG ags [/ wny oo Nou SPELL PNEUMATIC