Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ®, FRIDAY, JUNE 6 1930 ONE OF THEM SNEAK THIEVES, SURET My NAWE 13 casey!! AH! wHaTA BREAK! WHATA BREAK!! EVERY THINGS O-K.|EN NOW — Q S0 JOURE THE SHERIFF- WELL T ERats Souw SRt Ba FELPANG UM A cg'\;\e I B ANNOCENT LTTLE g\m.. WORRY, [ TRINKLE - MOV MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE ; BY MOLLIE MERRICK. eI La K IR TWE MUSC LES oN THAT PUREST OF DRUVKING WANSR-~ FED BY SPARKUNG MOUNTAIN SPRINGS AMD KISSED BY X - HOLLYWOOD, June 6 (N.AN.A).— billowed away into a frothy train. -The THE DE! Follywood had the blues Wednesday | wrap of blue metal cloth was quite short. night. Yet it was one of the gayest, It is quite appropriate that one evenings of the year. should see here and there a revival of that former indispensable aid to the This seeming paradox explains the (UL7 STONC, Ao beau teh. andden rege’ for feminkty Which 000t| S e ey el nd Blaced qulte most of the beauties of the colony into| inconspicuously near the corner of & the color which is supposed to express lovely eye or just where the dimpling the fair and frail sex at its mxhu!'cum of luscious lips would be accen= wibration. tuated, it played quite a part in the Marion Davies' premiere was & blue| evening's sartorialism. night. : | il herself inaugurated it with| For the rest, this most feminine eve- [ m:k':rhy:;:nm Pie ehiffon which | Ning I have ever glimpsed in Hollywood billowed about her feet in_a most Vic-| ¥4s given over almost entirely. to palest torian manner. A tiny pelerine of hy- . drangea biue velvet, with a huge ermine| It is true a few good dowagers and & Bow at the waist line, carried out the eolor ensemble. phires and diamonds. © In her wake arrived Ina Claire Gil-| colors prevailed. - bert, a vision in poudre bleu. | ‘To fur-| few brave souls who wear the conven- Her jewels were sap- | tional black through force of habit or because they really love it came in sable palest baby Ladies thus clad approached the garments. But in the main ther mark the rage for feminity, the microphone hesitatingly and with mod- Claire has allowed her golden locks to | est little voices said: It is|be here, and I wish you ogluld all share grow almost to shoulder length. “I'm so glad to coiffed with the ears showing and the| this evening’s joy with us.’ bair cls with jewel behind the rosy ear lobes catches. In the good old days before feminity hit Hollywood via the dressmakers a When Joan Crawford discarded her|gal in spangles, with her hair combed ermine wrap she was revealed in &/ like a boy’s, took her cigarette from be- ;‘mplnz frock of blue crepe romaine. low, slim as a whip and given over to ath- .| tween_her enameled li] enough this delightful young creature, | to bark in a voice like & mm-.-. “Say, folks out there, you're missin’ Y ‘some $ea50! t a|a swell time, take it from baby!” detics, I D IO e eien. generous | (Copyrisht, 1690, by Norih o Wewi- tan, and even a frank freckle or two. Her hair & year ago was sheared as short as s barber could make it, and combed a la garcon. But last evening her curls were below the earth length and broke in little curling fronds along her cheek. Hedda H ther who gave ‘ WAS Ano Rerself over wholly to the most feminine of colors last night, Even her wrap was & silvery blue, and her siim silhouette and dainty semi-blond coloring were greatly intensified by the sky-blue en- semble: Even Polly Moran was hit by the mania, and swung onto the red velvet| horns for the purpose carpet in & blue costume which Was|and it is necessary to play the music the precise shade to eccentuate her brunette color-'is that the change is taking place in the ing. It was of clinging chiffon, and . Unusual occurrence, . Bick. . Evade the truth. Born . Further down. . Pertaining to an early Teutonic al- 38. Exclamation. . Right away. . Peninsula in Greece. . Sandarac tree. 42. Relations. . Ventilated. . Artificial gems. 46. Comestibles. . Obscure. . River (Spanish). . Allow to fall (ref. sp.). . Spawn of fishes. . Alloy of mercury. ot Ml S S ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. [SiciU7IE] ¢ 7 N 20! NN DN N SSNER DuELS (E NN MmN 3 X WO N NI paper Alllance.) Persia’s Music Changing. ‘The vocal music of Persia is a weird falsetto with half-tones, and is not gen- | erally ~ acceptable to European ears. | Native music- mechanisms are | usually drums, horns, flutes, & Imdu | of fie and the “‘tar,” a kind of single- barreled instrument between the guitar and the mandolin. All of these are manufactured locally. At the same time, however, there is & tendency to struments from some musical in- of the Occident or to adapt their own music to the instruments. The result music of the country. . Country in Czechoslovakia. . Hail! Large shallow vat. . Pertaining to lines of revolution. . Carouse. 65. Tlluminated. . Denials. 6 Being. . Valuation for purposes of taxation. Down. . Recumbent. . Chopped. . Enos’ grandmother. . Arctic cetacean; sea unicorn. . Either. . Becomes fast in deep mud. . Old French coin. . Ancient goddess of Ur. . Pertaining to the ear. . Honey-producing part of a flower. . Those of lower rank. . Dregs. . Part of the eye. . Conspire. . Row. . Border. . Noblewoman. . Pale. . Require. . Anglo-Saxon money. . The thing there. . Old time, . Accept, . Genus of cetaceans in the Amazon River. . Draws together. . Tiresome person. . Wire measure. . Dutch liquid measure. . Spanish lawyer. . Religious traveler. . Trouble. . Racket. . Hauls, . Prey upon; plllage. . Unconcealed. Pinless fish. . Capable. Chief. . Line of revolution. . Peel the loss of. . Playing card. . Grandchild (Scoteh). . Like, 4 KEN KLING Wonder What He Has on His Mind? Bv GENE BYRNES Mouthful. By SLHUNTLEY THERE'S NOTHING WORSE THAN F1 JEALOLS WOMRN AND No onNE KNOWS \T ANY BeTTER THAN T Do! EVER SINCE SHEILA WonN THE BEARUTY CONTEST THE COUNTESS HAS BEEN SORE, AND Now SHE'S DEMANDING R RE-COUNT OF THE CosH ! THERE ARE PLENTY OF GIRLS MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN SHE IS ! TD LIKE To DO SOMETHING To TEACH HER A &oOD ThE CLUB IS GoING TO GIVE THE DUKE A RITZY PARTY, DINNER , DANCE AND EVERYTRING AND “THE DUKE IS To LEAD “THE COTILLIONS TERRIBLE LOOKIN' MuUTT! WHAT ASHBARREL DIDJA FIND HIM THAT DOG COST 5AV|. DO YUH CALL THET STEAK NEVER ATE ONE IN. MY LIFE — ANYTHING ABOUT COTILLIONS, DUKE ? WELL YOUR. POP CERTAINY GOT STUNG PAY THAT MUCH FOR. SUCH A ror TWO THOUSAN Av' @138 sy vrisume. e, vear! AN’ WHAT ABOUT HiT T THIS 1DEA MAY INTEREST YOU = SEE_TOMORROW GET AWAY WITR_ANYTRING| IN ONIONS HE PAID THREE DOLLARS FOR ‘1M AN' THEN HE GOT STUNG FOR THE | TWO THOUSAN'WHEN { HE BIT THE TIGHT- ROPE WALKER ON THE Heck! Ive sEEN | CRITTERS HURT WORSEW THET AN’ 6IT WELL/