Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1930, Page 23

SIDELINE QUERIES. © 159 Toe & P Gt Briin Riehis Rove Ly [] 0 piz t B R ERHEEE I MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE HOLLYWOOD. June 14 (NANA).— When a queen of cinema marries the, wedding gifts begin to assume the dig- nity of royal occasions. Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyons’ wed- this evening will be the big_event of the season. The famous of the colony will be there because Bebe Daniels rep- resents the gelatin career as thoroughly as any beauty who ever reigned in this village. Because of these things a flock of detectives guard wedding presents that any princess of the royal blood would get quite excited over From the Harold Lloyds, for example, there is the little matter of a dozen| sclid gold dinner plates. When Holly- wood makes the royal gesture it goes all the way. | And not to be outdone in the solid | gold matter, Willlam Le Baron, pro- ducer of the films in which Bebe is now starring, has given her a solid gold coffee service. William Le Baron did Bebe a charm- ing service when Paramount studio de- cided that, owing to talkies, the Dan- fels was no longer vital material on their lot. Le Baron gave the lovely Bebe a yoice test. then a contract. Just | by way of returning the courtesy, she made him a picture which grossed so | much money that a solid gold coffee | service is a merz bagatelle. | The Talmadge girls gave Bebe silver | platters so huge that she can stage ‘he | sort of feasts Max Reinhardt puts on |} in his rococo castle at Salzberg quite effectively. These girls are part and| parcel of that group which began the star system in cinema. They are the ones who developed “fanning” into its present hectic state. They intrigued | the fancy of a world by their beauty, | their charm and their slimness. Don't | forget the last—the greatest thing the | MERRICK. cinema girls ever learned was the magic of the slender silhouette. Norma Shearer sent Bebe her linens. This sounds like a nice housewifely and conservative gift, but when I tell you that it is hand-woven linen, so fine that an entire sheet can be slipped through 2 napkin ring, and that is is embel- lished with the rarest hand-wrought lace and elaborate, fine hand embroid- |ery, it's another story. I almost forgot the bridegroom in this account. Ben Lyon's contribution to | his bride’s loveliness is a necklace of diamonds. Diamonds have the day in cinema circles. Things go by cycles here, and by now every lady has her square-cut emerald, her ermine wraps, her string of pearls (smail one are in favor). So there is nothing to do but hang a line of diamond fire about her slender neck. When Carmel Myers and Ralph Blum celebrated the first anniversary of their | marriage, & few days ago, the diamond | necklace came into its own. Marion Davies recently gave a diamond neck- lace to one of her friends as a little wedding thought. There was nothing else for Ben Lyon to do, really. He's been giving Bebe $20,000 cars for birthdays, and so on, and everything is in proportion. 4 Bebe's titian hair will be set off by hand-woven antique ivory satin and riceless lace. She will carry a lace handkerchief which her grandmother carried. Her grandmother, by the way, never departs from the Spanish custom of the comb and mantilla. So the wedding will have its quota of picturesqueness as well as its avalanche of beauty and prosperity. {Copyright, 1930, by North American News- paper Alliance.) Daily Cross Word Puzzle . Touch gently. 5. Musical instrument. . At a distance, . Heed. . Red dye. . Italian river. . Chirping note. Peel, By way of. . Indian. . Tear. Discern. 5. Kind of cellular membrane, . Biscuit. . During. . Substances free from harmful organisms. . Young whale, . Otherwise. . Of a region. . Liliaceous plant. . #ruits of certain palms . Italian town. Ditirely supplied food. Military cap. . Detail. . One who supposes. . Army front, . Withered. feet of verse. . 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