Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 30

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C—4 i I SECRETS OF SUCCESS. —By BURTIS | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 16 1930. BURTIS§ 7-3 ! @ 19 The & P, Griat mtn Riehis Bivorved MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, June 16 (N.mA).—-mt she would wait one year, and if us el- ©One thousand of the vill: bowed each other Satu o 1 ay night in their attempts to felicitate the most popular bride Hollywood has ever known —Bebe Daniels. A bit earlier & mere 150 had heard & @ominie pronounce the made her Mrs, Ben Lyon. When rou have been one of the most widely loved | and appreciated beauties of an appre- | ciative center, it's difficult to arrange for a simple wedding ceremony, Four blonds ‘and four brunettes con- stituted her bridesmaids. Bebe herself has red hair. Diane Kane and Mrs. Albert Kaufman wore pale orchid shades. Huge picture hats of mousse- line complemented the tralling frocks of the mode. Constance Talmadge and Lila Lee wore two shades of yellow, while Bett; —a series of pastel pictures, with much effectiveness. sons, mal chiffon, with ‘This carried lanned Louella Par- or, wore green s picture hat of green. the color sequence charm- ingly al to the bride, in antigus satin and no lace, her black eyes glorious beneath the tulle veil and her tian hair The guest lst included every one from Conde Nast to Clara Bow. Marion which | ceremony and reception | midnight plunge with as muech non- " | (Copyright, 1930, by g L % THE CAREFUL AVIATOR RIDES IN AN UPPER she and Ben atill felt that way about! each other they would be married. Of course, the trafic squad was out full force to keep the streets adjoining the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, where the took place, | navigable. These Hollywood weddings are great nights for the fans, They jump up on limousine steps and 'R:er into the faces of the famous, ey thrust autograph albums into reluctant hands, should atars be so thoughtless a3 to leave an inch of breathing space in _their ear windows. It's all part of the fun and the folly of being famous. Midnight athletics are part of the colony's amusement pregram. Tennis courts are equipped with flood lighting, S0 & game may go on if the humor strikes, And Lawrence Tibbett has had his swimming pool lighted from within, so lv!;n tl!)\la mn:‘ ob‘ ong of clear jade r1{;- tes the guests of many a merry party. Swimming suits and eaps by the score are there, and on these June nights many a gathering begun {n tuxedes and in formal frocks sweeping the floor ends ::n d.:vory one dashing off the spring- T Leslie Howard, who is here to make “Outward Bound,” is a great enthusiast at the midnight swim. The host him- self geems to have none of the little | frets and worrles about such things famous singers are generally noted for what they cannot do, “on account ef my voice.” One other artist, Caruso, seemed to do as he liked and sing transcendently. And Tibbett takes the chalance as a nnn-)rmtunlonu would. jorth American News- aper Alliance.) 1. Personate. 4. Secretion of lachrymal gland. 9. Carved gem. 14. And not. 15. Go over agaln. 16. Subtle sarcasm. 17. Fed aneself. 18. Funeral panegyric. 19. Guards. 20. Expostulate. 23. Forth. 24. The masses. 25. A demigod. 26. 160 square rods. 27. Rent. 28. Neural plexus. 29. Engine room employe. 30. Assuredly. 31. A weight of Indis. 32. Curb 34. Female ruminant 35. Stipend. 36. Chief executive of & county. 40. The sun 41, Low mongrel. 44. Reddish 45. Shield: protection 47. Window compartment. 48. Own 48. Stock 0. Fine crossline of a letter. B1. Induced 62. To make & eounter-charge. B4, Issue 56. Spiral. 57. Deface 58. 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'Eflnu Your FAVORITE HOTO o THIS PRPER AND BE SURE YOUR NRAME AND RDDRESS ARE WRITTEN ON BRCK THe WINNER wilL NOT ONLY BECOME THE LEADING LADY IN THis CARTOON, BUT Witk GET AN OPPORTUNITY To GO ON THe STRGE ! Y - KEN KLING Introducing Judge No. 1! NO PHOToS wily BE RETURNED ---- MeNought e e N Y HELLD, JUDG' D Yo FREEMAN Which In- cludes Nines and Tens. WAS THE B! 3 GENE b;nu:s Always Practicing. saY,Pal sum CARUTHERS WIFE AIN'T DEAD.BE BEMHH DggEIGD EANG GOOME O0F [alr]y i} mr\ngrq Rggfl el Rla[TielisPlolT/sS s T[E[T] " wmbv A Jewel of a Bird. BE INTJURED - TS A ToveH HOME HOLE OCEAN OR A FRONT MARD - AND NO WINDY, Now THAT Tue BERUTY CONTEST 15 UNDER WAY, You'D BETTER GEY THe JUDGES LINED VP! OW, I RAD EVEN NINETY EST PUNCHER WHAT EVER Our HERO GETS SOME TOUGH BREAKS, A COMMON OR. GARDEN VARIETY of PARROT, WHIOK ME HAD LoANED # 3 o, QUICKLY €OBBLED UP A ¥ 5000 Danond HE HAD JUST 10ANED #1000 oN. THE Jewel MUST BE RECOVERED, YET THE PARROT MUST wNoT | DON'T KNow WELL HOTFOOT, IM IN A FINE PICKLE ! I Never DREAMED THAT PARROT WoLLD REACH ovER AN BNE, ANNE-PLENTY OF PROVISIONS = A TIGHT LITTILE CRAFT -~ A FA\R ZAT s07 weuw, WHEN You HEAR WHo THEY ARe You'l, BE KNOCKED CoLD! ANY MoORE ABOUT BEAUTY THAN You Twe, 1 FEFL SORRY FOR THE CONTESTANTS ANOTHER NINETY,ER! You RAD NINETY YESTERDAY AND THE DAY BEFORE. W FACT You'VE HAD NINETY EVERY DAY FOR. THE PAST ThREE WEEKS YES, I'M NEVER OVER OR UNDER, e NINETY {GWAN' -BOB PITZSIMMONS WAS' HE WAS' THE BEST PUNCHER WHAT EVER, EVER., EVER 3 EEN HIM DOWN ™ TH POST OFFICE AN' HE'S A,wenmu’/ MourRNIING !/ MAH GOODNESS , MISTAR MSGINIS ! DAT MARES Diy HERE Poly A very VALUAGLE BIRD = THE WATERFRONT IN A FRANTIC EFFORT TO LOCATE LITTLE ANNIE « TURN SOUR WrRAY ON HER, DoC, AnD SEE IF You can LOCATE A ¥ 3000 DIAMOND SHE ) ' ' SHES BEEN SEEN WMERE- ¥ \VE _TOUND OUT THAT MUCH - BUT WHERE \$ SHE Now ? THIS MUST BE ONE OF EM Now! COME TRATS TRULY REMARKABLE. 1 NEVER KNEW QF SUCH A STEADY GOLFER You 1 waul.?u\r CALL IT REMARKAGLE You're CRAZY! MY UNCLE GUS® | WAS THE GREATES AN ALSO THE CHAMPEEN PUNCHER. OF THE WOR\LD! WAL, SLIMS OU' LADY UAS BEEN A-NAGGING AN' ABOTHERING HIM SO MUCH FER TH'LAST FIFTEEN YEARS YES, FOLKS, gl \1's HARD T0 BELIEVE, BUT MR. EARL CARROL THE FRMoUS PRODUCER " CouNtess - meeT MR- EARL CARROLL ! Jupées N OUR BERUTY CONTEST WE'LL INTRODUCE TOMORROW IN MY FOURSOME WE HAVE A FIXED RULE WHEREGY. EVERYTHING OVER IS RECORDED N THE CARD CONDUCTOR AN’ ALL DAY LONG ALL HE DID WAS TO PUNCH HOLES IN TRANSFERS! THET HE'S GONE INTO MOURNIN' AGEN FER Wi FIRST

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