Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 23

COTEMPORARY COMMMENT.—By BURTIS | THE MAN . THCUSAND OrnBriua Righe Resorrad | BURTIS® =28 “OHIBOY! WHAT A PITCHER HE’D MAKE” MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, June 21 (N.AN.A).—|Lonsdale, who is reputed to care noth- Bixty-five stars, headed by Mary Pick-|ing for the charms of the movie colony, ford, have established the Screen Stars’|is quoted as expecting to return before Shop, something entirely new in the|July 15 to assist in directing Colman’s Tecords of the gelatin village. | dialogue. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THE CHEERFUL CHERUB D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 21, LISTEN AL, GO SOME CHEWING GuN PUT \T ON THE enp he breeze s like * geuzy veil t summer trails along, And 21l the birds embroider it With erystal beads of song. RAecrne | The Bird Is a Collector. G°°v~‘\' " BE SATE vown OF A CORD AND LET THAT PARROT SwaLw| IT; THeN ) PULL ON TH' (Weesen! WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES 1T MAKE T You? You AIN'T WORKING! YoU'RE A I KNow (T=BUT onv A HALF-HOLIDAY T'M onty HALF A 1930. MAH GWACI0US ! SHE SHO' DID LIKE DAT CHEWIN NOW HOoLD THE ol GaL TIGHT, HoTFooT — OH! HERE SHE COMES - o' Heaven SAakes ! DAT AINT nNO DIAMOND, MISTAH MSGINIS — NQ LATTLE SA\W-BOAT ALMOST WIITHIN IGHT OF THE LITTLE REAT COLLD LAST SA§L—BQAT. THE G YACHT FEELS THE FURY OF.THER :STORM- NMTHAWMY \DEA oF A LOAFER! Next Monday afternoon this original | shop will open to the general public. It will sell clothing of the screen stars— hats that have been bought in extrava- gant moments and found not to a fair| lady’s liking; gowns that won a clpri-i cious approval on one day and, due to l:hnd samg, caprice, lost favor soon after- ward. | Costume and novelty jewelry from | the famous will be there for those who| like to step within the shadow of fame | sto inspect and buy; all sorts of little| trinkets for the tourists who flock to| Hollywood like flies and restlessly hum | .mutlmthe 1?", r{or some tangible souve- | s of p. ‘”Boohxues of the colony have been ransacked and the autographs of their owners inscribed within the volumes contributed to the Screen Stars’ Shop for sale. The tourist to Hollywood is now in the position of the fisherman who stops &t a market and buys his string of trout. Since studios are barred professional visitors—and every one cannot be a journalist or an authoress— and since stars have formed their own club for luncheon and other social the tourist must now buy the he once solicited from the curb as the famous left their cars before the boulevard cafes. Nor 1s all this 50 far-fetched as you'd | think. a week passes but I recelve a letter of some kind asking where and how the clothing of the bought. . Beat with moderate force, . An artificial language, . Plat boat. . Fortified with battlements. .. . A farce. . wmmmbum out and resting on & . Boy’s nickname. . Rams down. E on grains. . Wooly-haired ruminant; America. . Girl's name. . A Hebrew month. | Last part of an ode. k article. South 3 xm’:'&cpuu of writing to a docu- ment. . Newly . . In double measure. . Turn to the right. flower. 5 fi.m-h-m page of a book. . Out ‘of date. Evelyn Laye's story has been built up during her absence by no less a person than Louis Bromfield, with the co- operation of Sidney Howard. It is a story of modern Budapest called “Lilli.” This is the way they make our pic- tures these days: A few years back a group of unknown boys—that is, unknown to the world at large, but vastly important to a few thousand movie actors gathered together | here—sat about a long table. Conversation ran something like this: “Then they go into a clinch, with the Jane standing on tiptoes, see? An’ the camera pannin’ down to her feet. Then a fadeout.” ";‘Iow's v.’llnt “flk; "y‘m‘l;e Moe?” “Not so hot. Ougl some comt relief before that.” il “What you think, Jim?” And so on. These groups varied from 4 to 18 and 20 according to the size of the studio and the importance of the actor to be starred. They were called conferences. And pictures, framed on set formula, were built at them. A young Englishman recently called on & producer, hoping to get a part in & picture that was in process of casting. Producer—You say you are an Eng- ? _What part of England? Actor—From London. Producer—Funny, you're from Lon- don. Yet I do not hear you use the ne;mumummmcm meant. (Copyright. 1930, by North American News- DaDer Alliance.) . Base; root (abbr.). . Proof of being elsewhere at time of crime. . Counsel; arch. . After delay. . Alcove. . Kind of Thread. . A malden loved by Zeus. . Elliptical, . Request. . Vowed. DOWN. . Threefold. . Pronoun. . Least whole number, . Servants. . Straighten. 3 orandum. . Of; prefix. . Set of lyrics. . Steep slope, . Light, loose gown. 11, Curved molding. . In good health. . Division of society, . African gazelle. . Rover, . Fury. . A stockade in Russia, . Corroded. . Without animation. . Comply with. . Rocky reef, . Plant life. . English beverage. 37. Brace. . A canal. . l;elr-lhlped fruit. . Bury. . Capital ot British Gold Coast col- ony; var, . Fertile spot in a waste. . Askew. . Noble. 3 Str?llht lines from the center cir- cle. . A roofed theater in ancient Greece. . The white poplar. . Cozy homes. . In line; poetic, . Third son of Jacob. . Sprite; old form. . Mother of Apollo. . Perch. . Enactment. . Negative. . Prefix, form of in, g A Half a Loafer Is Better Than None. NOW, LET'S HAVE THE DETAILS — 32 YEARS OLD -- : S FEET 8 INCHES TRLL AND YoU WEWCH (84 LBs ? SPLENDID ! Mind Right |B ind Rigl £ Now! HELLO, DOC, DID You FIGURE IN TRE KICKERS" HANDICAP 2 s\t\\\\‘\\\\ NS g 1M THE CHAMPEEN ARTIST OF THE WORLD! WHAT KIND OF A PITCHER DO YoU WANT ME To [P wHEN YoRVE SEEPT IN W STARLIT OPEN, WHERE TH’ GODS OF SILENCE STOOD—. A\THEN YUHVE PAID TH' TOLL AN’ MAY SIGN 9 T’ ScROLL, RHOO! [ SLMHUNTLEY The Perfect Alibi. --ANKLES 11 INCHES AND You MEASURE 40 AROUND THE WAIST 2 THAT'S JUST RBOUT RIGHT! OH WRATTA LOOKIN/ ESKIMO! AA-HA-RA! BuL WHO SAID ANYTHING ABOUT YOUR 0D BERUTY CONTEST 2 THAT WAS A FICHTER IM SIGNING UP FOR > THE ARENA ! HEY ! ARE You NUTS ? A GIRL LIKE THAT WouLD BE FiT ForR A C\RCUS, NoT A BERAUTY CONTEST! 1 PICKED The NUMBER out OF THE HAT WELL IF YOU . WANNA KNOW SUMPN,, ) SMARTY, HE DIDN' NEED IT CAUSE HE nas oN THREE SUITS o-WINTER UNDERWEAR so THERE® WHOEVER HOID OF AN ESKIMO WITROUT AN QVER coxr? SHAME on YUK NUH ORTA KNIOW BETTERN' TO KICK MULEY INLTH' sTuoMmmMick ! HE TURNED ARDUND -JESTI e AS 1 KICKED. HIT WAS MULEYS FALLT