Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1930, Page 28

—By BURTIS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, | [THE CHEERFUL CHERUB | | A happy land is dos.c YES JULIE, MY MIND \S MADE UP — 1 DONT INTEND To FIDDLE AROUND ANY LONGER! 1AM GOING TO FIND ouUT WHAT YouR PA'S DoiNG B.. C, BuSy BEE DETECTIVE AGENCY ? WELL, SEND ONE OF Your BEST MEN QUT To 5322 BLACKSTONE MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1930. THATS ALL I KNOW, MR. SWEESEY — My HOSBAND |13 AwAy ALL DAY ALTHOUEH HE \S IN NO BOSINESS! AND AS MY NAME (3 " HA-HA 1 DONT LIKE TO WoR JORRY Yo J NONE, M'AM, BUT ITS vek}’ EVIDENT A3 HOW YOouR POOR HUSBAND 1S NOTHIN' BUT A | NURSE TO THIS HERE PARROT ! st hand, S THERE'S A FeMaLE AT TH' BOTTOM oF| | KflflflGUP vt A pl where jo lflN‘ :r::"romuco inz.tt- Tfli Sometimes a2t night By I Feel it near, Pop MOMAND Or glimase it down 2 sunny street. NOw IVE GOTTA FIND TH' LADY WITH THAT PHREO‘\: AND WHAT OWNJS WHERE AVENUE AND ASK FOR MR3. MiGINIS' AND HURRY - FOR THIS PARROT, HE GUARDS |T LIKE ONE OF THE CROWN JEWELS' WHAT Do you MaxE OF IT ? Cheerful Mr. Sweesey. ‘m!fll! NOW VERY NEAR., THE AL OBSCURING 10 "DADDY" WARBUCKS nmn{‘;’ DOGAEDLY EVER CLOSER - 7 BUT DONT Mou BE SKEERED, ANNIE - OLD SPIKE MARUN'S NEVER LET THE SERA BLUFE HIM MET - COURSE WE MBN GO DOWN-BUT THEN AGIN. WHET OF \T ? LEY \T LEAK- WE ARE Now THe PROMOTERS oOF THE MUTT AND JEFF SWEEPSTAKES TICKETS, 0NE DOLLAR. -~ EIRST PRIZE, ONE MILLION TEN YEARS IN : CFF, oLd 'DU\ 'Lm.s oc:';:lhlfiat: N JAIL FoR THe RACEC GONNA BE ™IS SweePsSTAKE PROMOTERS HELD? ANSWER. BaTWEEN ME AND THE MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, Calif, June 23 (N.AN.A) —Sally Eilers and Hoot Gib- son file their intention-to-wed notice. | Following the recent fashion they will | be married with some 150 guests at- | tending the ceremony. Six months ago | every one eloped to Arizona. We're being | conventional by way of being uncon- ventional just now! Sally Eilers is one of the most vital | beauties of the colony. Florenzs Zleg- fleld named her as significant in the pulchritude contest hereabouts. And | that is a signal honor. Another one signaled for the authority’s accolade is Betty Brent, perfect in a darkling way amongst a colony of brassy blondes. Hoot Gibson, Sally Eilers’ fiance, keeps faithfully to the Western types he portrays. The wedding will be al :t!‘x;lgo. on the Baker ranch near Holly- Mrs. Patrick % pbell, lunching at the Embassy Club, is the center of all interest. She represents one of the most haughty dynasties of the acting profession. And now, in the late autumn of her career, she has more personality than most of the young stars of the day. A smart dark red crepe frock throws the magnificent eves into glorious re- llef. A huge picture hat of the same shade frames the face that still has much of power about it. And to the table come a steady stream of the famous paying homage. ‘The Campbell has made a test for Paramount. It seems it is amazingly good. One of the great services the talkies will do humanity is this record- ing of historic actors and actresses for the present generation.. es George de Mille arrives in lywood to give one of the dance Daily Cross Word Puzzle . Bangs. . Slightly open. 10. Italian city. . Hinge. 15. Govern. . Algerian seaport. . Love affair. . Sorceries practiced by the Negroes | of the West Indies. Artifically germinated grain. Dried cassia leaves. European evergreen. Pertaining to the rise and fall of the sea. Stands. Mad. Whirlpool. Helmet made of pith. ©On the ocean. Attempt. Distinguished. Exploding misctle. rsonage. Heroine of Irish mythology. Culinary herb. Monk. Reluctant. Dormant. Drawing room. Emblems of Erin. Loafs. Armor. Behaves. Commercial seaport in Scotland Impartial. Land measure, Clothe. . Tidy up: dial. . Endure, . Sedate. FLPARTRUBINLSASRERBRVUINE NREE - ANSWERS TO CROSSWORD PUZZLES IN SUNDAY MAGAZINE . Reposed. 10. Pulpy fruits. An . Angry. 12. Crystalline compound. programs which have made her famous. Daughter of William de Mille she comes honestly by the histrionic talents which have bronght to her the plaudits of the most severe critics in New York, Eu- rope and other metropolitan centers. Yet Agnes de Mille wants to make her local success on her own. Not be- cause she is a member of a family which leads in the hierarchy of films. In this she is wise. Hollywood is apt to be skeptical about children of their famous. Young Doug Fairbanks found his father's name a hindrance rather than a help. A group of notables arriving at the station to greet the little De Mille saw a tiny solitary figure emerging from the transcontinental train. A small, slim silhouette with a huge Army musket over its shoulder. It wouldn't fit in any of the trunks or cases, so with char- acteristic directness she said, “I'll take it mystelf.” The rest of the party trail- ed at some distance, not having the courage of such tremendous originality. Some time back she made a short subject in an Eastern studio. Things didn’'t go as she wanted. Agnes de Mille is accustomed to make her own creations without help from outside sources. She asked to choose her cast and to plan her set, but was not allowed to_do so. ‘The gelatine result was very disap- pointing to her. She called the studio and said to the supervisor: “I am dis- appointed in that short—terribly dis- appointed. ~ Please have my name taken off the credit list. I cannot bear to see it there . .."” “Don't worry about that,” came the R.h!cld rejoinder; “the name De Mille been on many a worse picture than that one . . ." . Watering resorts. . Tree of the orange family. . English river. . Lofty elevations. . Filter, . Odor. . Celebration., . Beverages. . Poker stakes. . Stratum. . Church officer. . Newspaper paragraph. . Inflammation of the mouth. Twirl . Engagement: slang. Stalk. 5. Lustrous. Fortune teller. . Pruit drinks. . Couple. . Lamprey fisherman. . By word of mouth. 5. Masquerades. . Without feet. . Dress materials. . Garden flower. . Slice very thin. . Drew in tightly. . Correct. . Property. . Palm tree. . Girl's name, . Small case. . Barn, NS W AN 0 aET Q8RRw SR PN AR My’ afld f J#F 8ue Ft:'un Sweepstakes Is All Sweep! and No Steak. WHERE DID ROUGHHOUSE GO ? THRY KiD's A NUISANCE ! KENKLING Have You Sent One in Yet? FREEMAN The Others WHAT'S BITING YoU NOW, A QEL FRIEND OF HER ©ICTURE To OUR BERUTY CONTEST AND I SENT HIM IN HERE AN HOUR AGO To QE™ MUTT & Jere SWEEPSTAKES, s MINE MRAILED WELL, CAN'T Y'GWE A QuY A CHANCE ? SHERIFF'S IT'S STiLL NOT Too LRTE T> JOIN OUuR : \\\\vv\\lll Wiy, \geRuTy 72 , CONTEST . ////"'/Z//IIHH;;\\\\\\\“ JUST SEND ANY OLD SNAP SHOT OF YOURSELF To . WINDY RILEY CARE OF THIS PRPER AND WIN R CHANCE To BECOME FAMOUS .. THAT LONG ONE (S _THE ONLY TEE 1 CAN USE IN THE SAND TRAPS WHERE DID YOU GET THAT AN' A CLEANER,PRETTIER, sHoT YUH NEVER . ' SEEN ) BELEVE OU BUT THATS My eaT! YCANT FOOL I'M THE GUY WOT LICKED BIG FIST RILEY WITH ONE HAND... IS THIS YOUR ALLRIGHT.ALL F RIGHT-cOME [ HIT NSIDE AND LEMME' MAN BATES| [SHOW YUH_HIT WAS+ A THIRTY TWO FOOT SHOT_WE MEASWRED, NOW , HE WAS ASTANDIN' RIGHT WHERE. YUH