Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1930, Page 23

THE EVENING YES MR. MSEINIS 1 BELIEVE IN OEING ON TH LEVEL! L o HAD TELLN You Th ETTIN %10 4 FROM DEAR WIFE l-bn%u«' )y&,“ BUT AS I SAID T TRY TO GVE EVERYBODY AN EVEN DREAK, S0 I'M WILLING To LISTEN TO REANMN ER- HM-ER - ' THE CHEERFUL CHERUP You eannot miss your trovbles dodging here wna ere — Its ‘.l:tat to walk right thre them \vli',hg head vp"sk in the air. MR. MSGIS, TM A MAN OF FEW WORD S —— HAVE You @oT HM- TWENTY = TwO BUCKS A DAy AINT TO BE SNEEZED AT! DESIDES TH' LITILE @uy ANT A BAD Seour OTEMPORARY COMMENT.—By BURTIS FOLLOWED HeRe, MISTAH MESINIS ? T TR P Gt Bk Rphe e Mr. Sweezey Is on the Level. GRAY AV BUORTIS Y ,«u“, anl'-{ ALY ’:-"A * WHAT THIS COUNTRY NEEDS 1S CONSTRUCTIVE THINKING' After the Storm. MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. LLYOOD, June 25 (N.AN.A).—|of you gentlemen for 25 years. A quar- ter of a century ago my father and Tday morning the colony ofclally) 1oy, Sort"me. to Heldelberg, and I Sergel Eisenstein, the RussiAn |payen't had a good chance to use my director who has revolutionized cinema history. It i almost two years since Douglas | Fairbanks first told me about Eisen- stein. At that time the king of pictures was all enthusiasm about the Eisenstein technique. The Russian director dis- covered the value of the upward move- ment in crowd handling; that is, masses come from below the' audience and seem to rush upward into one's face. It ds the most threatening gesture conceiv- sble. It is this up-from-below motion ‘which makes the beholder shrink back itably. About six months ago Douglas Fair- mkl decided that he would have nstein for his studio. But he chatted about this around the lots, and chatting is & village. Jesse Las the genius. The Eisenstein technique, admirably layed in “Potemkin,” was a tour de force in silent pictures. Just how much of it will carry in sound remains to be seen. But talkies, which eliminated everything but small casts in their early days, are now enlarging to include the same huge canvas we once used for silent pictures. Mrs. Patrick Campbell will probably t stu erous business in this went out and hired :.ymmum-mwmmhw hi "nunoyn\hmuiu' e modern studio cast its coming attrac- . tions. With “singles” on the wane, it . becomes necessary for producers to give audiences the best they can get in ‘matic productions. German since.” He plunged into his address of wel- come in exquisite German, which left the visitors with a few new angles on Hollywood versatility. Re d Denny, that handsome Eng- lish lad who made such a success silent pictures and created some of the most attractive prize-ring films ever made, is having an interesting vogue once again. After an absence of some time from the larger lots, during which interval he made his own pictures, Reg Denny comes back in talkies as one of the lads most in demand. Cecil De Mille seized on him for his lead in “Madame Satan,” and that had no sooner been completed than he was put into the lead opposite Grace Moore in “Jenny Lind.” Grace Moore will sing several operatic arias in the production, launching into coloratura, which has been considered beyond her range in her operatic career. But all things are possible in Holly- ‘wood, even when they are not probable. And Lupe Velez, that tornado of pas- sion which shook the United Artists’ studio with its temperamental tantrums until the producers seemed to lose in- terest in the high-voltage specle, will play the part aslova in & sound ver- slon of Tolstol's “Resurrection.” “She’ll do it 11,” sald a Hollywood- ite to me in speaking of the appoint- ment. “Have you read that book?” I admitted as much. “Then you know what & red-hot wench that Maslova was.” ‘When Hollywood turns Tolstot it coins fihm 1 journalists were enter- Mille, rising in | new words for the theme Slav. “I have been waiting for the arrival 3. Genus of molusks containing the shipworm. . Lighthouse. . Eternally. Akin. . Otherwise. Argue. . Metrical liquid measure. . American Indian. . Congenital. . Forsaken. Enticement. . American thrushes. . Tangle. . Wear away. : . Exudation from pine trees. . Goddess of mischief, . Abandon. . Got_back. . Equine quadruped. . Owner’s mark on a sheep. . Grouping of words. Winj . Fifth sign of the Zodiac. . Portable heaters. . Flat plece. . Kind of worm. . Judged. . Holler. . On the ocean. , Instrument used by road makers. €f. Woman's name. . Triple crown. . Followed. . Pronoun. . Cloy. . Bricsts hair eut. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. €2/ | (Copyright, 1830, by North American News- paper Alliance.) . Approached. . Del legally. Down, . Agony. . Exclamation of hesitation. . Rubicund. . Level. , Exclude, . Speaker. . Warns beforehand. Himself. . Every one. . Scold. . Large cushioned seat. . Notched. . Became entangled. . Marked by an impression. . River in Italy. . Greek god of love. . Riddle. . Local dropsy. . Slimy gastropods. . Obliterated. . More commonplace. . Country in Europe. . lp)évided into nine parts. ds. . Mercenary soldier of 1776. ink. . Pink. . Greek letter. Row. . Cream puffs, . Take out. . Descendant of Shem. . Island in the Cyclades group. . Operatic solo. . Torn. . River in Switzerland. . English military decoration (initials). . 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