Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1930, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. MEGINIS DONT CoRRECT. ID |lArque Wit BIG BUSINESS ‘ [y e w—— HEM! HER! HEwW! ‘(osunafv\“e . DD ou SEE vim o : 1 | ; A KRUN? | JUST BANG THAT TREE ; WA TO SKEER WM~ WHERE Mou'LL HEW' WER! HER' BE SAFE WHWLE t \F MOV COULD WANE O A L\TTLT STEN THE LQOK § ScouTIn'- QLD - i SPIKE MARLI™N QN WS FRCE - DELICATESSEN WERES NER, CAR AND TH \SToL - THE ORIGINAL MERGER. surmis 5% 6. MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK." T WANT YOoU Boys To START A BATTLE ROYAL. THEN T witL PICK ouT ™Me SPARRING 5 PARTNGR T WANT \ TWLL TELL HIM HE'S ENGAGED AS MY SPARRING PARTNER HOLLYWOOD, July 11 (N.AN.A).— |nervous breakdown which has kept the Vivian Duncan and Rex Lease will say | actress in restful seclusion for several it with attorneys somewhere around the | weeks past. end of this month, according to a| — statement made by Rosetta Duncan yes-| One of the most beautiful of the| terday morning. Latin screen goddesses has been denied The pair said it so vigorously with|insurance by gentlemen who speculate fists a few days ago that Vivian is still | On life and health because of the in the hospital—one biack eve, one| tubercular —complications induced by useless knee and one set of badly shat- Studio work and rigid dieting. Sired névves, it soems. So it’s not all roses in the movies. The lads who study pigskin books have ‘advised the blondined sisters to earry their suit through, they say. And they also add that this continuance is Teally not hokus-pokus of any sort, but & legitimate delay, caused by the sever- 1ty of the pretty Duncan’s injuries. Priscilla Dean has had to call in the local police to protect her from a raid- ing party in the person of Mrs. Arnold, her husband’s former wife, who has been prowling about the garage of Priscilla Dean's home, looking for the The Cham- 1 ex-aviator whose marriage to the = . el find out all in the fortnight.|actress has been questioned by the for-| pionship Meanwhile there’s plenty of time for & mer aife et few conferences out of court. And what ™ ltciia Dean lives with her motner| Remains in ® heip those often are at straightening |in Beverly Hills. When the argument ! out tangles and tempers! | over éhe legality of her marriage to| y Al b | Arnold occurred Miss Dean calmly was 50 18t and round and dmpiéd and | SCPATated”from him untl the tangle cute that you couldn’t keep your hands | S0lved itself one way or another. off her. She was just out of the nur- Germany. “discoverer” of talent was presenting. | et e 4 Today they call her Lila Lee. She's| mouminé 10 the village to wed Roy one of the most sought-after actresses| of the talking screen. incessantly since her year ago. r;"("% EVER SINCE AL THE PRETTY (@I#P. cRLS ARE SENDING IN THEIR PICTURES TO OUR BERUTY ’\ CONTEST, THE COUNTESS HAS | Some time ago, when her vaudevilling She has worked | was at its height, Lita Gray Chaplin comeback” & dw.led m-lt she ‘llould marty d'Arcy. 9 shou! 1? mal At the time of the “comeback” Lila| of momeore wog ,,,';"‘.,p,{‘i,‘:{.c‘;}'“f; Lee. the Cuddles of yvesterday. appeared words to that effect. S willow slim, provocative, with a voice| * Meanwhile Roy d'Arcy has returned which experts declared the “most sexy” | to his first wife’s home and discovered | of all talking picture products. =She|that when they agreed that they dis-| had reduced to meet the demands of | agree they were really correct. So they | the camera and those are strenuous disagreed all over again and straight. demands. She had worked with her|ened that out. }E:S' ,:“fi’,‘,,“paz'f",':'cmfi"°',‘,;s plr‘o‘:‘f-‘ At least it's all straight with them. ey year she one | Tt's a bit cloudy wi g steadily from one role to AnOther Withe| (Gepsriart. aa oy oo Tie" erican wews.| KENKLING out pause, without rest and with| paper Alliance.) dieting. | P Today she is taking an enforced rest| More than a century ago & Spanish in a sanitarium near Prescott, Ariz.| galleon carrying over $15,000,000 in sil- Her managers and friends deny that| ver and many bars of gold was bat- Lila Lee has been stricken with the| tered to pieces in a fierce storm off the tuberculosis which has followed on sev- | coast of England. eral attempts to keep to camera weight | is still there is proven by the fact that in this colony. 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