Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1930, Page 25

{AFTER. A 3- DAY {1 "cLims HE DiscOVERS THAY -HE'S ' ON THE WRONG * MOUNTAIN, MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, July 14 (N. A. N. A). —The warmest weather of the year drives the professional colony of Holly- wood out of town for the weck end with bathing pools in Beverly deserted and Rococo Apartments in Hollywood empty and silent. Malibu, Santa Monica and Laguna beaches are thronged with the acting group who have stood beneath the lamps of the studios during the warm week Just passed. Charles Chaplin chartered a yacht and took off for Catalina for the ‘three days of inactitude. Harry Cohn laid aside his arduous labors as studio head to do the same. The Pickford-Fairbanks household has been shifted to the beach for the present. Charles Farrell sticks to his yacht this week end. If any one starts a figh they'll have to swim out. Close-Tip making in the studios has been attended by many interruptions and handicaps. In one corner of a sound stage the temperature was 120 degrees. Conrad Nagel and Genevieve Tobin were making a scene from “The Lady Surrenders.” Make-up artists stood at hand ready to replace the beauty which was trickling away with the Intense | heat. Genevieve Tobin's hair is sleekly cut and coiffed for movies. Her figure is as slim as any beauty who has dedicated her silhouette to camera gods. This is ‘Tobin’s first venture in talkies. Any day on any lot you can watch an actress Daily Cross-Word Puzzle 1. Small spar for stretching a sall, 6 Drive slantingly as & nail. 9 Glossy satin twilled woolen stuff. 14 Ascend. 15 Part of a circle. 16 At right angles to the keel. 17 Device for showing speed of = vessel, 18 Gale from a certain direction, 21 Point of compass: abbr. 22 Middle Atlantic state: abbr. 23 Chances of success. 24 Leave out. 26 Over and in contact with. 27 Hawk that preys upon fish, 29 Hardens. 31 Ancient. 33 Sphere of action. 34 English seaport town. 36 Merits by labor. 38 Particle. 41 Rowing implement. 42 "Tooth 43 (Falsehood 44Large tract of water indenting the coast line. 46 Reef. 48 A short skirt, 49 A fungus, 51 Fav. 53 Extent, as of a sail. 65 Commands. 58] French article, 591 Black, irl. ‘oward a higher level. 63A cereal grass. 65§Vie with. 67EMimic 68/A bay window. . hoal at entrance to a river. r in Orion, %5{ Harden. | (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- GRAY Getting Acquainted. from the legitimate making her first | venture in celluloid. The producers are decidedly stage-minded, a good deal of | propaganda to the contrary. ‘The slick thing to do these days is to have your bite changed, which means {thai Hollywood has just discovered a | method of building up the back teeth to | take work off the front ones. Irene Rich has just been through the | new process, which immunes her camera | teeth from wear and tear from now on. Vivian Duncan permits her black eye to be photographed for the local press. A slight operation may result from the fracas in which Rex Lease “hung one” on the blond comedienne. A movie in color film of the offended member might prove an interesting ex- | hibit when the case comes up for trial |on the 3ist of this month. Movies | are eligible as evidence, it seems, and | this would be a consistent way to run- | ning a dispute between stars. | , We may restore the bite, remake the face, remold the figure, but some good | old-fashioned lads are still in the vil- |lage. 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