Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1930, Page 22

MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (N.AN.A).— Studios have their morality clauses, their weight clauses, their marriage clauses, and 40 other kinds of clauses. Now the contract and the conditional clause enters the private lives of the players. Cliff Edwards in a hearing vesterday morning pending the trial of is suit for divorce claims his wife vio- lated their “discretion clause.” Sev- enty-five thousand dollars’ worth of property is involved. According to Ed- wards (or “Ukulele Tke,” as he is better known) Irene Edwards forfeits exclu- sive right to this property by reason of her indiscreet association with Austin . Young, a musician. So Edwards names Young as co-re- spondent, and asks that a different ar- rangement be made about the property, due to this alleged violation of the *discretion” clause. Studio husbands learn a trick or two ‘when they sign the long paper with the options. ‘When death overtook Rudolph Schild- kraut tragically a few days ago he had Just commenced rehearsals for the part| of Old Chris Christoffersen in German version of “Annie Christie.” The role, played by George Marion in the English version of the talkie, is one of the most difficult parts to cast in lywood. The studio had held off on ng the picture to insure the fact that Rudolph Schildkraut would be able to go through with it. Old Chris is in slmost every scene of the story. And the heat wave boded {ll for the veteran trouper. He insisted finally that he was mble to commence. Cameras were rolled into place, lights adjusted, the company in readiness, but| Haines Rudolph Schildkraut, who had come on the lot promptly, according to the gateman, had not appeared on the set. A messenger dispatched to his dress- ing room found the actor in a state of 84 Bundles of grain or straw. 15 An army officer. 16 Parent. 17 Lease. 18 English school. 19 River in Italy. ‘Top. Sandpipers. Warp yarn. Nineteenth letter. Goddess of ancient Egyptians, Indian abode. Mire, Built bank. Guide. Bestowers. Relentless, Bill of fare. Peertaining to particular territory. Pertaining to_teeth. Anesthetic; the outer atmosphere. Marriage dowry. Attack on fortified place. Sixteenths of a penny; obs. Eng. slang. 5 Respond. 7 Exclamation 68 Native mineral. 69 Seventh note of scale. 80 Delineated. 62 The fluer-de-lis in heraldry. $3 Prefix denoting negative. 64 Compensation., £6 Surface. 68 Neon: symbol. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. A[T] MERRICE. collapse. He had donned the make-up of Old Chris, but was unable to go far- ther. Several hours later he died. Just a few days before in a chat I had with Otis Skinner he indicated that as the sort of passing any true actor would wish to have. “To go with the paint on,” was his expression. Something to think of next time you have a headache. Martin Flavin, the Broadway play- wright, who hails from Carmel, Calif., has just signed a long-term contract to write talkies. He will off to New York to supervise the opening of another Flavin play, and will up to Carmel to look over the pines and blue water of that West t heaven before settling down in earnest in_talkieland. But he has just completed the script of “Passion Flower,” and in his ket, along with his cos he 8 precious bit of 'mper for which he had been working ice his arrival on the Gold Coast. It is an air pilot's license, and it makes possible for Flavin his ambition the | of week-ending at his Carmel home. Marle Prevost works ol"‘m the same set locks back again and her pouting, preity face at its best beneath the linen headgear of “war_nurse,” the role she is playing, promises to have one of the best roles of her career. ”gganhmm nuluh of wife le's play on Monday night. And when entertained for B. Lillle re- cently he had 2,000 gardenias and 5i orchids on the table. Just movies registeri: E (Comrignn 1930, o5 Norih: American N paper Alliance.) 73 Annihilators. 74 Group of seven in music, Down. 1 Light two-wheel carriages. 2 Concerning. 3 Auricle. 4 Declare. § Principle, 6 To value, 13 Splashes, 14 Join. 21 Circular plece. 23 Weeding implement, 25 Edge of roof. 27 Long cigars. 29 Biblical man’s name. 30 A flower, 32 Blunder. 34 Country paths. 36 A metal, 38 Man's nickname. 40 Bullt. 42 Recovers. 43 Everlasting. 44 Indian buffalo butter. 45 Burden, Sternness. 56 Land: French. 9 Wise. Cinnamon Rings. 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