Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 39

LL 8AY THERET A LOAD ON My MIND! SHE would RAzZR TH' LIFE OUT OF M8 \F KNBW OUR BATHIN' QueeN, PesrL PATOOKA WA A3 KNOCK=-KNEED AS A cAMeL! 1Ts TermioLe" wity! CLARICE OL @AL, How You TALK ! YOUVE ALWAYS| GOT A DEE IN YOUR BONNET ABOLT ALOYSIUS P MEGINIS, THERE 1S SOMETHING ON YOUR MIND — WHAT 13 1T P wabad b1 =4 something new Funny . I‘lqu-u}m- happiness [J1RST THE BOTTLE, GOES CRASH -’ NOW WEHAT HAS BECOME OF THE PAPERY [ TAR S Tom o 1S GV VT READ > NOW Nfl%% T2 \ ReMm L€ €R. / ¢ BUT MOSY s\\é\' , %;.\tmttses HENE il NO, HE DIDN'T SHooT. A FLASK oN HiS HIP—-THEN M€ Took A SWG OUT oF ;1o , “ISN'T THAT GILDA GOLDA, THE Af “YEAH, BUT SHE QUIT THE STAGE FOUR HUSBANDS AGO.” AND THAT AINT ALL, JUD6E. HE KILLED SEVEN PeEOPLE AND AFTER TAKING ANOTHER WALLOW ouUT of THE FLASK REPLACING A DWoOT HE STEPPED UP wuT THAT'S MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, August 290 (N.AN.A.). ~*“Lon Chaney, true man, true friend, at man, we greet you—we bid you well—we welcome you home.” A grief-stricken group heard Chap- Jain Dyer of the United States Marines read a simple service in a quiet chapel in Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. The group which listened was such o any well Joved person might have called forth to say farewell. Outside a surg- ing mob filled the street and housetops and the adjacent ways. For them a t actor wasWiead. Those inside lew that they had lost a great friend. No funeral service as tragic has ever entered the annals of the cinema pro- fession. The men who have worked with Chaney believed he did not know that he had a fatal malady. Yet ‘Wednesday Sam and Jack Peinberg, his studio musicians of the old silent days, kindly man whom they all had reason to love, tears streamed unchecked down their faces. As each paused at Chaney's side a palsied soldier in overseas cap raised a vhite cotton-gloved hand in stiff salute the whild his frame shook with agony. For years he had scld flowers on the Metro lot, and out of the monotonous pattern of his day's life spun one central figure in gl 7ing col- ors—Lon Chaney, whose sympathy and kindliness and friendsh’ glorified a stricken soldier’s life. “One star differs from another star in glory,” read the chaplain. Lew Cody dropped his face into his hands. Tears streamed from Billy Haines’ eyes. Clff Edwards’ round counténance was dis- torted with grief. M- ice Costello was carved from granite. Ruth Roland sobbed aloud. True, one star differs from another star in glory, but in hu- " | manity this star differed from the: all. So direct his creed of living to his self-made laws, 50 unswerving his sin- D83 | cerity, that it is safe to presume no two 4 ing on the little studio organ the “Pal of Mine” which was ever his favorite piece. Before the silver-satin casket a guard | 6Tie honor of United States Marines ‘They had kept vigil there since claimed him. Gen. Smedley But- d wired Lon Chaney on the day k the first blood transfusion, “Get , old man. Every Marine in the world is pulling for you.” Every heart cinema profession was pulling for . And that litt person came to that chanel out of pol- icy or a sense of duty. There was none of the conventional gravity one sces at funerals. These people became as little chflgnn in the poignance of their When Hazel Chaney collapsed .1 the inside room from which she had heard the funeral service, they best exam- plified their love and understanding by hasteaing outside, that the sanctity her grief might remain unobserved. And on the blistering pavements, ‘where throngs had stood since morn- ing, & motor cycle squad ruthlessly kept back that surging curiosity which is & 1€, | qumb tribute to fame. 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