Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1930, Page 24

MODEST MAIDENS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THE MoNTMoRENCY JONESES AND THE AP MEINSEY ARRIVED HOME TO-pay AFTER SEVERAL Days SPENT ON THE RoAD ToseTHER ™ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1930. NOW REMEMBER, ALOYSIUS P MYGINIg WHEN THE SOUP 13 SERVED To-NIGHT AT “THE Jonests DONT You TAKE ANy JUST SAY You Don'r OF Courss you Do, BuT ™ not N GOING To BE QUEERED SociALy i JUST FOR A BOWL oF Soup!! IF THe JoNESES ©VER HEARD Yoo GETTIING AWAY WITH A PORTIoN OF TOMATO SOUP, THEY \WouLD Never Look AT US AGAIN ! You SEEM TO INHALE YOUR i { il YES, THEY'LL. THINK A [ ALL THose no i You MAkE IS STATIC ! ' CARE FOR ANy SOUP — HOWEVER, IF THE RADIO IS TURNED ON, YOU MAY HAVE soup ! IN APPRECIATION OF AL'S KINDNESS, THE JONESES HAVE. INITED HW aND CLARICE TO DINNER THIS EvenING AT THEIR HOME. ~—~_ © 1930, by The Associated Newspapers ) quite so strong. & i < Maybe Clarice Is Right. Beeeet OW ! Trere aoes THAT HEADACHE PGANM - | NEVER HONE WERDRCHES - PAUST B TH WERT OR SOMETHIN'= WASH | COLLD \E DOWN FoR [ QEE - TH' CAR'N SuT \NE GOTTIA SURE \S GETTIN' GET DI\NNER REBDN FWRST - THEN '\ GOow' TO TURN AN AND S\EE? FOR A WEEX - \ SURE AM SO - QOOM ! Geg, 1\ FEEL AWFUL Funy \NSIDE — MUST BE SOMETHIN | ATE = BREN FEELN TS =l WAM FOR A COUWPLE O GUESS WE'S ABOUT S DANS - OW, WELL - WELL BGAWN NOW BTENOGRAPHER: "“NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO COME TO THE AID OF THE PARTY.” MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MEKBICK.— . _HOLLYWOOD, Calif, September 20 Cherrill and Buster West, an engage- (N.AN.A)—A handful of friends who|ment which received wide attention and had been close to Milton Sills during gusty felicitations some months ago. the years of charming hospitality he ~ Virginia Cherrill, in case you have extended from his lovely home at Salt- | forgotten, is the girl who played her air gathered yesterday afternoon to say |first part opposite Charles Spencer farewell to one of the most dignified | Chaplin in the as yet unreleased silent and able men the screen has ever| picture, “City Streets.” known. | " Just 'what the future holds for her The thousands of members of the in pictures would be difficult to esti- professional colony who knew and ad- mate. She is a beautiful blond, not un- mired Sills have bowed to the wishes|like Edna Purviance in her youth. of his widow, Doris Kenyon, and will| Chaplin undoubtedly chose her for the pay him homage Wednesday evening,|roie because of her resemblance to his when the Academy of Motion Picture | formc. leading lady. She is much too Arts and Sciences will hold memorial | tall for Chaplin, but the matter was services in his honor. | adjusted by putting spring heels on Yesterday’s brief ceremonies, con-|Cherrill and occasionally standing ducted by & close friend of the actor, Charlie on a stair step so the differ- Dr. Ernest Holmes of the Institute of ence in height could be mitigated. Religious Science arnd School of Phi-| No matter what the success of the losophy, were the simplest ever accorded | Chaplin picture, Virginia Cherrill will & famous man in Hollywood. | have to prove her worth in talkies from Clarence Sills, brother of the actor,|every angle save that of camera re- arrived from Chicago yesterday. Doris | action, so far as Hollywood is concerned. Kenyon Sills, his widow; her mother;| Buster West's comedy is riotous and Dorothy Sills, daughter of Milton Sills | incessant. But local divorce annals by a previous marriage; Mrs. Eleanor have convinced us that comedians lead Painter, John Goodrich, the friend Who | the most gloomy of lives at home. As was with him when he met his tragic penedicts they don’t seem to register death; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett, | very well. According to the little Hol- intimates of many years' standin, and | lywood bird, they're not so good as & few others made their farewells. | flances, either. Lawrence Tibbett sang “At the Bier | Bide,” by John Masefield. It is a song| And Mr. and Mrs. Noah Beery are that' Milton Sills asked the baritone to|saying their say through lawyers— sing often in the happy days when they | which may or may not mean divorce in foregathered for pleasure. the future. ‘There were no pallbearers, no hon- orary pallbearers and complete absence| And mnobody is downcast enough to of the tremendous floral tribute which | pull their hat forvard so much as an would naturally follow the passing of | eighth of an inch. You just can’t look s famous man so long identified With | thoroughly dejected with these silly the professional colony of Hollywood. ]h‘en% cnve;flnqs hanging onto the back s | of the neck. Among the romances that would seem | (c,pyright, 1930, by North American News- to have gone cold is that of Virginia| paper Alliance.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Stringed instrument. 5. Bubject. . Compendium. . African antelope. 5. On_the beach. . Male child. . Vehicle. . Cottage. . Townsman. . Undisputed. . Indolent . Undulating. 5. Dulled. " One after another. 7. Vestige . Scale note. . Across (poet.). . Rasp. . Hewn. . Skim. . Male duck. Dell . Shriveled. Down. . Harvest fly. . Muse of astronomy 3. Unjustly severe. . Thrust out. 5. Vold space. . Crematory residue, . Clupeoid fish. . The sun. . Divided into small interstices, Cichoriaceous plant. Broad neck scarf. | Making sounds. . Happen before. . Repairer. Viscous printing fluid. . Thicket. . Debris, . Enhance. Continued artillery attack. The fiyfot, or gammadion, Noise-making device. . Divert of supreme authority. . Diversifies 37. Coarse kind of tobacco. 38. Acid. . Mountain pass, . Lived. . End. . Light brown. . Equal to. . Pawl | Clothes malker. 3. Pertaining to a Mohometan prince. | 9. The Orient (poet.) . Fantastic. 52, Vehicle, 3. Pirkin . Pineapple. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Overshoe . Quintessence 3. Enumerate 5. Mountain range. . Oid European coin, |48. A trifle | 51. 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