Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1930, Page 24

I'D ORDER SOME MOCK TERRAPIN, LOBSTER A LA NEWBERG, 'SHROO! BROILED DUCKLING WITH MU WHIPPED CREAM, BUT I'M ON A DIET.” IMS AND PEACHES IN SIRUP WITH MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE HOLLYWOOD, Calif., September 27 (N.ANA)—When they went to help Jane Keith back into her coat after| her initial camera test she got all mixed | up in the lining. It was so threadbare that Director | Al Santell, a cameraman -and a make- | up authority, standing by, were put to it to find a way out of the puzzle. But the pretty little stenographer, who had | been given a chance to register her| beauty, had done so successfully. She was awarded the leading role in “Sea ‘Wolf,” the picture which starred the fll-fated Milton Sills. And so a picture which has closed one famous screen career will probably be the vehicle on which a young fam is being begun. Jane Keith was sten er in Michigan City, Ind., so pretty it her friends gave her the| Usual song and dance about “wasting time in private life; get before a camera.” She drove out to California with some . of her family who were coming this way, and then light-heartedly decided | to enter movies. Several months later, disheartened and with all ‘thoughts of & movie career behind her, she went to work as stenographer for a got away with . Arablan tree. . Chills and fever, . White with . Oriental prince. . Consider. . More bleak. . Very bad. 0. Flat. Constellation: the Arrow. . Aeriform fuel. 25. Slaves. . A kind of puzzle. . Beverage container. . Equipped with shoes. . Man’s name. . Bondsman. . Male descendant. . Surround. i Measure of weight. +#3. Bea duck. 4, Stockings. W5, Acceleration of one velo & second. PURSE! MALACH ITE] t| JABERRATIEED PAVINAN | | MERRICK. ft beautifully, it seems. She's got a Lo coat, too. It was the first thing she bought with her initial E For every ambitious one this story is like & drug to keep them going, livinj on hope. But the light of lucl strikes strangely—and luck doesn't al- ways follow where it strikes. Constance s was the Cinder- ella of Hollywood when she got the lead in Ronald Colman’s latest picture, | But & few weeks later she was out and off for the East Coast, and the picture was begun again with another actress. Stiff taffeta petticoats have made their appearance in the shops catering to the movie beauties, and the result thereof is most amusing. The very slim and very young just can’t walt to into them. It repre- sents some entirely new, for “pexies” were discarded when mrost of kma were in knee-length dresses and socks. ‘The more mature of the -‘lk?ll hat can happen o & & o 1adies wi can n & group es fair who allow style experts to tell them where they are going. Leg-of-mutton sleeves and nose will be on the heels of a taffeta petticoat. But there's a great and mysterious rustling at parties of late, so far as the slim princesses are concerned. And dresses. of chiffon and net and lighter !llfilu stand out suddenly about the ankles. There's & demure ecat-that-ate-the- look y spot made its ap- b | pearance in Hollywood of late, and is Baining in popularity with every party. ke 1930, by North Am - | (Coprrisnt, 1930, by North American News Peach Mixture. ‘Three cu; sliced peaches, 1% cup- ful A hb):lpoonfuk soft bum. baked shortcake with. butter. . Before. . Childish speech. . Affected valor. . Peruvian city. . New Zealand tree. Image. . Man's name. . Open to view. . Ringlet. . Renounce. . Indigent. . Discover. Down. . Turkish magistrate. 3 Prencl'l‘ city. . Regrets. . Lesser deity. . To . Steer wildly. . Deapol. . Improved edition. . Drop. ALOYSIUS R HEGINIS I WANT T S€E THaT Now Bring on Your | Your Moose. RAGING FEVER- PuLST LKE A TRIP-HAMMER - THIS CANT. 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