Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1930, Page 32

| HERE comes 3, AH ! MR HEEINISL T GREAT naws ! N ‘W’ MONT MORENCY ToHORROW MORNING ‘AT FOUR o'erock - AV JONES, AND I can V. p U TELL BY TH' LieHT \ IN HIS eye Hes GOING TO SPILL 23'1' CLARICE HAap HerALDED HIM A3 A GREAT HUNTER., AND PARTICULARLY POND of SrcoNne MoosE, AL MIGHT BE enJoyiING HIS 3TAY AT THe JONETES' HUNTING CAMP AT LAKE EDWARD, QUEBEC. A3 \T I3, our Hero 13 auite Miseraw KNOWING THAT Sconer OR LATER His HosT |35 | BOUND T DASCover THAT| AS A WUNTER He IS AN AWFGL Flop I WE LEAVE WITH Twd GUIdEs . y UP THE RAT RWER APTER rNoose. e LADIES OF COURSE WILL REMAIN Heee AT THe canp, WE WILL ONLy BE AwAy ONE WeeKy T CAN PROMISE You Sone THRILLING SPCRT, AND A FiNE MOOSE HEAD o i By Pop Momano and star-filled space, Unnoticed works and- plays alone | [The busy, little human race. The Bad News. THERT 1T IS-ANNIE N HER NBME-SHME'S ALWNE! SHE DD COME THROUWGH THEY STORM SAFELN - TTHAS PROVES \v- KNEW WED FIND HER F WE KEPT HUNTING = HMM-M- SO THIS 48 ThE MESSAGE THT WAS \N THE BOTTLE, ER T LETS SEE-'T GNES "THE \.pmmvs AND LOWNGITUDE OF AN \SLAND - AND HERES A MESSAGE - . HM-M- M-~ -GRENRT SCOTT | HERE YT ASI N FOUND ° Y "w X HBVE P BN\ MUCH MONEN [RNE HO%%E NOW 10\) AND PRETTN * MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. <+ HOLLYWOOD, October 8 (N.AN.A). +A joke is a joke, but a sock on the ' jaw—well, that's different. Ernst Lu- »« bitsch tried to administer one to Hans Kraly last Saturday night at the Em- 2. bassy Club party which was sponsored :7 by no less a couple than Douglas Pair- . banks and Mary Pickford. And, hat's more, Ernst Lubitsch intimates that it * may happen again. .. - This Istest development in a long- +- smouldering feud between the brilliant = director and the equally famous scenar- ist, moves to a more aristocratic milieu . than most of the Hollywood fights of * late months. The majority of brawls ~ occur in the all-night restaurants dur- ., ing those early morning hours when s devotees of the brimming cup are seek- ing the solace of bacon and eggs or = eountry club sausage. ; But the Parisian fete which brought .+ out all the ultra-famous of -the profes~ .. sional group brought out the Lubitsch- ** Kraly feud in more intense colors than 7. 1t has heretofore ei ~- Lubitsch divorced .. on the grounds of artistic incompati- * bility it was a smooth and suave affair, with both members of the arrangement bland and courteous. The legal filubdub ns was gotten through quite gracefully. Then friends of Lubitsch began to tell him things. Accordin H wood rumor, they told him that Hans joyed. When Helene er famous husband make remarks in German for his benefit. He is far shorter than Hans Kraly, 80 his intended sock on the jaw became & wham on the chest. But Helene Lubitsch says she landed onc on Lu- bitsch’s chetk during the fracas, and bystanders say tbat Ona Munson, who was cancing with Lubitsch, got in a couple on Kraly. * There doesn’t seem to be any cne willing to act in capacity of referee, so a decision will have to wait further developments. Lubitsch is scheduled to direct and supervise in Paramount stu- dios on the East Coast, so his temper may get a chance to cool there this Winter, Helene Lubitsch is one of the' most beautiful women of the foreign colony. Recently she changed her brunette type to silvery blond by the famous Holly- wood white henna route, and it has enhanced the dramatic quality of her great dark eyes and delicate features. We are accused of being the most effete group in the country, there are those who say our water-waved boys and magnolis’d male beauties are not to be equaled even in Paris, but we come through with some good old he- man stuff every now and then. Jack Gilbert and Jim Tully sock each other on the jaw, then kiss before the camera, or a husband actively resents the ridi- [THIS |'S A 6REAT IDEA FOR MONEY MAKING : A COMBINED CAFETERIA AND ROLLER SIATING RINKI'! THE CUSTOMERS Bump InTO EACH OTHER~ Mutt 'Rattles the Chain H Stores. -SPILL THEIR Food ON THE FLOOR. THEY GOTTA Come BACK FOR ANOTHER PLATTER OF HoT GROCERIES, JEFF 6ATHERS UP THe SPILLED BISCUITS = You LITTLE LOAFER: SO THIS 1S HO SPEND YOUR WHEN YOU'RE - AND WE SELL LT Td THEM ALL OVGR AGAIN! NOBODY EVER GETS A PLATTER To THEIR CHAR AND IF THEY DO WE GOT THAT ALL PROVIDED W YOU TIME 23X 6ot _NoTH w 2NE-ARMED LUNCH BUT Roc CHAIRS - AND WHEN A 6UY S1TS DO ~THE CHARR HAS A STORM AT SeA- AND HiS FooD MAKES (o A NON-STOP FLIGHT TO TEXAS! THE \DEA OF HANGING AROUND GIRLS WHEN VS Pay OF_ Copprums 1990 B e Coego et TODAY. over $/76.43 IN CASH = AND 60T ALL OUR Foob HAVE SOME INCENTWE To SUPPOSED YOU'RE SUPPOSED To BE SUCCEED ! HALF OUR HEROES WOULD HAVE BEEN FLOPS ¢ SOME DAME DIDN'T €76 ‘€M ON! READ ABOUT NAPOLEON - MARK ANTHONY + GETTING N SHAPE To RDE ! Tl GIVE You SOME INDOOR EXERCISE AS LONG AS YOU (AN'T BE TRUSTED OUTSIDE! , his best friend, had more than Jo BE DOING Lu- an cule of his ex-wife and his former friend. It's still the West, ma'am, despite the influence of talkies. And on our main street we have a red fountain playing right merrily. It up the scheme, now Ef: fevered bath rooms and rainbowed pantries and linen shelves are no longer a matter of novelty. And what the pee-wee golf courses haven't done for us in the matter of close ¢ | tant tin flowers streaming weirdly col- ot | ored lights isn’t worth telling. At our The Kraly scribt | most recent premiere a genticman said to the lady he was escorting: , is considered a classic| .y . of g ‘Let's step outside for a breath of 3 fresh air” Arriving at the door of the e e e S e theater, he muttered, “But even that's The management had turned the night, pink and blue and green by way | (Copyright, 1930. by North American News- g o u- alienation of affections suit against Kraly only after considerable u’ummt and persuasion on the part of those o c;e“ a mamgmin?hli cm # in Hollfy"nod d m‘:’gndl‘:nl of the - an * largest sums for individual scripts of 5 man in the village, was for soine KEN KLING = The Kid’s Been Peeping Into Windy's {77 Books! ly smother He claims it has been fanned t ridicule of both Kraly Lubitsch on public occa- when they mimic b's dancing and I'LL GET NO TRAPS: USF LET THE RATS Go A FEW MQRE DAYS Tueyve EVEN GNAWED A HOLE IN THE BACK- V. OF THE GUFFET. (THERE'S ANOTAER AND TRERE ARE:-TWO MORE IN '(Afmnénwc Room AND EE /N TAE SOLARILM, You MUST AND WE'LL RAVE GET SOME RAT TRAPS A NIFTY IMMEDIATELY / TOM TAUMB - GOLF COURSE /i WHAT The RATS E DID, JusT 7 LOOK AT THOSE RAT HoLES / NO I WONT NO I WON'T NO I WON'T! HE WANTS TO TAKE THE STOPCRYIN! € OR ILL GIVE YOU sSuMPN To LITTLE BROTHER WHAT HE WANTS AND 'HELL STOP . CRYING ? n. 7 > A for silent music. > a : - 2 772 // 5 monq of account. > < 3 X 4 S| L B 2 = : River n Siberia. : ) 7 ppronz'hlnl. lectrode, . Pertaining in common to all. dapted. 1 . Bright spots on the sun's disk. L:fluid parts of fats, . Silly. . A Western river. . Insects. 20. Rested. Perched. Rice in the husk. Money paild for use of money (abbr.). 6 own. . Italian sculptor and goldsmith. . Salts of olelc acid. hted. Struck. . Priend of Euryalus in the “Aeneid.” ‘Those in office. Strained. Interjection. Clever saying. Public notice, MISS SALLY, YUH BETTER GIT PA PIFFLE OUTTA TH' KITCHEN..TH' DURN IDVETS TRYIN' TO SHINE 'UP TH' STOVE WITH SHOE PoLIsH ~AND DO PLEASE TRY T BE CAREFUL WITH IT IT'S AN’ OLD FAMILY, HEIRLOOM _-\T'S ' OVER TWO HUNDRED YEARS oLD om DEAR' 1 KNEW SOMETHING LIKE THAT WOULD HAPPEN WHEN 1 GOT YouU Two To HELP ME CLEAN SHUCKS! 1Ll BE JEST AS CAREFUL AS IF HIT wWAS BRAND NEW ! o, PA PiFFLE! _can NOU COME HERE AND HELP US -, FOR A MINUTE Able-| 5 ‘Y‘o\llzh beloved by Galatea. . Mel 11. Suppression of a of . q 1 part of a word. BESNBRRERaRER XE} Grassy plants. Herbs of the mustard family. By ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE, S.L.HUNTLEY [FACE SIS APEAIS SET] '.;'l:,’j(l;]u NE M SETH [1] EPAVED) LEGA L AMINC O It’s All the DE 3 EA 3 Tl .f(‘] ’" : 3 Same to Pa. ¢ i'..\ b £ 3 Y] for mas- 43. Rudicuiea, Became tiresome thiough familiar-