Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 62

@199 Th0 & P, Great Bals Rt Bebervag MUST LOVE HIM. THE DAY THEY GOT MARRIED HE SOLD HER .ENGAGEMENT RING FOR A DOWN PAYMENT ON A CAR!” MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE HOLLYWOOD, October 15 (N.AN.A), ~When you watch an eating scene in movies it never occurs to you that the player may have had to go through the ordeal many times before the correct MERRICE. which is even more amazing than her last. When she took to the stiff and somewhat unrelenting coiffure of a Greek statue she had originality all to herself. Other ladies looked into the mirror and decided that their hair had ————— -{What if I'd not been . THE EVENING ,STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1930. THF CHEERFUL CHERUB ANE - VDA e\ PLESS - B NAME - SHe SAYS T wRokhEed GOOT MAN'S MEMORY - [/ PAWNY SHE SAVE \ NOBODRS MM LIFE WWEN ) FAWED \ WAS OuT OF ACCORDING TO GRANDMA -~ UNCLE JOUN WAS A SHILLABER WITH A CIRCUS. OmE 'Day— . m SToLE AN ELEPHANT —BUT NE COULDN'YT FEED (T - \ WNowW { HOW MO\ FEEL - \. FEEL THE SAME WAN MNSELE - GUESS WE'RE JUST A C OF LONELM OL® SOuL O HANE BEE™N WAR So HE BROUGHT 1T BAcK. AND PRoMm THeEn on THEY cALLED WM HONEST Tesult is obtained. One of the opening scenes in the new | tricks. The Tibbett picture shows us a delightful ‘vagabond and his confreres gobbling up & husky breakfast of ham and eggs. Good stuff. But, oh, the making of #t! Lawrence Tibbett arrived back in Beverly Hills a bit pale and shaky. CUff Edwards, one of the brother vaga- quietly passed out under the gol 7 I\ TiE Dis_END To MY 7" THis SPONGE WidL- ; FOOT SO (F ANYBODY BUSTS | END YOUR CHANCES ANY CHANCES OF ANYONE OPEN TH' DOOR : 3 == OLd GIRL ¢ TAMPERIN' WID DAT dois b 1T\ WAKE ME uP' (3 i 7 HOSS — IM - ; i ity AS i | 1 AIN'T 6ONNR TRKE e HER OWNER SAYS SHE'S A A0 CoNNA SLEEP R "‘é&‘"m,,%‘;fim : N HER STALL €D A OME IN SCRAMSBURE ToNIGHT ! *To WAVE A BET Down i HERE RRE THE PRKES FoR TOMORROW'S BI6 RACE AND e gu g £EgEEE gizsizas &3 I'VE TOPPED EVERY SHoT ¢ 1 WONDER WHAT THE KECK IS CAUSING 1T 2 TRY BoBBY JONES'S CuRe FOR THAT. AFTER KE YOU'VE LOOKED AITS TAE BALL BOG SLOWLY, UP ON EVERY COUNTS UP To FOuR- SHOT CEFORE LOOKING g YouRE RASING Your HEA® Gl Ry B o, SEE Your BALL IN FLIGHT YOUu CAN'T COUNT MORE THAN ONE AND TRAT WILL KAVE 7> BE A FAST COUNT, IF 1 COUNT THAT \. HIGH I MAY NoT BE THROUGH N TIME To SEE MY BALL IN FLIGAT AND THAT WouLp TAKE ALL TAE Jov ouT oF TAE GAME DIDN” YYou KNOW WHEN YOu GOT COMRAN' DIDN' “You KNOW THAT WHEN YOUR MOM PASSES THE. CHALKL,IT' CAKE YOURE A LADY I KNOW? TIP MY HAT FOR ME! Y AN’ THERE AINT ENOUGH CHALKLIT CAKE TO GO AROUN' AN YOUR MOM ASKS YOU IF YOU'LL HAVE ANOTHER HUNK YOU, SHOULD y SAY,NO THANK YOU'? ¢ SPPPOSED TO BAY YES SIR'N NO SIR." TO YOUR FATHER EVEN WHEN THERES NO COMPANY AROUN'?, . Chariot, ‘ . Mongrel dog. . Be prone. . Former province of New Granada, now Panama. . Hollday. . High Turkish officlals. The Perfect 5 gx&"flx&:r the slides of a figure. &!flm" —.L., 3 = “~ Z . A condition of plenty, Down. . Sun-dried brick. . Small animal related to the monkey. Tarried. 5 guxe in a wager. . One or any. ::neu lndm mdlngs oot . Decency; seemliness. - Veer. . Accommodated. . Before. m“:mmm card. [ GENE BYRNES i Hand-to-hand fight. Note of the scale. R S 2 . . An action in law. . Sea-duck of Northern regions. 3 Andend of 'n:mg off . A deep-sea g ground e coast of Shetland. 2523 \ . Suffix of verbs to form nouns. BE QUITE. A rsman. CROWD AT THE JUSHERIN . Nothing. . Web-footed amimal. . Made smaller. 3 !A’e pod ?xrl hu‘Aok. . Pertain! marriage. ¥ish, s . One who shapes. . A considerable body of water. . Execute in needlework. . An opera. BIARBL (S 36. Eccentric rotating plece. AT ICTA L] . Draw after, IPEILIIICAN 3 . Light and fine, as s line. BT NER . Enmare. 3IZTIZEBS By SLMUNTLEY Foretellers, . The Emerald Isle. 63. Find fault unreasonably. . Trouble. Marsh,