Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1930, Page 23

OLD MAN DiLL TALKED MY BAR oFF ALL DAY, Now TvE @oT TO LIE Awaxe ALL NIGHT AND LISTEN T SOME BIRD MUMBLE HIS TROLUBIES T TH' FORTER ~ CACKLING QUT THERE IN THE ASLE AT THIS TMHE, OF NIEKTP I NEVER B4 IT FAIL — THERE'S ALwAYS SoMe PEST ON A SLEEPING CAR ! Sue's BETTER! SWE'S GO\N% <O GET WELL , BOMS - PO MOV LUNDERSTAND ? SHES GOwWG TOo GET WeLL W HOU MUST COM BWIAN WOW, MR. WHRBULKS ~ SHE'S GONE YO S\LEEP- SLEEP “TH\S TTiMe- THE FEVERW S 30 T &P, G B e s “ISN'T THAT WANDA AND HER EUROPEAN HUSBAND?” “YEAH, SHE PICKED HIM UP AMONG THE RUINS OF POMPEIL" MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE ,BY MOLLIE MERRICK. THAT PURDUE HUDDLE PURDUE HUDDLE TODAY AW'T TIGHT. T CAN OR DISBAND FoR S€c onE OF THE THE SEASON: PLAYERS' Noses. T CLAM THEe 6AME HOORAY, WE'VE BROKEN e PURDUE HuDDLE. oNe OF OUR BeYS JUST DREPPED INTD 1T 10 A PARACHUTE: OW,0H,04, WHAT Do YOu kow ABOUT THAT. THC Rereree GAVE PURDUE THE 6AME WHEN A MOTH HOLLYWOOD, October 25 (N.AN.A.).| was the remark made to Lewis Stone 60T INTO OUR -] has gone Spanish, if one|by a pale young gentleman who stood 18 to Judge by the number of the colony | 11 SIPPIng fihsgm':n:“fm‘:g‘ o tinue to patronize the cafes and | ™ pgjle young Stranger—It's a lous mom forgro ¢ h'-‘."”;n"k: ety T Tinory feocnd rate; 1 e, aen Structed ‘In"the|JoU & lot of ‘these chaps get special Spanish fashion, S0 know, and. Sk Jvont be noticed : you W, ant In] on’ notic just & dash of atmosphere thrown | j, ,_;.e rush. Who gave this mess, any- ' can dine, dance in & dimly| Y7 . 1 a4 ‘Patio, enjoy & very clever pup-| Bale young i » ng Man—Really? Well, you , stroll 3““,’"’,:";‘ Wp;g should know my bootlegger. Things eXIONEy would pick up for you. You're being gyped. S t fact! “And what did Lewis Stone do?” sald I to the man who had told me this stol those lines in B ; P ry. “Lewis Stone didn’t his face for nothing?” said in- formant. “That pale young will crash no more parties at his house.” And while we're on the subject of parties, there’s another weird trick pop- ular here which has ‘hostesses rather haggard. A well known director and his wife invited 12 persons to s dinner last week. At least there were 12 - ances. But on the evening in question there were six at table. One had phoned at the last minute, off¢ & fairly plausible excuse, and four other acceptances just hadn't shown up and never did. The hostess met one woman the next day. She airily called, “How was your party, old dear?” To which the hostess replied: “We got along as well as we could without you.” “Oh, darling, I should have phoned this morning, but we got very merry out at Malibu and just stayed on for Supper.” . | (Copyright, 1930. by North American News- paper Alltance.) I PCKeD UP A \BP FLOCK OF TICKETS THAT SOME GUY LOST: AT Z THE TRACK , AN— 1 Got #1000 ¥ WoRTH OF TCKETS ON - “SAD SADIE* To WIN — SHE RUNS SECOND - T CHUCKK ‘€M AWAY IN DISEUST AN' THEN THEY ' DISQUALIEY THE WINNER AN’ GIVE TH' RALE To "SADIE" ! ‘The bandeau which was first made popular , | champion, is doomed, t lnf coiffeurs, who state that they are selling more of the variety known as the Helen Wills Moody bandeaux. - [ WAt (& A worm Does wen? A Worm 1S THE SAME ON BoTH SIDES! THE SEXTON WHO BuLT “me TRA? MUSTA Geed AME GUY WHO INENTEO e SAANSA mQuisITioN \F You ARe SO C2AzY 0 PLAY “TRAPS, WHY DoN'T 2 You TRY OAKMONT * Ve BEEN IN EVEQy “RA? o8 e Course- WRAT A DAY | GO EASY WiTh 3 "}IH&)OE. You N A wWorkM WiLL “ToRn S ,Wéfi%%%;// IN THE, ICE BOX o g TRATS BEEN ~ THERE. TWO DAYS I DONT KNOW How &GOOD 1T i EYEYEN iy il ke S RETE | RET S AR Across. 49. 1. Prosecuted an action. 5. The cottonwood tree. 10. 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A succulent fruit. Kfi . Upper parts of mouths. . One imbucd with loathing. . Ignore. . Releases a prisoner on his pledge. L . Pertaining to a line on which some- | SLHUNTLEY thing rotates . Ocean-going boat. 34. A noncircular rotating piece, . Bottom of a stream. . Diminutive. . A small bird. . Denouncad. . Bribe. . Long wooden seat with a high back. . That which is eaten, in general. . Canvas shelters. . Apertures. . Units of energy. . Kind of flat . Long ago. . The entrance to a mine. . A horizontal band across the middle of a shield. seed, 57. Lemon 88. Costume.. - e i ey TVE GOT A GAL NAMED HANNAH, FROM OVER IN BUTTE, MONTANA, SHE LIVES oN TH' W T 7 £ You INK 1US 1S ToR 1s! YOU CAN TRY 1 THINK THE of BEST THING YOU CAN DO 18 TO 60 HOME ANID MAKE LUP WITH YOUR AN' WHAT'S TH' NEXT BEST