Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1930, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER G 1930. : THE CHEERFUL CHERUB 1 went to live in an ancient town In + house built eenturies ago. I thought I'd write “WHAT, SIS? YOU DON'T BELIEVE IN SANTA CLAUS?" MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., November 6 « (NANA)—The latest permanent ad- dition to the film colony is Eddie Can- tor, who has bought a home here. Cantor’s huge success in “Whoopee” may have had something to do with his decision, as he is scheduled to make another picture after the first of the At any rate, he insists that, as #s he is concerned, from now on Broad- come a detective. His mother and father had looked forward to uehlna him on the stage, as his family h been for four generations. | But Jimmie had other plans, which included two years as a soldier, before he listened to family advice. Then the lure of the stage became too strong for him to resist. ‘Why? He far the chance to the }Mdlfl&'&nhmedhfl%l way will be just another street on the | prod map of New York. Furthermore, he| admits to getting a tremendous kick out of sitting down to breakfast with his p own children. i Just another Broadway star gone Hollywood. eaders. So why What they wanted to be and what they are today are two different stories. It's interesting to think that a person successful in one career may planned an entirely different sort of life. ‘Take Jimmie Gleason, for instance. | luctions. He's been on the stage ever since, and adores it. But if you ever want to him talking in earnest, just start subject of shadowing gangsters and racketeers, and Jimmie is good for the evening. ;!en'- one of Buster Keaton's latest jokes : A hilarious trio were about to drive | home in » roadster with a rumble seat. "mmnd&hmmmuu"dflo?: “We can't do that. Bill's too 2| gone. He'd fall out &t the first bump. suggest “Well, then, something,” e s ’”e“u'l thought: “I ha;- & momen 8 it! w»mntmmomnmmmw (Copyright, l?‘.ul: ‘l:m.snmnln News- Slaughter of the Sharks. | wasted. The hides are into Hentger, the ‘“shagree” into backs of es and hand mirrors, the livers | are pressed for an ofl which is rich in | vitamins, the fins are ipped to the | Orient as an edible delicacy and the James wanted only one thing in the| of world when he was very young—to be- . Leer. 9. Public vehicles. . A passage in & mine. . Pather in French story of “Flera- bras.” . Wrec . A self-propelled vehicle used for CArs. 18. The tamarisk salt tree of Asia. 19. Becky Sharp's playmate. . Indian tribe in Florida. . An insertion. 34. The first substance from which the elements were supposed to be formed. . Baffle. . Coarsely woven fabric. . False god: an image. 32. Comfortable; Scot. . A kind of invalid food. . A bleat 49. Legendary king of Britain. B1. A kind of spider that does mot spin_we . Attached to vehicles to ecarry luggage. . Feminine proper name. 3 'S, . Divesting of royal power. . Stalk of plant. . Behold: in Latin. . Neither very good nor very bad. . Increases. . To peruse; study. Down. . Pestive array. . Brother of Jacob. . Rodents, 3 Helvtiy, . Oereal . Sparkle. . Bathe. Foe. . Ralsed head to obtain better view. . Vehicle for land travel. . Beak. . 'To abound, swarm; dial. Eng. - Huge reptiles. 10 me. | String instrument. . For air travel. : Pahs, natrow passages 3 w . Qreek letter, . An annular die for making drain . Periods of time. . A standard of perfection. . Horticulturist. 3 Brov;neg.l‘ ¢ uakes. great poems there — ’ go oo Row Cicero Finally Answers FREEMAN Beautiful Bv GENE BYRNES Easily Satisfied. By SLMHUNTLEY PRACTICALLY WELL, MR. WARBUCKS - SUST A, N\&&tfi OF _TME. NOW- TRKE kkooK B NER - AFTER SAILING ALL NIGRT, DIPPY, DAN, ANC 00T AWOKE AND FOUND 1T WAS SHOWING -AND TAC SNOWFLAKES WERE MLMOST RS 6 AS THE BALLOON/ HERE COMES A GOLFER DRESSED ALL IN BLACK. CAN 1T DE MussoLML 7 WHADDYA WANT FOR. YQUR OVER TO TH DINNER PARTY AT MULEY BATES' HOUSE LAST NI6HT 1 TOOK NOTE THEN HAS ALL TURNED INTO VEGETARIANS HEAVENLY DAY~ A DLACK crere FACT P« DOCTORS HOM \ D\OW'T PLAMNG I knOW WHAT “f T Was CALLED, BSUT WhAT'S “fae 10EA OF “ME ALL BLACK GoLr Bes 7 ALL? ONEY A LIL BT @930 ny. TmimUmE, ing. LISTEN-Do YOU |/ SURE, RY, Ko WHAT || VALLES “SINGS THIS 187 /| ™MRouGH one WiFE DIEO DAY BEroRe YESTEROAY YEAH , THATS ALL! BUT IT \ MUST HAVE A STRING TIED AROUN'. IT ANNA WRIST WATCH ; INSIDE! ;