Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1930, Page 23

C., WEDNES A RAFFLE FOR A THANKS G VINE X YEP, CtiaruIE HINES| OH Boy! ID LIKE T Wi N 1S HOLDING \T OUT| A NICE BI6, FAT TURK' SAy' you DONT caLL Sy e | THEY'RE PRETTY Hien 'IHA?’T A TURKEY, DO you B: YOU HAD | THIS year' In €LAD CHARLIE ? WHY HE HAS BETTER GET N STEVIE TOLD ME ABeuT MORE BoNES THAN TW' oNiT ALt THIS RAFFLE OUT AT 3 CATACOMDBS IN ROME ' T Svale soir wnl| K | TaraSINSS i Rone sy YEH, HE GOT THAT wAy DODEING GOLF BALLS. JUST HOoLLER "FORE ™ AN’ See HiM JuNMP ! L Y L R LT P, F “WE MIGHT GO TO THAT LECTURE. IT COSTS NOTHING.” f *“IT'S PROBABLY WORTH IT.” ' MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. =—OLD SAM THE SNOWMAN, LOST NO “Ti! ust BROWNIE STUCK Egfl&g IN HELANG HMSELngo snufn’lsw‘ u“m g)neag a&#m W-BMK—E 1001 Ao 0AN 1051 NO TIME 1N SCO0PING (P A : €M POLES, AND FAUCETS OF SYRUP- | | /aoy .- You 8E1-SHlA cLaus : 'LARGE PILE OF ICE CREAM — THEN PUMPED LANA)—Sam Goldwyn will have of all production activities in Art Cinema Corporation, the unit carries the financial angle of the Artists’ pictures. establishing a nation- theaters, which will re- amount of time and the year United Artists 20 pictures. Goldwyn producer can do justice to than four a year, so will limit his unit to that number.” Mary Pickford, las Fairbanks and Charles Chaplin each produce one; Gloria Swanson, two or e; Roland West, three, two star Chester Morris, and although he is not financially art cinema. It is bruited about Hollywood that the ‘between West Coast and United Artists came over theaters for Charlie Chaplin's next picture. Mebbe so! By the way, I hear the picture’s good. A couple of my friends sneaked to & showing of it at a little house quite secretly some time ago. They liked it fine, and they are gents of a good deal LLYWOOD, Calif., November 26| Hollywood village. I've been home five days and have dined out twice; that is, at restaurants. Our best dinners are had at home. The speakeasy is un- known in Scuthern California. We're that virtuous! ‘The first restaurant—I should say cafe, to make it sound Viennese and gay and all the rest—was without or- chestral parsley. At 7:45 when we en- tered we made the sixth in the room. Said my escort: - “What's the matier? There’s nobody ere.” Said the waiter: “Every one came early, sir. No orchestra, you know.” Well, Tuesday night I dined where m’ was an orchestra—dined at 8. when I tell you that the waiter was trying with reproachful looks to shoo us out at 10:30 it's no le. Said we to this purveyor of f o zmur::“ ;ggxmn Aren’t people this , sir,” said he. “All of us boys get through in time to see the second |show at the movie as a eral rule. ‘We take our turns han g the late ones, like you, sir. Out we went onto Hollywood’s main street. It was quiet as the grave. In the box office of the movie across the GOSH, LOOK “THE VANILLA ICE CREAM 1 HAVE — AN COVERED SOME_ SYRUP §|6m’ OVER 1T, AND SAT DOWN T EAT IT— AT ALL OB -1 THINR PINEAPALE 1T MUCH BETTER — €SPECIALLY WITH STRAWBERRIES WHEN T ToLD THAT JUDAE My KID BROTHER WAS RING R 10 To| SHOT WINNER To DAY, LOSES You'lL BE BACK W K—WHAT 1 GoT VANILEA ICE CREAM, AN RAISINS / THE OLD DAME UPSTAIRS WANTS To GO ALoNG TO HAS PLENTY, UP HERE YUM =YUM , THESE RAISING AREN'T GAD~ , WHERE'S UTTLE ELSIE imiration. street & yawnipg girl in red satin with blue jeweled combs in her blond hair Ralstcn is having a fine In- | was dislocating her jaw, registering after her Summer spent | sleep. She was leading lady for| We didn't have the heart to buy a . And doesn't that lad | ticket. We went right on to the parking station, but the lad who takes the Practically every!utkm had given us up. At 10:45 our was tected before | flivver stood alone and unprotected in of Esther Ralston. | an empty field. - chief troubles were | Just & devilish town after dark—this Hollywood of 1930! i (Coprright, 1830, by North American News- per Al HE RUSHED OFF To THE TRACK THAT COOLER OREOT To LOCK MY ERTRaL He t eELL DOOR Smoking Ship Launched. .| With guns, engines, masts and all were not enough zeros | auxiliaries aboard and with smoke issu- Y:)g;;u:el to make them inter-|ing from the funnels, the British de- Now she's frees - Pathe 15 stroyer Brilliant was launched recently ing to have her, ]::r::“nnd .u,'m o‘:; at Wallsend, England. The vessel was of its forthcoming productions. An-|Tready to go to sea as soon as she en- other little girl who hasn't minded what | tered the Tyne. The Brilliant is one she asked the movie boys to play in a|Of the eight B type destroyers ordered picture is Bessic Love. Five by the British admiralty under the week, it seems. Did she get it? 1928 naval program. Thest vessels have hanging fire. Let you know later. an over-all length of about 323 feet and — ximate displacems 1,330 Hard times have done their bit in' tons. @ e MeNsught Syndieate. Tne. M ¥ il ST TLL SAY 1JUST PLAVED EiGRTEEN 1S IT POSSIGLE YOU TS/ AOLES Wrerug i f” \TEE/ D B Tl v THREE-PUTT ,?og‘-? s GREENS / = S FREEMAN Much to Be Thankful For. 1 JUS SAW YOUR. LIL’ BROTHER! HE WAS BUSY LOOKIN' IN A 4 LAFF ON ACCOUNT OF YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN PEOPLE are LOOKIN/ 1 KNOW! HE JUS 1. Hunting leopard of India. . Pastry. . Claim of right. . Move elsewhere. i . Served scantily, Wrong . Scoffer. . Prefix fised in Scotch names. - Butts. " . Whirlpools. . Bullocks. Down. . Signal for a parley. . Tootned irregular] . . Satlors, o Epic poems. i Anchomz;umr' a8 i};::tumyv . Brownish spot on skin. ... Encouraged. : 5 Db . Bequeathes by will. Edge. ' 2 Scom ~. A colonist, Rogret. Reva-atfon. Aw, pAoGUMMIT! COME ON AN BE . Always, sensiBLE! . 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