Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1930, Page 34

G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1930. ° [ ||BUT THINK OF My WIFE) ACH HIMMEL ©! SOCH T — o—— ":“:‘ :; try Busivess, ; SHP oy sy ROOM 80 YoOLL Have. = I am Friends with STNEE ot : TO PARK YOURSELF IN OSCAR — WELL, WHERE . H &) \ e trees and stars * PLEASE, . TH VS, MR BOWWOWSKI. “”HHHI , CAN TURN ON TH' b THE RACCOON CoAT & ¢ - 1111} : \ woi IASK You LikE A ! é IF You GET CHILLY You By LY For th AN OFFICER CALLED \ V —4 BOWWOWSKI wWAS GENTLEMAN — 1T e AND ANNCUNCED THAT THE ENTIRE BUILDING The Spare | pap ween PLaceDd Room. UNDER QUARANTINE OWING To A CASE OF MEASLES ON THE SECOND Froor! ¥ o ’ AV - THERE VT \s‘me‘s \.\RSE E\vee / OW,BON-AM \ GO\ SORRKN, SANDY - TR CHELKROOK “DADLN WILL HAVE A CARD SARNW | TO BE BUSN FROM NOW A\ WONT HAVE TI\ME GANVE ME NESTERDAM -~ HE C“FROM SANTA C\.h\P\S'— TILL CHMRASTMAS ' Yo PLEN W\Tw MO VM JUST HELPIN' ‘Wi THERE ART B MILLION To-OBN - V'VE GOT A FOR ALL TH POOR W\DS - LUV S LET . THINGS TO Do- HOB DN A RS E S | ANATHING | WANTED Yo SEE- WHERE SHAL LHAVEN'T B STELOWD GWE 'EM, AND THE SWN'S ™ uma - GRAY Assistant to Santa Claus. 2T 0 T b . 0 B Bt “HE'S 80 YEARS OLD AND HAS BEEN MARRIED AND DIVORCED FIVE TIMES!” “WELL, ONE GIRL'S JUNK IS ANOTHER GIRL'S ANTIQUE!" T CLEAN UP THE CITY. THAT MUTT \S A T REPEATS - A \ ¢ @ -~ [The JuDGE MAY X PLE € " oF SUPPORT EXCEPT WIS LEGS - Sout d ABOUT MuTT BONG A MOVIES AND MOVIE PEO ES\S’PI‘«:;U::::‘:';?E:U;VNM!‘:M T " AND THEY'RE A LITTLE i ) ¢ L BuT He's WRoNG Al BY MOLLIE MERRICK. 011 excePT His LEGS! 3 ) S Mis LEGS Bewe . HOLLYWOOD, Calif., December 8|and an exceedingly modern manner. M d (NAN.A)—When I saw “The Greeks| All of which is piquantly at variance| an Had a Name For It in New York, the and therefore interesting in a paradoxi- | idea of this play being a vehicle for|cal fashion. | F Norma Talmadge didn’t strike me. Yet,| Movie magnates are bidding for her come to think of it, Muriel Kirkland is | services. She has penctrated the fast- not so far removed from the Talmadge | nesses of certain large lots which once type that it could not be accomplished | cculdn’t have seen the girl Howard successfully. | Hughes put under five years’ contract. By As a play it is about the best enter-|As it turned out, it has been & very| ma,o FISHEE tainment you can find, even if it doesn’t | good bet for Hughes and & windfall for subscribe to the demand of good play|Jean Harlow also, although Hughes will structure. ~ And without doubt the| probably collect the largest part of the movies will ind a way of inscrting some | prfits for some time to come. Just T little lesson to prove to the audience|happen that way in careers. ust 1wo that ladies of this sort meet their con- | — Feet Ahead signed punishment, even if it happens| George Gershwin, writing the music to occur in the form of a string of | for Janet Gaynor's new picture, is hav-| of the Law. pearls and an imported car or two. ing quite a social time of it in Holly- After the Talmadge produces the|wood. He has not gone village af all, i play locally—and we are beginning to|but lives quite inconspicuously in one do quite a bit of this sort of thing out of the largest apartment hotels in the here now—she will make a picture of it | colony. ~ The spacious mansion and to release in 1932; which is to say that | swimming pool may come with the this pioneer in the cinema field will be| Spring, tra-la. Jusi now it's all very in electric lights, although the prophets| New Yorkish and conservative. 7 have foretold her passing from the| Some of the music makers carry on 2 , = CONTINUED - & scene from time to time with much | as originally intended, but most of the = conviction. cameras of the vljlhge are clicking on - dialogue—and on just such dialogue as 5 v J g And with the return to Hollywood of | the action requires, if you please. This T MECHANICAL |F TS COMING ALONG FINE \ G BUT WHY SHOULD | SEW Norma Talmadge comes Colleen Moore, | has to be carefully timed to make an HE = PROFESSOR. E . HEAVY PATCHES ON THE Who will be available to movie men at | iceal picture. Some recent attempts to *1 HORSE THAT PROF. FES — ER-- THISIS the bargain price of $12,000 a week, if | minimize dialogue sequences in pictures ko 0 SEAT QF YOUR PAN Jou Please. The lady didnt like the | have given the effect of painful progress w PIAZZA S NO (T \SNY WORN OuT egitimate. We haven't heard the legits’ |over fiypaper. BUILDING FOR side of it, but hers includes a very| : natural entipathy to eating midnight| And one of our cafes which boasts Il‘g’{ WINDY IS EXPECTED [ TS. | attendance of the veriest “big shots” of Then there is the La Rocque-Banky | the industry conspicuously dispiays & A REs e team, due home if a few good guesses crystal jar ?{m of quill toothpicks to be Te RAANG aren’t missed. And there is the Very | seized on the way out. KENKLING ) stout rumor that a certain producer| One of the big lads beat them to it— El who dipped into cinema fields for his|he took his on the way in and set to BY THE WAY, KiDS- legitimate stars has murmured a fer-| work right after black coffee. y AT vent “never again” as he turns his eyes| (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- DON'T FORGET THA' mm the more conservative names he e A Call for | we ARe énING AWARY A dealt of yore. . = | ot Mihonsire owas iprt, | Rewaforce. | B2 ron. 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