Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 50

D. C, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1930. OH! YOU SNAKE IN GRASS! You Two- FACED TRIFLER ! HowW DARE You CoNE HOME SMELLING LIKE A WHOLE \TS CALLED "1A POISSON DOR, AND ITS THE LATEST PERFUME FROM PARIS! Youe) WIFE WILL BE WILD ABOUT AT = ISNT IT DivINE ? WELL AL, NEXT\( YE Gopa! “THURS DAY HoLy MACKEREL! T FORGOT ALL ABOUT CHRISTMAS BEING So NEAR! NOW LET'S SEE, WHAT'LL I GET T LITTLE wWoMAN 2 L-L-LISTEN H-H-HoNEY LL-L-LSTEN STeve! JusST SiIX Days away! By | Pop MomaND Wild? { And How!! SHE_CHANGED \N THE CAR, S\R- HI 'ARDLN KNEW HER- H\ FOLLOWED HER L\KE MOL ORDTRED AND SHE [/80NY THAT DoES ME GOOD = TALK ASOLT A RESOURCEFUL L\TTLE | \IMP! SHE KNOWS WOwW TO GEY WHAY SHE | WENTS - WHAT A G\RL Y GREAT W So_swe DISGUISED HERSELF TILL THEN TTHOWGKHT SHE WAS ONE OF ‘€M, L SRR, YOt 2 SHE y WENTER T KNOWS WHAT SHES ©PoVNG - HIT WAS ‘ORRIBLE, S\R- SHE HOB-NOBBING WATH ALL THOSE AND “THOSE GRAY News From the Front. “She’s his fifth wife, but she has reformed him.” “Yeah, he says he'll never marry again!” MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE HAT GUY MUST KeeP THOSE WHISKKERS ON oR Lose WIS JoB. He's SCARING MUTT, YoUR WHISKERS HAVE FALLEN OFF SIXTY TIMES N THE LAST TEN MINUTES. THE NEXT TIME 1T HAPPEAS You'RE FIRED! CAN I HELP T (F T 6ot ™e HICCUPS? BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., December 19| There is the woman of courage and (N.AANA.)—Janet Gaynor has caused sex appeal, there is the woman of 8ll sorts of excitement on the Fox lot|great heart and sex appeal, and there is by her attack of appendicitis 'way out|the shrinking type who may have sex in Honolulu. Her husband, Lydell Peck, | appeal or not, but who trades on her hurried off to San Francisco Wednes- | sex invariably. day night when word of her illness| Well, it may be a great evening for came to him, and the executives who|boys. Personally I like a man or two were but waiting for Santa Claus’' visit|in my pictures. to be over in order that they might —— start_the second Gaynor film since the, And speaking of good-looking men, nchclufi.x%r;l drfir«' m\;e faces. i | Gary Cooper gets the plum of the season en e illness turns out in a| “ highly satisfactory manner, the darling with the role of f’redenck H.enry in “A of “Seventh Heaven” will be kept from |Farewell to Arms”; that is, it's the plum her public longer than the producers of the season, correctly handled and el l;-;‘eo:ue]; kept. | Dut appendices with the finest of directors. For Fred- a pretty penny s village. They invariably raise a ruckus °rick Henry may be anything one on the eve of big productions. |chooses to make him. Part of the < | miracle of Hemingway’s characteriza- |tion is the fact that he never really there tells you anything about Henry aside bt moy o human element | trom his life at the front. He becomes, of worry 8¢ th o charming little creature, and every one, |8 YOu read, just what each person would from pubiciy office to prop boys, adores | rather have him be. Iis a great trick, [ 4 6uD Fisust The Mystery of the Leaping Whiskers. but few authors can do it Gary Cooper gets the role Lawrence Tibbett was looking toward with envious Now that the picture made without e “Tiett had creat nodons sbout Frederick Henry, and I was betting on ; = = him to do something marvelous with it, F T ISN'T THE = | providing they secured it for him. But Gee, You BEAT 1 ToLD You THiS Paramount has & way of getting things === o n has almost passed into forget- 1 am referring to “Journey's is to be a picture made o oH MY! od my! GENTLEMEN TIM SORRY, A BUT 1 JUST You SURE BUILT A GREAT PIECE OF WORK IN THAT HORSE: To I MUST €0 THERE AND GET IT! it during the World War, will dis- cuss their love interests, but the boys involved will not show up before the means nine girls in uniform, of the lure which the mode ladies of the screen; that evening of feminine voices cut-in of a nice masculine ly contributes so much to ; it means selecting nine dif- of women and keeping all 4 § § g 1 F 14 Eps 235y i : making of a picture. lliam Beaudine thinks he three personalities. That idea with nine lead- ing women leaves three for each per- sonality, providing he divides honors evenly. 7. Lively dances. 13. Light carriage. 14. Expressing sorrow and lamentation. 16. poems on noble subjeets. 17, grant oleoresin. 19. Combining form signifying “with- | ou . Liquid measure. . Father, in French. Periods of time. pEuRRREe : Bpadliners. - oolo) : That is (abbr.). . Put to death. . Buropean ocoins. . in . Endures. To shelter one’s self from danger. . Sign of the Zodiac. Mariner. sasapsRuNY 2! cutting one another’s thro-u] —awfully good things of late—by the way, and making pretty good pictures these days of pretty bad pictures. Elissa Landi comes into motion pic- tures and is asked to smash a mirror as part of the agtion in her very first talkie. She went pale—as any girl would do—at such a request. It was an integral part of the story, so Director | Al Santel took the curse off Elissa Landi | by every member of the com- pany smash & mirror that day. At any rate, the Landi won't have any worse luck than the rest of the cast. And if bad luck could honestly be com- puted seven years at a time from break- ing mirrors, T am on the blink until I am 121 years of age. After that, I have a feel I won't much care. (Copyright, 1930. by North American News- paper Alliance.) . Seed of certain leguminous plants. . Negation. . Vine fruit. . A silk fishline strengthened with wire. . Overcome. 64. Precise. . A large lake. 66. Famous Italian diva. . Prench river and department. . Decides. . Rowers. . Wish, . An inferior race horse. Down. . Extreme. . Feminine name. . Substance. . Begone. . Huge. . Take out. . Double rings (her.). . First name of a character in “Ara- bian Nights.” . French article. . Type of molding. . Name of powdered aloes and ca- nella. . Devilish. Imitates. . Famous French fiyer. . Notched. . Near, . Deduced by inference. . Aromatic plant. 30. Rural sweetheart. . Thing, in law. . Loose, puffed out. . Tree. . Prefix meaning “recent.” . Slight. . Preserved meat. . Scoops out. Passed p way. . Bellef. . Author of “An American Tragedy.” . Mariners. . Proposed international language. Strike. By GENE BYRNES Handy Man. US HERE ON THRT HORSE AND WEe Took A FAST TRAIN & TWHATS AMATTA WITH YOUR POPS HAND JIMMIE? 1T& ALL MECHANICAL PONY COULD FuY ! OF COURSE { woulo suice my FIRST SnOT mTo A TRAP AND WHAT A TRAP T s/ THINK THAT You BEAT US HERE FROM NEW ORLEANS AND \T ONLY YooK OUR TRAIN 3 DAYS To I'VE GOLFED EVERY WHERE BuT | NEVER WAS /N Such A TRAP AS TS RECKLESS ORIVIN'! i OLDEST BOY, WHAT'S GOT A 90B VANITORING UP TO TH' CITY, WAS OVER- COME BY TH' HEAT LA . i S 1 CAME RERE. FOR A WEEK % AND IT'LL TAKE ME TWO WEEKS 10 GET QuT oF TAIS TRAPR =| DISCOVERED THAT T H LEFT MY WATCH IN THE HOTEL AT NEW ORLEANS ! AUTOMOBILE SMASHED UP T00? Goop BYE— I'LL BE BACK IN AN 1 TAOUGAT I WAD \T FIXED FOR BRIDGE BuT ) -TRE DOCTOR WONT PLAY HEY . 1L PLAY BRIDGE AND LET'S START, RIGAT NOW HE WAS DRIVIN' A HE FELL IN TW' = = FURNACE ! IF Nou HavE NOT YET REQUESTED Your MescALIke CHRISTMAS CARD NYOU STILL HAVE TIME \F You