Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1930, Page 15

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1930. IM GOING DOWN TH - BEA 4 STREET A MINUTE. oo _?:N g L T:"' KEEP YOUR €YE ON umeybm&e, WANTS THIS DiLL THERE You ARE, Bino FiFTEEN T Wy Doyt eynine > YWl HroTes [ ZEUO0 20 o AVOWD AN ARGumenT — Il Yo Doc, TS 18 THAT KIND OF HITS THE i GooFy éouee@-' RIGHT SPOT, & xiDpo ? /8 GRAD YoUR TookS I ' Por 0 It Hit “the Spot.” SANTA CLANS THOUGWT LS L “MY BOY-FRIEND ISN'T "SH'EHIW ANY MORE.” “DID HIS TERM EXPIRE? “NO. HE DID.” MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. (N.AN.A)—If you can assimilsf}: the idea of $176,000,000, then you !ffve a faint idea of what it is going § cost to make movies during the year 1931. Of course, it will really amount to far more than that, but this is the sum producers have planned for the original outlay. You can add a few random millions for surprises, retakes, remakes and mistakes. When you realize that 35 features made by Wamers last year cost $20,- 000.000, you can easily see that movie making is no small money venture. Out of these projected pictures one lot, the Fox, will make 20 or 30 silent t versions as a compliment to those per- sons still preferring their entertainment without sound. Many of these will reach the foreign market—and foreign- ers still like their movies to be movies in every sense. Despite the rumors which come to HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Decemll\' 27 me from New York that movie stars| are traveling around out here with armed guards because of the gang ter- ror prevalent, I have yet to see or hear of such a case. Some time back I told you in these eolumns of the Lloyd babies’ guard and of the guard put over the niece of Mary Pickford. It was due to unusual pub- licity given the Llloyds-by the adoption of a very beautiful child, destined to be the playmate of little Gloria. Undue publicity arouses cranks, and to avoid such things ‘the Lloyds in- stalled a protector for the youngsters, and Mary Pickford followed suit. Once in the long ago the children of Harry Carey were subject to an at- tempted abduction, and that started a lot of excitement. Conrad Nagel's chil- dren have always had a keen eye kept on them, but not by a guardian of the law. A chauffeur does the work to and from school, and excellent servants and » trustworthy housekeeper continue the good work at home. But during the pre-Christmas holi- day shopping I never saw more of the famous strolling along the boulevard gazing in shop windows. They didn't seem in fear of any reign of terror, and close investigation doesn’t reveal any one with a gunman at his back. I love excitement, and such-a state of affairs would have its meed of enter- tainment for us civilians, if not so en- tertaining for the famous. ‘When police uncovered the private list of Jake Caress’ abductor it included the names of three multi-millionaires, who have. Bn‘::u mew:.houz with armed guards. gangsters are wise A nndmmd;-munhud-:ofl it would be to get away with the King of England. police scurrying. I times such as these a standing a little over time along the boulevards and a little more chalk marking on suspicious individuals of idea. You yellow chalk in his hand! ‘When Universal went to make & scene for Lew Ayres' first ve- hicle, which included an ball at the White House, a member of the local police force was found to be Hoover’s double. Tom Jensen laid aside his star for a few days’ work before the camera. And Jessie Perry was cast for the role of Mrs. Hoover. And the Orkney, returned the world, told his Just of Aberdeen from bishop. Now, some of those executives who for the material. It's an idea! | (Copyright, 1930, by Ronn, American News- per Alliance.) e Rather than accept low prices for Gham e tiving 1o have sl thelr grain um are ve gral consumed in their homes. I Daily Cross-Word Puzzle | . A continent. . Throughout eternity. . American President. . Full of love. . Newly-wed women. 5. Oscillates, As5e550] T . Style of painting. . Metric measure of area. . Japanese sashes. Indite. . So be it. Male offspring. Oriental rulers Grain to be ground . Science which deals with the im- proving of the human race. . Glossy coating. . Corrupting agents, . Meadow mice. . Tricks. . Female ruff, . Radiate. . Inland waterway. . Logical synopsis. . aswnfln" nt of Noah's second son. . Goddess of fruitful earth. 4. Most found. . Feminine ruler, Down. . Bishop of Milan. . African stork. . Preparing for publication. . Journeys in a conveyance. . Bohemian river. . Variety of lettuce. L . An article. . Swoons. . Gambling game. . Unusual. 3 ituent. . Highest mal':nmn in the world, BLL MOV VIRGWWIA- GINT™NN FOR SHORT- AWD S5 NEXT MOUVE_GOTTA HENE SOME SWELL P TNEW CLOTHES ~ GEE! THRT REMINDS ME! 1 FORGOT To REEISTER “BLACKoUT" WITH THE REUR CALIENTE Jockey CLUB ! RETURNS HIS CHRISTMAS 1RP, HIT LITILE ELVES® PREPARE A FOR HIM ~me S YEA Toe lvis Taking Advantage. LE'SSEE, NOW - THIS MBGAZ\NE JUST CAME MESTERDAY | AWD VT SURE \S FULL © NEW STNLES - THERTS A CLASSM LOOK\N DRESS, AL R\GHT ~ SIMPL\E, L TOO = HM-M-M.--- O EVER' THING = HE EVEN BROUVGHT ME THIS L\TTLE SEWIN' MASHINE AND A LOY © DRESS GOODS AND 1 THREAD AND ENER THWNG - NESSI\R, Glnmy, M Gow' YO MAKE MOU TH BEST PRESSED POLL N “TOWN- JUST WALT AWD SEE- WELL, T WANTED A PRESENT FoR MY LUTTLE FRIEND HeRe- So * PiCKS UP e CUP LIKE THIS~- INTERESTING |F TRUE. THE PRISONER wWilL SHOW THE COURT THE EXACT DETAILS OF THe DuBIOV TRANSACTION. NiX! IF 1 DD We'D BE QUEERED. THEY'D DISCOVER THAT 'T'S A MECHANICAL HORSE AND \WE'D BE THROWN OUTe IT ISN'T NECESSARY FOR. THE HORSE To BE THERE— DY HAFTA TAKE HIM DowWN THERE WID You 7 1 HAVE ONE BIG MEAL — ONCE AYEAR— BUT ITT ENOUGH, AS YOU'LL SOON o ve?.‘;‘f,zi;’ ONE OF My EL ING A PLATIER_Of GOODIES — 11's 100 8P THAT NAPKIN IS OVER \T,ELSE WE COULD ISZLT COLE YOUNGER WAS A MIGHTY BAD MAN .. A \TH HIS ROPE ON HIS SADDLE, HiS 6UN IN HIS HAND, Y\ , HE WOULD MEET ANY SHER{FF AN'LAUGH IN HIS FACE, lOF MULEY THEN T SCRAMMED TO ™€ DooR L\KE THIS= AND AGE -~ 2 YERRS OLD- AND NOW, WHATS HIS BREEDING ? T ANY HOW LIKE THIS - AND T WePE TO I SCAMPERED ouT THe KEEP RUNNING Door Like THIS— OH SURE'!-ER-~ L \r's 8y CARBURETER ouT OF “BED SPRINGS - AND HERE WE ARE — HELP YOURSELVES ,K\DS — YOU'LL FIND EVERYTHING EVER WISHED FOR HERE — -THERE'S EVERY KIND OF CANDY IN THE WORLD — ALL KINDS OF CAKES— STRAWBERRY TARTS — M-M- AND, JUST LOOK AT HAT ICE (REAM, AND “THOIE JELLY ROLLS — AND FRUIT N NUTS — EAT ALL YOU WANT ALL WE_ EAT IN SANTA CLAUS.LAND IS GOOOIES,AND PLENTY OF EM /[ THATS A MEAN TRICK! YOU SHOULDN' GIMME THAT CAUSE YOU KNOW 1 HATE BREAD PUDDIN’ S DIGNEW VEARS LEARNIN' TO PLAY E Rere Mext weo. Nite ™ sAi:l/PHoNE ADMiSHUN & Bits A SUHET HE Getl FREE PUNCH FRR ALL| apsne rer PR ToRs

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