Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1931, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1931 ABOUT TH® K\fly.‘ How wELL DID You KNOW HER f . s WERE Yoo cRAZY LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Year s i ARS Aso- A new and fascinating puzzle feature, combining several features of already . Be SENSIDLE’ lar games. Below the first puzzle we print today the correct answer so | t every one will see axactly how the plan works. Later, the answers will | be printed on the followins Jay. | LAWYER Letter-out_and th | e et e Ped them in Letter-out and if we didnt have them women wouldn't wear fur coats. PASTOR PRESIDES GAYy OLD DAYS Letter-out and we feel that wa: toward worthiess folk. i CENTRED Letter-out and m | Petprout e ost of us try to Letter-out ot and have what a tramp does. MAYQRS \F “TOM BULL\ON S ONLM In TOWN - \'VE SAVED WM FROM RUIN TTIME AND TIME AGRIN - HES WEAD OF A GREAT BANKING SNSTEM NOW = WITH HIS HELP | CAN PULL THROUGH - THREE MONTHS AND 'LL BE ON MY FEET AGAIN - LUCKN \ HANE A FRIEND LIKE Tom BuLLION - ON, IM JUST \( G BNE, GONG DQWN [/ "DADDY - Yown - GOTTA [GEE, V HATE < JTO HAVE YOou SEE A maw GO AWAY, [EVEN FOR JusT] GOOD MORNING, | MORN NG, ANNIE- WELL, [ "DADDY "~ WELL, WELL - | WRERE NOU'RE UP ARE NOUL I BRA\GHT AND ES — BUSWNESS SURE (S PICKING UP FAST- \T WON'T 8E LONG NOW TILL EVERN-ONE WILL HAVE FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT 930~ iF \ CAN ON\".‘ KEEP 150\NMG FOR A Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it spells some- that most.of us have these hard times. Answer to Above LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and they had them in 5. l W= |o | R IR | T Teeron b LAWYER s Letter-out and if we didnt have PASTOR them women wouldn't wear fur S coats. TRAPS Letter-out and we feel that way toward worthless folk DESP; PRESIDES Letter-out and most of us try to be that way. DECENT and have what ® ROAMS CENTRED tramp does. MAYORS (Copyright, 1931.) MOVIES AND MOVIE . PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. OW, WHAT DID T START AN SAY THAT SHE ARGUMENT ? HOLLYWOOD, January 19 (N.AN.A).|Indian blood in his veins, which ex- ~When the list of 1931 gelatin is finally | plaihed his irresistible yearning to lated if any company manages to | roam, there is no other explanation of the film “Cimarron,” which has ght Richard Dix back to his own in the u;&e role, which he does to per- fection, they will be achieving the ap- parently impossible. It seems strange so early in the year | to forecast the great picture of that year, but this epic of the great West promises Quiet on the Western Front” was to last year, and because of the univer- sality of its theme, the pioneer motif, understandable to all Americans, it has & more widespread claim on our inter- est and sympathy. The more one sees of pictures the more is the realizasion established that the director is the genius of the pic- ture in the final analysis. Wesley Rug- les, & director about whom we have from time to time as having un- usual quality, has stepped from a mod- est ition in the motion picture world nto the front ranks of those who write tales in film. Richard Dix’s career has been one of ups and downs, of good pictures and great pictures, and then of long inter- to be to this year what “All| it given. Irene Dunne, Radio Pictures' new | find, is one of the most beautiful girls jon the screen today, and that is the least of her qualifications. She pos- sesses, beyond beauty, that sympathy and direct appeal to the emotions of her audience which has always been true of Norma Talmadge. She has a |scope of acting ability which carries |her in this pieture from a young girl |to a white-haired woman, With each changing phase exquisitely delineated. ‘There are too many characters in “Cimarron” for any one to give much of an impression. Edna May Oliver's comedy is a high light; Buster Collier comes to us in the role of the boy bandit, one of the .best things he has done; Robert McWade is excellent as the owner of the first automobile in Oklahoma. One could go on ad infini- tum. Each character is perfectly chosen for its place in the picture and they are all artists of standing. But Wesley Ruggles has taken artists Plates Like MY NAME'S RILEY ! ‘ SORRN = WHAT DOES WELL, HoW ABOUT WE ONLY ME STARTING NEED ONE AS A PROPERTY DIRECTOR MAN ? AND THAT JuB 1S of standing and so handled them that he has made you forget that they are actors and actresses at all. He has taken Edna Ferber's story and adhered faithfully to it, yet made you forget you are seeing the picturization of a great novel. Wesley Ruggles has made 13 reels of the opening and building of Oklahoma, which seems like 13 minutes. He has made you forget gelatin strip and act- ing technique and the cutter’s art, and all the er things which are gen- I HAVE A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION To THE HERD OF THIS FILM COMPANY = | T WANT R JeB8 DIRECTING TALKIES | vals with just pictures, nothing more. | He proves in “Cimarron” that he must HE KNOW ABOUT RELATIVES — HE NEVER. LOOKED For R JoB IN R PICTURE STUDIO ? NO OPENING THERE = THe Boss's THREE COUSINS BEING HELD ARE TAIKING DoWN BY = CARE OF ‘| THe Boss's : JUST To BE AROUND A sTuDlo ! ILL EVEN BE R i NIGHT WATCHMAN® PROFESSOR EINSTEIN his voice than' most of the actors on screen today. This is the voice Jack Gilbert needed to put stuff into It is the adventurer's d Yancey Cravat is the most Jovable adventurer, the most inconsis- tent lover, the most maddening man with whom & woman ever had to deal. He is presented to his audience with- out tion. Neither apologies for ‘what he nor attempted justifica- tion. Herein lies the secret of some of the film “Cimarron’s” strength. It is the custom of movie producers to jus- tify themselves in presenting a char- acter that is not perfect when that | erally foremost in the talking picture. And this, when all is said and done, is the ideal for which every director struggles—to blot out the art in actu- ality, to so perfect the illusion that it merges into reality. As I said in the beginning of this article, the other directors of Holly- wood are handicapped early in the year —1931 has already put out the greatest KEN KLING caawest Tornrence He Said a Mouthful. WILL LECTURE ON HIS FAMOUS picture of its type I have ever seen. 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