Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1931, Page 102

THE SUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 29, 1931 He takes his “chairing” gracefully. Winston Churchill, lord rec- tor of Edinburgh University, is carried in a chair, according to tradi- tion, by members of the university athletic club on his arrival to de- liver an address. © Wide World Photos. A lunge with the foils on a California campus. Co-eds of the University of California at Los Angeles improving their skill as fencers. Charlie Chaplin believes she is headed for screen fame. The brunette beauty is Sari Maritza, whom the screen comedian may bring back with him from Europe for work in his studios. At left: Holly- wood honeymoon- ers bound for the sunny Mediterra- nean. Charles Far- rell and Virginia Valli, on board the liner Augustus aft- er their recent sur- prise marriage in New York. © Associated Press Photo. And the Jady is doing all the smiling. Unless the camera deceives us, Loretta Young has turned animal trainer, and the screen actress starts out in a big way by choosing a tiger for her first experience. © Wide World Photos. The end of a hippo hunt in the wilds of Abyssinia. Natives are clustered thick around the fallen beast to carve out their portion of the prized meat. © Paromount News— A. P. Photo. Natives gathering on the shore of Lake Abyata, in Abyssinia, to hold the hippotamus hunt which ended in the scene above. © Paramount News— A. P. Photo. © Wide World Photos. © Associated Press Photo. . Leaving it all to the horse! Carl P. Reetz, student at the Pennsylva- nia Military Academy, taking a hurdle blindfolded and his hands free of the reins during a drill exercise. © Wide World Photos.