Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1931, Page 18

A FINE CHANNEL SWiMNER YouU ARE, SITTING AROUND ALL DAY SMOKING!! DO you WANT THIS KD, DoLL FROM cHicago TO HAY‘G‘AW SAP ouT oF you? Youve GOT TO WORK HARDER, eppie ! e WHO 13 THis MAN WITH THE RED WHISKERS ? WHAT -DoES HE WANT P WY IS He SO INTERESTED IN §00I€ BowsRs? WHAT |3 His MIS3i0N N/ Dover ¢ UT 523 LETTER'O A U.S.A. THIS CHANNEL Swam e S e i \S JUST A LOT oF HORSE— By Charles H. Joseph Walks up and down ! Letter-out and_youwll find the the street tu;l\.dty DEBASED | | Y The while he cerries Letter-out and the ambitious man does it. SPRITE Letter-out and there yow'll find " golfer. Letter-out and every President wants at least two. SMITER ANGLES | ENRAGES | | | Letter-out and sailors don't like them. 5 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 you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correetly it will spell a new republic. WHAT .IN ThE Womd 'S AT ? Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. LITYLE EMBLEM FoRr OUR CAR WHEN wE Go OUT TomoRROW T e T i l S Letier-out and_it's an_wncient e ] \” ( {g i)‘_‘ — INDRA | N Letter-out and do it it you would DRAINS win'‘the majd 'OOED "] Letter-out snd vyou play ‘em en A any kind of an instiument. TUNES WOODEN UNSEAT the buteher. SUET ' S I Letter-out and teachers do it. S Letter-out and you'll get fat from GUEST |G| SACHET s (Copyright, 1831.) MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOQOD, Calif, May 30 (N.AN.A) —The interchange b:tween stage and screen in Hollywood is one of the most interesting angles of the village, The same play which brought Kay | Johnson to the legitimete here in the | movie center also brought Henry Daniell, an artist of the talking pic- ture-legitimate variety. Players like the exchange of arts because it keeps all facets of their talents in play. Henry Daniell, the lord ivor cream | of serena blandish, the husband in Ina Claire’s first screen endeavor, ‘“The Awful Truth"—the epitome of suave, Eonshed. restrained histricnism has een co-starring with Kay Johnson. buttons, was double breasted and, save for its color, had a decided nautical flare, The was ¢Z ,ellow and brown 2nd ereem-white wool, closely knitted and with a wee button on the top cf the head. Tha cusky O'Sullivan curls were psep- ing beneath this jaunty excuse for a hat. The net result? Adorable. A veritable plague of the caps has swept the luncheon rooms of Holly- wood during the last two days. Carmel Myers vore one of heavy white lace with large perforations, through which her red hair gleamed tantaliz- ingly. Lilyan Tashman never does things the way other people do—that's the secret of her fatal charm. Her cap " FOR WHN THERE WERE NO CUSTOMERS - I THOUGWT \'D OPEN UP - THESE CRIXTES T CA §LNERS N RAWS NEAR EN WARBUCKS MUST BE TOLD THE WORST - appears from a distance to be nothing |but a series of white bands across a ;%lenming golden head. Her ul]nn hh 7 | s, her laugh- is the enthustastic patronage the movie- | 10", A & Spaniards and ites bring to the legitimate ventures, | 118 iEh¢ eves and blond hair show up Any evening at this play is a Who's |17 dramatic contrast. Who Gt the Boree World: ta Parlo, the newest German star, = | wore a little dark brown skull cap—at Dorothy Mackaill's Hollywood friends | least. one found it when walking be- - = . are guessing this time. And that is hind her chair; it wasn't visible at all |2 - N Wwhat Dorothy Mackaill, the mysterious, | from the front. From straight ahead, R : 3 &y b likes them to do. With her cnnounced | her red hair waved back from her face / x i ) intention of going back to Hcnolulu | With no visible signs of her hat at all. £ L 2 RS L comes her laughing denial that there| Millinery through the ages has as- is anything serious in her remance cut sumed some strange guises. Now we're there. At a recent beach party which |down to the minute cap that is like a Carmel Myers gave at her Santa Monica | cardinal's headgear, and that sets off home the Marx brothers made it pretty |a lovely symmetrical face more ideally warm for Dorothy Mackaill with their | than any of the hats of other days. cross-fire questionnaire on romance. (Copyright, 1931, by North American News- You have to be quick to escape a paper Alliance, Inc.) Marx. Groucho may be dumb in the | e . theater, but he's very nimble-witto Cheer Among the IAFQ"- social contacts. It's a surprise. | expect him to live up to his stage ap- Whil> a lcper island in the Pacific may never bz thought of as a tourist B lobody Hollywood ever knows just where the Mackaill affection is go- | resort, Mclokal in the Hawalian Islands, ing to light. Even her bost frinds|just across the strait from Honolulu, is (page a well known ad) can't tell you. |in a different class. for when men think Hollywood Village is in a fever of en- | of Molokai todey they are apt to forget thusiasm over those little white lace|its lepers, and cnly recall Father caps that hang on the bick of the Damisn, PFother Joseph and Father head and are for all the world like the Dutten, the men who have glven thelr headgzar we wore wWhen we were very |lives to these outcasts, and no small very young. !interest silll attaches to Robert Louis The caps are at their best when the | Stevenson on account of his famous let- face is heavily tanned. The hair muct | ter defending Damien. The lepers live be worn « bit long—but not too long.|in comfortable homes, cn a peninsula And broader just behind the ears than quite apart from the rest of the island, at other parts of the head. and the atmosphere is cheerful, with Maureen O'Sullivan wore a tiny knit- | baautiful gardens, music and sport, ted cap with a brilliant yellow sparts | while the progress of cures is ever more suit. The coat of the costume had mztal | and more hopeful. Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Barry's “Tomorrow and Tomcrrow” is the chosen vehicle this time. And the most interesting thing about this colony THIS IS THE SIXTEENTH CLUB Ol ONE SHOT! SORRY- T HANDED YoU THE WRONG CLUB - TRY THeSE THREE AT ™e AM X A GOLFER OR. AN INDIAN CLUB NO,NO. FAMILIARITY SPoiLs Your DISTANCE . Now THIS CLUB. NO, NO, NOT THAT CLURB. THIS Iroquois (é?d;.)n ul 5 Shelelah |®=] } (Irish Club). | X A e e e N i} e S o o BAA):-:S"ROM NOW ON, N OY IS GOING To ILL GIVE SOME OF You ‘BUFFERS A HEADACHE QING IN THE OLD LVELY BALLS ON M ! ¥ WHAT ARE You DOING NO. BUT I'VE GOT 4 el e S X s§g;_sa%‘rsu e R, Pl T WITH YOUR KIT OF PiLLS ? DOC WITA RIS ALLOPATHIC g BRIEF CASE~ No More Ringers. 1 THINK T GOIN’ TO GET A ,PADDLIN’ TO-NIGHT AR T DONT KNOW { wors moutuT A NEW HAIR BRUSH AN HES ®ALD HEADED' ™M TRYING TO THINK OF WHAT 1'Ve wHAT > are You THINKIN' ELB.AAR . Gave up. . Originate. . Volley. . One who makes a pretense of knowledge. . . Those 10 whom property is trans- ferred. . Stoffer. . Chinese measure. . Prevent. . Employ. . Prefix signifying two. . European country. . Sultan's decree. . However. . Short-legged horses. 7. Slouan Indian. . African antelope. . Coin of the Netherlands. . Native of Europe. . Italian city. . Rural. . Colors: rare. . Support. . California bullrush. . Grieves for. . Curtafl. . Distribute. . 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Indian condiment. . Lukewarm. . Parts of a churn. . mgnnlnx an acid found in oak k. . Pruit. . Kind of linen cloth. . Freehold right in the Shetland Islands. . Cause to assemble. . Sanction. . Presbyterian lay officers. . Sows. . Silk fabric. . Anclent Briton. . Peruvian tobacco plant. . Curse. i zxfireulon of contempt. . Exist.