Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1931, Page 12

A—12 THE SUNDAY N TAR. WASHINGTON, 1—PART ONE. EDISON 70 0PPOSE Actress’ Name Linked Wi Greta Garbo’s Private Life th That of Swedish Prince; Strangers Almost Spoil Her Homecoming Son of Inventor Says He ’ Plans to Question Handling of His Share. | Chapter 10. | Greta Garbo f. i meerm: | of Swedish ro BY RILLA PAGE PALMBORG. s wedding party pboard on her By the A WILMINGTON Willlam L. Edis of the son £on, who yeste will was drawr and was entire docum In a state to some of Will to membe objected only refers to the 1 of the amount Declines to Give Detalls. ted Pros Del coustn to 1 was retu - his American bride 5 several friends and rel A few months before Gret fused to attend a dinner gi ¢ of Sweden when he 7gHollywood L Snd He wouldn't think of h sald he!me in Btockholm, why ha which | with him in Hollywood? ling and distribution: g0 have remarked o him But she must have been influenced by the feeling of camaraderie that ex- ists on shipboard. At any rate. during the voyage she met the royal party She danced with Prince Sigvard brother of the crown pr Garbc who four vears befo Sweder poor and ur and famor e | Ber own known dining with ould 1 dine is said untry Greeted by Family ther by his L half-brother | ;, J47P0 W& the Ehoater | brother Swen to Charles | yrs Lunde part of the E Theodore, | fainaell was Greta and Garbo had a nd at such time as they deem judicious. Reccived Many Calls, Willlam Edison also said that would not be alone in his objeetions, failed to_indicate who, having’ certain. pro- Mrs. Gustafsson still lived simply in .| the oid part, of town, contcnt to sit By ber fireside and seeing oiu friends. he | Greta wanted to be near the theaters the_city She took an apartme: Tt e Phos | holm. It had been e e P85 | Swedish celebrities, et ion Cuity, | actor, and Victor Seastrom "t whether he has | Tector, both of‘whom had made heard directly cr indirectly from other|in Hollywoed = . mtmbrm of the family he would not , CATbS, Sook o0 ew ¥ Thomas A. dison, jr., also a son by| eVery other city under the the first marriage, has indicated that{filled with people eager to sec he would not_join William in any court With a famous screen star. A action and -hat he was satisfied with | Her telephone rang day and nigh things as they are and most of the calls came from total , strangers. Finally she had the tele- phone disconnected. JAILED FOR 5 MINUTES Strangers Spetled Vii ey Garbo found that she could not even Tos Angeles Man Gets Short Sen- go out for a walk without attracting a crowd. People stared at her and fol- tence for Threatening Stepdaughter lowed her about wherever she went. Whenever she entered a store she was LOS ANGELES, October 31 (®).—A . syrrounded by curlous strangers. She sentence of five minutes in the county | had not expected this sort of a recep- Jall was {mposed yesterday on Herbert | tion in ker native city, She had even Hawks 3 less privacy in Stockholm than in S O Pasadena Y Superior JUdS® | Hollywood. "It took much of the pleas- . S. Burnell after Hawks pleaded |yre from her homecoming. guilty to a simple assault charge. Soon after her arrival the daily news- “That will be just long enough for you to find out how it feels to be be- ind the bars” Judge Burnell said. | star, After New Year eve, much space Hawks was accused of chasing his | was devoted to Garbo's appearance &t stepdaughter around the house in at-|a smart-cafe with Prince Sigvard. 2 tempting to dissuade her from accept- | ‘The prince, -Wwith his friend, Wilhelm ‘ing the advances of a suftor. Hawks | Sorensen, after a formal dinner at the < brandished a revolver. . and the shops and the smart life of | papers began to print the inevitable | and annoying bits of gossip about the | palace, had slipped over to the Hotel | in Sweden. crowds cele- year gay d nsen joined Gos<ips Keep Basy tning the newsp e public the moti Year st with ng of the gossip | prince. Some them out to- | who resembles the constantly mistaken for it was Sorenson, not Prince ho was escorting Garbo y and going to and from er time that d appeared at a musical r saw the Swedish come in together accom- k a seat next g the audience was more interested in Garbo and her companions than in the review When Garbo joined a house party at country estate of Count Wach- ter & detailed description of her keen delight in the Winter sports was given. It was said she was the gavest crowd that gathered around dinner table. ranted No Interviews. Mention was made of her every at- tendance at the theater was given to fhe visit she made to Stockholm's film city, Rasunda, and of r meeting with her old friend, Alex Nilsson. While Garbo occasionally attended the theater or dined in public, she spent most of lier time with an intimate group of friends, just as she does in Hollywood Stockholm resented the fact that she would give no interviews in her native city. Not knowing what to say about her, gossip and rumor took the place of authentic news. Tales of her phenomenal success in America were whispered about town Her habit of living alone and refusing Try Buzze’s for Colds and that cold? If so, try BUZZE'S and vourself against more dangerous | sed from colds. Ask for Buzze's today at your neighborhood drug store. Meet the Winter's ills with Buzse’s. There is relief in every capsule. ) \\J 2016 14ih. St.. 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SLAYER OF SON FREED BY LOUISIANA JURY | Higginbotham, Pleading Self-De- | fense, to Seek Reconciliation With Others of Family. f | October 31 —Thomgs | ham, 56, was acquitied | of a_manslaughter charge in | n David the verdict was PR 3 ced he would seek |in awed e 1cil wi his wife and the | Kty ; a8 e o testified against him dur- | plain why d not_do | | that It | whether trial. | nbotham pleaded that he shot as the younger man drew a pis- Stockholm. tol to shoot at him. He said the trouble | to do, and with his sons arose over his discovery Garbo to do. of a chest of liquor and purported | stolen goods at the home. (Tomorrow—Greta Garbo Flees From Sweden.) R ade she was in Holl She did as Garbo wanted not as the world wanted A new freight yard in Dairen, Japan, (Copyright, 1931, by a Page Palmborg.) 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