Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1932, Page 34

10 : THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 31, 1932—PART TWO. 2 ud " “ " S Santa Monica to marry Rudy Vallee. THREE DISTR'CT BILLS Favorable report also will be mad loving your home. I am not essen- |declared. “I told him over the tele- | But our best fun together comes when |and business ability. But that would ) made on tially: domestic in my tastes and I |phone that ‘Three Is a Crowd’ is|Rudy can get time enough to g0 up to |not come until Rudy is through as a|She doesnt think andwa{'du gne most 1?,}19 bill authorizing use of a distinctive can't say I crave heavy housework. Yet |opening here with a New York cast, |our place in Maine. We are both keen |crooner. The executive ambition at | wonderfu place in the wor . She pre- ARE GIVEN APPROVAL |1abel on goods made by employes in . T know that if Rudy were a poor man |and that there is no reason why George |about motor boating and we both love |present is a “sort of goal. S0 06 M wios £ B8 liiie Disteiat: koows s Sl T'd do my part to keep him comfortable | White’s Scandals couldn't be brought [the woods and camping and picnic | Mrs, Vallee, too, has always cherished g bt he loves her home ’.wl weu that | » known as the labor w.nion and help him in his work.” |to Los Angeles during the Olympic |lunches. I really become quife ill when|a “sort of goal” It is nothing more | Bic Efdures an uncongeta’ © ma{,e, Subcommittee to Report Favorably |label bill. The subcommittee also ap- Though only in Santa Monica a mat- | games Wouldn't that be great for Rudy (I can't get outdoors enough.” nor less than an inborn hankering to T EYI rips out here to ber beloved Cal i- | on Condemination. Usiion Tabel | proved the bill granting powers to p: ter of hours, Mrs. Vallee had received |and me? Then I could have both my : bb: do newspaper work. “I always thought | OT\;‘ ;{“‘j always cut short because she » aoe ish perjury by witnesses before one long-distance telephone call from |husband and my climate in the same Reveals Rudy’s Hobby. I'd have made a successful sob-sister,” |and Rudy “get’lonesome. and Berivay Wonnaren police trial board. Rudy Vallee's hobby is making and | she declared. “And wouldn't it be won- | (Copyrizht, 1032, by the North American | No action was taken upon the pro her husband, and the line was about | place.” SNacsverial e Inc. The judiciary subcommittee of the | posal for licensing, bonding and otk to be held for another, due to comg| Mrs. Vallee said the New York cli- | cutting motion pictures, his wife re-|derful to have a job as a war cor- momentarily. “Maybe I won't stay all | mate most certainly did not agree with | vealed. It seems he will spend en- respondent?” As to returning to her ——— - House District Committee, of which |Wise regulating private employn Declares She |s Satisfied!of two months” she decided suddenly, |her. “Not after being used to Call-|grossed hours plecing together films to |former work in pictures, she said she Cobra Invades Cell. Representative Palmisano of Maryland is | 8gencies in the District and a hint of incipient loneliness came | fornia.” She said she and Rudy got |suit his own ideas of a story. He had |had not considered it since marrying | chairman, at a meeting yesterday decided | _The subcommittee also passed over into the big eyes. But she laughed |outdoors and into the country when- |a reel taken of his big New York show, | Rudy. And she didn’t seem to think | POONA, India (#).—L. B. Bhopatkar, | to report favorably three measures to | the Smith bill, seekin reduce the Even If It Takes Her AWay |auickis and theew her arms around her |ever they had & chance. ~We just |the “Scandals” ' Itwasshot from a box. | he'd iike the idea very much, being sa |in jail for the same reason as Ghandi, | the full committee at its meeting next qualifications for grand jury service | Mother and was glad to be in Cali-|jump into the car and run away from (In. vears to come, his wife confided, |abundantly able to support bis wife by | sat motionless in his cell While a big | Wednesday. One of these measures is | the District. From California. fornia again. the crowds and the bustle. And if we |Rudy wants to go_into executive work |the sweat of his own crooning. cobra swayed in front of him. A war-|to make the District condemnation law - . a . Afaybe Ridy can get out here to Los |haven't time to motor off somewhere, |at Radio City, %, she declared, he| No, there doesn't seen to be anything | den kiled the snake with & club before | similar to the Federal law in order t0| All large theater : Angeles in a few months,” Mrs. Vallee | why, we hop aboard a plane and fly. | has the rare combination of artistic'spoiled about the Fay Webb who left |1t struck. | expedite the actual taking of property. | “gone talkie.” s in Germany have Al Dispatch to The Star NTA MONICA, Calif., January 30 | N Mrs. Rudy Vallee likes be- Vallee better than any- think of, even if it from her beloved So she declared of her father | where she re- | t for a visit, | ) months, ome he just| ouS croon- t. having | the tr transcon York and Webb, and her| § Webb, chief of | ad ¢ ome blue- | 1 said ny- reporters, out here in ly. It sure K Monica for after a New York. Unspoiled by Publicity. hat Mrs. aughter. bublicity | r with a large | then her mar- | when she was Monica High | ired several years, | seems to be about | s for horseback | F exercise she a fashion. As‘ . the piano— | y genuine,” | daughter | “nothing | publicity | wife | " Shen ’:i?n'?e\’“&if $1.69 PUFC—Dyc | i ‘s 144 o Marian \ —50,000 yards of new 1932 Silks go into this annual sale, tomorrow, at Beauty Service Silk Crepe lower prices than we've ever known fine silks to be sold for before! It's a o typical Kann sale—and the signal for hundreds of women to buy their Spring $I OO )’d- dress silks! Come tomorrow and see these extraordinary values in silks, £ whose low prices belie their beautiful qualities! —An all-silk washable crepe, shown in thirty of the fashionable new Spring colors. 40 inches wide. 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