Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1932, Page 22

: e e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1932, SCREEN ODDITIE \YNOPE! AND IE WE || TH' LAzy OX! Ttk BET |7 DON'T BOTHER ME,AL = /A FIRg g S or | DON'T ‘GET MOVIN’ || 6" o1 1 POUNDING H18 | T'M TD0 TIRED T0 THINK You ; TURNED WE AINT GONNA . i BY CAPT. ROSCOE FAWCETT. \_cATCH No TAReon|| BAR! Tu HOP UP TO “THE || OF TARFON =T WAS OUT | OUT o Be i) | ELEANOR BOARDMAN’S FACE WAS NATIONALLY FAMILIAR BEFORE SHE EVER APPEARED ON THE SCREEN. SHE WAS THE ORIGINAL “KODAK GIRL” HEREAFTER, JOE, | THINK. ILL KEEP AND “TUEN, AT THE END of TRE YEAR ° HoYSE LIKE THE UNITED STATES ILL GNE You A DEFICIENCY BiLL— [ L E JUST LIKE CONGRESS PASSES— MILESTONE, ONCE MAOE RANCONTS AT . FOUR DOLLARS A WEEK "CHECKMATE, : © .« VICTOR MCLAGLEN'S . GUESTS PLAY * GARGANTUAN MQ CHESS' ON HIS LAWN WITH *MEN' Government <OV b THREE FEET HIGH. Methods WHO’S WHOSE g to the BUSTER KEATON IS WED TO NATALE TALMADGE Home KAY FRANCIS IS WED TO KENNETH MAcKENNA 39 Circh (Comrmahe. 1952 b7 The el Srmdiesen. lac.). ircie. LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph Letter-out and it's another FOLDERS SEankler, 1 SEN, | HAD A DEUCE OF o HUMPH ! BILL WOULDNT f WHY, YOU SILLY BON- HOW ORGANISM M Yo- WHY DIDN GWE A SINGLE GOOD REASON 2 SAY SOMETHING “To s;\;\:eougv FOR MOVING - SAID NE'D SEE ME gg:tlbn 3 fi"}'ex'-f.‘g"l ::EAT A TWHAT ON EARTH MADE “wOU £ NE OFFICE EVERY DAN, AS wo G's"“'. PRIGED W Vi PULL OUT, ALL OF A SUDDEN LA e HEN | MENTIONES row I SO TT T e wo Se 3 LIKE THAT - ANSWAY S ET”.}KEO:? :l\nsi :lm, HE SHUT 3 NG-{ HIM, FOR. :‘:;(ua SA\:‘EO QLIPD°‘ > 2 D GAVE ME A S S L TOEE . SO NEVER BE CRUEL TO BILL FOR ; RIS e f| || WORLRS ™ “Sr-Sodnee \$ FEELINGS T TMES- BUT | DONT THINK Letter-out and they are borders. that wa FINGERED | Letter-out and nice people are Y. GRABBER l Letter-out and he's a cutter. Letter-out and he's in every 5 OYSTERS basket ball game. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column oppusite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell ‘what isn't very clear. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. STIPEND T | Letter-out and he was shot from cover. I SNIPED U l Letter-out and he revealed. BARED Letter-out and he waited. BIDED DAUBER BIDDER | R | ~HA-HA. THAT'S A PIP." WHo WAS | | 'm-ra-sa’ THEREC'S SOME RESPOND N Letter-out and he takes a rest, T BLOADE ON MAIN STReET GUYS BOILING TAR. THey LOAD ofF P(A‘““. THeY MUST BE i S R‘m‘. BT 2 REPOSES fif AUSE B¢ GG te: = 6OING TO OPER A MATTRESS. g T’ AUNAYS RNERVOUS WHEN = SE€ p fld REPAIR A RooF: ; Letter-out and he said it again. THOSE MOflth;\:fl'l(S 9 DESPERATE | S | Lo (Copyright. 1932.) 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