Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1933, Page 71

THE Strange company for an air trip. Buster Crabbe, Olympic swimming champion, arrives at Newark Airport with a couple of 6-week-old lions. plane from Los Angeles. They came all the way with him by € Associated Press Photo. Meet the champion airedale. His name is Walnut Chal- lenger and he won first prize at the Eastern Dog Club Show at Boston, scoring an upset by defeating Warland Protector, judged the best dog at the big Westminster Kennel Show in New York. © Wide World Photos. Hal Roach, the movie producer, is a hard-riding polo player. As one of Midwick’s “Big Four,” he is shown here (at right) riding off an opponent while one of his teammates hits the ball in a game at Los Angeles. ¢ Associated Press Photo. The cocktail whoopee and the attendant mild flirta- tion wherein a wife of tender middle age is apt tc go unbelievably arch on some other lady's hus- band.» For those who prefer a miMer whoopee, the old-time chicken salad Jap supper will be about right. (This gentleman is tell- ing a long anecdote about a busi- ness trip to Buffalo with the point left out. His wife, on his right, has heard it before.) Statisticians show that the mid- dle-aged whoopee is often the loudest, but they fail to connect it with the depression. Take this lovely girl, en route from a night club, shouting “Vas you dere, Charlie?” to whomever it may concern. She went because she needed to forget the cut in JJ¥ her dividends. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE Papal Summer resi- dence is restored. A view of Barberini Palace, on part of the newly enlarged papal villa of Castelgandalfo, which Pope Pius is ex- pected to occupy for the first time this Summer. © Wide World Photos. SECTION—MARCH 12, 1933. The Middle-Aged Whoopee The alumni get-together lunch, at which the old boys are ex- pected to forget the intervening years and whoop it up with all the old-time college spirit. The drive for funds is in progress and the speakers are warming up. “If you only knew how silly you looked grinning at that woman at the next table!” The morning after is espe- cially trying for revelers who have reached middle life, what with headaches and jangled nerves and things best forgot. By W. E. Hill (Copyright. 1933. by the Chiczg) Tribune Syndicat=.) A ginger ale whoopee party will tend toward parlor tricks before the eve ning of bridge and hearts is over This is the card trick stage. (The somewhat frightened girl is being con- censrated upon to pick the ace of clubs. When she draws the queen of hearts the gentleman will be hurt and say. “You see. you didn't make your mind a blank "\ “And at her own daughter's coming-out party she was discovered next morning asleep with her head in a trash basket and a bottle in her hand'" Time was when the gossip hounds picked on the younger gen eration, but today it's the middle-aged boys and girls who get talked about é ¢ 14 After all, there's nothing so pretty as the old-fashioned waltz. Uncle Joe and Aunt 1da are doing pretty well. con sidering they haven't tried for 11 years. The beautiful Italian gardens of the papal villa of Castelgandalfo. High up in the Alban Hills, the villa occupies one of the most beautiful spots near Rome. By the Lateran treaties of 1929 this former Summer residence of the Popes has been restored and enlarged and is now ready for occupancy. © Wide World Photos.