Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1935, Page 89

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH Blonds score twice. A special beauty contest for winners of other beauty contests was held recently in Hollywood, and Ruth Moody (left) of Denver, Colo., and Lois Lindsay of Gulfport, Miss., carried off the honors. l——— ' Associated Press Photo. Crossing the sea on 30 days’ leave. Charles Laughton, eminent English stage and screen actor, sailing from New York with his wife for a vacation in England. He will return in a month to make another picture in Hollywood. Associated Press Photo. 10, 1935, It’s %he Fashion By W. K. Hill (Copyright. 1935. by Chicago Tribune-New York New: Syndicate. Inc) One of those smart evening parties made up of people who do things in art, literature and world re- form. Very radical. No one in really smart circles ever keeps an outmoded pet. This lovely dog owner serapped her 1934 Af- ghan hound and bought a 1935 model canine. A Welsh al- batross retriever or some such breed. Leave it to the Holly- wood girls. Always one jump ahead. (Showing three film fashion lead-< ers playing toy horse polo.) Italy’s new war machine swings into motion. A cavalry troop is shown entraining for port to sail for Africa as hostilities threaten with Ethiopia over recent clashes on the Italian Somaliland border. ‘Wide World Photos. These girls are very smart and first fam- ly and attend only the biggest and best murder trials. Smart sophistication comes harder to some folks than to others, particularly st word in fancy dre parties. Every one upposed to come dre d or un- dressed as a bad dream in the art world. Where people who really like dry points showing ducks flying over a marsh have to catch up with the modern stuff. /| With smiles and cheers—young Italian soldiers of the Blackshirt Militia entrain at Rome for Naples to sail for the African “front.”” « Associated Press Photo. of smart vepartee can always make up for it by adopting freedom of speech. Naughty words and epithets that would make a longshoreman blush. ————— She swings a mighty axe Miss Marion Buck, New Hampshire farm woman, proudly displays her trophy as champion woman wood chopper of the world, won at the Wilton, N. H., Winter carnival. Widc World Photos.