Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1937, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1937. few months. But before then his ex- wife, Margaret Sullavan, will have presented an heir to Husband Leland Hayward. When Fonda and Miss Sullavan were married they were both too busy carving careers to attempt parenthood . . . David Niven is leaving Housemate Errol Flynn at the end of the month for England, but Merle Oberon is no longer interested . . . According to the Los Angeles mar- riage license bureau, a large per- centage of the men now taking out marriage licenses resemble Robert Taylor. Film actors set the styles in husbands in the same way that the A—15 beth Searls, organist, and Ruth Barn- hart Mayberry, soprano. The program follows: “Moderato Pomposo" ““Communion™ females of the species lead the fash- lon and beauty parade. to an inquirer, “Jimmy Cagney? Oh, you mean Bill Cagney's brother.” would teach her English, “and after he finishes teaching her shell speak perfect—Hungarian.” (Copyright, 1937, by the North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) \Mrs. Jock Whitney Film Tests Are “Sensational” Socialite Ready for Movie Career—Con- stance Bennett Shuns Cast When Not on. Set. BY SHEILAH GRAHAM. OLLYWOOD, May 25 (N.AN.A).—Mrs. Jock Whitney returned with the David Selznicks to Hollywood all set to start a picture career with the studio financed by her husband's millions. The camera tests' of the well-known horsewoman are said to carry a “sensational” label . . . The romance between Alice Faye and Tony Martin, hatched by a publicity Wwizard, will culminate shortly in an elopement . . . Does Miriam Hopkins know that the ashes of the late Johné- Gilbert are scattered over the grounds of the estate into which she has just moved? . . . Jean Harlow and WAl- liam Powell are back where they left off before eir recent quar- j rel , . . At the ‘Trocadero dinner, honoring Weber end Fields, Al Jolson had his audience in the alsles over his dis- cussion of his movie flops. It has always been easy to laugh at the other fellow's failures. ‘The rumor that Bill Cagney may return to the screen recalls the rea- son why he retired from acting a few years back. Bill and Brother Jimmy look very much alike, and, after his final film, & newspaper man said to Bill, “I liked Jimmy very much in that picture last night.” “I felt it my duty to Jimmy to retire and stop ruining his reputation by having people pin my pictures on him,” Bill told me. Charles Bickford, however, avenged all the mistaken identity misunderstand- ings between the brothers by replying Leslie Howard is glowing because & guest at Anna Sten’s party mistook him for his own son. The 20-year- old junior Howard is in Hollywood studying English in preparation for entering Cambridge University next term . . . Which reminds me of an old joke that yells for repetition. Several years ‘back, when Sam Gold- wyn imported Vilma Banky to Kol- lywood, she couldn't speak one word of English, Some one asked, “How is she going to get along?” The in- quirer was informed Sam Goldwyn = Vincent Miss Bearls. EVENING OF MUSIC THE MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Deane Shure, direc- tor, will have an evening of music at Mount on Place M. E. Church South, th street and Massachusetis avenue northwest, ilomcrrow at 8 o'clock. Mr. Shure will present Eliza- | “Valse Bong" (“La Boheme" Mrs. Mayberry. wWith the Woman at the Well”____ “Walking on the Sea at C-nemnun.'g:“n Shure “Love s the Wind" “Gavotte” (“Mignon “Valse Bong” (“Romeo and MacFadyen - Thomas Mrs. Mayberry. “Pugue in C Minor” Miss Searls. to reply to the telegrams of her mother and sister, Olivia de Haviland. Miss Fontaine, who was completely un- known six months ago, is slated for | several leading picture roles within i | the next few months . . . Constance | . | Bennett is the only star in Hollywood | who does not care to meet members | . |of her cast outside the studio. Her ‘ |famous Sunday ‘“breakfasts” have been conspicuous by the absence of .. |all colleagues in “Topper,” her cur- i | rent film. MARY JO DAY Has one of the important roles in the comedy “Fly Away Home,” being presented to- night and through Friday at the Wardman Park Theater as the closing play of the Wash- ington Civic Theater’s season. = AR owners know that driving on thin, worn tires is dangerous. Don’t C risk your life and the lives of your family another day by taking unnecessary chances, when new tire safety costs so little. In choosing new tires, buy the tires that are first choice of race drivers, big tire users, and car owners everywhere. They choose Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires for greatest safety, mileage and economy. It is not by chance that every car in the 500-mile automobile race at is possible for them to buy. These men know that while tires may look alike on the outside, they are quite different on the inside. From their knowledge of tire construction and years of driving experience, they know that greatest blowout protection and safety Jean Arthur’s husband, Frank Ross, Who started life as a realtor, then be- came an agent, has now graduated to the acting ranks and will accept offers for the stage or radio . .. John Boles reckons he saves $50 annually by not wearing a hat . . . Carole Lombard spends her free time visiting Clark | . v ) . Gable on the set of “Saratoga.” In- | wiin g yos v Whats wrong cidentally, when Clark wheeled a bi- | cycle on the sound stage recently, he Sheilah Graham. was asked by Walter Pidgeon, “Is it! yours?” “No,” replied Gable. “It be- longs to the property department; they gave it to me and I don’t know Joan Fontaine is suffering from a bad case of “going Hollywood,” and | not only refuses to tell her studio of her whereabouts, but does not deign Henry Fonda will be a father ina Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires are sold by NORTHWEST Alber & McNeil 1418 P St. NW. Auditorium Service Station - 2021 Virginia Ave. NW. Bartemeier's Uptown Auto Supply Co. 2018 18th St. N.-W. Black’s Service Station 14th & W Sts. N.W. H. 4. Bowie 627 H St. N.W, G. C. Bowie 1615 L St. N.W. C. J. Britton 2nd and Indiana Ave. Lee D. Butler, Inc. 1121 21st St. N.W. Call Carl, Inc. 614 H St. N.W. Central Auto Works 427 Eye St. NW. Champlain Motor Service 1420 K St. N.W. 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