The Washington times., 1928-06-05
HOLLYWOOD
CLOSE-UPS
), DOROTHY HERZOC

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HOLLYWOOD. CAL. june So
This ii the legitimate season Tor
aeau sea fishing ana believe you
me those not afflicted BY sun Or
seasickness are III their element:
was jogging along the beach
road this morn and instead of
worrying how the other drivers
wAre steering / counted the one
man boats bouncing atop "
Pacific. The deep sea fishers
over there must have been our
ii ali their optimism, too. ess.
verify, Pop Neptune lost quite 3
Z few 81 his subjects that day. over
sn Catalina, photographers have
avsnrulos1s dummy tuna fisn
1900 M. Many are the fisher
rsssn who have their pictures
talgen beside 1t. The stories they
saII when they flash the photo
49, one reason why capital pun
ishment il still In vogue.
ANTTA'S NOVEL
Anita stewart has written .
novel. 1 met Anita In the apart.
Inent lobby this afternoon ana
She traipsed in for 8 half q seek.
size was en- route to giving her.
saIf 4 shampoo. Anita tells me
she worked an entire year on
I,ar hrain.chi I'D novel. not sham.
ana. 1T this penning II -
IS IA hands Of publisher. She
1000 II he accepts Ii she'll gnooc
lie world Tor at least Week.
Ard wen slae might. az which
more anon
RARE TENNIS
Mavbe / shouldn't tell this.
Int its much too good To keep.
me story concerns Marie Kordas
TI1e Australian blonde first and
last seen in Helen Of Troy.
GIVE Brook, SO the yarn begins,
trafIea over to the Korda. home
Il, invite Alexander e to play
tennis. Alex wasn't home, but
nTarIa was. She declared herself
fialiohfed at the idea and forth
witt donned u pair Of tennis
5000 ana sleeveless frock for
H. uecasion. no the cOurt. Tnt
rarne progressed. suddenly, Marie
stopped and sat down. eaeeV me
i razor. slae demanded. Her
request precipi tated d Juror, but
the iady wish was law.
rasOrg j razOrI MY Kingdom tor
!. razor! cried the blade seekers.
Al hst victory Marie smiled
syyset thanks Everybody eazed
a0og to see what she planne d5
- - - -..sl1sts.s E4sSf6
e Aantie' Climax Without more
ado. Mrs. Korda calmly shaved
her legs ana resumed the match
with gtasto.
A CHILD IS BORN
attended Z dinner given by
the Academy OF Motion Picture
Arts at the Roosevelt Hotel last
evening William De Mile con-
Quoted the meeting. Some 40
directors ana scenaristg attended,
The purpose 0f tonlght'a seg-
sion, Il AEr. De Mile explained sia
"a discuss talking pictures. The
TALKING picture Ii here 70 stay.
What are We going to do about
IL? Tor years, we have agreed
the silent drama 81 In its infancy.
suddenly ve awake TO discover
the infant has q child the talk
Ing machine. lIsaughter) We
know the chiId,s parents are the
motion picture and the stage. but
which IS It's father and which its
mother remains to be seen.
Several writer's argued the talk
ing picture was d fad; that the
public didn't care for them. The
general consensus Of opinion, how
ever, was to the contrary. Indeed.
the producers are quietly organic
ing to house the talking picture
requirements. presume the
public must be interested In this
FORM 0f ntertainment. Are you?
SCENES SEEN
Nell Hamilton III front Of his
beach house pulling saH-boat TO
the ocean and preparing for an
argument with breeze. Connie
Talmadke turning Jim's beauty
parlor on its permanent wave a.
she c0nfided q few new ones"
Norma Talmadge and her mother
sailing for a Honolulu vacation.
Norma took three trunks along.
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