The Washington times., 1929-05-18

evidence Of good faith.
Wesley Eddy will cavort on the
stage of the Penn Theater, Pitts
burgh. beginning Monday, but the
mail bag discloses he has left be-
hind a number OF devoted Wash
ington admirers. Lets open q
few Of the letters:
], To the Motion Picture Editor:
certainly do enjoy reading your
column. and find 1t especially inter
esting in reading p. AS letters. That
man must be nuts 1 don't see hcw
anybody could help liking Wesley
Eddy. If any man has TT he sure
has
your keeping up with Wesley while
he is away from Washington? / don't
think it will be for such long time:
as we have formed club called
the w. w. W. Club We write to the
Palace at least once week ana ask
when Mr.. Eddy is coming back. L
hope In the end they will bring him
back just to get us to stop WHITING
letters. Well here's hoping they do.
One of Mr.. Eddy'S admirers; ,11,,r
r" Sargent Road, Brookland. D. c.
To the Motion Picture Editor:
And now doesn't p. A feel dnr PROUD
Of himself. He has done a WONDER
full and praiseworthy thing. hasn
he? And he calls himself man;
I'd hate to think a real man couIu
be as contemptible and little IS az
p. A. has shown himself to be: 10 Ia
bet my last dime Mr.. Eddy would De
i. generous enough to give p a: a
good word in spite of his attitude;
Not only is Mr.. Eddy clever @ anu
talented. but he Is a thorough gen.
tleman as well--a word P. A. doesn't
seem to know the meaning OF.
Put your envy and jealousy CUT Oh
sight. P. A., and the rest OF you
important" males. OF course, we a.. =.
you thought you could get Mr.. Eddy,s
job-one who Is not afraid to work
hard and smile doing it-not your
kind. =.
I'm with her till the last dog dies.
Sincerely yours,
MISS D. c. H.
222o Tenth st. N. W.
To the Motion Picture Editor:
read p. AS letter in tonights
Times. Well, anyway, 1 hope he likes
Herbert Rawiinson. For my part @
Rawlinson) I don't see how he is
the Palace stage. 1t is utterly i'm
possible. The stage presentation alb
solutely lacks that certain something
which only Mr.. Eddy possesses or
but not quite equal to the task Of
competing with Mr.. Eddy. What do
you think, Mr.. Kelley?
number of the Eddy fans have
eve want Wesley. The only rule
to this club is that you write once
q week to Loew's requesting Mr..
Eddy's return. We understand that
II enough of the public express a
q possibility of his doing 30. hence
the rule. We shall be glad IL Sou
can get us any new members, or even
Join yourself. There are no strings
tied to this. No one even knows that
like to Join. should also like
D. NJ. s. to know that I was also in
the first row orchestra during Mr..
Eddy's last performance, and also
:, that I got two Of the flowers which
he threw to the people, after the
show, around the stage entrance.
And. Mr.. Kelley, when writing up
.tion Mrs. Eddy in with them. for
few Of us realize just how important
q part she really plays. Please don't
| keep the party all to yourself but let
US near ABOUT II. ana please uOn I
print my address any more. Thank
you. BENNY.
Tt the Motion Picture Editor:
Excuse pencil-a bootlegger must
have stolen my ink. The movie fans
are gluttons for punishment and are
among the heroes unhung Il mean un-
sung)s but more in sorrow than in
anger permit me to ask why Colleen
Moore-she of the pop eyes, spindle
nnrnafna1 RHinfiO grin
Must the public endure synthetic
star who has neither presence or
class? OF course genius may exist un-
der a repellant exterior Coolidge 800
words), but why bring that up-it has
NO bearing on the case.
No, while everybody else IL being
given a hand give the audiences a
"break:" For my part the Earle was
GLOOMY GUS,
(Pinch Hitting for P. AZ.
TO the Motion Picture Editor:
William Haines: A Joy. A comedian.
youngster. Magnetic personality, suave,
sophisticated, breezy American Spon-
taneous youth. Full of life. regu-
lar fellow. Impertinence with the
magic quality of drawing people to
him. Deep, meIlfluous voice. Imp
ishly genial, boyishly handsome. capti-
waiting in every way. My hero.
That's what I think of your opinion
on william Haines.
Hastily,
OXMNx.
Hoover Flying Field
Arlington City, Va.
Well, If there were no differences
in opinion there would be no
Kentucky Derby. You forget to
say that Mr.. Haines is insufferably
fresh. but possibly that comes un-
der the head of impertierce. Come
again.-Ed.
To the Motion Picture Eritor:
have just returned after leaving the
theater in the middle of Zone Stolen
Night" In Gods name where do
you get that stuff about the talking
pictures meaning progress in screen
art.
1919 st. N. W. r. B. R,
Why judge the audible films be-
cause a particular feeble effort
reaches the screen? Why not
broadway Melody" or THE Desert
Song?"