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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
The Once Over
ELMER TWITCHELL VOICES PICTURE PEEyE
Copyright, 1880. BY The Associated Newspapers.O

Dear Editor:
I am writing to inquire II you or any Of your read
es can remember when there was action in moving
pictures? 1t has been a long time since ANYTHING Of
that nature was seen in the movies. but there must
be some people who can remember that far.
I mean way back before the talkies when the hero,
dashing up the mountainside on horseback to rescue
the beautiful heroine who was battling with a gang
Of desperadoes. never had time to stop and go into
a theme song, and when the said heroine, before
plunging into the raging cataracts to escape the local
Lon CLANCY. never cleared her throat and took ten
minutes out for a song plug.
There was a time. unless my memory betrays me,
when a movie fan went into a movie house for a little
excitement. The movie moguls used to assume that
he went to a picture show for some stirring drama and
not for a demonstration Of how Hollywood performers
have come along vocally. 1t was the average mans
retreat from the everyday things Of life, and this in
cluded all forms Of yodeling. voice-throwing and ma
jor examples Of acute l~aryngitis.
ss
He went to the movies to be thrilled. not to be sung
to sleep. lie wanted action and nothing would have
ruined his visit more than a remote suspicion that
the plot would be dropped for a half-hour or SO while
the director tried out a couple OF promising young
~song-wTiters.
Even the suspicion that the red FLOODED hero could
sing would have been a terrible blow. The audience
liked to believe that he would have preferred death
to a tenor solo at any stage Of the story.
Can you imagine Bill Hart. for instance, pulling his
galloping horse up in front Of the Bark ranch Just
in time to keep the Eastern school mistress from a
fate worse than death. and then coming down into
the spotlight for a touching number entitled, "Har-
vest Moon. I Want You?'
I have been trying to keep up my enthusiasm for
the movies since the talky craze came in but I am
having a tough battle. Not that I don't like the
talkies. Kept within bounds, they are a great i'm
provement over the old silent films, but some Of the
directors are proceeding under the idea that all the
world loves a conversationalist and that the test Of
a great dramatic work is whether it can be acted over
the telephone.
The picture magnates put me into a particularly
heavy sleep with their attempts to put over musical
comedies by picture. Nothing is SO impersonal as a
beauty chorus on the screen and my idea Of the height
Of boredom Is sitting through one Of those cinema
s~ptctacles where droves Of dancinF-girls perform
amid elaborate settings that you wouldn't like even
II they we're food. It Is no more possible to feel any
interest in q beautiful show-girl on a screen than il
Is 10 ret historical over an ol-painting OF a bottle Of
champagne.
And a snappy dance arranged by Max C~opadoop.
the bow wonder OF musical comedy ensembles. isn't
my idea OF moving picture action and suspense.
Still. 7 may be wrong
Yours ~peevishly.
Elmer Twitchell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Deportation Case
Is Alleged False

N&R&IA W a. 4AGA 49,
SAN BENITO, March 13-In-
vestigation into the case Of Catarina
Mata Garcia, deported to Mexico
as an alien, and who wrote to Col
Sam Robertson Of this city stating
her husband was an American, and
was killed in the World War, has
discredited most Of the statements
made by the woman, according to
Lamar Gill, general manager OF the
Rio Grande Valley, Inc.
Gill said he has a letter from the
woman in which she said she was
never married TO Alonzo Garcia, the
man the woman said was her huS-
band, and that Garcia is still lfv-
ing, and has married twice since
he left the Valley, living in Hous-
ton now.
Mr.. Gill was informed &C Mer-
cedes, where the wOman's boy Is
living with Protasio Ramirez. that
Garcia was born in Camarge, but
he did not know whether Garcia
was an American citizen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

next opening on the staff at World
Wide. They had put her on In
speaking parts-society girl things,
in the sketches because her name
was so well known in social circles.
But wen in that capacity she had
been more than a little no good.
Greg patted her on the shoulder
and smiled as though nothing in
the world were the matter.
Come on in and sit down with
US. Whoopee. Well make IL a four
some. you seem TO be alone"
Il am waiting for Bid Cameron.
I'll sit till he comes. He's late, as
usual"
Elanda didn't think much OF a
girl sitting at a bar with strange
men. unescorted. But she supposed
she was a society girl and exercised
the privilege Of doing pretty much
as She pleased. Curious to know
something about her. Elanda could
hardly wait until she could ask
questions.
They had no more than sat down
until Elanda discovered the weary
looking little blonde had claws as
well as nerve. For Carmel. whom
all her friends called "Whoopee."
said sweetly:
II suppose since YOU have a
southern dialect Nelson Is going to
promote you with the usual old saw
Miss Lee Is from one Of the
finest families OF Virginia."
ITO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

hat no? A new conquest, Nelson
couple Of hours to last her for a
year. Don't blame her too much
for being young and foolish and hu-
man. Older and more experienced
people than Elanda Lee have been
known TO have had their heads turn
ed with less.
Out of the corner OF her eye she
saw Suwanee Collier come out OF
the building. She knew how her
lavender dress and hat blended in
with the gray sport "a as she sunk
into it-and that, all in all. 1t
made a striking and elegant pic
ture. She waved to him and smiled.
A sort of moving picture smile Of
satisfaction ard elegance. 1t was
meant to Slay him. But what he
said between his clenched teeth
was:
Crazy little fooll ! guess she's
just like all the resel Well, I'm
glad / found out before she made
a sap out OF me"
But he had only walked a few
blocks when he began to worry
about her. After all, she was young
and didn't know New York. And
a fellow like that with money could
turn q girls head.
III was shame there was a law
against shooting guys like that
One minute SUWanee boiled. The
next he ieered AZ himself for wOr-
rylng about a girl he didn't know
from Adam. Well. she wouldn't play
him for a sap. That was certain
BanditO's restaurant was a sort
Of rendezvous for the radio crowd.
1t was around the corner from Fifth
avenue on 57th street, down three
steps In the basement OF q former
brown stone house Needless TO say.
food vas not all that was served
at Bandito's
At $50 it was filled with a gay,
chattering mob Of diners..and win
ers. There were three small rooms,
crowded and smoke filled. The bar
was in the middle Of the two din
ing rooms. As Gregory and Nelson
and Elanda passed through the
boys greeted a girl. perched Saucily
on one Of the stools At the bar.
drinking from a tall glass.
What hO?" she looked Elanda
over. "a new conquest. Nelson?'
No such luck, Whocpee. my dear
Gregory hath the charms this
time"
Gregory. putting an arm slightly
around Elanda pulled her closer TO
him.
Miss Prevost-I want YOU TO
meet the great love Of my life
Miss Elanda Lee, the latest recruit
OF WWBC.'
There was no mistaking that g
look Of shOck-and something else
came over Carmel Prevost's face
She hid II IN a moment with
forced smile.
Charmed. I'm sure. You say
Miss Lee, you are to be at WWBCY
Eyes" Elanda smiled proudly, NJ
was taken on the staff today. Ism
It too lovely?"
marvellous" Carmel cut the wore
short. What are you 70 do?"
Nelson answered for her. He wa
enjoying himself.
she got May Martins place
Nav left 10 60 on the Siblo hou
program"
Carmel had to bite her tongu.
to keep from saying too much. Bot
men knew she had been after
Mace at WWBC for months. !
was the one thing her heart wa
set upon. But all her million
couldn't cover up the fact that. a
a singer. she would have made
good crean grinder. To get rid o
her she had been half promised tn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Cosmetic Salesman
Visits Brownsville

Dr. Maurice B. Jarvis. Memphis,
Tenn, Is in Brownsville on bust
ness for Plough, Inc, manufacture
ers OF Black and White cosmetics.
DR.. Jarvis arrived in Brownsville
Tuesday and viii remain two
weeks.
He diclosed that the company
had approximately 10000 dealers
scattered over the United States
and IN is foreign countries. Every
drug store in Brownsville handles
the Black and White line. he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
TEXAS HONORS
WILLIAMSON
Famous Warrior-Jurist Rests
In Senate For
Funeral
By RAYMOND BROOKS


AUSTIN, March 13-The state
Thursday will honor Robert NJ.
Williamson, warrior and most fam
Gus jurist Of the republic, whose
name is perpetuated in that Of VIII
hanson county. when his body, re-
moved from the Wharton grave
where II has rested for IL years. Will
rest in the senate for funeral serv-
ices and then be reburied in the
Arlington OF Texas"
His BODY was removed here for
the services under direction Of T..
w. Kemp, chairman OF the state
reburial commission.
Funeral services will be held In
the senate at 4 ID. III. before a joint
legislative session The funeral
Grafton will be made by Sen. II. j.
Holbrook og Galveston. P~allbearers
will be Sens. j. W.. T.. Fl. Beck. a.
j. Writ and Edgar i. Witt. and
Speaker W.. :. Barron and Reps.
r "A. Fuchs and IT. Nj. Graves
Soldier. jurist and lawmaker- VIII
Hanson left his impress upon the
republic OF Texas. Moving from
Georgia in 1926. he joined Stephen
f. Austin's colony. He was a dele
gate from BaStrop to the 1885 CON
sultation" that started decisive ef-
forts for independence. He was
made major OF a corps Of rangers
at Bastrop in 1885. In 1886 he was
detailed by Gen. Sam Houston 70
remain at Bastrop and protect the
American families who were re-
treating before the Mexican forces.
He hurried away in time to join
Houston for the battle Of San
Jacinto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

Federal Judge James M Morton In the old Bay
state If Massachusetts, handed down a decision ruling
that purchase Of 1fquor Is not a crime under the ma
tional prohibition law. Federal officials said II was
the first test case in which a purchaser had faced the
federal court on the single charge that the purchase
alone was q violation Of the law. Now the court Of
last resort will give the law the acid test.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Is Donated For
Big Hotel in Pharr
Especial to The Herald

PHARR. March 13-The election
held on Monday carried by a vote
of $50 10 I. BY this vote the people
have given the City officials and
an advisory committee the right 10
donate the park located at the in
.tersection OF the two main high
ways 10 an individual who will
construct a hotel with a minimum
Of so rooms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
StarLOre
NO STATIONARY BODY OF
REEERENrE ny TAyWwrrnzE


BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter
There is no stationary body In
the universe with which to COM
pare the motions OF other physical
bodies. IL used to be thought that
the earth was stationary, and that
the motions of the other planets
might be determined from the
earth's stationary vantage point.
But all the movements OF the
heavenly bodies, as they fly through
space, can only be compared with
some other moving body. Every
thing rs 20 motion IL relative. Just
as you may have the sensation on
q railway train that you are NOV
ing backward. when In reality you
are going forward, but you are
watching the OnruSh OF a faster
train advancing parallel with yours.
More Tomorrow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Said Cal TO Dan

What was the Alamo built for?" said Cal to Dan
In order to be historically accurate, the question
was asked within the sacred walls Of the immortal
shrine. There were school children present, girls
and boys who caught the drift Of the conversation
aid took the play away from Dan.
a piping voice let loose the following, and then the
curtain fell. "Thermopylae had its messenger Of de-
feat; the Alamo had none"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

March 13, 1880
Who am i? In what country do
I represent the u. s.? Who Is its
minister 10 the United States?
Who was the father OF Poca-
hontas?
What italian village IS famous for
violins?
"And he that taketh not his cross.
and followeth after me Is not
worthy or me-" Where Is this pass
age found in the Bible?
Correctly Speaking
DO not use the words gentleman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

RIO JANEIRO P1-To forward
physical training in the Brazilian
army the ministry Of war has
started a series Of schools TO train
non-com instructors. Three leu
tenant and four ~sergeants will form
the faculty Of each school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
Suspended Sentence
Comes to Mexico

MEXICO CITY. March 13.-The
first suspended sentence In Mexi-
co penal history "a given here
recently to a youth named Ignacio
CoroZpe CueSta. convicted OF lar
cenv. The sentence. one year and
n month of imprisonment and a
small fine, is to be effective in case
the youth is convicted Of any other
crime during the next five years.
The suspended sentence. hither-
70 unknown in Mexico. was one OF
the innovations Of the new penal
code here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
BATHING COMFORT

FOR RENT-with boating and bathing at its
best. Larchmont offers this Groom home in residen-
tial section with bathing privileges on large tree
shaded plot. Phone 1sss."-New York Sun.
Is this the BEGINNING Of a drive against sun-tan?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

To maintain purity OF Los An
eeles' water system more than
$4,000 samples are tested yearly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13
THE GRAB BAG

or lady" when you merely wish to
designate the sex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

Today's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are al
ways busy and only rest when they
have TO. They drive themselves too
hard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

Today's Anniversary
On this date. In 1T78, France an
nounced that she recognized the In
dependence of the American col
onies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-13

Answers to Foregoing Questions
/. Charles B. Curtis: Dominican
Republic: Angel Mo-aleA
2. Powhattan.
3. Cremona.
4. St. Matthew, Z, 50.
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JTAETTA EHN : Murdered
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party Q1esno11ns fhe guests. BON
ME DUNDEE learns that RALPH
HAMMOND. Il love with VIA. Is
missing
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nectec s,u-y C tie Afternoon. II
ally AXIS TIE guests g take the
positions trey he'd from the dealing
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PENNY CRAIS. tie district a.
tcEneEs ser-s-arT- KAREN MAR
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