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Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

Lamborn, Wilmington; Steel Sash,
w. Lamborn, Wilmington; Limo
leum, Delaware Furniture Co., Will
mington; Asphalt Tile. Delaware
Furniture Co., Wilmington; Ter
razzo, Bluestone, Structural Slate,
Corkboards and Blackboards, Art
Stone & Tile Co., Wilmington;
Common Brick, r. w. Slaughter,
Clayton; Lumber, r. w. Slaughter,
Clayton; Roofing and Sheet Metal.
j. e. Workman, Wilmington; Ce-
S1.10 an hour and semi-skilled
labor from SOC an hour up, accord
ing to their ability, and the labor
at lower rate. All men employ
ed on this project are required. it
Is said, to register at the P. w. A.
Labor Bureau in Dover. Number
of this project is F. p. w. 3063.
The Cantera Construction Com
pany will have assisting them in
the completion Of the job a num-
Der of sub-contractors. T. T. We'll
don & Sons are the plumbing and
heating contractors Others are
as follows: Excavation, William
Mayew, Wilmington; Exterior Ter
ra Gotta, o. w. Ketcham, Crum
Lynn, Pa; Kalamein Work, W..
ment. Sand, Stone, Warner w.
Price, Smyrna; Finished Hard
ware, Hance Hardware Co., Will
mington; Structural Steel, Reading
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

Steel Product Co., Reading, Pa;
Miscellaneous Iron, Reading Steel
Product Co, Reading, Pa; Rein
forcing Steel, American Steel En-
gineering Co., by William Boyce,
Wilmington; Wardrobes. RIG. Will
son, New York City, N. T.; Mill
work, Miller Mfg. Co., Richmond,
Va; Toilet Partition, VIM. Boyce,
Wilmington; Caulking, p. F. For
man, Wilmington; Weatherstrip-
ping, Chamberlain Metal Weather
stripping Co., Wilmington; Damp
proofing, Water Proofng. James
Bradford Co., Wilmington; Paint
ing and Glazing, H. F. Stafford,
Wilmington; Lath and Plastering,
j. L. Connor Co, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19
OLD DOCUMENT OF ACADEMY
Miss Lena Evans Presents Origin
al Charter to Centenary Exhibits

dl SIldTttT W SCntCudhy AIAhiDHco
Miss Lena Evans, of Washing
ton. D. c., daughter of the late
George G. Evans, for many years
trustee of Delaware College, has
forwarded to the University rare
and valuable document to be dis
played with the Centenary Exhib-
its. Miss Evans is a former stu
dent of Delaware College, and a
sister of the late Charles B.Evans,
trustee and alumnus. The relic is
the original parchment Charter Of
Newark Academy forerunner of
Delaware College. and for many
wears it's academic department. 1t
is dated November 10, 1853, and is
signed by John Penn, as Lieuten-
ant Governor OF the Counties on
the Delaware and the Province of
Pennsylvania. A perfect Seal of
the Counties on the Delaware is at
tached to the Charter by silk
cord. Thomas Mexican, signer of
the Declaration of Independence,
and Charles Thomson, secretary of
the Continental Congress which
framed the Declaration. are among
the incorporators named by Penn.
John Penn was a grandson of Will
liam Penn, and was acting for
Thomas and Richard Penn, sons of
William Proprietaires of the Coun-
ties on Delaware and the Province
Of Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19
|RSONAL AND
.CIAL ITEMS
! Who Come and Go,
MS To Our Community
= Former Smyrnians
HIND CLUB PARTIES

M Mrs. Gordon Lindsay
10 heir two small daugh-
assr Anne, and Nancy
stnf guests of Mrs. Luke's
MI. and Mrs. Charles
LAevre at their home in
before going on to
ia, to attend the wedding
AEes brother, Adam Keith
Y, and Miss Marion Worth
2ughter Of Mrs. Ralph
'n Of Washington and
q April 21.
- Mrs A. V. Gilliland of
nelare Home, enter
aner and bridge Tues
sang at The Wayside Inn.
~ ~ from out of town were
IL. MS. Phillip Garrett (par-
As. Gililand) of Marshall
I'D Mrs. NJ. A. Tarumlanz
refsus Elfeld of Whining
+ss .Sls were five tables and a
y evening was had.
I, .sspnlne !. Rutty, head
y State Welfare Home,
\ S,.a -''1f this morning for
T.. r., where she will be
!, c lo' several days Of Miss
NJ. Dean Of BuckreIl
!, !. Before returning to
|, M :. s. Nlil also visit rela-
inends in New York
! hn. s,s Il Ben and children,
i .a nsal.d and Bobby, and Mr..
c.S S'axyne- \ motored to At
i. n. :. j., on Sunday and
! ! 9sy with Dr.. and Mrs,
i,r,.l :, lodsrs. Mrs. Bell and
= !. VINO I have been visit
j ,se ,sf the past two weeks,
v 4HS ~ ~24ls
! ~ ~ Ms Frederick MARY
!. = = attending !. the Church urch
/ ns... =. zoe Eastern Diocese
i, b.ssa s,,lns in Philadelphia.
oou On IT,,
u w. ", tomorrow, Friday. S.D
w, l,, : George Collins and
=, RpbS bSsnuel ~ Smith and
'sM ls's, ~ a seaford. were e
. q s'' aad Mrs. Horace eIIs p
W. ~ sunday. Mrs. I,ena p,
ra as 81 been spending a,s the
l4r'a asr daughter, Mrs. lrre
kh~S. Clifton, has retnrn Ms.
'e At Laurel.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19
BAKE

The Glenwood Cemetery Commit
tee will hold bake at H. P. Halls
office, Saturday, April 21, 1884.
Cakes, Pies and good things for
sale. Proceeds for Glenwood Gem
etery. 4-19 1t
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Rec.
tor, Announces Services for Week

Rev. Frederick Marx Barton,
rector, announces the following
services for Sunday next: 7.30 a.
M, celebration of the Holy Com
munion; 10 a. m, Church School;
IL a. M, morning prayer and SER
mon. Wednesday next, 7.30 p. M,
short evening prayer service and
choir practice.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19
TOMATO SEED

Safeguard your tomato crop by
using only Certified Camp
bell and Buist Seed = Market
Champion, $500 h.; Prize Stone.
$3.50 lb; Marglobe, $500 h.; cash.
M. v. FORD,
4-Iz 1t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

/ tie opportunity to get dirt
| be school grounds, ". J.
W. T. Doughten, and 9TH
/ Cling in the low places
h thsir properties on the
ha to grade them to level.
hughten, who owns the
I rce the old "Persimmon
| place in bygone years
NAVY learned to skate, has
|m ali in, until now there is
nance Of the little pond
ID one time meant a pleas
sisnous for the youth of
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

J, { Frame, attorney for
/; crIvell, a farmer, living
| nate highway between
|, spd Dover who took an
| Agn the jury some weeks
q ! verdict for $1,000 was
\ agsinst him for land tax
State Highway Depart
n tie dual highway, has
Ersisd $500, the original
I b asked for. The appeal
" Attorney Frame was
l d QUO damnum proceed
4 sherif's jury.
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19
29 SCHOOL JOBS
HAVE BEEN LET

Continued From Page One)
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

Jefferson, smyrna nnn,
,est. who Is winning ntasr1odn PEP,
\. over WDEL, Winning
s'.Irng Th a number Of post. st
: letters, praising tne
doing. One card said
[srtjitIl thoughts you eA-
/ vOpr songs bring me re-
.prage and increasing
Next Sunday afternoon
pics, HynsOn, and Ander-
! pn him in a male guar
!; rsrder several numbers
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

c,ppciIl has been named anoa
y u %Iy supervisor and lsdr clar-
na dirt road supervisor
kw : ". uunndred. by the
tai O'r,'. r,,ssday. Royden
|ss ,.sird was elected a
q s'soDr .01ntv engineers Of
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

uittss in charge q !.
= csss's,s o. cemetery in order
r 'aS md Memorial Day.
ps " raiss SIS funds to aid aid in in
t = hal aske to be held II
kssa ?. Hall On Sa'u'-
Smyrna times., 1934-04-19

:, Legion Auxiliary Ia
psd''ai ~ = home Of In, MIS-
& ! '''i.y. e ''': April '''n-
b, ~ s,s', aiIi h's hold SI-'Id their their
| pgbtsfsr thursday, sr April
! s.ss 's ssssloe.. t. At the asa psla. mrs.
hetssses.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

BeIasco-Jacqueline Logan in Three
and One" at $50 pm.
NationaI-Jane Cowl in Sweet Bells
tangled" at 23O and $40 pm.
Palace-"David Harum," at HIS
am, l:20, 1925, $50, 1885 and
$40 pm.
Rialto-"I Like 1t That Way" at
1876 am, 1:l9, 3, 4:43, 6:26, 500
and 9:52 pm.
Fox-'Mystery of Mr.. X" at 1O:45
am, 1870, AIS, 7:1O and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at 1890, BIS, and
9:55 pm.
Hollywood Babies at IL
noon, 2:l5 and BIS pm.
Columbia-"Carolina," at 1l:25
am, 1870, $50, $685.. 7:4O and
$40 pm.
Advice to the Love-
lorn," at 1920, 2;4O, sos, 7:30 and
$50 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"It Happened One
Night" at 11:15 am, 1:18, 3:21, 5:24,
1927 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Let's Fall in Love-" at 1l:15
am, 1:55, 4:35, 7:15 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows at /, 3:45, 6:25 and 9:05
pm.
Tivoli-"Be1oved," at 2:25, 4:10, 6,
7:45 and 9:35 pm.
An,ha Observation-Disclosures at 6.15 3.05
and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
RELIGIOUS PLAY.

The BIackfriars' Guild presented
Barter" a passion play, last night
at St. Dominic's auditorium. The
drama, the prize winning religious play
of 1928 Drama League contest, is
by Urban Nagle.
Many of the characters Of the Bible
we're played with understanding. The
scenic effects were quite pleasing, and
the costumes were well selected.
Arthur Rhodes as Jobal Of the
Sanhedrin and Eleanor Freund as his
wife, Rhea, we're outstanding players
Of the production. Not far behind
them was Jobal's daughter, enacted
by Helen Ryan. With Varrus (Rich-
ard Fleck) the two made an ideal
couple John Dillon Fitzgerald as
Judas played his part well. Joseph
OD0nnen. Frances Shea, Marguerite
Nordstrom. j. Loren Freund, Eleanor
Sgueo and Lillian Winter completed
the cast. The show will be presented
tonight and tomorrow night. F. L. c.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

the other night was locked out of
her home got Jimmy Gibson to
sneak her through the pantry of the
house next door . . where LADY
who has been called Joan of Arc"
entertained handsomely for the singer
of THE Pagan Love Song" -. "one,
two. three, four" crooned Cuthbert
Train son of the admiral . to
beauteous lady from Chicago :. .
who sat in a Heigh-Ho corner .
fascinated by the dark curls of a
Clark, Childs and Keech broker D..
''one, two, three, four" sighed Pete
Macias as he glanced over at his
guests Il am" :. why the
dickens don't they go home?"
"* In town: The Ross brothers
one time Madrillon, Heigh-Ho
entertainers now with Meyer
Davis and his band who fright
ened the life out of Heigh-Hoers one
night by their North Carolina
colloquialisms Here: To celebrate
with sister Ross up to and until Easter.
- At the Madrillon: Home
town favorites"-Jack Schaeffer and
Ralph Hawkins. plus Neryoa.
doing one of those Roman
Scandals" slave dances. plus
Brett and Young smooth-step-
ping Royal Canadians, Re-
turned: Leon Brusiloff -. after
Evening star., 1934-03-21
SONATA RECITAL.

The second in the series of three
sonata recitals given by Helen Ware,
violinist, and Louis Potter. pianist,
will be presented at Barker Hall Sew
enteenth and K streets northwest. to-
night at $50. The artists will open
their program with the Sonata No /.
in B Minor" by Bach. in honor Of the
birthday of the composer, who was
born March 81. 1885 Mr.. Potter will
then play Chopin's Piano Sonata in
B Minor" The program concludes
with the first performance in Wash
ington of Akos Won Buttykays Sonata
No. TO-"
Much interest is being manifested
by Washington music lovers in this
series of sonata recitals, which is pro-
viding them with an opportunity to
hear seldom-played, but very beautiful
parts Of musical literature. Tickets
can be secured at the hail.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

Mana Bryant, playing the mother
of those three bad boys, now and
again looks two years younger than
two of them.
King Calder as Broker Arthur" is
the most natural Of them all.
MRS. FLORENCE HUBBARD
A writes: L wonder if you would
mention in your column how much
We would love to have Oracle Barrie
come back even if it were only for
a week. I don't mean as mistress of
ceremonies at the Earle (she is too
good for that job, but as a headline
act. I know SO many people who
would like to see her again that I
bet she would fill any theater."
Gracie-where art thou?
X K x x
nON'T forget that Richard of
Bordeaux" is coming to the Ma
tional following Jeritzas "Annina +"
This comes as glad tidings-especially
since, on recent visit to Manhattan,
one Of the writing men of the
Herald-Tribune's drama desk, told
Us that this was one of the plays
that must be seen. The play is.
of course, one of the current hits in
London-and is said to be presented
quite as we'll over here with Dennis
King in the leading role.
incidentally, do you remember
when Mr.. King played Mercutio IN
Jane CoWlS production of Romeo
and Juliet?" Some people have even
limited that he would do a pretty
capable Romeo opposite Miss CoWls
popular Juliet.
PETE, the Our Gang" canine,
l. aged 10, who signed his first
film contract when he was 6, will
make a personal appearance at the
Fox starting Friday.
Saturday morning-"Three Little
Pigs" at the Palace. Seven Walt
Disney shorts" will be shown.
Gallant Lady" comes back to the
Columbia on Friday.
Word from Bette Dayis-Who now
lives in one of CARLOS eX-houses in
Santa Monica-that she is working
like a Trojan in of Human Bond
age" But that it's very agreeable
work inaSmuch as Leslie Howard, the
star, is a very agreeable person.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

to Mary Preston
Gibson sister
of strong - man
Jimmie who
has been known
to toss tables out
of windows &.
zone. two, three,
four" &C h o e d
Patricia McCor-
mick = Goodhart
who looks
like Mary Pick
ford and who
Evening star., 1934-03-21
EASTER CANTATA.

The choir Of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, College Park, Md. under the
direction of Helen Bellman, organist,
will present an Easter cantata, Dark
ness and Dawn" this evening. The
soloists will include Mrs. Joyce Willy,
Virginia Wooden, Olive Kelk, Edwin
Simpson and DR.. Charles B. Hale.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

them up without
a struggle q.
plenty of other
things have been
swiped from out
Of night haunts
. but curtains
have never been
gotten away with
before . . local
Scotland Yard
has been asked
to solve the mys-
terry won t
you please see If
you haven't got
Evening star., 1934-03-21


chdes word that at last Washington
will have a chance to see what its
former National Players leading man,
Donald Woods, is like in his first
screen assignment. Mr.. Woods, as
also lean Muir will arrive at one
of the Warner thcaterS in AS the
Earth Turns as soon as Wonder
Bar" (Said to be a swell film) and
Gambling Lady" with Barbara STAN
wyck, have had their innings. Other
films which j. j. Payettes Warner
theaters will soon play include Death
Takes a Holiday" with Frederic
March playing Death; Registered
Nurse" with Bebe Daniels as the
nurse, and Melody in Spring" which
features Lanny Ross, Yale man and
radio celebrity, as well as Ann Soth-
ern, for whom we have great admira-
ton.
HERE'S news; Clark Gable and
L Claudettc Colbert will be held
over for fifth week in 1t Happened
One Night" at R-K-O Kelths.
x x : x
IMPRESSIONS Of the Belasco. in
= its sudden and popular revival
made last night during viewing OF
Three and One:
The play is one Of the naughtleSt
we have ever beheld.
The public either rCars over It, or
gees to sleep over 1t.
Two women in a stage box almost
fell into the pit, so joyous we're their
reactions to Sherlmg divers acting.
Sherling Oliver does an excellent
lob. suggesting at various intervals
Alfred Lunt. Robert Montgomery and
Frederic March.
Jacquelin Logan is still first-class
beauty, but she can afford to relax
more on the stage. After all, the role
calls for it.
We should like to have seen this
play in its original French setting.
In its present presentation 1t lacks
some of the Partisan snap that was
undoubtedly there in the first place.
The Belasco hasn't had such COM
cdy since Mae West tackled The
Constant Sinner"-for two nights.
The audience included everybody in
town, plus lot of rather guilty-look-
ing people who sneaked in after the
curtain had gone up.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

" III UU Z 'GI } IL4IL45
they did in the
Dolores Del Rio
picture and
more too bad
that such celeb
rites as the
Speaker Of the
House and Mrs.
Rainey and
R epresenta tive
and Mrs. ByrneS
and popular
Evening star., 1934-03-21
WEDS JERSEY ARTIST
American in France Awaited

Freeing on Assault Charge.
PARIS, March 81 LP).-Miss Jarvis
Kerr. an American born in France,
was married in civil rights yesterday
to Roderick F. Mead, an artist of
South Orange, N. j.. for whom she
waited until he and four other
Americans arrested in Palma, NAL
lorca, on charge of assaulting a
civil guard, were freed. The religious
ceremony was to be performed to-
night.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

such popular peo-
pie as Mrs. Vim
ton Chaplin =.
(Mr. c h a p ms
foot ball playing
at Harvard was
headlines) . :.
and writer, etc,
Mrs. Curtis Dali
and Mrs.
John CasWell
who knows how
to make "Popo-
catapetl" tonic.
CidOpV as
Evening star., 1934-03-21

the Spectator began to say above :.
will play bitsfrom "Manon, - ''Traviata"
and "Lohengrin" SandWiched IN
between Keep on Doin' What You're
Doin" one of the most popular
of the new beer songs.
In conclusion: A Spanish signorltta
and film star from Madrid :.
Adrina Otero . . not a sister OF
singer Enlma's will dance at the
Shoreham most any time now :.
the De Espey's will be there, too Z.
and Frank Colson :. who sang mu-
sic once at the Metropolitan Opera
House and if you barge in on the
Troika you may be fortunate enough to
see Princess Troubetoraya :. in that
same hall where few weeks ago Ethel
Pastor sang scorchers g. that IS -. :.
before she joined Phil Spitalny's band
and planned to come back :. =. as
she will to the Fox this FRIDAY
:. as a Spitalney-ite.
Extra!!
That nicely singing young girl .
aged 1S whom Rudy Vallee in
troduced with such a flourish last
night on his radio hour . .
was Thelma Nevins talented
sister of talented Marty (Heigh-Ho)
RubinS.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
EYtrai u
IN PIANO RECITAL.

Alice Neuman and Eleanor Blumen-
thai will be soloists for the meeting
of the Esmu Club Juniors today. Eta
Schmid Wells will present Flora Blu
menthal and Helen Brylawski in a
program Of piano numbers.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
By the Spectator

Trade Mark Registered. U. S. Patent Offce

brief illness. Seen: The
Harry ]. Miller's celebrating with a
large square cake with a miniature
boxing ring and two fisticuffers atop
of it.
People who want to know
what it felt like doing a carioco in
Flying Down to Rio that film
which glorified a number Of things
:. may ask De Carlos and Granada
ovcn-like dance team
who tomorrow Will cariOca all
over the Wardman Parks new
room in that knee-bend-
ing atmosphere . made famous
by Julie Zimmerman and Jimmie
Mitchell De Carlos and Granada
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Dolores Del Rio Wears
Silver Nails With White
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

r HOLLYWOOD Calf. March 81 (NANA)+-DooreS Del Rio
silver nails with her al-Whlte costume at the acadeny
dinner bet that most of the ladies OF Holly
wood will be lver-tipped Talking after
the banquet and you didn't award of the avo
rases of the evening Will waXed funner than funny
and will quiet time those who laughed
fee free with his witt
Evening star., 1934-03-21

OpdIllelS dIe COIllIIlS uIIO vogue LIOIS
and more every day. Black and white
ones, liver -colored ones, honey-colored
spaniels and coal-black spaniels; but
my Scottie will always hold his own
with all these fancy doggies in my af-
feCtions.
Head of the class to Will Rogers
for his remark about Sam Goldwyn's
lecture at Harvard University. Said
Rogers: They gave the pupils an
English version of the lecture after
Sam finished" >. and head of the
class to Diana Wynward for be-
ing the most beautiful woman at
the academy dinner. where all Holly
wood was assembled in its best bib
and tucker ready to step up and take
the prize for the most wonderful, etc,
etc
Neither Of the brothers Barrymore
went to the academy dinner; evi-
IDENTIFY they didn't expect to take a
prize this year they were both
right Russ Colombo is still
signing over Carole Lombard, who is
making a picture and can't stay up
late of nights. So, from $50 on,
Russ goes out with couple of fellows
and drops in wherever a group of
congenial friends happens to be. No
two-timing for this lad with the
honest eyes.
Copyright 1884. bv the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncD
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Midweek'NOtes of Screen
And Stage Entertainment
"Eskimo." Which Is En- Route, Has Its Name
Changed to Eskimo Wife Traders -Some
Impressions of Play at Belasco.
RY E de S. MELCHEE.

JUST why perfectly title Eskimo should be changed
to Eskimo Traders Of those mysteries which
only Hollywood psychologists can solve At any rate
~ Eskimo" Eskimo Wife Traders" suppose the latter
stimulate the boxoce boys will be screened at the
Palace Friday Announcement of this made
sterdaV management
Evening star., 1934-03-21

Unemployment Drops.
England, is lower than at any time
since 1926.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Tito Schipa, Tenor, Shows
A Sweeping Voice Power
Artist Heard Yesterday in Concert, Disap.
pointed Audience in Early Numbers, but
Improved as His Recital Progressed.
BY ALICE EVERSNAN.

TIME second Dorseys Tuesday series
given yesterday at Constitution Hail. presented Tito Schpa,
of the past two at the Metropotan
BY time the final group and had been sung
fresh tmbre
which has brought him fame Unfortunately in the opening
lack of clarity which
disappointment in this whose the
platform equaled operate rumphS
Evening star., 1934-03-21

Mrs. Carter should play more in pub
lie, for the promise of yesterdays
performance was great and true
enough to make one wish to hear
more. For encore she gave the lyrical
Romance" by Svendsen, with piano
accompaniment, artistically drawing
outline and wealth of rich tone. She
was the recipient of generous ap-
plause from large audience, and
many beautiful flowers.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

Now they say Mae West not only
writes in bed but rehearSes her scenes
with the pillows for props ana
all the Hollywood stars are giving
Mae West limitations as their part OF
an evenings entertainment =. Edna
Best and Herbert Marshall are ap-
pearing together in public very con-
spicuously this season, all due to the
gossip about La Belle Swanson
Sylvia Sidney started out to be
physician and then thought better
of it Carl BriSSon feels that
sheep dog did so much for his career
that he had a picture of one in
corporated into his coat of arms.
Girls keep calling themselves Carol
when applying to the one and only
Earl" for a job; he used to fall for
the idea, but today the get the same
treatment as the Smiths, JoneSeS and
others Lou Tellegen tried to
dance at the academy dinner the
other night, but was stopped by some
famous producer or other every 3
feet or so until his dancing DISPOSE
ton was that riled and his right arm
was nearly shaken off He has
been living in seclusion in movleland
waiting for the right part to break.
Metro is bound that it will get be-
yond Catalina on its next picture,
Treasure Island" and Jimmie
Durante's wife, having had a taste
of greatness by getting before a
camera, doesn't want to be just Mrs.
Jimmy" any more . Johnny Weiss
muller says you can't do more than
Is minutes exercise in a day with
out overstraining your muscles. Hoo
ever, take it daily :, They're having
Maurice Chevalier tap dance for his
role in the Merry Widow"-which is
bringing that little operetta up to
date and Ruth Chatterton, most
dignified lady of the screen, likes to
ride the "dipper" at Santa Monica
amusement park.
Cecil De Mile says beer has ruined
the silhouettes of our Hollywood young
men; every applicant for a job faces
"Seebee" with protruding waistline.
Oh, boys, oh. boys, what will all this
come to? Charles Laughton will have
rivals he never dreamed Of .
Evening star., 1934-03-21

** While Mrs. Stotesbury is being
wined and dined in Hollywood :.
granddaughter Louise Brooks Howard
visits the Heigh-Ho. MONDAY
night she was there with husband
and Eppes Hawes Preston ana
merry newspaper monarch whose
laugh is louder than his bite and
all present marvelled at how very
well they all looked . and how well
they danced and how 1t taxes
dapper Baltimoreans to show the local
talent how to hop "one, two,
three, four" chimed Dupont smoothle
in the small pink ear of Abigail Sard
as he twirled her brusquely to the
tune of Christmas Time in Harlem"
"one, two, three, four" sang Mrs.
Kent Legare's young sister just
back from her Southern homeland
in time to say congratulations"
Evening star., 1934-03-21

VOW that the Guy Scots are
back from Florida the Loe-
l wenkeller is settling down to
Y full bloom prosperity again
Evening star., 1934-03-21

Virginia Blake fianKed py G'
w, Maryland and Catholic U, boys
won't be there or maybe they Will
since they were present the other
night and that "Teeny' Ekengran
who wields a wicked paint brush
won't be there either GO. to I'M
mortalize them . in some OF her
popular oils.