The Washington times., 1934-08-04

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Nevertheless, so Of McLaglen'S
troopers, many Of them veterans
Of Indian campaigns, will add
authenticity and color to the
Bengal Lancers," with plenty Of
trick riding and galloping thrills.
One Of my snoOpers claims
land in loud tOnes) that Jack
Durant, the Scotch acrobat and
social lion, would absolutely 60
in for the fancy game Of polo
II he could find ponies that
didn't eat hay!
Wanderings around Hollywood
...Of course, the young lady
DOESN'T know it, but her boy
friend "a lad in pictureS) actually
tried to jinx q picture deal she
had on the fire-and all because
she was getting dull and he fig
ured she'd leave town. Connie
Bennett gets credit for starting
the current fad Of wearing
pajamas to lunch in the brown
derbys. and a VERRA COOL1SH
idea for those days.
The AL RogellS are Skidding off
a skating party tonight. and that
means they will be LIKE THIS to-
morrow. Nat Lavine put DENT
in his bankroll throwing a BiIt-
more bowl party for the Sam
BiSchoffS and the Sam BriSkins
the other Whoopee time. Doris
Kenyon's two-performance opera
appearances will be in Secrets
of Suzanne" by Wals-Farrai, at
the Philharmonic Nov. S. AT the
moment, Ann Sothern is delving
into Russian history and why
Roger Pryor wears such noisy
coats, which, if you ask me, is
the HEIGHT of something or
other as far as comparisons go. t.
Gathering odds and ends. .
Wed. night the Gore Brothers
started with q new series Of
worries - They opened their
226th theatre in L. A.-the new
Iris on Hollywood Blvd. Mike
and Abe Gore originally built
225 theatre movie palaces for
West Coast, Inc. Lionel At
will has replaced Colin Give in
"The Firebrand" ut Warmers. .
Breaking an ancient custom,
will Rogers will make two more
features before Jan. for Fox
and this time under Sol. M.
Murtzell'S supervision. BUST
ING another old rule, Eddie Can
tor Is figuring on doing o Sec
Ond comedy this year for Sam
GOldwyn.
Winslow Felix postcards from
New York that he's been giving
the old place the thrill, and,
what's more, WinSlow'S the boy
to do that!. The Harvey Thaws
are off for a European vacash.
Strange goings on in the movie
village
AS Pauline Lord finished the
last scene in MRS. Wigs Of the
Cabbage Patch" for Paramount,
her voice faded. And she was
sent to throat specialist before
returning to New York. She was
really "speechless" about the
whole thing.
Blanche Bates, famous years
ago behind the footlights and
especially in 1.-THE Girl of the
Golden West" has gone to work
for her hubby, George Creel, who
is in the gubernatorial race in
California. Blanche has already
lined UP such notableS as Rupert
Hughes, Ruth Chatterton and
Irwin Cobb to speak in her
hubby'S behalf.
Shopping Bill Powell and
Jean Harlow, playing around
the social elite in Del Monte,
have started q flock Of gOSsipy
tongues to wagging. i saw the
preview Of Harold LlOyd's new
picture, ''The Cats Paw" the
other eve. Frankly, I was quite
disappointed. 1t hasn't the
sustaining, laugh provoking
sequences as his previous sue
ceSSeS. But rather is I'm the
order Of . Straight-line situation
cOmedy-drama. 1 hope for
HarOId's sake, however, that
yOu-and yOu-like the complete
change Of character.
It's fairly certainly that Maui
reen O'Sullivan and John Farrow,
who hold a record for long en-
gagementS in Hollywood, will be