Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-01

z EkA Tonight ! haven't
got any more sub
ject to talk on than a lady companion
at a dinner table, that Is | mean nothing
big. We just got to mess around and
see what little stun has shown up.
A few nights age we previewed a
picture David Harum, at one Of the
Beverly Hills big movie houses. We
generally take en- out to some little
out OF the Nay town, but everybody
was too lazy to drive anywhere so they
just tried It on the home folks. The pic
ture had been going on only a short
ways and the leading lady. Miss Evelyn
venerable. tfrom the Shakesperian
stage and this is her third pictured, well
somebody In the dark whispered over
my shoulder from the row behind and
asked who the girl was. Well you know
who 1t was? 1t was Jean Harlow and
Mr.. Rosson. her husband who asked,
and they were very interested In the
girl. also the boy Kent Taylor. Well
| felt proud that they would turn out
to see my little picture. and every once
in awhile | would peek back and they
would be- holding hands. Now that is
mighty big news for a Hollywood
couple that are really married.
Then Of course outside the theatre
was the usual autograph pests. They
don't any more want your autograph
but they just seem to act like they
had a bet on with each. Half the time
they don't even know who 1t is they
have asked to write. | don't know, but
that strikes me as being the dumbest
lad that's been invented. My Lord what
could a lot OF us movis folks mean. |
can see somebody wanting President
~Roosevelts. or Chief Justice Hughes, or
Col. and Ann L~indbergh. But the crazy
way they are running after m now.
their list would read like a petition for
someone to get the Post Office.
Got a letter among some mail with
the cutest picture OF triplets, three
little boys five years old. from Seattle.
| don't know why the Mother picked me
out to tell M about EN-. but | don't
blame her. II / had EN- | would be SO
tickled | would tell 1t too. Course after
all they are not quite the burden on
the Father as on the Mother.
Got q book here from some woman
named Nola Henderson called, "This
Much Is Nine" Haven't read 1t. That's
a good title amt 1t. This Much Is Mine.
Think she says he Is from Oklahoma.
Speaking Of books. did | tell you
about meeting Harold Bell Wright
here not long ago? | think | did, so
wont tell you anymore. He Is an awful
nice fellow. and | sure enjoyed meeting
him. Roscoe Turner, the record holder
OF Transcontinental records. was just
out to see me. We were both In hopes
that things would not throw our old
airmail buddies out Of jobs. but equally
hoping they got the mes that did pull
anything. Frank Hawkes. and his wife
stayed all night with me out here at
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sailed for the Orient. He was taking
over a big Curtis bombing plane to
demonstrate to the Chinese Govern
ment
This aviation Is not a local affair,
1t seems to be spreading. G. B. Irwin,
Charley from Cheyenne, Wyoming
was out. For years he was the main
stay Of the Cheyenne Frontier days
celebration, he and his daughters that
rode 80 wonderful. Charley has grown
up and is a big boy now. says he has
some good race horses down at Tia
Juana, Mex. He said last Sunday was
n Of the biggest days they had had
down there, yet they have drinking
here, and legalized horse racing too,
but there was thousands there all try
ing to make bets.
You know there must be- a lot Of
money In this Country yet. | think a
lot OF this continually bowling about
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