Twin-City herald., 1934-01-20

say some Of the darndest things.
JIMMY oLtvER-beeauss Of that
grin Of his.
| PEG TREsVAN -- because she
always makes you feel so much at
home when you visit her.
tNEz DoUGLASS-just because
she's 1nez, and a darn swell kid.
LUCY BELLANY-because of that
giggle which bursts forth on any and
all occasions.
DWIGHT REED-because he's SO
bashful, and has such nice broad
shoulders. -....
MIKE BANNARN-because there's
a world Of talent in that quiet-ap-
pearing young man.
| MAGGIE and CHARLIE BUGGS-
because she's so much fun, and be-
cause he's the type of a fellow who is
naturally brilliant, loves his work, and
is going to get ahead and be some
body. "
LEO BOHANON - because 1 so
thoroughly hated him a year ago. ~
HARRY LANDERS - because he's
never boring. At times he's the most
awful pest, and at other times he's
the best company ever. When he's
a pest, want to wiring his neck, but
when he's being himself, like to talk
to him. Il
ED SALTER-because he's the only
person I know who can cure me of
the blues, and because he can make
me laugh until tears stream down
my face. I
EARL SHAMWELL-because his
colossal conceit amazes me. !
NILEE LUCKEE-because I lust
like 'er. "
DICK ALLEN-because he's the
most unusual person I know. His
indifference towards everyone and
| everything puzzles me because it is
SO unlike my own tendency towards
minding everyone else's business, and
letting my own go hang.
LOUIS MASON because he's the
coolest smart person in the Twin
Cities.
EDNA MILLER CARR,-because
when she goes out she puts her per-
sonal likes and dislikes to one side,
and doesn't put a damper on a party
by harping on the II have to get up
and go to work in the morning"
stuff.
VERN and LII FREEMAN-be
cause they're one of the swellest mar
ried couples know. They act more
ike a couple of youngsters than any
thing else. The sky's the limit, SO why
stay on the ground7 They have
their fights, but what married couple
doesn't?
Well, of course, I've left out quite !
a few people, but will list them some
lime in the future. If l started on
those 1 don't like, and tried to tell |
why, the print would start burning
When BING CROSBY sings "our |
Big Love Scene" in his new picture,
the women are going to swoon and |
fall out into the aisles. Have you
heard his recording of it? Believe
you me, it's honey.
Another picture which you might
watch for, is "Strange Holiday" star
ring FREDRIC MARCH. It is the
play death Takes A Holiday under
screen title. The story is strange
and fantastic, and decidedly un-
usual. 1t tells of how Death, played
by Fredric March, comes to earth in
the human form of handsome noble,
man. Death is anxious to discover
why it is humans fear so to die, and
so he decides to visit earth for three
short days so that he may find out
just why he is feared and hated. He
does find out. During the three DAYS
he IS on earth, nothing dies, nothing
willis. Death refers to it in the stage
play as "cosmic springtime." Only
one person knows his secret, and that
is the man in whose home he is a
guest. To the other guests, he is a
strangely fascinating figure, a figure
which they cannot understand, and for
some reason almost fear. All in all,
on the stage it was a moving, vital
play, and if the movies have not
hashed it up as they do so many stage
plays, it should be a success on the
screen. Fredric March certainly is |
the actor for the part, for it is a part
that must be handled deftly, expertly,
and l don't think there is another act
or on the screen who has the scope
or understanding of roles which March
possesses. /
| have perfect absurd fear of ele-
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