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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Bruno.
Bible study Friday night at the
A. F. Forsyth home.
c. E. Saturday night at the Sprague
home.
at Ills.
kerrick.
Sunday school at 10:45 a. M; serv-
ice at 9:45.
Willow River.
Sunday school at 10 a. m; service
at p. m.
DAVID HARRINGTON, Pastor.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

ven.
Aquella aventura de Italia,
que nadie saba Y en- la que Mo
rales figuraba como salvador
de Costa Nina, habia hecho que
ell recien presentado tuviese un
encanto mas: ell del misterio.
iQue habria sido 'aquello?
Todos tenian deseO de como
%cerlo; pero ninguno Sc habia a
trevido a p%reguntar, por tenor
a ser inoportuno.
Al 1nico a quien no habia ST.
do simpatico ell j6ven, era a
Candidito Escamilla.
Por ESQ este Sc esforzaba en-
buscar alguien a quien poder
hablar MAJ de Enrique, dnico
desahogo de las almas mezqui-
mas Y ruines.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
TRIUNFO Ell CALICO
JOSE

Otra victoria alcanzo aver el
gallego Jose Dominguez, en- Ben
jamin Field, en- la lucha que
sostuvo con Babe Caddock, ex-
campe6n de la Florida.
Caddock rod6 fuera del ring
a traves de las sogas, y Sc lasti-
mo ell brazo izquierdo, 10 que lie
hzo ser una "'ctima facil de-
galaico.
Surgi6 ell final a los "a MIMI
tos Y Is segundos de lucha lin
pia. Caddock trat6 de aplicarle
al gallego su llave iaponesa de
pie, pero fracaso en- mas de una
vez.
La lucha entire ell viejo Pap
pas y ell barbudo de Kentucky
dur6 solo IL minutes y 81 Sc
gundos.
Pappas agarr6 por la barba q
su adversario y lie sac6 del cua.
drilatero. Savage Sc incorpor(
Y cargo hacia el con la cabezs
baja, derribando la escalera re
subida al ring Y amenazand1
con ella la cabeza del GREGG.
Los artilleros entraron en- &C
ci6n Y Sc apacigu6. Luego rom.
pieron todas las reglas hast:
que ell barbudo lie trio bien y Il
!sujeto, dandosele Ia victoria.
Red O'Dell, de California, h
70 lucha nula, en- 80 minutes
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

Las muchachas que tan NAL
hablaban de TODD ell mundo y
que va habian empezado a de-
cir que ell j6ven sevillano era un
pedante, al yer a Candidito
desairado por Elvira, compren-
dieron que era buena la OCCASION
para abordar al hip6crita Esca-
milla, haciendole escupir un po-
co del veneno que llevaba dem
tro.
Por ESQ, sin duda, cuando pa
SO por ell lado de elias, la enca-
nijada flacucha, lie llam6:
-iCandidito! iCandidito!
-Senorita..
-Venga, que lie necesitamos;
digo, 81 este no lie ha de servir
de molestia,-agreg6 con cier-
ia socarroneria.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
AVER Ell DIRBC-
TOR DE LEVINSKY Y
CANCELA
CANCELA

Para dirigir a Tony Cancela
IN ell combate a cu3tro asaltos
que este sostendra Ell dia 81, en-
Benjamin Field, contra ell cam
pe6n Max Baer, sarrib6 aver a
.esta ciudaS ell director del oriun
do de Galicia y de King Lev,ns-
ky, 81. Harold Steinman.
Cancela tratara de vengar,
en- la mejor manera possible, Ia
derrota que ell pescador sufrie-
ra en- Chicago, hace pocos dias.
ID por terminadas unas va
caciones de 10 dias y aqui estoy
psra atender estrictamente al
negocio. Levinsky y los otros
muchachOs estan en- Miami.
Ell "nocaut" de Baer fue una
equivocaS sfrida por Lew
insky ell campe6n odia a mi pa
trocinado. 5Por que? Porque
sabe ridicuI carlo. Cast estuyo
a punto de v~encerlo en- ell pri-
mer as3lto, cuando Baer tuvC
que conformarse con recibir.
Despues ell descuido, la guardie
baja y ell puhetazo en- la barba.
Baer Sc mueve y hace "gra,
cas-" para que ell contrario Sc
confie. Ahora tratara de acos.
tar a Cancela, por ser compare.
j., no de Levinsky, y por este hi
!; venido. Yo procurare que Tony
no sea "derribado". Es la graz
oportunidad del j6ven tampe-
no, la mejor que ha tenido.
Art Lasky, Steve Hamas y
otros individuos de la primers
fila han rehusado pelear cor
Tony, porque lie temen.
Yo ofreci una garantia de
$500 al negro Jose Luis, de
Detroit, y despues la subj q
$500 para que peleara con e
y no quiso.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

"A mi no pueden molestar-
me ustedes nunca,-dijo Candi
do Escamilla, que Sc estaba pa
sando la ncche sin poderle diri-
CIR a nadie la palabra.
Y luego, con una expression
tingida de galante bondad, aere
60 mientras Sc acercaba al CRU
pc de la murmuraci6n constan-
tie:
-Sepamos en- que puedo ser
virlaS
I'm una cosa bien facil.
Fac lisima,-agreg6 otra.
-Enormemente sencilla.
-Bien, bien; pero, mientras
70 no 10 sepa, NAL puedo apre-
surname a complacerla.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

VARIOS OFICIALES DE LA
EXPOSITION UN SIGLO
DE PROGRESO VISTA
RAN LA FERIA DE FLO
RIDA
Al administrator general de
la Fer;a de Florida, Mr.. P. T.
Strieder, lie ha communicate ell
ST.. Earl w. Brown, que tuvo a
su cargo la parte de Florida en-
la Exposition I'm Siglo de Pro-
greso, que varios of.ciales de
esa Exposition vendran a Tam
pa como huespedes de la Feria
de Florida.
Entire los directories de Chi
cago Sc organize un club llama
do Zero, que Sc reunira en- De-
land ell viernes Is de enero. Des
pues de un viaje a Miami ell club
arribara a Tampa ell lunes por
la nOche, enero %, figurando en-
eel grupo ell p~residente Rufuz C.
Dawes, ell administrator gene
raj Lenox E. Lohr, los corone-
les Miller, Fitch y Frank Buck
y otros.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
BOXtO
BAER DISPUESTO A
PELEAR CON TODOS

New York, enero 12.-El di-
rector de Max Baer, Ancil HOff
man, manifesto aver que ell cam
pe6n esta d,spuesto a pelear con
TODD slos hombres que lie pre-
senten, sin exigir en- ningun ca
so condolences imposibles.
"Traiganlos y con eIlos pelea-
remos'.
Opina ell experto manager
que los 1nicos pugiles con 'flus'
para ofrecer ser;a resistencia a
los punos del hebreo son Steve
Hamas, Primo Camera, Max
Schmeling, Art L9sky y possible
mente ell ingles Jack Peterson.
"Hamas esta al frente del Cru
pc y por 10 tanto preferimos ell.
mlnar prlmero a los otrOs. Las
ky y ell resto no significan ma
da". Yo creo que Buddy Sc bas-
ia para clos.
POGO despues de haber habla-
do Hoffman con los periodistas
John J. Phelan, presidente de
la comisi6n atletica del estado.
dijo que Sc toleraran combates
de Baer a A 0 10 asaltos, pero.
siempre que sea con "oponen-
ties calificados". Ell cada bout
deberan actuar dos jueces y IN
arbitro, que decidiran. Y Ell ii.
tulo de Baer Sc discutira, aun-
que las peleas no Sc anuncien
como de gran importancia.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
mano querido a quien no Sc ha
visto en- mucho tempo.
Els verdad.
VIII

Entire tanto, corria va de Boz
ca en- boca ell nombre de Enri-
quillo Morales.
La genie suele ser muy move
lera, y desde ell duque de Cam
pc Oscuro hasta ell Gltimo indi-
viduo que habia en- los salones
de los marqueses de Riabaja,
parecian tener un verdadero
gusto en- estrechar aquella ma
no y poder lamar al j6ven Sc
vlllano, Enriquillo a secas.
En- verdad que era muy agra
dable y muy original aquel i6-
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
REBUET 10
MARA PARTE EN- LAS CA
RRERAS DE LA FERIA

Ell vieec6nsul de Cuba en- Tam
pa, Sr. Reinaldo Fernandez R
bull, que es un ~automovilista de
gran habil.dad, tomara parte en-
las carreras que ell martes 20 de
febrero sc efectuaran en- los te-
rrenos de la Feria de Florida.
s Rebuff, perteneciente a la ju-
ventud revolucionaria Guiana.
guiara un Frontenac que lie S
"a m3ndado de la Habana.
Rec entemente ell apreciado
funcionario consular hizo una
demonstration, con un coche de
"stock", en- las carreras que Sc
efectuaron en- Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
La Gaceta Folletin No. 72
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

ser compatriotas para defen-
derse mutuamente.
Hay, sin embargo,-dijo el
duque,-acciones que merecen
no olvidarse jamas.
-Entonces no cabrian los re
cuerdos en- la memoria. FL SEN
timiento y la simpatia hacia la
patria, son muy grandes Guam
do esta uno lejos de ella. De ahi
resulta que Ell encuentro de dos
espanoles en- Italia, por ejem-
plo sea para ellos tan allegro
como ell encuentro de un her.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
reunion, la formaban ellos.

reunion, la tormaban elloS.
Solo Sc consumia de rabia
Candidito, viendo que Sc lie es-
cababa de las manos un parti-
do ventajosisimo, que seg1n Ell,
estaba cast a punto de colmar
todas las aspiraciones suyas y
los deseos de su ito ell can6nigo.
POr ESQ no desaprovech6 O.
.casion de desprestigiar a Mora
les en- 10 possible, valiendose de
cuantas manas pudo.
Aunque no consiguiera NADIA
con este, lograba al menos des-
ahogar su pecho lleno de ira.
No Sc quien ide6 la Erase que
dice: "Dios los cria Y ellos Sc
juntan'; pero desde luego pue-
de a~firmarse, que dijo una gran
verdad.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
AMBERS TRIUNFO FACIL-
MENTE SOBRE DUBLINS-
KY

New York, enero LA CO.
mission atletica del estado fue
vindicada anoche por Lou Am
bers, a quien seleccionara como
ell retador No. l de la categoria
del peso ligero. Con admirable
facilidad Ambers derrot6 ano-
che a Harry Dublinsky, de
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
CAPITULO III
Fin de fiesta

BESIDE que vieron a Elvira de
Riabaja del brazo del simpati-
co j6ven, va no Sc atrevi6 nadie
a solicitar de la encantadora nj
ma un solo nlmero del bale.
Ella era la que tenia ell deber
de hacer los honores de la casa
al elegante Enriquillo.
No pocas mujeres, como he
mos dicho, dejaron de envidiar
la suerte de la muchacha; pero
hubo pocas que dejaran de con-
fesar que la mejor pareja de la
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

MUY BARATA. Buena casa,
cerca del Centre Asturiano, con
muebles o sin muebles. Produce
cerca de $50 y ademas en- ella
vive su dueno. Informan, Tele-
fono Y 9201.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

iCuantas veceS Sc han enfren
t3do dos campeones? Algunas.
seg1n Sc vera: Jack Dempsey,
campeon del peso pesado, Sc ba-
tic con George Carpenter, cam
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

Como retador Official de Mau-
ricio Holtzer ha sido escogido
ell marselles Leperson.
Milou Pladner, Ell peso de ga
llo frances, venci6 p0r nocaut
t6cnico al belga Biesman.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12

I'm ciudadano de Irun, RAM
bu, pele6 en- Barcelona con ell ca
ITALIAN Mic6, cargando este con
la derrota.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
en- la peot desf5ta 81

en- la peor desf5ta sa- (
frida por este en- 81 l3sga ca
rrera. Solo TOO espectadores
presenciaron la pelea. :
Ambers, que es algo asi CO.
me una edici6n de bolsrllo del
ID. onto Marry Greb, sin inquie-
: tai Pc po8 a diferencia dsyestatu
a RAJ Iaporsinco pulgad<' y sin
n consSar Ia %Sao<1eia de pc
$ so, 6 libras Y media, atac6 flu.
riosamente y en- varias ocasio
mes puso a su rival en- la "ver
la ia" del nocaut. Los juecss k
e. concedieron 7 asaltos, dos a
IS. vencido y uno emp 5tado.
a Dublinsky, que pertenece a
by peso weller, baj6 del cuadrila
al tero con rs labios destrozado
os y la cara ensangrentada.
La gaceta., 1935-01-12
CON LOS GUANTES

Al. pugil cubano Kid Tunerc
Sc lie Ia .pombrado nuevamehte
Aetadpr Official del campe6n
Marcel Thil.
Green aIgunos inteligentes
que Tunero posee bastante resis
tencia para soportar los pune.
taos de Thil, pero carece de Ii
haGilidad suficiente para con-
gu star ell campeonato.
Ell boxeador aleman Sdlen-
rath sufri6 lesiones graves ell
ell combate que recientemente
scstuviera, llevando la per pal
: tie, con Ell vasco Isidoro Gait
naga,
Schoenrath no podra volver ;
pelear hasta fines de enero o la.
primeras semanas de febrero.
Ha neleado en- BrUselas COZ
Ell belga Rtchart ell catalan San
tiago Sofa.
Los jueces fallaron a favor
del belga, que Sc anot6 mayo
nGmero de puntos.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

Swanky! Just like real
Chrysler, streamlined and
all. Real lights, rubber
tired wheels and all trim
mings. Sturdy steel.
Bright baked on enamel fin
ish.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

See Mickey Mouse in colors as you
tear down the street. Speedy
scooter with strong red enameleo
steel frame. wood handle and foot
board. Parking stand. Others to
$4.49.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

Tripod type target OF
colored cardboard. Steel
spring gun and 4 rub
ber-tipped suction cup
darts that stick to tar ge
Evening star., 1935-11-28

Brand-new in every inch. ALL
steel frame in bright red enamel
with silvery-c -colored spokes. Elec-
trio headlights. Large rubber pedals
and tires. Others to $12.45.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

Quality features usually found In
most expensive sets, such as spiral
steel focusing wheel, swinging
specimen stage, rs to 500 power
adjustable swivel micros cope.
Others to $7.65.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

1t has 8 wheels, Is extra strong,
with double-disc, steel roller-bear-
ing wheels. One-inch-tread tires.
Massive body. 40 inches long.
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
Bill Powell and Franchot Tone
Are Leading Men in Dramatic
Story With Music
BY ANDREW R. KELLEY

: Headlines in the Libby Holman Smith Reynolds case
probably inspired the latest Jean Harlow picture Reckless "
for Of its dramatic incidents parallel that tragedy and
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
Late News of
Broadway

NEW YORK. April l7.-Ogden
Nash has done his first stage
writing for a revue which is sched-
uled for presentation next season
by the Shuberts. Harold Arlen
has composed the score for the
show. which is described as topi-
cal and satirical. No title has yet
been selected for the offering.
Tobacco Road" Jack Kirk
lands dramitization of the Erskine
Caldwell novel, plays its 600th
performance at the Forrest The
alter tonight. With the exception
of the Jeeter Lester role, now be-
ing performed by James Bell. the
cast remains virtually intact. in
Guiding Margaret Wycherly. Sam
Byrd. Maude Odell and Patricia
Quinn. The play is the oldest en-
tertainment on Broadway.
The fiftieth performance Of
"Petticoat Fever" will be played
tonight at the Ritz Theater. Den
mis- King is starred in the Mark
Reed comedy.
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
MOVIE
O'CLOCK

FOX-Paui LUCAS and Ted Healy
in Casino Murder Case"
1880 a. ma, 1870, AIS. 7:05
and GAS p. m. Stage: 1910,
1920, 6:10 and 8:55 p. m.
EARLE-Ann Sheridan and Fred
MacMurray in Car 90 1900
a.. M, lao, 4:25. 7:1G 9:55
p. m. Stage: 12:45, 3:35.
$40 9:O5 p. m.
PALACE-Bing Crosby ana Joan
BENNETT. in Mississippi"
1875 a. M, 1885, $40, $40,
7:45, $50 p. m.
BELASCO-"Road 10 Life"
1854 a. M. 1853, 1852, Ssh,
7:50, 9:49 p. m.
RKO KEITH'S-William Powell
and Ginger Rogers in Star
of Midnight" 11:44 a. m,
1:44. 3:44, 5;44, 7:44, 9:44
p. m.
COL UNI BIA-Will Rogers in
Life Begins at 40" l1:15 a.
M. 1920. 1925, 5:36, TAO, $50
b. m.
METROPOLITAN Charles
Langhton in "Ruggles of Red
Gap" l1:10 a. M, lis, 3:15,
$40, 1928, $50 p. m,
how RD-'The Best Man
Wins 1890, $50. 7:05.
1910 p. m. Stage-2:40, $50,
9:05 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
Free Roses to
Harlow Fans

Platinum blondes attention!
The worlds most famous plati-
num.haired beauty, Jean Harlow,
has just had a beautiful rose
named the Jean Harlow Red
Rose by leading American
florists.
The Washington florist, Guides.
cooperating with Loew's Palace
Theater will distribute one of
these beautifully large and
fragrant roses to the first II
platinum blondes. or near plati-
mum. entering the Palace on Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. There
will be II of these coveted Jean
Harlow red roses offered on each
of the three days.
The rose was so named in
honor of Miss Harlow's exciting
characterization in Reckless. :"
the Observation-Disclosures musical
melodrama co-Starring William
Powell and opening Friday at
Loew's Palace.
The Washington times., 1935-04-17

the March of Time, news reel
and other short subjects.
EARLE-Al JolSon and Ruby
Keller in Go Into Your Dance"
will provide the main screen at
traction opening Friday. This
well-told story is filled with song
and dance, with the stars assisted
by Patsy Kelly. Glenda Farrell,
Phil Regain and Gordon WeScott.
On the stage will be Oracle Bar
rie final week.. Herb Cook.
Dontella, Bob Hall and the Three
CoSsacks. Short subjects COM
plete the program.
METROPOLITAN-Jack Holt
and Mona Barrie in "Unwelcome
Stranger" Columbia comedy
drama. will be the main screen
attraction. The picture is based
on an original story by William
Jacobs and is directed by Phil
Rosen. Jackie Searle and Ralph
Morgan are in the supporting
cast. Selected short subjects and
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
BY LLOYD PANTAGES
Copyright. 1895. by King Features
Syndicate. Incl

HOLLYWOOD, April 16-Morn-
ing mail: Books on etiquette took
an awful rap when the movies
came into being. Because of the
long, irregular studio hours, re-
taxation has become the keynote
of formality out here. When a
dinner is set for 1870. the guests
are cinch to arrive by nine. II
cinema queen is feeling espe-
cially relaxed, she attends a party
in Stacks and many a dinner has
been graced by gentlemen in every
thing from Knockers to tuxedos.
The high priesteSs of relaxation,
besides Carlo. whom nobody
ever sees anyway, is Katie Hep
burn, who goes everywhere at
tired in Stacks. Norfolk jacket and
baret and what's more, driving
her own motor which is nothing
more than a station wagon.
For sheer uniqueneSs Ray
Mobiles orchestra is "the top"
Although his records are best
sellers (and this next is cinch
to bring in a storm of protests
he claims that neither he nor
his orchestra have ever played
in a theater, dance hall, or a
night club. Under these circum-
stances his appearance. with
band, in Paramount's Big Broad
cast of 1885" should be worth
seeing.
Believe it or not. after a pic
ture of Glenda Farrell holding
her Siamese cat wearing glasSes)
appeared in print her fan mail
tripled in volume. The epistles
were from feline lovers. who ex-
planned their pussies also suffered
from one eye disturbance or
another and asked Miss F.. to
what optometrist they should
take them. That practically
extinct bird. the Penguin, is prob
ably a little more extinct in the
frozen north right now, for
Admiral Byrd has captured
brace of them. which he is bring
The Washington times., 1935-04-17

GAYETY - "Racket-Dears" is
the title of the new burlesque
show opening Sunday matinee and
featuring Mike Sachs, famed
Hebrew comedian. In the list Of
principals are Ed Green. the Car
roll sisters, Alice Kennedy, Harry
Seymour, Gertrude Mimi Reed,
Connie Ryan and Ray Parsons. A
welltrained chorus of pretty girls
is promised for the song and
dance numbers.
HOWARD-Noble SiSSle and his
recording orchestra will provide
the main stage attraction begin
ming Friday. Featured with the
band are Lavada Snow, Billy
Banks, MAINTAIN Moreland and
Flournoy Miller. Rubberlegs Will
liams, Carey's dancing girls and
the Southland choir. The biggest
show that has ever played the
Howard stage. The feature pic
ture in Travelling Saleslady."
with Joan Blondell, Hugh Herbert
and Glenda Farrell.
COLUMBIAN airy Ellis and
Carl Brisson in "All the Kings
Horses" a rom a ntic musical
operetta. will provide the main
screen attraction beginning Fri
day. The former Metropolitan
Opera House soprano has story
we'll filled with song and strong
love interest. In the supporting
cast are Edward Everett Horton,
Eugene Palette, Katherine De
Mile and others. News events,
comedy and short subjects COM
plete the program.
FOX-Richard Barthelmess in
-Four Hours to Kill" movie
made from the exciting stage
melodrama. Small Miracle" will
be the main screen attraction
opening Friday. Gertrude
Michael, Joe Morrison, Helen
Mack and Ray Milland are in
the supporting cast. On the
stage will be George Olsen's
radio band with Ethel Shuts and
a long list of other entertainers.
News events. short subjects and
a Phil Lampkin overture COM
plete this Cherry Blossom pro-
gram.
PALACE-Jean Harlow, Will
liam Powell and Franchot Tone
in Reckless will provide the
main screen attraction beginning
Friday. In this picture the plati-
mum blonde sings a Jerome Kern
song, William Powell croons and
there are elaborate musical num-
bers. The supporting cast in
cludes May Robson, Ted Healey,
Nat Pendleton. Rosalind Russell.
Mickey Rooney and Henry Ste
phenson. Added attractions are
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
Three Little Words
In Earle Overture

When Herb Cook presents his
Three Little Words" at the Earle
Theater on Friday, they will be
featured in a special overture
which Freddie Clark has prepared.
While working with the pit
band. the girls and their accom-
PIANIST will not be presented from
the orchestra pit but will appear
on the stage.
The Three Little Words" pre-
sent perfect harmony which is ex-
pected to prove housekeeping
attraction at the Earle.
The Washington times., 1935-04-17

complete the program.
BELASCO-George Arliss as
Wellington in The Iron Duke"
will be the main screen attraction
opening Saturday. The support
ing cast includes Elaine ferris.
A. E. Matthews, Allan Aynes-
worth and Gladys Cooper. Victor
Saville directed from story by
H. M. Harwood. Selected short
subjects and the Pathe news reel
will complete the program.
NATIONAL-Under the auspices
Of the American Theater Society.
the Theater Guild will present
Jane Cowl in S. N. Behrman's
latest play. Rain From Heaven,
opening Monday night. John
Halliday will be the leading man
and the supporting cast includes
Lily Cahill. Jay Fassett. Jose
Ruben, Judson Laire, Hancey
Castle, Alice John, Marshall
Grant and Stats Cotsworth.
The Washington times., 1935-04-17

its subsequent court fight over millions.
TO the little group who sat in on the pre-
view at the Fox exchange Yesterday matinee
the big surprise was to see blond Jean flower
as a torch singer and as ballroom dancer
The Harlow voice, sort of throaty mezzo-
soprano, is heard in number especially
written for her by Jerome Kern. 1t a good
song and it's accompanying dance is one of
those elaborate scenic affairs which fills the
eve with spectacle while giving Jean the
opportunity to show what she has learned
about stage dancing. The platinum blond. l
venture, could get job with Pete Macias
The Washington times., 1935-04-17

from the carnivals. to become a
musical comedy star. She meets
a playboy millionaire. Bob Har-
rison, who pursues her and even
.tuaIly hands her a wedding ring
while both are in their cups. The
%Socialite husband soon finds that
the Westminster set have no use
for a Broadway wife and they re-
sent his shabby treatment of the
Park Avenue girl to whom he was
engaged. All the while Mona's
oldest and best platonic friend
Chill PowelD is lowering about.
When the marriage goes on the
The Washington times., 1935-04-17
ICOVer HOll yWOOd
%ing back to the United States in
refrigerated swimming pool.

refrigerated swimming pool.
Jane Loring. an associate d.
rector at R.-K.-O.. now working on
Break of Hearts," was the first
woman ever to cut motion pic
ture. BY so doing she opened up
that branch to women. so does she
get a medal or does she get
medal? The movies would never
have lured Tom Brown away from
a boxing career had it not been
for a beautiful blonde who sat at
ringside during one of his battles.
Right in the middle of the fight
she smiled at him, Whereupon his
opponent Socked him full on the
button and ruined his amateur
standing.
Joe E. Browns brother Paul,
has not let the loss of his eye
sight spoil his life or his ambition
one whit. He has just written
the words and music for a swell
song, Its Great to Be in Love
With You" and Dick Powell sings
it on the air. .Siegfried Rumann,
the gentleman who made the role
of pressing famous in the New
York stage production of Grand
Hotel" is an ardent bugologist.
He has one of the largest col
lections of various insects ever to
b, assembled and keeps right on
collecting black widow spiders
but just why l wouldn't be know
ing.
CANT wait to enroll: Ginger
Rogers mother. Mrs. Leila
Rogers, who has heretofore been
conducting a little theater move
ment in Hollywood. has now
started a charm school at the
R-K-O studio. Chief in her cur
riculum are lessons in grace, poise
and the use of the hands to ex-
press emotion. And who was it
that said dancing in the cinema
was simple? In preparation for
Top Hot" which has Just started
unfolding before the camera, Fred
Astaire broke in 30 pairs of dane
ing shoes and what's more will
use each and every one of them.