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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Raketyrstvi kvete.

V New Yorku, porota vyse-
trujicf raketyrstvf, slysela sve-
dectvf majitelG restaurantG, re
placf celkem 2 100000 rocne
skupine muzG, zname pod jme-
mem Sdruzenf majitelG restau-
rantu.
Jeden z majitelG restaurant
tn ucinil tuto vypoved pod pod
mfnkou, re nebude jeho jmeno
uverejneno. Die toho majitele
velkych i malych restaurant
jsou donucovani pripojiti Sc k
zmfnene organisaci pod W.
hrdzkou, re S mimi Dude "hru-
be jednano," neucinf-li tax.
" Clevelandu byla poda-
ma zaloba ma 25leteho Sama
Salupu a 23leteho Jimmy Cas-
he, pTfslusnfky clevelandskeho
podsvetf, re vybfrali a vydfrali
vypalne ma prostitutkach Ia O.
chranu, ably smelly tyto provo
ZOVatl remeSlO. V prOceSu Dy-
10 take naznaceno, re obzalo-
vani patrne sprovodili Sc sveta
Harryho Weisse, ktery byl ma
lezen 13. cervence zavrazdeny
We SVEN automobile parkova-
mem u chodn1ku.
K zalobe doslo ma udan1 pro-
stitutky Ireny Sindl, milenky
Weissovy. Byla jmenovanymi
zmlacena, kdyz odm1tla platiti
"a "ochranu" a kdyz Sc zdra-
hala doruciti svemu milenci ne
jaky dopis, ktery mu pc nj chte
Ii poslat.
Porota uznala Salupu i Cashe
"a .vinny We smyslu obzaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Klub proti k~omunismu.

Rev. Charles E. Coughlin.
zr1di pry protikomunistickJ
klub V osadnf skole, kde je du-
chovn1m spravcem. Klub bu-
de znam pod jmenem "Father
Pro Club"
Rev. Coughlin pravil: "Poza-
dujeme, ably deti V naSf skole,
ktere dokoncujf prvn1 rok skol-
nj, staly Sc cleny tohoto klubu.
jehoz clenove denne slibuj1 v61
most Bohu a vlasti. Glen JIG
vysvetliti komunismus a upo-
zorniti ma jeho klamne nauky.
Vyjmeme cukrov1 z pilulky a
ukazeme, jaky je jejf obsah."
Klub je pojmenovan k pocte
kneze z Tadu jesuitskeho Au-
gustina Pro. Byl usmrcen v
Mexiku pred n6kolika lety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Zabita nalezena " Karol1ne
iva.

Augie Cleo Martin z Waynes-
boro, Va, o nfz Sc tvrdilo, re
byla unesena v Greensboro 10.
srpna a pax zavrazdena, male
zena byla detektivy v Durham,
Severni Karolfna, Viva a zdra-
va v tamn1m hotelu, kde dala
Sc zanesti pod nepravym jme-
mem.
Vladnf AGENT pc nj patrali
Cd dolby, kdy manzel jeff udal,
re byla unesena muzem, ktery
j nabidl "svezen1'', kdyz auto
mobil, v nemz jela S manzelem
svym Sc jim porouchal u Rox-
boro. Martin odesel cd Mich,
ably 81 koupil cigarety. Kdyz
Sc vratil ku zmrzacenemu au-
tomobilu, jeho zena a neznamy
byli pryc. Pc SVEN nalezeni
poprela, re byla u%nesena. Sved-
ella, re opustila manzela, po-
nevac Sc opfjel a byl lenoch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Pokutovan pro lacine stTihani.

V Cedar Rapids holic Roy
Bisby byl odsouzen k zaplaceni
pokuty $50 re strfhal vlasy, "a
meme, neil minimaln1 popla-
tex, ustanoveny mestskou ordi-
nancf die statniho zakona. Bis
by prostrednictvim sveho pray
nfka dovozoval, re ordinance
je nezakonita, ponevadz Sc pFf-
q 1stav6 Spoj. StatG obmezova
MIN obchodu jednotlivce bez
patricneho zakoniteho postupu
a pon6vadz je povahou rozli-
sujfcf. PTfruc1 mestsky navlad-
nj Don Hines naproti tomu CT
toval pTfpad New Yorku, We
kterem nejvyss1 soud Spoj. Sta
tn rozhodl, re stat NIUE stano-
viii minimalni ceny potfeb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
PresidentIGv syn ztratil zaruku

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.,
syn presidentGv a student ma
Harvard, nedostavil Sc v sobo-
tn V Hampton, N. M, ku soudu,
ably Sc zodpov1dal z prflis rych-
lie j1zdy antomobilem. Zaruka
$15, kterou sloziti musel pc
SVEN zatcen1 18. zaT1, pro ne
dostaven1 Sc ku soudu, propa-
ola. zalovan byl, re jel Sc
sym ~automobilem rychlosti
pres 60 mil v iodine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Vrahem stryce.

Leroy Drake, 19lety student
z koleje byl zavren v Los An
geles, Kalifornie ma obvinenl.
re svrhl do more mrtvoly sve-
no stryce a tety. Pc deseti no.
dinnem vyslechu konecn6 pTi-
znal Sc, re oba sve pT1buzne
otravil. Namfchal jim jedi dc
kavy pfi veceri. Stryc podlehl
otrave drive, teta jej odvedla
do loznice a sauna Sc vratila a
zbytek kavy dopila. Kdyz by
Ii oba mrtvi, um1stil "a noci
jejich tela do automobile, Cd
veil ma pier a svrhl do vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
automobile.

V tydnu koncfcfm 20. Ear.
zhotoveno bylo, jak z Detroit
zprava udava, 15.9 1894 automo-
bilG a truckG.
Zprava "a pTfcinu zvysene
cinnosti uvadf, re nekter6 zavo-
dy znovu ~otevreny byly a poca-
ly S vyrabenfm model1 1886,
Zvysena cinnost pry v platnosti
zdstane asi pc dobu nekolika
nastavaj1c1ch mesicn.
V srpnu prodano bylo 233.-
851 novych automobile a So
355 novych truck1. V osmi me-
sic1ch novych truckG prodano
bylo 355.661.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Domy, jez jsou pometniky
zaSlych CASH.

We Spojenych Statech zacho-
vala Sc celia rada starych do
mG, ktere mali velkou cenu pri
sledovanf prvotnich zaklad1 a.
merickych dejin. Ma zachova-
nj techto pametn1k1 vcerejska
vynaklada Sc stale 1silf.
Poole tvrzen1 Teditele came
Irican Association of Museums"
Laurence V. Colemana, je
Fairbanks House" v Dedham,
Mass, nejstarsfm domem We
Spojenych Statech. Dnm byl
vystaven r. 1886. We Virginii
nezachoval pry Sc re 17teho
stolet1 ami jeden dTeveny dim,
"a to vSak nekolik domI cihel-
nych z poloviny zm1neneho
stoletf. Nejstarsfm z Mich je
Thoroughbred house" V Lynn
haven; z ponekud pozdejs1ch
dnG datuje sc proslaveny Ba-
cons Castle. V jamestown
zachovaly Sc pouze zaklady a
sboTeniny kostela z roku 1880.
Williamsburg, nyni restauro-
van, je z v6tsf casti z osmnac-
teho stoletf.
Domy, budovane v sestnac-
tenn stoletf, byly budovany an
glickymi remeslnfky, kteff uzf-
vail metod stTedov6kych. Jsou
proto ~podstatne stfedovekeho
slohu; nektere nejstarsf jsou
We slohu gotickem. Ma anne
rickem severn jsou to domy
male, masivne stavene, s ohro-
mnymi komfny a slime naklone-
nou stfechou.
Znalec NIUE sledovati anne
ricky pokrok z rdznych, We sta
vitelstvf patrnych vlivG moder-
nisace, jez uvedla ma scenu po-
stupne RUNE slohy, pocfnaje
porevolucnfm, klasickym a kon
&c nynejsim modernismem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Knox Ia ~presidenta.

Frank Knox, vydavatel no
vim V Chicago, stall sc "oblibe.
nym synem" zorganisovanych
republikanG We statu Illinois.
kter1 konali nynf schGzi svoji v
Peorii a jednomyslne postavili
Sc pro Knoxe jake kandidata
presidentskeho 1Tadu.
V resoluci pTijate prohlasili,
re v osobe kolonela Franka
Knoxe, ryzf povahou, bezahon-
nost1 a ctf sym spoluobcandm
a zemi slouzil pc cely zivot
svGj."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Dynamitovym vybuchem IL
zransno.

We skalnfm l0mu We West
Lebanon, Pa, domek, v nemz
chovan byl dynamit, znicen byl
V sobotu vybuchem dynamitu.
Otres pocften byl do dalky SO
mil. Zraneno bylo jedenact O.
sob V Lebanon, kde fakticky
kazd6 okno rozbito bylo. Y j.
nych mistech okna rozbita byla
V dalce az 80 mil ma Jill a TUE
vzdalenost ma vychod. We West
Lebanon domy asi 1000 obyva-
tell byly poskozeny, re nebez-
peGno v Mich pTebyvati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
LODI narazila " bouTi.

Parnfk Rotterdam Sc 700 O.
sobami narazil behem tropicke
bouTe ma skalisko v dalce Sede.
sati mil cd Kingston, Jamaika,
Ma lodi jelo $50 cestujfcich a
$50 zT1zencG lodn1ch. Cestujf-
CT prelozeni byli v pondelf ma
LODI Ariguani.
Nezarucena zprava df, re ma
skupine B~ahamskych ostrovd,
kudy Sc hurikan hnal, ma 40 O.
sob usmrceno a sta pTipravenc
o pT1bytky. Boure vzala p1Gvod
svGj ma ostrov Jamaika v patek
V noel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Darebak pod zarukou $50, 900.

Nick Montana, popisovany
jake car brlohG neTesti V New
Yorku, byl dan pod zaruku
100000 ma obvinenf z bfleho o.
trokaFstv1. Nezvykle vysoka
zaruka byla stanovena ma "a
dost okresn1ho navladnfho, kite
ry pravil, re posledn1 obvinen1
prot Montanovi propadlo jeli-
koz hlavni svedci zalobce "byli
spracovani."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Soudce, mayor a 20 jinych
odsouZeni.

Diva roxy v kaznici straviti
must okresnf soudce, DIR. w. l..
Stumbs, mayor z Prestonburg a
20 jinych. Odsouzeni byli v
Lexington, Kentucky, pro zne-
uzit1 posty ku oklaman1 We spo-
jen1 S Tfzen1m pomocnych fon-
dG Floyd okresu.
Tresty ulozeny jim byly vlad-
MIN soudcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Most Sc zbofil.

V Toledo, Ohio, Fassett ulice
most, jenz porouchan byl mno-
haletou sluzbou, spadl do Maui
NEE reky. Carl Heaton, straz-
ce mostu, strzen byl S sebou do
Teky, ale zachranen. Tezky
truck pfejel prave 200 stop
dlouhou cast mostu, kdyz tato
"a ohlusujfcfho rachotu Sc sri
tia do vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
JeSte new.

Gilbert Smith z Mondaminu,
Iowa, 80 rokG starry odebral Sc
ma ldzko, ably tam spal, cetl a
koufil. CHINA mi uz nesv6dcl"
praviI staTec, "a toto Sc mi IDA
nejlepsfm a nejlacinejs1m pro
stTedkem". Ma dotaz, zdali tu-
to zimu pTespf pod pokryvka-
mi, odpovedel, re jeste nev1 =
vsecko zalezf, jak Dude lima
tuba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Osm obsti pozaru.

V pozaru tTfposchodoveho
domu v Chicago v nedeli O Ii
vot prislo osm osob. CtyT1 z
Mich byly ditky. Osm jinych
poraneno bylo.
Frank Vitele, MATTEL groce-
rie ma prvn1m poschodi, jenz
mel pojistku prot ohni v obno-
SUI $4,000, wat byl ma policejni
stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Dvojhlava kocka.

V Tyler, Texas, dvouhlava
kocka, ktera jednou hlavou
mnouka a druhou cuca, prisla
ma svet. Kote je jedno z peti
mlad'at, jez patti Frizelove v
Tyler. ZrIda vyvolala velikou
pozornost v mfste i v okol1. Po-
chybuje Sc, re zGstane ma zivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Otec.

Louis Bonner z Clevelandu
sed6l S kumpanem v kuchyni
sveho bytu a popijel. Kdyz Sc
3leta dcera dala do place, dfte
popadl, vyzdvihl je do WISE a
mrstil jim prudce O podlahu.
Dftko bylo zraneno ma pateTi.
Pc zatcen1 Sc Bonner vymlou-
val, re pry O nicem nevl, proto-
re byl opily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Stale Sc.

George Jenkinson pfisel do
domu bratra Johna V Chicago.
Sedl Ike stolu a prohlasil, re ted
ud6la vsemu konec. Sahl do
kapsy kalhot, wal revolver a
lax jei tahal, zavadil O ron sto-
iu, vysla rama a m1sto hlavy,
mu kule prostrelila ODE nohy.
O sebevrazd6 jiz nechce slyset.
Pry to bolt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Ne ma sklenice.

V Harrison, Nebraska, byla
konana mimoTadna volba o O.
tazce, mali byt povolen prodej
lihovych napojG ma sklenice, a.
lie navrh prepaid. Pro prodeJ
hlasovalo pouze 80 volic1, pro-
tt 90.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Pres hranici.

Kdyz John Blasucci z Kama
dy zatouz1 polfbiti svoji man
zelku a sve dive dcery v Niaga-
ra Falls, must tax uciniti pres
hranicn1 linii. OdTfznut jest cd
rodiny sve pTistehovaleckym
zakonem nasledkem nejake
chyby We svych papirech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Serif obvinen z vrazdy.

Vypomocny serif Charles
Remley z Crawford, byl zatcen
" Elizabeth pro usmrceni
Sophie Crempa, ktera usmrce-
ma byla pTi strelbe, kdyz serifo-
vi Tide vnikli do Crempa
Schotch Plains domova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Osmdesatileta mrtvola zacho-
valou.

V Chatam, N. Y, mrtvola
20lete dfvky, ulozena pred 80
roxy do sklepen1 ma farme
Thomase, byla vyzvednuta. Te-
10 J. Ltytonove, ktera Sc vdala
We veku 10 let, a zemTela pro
zrozen1 prvnfho d1tete, byla
1plne zachovala rakvi her
meticky zavrene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Americana zvoleni komunisty.

V Moskve, Sized mezinarod-
nj komunisticke omladiny, Wy
volil do Tldlc1ho vyboru til
mlade Americany ma sjezdu
pr1tomne. Gil Green v6dce ko-
munisticke omladiny We Spoje-
nych Statech, a diva JIM ameri-
ct1 DELEGATE, Lighfoot, a Porter,
byli zvoleni do T1d1cho vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Aby byla Stihlou.

We Woodbury., N. j., Irena
Clayton, dvaatTic1tileta chot
detektiva chtela byti "st1hlou"
Provadela dietu pc nekolik
mesfcG. Hladoven1m nervy je-
il seslably. Nyn1 pro nejakou
malickost Sc rozcilidla tax, re
Sc zmocnila muzova revolveru
a zastrelila sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

5Oleta zena Julia Spencer,
ktera pc smrti manzelove pTi-
sla O majetek a musila zastaviti
~prsteny, spachala sebevrazdu v
hotelu Morrison, v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

V New Yorku nalezeno bylo
nahe telo zeny, svazane prova-
zy ma zadnlm dvore apartment
nj budovy v hornfm meste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Kdyz svlekl modre overalls,
kosili a boty, vsechno to CO mel
ma sobe, neztotozneny muz sko
Gil Sc stfechy ctyrpatrove bu-
dovy V Chicago. Zabil Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Farmar Sc zastreIil.

Frank Kamert, 32lety far
mar z okolf Sutherland, Ne
braska, Sc zastTelil. CO jej do
hnalo k sebevrazde, nen1 INA
mo. Byl svoboden a bydlel s
rodici.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Hepburn Flies
To Dam

WOOD, March 9.
Katharine Hepburn and Leland
Hayward airplaned it with a pair
The Washington times., 1935-03-09

WOOD, March g.
There is no lure stronger than
the smell of greasepaint, the
glare Of lights and the whirr of
cameras. That is why those
who were yesterdays great mo-
ton picture celebrities are con-
tent to take subordinate places
today so long as they can work
and mingle in the familiar at
moSphere of a Hollywood studio.
More than a score Of such
great names of the movies early
days are working together in
Cecil B. De Miles current Para
mount spectacle. "The CrusadeS,"
In which Loretta Young and
Henry Wilcoxon play the leads.
Among them are two Of De
Miles own former stars, Mabel
Van Beuren and Lillian Rich.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Song Team
Writes Macs Tunes

Richard whiting, composer Of
the largest-selling popular hit in
American song-writing history, has
started work for Paramount. and
with Ralph Ranger will write the
songs Mae West will sing in her
new picture, How Am I Doing?"
The tune, IT'LL We Meet
Again." has sold more than g.
100000 copies since it was first
published in 1917. In his 26 years
of song-writing, Whiting has writ
ten more than 600 songs. Among
the better known are Japanese
Sand Man." "Eadie Was A Lady"
"One Hour With You," Louise"
Beyond the Blue Hor izon,"
"Mammy's Little Coal Black
Rose" Tulip Time" Adorable
and Horses"
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Hollywood Is
Good to Irish

HOLLYW OOD, March 9
Hollywood is good to the Irish.
A glance at the contract lists of
the various studios shows that the
young men and women of that ma
tionality predominant. The Latin
type of actor is not quite holding
his own against the sons and
daughters of Erin-once or twice
removed.
This fact is particularly notice
able on the roster of players at
the Warner Brothers-FirSt Ma
tional lot. Topped by such names
as Marion Davies, James Cagney,
Joe E. Brown, Barbara Stanwyck,
Ruby Keeler, and Pat O'Brien,
Irishers all of them, that whole
list is at least half Celtic.
This is particularly true among
the younger players, recent addi-
tionS to the contract lists, among
whom are to be found the prob
dU1S SUd1S VI
There are George Brent and
Phil Regan: Genevieve Tobin and
Frank McHugh; william Gargan
and Maxine Doyle; Enrol Flynn
and Glenda Farrell: Henry O'Neill
and Hobart Cavanaugh. The city
directory of Dublin is no more
Irish than such a list.
The Irish in Hollywood are not
by any means confined to this
one lot. Bing Crosby at Para
mount, Spencer Tracy for Fox,
and Eddie Lowe at Columbia head
other Irish groups whose popular
ity at the box office is universal.
Casts Of many successful re-
cent pictures have been top
heavy with Irish names. Devil
Dogs of the Air" had Cagney,
O'Brien, McHugh, Helen Lowell
and Russell Hicks, all of Irish
ancestry.
Hollywood's Irish contingent is
scattered through all the various
ranks of players from glittering
stars to grizzled character actors
and it includes leading men and
women, ingenues and heavies.
Walter Connolly. Ruth Donnelly,
James Dunn, Charles Bickford.
Ed Brophy, James Gleason,
William Frawley, Ted Healy.
Patsy Kelley and Mickey Rooney
are some of the others not pre-
viously mentioned, but the whole
list would fill more than one
column.
Perhaps if Chauncey Olcott
were alive today he would change
the words Of his favorite song
to read:
Hollywood is heaven, because
the Irish are all there"
The Washington times., 1935-03-09

once a star and then a director
almost as great as De Mile him
self was King Baggott. When
parents of today were children,
they thrilled weekly to THE Haz-
ards of Helen" in which Helen
Gibson, the serial queen, starred.
She too mingles with those on
the De Mile set who live on past
glory.
Harry Meyers. who was the
original screen Connecticut Yam
kee in King Arthur's Court is
once again a knight in ormor.
With him on the set are also
Rosemary Theby, Alice Lake, Vera
Stedman, FRITZ Brunette, Sid
D'Albrook. Buddy Messenger. Lii
lian Leighton and Stuart Holmes.
To youngsters of today, their
names may mean nothing, but
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Still PreWews
BY Jimmy Starr
"NAUGHTY MARIETTA"
Rating: Top Notch

To concert fans, the fact that
Nelson Eddy has a voice and can
use it, may not be gasp-creating.
Hollywood evidently discovered
that for the first time during the
last week when Naughty Mari
eta" was previewed.
In all seriousness, movie fans
may prepare themselves for a
thrill. Not only in the fact that
Nelson Eddy's is the first real male
singing voice to be heard from the
screen since Lawrence Tibbett;
but also in the equally welcome
news that Naughty Marietta" is
a perfectly photographed operetta,
and that the most rabid Victor
Herbert fan should find no fault.
Eddy, who has been quietly at
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer for more
than a year preparing for his first
big vehicle, is co-starred with
jeanette Macdonald. AS Naughty
Marietta" the authenticated prima
donna Surpasses all of her preced.
ing film-performanceS.
She is ideal as the saucy, piquant
Marietta, a princess who fled a
royal command to wed and dared
to begin life anew in colonial Lou
isiana. Such old favorites as Her
bert's "Sweet Mystery Of Life"
"I'm Falling in Love-" "Chanson-
ette," italian Street Song" and
the other time-mellowed melodies
are lovelier than ever as solos and
duets by jeanette and Nelson. Ex-
cellent performances by Frank
Morgan, Elsa Lancaster (Mrs.
Charles Laughton), Joseph Cav.
thorne, Douglas Dumbrille and
Cecilia Parker are other high
lights.
Again w. 8. Van Dyke reveals
further proof of his versatility as
a director. AS If it were neces-
sary! Hunt Stromberg may well
take pride in his production.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
"HER WEDDING NIGHT"
Rating: Best Stem Yet

And if Gary Cooper needed any
further testimony to "Lives of a
Bengal Lancer, to prove that he
is not merely a strong, silent
type-but a fine actor, capable Of
delicate shadings-it comes with
"Her Weddings Night" The third
Of Anna Stems starring vehicles
is her best for samual Goldwyn.
This, despite the fact that fans
may argue that Cooper and even
Helen Vinson have more film
footage.
It is better for Stem because
the role of the Connecticut Polish
girl, naive, charming, is played
with a warmth and sincerity the
other two attempts at glamour"
didn't possess for this reviewer.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09

'wher they fit briefly across the
screen in 1.-THE CrusadeS," the
older generation will remember
the hours of enjoyment they pro-
videt, not so many years ago.
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But she vows Jean Harlow
she'll never marry again.
IT should get burnt three times
and let myself in for more trou-
ble." she eXclaims.
Which may or may not dispose
Of the William Powell rumors.
Seems Jean score once be-
fore she was never going to get
married again.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Director Rests

In appreciation Of his work in
directing Lives of Bengal
Lancer" which looms as the big
gest picture in years, Henry Hath
away today drew a S0-day vaca-
ton from the studio. He moves
into his new home in Beverly Hills
and then retires to q mountain
resort.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09

der City Airport at noon.
They brought their own box
lunches and ate them in the
plane without anyone SuSpectjng
their identity. From all that can
be found out, they then returned
to Hollywood for dinner at Kate'S
Bel Air home. At any rate she
was back on time for work on
Break Of Hearts"
The Washington times., 1935-03-09

D I 1r1endS TO
visit the Boul-
der Dam.
With Hay
ward as pilot,
the party flew
to the dam in
two and one
h alf h ou r S,
circl e d 10 W
e n o u g h for
K a tie to take
motion pictures
of the gian t
e n g i n e e ring
prof ect and
t h e n dropped
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Jack GiIbert's Ex-Wife Still
CIinqs to His Name

HOLLYWOOD, March al
though Virginia Bruce has already
and she not separated from her
daShing, temperamental husband
a good six monthS-started to
carve a neat career under her own
name in pictures, she wants still
to be known as Mrs. John Gilbert.
The studio won't have it.. AS Vir-
ginia Bruce she is under contract
to Metro GoldWyn-Mayer for $3.50
a week, and as Virginia Bruce she
will be given roles in their pic
lures and boosted as q potential
picture star.
But in her private life, ah,
that's different! When Virginia
goes places she is introduced as
MRS. Gilbert" When she answers
the telephone, she is Mrs. Gilbert
speaking" When she orders ice
or q new stick of furniture for
the house in which she lives with
her parents in Toluca Lake, she is
mrs. GlloerJ.
Dakota Left Behind
"And why not" asks this
young woman who at the ripe
age of % is q divOrcee with a
beautiful blond blue.eyed baby,
who has packed in the last five
years since she left Fargo, a
small city in North Dakota,
thrills, luxury, experience, ex-
citement, tragedy enough to
last an ordinary girl . good
20 years.
'1t'S my name. I took the
name Of the man 1 loved when
1 married him. / made q home
for him. 1 had q child by him.
The baby's name is Gilbert.
Why not her mothers?
'T should like very much to
use the name Gilbert on the
screen, but I am told by the
studio that cannot. 1t is not
good business! I am told that
1 am to 60 ahead and carve a
great career-as great aS Jacks
on my own. I don't see how
1 can ever do that. Jack was,
is, one Of the greatest of them
all. No one, least Of all /,
could ever parallel his brilliant
career"
Just o "Hunch
OF course, you may have, as
I have, when you read the above,
a sneaking hunch that little Miss
Bruce is still very much in love
with the moody, Wolent-tempered
bundle of nerves that is Jack
Gilbert today. There isn't any
doubt that he has made q last
ing impression on her life, that
she went through considerable
hell trying to get along with him
before she left him, but that un-
doubtedly she could go and take
it on the chin again. Such is the
fascination and charm Of that
Gilbert guy!
Incidentally, little Miss Bruce
is not little. She is a tall, will
lowy blonde with lovely blue
eyes and a very charming, frank
sincerity. She was clad in a blue
clinging tea gown which looked
unusually effective against the
blue and peach room which she
had Harold Grieve decorate for
her in her parents home.
She talked frankly Of the
things she had learned since com.
ing to Hollywood, what she still
has to learn and what she
wanted to do in pictures. Yes,
she wants to do good girl
roles"-she thinks that's her type.
But don't look on the cast sheet
for the name MRS. Gilbert"
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Reunion in HOLLYWOOD

irwin s. Cobb, author, and Wal
ter C. Kelly, actor, met again re-
Gently after a lapse Of is years.
The two formerly wrote gags"
and enacted them for q small
time Eastern vaudeville circuit.
The Washington times., 1935-03-09
Walter Picked Will

Walter C. Kelly, in "McFad-
den's Flats" saw Will Rogers do
his first roping and chewing gum
act, and recommended him to
producers as another hit"
The Washington times., 1935-03-09

to forget about
it until she fin
ished her new
picture W h c h
has been in pro-
duction for ages
now-since No
vember. Jean
never he a r S
from Hal Ros-
sen these days.
She wasn't able
to get service
on him for her
divorce suit, so
she is doing it
by publication.