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Beverages & Liquors

A LIquor Co 1905 Columbus I'd NV. ..AD $500
Ace BEVERAGE Co 244o IL NV ......AD 4500
AP8 Liquor Store 1882 7th st NV .....D De 584I
AmbaSsador Beer 4 LInuor PASS IS nv CO 1920
AmbrOsis Delicatessen IA & Fla av NV NO 2028
Atlas IIuuor CO Q L ne .......ME 4272
Cara Liouor shou 1918 II NV w NO 97I2
Central Liquor Store 51s NV me- 7735
GoSta'S Confectionery 2i40 18th NV co 7l43
Liquor Store 3249 Mt Pleasant co 2420
NymaU's Liuuor ShoD 31o5 Mt Pleasant co 1888
Jaffe Liuuor store POI G. NV ..........DI 1872
Toxic Liquor Store 1880 Fla av ne -. u 7II4
NuIherIn's LIsuor Store II Fl NV me 1915
Piver'S DeIIcatessen { Liquor 1929 II NV CO lo4l8
Plaza Wine Liquor Store 7O5 Cap. NE 1915
Reds Liquor Store 1853 st NV ,... NO 94l9
ReIIahIe Lluuor Store 2ool IA NV DE 1924
Sammy's LIouor Store l345 18th nv DE 5995
saN EIOe 5416 Ca av Nv. GE $685.
Service LIuuOP Shop 407 av ne DE 6464
Liquor Store s25 Pa av Sc ...... ~ 9727
Spanish Store 1885 18th NV .......0 De I796
SteeIman'S LIuuor Store 274s II CO 67s7
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 wis av NV WE lS46
ViWtass Wine & LIQUOR store 2610 Conn Az On I331
York Wine & Liquor Store 1857 Ga Az CO S66S
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Electrical Service

Com EIec Shop $40 Fla ave NV. NO 1913
Fearing EIsc Co 1888 18th NV; GO lA25s:M
18th St Electric Shop s8O1 i4th NV co IOs7e
Reliance Radio Co 1851 L st nw........ME Nll
Regal EIec Co $40 Upshur st LT.... co 1891
{ Warren 1905 NJ st NV .....N Ma 1863
Watson Co -. CO O468 eve At 2I2O-W
TurberViIe Inc 1922 Conn av ...,:.. NO S4o7
whiting L Herrity 11Os 9th va 1882
Geo Wormley 547 Fla ave NV. 1900. NO 1918
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CLASSIFIED
REAL ESTATE

c Houahton L Co 900 18th NV DI 1885
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA 1903
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 K st NV
Tyler 4 Rutherford 1920 st NV. MA 0475.s
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave nw.............C0 1870
Bethesda Personal Banker $685. Wis aV WI 1873
N GreenbaUm 1904 Eye st NV. ......... NE 1852
State Loan Co 1909 1 Mt Rainier De S5S3
PAWN BROKERS
ROsSyn Loan Co Rosslyn Va .........WAI $3.50
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GIANT SCHNAUzER

Black, male, shaggy, nervous
temperament; answers to name
"Lotho"; wearing collar; in or
near Washington. 500 REWARD.
Mrs. Lloyd Richards. Sunset Lane,
Rye, N. Y.
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Furniture 6 UphoIsterine

FURNITURE
Albert Ingraham Credit Furniture .....ll 2090
Thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd Sc IL 0556
UPHoLSTERING AND SLIPCoVERs
p / Armstrong 34l2 Rhode Island av ne NY al
Artistic Upholstery Co 2497 18th NV. A0 80lI
Bethesda Refining Co $500 Wis WIS 1922
Capitol UphoIstering Co 3417 18th NV. co $3.50
Col Poly Inst for Blind chair Gamers e. MA 1888
ThoS King 921 Thayer Sill Sng Md. SH l734
W McAIIister UphOIsterins 205 King Alex 1863
North Capitol Upholstery 1901 Cap 20 2954.W
Robertson Awning Shop 215 Ind ave nv VA 1851
W Spells 1885 18th NV ...............PO O2l7
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HCoaI-Ice-FueI

A L HOrston 1882 Sth st nw...........P o 1908
Delay Coal Ice Co 14O0 IL NV. NO 9072
Evans Ice Coal Wood Co. 1919 Q NV. NO 1898
Judd's Coal { Ice SerV II 1915 Vt av... DE $3.50
J Norman 1913 18th nw................DE $3.50
o Barnes S27 4th st NV
RinaIdi Goal Co $40 R I ave ne........NG 1900
] n TrunneII Jr l245 33rd nw..WE 2I23
{ White L Sons 500 st nw.......DE $3.50
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Professional Services

COIOnic Iris PhysiOthsrapy MasSsusS J.. Of s07I
Alec Oil Massage by grad nurse. ..... co 1884
Feet Hurt2 Improved Locke method Of 64O9
Or " Harris Dentist 1912 YOU st NV NO 7I62
Dr r Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO 5630
James 100 Eye NV scalp specialist. DI 02AO
l N Lockhart MasSeuse lilo 18th st NV MA 8SG3
Or MecIaren Masseur Kresge bldg 800. 81 64I3
Or Nelson (specialist) 404 7th st NV Treatment
free One weeks medicine $I.O0
Or SCOTS Indian Med Co 1905 9TH NV 70 SOS
Wash BUSINESS BursSu sss Bond bldg. ma ~ sz
Or W A Cameron Foot spe 1917 18th NO s482
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment IL GO4S
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 512 IL 76S6
VETERINARIAN
E MuIlin 3044 N NV ......WE 1884 Alex 20sS
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Auto Service

American Auto Wreckers 2275 8 NV. DE S62
Buddy Hart Super Ser 324O Prospect aV WE zS12
Grose's Auto Service 1884 9th nv. NE 6646
Gasrtner's Auto Service rear 71s N Cap. "a I2Se
HaySestos Brake Service 617 N av... DI o6I6
watts Garage rear 1927 nw.......:. NO S2lO
18th st Garage, F C Willie 1902 18th nv .-
FeatherstORe SerV Angle 1905 n av.... N0 906S
Auto Brake Service Co 427 & NV. ME 82oS
Auto Upholstery Cleaned Tiralla Process o. zSI6
Browns Auto Repair 1861 18th NV 0 $3.50
Johnson Auto Repair 23ls Ga av NV. NO lUlO
8 Auto Glass Shop 1908 Sc ..LI 9S4S 3os
csm CSrI Inc si4 II NV ..DI ATS
ST., |s.or DIX Chamnlain st NV CO 1920
MIS cItw Auto 70 WIIIys niuht 17l1 14th De $3.50
M.csmS. nIT.mobjIe Ser rear 1919 10 MA 1871
Modern Auto Body Wks 2115 NJ nv....M NE ~
National Auto TOP Co 2116 IA NV .. De 2 2$oS
No Washington st Garage Alex Va. Alex XIV
PhiIip A TOIson 17O1' NV. ..........NO SOS
Senator's Auto Wash SOC 2040 Ga Az NV NJ SSI@
BATTERY SERVICE o.-
DIST Bat { Flee Co 1927 Goth nv go. Ne UV6S
0IneII L Glover Bat& EIee Ser 26o6 Pa aV WE Z4IO
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Cleaners 8 Dyers
Laundries-VaIefs

A & n Cleaning & Dysrs Co POSI- Ga av DE $3.50
Allied Cleaners & Dyers 933 Hamilton NV GE sass
hatcher Service 9O39 81 NV CT 4832
Berry & Blake 1912 You st nwDE 5I82
C Evans 1928 18th NV ..........AD 6288
18th st Cleaners & Dyers 1919 IA NV CO 1915
NuVo Cleaners & Dyers 1928 IA CO 1922
ParkView Cleaners Dysrs 3215 14th NV AD e252
Stratford CIrs Dyers 1901 N H av NV CO 1918
Wakefield Cleaners Dyers 1913 Ind aV NV MA 7J64
RUG CLEANING
LuWiH Rue CIeanins Co 1928 18th NV. NO $3.50
Mark KeshishiaR 1914 Conn av MA 53+6
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O91s King at Alex Va.
Grand CtraI Valet Sh"p 1912 N Y Az NV ME 6503
Toms Valet Shop 1877 10 NV ........ MA 2209
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Deeorating-Painting-
Papering

Allen Decorating Co 1875 Conn ave 80. 20 4476
N Becker L Co As H st NV ....... DI 1888
Home DECORATING Co 1909 9th NV me 0854
J G Getsinger sol Poplar Takoms PIX. sH 1913
HOOPER L KIesner 9o9 H st NV ...... MA 4763
Mcclellan & Co Inc 923 U st NV . NO 1888
MahOncy Wallpaper Co 1924 Pa ave Sc. II 0559
Parsley & Holt 4603 14th w..........GE ISL
N Smith 1924 Webster .......AD 7I08
Louis TUozzo 1921 18th
Thomas Burch Gen repairs 1882 st NV Pc 3465
WiSVinstOn George 1914 n Car av Sc AT 4s48
ReerIeSs Decorator God $50 81 NV WE 2O24-M
Plastering. Stuccoing. Carpentering' Cementing
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POLICE DOG Brindle; an
swers to name "Ring." Call
Cleveland $3.50. Reward.
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Insurance 8 Investments

Francis A Marks Investment bldg MA $3.50
Tongue Brooks Zimmerman Inc 14l7 ME 2670
VIM Sanders Co 1919 X st nw........OI 1918
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American House Cleaning Contractors. ME 0446
W Graves & Son Gen Cont 135 NV 20 1915
BayIss Builders & Cont SIS King Alex 29S
A Collins brick plaster sos st NV. .P0 1924
N Edwards bldg material 926 st NV MA 4975
DaI Maso Bros Iron Wks 1924 6 NV DI 1926
GruVer S16 Investment bg... MA 1887
c KarIStromer Golf Club Manor 49,. WA $3.50
McGorick Bldg Corp 1910 Vt az NV
Murphy AmeS Lbr I'd Rosslyn Va. WE 23I5
Col j 7obt Moog Wash blvd Buchanan cIar 229O
Ed n PelIinen 5O7 Elm sv Takoma Park Md
Horn Construction Co 2O1 Inv bldg ME 4376
Rudolph & West Co 1882 N av NV MA $50
] Chas Shapiro 1903 K NV ...... MA 1885
Robert Russell Const Co So ST NV. Po 1918
Superior Construction Co 1881 G nw...ME Pass
Harry Wardman 1872 K nw.....OI 1880
Wilcox Air Cond Corr 1912 8 se.......AT I2t2
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Oil Burners

Asnsw oil Burner Corp 1913 18th st NV MA soes
Printing & Engraving
Acme Printing Co 7Os 18th nw.NA 1888
Boland Social Ensr 1919 st suit sos MA 2S44
So9raht PreSs Inc 1853 Wis ave NV. WE $500
Doihs PreSs Inc 1243 goth nv. .........NA 2I28
SIpson Sros Inc 1872 ct nW........NA 1887
GoodnartS l2l4 H st NV ............. MA 0I72
me Law Reporter Printing Co law briefs MA 0S28
Modern Press 1O15 9th NV ........... MA 867s
Rhode island Ave Press 2O24 R ave ne NO Sass
Roberts Co 1923 18th NV. ........... MA 1884
Harry W Wade 80 King st Alex Vs. Tel 1923
DUPLICATING
BOninI 1919 st NV .....ME 1924
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POLICE DOG. 9 yrs. old. male. black and
tan. scar on left ear; answers to Duke"
Liberal reward. 705 Rock Creek Church
Rd N w. Adams 1895
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Summer Camps 8-A
YOUR BOY! SEND HIM TO CAMP
WEQWA this summer; located in Mont
gomery county. Maryland. 35 miles from
Washington: swimming, baseball, tennis,
basketball horseback riding, rifle practice
and many other sports that boys like;
properly supervised; all for one price; no
extras: limited enrolment. For complete
details address CAMP WEQWA, GERMAN
TON, MD
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Printing & Engraving

ASns~ oil Burner Corp 72s 18th st NV VA sOel
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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} Musicol Instruments
JUNE SALE

JUNE SALE
We have the finest display of used grand
and upright pianos on our floor at this
time that we have had at any time during
the SO years that we have been in BUSH
ness in Washington. Prices ranging from
S95 and up. Terms to suit your CONVENE
ence. Every piano sold in this sale IS
fully guaranteed by the House of StieIt.
CHARLES M. STIEFF, INC.
1910 G St. n. W.
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MONTREAL-Gateway to Historic Prov.
ince of Quebec. For booklet, write
Montreal Tourist & Convention Bureau.
Montreal
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Furnished Rooms

WANTED--Unfurn, 3 rms. k. & b.. refined
German fam. 81 Box F-22. Tmes.Herald
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B ST. 5. F., 5O9-Large slice
LIST floor; $50 week.
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Florists

Funeral Directors
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Jos I Bailey Co 227 K st NV. ..... -. 20 1913
Cornish & Cornish 2121 10th NV. -. 20 37S4-2770
Moons Funeral Home 1922 U st NV. NO 1858
John Rhines & Co COL 3rd st sw .....M We 4220
WinsloW & Fillmore POLL 18th NV NO 264S
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single. double rms. clean. cool baths.
inst h.w.: 10 min. to downtown 2 car
lines: ball rm. So: men Adams 1O2l3
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Rentals
Board and Rooms Is
Suburban Rooms
Wante. Rooms

z OWENS AVE. Hyattsville. Md.-LarEa
neighborhood. Phone Hyattsville 1881.
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HARRISONBURG. VA.
MRalSoK DCKINsRlh t0HEIY.
GHlHsEa af Ean
HGaalS0 ABUa
ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA.
MONTREAL. CANADA

Vacation at Orkney Springs Hotel
this year. AL 81 orts. High. cool.
Booklet.
The Washington times., 1935-08-03
CoIman Signs
New Contract

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3.-David
O. selznick, most recent of the
producers to come under the re-
leasing banner of United Artists,
announced today that he has
signed Ronald Colman as the
first of the stars who will ap-
pear in the screen plays OF the
newly-organized David o. Selzn1ck
Productions, Inc.
Colman, a film favorite with
one of the worlds largest follow
ings, now joins George Cukor, the
director of Little Women" Din
ner at Eight" and David Cop
perfield," who was signed a week
ago, to constitute the nucleus Of
the new producing organization.
With this start the 32-year-old
producer plans to carry on the
name of Selznick, made famous
| in the early days of motion pic
lures by his father, the late Lewis
Selznick.
Before starting activities under
his new long-term contract, Ron
aid Colman must first complete
a commitment with Twentieth
Century Pictures for one more
film. His first production for
Selznick is to start next March
Selznick and Colman are al
present associated as producer
and star in 1.-THE Tale of Two
Cities" now being completed at
the Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Their mutual satisfaction in this
venture is what is understood to
have motivated the new long
term arrangement.
Selznick is expected in New
York next week to close a mum
Der of deals for stories for his
new company. They will be an.
nounced as soon as negotiations
are completed.
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Director 7 raVels
Leroy PrinZ, dance director at
the Paramount studios, Travelled
around the world three times in
order to study dances
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unrest. Anyway, few pictures were made.
Then suddenly like great dust cloud, enormous de-
mand for product swooped down Hollywood Theaer
executives literally cried in their pleas for pictures double
billing in thousands of theaters brought general deple
ton of the film coffers land filmdom awoke
ing to find picture starvation staring into the wide open
faces of theater box-offlces.
with vengeance production schedules revamped
and the working flag hosed to the topmos mast.
For the past two months have been recording
with beeke activity. On Paramount lot there
10 productions in work More than they've had IN
month of working Sundays.
quick survey of what's doing shows Annapolis Fare
wel'' story which filmed almost entirely at the
United States Naval Academy Sir Guy Standing has the
principal role George Oracle Allen featured
in a new comedy 'Here Comes Cookie; there's Zane
Grey outdoor film ''Wanderer of the Waseland.''
Gladys Swarthout is being featured with John Boes in
spectacular of the popular stage hit crosse of the
Rancho and the wdeyread novel by Stark Young $50
Red the Rose is taking shape in film form under the
direction Of King Vidor Margaret SULLIVAN, Randolph
Scott, Walter Connolly and Janet Beecher are in that
Bing Crosby is doing 1.-TWO for Tonight" with Joan Ben
nett and Thema Todd ''The Last Outpost" with "Yours
TRULY Claude Rains and Gertrude Michael just finishing
its work. is Accent On YOUTH with Sylvia Sidney and
Herbert Marshall
There you have fair conception Of what is going at
Paramount Twentyfour hours day the studio gates
main open and there just about sxhour period in each
day in which some camera ism turning
The situation prevails all the entire studio
group. All rushing day and night to furnish film to
the 'theaterS.
In between time spend almost all my free minutes try
ing to locate nv little Sealyham dog Archie Archie nat
uraly is his nickname His full name, you please is
Archibald, he's gift from friends in London.
He's swell little dog but for unknown he
has most irritating faculty of running away The
ment the door opens, away goes Archie.
WE'LL old fellow, here's hoping you to Holly
wood Remember the Paramount latch string always
hanging out for and around the lot show
you the dressing in which keep my extra shirt and
makeup kit
Sincerely
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Katharine Hepburn Develops
SeIf-Consciousness

After years Of cultivating non
chalance on the stage and screen,
Katharine Hepburn has had to
develop a bad case of self-con-
seriousness in her August picture,
RKO Radios alice Adams"
Miss Hepburn at the beginning
Of her screen career she feared
that she might be Self-conScious
and lose the poise which she had
worked so hard to cultivate on the
stage. AS q result, she cultivated
the nonchalance which she felt
gives realism to a role, and makes
the character walk through a
scene on the screen with the same
ease that a well bred woman
walks through her drawing room.
But in the title role of Alice
Adams" Miss Hepburn is forced
to cultivate an exactly opposite
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STUDIOS HEAVY PRODUCTION SCHEDULES KEEP STARS WORKING
StanWyck Received First
Professional Contract at Is

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3.-Bar-
bara Stanwyck. whose next star
ring role is that Of a typical
American girl in "Red Salute"
Reliance Pictures comedy drama
to be released through United
Artists. was born in Brooklyn, N.
Y. Her name was Ruby Stevens.
Educated in the Brooklyn pub
lie schools. Barbara was born
dancer. AT the age Of eight she
was performing in public at bene-
fits and concerts, inprovising
dance steps to tunes played on a
Victrola. When she was Is she
signed her first professional con-
tract-to dance at the Strand
Cabaret on Broadway. "A chorus
engagement followed in a musical
show, keep Cool. 1t was at
this time that she changed her
nanle...
During the run Of Keep Cool"
Barbara made a hit with an i'm
personation Of the late Louis VOL
helm as the Hairy Ape. 1t
was on the strength of this bit
of comedy that Ziegfield, who
eventually bought the production,
kept her in his "Follies" for two
seasons.
The dancers first chance to
act came in the Willard Mack
opus, 1.-THE Moose. She was en-
gagged for a cabaret scene but
handled the business entrusted to
her so well that she was given a
few lines to read. BY the time
the show had opened in New York,
Mack himself promoted her to the
lead. Arthur Hopkins saw her in
this play and signed her for Bur
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Makeup Experts Start
Work in @. B. Studio

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pearce, Hol-
lywood makeup experts recently
signed by Gaumont- British. are
already busily engaged at the
Shepherds Bush studios.
Among Mr.. Pearce'S notable
film achievements have been the
makeup on 1.-THE Mighty Bar
num-" Cardinal chelieu,"
"Folies BergereS," THE Call Of
the Wild" and Les Miserables."
Mrs. Pearce was in charge Of
the wig department Of the West
ern Costume Company and sup
piled all major Hollywood studios
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latitude and appear i'll at ease
and uncomfortable. 1t is one of
the most difficult parts of her
career and the skill with which
the star achieves the effect will
add further to her screen laurels.
Alice Adams" is the screen
version of the Booth Harrington
novel which won the Pulitzer
Prize in 1922.
George Stevens directed this
Pandro S. Berman production.
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add. But some time shortly
when the stress of film
work is not so strenuous, I
hope to return. Naturally,
your office will be one Of
my first stopping-off places.
This is rather a hectic
summer here in Hollywood;
what with unusually heavy
production schedules in all
studios and the pressing
throngs of visitors who are
in California for the San
Diego Fair.
Marked down in the
"must-do" book of every
visitor is "stop over for a
look at the studios. ;" It's
the busiest summer all
around motion picture stu
dios have experienced in
many years.
For a time you know
there was a decided slump
in production. Nearly all
studios slowed. down their
picture making. Almost all
Of it can be laid, I suppose,
to the threat Of excessive tax
alton which caused no end Of
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Hollywood
Ciqg|es

Cooper's tennis court. One Of the
main reasons Gary bought his lot
in Brentwood was because Of its
So avocado trees. Then he decided
to put in a tennis court and most
of the trees had to be sacrificed.
But that isn't all. When the court
was in, there wasn't room for the
house, so he had to go out and buy
the lot next door.
In all this heat, Thompson
Burtis, the scenarist, remembers to
pass along this story for you.
The one about the American
strong man, who was booked into
European variety house. He tried
one feat after another without
cracking the composure Of the
audience. Finally came his best
stunt, the one nobody else in the
world could do. Still no applause.
Grimly, the Samson walked I'D
to the footlights.
rs there anybody in the house
who can speak English?" he bel
lowed.
From the balcony. one voice
answered: Yeah, I can"
Muscles quivered in the strong
mans jaw.
well, nertz to you, for one!"
he cried.
The next time Walter King
calls his wife in New York, he'll
make sure there's no party going
on. It seems he telephoned her
at the home of friend. Twenty.
five people insisted on talking to
him before they would let Mrs.
King take the receiver.
A disinterested operator in
formed Walter the price of the
call was $165.
Here in Sacro Bosco, the Holy
Wood, our telephone operators are
of the usual efficiency.
Having worked late on the set
of Rose of the Rancho" in which
he is featured with Gladys Swart-
hout, John BoleS returned home
t'other eve and realized that he
was about due at a party being
given by Ernst Lubitsch, Para
mount production head. He was
unaware how far he should go in
the matter of dress, however. So
he called the studio telephone
operator.
II don't know Mr.. Lubitsch's
number, so could you tell me
whether the party is white or
black tie?" he asked.
"Oh. if you wear a tuxedo,
Mr.. Boles," was the Scintillant
reply, you put on black tie
and if you wear full dress you
wear black tie"
Mr.. Boles fumbled for hook
to hang the receiver on and an
hour later was still saying unintel-
ligible sounds to himself.
Benny Baker, young tunmaker
in Annapolis Farewell" has for
a chum Eddie Rubin, the brother
of Benny Rubin, also a comic.
Though he holds some sort OF
record for having played IL
consecutive weeks at the Palace
in Manhattan, Baker had lean
days when he first came to Hol-
lywood.
Recalling them now, he tells a
grueling tale of his privatlons.
in fact" he invariably conc udes
Il was so hard up-I was Start
ing to run out of Eddie's money!!
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'leSque". Her success in this role
established her as q dramatic
star. -.
Night Nurse" $50 Big" For
bidden." The Bitter Tea of Gen.
eral Yen," Brief Moment" Ten
Cents a Dance" and. "A Lost
Lady," are some of the pictures
Barbara Stanwyck has appeared
in recently.
She is married-and happily
to Frank Fay, well.known come
dian. Barbara is five feet seven
inches tall, weighs ia pounds
and has blue eyes. She prefers
pictures to the STAGE.
The Washington times., 1935-08-03
Hides in Black

In order to hide from the gaze
of players working in scenes he is
directing. King Vidor, currently
making Paramount's $50 Red the
Rose" comes to his sets costumed
in solid black. He holds that a
director should be inconSpicuous.
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Drew Funny Pictures

George Du Maurier, who wrote
the immortal love story, peter
IbbetSon," now being filmed, with
Gary Cooper and Ann Harding,
was a noted cartooniSt on the
staff of the English magazine
punch"
The Washington times., 1935-08-03
Draw New Contracts

Dean Jaeger, currently featured
in "Wanderer of the Wasteland"
Directors Charles Barton an d
Ohio Lowering. and David Holt,
child player. have been given new
long term contracts at Paramount.
The Washington times., 1935-08-03
Theater Executives Demands
Fox Films Avoids Slump,
Cary Grant Says

This the srtieh IN series of personal letters from,
Hollywood stars to AndreW r. Kelley, Motion Picture
Editor of The Washington Times. Another 1vH appear
meet week in this section.
Dear Mr.. Kelley:
Copying from my good friend Ben Bernie Greetings and
salutations!
It has been long time since last set foot your city
Five years ago in fact with show called Wonderful
Night" Previous to that there "Boom BOOM
Street Singer" and many, many night stands in
vaudeville.
Much water has flowed under the bridges, both theatr
caly and cnematc since those DAYS lean DAYS too might
The Washington times., 1935-08-03
Contract Approved

Five-year-old Betty Hollis con-
tract has been approved by the
Los Angeles Superior Court. The
child is a sister of young David
Holt, also under contract to Para
mount.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-08
GooDrE SALE

By Junior mempers American Legion Auxiliary, Feb. l8 at United Food. --adv.