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Evening star., 1936-04-26
FUNERAL is PLANNED
FOR T. J. FITZGERALD
Rites Are Set for Tuesday at St.
Mary's Catholic
Church.

Funeral services for Thomas j.
Fitzgerald, 81. lawyer and former res
ldent of this city. who died Thursday
at Naval Hospital. Philadelphia, will
be held here at $50 am. Tuesday in
St. Mary's Catholic Church, the time
having been changed from Monday,
as first scheduled.
The church rites will be preceded by
brief services, half hour earlier, at
the home of Mr.. Fitzgeralds widows
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Clement Fitz-
gerald, 1855 Rhode Island avenue
northeast. Burial will be in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
Mr. Fitzgerald was graduated in law
from Georgetown University in 1924.
He formerly was employed at the Vet
eranS' Bureau.
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Deaths Reported.
Ne T Draper 90 oil. O st

Ros,he Draper; 90, Gil: Q st.
Samuel L. Bonner. 81. u S. Soldiers Home
Robert L cox. 7s, St Elizabeths Hospital
William F Wheatley. 73. III OTIS, pl
uI-.. w. Mccartney. -. Garfield Hos
Richard Burns, -. U. S. Soldiers Home
william s Pancosst. II. 54oS Ninth st.
Gertrude Morton, 81. 906 Allison st.
Emma V Ward 10 ::33 \ St. s.w.
Thomas L. CoStlgan. 81, 11O1 Columbia rd
Clarence Fretwell 40. Emergency Hos
john RussIes Al Walter Reed Gen
Howard A Avery. Al Walter Reed Cen
Ruth ciriss. IS Georgetown Hospital
Edna l. Veley 80 Sibley Hospital
RAYMOND Crack. Jr.. IL. Children's Hos
Infant Andrew w. Hasermann. 90 T st.
infant Joan jenkins. Gallinser, HosDital
Howard Johnson. is Freedmens Hospital.
Ernest BraXton. is, l42S Eleventh ST.
Sadie Cash. 10 POI p st s.w
Nellie Herbert. 36 -Gallinger Hospital.
Adelia Williams b 1914 Eleventh st.
Margaret Dennlson. 30, 172I You st.
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Women's Dean to Speak.

Miss Thyrsa w. Amos. dean of
women at the University of Pittsburgh
will address the student organizations
of Howard University in Julia Cald-
well Frazier Hall at $3.50 pm. today
on significant phases of student life
Miss Amos, week end guest at How
ard, addressed the students and fac
ulty twice yesterday at meetings In
Douglass Hall.
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GEN. BUTLER TO SPEAK
AT DRY MASS MEETING

Mai. Gen. Smedley D. Butler, for
mer commander of the Marine Corps,
will address a mass meeting under
auspices of the United Dry Forces at
Calvary Baptist Church on May 10.
Butler is planning to draw on his
experiences as public safety director"
of Philadelphia, when he made spec
tacular attempts to enforce prohibi-
ton.
Representative Guyer of Kansas. au-
thor of the Guyer bill, designed to
bring back prohibition to the Dis
trict, will explain his measure.
DR.. E. M. Ellison, chairman of the
United Dry Forces, will preside.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
Births Reported.

Robert and Ruth Webb twin boys.
Lawrence and Edna Morgan, girl.
Oscar and Alice Kiessling. girl
William and Ada McCord, girl
Richard and .Margaret Tague, boy.
Lawrence and Mabel Henson, boy.
Joseph and Helen Boudreau. boy.
Francis and Margaret Gladu. girl
James and Margaret O'Donnell. girl.
Charles and Martha Gunson. boy
Landell and Catherine Conner. girl.
Albert. and Adele Milligan. girl.
Francis and Vera Fuss; boy.
GEORGE and Florence Benton. boy.
Teddy and Emily Rutkoski boy.
Louis and Marie Bark. boy.
Arthur and Blanche Hardy, girl.
Regis and Edna Seewerker, girl.
Melvin and Edna Ailer. boy.
Walter and Hattie jackson, boy
Samuel and Clarence Jackson. boy.
George and Bernice Hughes. girl.
Reid and Mabel Lewis, boy
Charles. and Betty Hollowan. boy.
Leonard and Emma Brown. boy.
p 'chard and Maud Holland. boy.
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In Mrmnrtant

BIAkEY. CLARENCE II Sacred 70 the
fahe 9ES Pelqed hsf2sYd ard
ago today ADrii cG. lbs. 1a5S.! e's"' 'eSfs
,,,s May his soul rest in peace
His WEE T.lT1N AND ~ fCHJLLDRREN. LILLIAN.
EIAM EILZAsRISF; BI,SKFG CLARENCE AND WILL
DORSEY. JAMES J. In, sad but loving re-
fafpsr fmemp1ranfs fsuRs q our desT husband ana
parted this life suddenly four yeaT9 I9 aso.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
- Always tender. fond and true;
Thers Is not a day. dear husband and
That We do not think of you.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
GROSS. MATILDA E. In loving remer.
MATILDA 6f VGfS oRoss osssspFRteF Rho depaIsd sTa 4is
lbs LIS 4ie TWO ysars ago today. April 26,
This day recalls the memory
OF the loved one laid to rest
Ana those who think of her today
EFs Are nFSo2S ths ones gsho loved her best
TIERS AND BRofHERs. e4e-
HAMILTON, MARTHA. A tribute Of love
inHed Tima oevGf.on vi{s y 70 the memory Of our be-
%ARrHA Hie HAMIEfcNs RIFLE sna Sb6 sfs
years aso today. April 20. 1880.
day that comes with sad regret,
Ano one that shall ne'er forget:
Ilme takes away the edge of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
LoyyiNG Nc, ,Us HUSBAND. RICHARD HUGH
wonderful mother in every way.
one who was better God never made,
wonderful mother. so loyal and true,
3ne 0Fvn1ssr n mllilonmIha {gn mother was YOU.
ILToN JONES. IN IL f1FANl-
Grandmother you gave us the best of
your life.
You cherished our secrets, our sorrows.
You taught US to love. you taught US to
Dear srandmother. in heaven, God bless
LOVING GRANDcH1LDREN BEATRICE
RICK WHYTE
LUZ, WILLIAM. SR A tribute IN ths
memory TY,gy OF our dear father. WILLIAM
Luzi sr who departed this life three
years ago today April 20. 1888.
Every day brings sweet memories.
Peep within our hearts we cherish
thoughts MRs 81 one 11rz1 We IMS ioyed 50 dear.
MOTEN. AUGUSTINE. In sad and living
ter. AUGUSTINE MOTEN. who passed
aTSy aSs{ two years ago today. April 70.
Early in the morning saw her fly.
As ansels on high.
She few to Jesus
To cure her aches and pains
To rest on His breast in glory land.
Sleep on and take your rest.
best '"U
MOTHER. NARY MoTEN. AND BROTH
Err WILLIAM MOTEN
RHODES. SARAH JOSEPHINE. In loving
memory OF our mother and grandnoth-
er. SARAH JOSEPHINE RHODES who
departed this life one year ago today.
April 26 1885.
Today recalls the memory
OF the loved one laid TO rest
Bpa those who think, of you TODAY
HER DAUGHTER AND GRANDCHIL-
RiAN. FRANK J. In memory Of our dear
1ather and husband FRANK J RYAN
VINO passed into eternal rest four years
aso today, April 26. 1892
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

3 I T e e I, CneVy
Chase, Md. Fu-
neral services will
be held tomorrow
at 2 pm.
Mr.. Schwick-
ardi, who had
been in Govern
ment service for
80 years, was a
native of Fairfax
County, Va, and
the son of a Union
older. After
serving in the
office of the chief
signal officer of
the War Depart
Evening star., 1936-04-26
RUSSIAN ARRESTED

PARIS, April Is (P).-Nikolas Alex
eieff, Russian refugee, who is editor
of the Russian language newspaper
the Renaissance. was reported to have
been arrested today on a charge OF
espionage.
Police declined to confirm the
charge. but Alexeieff's papers said he
had been taken into custody after his
home was searched.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

ment for several years he transferred
to the Weather Bureau and to the
former Bureau of Corporations. He
was disbursing officer for the Federal
Trade Commission until consolida-
ton of Government disbursing offices
in 1888. when he took over his recent
post.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Betty w. Schwickardi. and a sister,
Mrs. Malcolm Brown, Westport, Conn
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Baker to Make Address.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Ar i 25 Up.
The Massachusetts, Insh> ute Of
Technology announced tonight that
Newton D. Baker. Secretary of War
in the Wilson administration, will
make the commencement address at
the Institutes sixty-ninth. annual
graduation exercises June 8.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
GRANT RITES SET
Sons of Union Veterans to Honor
Generals Birthday.

The Maryland Department, Sons of
Union Veterans of the Civil War,
under direction of John L. Bateman,
will sponsor services at Grants
Statue, in Union Square. tomorrow
commemorating the birthday ami
versary Of the Union general. The
program will begin at 2 pm.
Representative Dirksen of Illinois
will be the principal speaker. Honor
guests will be Nine. Cantacuzene-
Grant and Col. U. S. Grant, Sd. Music
will be furnished by the Army Band,
which will give special concert from
2 until ais pm.
Evening star., 1936-04-26

Lost and Found advertisement
for the daily Star ptn be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. tnclus,ue. 70
70 noon day OF issue. SATURDAYS
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For The Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-04-26
SCHWICKARDI FUNERAL
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Treasury Official, Native of Vir-
ginia, Died Friday at Chevy
Chase Home.

Rudolph B. Schwickardi, 81, ad-
ministrative assistant in the disburse-
ments division, Treasury Department,
died Friday in his home, 6315 Florida
Evening star., 1936-04-26

LOSl.
BOX. fiat cardboard containing pictures
Ct naval officer and two paper-bound
phamplets. Liberal reward Phone Emer-
son 57O9.
COCKER sPAN1EL-Black; Friday morn
Ing Chevy Chase. Reward. Call Clev.
DIAMOND RING. at shoreham Hotel
Thlrrsday Ii1la 50 night. Reward, Call Hyatts-
DoG-Black Spaniel. named 'Midee";
male; wore collar: vicinity 10th St and R.
!. ave ne. Phone North 11O4 Reward
FRATERNITY PIN. Phi Sigma Kappa.
Reward. Adams 1922.
GLASSES-Left in telephone booth in drug
store 18TH and F SITS. NV: Phone Claren-
don 2404 or Atlantic O57S.
PIN gray stone edged in platinum dia-
mond center Call Shepherd 3057 before
II or after 6 pm. Reward
RING-Diamond dinner ring. 3 stones sur
rounded by sapphires. . sapphires MISSING:
reward. Adams 2753 3522 18th NV.
sea- ave- oeffRs n@ bstResn eTsts feth
and Goth. Thursday between and pm. !;
reward. Phone Clarendon 246.
SILVER FOX SCARF. Saturday morning.
Woodward & Lothrop.s or near 11th st.
entrance. Reward. Col. S1O6. Apt 311.
SPECTACLES-S frame: Friday morn
ing near 5th and H sts. NV. Reward.
1873 Locust rd. NV. Georgia 0759. 26'
with black on one side of face. Reward
for any Information leading to return.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. Bradley B0uleyard
Bethesda. Md. Phone Wisconsin 1924
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TIMER. IDA MAE. Departed this no. a,

Friday morning. April "a. 1885,. A. her
y. 1eyScdence. 2215 2nd ST. NV. IDA MAE
TIMER. She leaves to mourn her de-
parture loving husband. Guy Timer:
a daughter Gloria Timer. and SON
Alphonso Timer: a mother. father and
sister and host of other relatives and
dear friends. Remains resting at the
Moon funeral home 1892 U st. NV.
Funeral Monday April - at / pm.
from the Berean Baptist Church Iifh
ana sts. Nv. 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery ~
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WATERS MARY CATUFpTSr ro>>.or

On April - 1895 MARY CATHFPfNE
SONNOR WATERS, wife Of the late
DANIEL John Waters. Mrs. Waters is
Nashineton and New York Remsfns
restlng at Joseph GaWlerS Sons chapeI
services at st Matthews Catholic
CHURCH or Monday. April ~ where re-
1u:fEn mass VIII be offered at 10 a m
Erlends are kindly requested not TO send
Evening star., 1936-04-26

%. 1886, at her residence IoiS Linden
St ne. BESSIE TURNER. mother OF
MIS-. Annie Cooper and the late Louis
turner. mother-in-law of Daniel Cooper
She S also survived by other relatives
aho friends. Remains resting at Stew
srts funeral home. 30 H St ne. until
Sunoay. Apru %; thereafter at her
late restdence. Funeral Monday. April
- az : pm. from the residence In
-.
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DORSEY. JOHN II. Departed this life on

Friday. April "a. 1856, at $40 am.
after lingering illness. JOHN H. DOR
SEY. husband of the late Julia F. Dor
sey loving father of Mrs. Maggie Dor
sey Cole and Mrs. Mary Dorsey Dick
erSon. He leaves one sister Mrs. Ma
tilda Chapman, and other relatives Fu-
neral from his late residence. 14I3 A st.
Sc. at $50 Monday morning: thence
TO st. Cyprians Church at O'Clock
where solemn requiem ma SIS will be said
for the reposc of his soul Friends in
Vited TO attend. Kindly omit flowers
Evening star., 1936-04-26

1886. Mrs SUSAN WALKER Of 1907
81 9Th st. NV. wife of The late Alexander
walker devoted mother Of Joseph A.
ana Warren s. Walker sister Of Mrs
Martha Jones Mrs. Ella Ware Mrs An:
ME GuSSum Mrs. EVELYN Davis and John
ana TheophiluS Moreon and grand.
ilother of Yvonne o. Walker She also
leaves two dauehters-i Mrs Ella.
1eth walker and Mrs Lucille Walker,
funeral TUESDAY. April IS, at 80 pm.
from her late residence. Relatives and
friends invited % ~
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WESTON. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

saturday ADrll -. 1896 at Emergency
HoSpitsl, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IVES
TON OF GG0h Eastern ave. NV, beloved
htSoand Of Ada Vera Weston and father
OF Mrs. David c. Jordan Homer Frank-
IN vera Lucille and Barbara Jane Wes-
tol; brother Of Elmer Wes on of Long
Island, N Y Rema ms resting at the S
ii Hines Co. funeral home. 2HOl 18th =
NV. Funera! services at St. Stephens
and the Incarnation Church IGth and
Newton SIS. NV, on Tuesday. april IS,
at 10 a m
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THOMAS JAAfFS

Thursday April 81 ES't 15:is after rnis brias LIZ
illness. JAMES THOMAS of 1877 YER
mont ave. NV. beloved husband Of
naomi w. Thomas and father of eleven
mother. Stepfather. one brother and two
sisters. Funeral Monday, April ~ at
home. 62l Florida ave- NV. Relatiyes
and friends invited.
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1895. at her residence 2032 North Capt.
tol St. SARAH NJ. DULIN Cnee Barrick)
neral services at the s. H Hines Co.
funeral home. 2901 14th st NV, on
Monday. April %. at $50 am; thence
to st. Martins Church. North Capitol
END T SITS. where requiem mass will
De SAID at 8 a m. Relatives and FRIENDS
invited lnterment (prlvate) Mount
Oiivet Cemetery. %
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, JESSE sPIELMAN Councillor.

FLYNN. ANZONETTA. All members of
Mount vernon Lodge. No. go" Ladies
Society. B OF L. F. and E. are requested
TO attend the funeral services TO be con-
quoted by Mount Vernon Lodse for our
pe!oVed sister ANZONETTA FLYNN on
Monday. April ~ 1896 al pm. al
her late residence 500 ST n e.
c PEI
Evening star., 1936-04-26

urday. April -. 1885 at her residence.
"a 6th st. Sc. EMMA A. SKIDMOPE'
beloved wife, of James NJ. Skidmore and
devoted mother OF Charles M Skidmore
ana Mildred L. Barnholt. Funeral from
her late residence on Tuesday April @S,
al $50 am. thence to ST Peters
Will be offered at am for the repoSe
OF her soul. Relatives and friends in
vlteo. lnterment Mount Olyet Ceme-
tery. %
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Draths.

COOKE. ISABELLE o. Departed this life
Friday. April "a. 1886. at s:45 pm. at
her residence. 1882 3rd st. NV. ISA-
BELLE o. COOKE wife OF the late F.
r. Cooke. mother of Joseph. Louis. Leo
Cooke; Mrs. Ruth Davis. Mrs. Mabel
Ridgeley and Mrs. Mary Buckner. Fu-
neral services at her late residence Mon
Gay Aplil .27. at / pm. Relatives and
fTienos invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. %
COOKE. ISABELLE. The Ladies' Tinney
Phyllis Wheatley Society is requested to
attend the funeral of Mrs. ISABELLE
COOKE. on Monday. April 27. 1886. at
! pm. from her late residence, 1862
3rd st. NV.
MAYME B. LANE. President.
MARGARET BYRD. Rec. Secy.
CONRAD, HOWARD q. On Friday. April
"a. 1896. at Walter Reed General Hos
pital. HOWARD R.. beloved brother Of
Mrs. Mabel A. Dodge. of Wheaton, Md
Funeral services at the residence Of his
sister. 500 14th st. NV. on Monday,
April ~. at pm. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Con-
p.ess!onal Cemetery. 26
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DOLLIE. On Friday April
"a. 1896 at Garfield Hospital DOLLIE
RICHARD (nee Faulkne-). of 30 Mad
fson St NV. beloved wife of Robert
Relchard Funeral services at the above
address on Monday. April 27. at 2 ,. m.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 26 -
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% 1896. at Emergency Hospital ANNA
Joseph and Caroline Wheeler Remains
resting at the James T. Ryan funeral
nome 3lI Pa. ave. Sc. Notice Of funeral
idleT,
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BOX. fiat cardboard. containing pictures
CT naval officer and two paper-bound
phsmplets. Liberal reward Phone Emer-
The Redwood gazette., 1936-06-18

Regularly 37c-now
at a sensationally low
sale price. 6 and 9 foot
widths in a wide as
sortment of patternsl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-11

HOLLYWOOD, July 11-OneS'
career may suffer as well as bene-
fit as the result Of being the son
Of a noted man, according to
Owen Davis, jr., who plays in the
title role in the film comedy,
Bunker Bean"
When young owen was break
ing in on the stage, he found pro-
ducers glad to give him q chance
because of his dad, who has writ
ten more Broadway successes than
any other playwright, but they
placed him in drab little roles that
were anything but encouraging.
although didn't want to trade
on my fathers reputation" Davis,
jr., said, II knew it had a lot to
do with my getting jobs. I didn't
like it, but I was grateful for the
opportunity to act"
When more important roles
were offered him, he realized that
the junior angle had him on the
spot. The attitude of producers
was, Ego on, show something;
your old man is clever, so we ex-
pect a lot from you"
II was being challenged to live
up to a reputation not my own"
the young actor said. i was ex-
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Dad Helped and Hurt, Too, Says Davis, Jr.

>pected to show more than other
unknowns. In the long run, that
was undoubtedly good for me. At
that time it frequently made the
going rough"
To illustrate that owen, jr.. ar
rived on his own, the late Percy
Hammond, dean Of the New York
drama critics. selected his per-
Torrance In Louis Bromfield' s
Times Have Changed" as one Of
the 10 best of the 1885 season on
Broadway.
Young Davis likes to get plenty
Of acting experience. One OF his
regrets is that he can't get down
to his fathers Maine retreat this
year and indulge in bit Of sum-
mer stock acting.
In Skowhegan his father, and
sometimes his brother Donald,
spend the cool of the day knee
deep in manuscripts of new plays.
1t is a playwright'S workshop and
owen, jr., just loves it. The June,
July and August summer stock
company at the resort provides
opportunity to try a hand at
acting.
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Enqine Grease Used
As FINLAND Makeup

The most unusual makeup
ever used in a motion picture
was brought back from Palmdale,
Cal, by Newt Johns, makeup
man. for a scene in Francis
Lederer's Paramount picture, My
American Wife"
The makeup consisted of three
kinds of engine grease carefully
scraped by Johns from beneath
a locomotive. It was necessary
for studio shots that will be
matched up with scenes taken Of
Lederer beneath a broken-down
locomotive.
Because Johns feared he would
be unable to achieve the same
effect with regular makeup, he
brought back some of the same
grease with which Lederer
Smeared his face when the out
door scenes were filmed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-11

Evelyn Egan found this silly
marquee sign: Small Town Girl"
with Three Wise Guys"
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LOOka That Guy Burn Up---Keepin' Cool

to be funny? change shirts every
hour. And has my laundry bill
gone up! That in itself burns me-"
Director William Keigley, who
has been running from one end
of the set to another figuring out
camera angles" says he isn't
warm.
IT keep cool by not talking about
the weather." replies Dieterle, as
he pulls off his sport coat and re-
moves his tie. "Say," he wants to
know, what's the temperature,
anyhow"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-11

HOLLYWOOD, July 1.-The
movie stars don't have to worry
about such important things as
hot weather and the high cost Of
ice when they're between pictures.
Most Of them have homes which
sport swimming pools, patios built
around crystal pools and electric
cooling systems.
But when they're facing cameras
under Southern CALIFORNIA; none
too cons1derate sun or in sound
stages which keep out noise and
ocean breezeS, they're no better off
than the clerk, Stenographer,
street merchant and hot dog sales
man who spend half the day COM
planning about the ambitious mer-
curry in the thermometer.
What do the comfort conscious
stars do to keep cool under try
ing studio conditions? We've asked
several Of them and here are their
answers:
WELL" says Pat O'Brien, "the
only time I'm able to keep cool is
when I work in a picture where
they serve beer"
ct don't wear sox," was the cryp-
tic answer Of Frank McHugh, who
was chatting with Guy Kibbee at
the time to the chow to keep cool"
question. "And Guy here-he
thinks about fishing in a cool
mountain stream. He talks himself
into being COOL"
With perspiration running down
his face in little rivulets. Kibbee
lights a match and holds it under
McHugh'S Caqvas-bottomed chair
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with Gary Cooper and a
group of Chinese extras
clustered around him.
Perched on the high prov
of the boat are the camera
crew and Director Lewis
Milestone.
The latter is yelling for
more fog-effects and a prop
man, on the floor of the
tank, is tanning the odorous
exhalation of a smokepot up
the side of the junk.
Ny lids are smarting in a
few minutes and the cast
has been enduring this for
three days. 1t is particular
torture to Tamiroff, whose
eyes are made up Chinese
fashion.
But they are all good
sports about it.
Gary Cooper has a special
word of praise for Made
leine Carroll when I talk to
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James Melton, a New York radio'
star, isn't as enthusiastic about
the weather.
Keep cool!" he shouted while
dragging a linen handkerchief
across his brow. "Are you trying
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IN summer I'm very chooSey
about my Clothes" she says while
tinkering with a little blonde curl
over her left ear. Nov this dress
of mine follows Grecian lines. It
looks and is COOL"
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until the Irish comic jumps sky
high.
Jean Muir is the next questioned.
She looks as cool as a cucumber,
as usual. How do you do it,
Jean"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-11

step out Of a studio limousine
that has just carried me
through a maze of stages
and permanent sets that
clutter up a big movie lot.
A crowd of yelling chill
dren are gathered before the
camera where Freddy
Bartholomew and Jackie
Cooper are having a fight.
Or rather Freddy is swing
ing helplessly while Jackie
holds him at. arms length
and jeers:
'Who are you waving
at?"
1t all seems realistic I'M
less you happen to look over
to the sidelines and discover
Mrs. Cooper and Freddy's
Aunt Myllicent calmly sur
veying the struggle.
Finally, Director Rowland
Brown calls enough and
Freddy pushes through the
crowd, his hair tousled and
his cheeks red with exertion.
He is q different how from
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-11
FREDDY Bartholomew Admits
The Kids Gave Him Trouble
In English Schools
By HARRISON CARROLL

1885 Syndcae)
HOLLYWOOD July ia little slice of New York is to
be found on the -Goldwyn-Mayer back lot where
they are filming picture titled intriguingly "The Devil
Is Sissy
It's street scene and it teens with activity when