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sITUATIONs-DOMrSTIC.

day; reference. North 2575-J.
0IRl. colored, neat, reliable. wishes days
xsyk .,sy o. part Is e yssrs
H5 "a c. sflsssS SSamS. sshss sgs general
GIRL. colorcd. neat. wants part-time Job
e scmse ssy: ssss.W SSIa; city reference can f'-
oiRI. colored. neat, wishes part-time job
Il IA, m4sa.nsss fos ss:s :ssysnins' get dinner or all
0IRL. coloFed.. reliable. Wishes general
hogseyors; % scSd sa CITY reference; stay nights.
GIRL. llsht. wishes Job .as maid in once
OF store. Phone Lincoln 3937-W
day and EVENINGS o6. Atlantic O62l-J :
GIRL. colored. reliable. honest. wants
psrt-time work only. mornings or after
GIRL. colored. xpuns. wants work as cook 60
yer Spring or Takoma Park. Georgia
GIRL. colored. wants lob nursing. mothers
helper, maid; reference. 472 o st. NV.
GIRLS CD. coIored, want work Of any
kind. Call Adams 1862.
ligent, would like work of any kind after
Katherine Veney. 1906 8. 18th st.. Arling-
ton, Va 25s
MAID. colored, part-tfme or all day work
In bachelor apt. or waitress in lunch room.
1913 Corcoran st. NV. lst hoor.
SCHOOL GIRL. colored. wishes afternoon
work with Govt people three. four days
week. Lincoln 6616. after o'clock.
WOMAN, settled. wants general houseWork:
experienced: city ref. l211 Kenyon ct. NV.
WOMAN, white settled wishes work Of
any kind: references. 1717 Euclid st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants morning work. 8
70 IL an; references. Address Box S4-H.
Star ONCE
WOMAN. colored 81 wishes maid. ONCE
girl or supervision work; college education,
experienced: reference. 40 NV.
Evening star., 1936-09-25
WANTED-SALESAGEN

Statesmen, mechanically inclined. to sell
fast moving automotive parts. Motor
Parts o.. 1923 p st. NV.
sALEsMEN-Qualilied to sell Rock Wool
Home Insulation. Experience not neces-
sary. but preferred. Beginning q busy
season, with old customers to call on. APP
ply Friday. Sept. 25, pm, 932 New
SENSATIONAL OFFER-Apply between II
and IL am. Room SOL. End Natl. Bank
Bldg, 1893 @ st. NV,
Evening star., 1936-09-25

THE approaching
- car vas with
out lights and Gail
shuddered e It
roared past in the
tlarkness.
III I were in An
accide ent." she
murmured aloud.
every one. Phil
included, W ould
wonder why I was
driving on this
country road alone
1T almost midnight.
And believe me,
Mr.. Phil would
never know the
answerl"
She went on,
choosing the safest
looking ruts, smil-
ing . little grimly
and reconstructing
IN detail . picture
from the past.
The campus on .
June night. Phil
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PEE RSONAL..

HTMokRHoDe ERADIcATED By ny
time or MONEY back, Write t0r DeekIss; 20
Gisss dssS oSlumbis q snExsrd "a ADAMS osss
EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WITH NEW
sedan. to drive and assist wealthy family.
sdy on long t5Ds
references. Address BOX 4i5-H' Star 81: ss.ee.
MAssEUR FROM NEW YORK CITY. FOR
E..iSna sSns Sny established years. Phone
RUGsLAsT CHANCE 10 HAVE YOUR
service. Sxls. sxlo. 6xs. $3.50. Adams
sSkss s.ss! R5ss5s Care sGsy
private home Wisconsin 6S36. 25s
FAlsE TEETH RkPAIRs WHILE YOU
Westorx Rass anS a1Sm Sum Sg
s.u..dH y sss p, sna g
II relieved. Get 1t from your druesist
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH cONsTI-
on efsonay
Ss na asD r.ss AesEs sas
00LpEIC p IRRIGATIoE; PHXs!o, TIER
Heurs en until Phone y beeasa1 sss2 s.
Boarding and day: Grades 1-s; 200. acres:
G1ssn.eed G5sas2H.ssei s9s sfsul.F o0le'' Park Nd
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due 70 in
W W. Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral cars and ali. for As little Is s76
World finest waterproof airtight guar
Chambers for SS6 In case of death cali
the Greater W W Chambers CO; 14th st
or write our address. We win send YOU .
beautiful catologue Of how We do It 400
Chaplin st. NV phone Columbia 0432 SIT
11th st Sc phone Atlantic 600
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
CAMKRA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT INC.
S16 10th st. NV. Phone National Efi2.
Evening star., 1936-09-25

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Low PRICES
AND $5 90 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Papering Heating
Painting Oil Burners
Flooring Porch Enclosures
Plumbing Remodeltng
Call MR.. TABOR At Metropolitan 0s54
for Free Estimate.
THE HOME MODERNIZING CO.
1909 9th st. NV. Night Fhone. Clev. 5000.
Evening star., 1936-09-25

MODERN!
COMFORTABLE!
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL!
Yours for the asking-a thoroughly mod
ern home Comfortable-a place you can
be proud Of Federal does
EVERYTHING IN THE
BUILDING LINE,
heating plant. Federars experienced
architects ensineers and workmen are at
''N' NO NJ CASH DOWN.
You pa, II small monthly sum .ecoIdinas
ee.Snasr. tG nHp .ls nae o'n''
LOW INTEREST,
~ yearly is the only charge. No red tape.
y VI sSzh1 SIhs1AscE N iF'ssE WHERE OTHERS DON'T.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., INC,
sH4k! s1a 7si5A. A7 NIGHT ApxHHs sH ooss GaG? Is.
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS q SERVICE.
BIDDING. NATIRFssIs boz SPRINGS and
wash. Mattress Co. 3lY q q. s:G Nat: 6679:
CHAIR GAMING IgeI IgRHoISTEHS; ! I
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG
1895 10th q: NV Phone Metropolitxn 2O62
ELECTRIC WIRING eixsure.
pairs. 6-r. house fixtures q base plugs S55
Regal Elec Co $40 Upshur nv. Col 1891
FLOORS REFMIsHED. sanded, shellacked.
Osfins and painting. Phone R Potomac j.: sss7.
FLOOR WORK, sanding. finishing: prices
reasonable; work guaranteed. c. c. Deaton,
0O3 Longfellow st. NV. Georgia 1853.
GENERAL contracting. painting. paperinE.
decorating; reasonable prices: easy terms
Estimates free. Adams 37s7. Il. sobel. 27s
PAINTING. paper1ns. roofing. general re-
pairing guaranteed: eeaA. N L Smith.
17A Webster ct. nv Phone Adams 71O8
PAINTING and papering done. nrst-class
work and reasonable prices. We do work
nrsa ourselves; sstipssss nsss given free. Can
Painting-Paperhanging.
Good Work at Reasonable Cost.
HADENFNT. Col. 1926. 26'
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.

HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.
PAPERHANOIEG AND PAINTING, expert;
% years exp: prompt service: reas. prices.
trial will convince you. Col. 1915. 26'
PAPERiNo AND PAINTING. responsible
tsed: best reierences: estimstss. Col. 4s4i.
PAPERING aooMs ss.s, ss UP WoRk
aEoRoE 500 one.ds p NV Geo a4es
sor Ss.F ssFI ss' 8 ssss sssei prs. zen
vile payment Contractor; 3-year plan.
i1sh A%sr'ccal a% colunbis as0ast aSs1 CO. me- Ssls
sss6sd y D. 9. 3 Rug washing Service.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
snd hoa:. ana on.saR 81 sna
iss T. ss4i &c. zBss
VARIETY STORE with apt. above: upper
ax aSdi.:s sstsS sx hSsu e0s Low rent Price, s975
.sSssB.a ss:s s1ss 81 hssr:: tss ;:: :sse
VENDING MAcHNE ROUTE Pistachio
nut venders can be handed In spare time.
Greenbelt project Phone Berwyn $50.
GASOLINE STATION. large corner; equip
sTms s0as Address Box 4saH sssr ses
DRESS AND MILLINERY SHOP, fully
equipped; active retail section: illness
goo GOOD lease. Adde'S: Box se5-H' Star 5 stsse.
WILL INVEST 500 in business with serv-
ices: Gentle. Address Boz TAI. star
CoLoRED BARBER SHOP. chairs: GOOD
location. 1909 H st. ne. See William L.
business. well located on Wisconsin ave-:
business at a very low nsure. fine eg-
F. WITH VI H'se Boss SH1Fs sz
ATTRACTIVE ROOFING HOUSE. 2-year
lease, $50: income. $3.50 monthly: saeri-
nee: new furniture. Columbia 1897. 27s
wkly.: rent only $50. with 2 apts.; beauti-
full equipment: NV; corner; price. $500:
easy terms: Neon signs. Joseph Hollander.
RooMING HOUSE. II rms. baths: IN
only $3.50: terms, Mr.. McKenney. zoos
II st. NV. Met. 4Sl3.
SHOE REPAIR sHOP--At same. location
cluding Mckay stitcher and Champion
stapler: moderate price. 1906 7th ST. nv.
CHECK-ROOM CONCESSION for rent.
Apply in person Club Vclga Boatmen
LUNCH WITH BEER. well equipped; large
bar; fine bus: long lease: 81 900; terms.
Address Box 446-H. Star once.
WANTED for barbecue:
the D. c. Iir.e in Nd: excellent location;
doira good business: very small investment
required: experienced live wire can double
n1er trade. O money-ma king proposition for
the right man. Address Box 435-H. star
ONCE. 70
CATAIOG. JERRY OMAHONY, INC, 800
WE6T GRAND ST ELIZABETH N J.
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Distributors Opportunity

A nationally known corporation. manu-
featuring a product for which consumer
demand was never better and marketing
distributors. is desirous of securing q dis
tributor for the Washington territory. We
require a man of strong sales executive
ability with suficient capital to operate
his own establishment and carry modest
merchandise stock for immediate delivery.
Extremely attractive opportunity to estao.
lish permanent. profitable business. hc-
tory executive will be in Washington to
appoint and train selected applicant. Ad-
dress Box 39-H Star ONCE. 25'
Evening star., 1936-09-25
-Bv EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS

buy 00Il trade u6eo CAM
b|sbips:n. SO S50IssSSr; IiSsS q. s:s: n.1.
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REPAIRS q SERVICE.

Painting-Paperhanging.
Good Work at Reasonable Cost.
HADENFELT, Col. 1926. 26s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH LESSONS. Rapid method. Daily.
ILL. 6-S pm. 1914 11th st. NV. rm. B..
class private. Expert native teacher
Evening star., 1936-03-05

ton Of testifying on behalf Of the
fighting Irishman is none other than
Daryl Zanuck, producer of a rival
studio and one-time executive at
Warmers. Others who have already
backed Cagney in his contention that
there was verbal agreement in which
he was promised q schedule of not
more than four pictures year in
clude Actor Frederic March, Walter
Oliver H. P. Garrett and Lester
Cowan, former executive secretary of
the Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences.
Cagney will attempt to prove that,
in order to keep him from walking
out during the life of his contract
because of unsatisfactory stories, the
studio held in escrow a substantial
portion of his $4,000 weekly salary.
Win or lose, Jimmy is unlikely to
become tied up again under any con-
tract which denies him complete au-
thority as to cast, story, dictatorship,
etc. 1t is even limited from an author
itative source that, when his present
troubles are over, the Irishman will
be concerned in the financing of his
own productions. Several financial
groups in the East have expressed a
willingness to make possible such .
program.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

and seem to be going places -. Saw
"At Home Abroad" again last night
Courtesy Claude Greneker and the
Shuberts) and Mitzi Mayfair does one
of the best numbers of her career in
the second act >. and it's not easy to
replace Eleanor Powell She doesn't
try-to initiate, that is-she does her
own dances. and she does them awful
we'll That Krimsky- -BanniSter-
Beebee venture, Murder in the Old
Red Barn." is packing them in I.
which reminds us to send best wishes
to Rebecca TarWater and her outfit
and to hope that Uncle Toms Cabin"
is packing them in, too . Isham
Keith, jr., said "umph" over the phone
this am. from the Barbizon Plaza 4.
The Sweet Aloes" opening last night
had just about everybody in town, in
Guiding Frank Lawton, who has re-
covered from his Washington cold and
heads for Hollywood tomorrow . .
Rudy Vallee was on the train going up
to this town, fresh from that hearing
at the Capitol and he sends his regards
to all D. c. brethren and "sisteren"
who. as he said, made his recent stay
during the "Scandals') in town so
pleasant.
It's warm here today. the brides are
singing and everybody would be in
bloom if it warn't for the elevators.
:. If you don't hear from us tomor-
row II will he hano,,ca VIE oro et,,ol,
on the umpty-umph floor of some
building-what building we are not as
yet prepared to say.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Fox-"The Prisoner of Shark Is
land" at l0:45 am, 1870, Ais. Z and
10:45 pm Stage shows at 12:45, 3:35,
$40 and 9:05 pm.
Earle-"The Music Goes Round"
at IL am, 1:35. 4:2O. 7:20 and 10 pm.
Stage shows at 12:4o, $3.50, 6:25 and
9:O5 pm.
Palace-"Klondike Annie" at 11:15
am, 1:30, 3:25, $50. 7:35 and $40
pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"The Ghost Goes
West" at 1l:15 am, 1:25, 3:29, 5:39,
7:43 and 9:53 pm.
Belasco-"Soak the Rich" at 1904,
2:04, 4:04, 6:O4, 8:04 and 1904 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Petrifed For
est" at 1925 am, las, $3.50, $50.
1880 and s:35 pm.
Columbia-"Last of the Pagans," at
11:45 am, LAS, 3:48, $50. 7:30 and
$50 pm.
Tivoli-"Ceiling Zero" at 2:o5, 1855
5:45, 7:35 and 925 pm.
Ambassador "The Bride Comes
Home" at 6:15, and $50 pm.
Little-"The Informer," at 11:34
am, 1885, 3:3S, $40, 7:42 ano
9:44 pm.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
CHEVY CHASE FRANTICS
HAS BRIGHT HUMOR
"Who's Loony Now" Political
Satire, Played by Girls
School.
THE Wsrdman Park Theater last

THE Wardman Park Thester last
night was packed with proud
parents and fond friends as the charm
ing young ladies Of the Chevy Chase
School presented who's Loony
Now?" the twelfth edition of the Chevy
Chase Frantics.
The musical satire. though it ran
overly long, was cleverly staged and
the humor was bright at times, as
political parties, policies and person.
ages were taken for a merry ride. The
key to the spirit of the piece is shown
by the line, selected at random, of
"Borahs Goodenough," who says, I'm
going out and embarrass my party"
The gentleman from Idaho was not
the only person prominent in politics
who was kidded politely by Who's
Loony Now?"
Among the people and institutions
whose names are news, who were on
the receiving end Of the satirical
thrusts, were q chap known only as
Herb, played by Elizabeth Woodbury.;
Little Aggie (the A. A. A., played by
Sammie Ives; Dock QuackSend,
fellow with a pension plan, played by
Neysa Mather; Alsmith, played by
Betty Williams. and a number of
others.
The best dramatic contribution Of
the evening was offered by Betty
Kelley, as the Elephant, who had, how
ever, considerable competition from
those named above. and Marjorie
Dickens (Borahs Goodenough), Mary
Lou Elliott and Clara Margaret Gillie.
The dance high spots were Betty
Berly's tap and the gavotte, danced by
Dorothy Park and Mary Jane Brown.
Sammie Ives and Virginia Catlett did
we'll by several songs.
Isabelle harrington wrote the book
and some of the lyrics for who's
Loony Now?" and additional songs
were furnished by Mccall Lanham,
Mary Lehman and Sammie Ives.
H. M.
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Bette Davis Good Bet.

The members of the Academy OF
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
have been faced with pretty problem
regarding their choice of feminine
winner for the best screen perform
ance Of the year, for the simple rea-
son that, while dozens of the fair
movie sex have given averagely good
performances, not one, with the ex-
ception of Shirley Temple. has done
anything vaguely resembling screen
history during 1885. However. largely
influenced by the factor that Bette
Davis was a runner-up to Claudette
Colbert last year. the numerous straw
votes indicate Miss Davis will receive
the coveted award, to be announced
Thursday evening, on the strength Of
Evening star., 1936-03-05

he practically forced the skeptical Mr..
Zanuck into purchasing.
When Blake's agents first ap-
preached Zanuck, the latter. after
reading the story, replied, I'm not
interested" High-pressure salesman
ship resulted in a ave-a-week Holly
wood contract for the author, during
which he was paid little more than
what he made as reporter, with the
understanding, however, that, should
the studio film the story, he would re-
ceive an additional sum of money and
be given full credit on the screen for
original authorship and co-adaptation
together with Sonya Levien.
According to Blake, Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox failed to keep its promise on
both counts, and. unless his grievances
are settled within the next few days,
his lawyers will begin suit for heavy
damages.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

network in competition with the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. and Colum-
bia. The unexpected move is a Sc
quel to Warmers bitter four mor:i' >
fight with the American Society OF
Composers, Authors and Puo3i - j,
be paid more money for songs broad
cast from their films.
With film producers now control
ing several Broadway stage produc-
tions, all that remains to complete
filmlsnd's stranglehold on entertain
ment Is for Hal Roach to book "Our
Gang" for the Metropolitan Opera
House.
(Copyrisht. 1a36 by North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1936-03-05
GALLI.CURCI SUED

LOS ANGELES, March (P.-
Amelita Galli-Curci. opera singer,
and her husband, Former Samuels.
concert pianist. were sued for $54.570
yesterday as the result of an automo-
bile accident.
Mrs. Thomas Kienster. young wife
of a city fireman. alleged she suf-
fered conclusion of the brain when
her automobile and one driven by
Samuels collided last week in Holly
wood.
Evening star., 1936-03-05


elevators for all they are worth.
Outside an East End avenue apart
ment house crowds of reporters are
assembled to see Miss Lille at the
helm-for her apartment is one OF
the highest, and the rule here is that
all dWellers have to run elevators on
O 15-minute shift.
Miss Lille, after a long evening in
the still popular "At Home ABROAD"
(Which is getting set to go to WASH
tngton), doesn't seem to mind a bit.
Rumor has it that as she sails through
the building pushing buttons and
gadgets she sings that Alpine noun
tain song, "Oh Leo Oh Leo"-one of
the seasons hits-and that therefore
her elevators are very much in de-
mand.
THERE is no question, however, but
- that the theater and the motion
picture palaces are suffering. Oscar
Doob. sage maestro of the Loew forces,
lust called to put in his small wall
over the situation-saying that even
he is afraid to go home at nights tonly
on account of the elevators.
Wife VS.. Secretary" nevertheless, is
doing a bang-up business at the Capl-
tal-third largest week since the the
eter was built.
Audiences are mostly women. Old
Man Gable still keeps rolling along!
X X y
BROADWAY was set Tuesday night
~ for the opening of Katharine Cor
nell's st. JOAN" and then had to be
disappointed what with la grippe
throttling the performance. 1t will
have to get set all over again Monday
night. It's a sellout already for at
least six weeks.
JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON arrived
- in town yesterday. Was met by
her mother at the station. Quite un-
like certain other movie folk, she went
quietly to her hotel without flowers
photographs Or confusion. Plans to
stay at the hotel without seeing any
one for at least two days. Friday she
will emerge, be photographed, receive
the press, say that she is glad to be
East. but that she likes Hollywood
That's the regular movie star routine
We plan to see her on that day il
the crowds not too thick. Tell her
how swell We think she was in The
Life of Louis Pastuer"-a film which
we hope will jam Johnny Payette's
Earle Theater tomorrow to the doors
RY FRIDAY Freddie Bartholomew
~ should be out on deck again. He
has had a tough siege of the flu and
the rumors that he has gone to
Florida have been only rumors. He
has been wrestling with the bug at his
hotel while his nice aunt. Miss Milli-
cent Bartholomew feeds him the
proper pills Freddie promises to say
'hello" Friday. too. Busy day.
X X X y
HUGH HERBERT, who was such g
grand guy when he was in Wash
ington, is the hit of Colleen" which
the Warmers previewed yesterday.
Herb Crooker, ace Warner press
oracle, says hello to Frank La Falce
and the boys.
Oscar Doobe does the same to Carter
Barron.
The R-K-O office has called and
wants us to know that everything but
Ginger Rogers is at our disposal.
Paramount's Dick Halliday phoned
Oracle Barrie has won real name
Sor herself in THE Scandals"
THE Great Ziegfeld" is doing SIAM
bang business.
Jack Benny opens Friday here at the
State. doing, presumably, the same act
he'll do subsequently at Loew's Fox.
X
'WATcH for Lorraine o,, santsche an, ant
will come to the Earle with Jan CARRIER
and Co. They have just finished
q slick engagement at the Waldorf
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Democrats Meet Tonight.

Members of the Democratic League
will meet at 8 pm. today at Hamilton
Hotel to hear talks from Senator
Lewis, Democrat, Of Illinois, and
George Creel. publicist. Rear Admiral
Mark Bristol, president of the club,
will preside,
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Cagney Suit Backed.

While on the subject of lawsuits,
Hollywood is having a right royal
merry time taking sides for and
against Jimmy Cagney in his legal
ntract-breaking fight against War
ner Bros. The latest of a long line
Of distinguished film folk to file inten-
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Randolph SCOTS Father Dies.

RALEIGH. N. c., March LP.-
George 6. Scott, director of the Divi.
sion Of Accounts in the State Depart
ment Of Revenue here and father Of
Randolph Scott, the screen star, died
Of a heart attack last night.
Evening star., 1936-03-05

two to three-mil-
lion dollar profit
Is the current es-
innate. But Blake
has been tele-
phoning and tel
egraphing daily
from c h i C a g o,
where lie is en-
ployed as a re-
porter, threaten
ing suit against
the studio on the
grounds he has
received neither
sufficient or e d i t
nor remuneration
Evening star., 1936-03-05
MOVIE LIONESS SLAIN
Prospector Shoots spunky to Get
$50 State Bounty.

$50 State Bounty.
BAKERSFIELD, Calf, March 3
R.-Because q prospector killed
frisky animal actress parts Of Ken
Maynard's new picture must be re.
written.
Spunky. the lioness who achieved
fame In the film, "sequoia. was shot
when she wandered away from
movie location camp. The prospector
wanted the States $50 bounty on
lions.
Oficials Of the Maynard company
said yesterday the scenario Is being
revised to eliminate sequences using
o mountain lion.
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Beatrice Lille Packs Lift
With Her Alpine Melody
Takes Her Turn at Operating Elevator Along
With Other Tenants During Strike
in New York.
in New York.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

IEw YORK March 61t quaint world up mere I'm msn, t d
Douglas carrying weakened maons up long
high building you never
strikers
mogus
Evening star., 1936-03-05
Author Threatens Suit
Over Quintuplet Film
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLLYWooD March NANAo-There Is only one person con-
perturbation Doctor not
phenomenal
helped adapt for the
to
Evening star., 1936-03-05

least Important extra on the lot, Is.
congrat tulating itself on having made
what is conceded by all to be the big
gest money maker of the decade-a
Evening star., 1936-03-05

her acting in Warner Bros Dan
gerous."
R-K-O-Radios 1.-THE Informer" is
practically assured Of bagging most
of the other available awards-Victor
McLaglen> for his brilliant portrayal
Of "Gyppo," John Ford for direction,
and Dudley Nichols for his excel
lent screen adoption of the Liam
O'Flaherty epic.
THE Informer" recently added to
its row Of laurels by gaining the New
York critics best everything" for the
past year and the general concensus
In Hollywood is that the academy's
belated stamp of approval can now
make little difference to the intrinsic
worth Of the film.
New Harlow and Tone.
Good news for Aim fans of Jean
Harlow. The "brownette" film actress
has now been cast as the feminine
star of His Brothers Wife" Playing
opposite will be Franchot Tone, rapid
ly forging ahead to the ranks Of the
always in demand male players.
One way of gaining recognition by
the movie moguls is to be a radio star
first. and more and more of the latter
are finding studio doors wide open as
result Of their work on the ether.
Don Ameche is the latest of the radio
stars to be signed to long term con-
tract by Twentieth Century-Fox, and
is now making tests for the role Of the
deaf-mute son of Jean Hersholt in
Turmoil" Music for the picture
is in the capable hands of Alexis
| Archangelsky, composer of the
"Chauve Souris" music-"March OF
the Wooden Soldiers" %, Caterinal!', =,
etc.
Harry M. Warner left Hollywood
Tuesday for New York to set tenta-
tive plans on behalf of the Warner
Studio to start a third national radio
Evening star., 1936-03-05

Buster Keaton Fined.
LOS ANGELES, March S LP).-Bus-
ter Keaton. film comedian, paid a $50
fine yesterday for speeding.