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Evening star., 1936-02-21
Basket Ball

Heurich Flashes, 20: Mount YER
non, 26.
Marvin Methodists, 26; Northeast
Business Men, is.
National City Christian, "a; Mount
Vernon, IA.
Trojans, SO; Navy Yard, 20.
Marine Barricks, As; q. p. O., 10.
Northeast Boys Club, 80; George
town Boys Club, II.
lexington, 90; Cardinal Flashes, "a.
lexington Juniors, 80; Edgewood. 2S.
O'Donnell's, 80: Northeast Business
Men, 81.
Y. M. q. A., 29: Boys Club Ma
tionals, "a.
q. A. Q. Auditing. 81; Eesettle-
naent, 20.
3nvsssisstien. 20: =. W. 4. %.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
>HANcELLoR H. w. CHASE Of

)HANCELLOR H. w. CHASE OF
New York University deplores
\ the critical publicity that fol-
~ lowed the recent basket ball
game here between N. Y. u. and
Georgetown. An article published In a
Violet undergraduate publication held
that the New York team was treated
discourteously by spectators.
In a letter to Jack Politz. Washing
ton attorney, Chancellor Chase says:
Dear Mr.. Polite:
II am glad to reply to your courteous
letter of the 14th with regard to the
publicity attending the basket ball
game between Georgetown University
and New York University. I agree
with you that this publicity was ex-
tremely unfortunate and In the worst
possible taste. It is the sort of thing
which certainly is not calculated to
promote friendly relations between two
institutions.
For this publicity neither the uni
versity. its publicity department. nor
Evening star., 1936-02-21
BEATING |. AIM
OF CHECKED c. ".
Looks to TussIe Tomorrow
After Streak Is Ended
by St. Johns.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
~ ROOKLYN, N. Y, February 81.
* Their IA game winning
streak blasted, George Wash
- ington's courtmen will at
tempt to snap back into victorious
ways tomorrow night when they face
Long Islands highly regarded quint.
Apparently on their way to their
fifteenth triumph, the Washington
basketers fell victim to a determined
st. Johns rally last night in a 1927
fray.
Trailing, s-17. at the turn, the Red
men came back in the second half
with withering barrage of shots to
turn defeat into victory.
Rip Kaplinsky, little forward, led the
st. Johns second-half attack. scoring
IL Of 81 points. Held by Schonfeld to
a single field goal In the first half,
kaplinsky found the range and tipped
in five field goals and pair of foul
tosses.
MCGUIRE tied the score for st.
Johns at 1923. and then sent his
club ahead with a charity heave.
Tommy O'Brien. the Colonials' high
scoring forward, again placed George
Washington in the lead with a snow
bird.
st. Johns then tailed 5 points be-
fore O'Brien scored for George Wash
ington. With less than a minute to
Il
Evening star., 1936-02-21
Lelanders Always in Front.

Us advantage in the first quar-
ter and continued in the lead from
there on. The score at the half was
1876; at the end of the third period,
23-15 and at the wind-up, 27-21,
with Mount Rainier making a stanch
fight of it.
Behind from the start. Mount Raj
nier sped up in the third quarter
and needed only field goal to tie
the score when the charges of Tony
Kupka fiared with an attack that
netted five double -deckers, three
from long range, and from there out,
In spite of the brave efforts of Tilly
Scott, one of the most efficient all
around schoolboy basketers to ap-
pear in Metropolitan ranks in recent
years, Mount Rainier trailed to the
end.
Mount Rainier presented an excep-
tional center in Jim MacGregor who
controlled the tap-off. Woody Put
nam at guard was a bulwark on de-
fense for Bethesda Chevy Chase and
Frank Lozupone played hot floor
game.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, with its own
brass band aud a well-organized root
ing section, added life to the party
after the musicians of the National
Training School had entertained.
The Eastern team, winner of the
District public high and the metro
politan Washington championships of
the last two years and of the Eastern
States title in 1885, will be inter-
viewed by Bill Coyle tonight at $50
O'Clock over radio Station WMAL.
Following are the summaries of the
first round in The Star tournament:
Evening star., 1936-02-21
CARDS GET EVEN
WITH ST. THOMAS
Overcome 10.Point Deficit
in Second Half to Win
Game, AZ to 35.

~ATEOLIC UNIVERSITYS con-
4 stantly improving quint. led
\ by Heruie Schmarr and Capt.
~ Bernie Lieb, avenged an
early season trimming by St. Thomas
basketers last night, rallying to de-
feat the Tommies, 42-35, at the
Brookland gym.
The Scranton dribblers jumped into
17-16 lead at the turn and appeared
to be on their way to an easy victory
as they boosted the score to 2S-1S
shortly after the opening of the Sec
ond half
Schmarr, Lieb and Carroll, however,
gradually whitfield that margin away,
finally taking the lead at 36-35 on
Zeke Browns pot shot from the side.
In a stirring preliminary the Card
inal yearlings eked out a 1921 VIC
tory over Central High.
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SH.Day Bikes Will Go Round and Round
York Fans Out in Nut FacyTebel Lucky" Coach
Harry Cornsweet, one of Browns
famous foot ball iron men Of 1896
iS cnarl1ino track at Ea st HpAef

Harry Cornsweet, one Of Browns
famous foot ball iron men of 1896
is coaching track at East Tech,
Cleveland The 1926 Brown team
was one of the best ever turned out,
in the East. 1t was undefeated
for the season but was tied by
Colgate in the last game The
team went through most major
games without making substitu-
ton.
If Mike Jacobs doesn't take the
Schmeling-Louis fight to Philly,
Jack Dempsey will be asked to- put
on a.show Jack is a close friend
Of Eddie McCloskey, chairman of
the State boxing commission !. ;.
Give those daffy Dodgers credit
for making plenty of smart deals
.. and they're not through yet
:. Ned Irish should worry about
New York U. cracking UP !. j he
had another gold mine. In reserye
In Long Island q.
Remember that yarn about tbs
Evening star., 1936-02-21
Sports Mirror

TODAY a year ago-Alex Hurd of
Canada won North American
speed skating championship.
Three years ago-Herb Pennock,
Yankee soutfpaw. signed for twenty
first season In big leagues; eleventh
with Yankees.
Five years ago-Sam Dreyfuss, vice
president and treasurer Of Pittsburgh
Pirates, died.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. Georgetown at
Tech, $3.50.
College Of osteopathy at Gal
laudet. 8.
Bridgewater at Wilson Teachers,
Sis.
Miner Teachers at Dover College.
Kendall in Eastern States Deaf
Schools tournament at Philadel-
plia.
Montgomery-Blair at Rockville.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. George
town Prep at Garrett Park. 3:45.
Western VS.. Augusta Military
Academy at Fort Defiance, Va.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Frosh
at Tech. 7:30.
st. Adams at Friends, $3.50.
Roosevelt VS.. Alumni at Roose-
welt, 8.
Swimming.
George Washington vs.. Virginia
at Charlottesville.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Metropolitan Washington schol-
astic tournament at Tech, 3.
George Washington VS.. Long
Island at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bridgewater at American Uni
versity, 8:15.
st. Johns VS.. Episcopal at Alex
andria, $50.
Western VS.. v. M. I. Frosi1 at
Lexington, Va.
Howard VS.. Lincoln at Orange,
N. J.
Kendall in Eastern States Deaf
Schools tournament at Philadel-
phia.
Miner Teachers VS.. A. g. r. Col
lege at Cardozo, 2.
Boxing.
Maryland VS.. Army at West
Point, N. Y.
Swimming.
Y. M. c. A. at Richmond Y. M.
G. A.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
OLYMPIC BAN THREAT
Austria Hurt as Germans Spur
Ski Federation Meet.

VIENNA, February 81 R.-Austria's
threat not to participate in the Sum-
ner Olympic games in Berlin might
find sympathetic response from other
nations, Viennese newspapers said as
the athletic controversy with Germany
continued to rage.
Austria has been offended by Ger
many's decision not to send team to
the International Ski Federation's
meet at Innsbruck, starting today.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
COWLEY IS DEFEATED.

MINNEAPOLIS, February 81 (R.-
Joseph Cowley of Washington, D. c..
had been eliminated from the National
Y. M. G. A. hand ball tournament
losing to Jack Srenco of st. Louis,
21-5. ala. in a quarter final match
here yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
FINK TO TRAIN DELANEY.

Lou Fink, former trainer Of Gene
Tunney and now employed by Tony
Canzoneri. has accepted Manager Dave
Sonnenberg's offer to condition Al De-
laney. young heavyweight prospect.
who stacks up against Billy Ketchell
in an eight-rotnd main event bout
at Turner's Arena on Monday night.
Evening star., 1936-02-21

2-foot punt which was converted
into q touchdown? :. here's one
about q 2-inch punt that beats
1t :. +. Bill OBrien, coach of the
Bulkeley School at New London,
Conn, tells it.
Back in 1928. oBrien's stoning-
ton. Conn, high was playing West
erly, r. I. :. White Alto, Stoning-
ton tackle, rushed toward the
kicker, Bernie Stenhouse !.
Altos arms were crossed and in
terlocked across his chest . . the
ball, travelling almost straight up
ward from Stenhouse's toe, lodged
between Altos arms and chest !.
he ran 40. yards for a touchdown.
Chicago fans are worried over
reports Of the condition of Lon
Warneke's salary whip Tino
Reboldi, the bike rider. will not
wear No. l3. and Al Letourner
won't ride without II -. also Al
must have . red aAist. Or nothins.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
GALLAUDET HAS GAME
Plays Philadelphia osteopathy a
Kendall Green.

Gallaudet's basket ball team goe.
up against one of the best college
fives in the Philadelphia area tonight
when it meets the Philadelphia Col.
lege of Osteopathy quintet in the Ken
dali Green gym at o'clock.
Encouraged by their recent per-
formances, however, the Blues are not
only confident of making good show
ing but have visions of stopping the
visitors.
Gallaudet's record shows five VIC
tories in IL games. with four more
games before the curtain is rung down
Evening star., 1936-02-21
YANKS DRIVE TO CAMP.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 81
@.-Tony Lazzeri, second baseman:
Frank Crosetti, shortstop, and Joe Di
Maggie. outfielder, have left in an
automobile for the New York Yankees
training camp at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
BOVELL0 AND FIRE
CUNTS TO BATTLE
Two of Leading Unlimited
Outfits in D. c. Clash
in Tournament.
TWO Of the District outstanding
unlimited quints tonight will
see action in the District


unlimited quints tonight will
see action in the District
L A. A. U. basket ball tournament
at the Heurich gymnasium, when the
crack Bovello Plumbers face the Fire
Department at 1880 o'clock and the
fast Senate Beer five squares on
against Bliss Electrical School tossers
two hours later.
In another unlimited tilt. National
Capital Parks will oppose Rockville's
dribblers at $50 o'clock.
Feminine shooters ruled the court
last night as Sandy Spring and Typo
girls advanced to the second round.
Garfield and Mount Rainier sextets
played to 1912 tie and must face in
reply next week.
Maxine Cuff and Lulu Trundle paced
Sandy Spring to ass victory over the
Highlanders, tallying Is and 20 points,
respectively, while Virginia Jones, with
81 points. captured individual high
scoring honors as the Typo tossers
trounced Agriculture, 3S-11.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, February al
nj The six-day bike riders
" start going round and
round at the Garden Sum-
day night and the fans will
come out right in the old nut fac
tory .. Gus Tebell, Virginia coach,
Is shaking hands with himself for
not taking the backfield coaching
job at Wisconsin last season . BY
the way, Chet Wynne is looking for
Q line coach at Kentucky.
Keep your eye on Mont Blanc as
q Kentucky Derby possibility
Pete Bostwick's imported British
colt has won three straight at
Hialeah Mont Blanc Is the son
Of an English Derby winner
Bert Bell. president Of the Phila-
delphia Eagles. is a pepper >. Max
schmeling cables he has started
light drills. = ,Ft
What becomes of emp 80. Well.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
CANOEISTS MEET NAVY
w. c. c. Invades Annapolis for
Water Polo Contest.

Washington Canoe Clubs water polo
team tomorrow will invade Annapolis
to face the Navy plebes at $3.50 pm.
Manager w. j. Stephenson and
Coach Carl Ahlenfeld will accompany
the team, which will be picked from
Shugrue. Walser, Wonder Bruegge.
Vartia, Swami, Hancus, Turner and
Morris.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
Eastern Besd-C Meet Title d. c. Boys Pomnentin o>u Iep Till
Star Tournament
Seen at a Glance
DLACE: Tech High gym.

pLACE: Tech High gym.
Time: Tomorrow at pm.
Pairings: Fredericksburg, Va.
High girls VS.. Sherwood High girls
of Montgomery County. and East
ern VS.. Bethesda Chevy Chase. in
final for metropolitan Washington
interscholastic championship,
Admission fee: Twenty-Five
cents, proceeds to 60 to the Com
munity Center fund.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
HOWARD WINS EASILY
Leads From Start in Defeating
North Carolina A. and T.

Maintaining healthy lead through
out. Howard University trounced North
Carolina A. and T. College last night,
1925.
The Bisons still are tied with Hamp-
ton for first place in the Colored Inter-
cnllepiate Athletic Association
Evening star., 1936-02-21
RoMMEL WILL UMPIRE.

AUBURN, N. Y, February 81 P).
Ed Kommel, former major league
pitcher, has been signed as member
of the New York.Psnn Base Bal
Leagues usapaSing sta6.
Evening star., 1936-02-21

Totals----11 729 Totals----11 5 81
Referee-Dsve Walsh lE l. A.. Umpire
john Murray tE. ]. A..
Evening star., 1936-02-21
BASKET WINNERS
FACE TOMORROW
Battle Between Girl Teams
Will Precede Final of
Star Tourney.
nv ROD THOMAS,

r YNDAUNTED, scrappy, the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High
School basket ball team to-
~ morrow will stack up against
the dribblers of Eastern of Washing
ton, winners Of % interscholastic bat
ties in row, in the final of The Stars
annual tournament for the public
school championship of the Capital
metropolitan area.
In games yesterday on the Tech High
court. Eastern defeated George Wash
ington of Alexandria, SO to 18, and
Bethesda Chevy Chase got even with
an old rival by downing Mount
Rainier, 27 to 81.
Expected to win, Eastern made
,nethodical job of eliminating George
Washington in the first round of a
tournament in which the Lincoln
Parkers are defending champions.
George Washington's athletes were
consoled by memory of victories in
foot ball last Fall over three of Wash
ington's public schools-Tech, Western
and Roosevelt-and the sting of defeat
in the basket ball game yesterday was
eased further by tn, fact that the
Alexandrians put bee on Washing
ton-Lee High, which trimmed the high
school grid champion of the District,
Central.
The victory of Bethesda Chevy
Chase squared the Lelanders with
Mount Rainier for beating in The
Star basket ball tournament of two
years ago
Evening star., 1936-02-21

Totals17 6 40 Totals 8 90
Referees-Lacy, West and Moreland.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
Girls Meet Tomorrow.


BEFORE Bethesda Chevy Chase and
Eastern meet tomorrow at Tech
two of the strongest girl seXtets of the
South Atlantic area will encounter.
The Fredericksburg. Va. High School
fappers, who have won "a games in a
row, will try their mettle in contest
with Sherwood High of Montgomery
County, sporting sparkling record.
The girls will start play at 8 o'clock,
with the Metropolitan boys final be-
tween Eastern and Bethesda Chevy
Chase to follow.
Eastern yesterday ran up a lead OF
IL to 8 on George Washington in the
first quarter, with Hollidge, Dean and
Shaner scoring most of the points
and the same trio continued through
most of the contest to swish the cords
as the District champions led at the
half, 1858; at the end of the third
quarter, 1913, and at the finish, 53-18.
The George Washington center,
Paul Shu, acclaimed the best high
school foot ball back in Virginia last
Fall, and taking first fling at basket
ball this season, alone could and the
hoop consistently against smart de-
tense by Eastern. Shu shot four field
goals and scored once from the foul
line to gather half his teams points.
Evening star., 1936-02-21
HOST " QUINTET
TOURNEY CHOICE
Teams From Four States
Will Seek Honors in All.
Day Affair.

TAVORITES to win its annual
H George Washington birthday
l tournament despite the pres
4 ence of the five hest Y M
Evening star., 1936-02-21

Remember that yarn about ths
Evening star., 1936-02-21

What becomes Of 'su,7 80. Wen.
Evening star., 1936-11-11
Committee in the Franklin School

Committee In the Franklin School
yesterday.
Commissioner Hazen will introduce
President Roosevelt on Christmas eve,
when he will give the signal for the
Lafayette Park tree to be lighted
simultaneously with other trees all
over the country.
The United States Marine Band will
play and the American University
Glee Club will sing Christmas carols.
Boy and Girl Scouts will provide q
guard Of honor, a representative OF
each group greeting the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, respec lively. George
Evening star., 1936-11-11
D. c. CATHOLIC ALUMNAE
TO HOLD conference
Saturdays Program includes Elec.
and Installation Of Chapter
Ofdcera

The District Chapter Of the Inter-
national Federation Of Catholic Alum
nae will hold It's fourteenth annual
conference at the Mayfower Hotel
Saturday at 10 am, after mass in
st. Matthew's Church celebrated BY
Evening star., 1936-11-11

Most Rev. John NJ. McNamara, Aux
liary Bishop Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Lewis A. Payne. governor Of
the chapter, win preside at the ses.
sions. which will be begun by q prayer,
hymns, Q brief speech of welcome, a
report by Mrs. H. Winship Wheatley,
r., on activities of the Rules Conn
mittee and an address by Rev. Maui
rice 8. Sheehy, assistant to the rector
Of Catholic University.
Mrs. Thomas B. G. Yearley will
address . meeting of the chapters
education department. Very Rev.
Ignatius Smith. @. p, will address
the afternoon session OF the confer.
Evening star., 1936-11-11

Shrine Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton at Catholic University.
Right Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Nc
Cormick. Phi. D., vice rector Of Catho-
lie University, win deliver the sermon
following the investiture.
Msgr. Jordan, leader in Catholic
education, has been Q member of the
faculty Of Catholic University for sew
eral years. He was appointed dean Of
the Catholic Sisters College last Spring
when Msgr. Mccormick was made
vice rector Of the university.
Evening star., 1936-11-11

z. Flather, colonel Of high school
cadets. and his stan viii be present.
A coast-to-coast hook-up, enlisted
through the cooperation Of the
Greater National Capital Committee.
will continue the singing tree" Q
feature which proved popular last
year.
Evening star., 1936-11-11
PENNEY SALES JUMP.

NEW YORK, November II R.-
Sales Of j. @. Penney Co., in October
totaled $2e, ,952,2 ,204, compared with
$24, ,o23, ,0e4 in the same month last
year, an increase Of 20 per cent.
Evening star., 1936-11-11
MSGR. JORDAN ACCORDED
NEW HONOR BY CHURCH
Bishop Of Scranton to Preside at
Formal Investiture as Domestic
prelate.

Most Rev. Thomas G. O'Reilly,
Bishop Of Scranton, Pa, will preside
at the formal investiture Of Right
Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Jordan, 8. r.
D., as domestic prelate to his holi-
ness Pope Plus XI In ceremonies to
be held Monday at I pm. in the
Evening star., 1936-11-11

Great Britain Is considering mini
mum age limit for cyclists.
Evening star., 1936-11-11

Japan's match exports are decreas-
ing.
Evening star., 1936-11-11

ence. and the program also includes
election and installation Of new ON
GERS.
Evening star., 1936-11-11
HAzEN WILL HEAD
YULE Tree GROUP

Commissioner to Introduce Presi.
dent at Exercises Christmas
Eve.
The Craftsmanship of the National
Committee of Community Christmas
frees WAS accepted by Commissioner
Hasen at the meeting Of the Executive
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-22

DEAR FOLKS:
~ note by your letters that you are interested
in the picture starring the Donne quintuplets, so
l beat it over to the Twentieth Century-Fox lot to
watch the filming of one of the scenes in "The
Country Doctor"
AS you know, the scenes in which the five little
Canadian sisters do not appear are being made
here in Hollywood The scene l saw being made
this week represented the interior of a church,
transformed during diphtheria epidemic into a
makeshift hospital.
About 25 children from three to eight years of
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-22
Ghosts Of Past G|ories Haunt Stage
Where 'Fo||ies' Stars Face Cameras
Filming THE leg MGM Studios Enks Great Array OF Headlines From
Master Aowman umpk-Fam Brs 6d Gray, Ann Pennington Movie
DonnaR

GHOSTS, eerie and spectral are peering from
~ every corner of the mammoth sound stage at
M-G-M studios where the picture, "The Great zieg-
feld,' is in production.
The players feel the wraith-like dsquieting
presence but the show must go on despite the fact
they there on the set, living again under
million -candlepower incandescents, haunting each
and every actor with memories.
For this pictures cast is composed, not only of
a modern group of HOLLYWOOD actors. but Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-22
E|SEE|EMSSS j495|l l|4IB
FROM THE STUDIOS and
4$1&~x<c da,.e- daaz seU.axzsD a,xs.

THERE is employe out at Fox studio who per-
forms phase of picture work which goes
fagrantly unnoticed, but which is very important.
nevertheless.
The man is Fred T. Walker, a perspration
maker. And a perspiration maker in the films is as
important cobweb spinner, a door slammer
or a footstep stopper.
Walkers latest job requires him to make the
perspiration flow from the features of 300 Foreign
Legionnaires, conveying the idea that the climate
of Algiers is excessively hot for soldiers
CIRST, Walker mixed three parts of water to one
] part of glycerine and OIL Then he placed this
concoction in atomizer, the type ladies prefer.
When this was done, the artists to be "sweated"
were carefully stalked. The sales resistance put up
by the actors Walker said, was hard to overcome,
since few of them care for that sort of business.
At any rate, when the actors were cajoled into
quiescence Walker sighted his atomizer and
squrted gently as to allow only the most vapor-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-22


"The Country Doctor"
age were lying on cots and cushioned benches
while Doctor Jean Hersholt went through the
actions of ministering to them.
Hollywood as you probably know, is enjoying
it's usual semi-tropical weather, but the windows
of the set were patterned with frost around the
edges of the panes.
Outside one could see huge banks of snow and
snow-covered trees. Through the frosted windows
an anxious mother peered while the doctor ad-
ministered the fast -dwindling serum to child.
Actually, the whole set-up realistic, for
got for the moment that was in motion picture
studio You get this idea of realism because of
Jean Hersholt. When he works he does not act like
country doctor. He is country doctor which is
something else again.
TOWARDS the afternoon l got around to Stage
Six over on the Paramount lot where set repre-
senting the interior of German war Office was
being prepared for scene in the Herbert Mar
shall Gertrude Michael spy picture, Reunion
Marshall Lionel Atwill and Rod La Rogue, to-
eether with stifHy uniformed extras ready to
play a scene in the corridor outside the office
The cause of the furry the sudden decree of
Director Robert F1orey.
'This floor won't do" he barked. Remember
that this is Germany-the floor is clean enough,
but it's got to shine"
"Itll take half an hour to polish it, implored
his assistant.
"All right We'll move inside the office and shoot
while the polish is drying" Forey said, and forth
with there was more scurrying as the camera was
trundled into the room and the scene lighted.
In a few minutes all was ready.
A TWILL and La Rogue stationed themselves at
~ draughting tables that contained working
models of German guns. Into the scene strode
Marshall, spy disguised disreputably dressed
cleaner-up He moved across the room picking up
waste paper. Suddenly the silence was interrupted
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-22

John Picorri, Edward van Sloan, Henry Roquemere,
Herbert Marshall In "Reunion."
gesture But before he was awakened by Floreys
exasperated assistant, the director called, wait
minute"
"1n this silence that snoring adds an atmospheric
effect. Let the old man go to it, go. s..'..
The scene was resumed and the snore left in
Thus my dear folks, pictures made in the
land of sunshine vo,rs
- GAIL