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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
NAGYON SILANY
EREDMENYEKET

ertek el altalaban a Cough
lin jel0ltek, akik k0zul csak
Michigan el6valasztasan sike-
rult egy nehanynak becsusz-
nj.
New York allamban, ahol al
litolag a National Union for
Social Justice" igen eros, a
Coughlin jel0ltek sorra es ma
gyon megsemmisit0en elbuk-
tax.
A Coughlin-jel0ltek bukasa
ban nagy resze volt Gallagher
piisp0knek, aki az id6s embe-
reknel jel1egzetes szellemi val
tozekonysaggal hol mellette,
hol ellene van el6bb hiresse,
aztan hirhedtte Walt radio pap
janak. ~
Ket hete,oGallagher piispok
Coughlint meg a Szentszek hi
vatalos lapia ellen is erelyesen
megvedte es ait a kijelentest
tette, hogy "az listen szava"
beszel Coughlinbol.
A multi heten viszont kiadott
egy nyilatkozatot, amely SEE
rint 8 a Roosevelt megvalasz-
tasat ajanlja es remeli es
amelyben a k0vetkez6ket mon
dotta: "Coughlin atya azert
tamogatja Lemke-t, inert ait
remeli, hogy ha megvalasztjak,
akkor 6 fogja dirigadni az ell
n0k0t." Vagyis ebben a nyi-
latkozatban elismerte, amt
ezekben a sorokban, illetve eb-
ben a rovatban egy ev ota al.
litunk, hogy Coughlin fuhrer-
je es ura, diktatora akar lem
nj ennek a nemzetnek. Gal
lagher pusp0knek ez a nyilat-
kozata a szavazatok tizezreit
vette ell az utolso percben
Coughlin minden jel0ltjet6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
"A VALASZTASI
|KUZDELMEK

most mar teljes er6vel kit0r-
tex es az Egyesiilt Allamok
legaljasabb es leghatalmasabb
sajtobanditaja gondoskodott
rola, hogy a kuzdelmet mo-
cSokba fullaSSza.
Hearst, a hirhedt ujsagfeje-
delem a kommunistak vi poll
tikajat, amely szerint a v0ro-
SEX minden liberals mozga-
lomhoz hivatlan vendegnek
oda szeg0dnek, ARA hasznalta
fel az utolso ket hetben, hogy
Rooseveltet kommunista sz0-
vetseggel vadolja.
H a m i S it oft okmanyokat
''fenykepezett'' lie lapjaiban,
amelyek AIT bizonyitottak vol
ma, hogy a kommunistaknak
a Moszkvaban szekelo Harma-
dix Internacionaleja (nemzet-
k0zi kommunista szerveZet)
Roosevelt tamogatasat rendel-
te ell az amerikai kommunis-
taknak.
Igaz, hogy Roosevelt meg
akkor sem lenne vadolhato, ha
eek az okrnanyok hamisak
mem lennenek, inert hiszen
mem tehet rola, ha a v0r0sek
mem Landonra, hanem Ora fog
max szavazni, de Hearst megis
ugy allitotta be a dolgot, mint
ha az elnoknek jol esnek a
sz0vetseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
Az EL0VALASZTASOK

erdekesek voltak, de szenza-
ciot mem hoztak. Maine allam-
ban, amint az varhato volt,
a republicans kongresszusi
jel0ltek futottak be, ez azon-
ban mem jelent semmifele szen
zaciot vagy gy6zelmet.
Miel0tt Landon megjelent
az allamban3fa part minden
egyes szavazohoz postakartyat
kuld0tt S valosagos. probasza-
vazast rendeztek az allamban.
Csak mikor az eredmenyeket
ismertek, akkor engedtek oda
az elnokjel0ltet.
Maine hagyomanyosan re-
publikanus allan leven, a szen
zacio az lett volna, ha egy-ket
demokrata jel0lt ismet meg
nyerte volna A. tobbseget.
Michigan allan el0valaszta-
sa sem volt szenzacio, inert a
ket legerdekesebb jel0lt sor-
sat a politikaban jartas en-
berek el0re ismertek.
Couzens, a nagyszeru es te-
hetseges liberals republicans
senator a sajat politikai sir
jat az elovalasztas elott harom
hettel megasta, mikor kiadott
republicans letere egy nyi-
latkozatot, hogy a sajat meg
valasztasa mem fontos, de
Rooseveltre sziiksege van a
nemzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
A FEHER HAZ
HATAROZOTT

rovidseggel megcafolta eze-
ket a ragalmakat es kijelentet-
tie, hogy a "hirhedt" (noto-
rious) Hearst lapok szemtele
nil hazudnak.
Ebben az orszagban meg
mem felejtette el mindenki,
hogy ez az ujsagbandita an
max idejen hamisitott kepek-
kel, hamisitott okrnanyokkal,
hamisitott taviratokkal a spa
nyol-amerikai haboruba uszi-
totta EFT a nemzetet es komoly
elemek a Hearst lapoknak So
ha hitelt mem adnak.
AIT is latjak a felig-meddig
ertelmes polgarok, hogy min
den Hearst sajtotermek a fas-
cista rendszer fele probalja te-
relni ezt az orszagot S hogy a
Hearst kiadvanyok valosagos
nemzeti veszedelmet, nemzeti
kutmergezest kepeznek.
Rooseveltnek mem fog arta-
nj az, hogy Hearst olyan vehe-
mensen tamadja, hogy a hir-
hedten hazug Hearst ujsagok
tajtekot turnak, mikor az ell
n0krol beszelnek S inkabb a
jobb sorsra erdemes Landont
sajnalja mindenki, aki kenyte-
len a Hearst sz0vetseget le-
nyelni. Hiszen Hearst "fodoz-
tie fel" a republicans jel0ltet
a nemzet Szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
EZ A HARAKIRI

termeSzeteSen elbuktatta a
szenatort, inert a sajat partja
azonnal es erthet6en ellene
fordult, de ebben az 0nfelal-
dozasban nyilatkozott meg
Couzensnak az igazi nagysaga.
Hogy nyilatkozatanak a k0vet-
kezmenyeit ismerte, AIT meg
mutatta az el6valasztasok
el6tt, inert egyetlen mozdula-
tot mem tett ra, hogy a jelolest
ujra megkapja.
Az amerikai politikai elet
csodaja es a michigani szava-
zok ertelmiseget mutatja, hogy
Couzens meg ICY is majdnem
ketszazezer republicans pol
gar szavazatat kapta meg S
ilyen erk0lcsi bizonyitvannyal
ment a bukasba.
Mem volt meglepetes, hogy
Murphy, a Philippini szigetek
nepszerii commissioners, Det-
roit volt liberals polgarmes-
tere a kormanyz6i jel0lest meg
kapta, inert megtisztetetes
Michigan szamAra, ha ext az
eInbert kormAnyz6jaul meg
kappa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
II T. + / $ Y T. NJ L E

!. Az sem volt meglepetes. hogy
Michiganben, ebben a hagyo-
manyosan republicans allan
ban a republikanus szavaz6k
voltak t0bbsegben, ktil6n0sen
azert, inert t0bb tizezer demo-
krata es liberalis ember is a
republicans ticketen szava-
zott, hogy Couzens mellett tim
lessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
szemelyes erintkezes err6l meg
gy6z minden hallgat6jat.
MEM ILYEN
SZERENCSES

azonban mas tekintetben,
inert allit6lag egyebkent rossz
szonok, hideg enber es meg
annyira sem tudja a hallgat6it
lelkesiteni, mint Coolidge
vagy Hoover, akik tudvalev6-
leg keptelenek voltak a hall
gatosag szivehez eljutni.
Meg kevesebb szerencseje
van az aleln0kjel0lttel, aki ke
il-kasul szagu,d az orsza-
gon es felelotlen vadaskodasai-
val, nevetseges allitasaival szin
tie kompromittalja a republi-
kanus partot es az eln0kjel0l-
tet.
Knox eszesebb es agressivebb
embernek latszik Landonnal,
de mines meg benne az a sta
bilitas es a szandeknak az a
becsiiletessege, ami az eln0k-
jel0ltben.
A harmadik part jel0ltje is
hozzalatott a kampanyhoz
egyfel6l maya Lemke, masfel6l
a tron m0g0tt meghuz6d6 ha-
talon, Coughlin barat szapul-
jak a ket. nagy part minden
jel0ltjet.
A szocialista es kommunista
jel0ltek csupan ARA szoritkoz-
max, hogy er6sen verszegeny
kampanyaikban partjuk sza-
mara kisebb koroknel meghall-
gatast nyerjenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
EGYEBKENT AZ ELN0K

mostanaban eleg gyakran
megszolal, de allitolag idaig
politikai beszedeket mem tar
tott. A valasztasi kampanyt &
hivatalosan e no vegen fogja
megnyitni, valosziniileg Pitts
burgh valamelyik kiilvarosa-
ban, vagy esetleg Pittsburgh
ban.
Ezzel szemben a republika-
nus jel0ltek eros tevekenyseget
fejtenek XII s Landon a mutt
heten az ifju republikanusok
el6tt les radon az orszag
el6tt) fejtette XII a program
jat.
Az utols6 negy het alatt, mi
6ta Landonnak tobb alkalma
nyilt a polgarsaghoz beszelni
S miota a 95 szazalekban re-
publikanus sajtonak t0bb al
kalma nyilt "felepiteni" az ell
n0kjel0ltet, bizonyos respektus
alakult ki orszagszerte iranta
Akik a k0zelebe jutnak, azok
AIT allitjak, Is ezt ell is hiszi
mindenh, hogy a republika-
nus jel0lt becsiiletessegeben es
szande dekainak a becsiiletessege.
ben mem lehet senkinek ketel-
kedni. Hogy k0zel lete es a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

do munkasokat ezaltal segit-
Sc. A felulr6l jott nyomas tette
lehetove, hogy val6sag legyen
a munkas-szervezetb6l, amit
t0bbe szetugrasztani mem tud-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24

madtak a tron0r0k0s0k k0zt,
hogy k0nnyen a liberalizmus
vereseget hozhatja a csaladi
perpatvar magaval ez ketse-
gesse teszi e pillanatban Min
nesotaban a Roosevelt gy6zel-
met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-09-24
.ENCEDETT
A KOZ0HAJNAK

Nebraska hetvennegy ewes
szenatora es beleegyezett, hogy
fuggetlen ticketen ujra jelol-
jek.
Norris szenator regen es sok-
szor szembe keriilt a republi-
kanus partial, amely soha mem
bocsajtotta meg, hogy tobb-
szor a liberalisabb demokrata
jeldtet tamogatta es a part
sietve jel0lt mas embert, mikor
nehany honapja Norris a jel0
.lesr6l lemondott.
Most hat az evtizedek 6ta a
republicans parthoz tartoz6
Norris senator ket ticketen is
fog futni, demokrata es fig
getlen ticketen, csak a sajat
partja allit ellene jel0ltet.
Megvalasztasaban termesze-
tesen nincs ketseg Is maga a
teny, hogy reszt vesz a kam-
panyban, val6sziniive teszi a
Roosevelt gy6zelmet Nebraska
allamban.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

year. "I never speak a word of French
now-not even to Charles Boyer" -.
Uses the word "cute" on an average
once every minutes. -. My mother
wanted to come with me to Hollywood,
but I told her to wait until she'd
learned some English. I had such
terrible time now knowing word when
I came here, and it would be worse for
her"
Is very proud of gold link bracelet
concealing tiny watch. "A man
brought it all the way from Paris.
Isn't it cute? Which man? All, like
all women, you are too curious" The
bracelet is the gift of Francois Louis
Dreyfuss, son of editor of Pour Vous."
He made the journey to Hollywood to
present the gift.
Likes playing tennis, ping pong.
food, and buying clothes. Purchases
everything in shop that attracts her
attention. Recently bought six eve
ming gowns before realizing-when
it was too late-she wanted day
dresses. Which was why she was un-
able to attend recent tennis matches.
I'D heard Constance Bennett was
going to wear a beautiful new en-.
semble and I wanted to wear some
thing as good, but had nothing new
except heavy Winter clothes" {.
Brought 20 trunks and 48 brand-new
dresses from Paris.
Dislikes answering the tele.
phone interviews and interviewers
who do not know she screen-acted In
Paris before coming to Hollywood.
"What can I say Of interest? II /
spoke my real thoughts aloud-mon
dieul" Has no friends among
screen acting colony. 'It's nothing
I've done or they've done-it's some
thing that just happened" Is
searching for a small house with big
rooms-preferably with tennis court
and swimming pool. Il can't afford
anything too large-you see, I'm still
getting the same salary as before ]
appeared in Girls Dormitory'."
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"End Of Summer" at
$50 pm.
EarIe-"Craig's Wife," at 11:10 am,
1:40, 4:20, 7:15 and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows at 12:45. 3:25, $40 and pm.
CapitolL'Ht Brothers Wife," at
II, 1:35, 4:30, 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 1926, $3.50, 6:25 and 9 pm.
Palace-"Dodsworth." at 1850 an.
2:2O, 4:4o. 2 and 9:25 pm.
CoIumbia-"The General Died at
Dawn" at 11:10 am, 1:15, 800, 5:25,
7:30 and 9:35 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"My Man Cod
frey" at 1885 am, 1877, 3:39, SAL,
TAB and GAS pm.
Metropolitan-"Texas Rangers" at
11:l0 am, 1:10, Sis, $40, 7:25 and
$3.50 pm.
BeIasco-"Cynara," at 1880 am,
lis, 3, 4:45, $50, $40 and 1905 pm.
Rialto-"Thin Man." at 2:25, 4:40.
7:15 ana 9:40 pm.
Llttle-"Catherine the Great" at
HOO am, 1:15, 3:21, SAT, 1888 and
9:39 pm.
Ambassador-"State Fair" at 5:45,
TAO and $50 pm.
Tivoli-"Anthony Adverse" at 2:05,
4:35, 7:05 and $50 pm.
Howard-"Final Hour" at 1878,
2:45, Sis, 7:45 and 10:15 pm. Stage
shows, with Ethel Waters, at las,
Ais, Gas and s:15 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
New Kaufman-Ferb Play
Is Definite Disappointment
Baltimore Attraction Is Stunt and Not a
Play-It Shines, But Never
Glitters
Glitters.
EY e. de S. MELCHER.

terrible thing considering
Maryland theater
and the general focng the
kaufman Ferber play definite
disappointment.
amusing "Fooight Club" in New York;,
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Simone Simon Is Moody
AndSuSpicious ofEveryone
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLLYWooD october Is lNANAo-smone Simon O. Moooy
bubbling with gay the When she
Hollywood suspected
down suspicious That's why I'm popular
Evening star., 1936-10-15

Her success in the picture-her
first in Hollywood-amazed and de-
lighted her. u had expected to work
in at least three pictures before they
said I was good. I sometimes think it
is a dream and Ill wake up in Paris.
It was very important I make good
in Hollywood. My first picture sue
cess in France was Lac AUX Danes.
After that I made two bad pictures
and everyone said, Simon Is through
Now I have proved to them I am a
good actress, is 1t not SOP"
Because of temperamental difficult
ties with cast ana director of white
Hunter" Daryl Zanuck substituted
June Lang in her place-to Simone's
delight. II am crazy to make
Seventh Heaven Cher next hln). It
is a wonderful part for me. want
Joel McCrea to play the Charles
Farrell part. He's 50 big and strong
looking"
Was born in Marseilles, France, %
years ago has brown hair, brown
eyes, a pout and provocative dimple
-. is plump and weighs more than
the average woman for her height,
five feet three >. enjoys hard work
and long vacations. Is planning trip
to New York when Seventh Heaven
is completed .. current fllm. Ladies
in Love-"
fccpyrfsht lo36. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Dancing Art
Discussed by
MissGrahann
Students d Illustrate
! Practices at King
| Smith Playhouse.

II ARTHA GRAHAM, exponent
M of the modern dance, stated
IV last night that she was
q 4 proud to be numbered among
"modern" dancers, for there have
always been people who felt that the
classic forms are too restricting, and
have broken and created new means
OF expression.
She spoke at the King-Smith
Playhouse.
Dance is a language Of movement
rather than words, and its principles
are the same the world over. As
such, the student Of today is taught,
not dances, but movements, which are
the stuff of the dance"
According to Miss Graham 1t takes
10 years of arduous practice in the
most rigid technical exercises to make
q dancer. To illustrate these exer-
cises three of her students went
through IS minutes of practice before
giving some of their own numbers.
Mr.. Louis Horst, the accompanist
then explained how the students
study the forms or laws Of music and
then apply them to make their own
dance forms. Many times these are
original, for which the music is later
composed. X. D.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

versatile authority, he is getting more
than 10 times that amount.
Mr.. Power, whom you will see IN
a small role in Janet Gaynor's
Ladies in Love-" Is next to Robert
Taylor, more in demand than any
one on the coast.
And last Winter he was getting
so bucks" a week at the National!
The fact that he is getting more than
$500 should put hope into the whiting
hearts of all of the local beau brum-
mels.
IRON Dan Terrell's diary:
Ina Ray Hutton, the blond
bombshell of rhythm, is on her way
back to the Earle. The sylph Of
symphony, who is sometimes de-
scribed as "the siren of song will
headline the special show with which
the Earle will celebrate the sixth an
niversary of its vaudeville and screen
policy. Miss Hutton Cthe mistress of
melodyO will arrive Friday, along
with her Fourteen Melodears, the
Trado Twins, the Frim Sisters,
Margie Palm and 24-Bill Powers
Dancing Beauties-24.
"The local presentation Of the most
alluring feminine star on the stage
today always means that the theater
will be packed with representatives
of all local colleges and universities.
Numerous young men about town
make the Earle their headquarters
during the week Miss Hutton Cthe
rage of the ageD appears behind the
footlights. An even greater throng
Is expected next week, since In ad-
dition to the greatest exponent of
feminine rhythm, bit of arithmetic
shows that the show will include 80
other attractive ladies.
"At her last local appearance, Miss
Hutton Cthe talk of the town. intro
duced new song, 'Tormented.' which
Immediately became one Of the Hit
Parade's most constant presentations
This time, If advance reports are cor
rect, the honey Of harmony has not
only several new song numbers, but a
new dance routine. which Is said to top
even her most ambitious efforts Of the
past.
THE Frim Sisters, a new vocal
trio, are featured with the sweetheart
Of swing this season. These three
young ladies already have been seen
with the Hutton aggregation of
femininity in short subject which
proved q highly popular featurette
when it was shown on local screens
this Fall"
Nice going. Dan! Ina Rays .
cinch!
Evening star., 1936-10-15

MT. Kaufman mas however, Gull
TO an otherwise lacking play. And
his actors give him splendid support.
There is Miss SULLIVAN, who. to our
way of thinking, could break your
heart over an egg-cup-and IN this,
even without the cup, and little ma
terial, she breaks your heart anyway.
There is Frances Fuller (wen known
to Washington, who is killed far too
early in the play and who contributes
much to a character which needs
building in the extreme; there is Lee
Patrick, who practically steals the
show from under everybody else's nose;
there are scores of attractive girls, all
running around in this and that in
the loosely-assorted environment of
Mrs. Orcutt's Club for struggling
actresses, and there are couple OF
tough guys, playwright (who may or
may not be inspired by Mr.. Odets),
and a motion-picture magnate, who
hover here and there and try to knit
the loose ends of the play into a pleas
ant unit.
Try as they may, however, and in
spite of the excellent cast and Mr..
Kaufman's splendid direction, the play
still doesn't seem to us as good as
It should be. We hope that the
authors will get together and fix it
here and there before it tackles
Broadway. It is definitely amusing
But it hasn't the punch that It de-
serves. And Miss SULLIVAN, who Is
90 very, very excellent throughout,
hasn't the material out of which her
particular greatness should be made.
* Xxx
- PROMINENT Hollywood agent,
a Mr.. Todd, well known to Fox
Movietone's Arthur De Titta, was in
town for few hours yesterday. Early
in the midday he was cornered in
the small corner of the Willard Hotel
which is known as the Round Robin
Room" There he expressed himself
freely on the old days and the new.
told about the great new "find,"
Doris Noland, who was lured' from
Broadway and is going great guns
in pictures, and also told about q
lad who is doing equally well.
Said he: Remember Katharine
Cornells Romeo and Juliet last sea-
son at the National?"
Remember!
WELL" said he, remember also .
young lad in the cast by the name
Of Tyrone Power, jr.?"
Frankly we didn't. But In Sec
ond MIR. Todd had recovered our
memory. Mr.. Power. jr., did have a
small part, played it extremely well,
was eulogized In a brief way from all
sides. At that time he was getting
$50 a week. Now, according to this
Evening star., 1936-10-15

Nearly half the frst-class mail from
Singapore to London now goes by air.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
SECOND ROUND TONIGHT

THE second round of one-act plays
in the 1886 One-Act Play Tourna-
ment will take place tonight at Roose-
velt High School Auditorium, Thir-
teenth and Allison streets northwest,
at O'Clock. when the judges of the
preliminaries will witness two addi-
tional plays in the current schedule:
"Gilt-Edged," by Agnes Emelie Peter
son, presented by the Dramatic Divi-
sion Of the Musical and Theatrical
Guild Of the Department of Agricul-
ture; and "Fixins," by Paul Green,
presented by the Langley Lambs Club
Of Mckinley = Langley Community
Center.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
Sixth Earle
Anniversary
Is Observed
Tomorrow's Opening
Is Feature-Other
Theater Bills.

-HE Earle celebrates its sixth
anniversary as a screen-stage
presentation house, starting
i tomorrow with Dick Powelrs
new musical, stage Struck" on the
screen and a big show on the stage,
headlined by Ina Ray Hutton. Joan
Blonden plays opposite Dick in the
picture, which was directed by Busby
Berkeley. The vaudeville bill Will
have other specially acts and "a Bill
Powers dancing beauties in addition
to Ina Ray and her Melodears.
The story Of Ramona" returns TO
the screen again, opening at Loews
Capitol tomorrow, but this time It's
q new Ramona" all done up in
the latest developments Of new techni-
color. Loretta Young and Don
Ameche have the leading roles. The
Capitol's vaudeville bill will be head
lined by AL Trahan, "the all-America
Paderoughski," and Lady Yukona
Cameron.
Shirley Temples a street minstrel
in her latest, "Dimples." which opens
tomorrow at Loew's Palace Theater
for weeks engagement. Frank
Morgan has the leading supporting
role opposite the diminutive Fox star,
and Stephin Fetchit, Helen Westley
and Robert Kent are important In
the cast.
The Metropolitan's next attraction.
which starts tomorrow, Is Murder
With Pictures" the new film in which
wirephoto plays an important part.
Lew Ayres and Gail Patrick are the
principal players.
Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer' gala musical
dedicated to Florenz ziegfeid and
his life, "The Great ziegfeld," opens
tomorrow at Loew's Columbia Theater
for another week on the main stem.
It has William Powell, Myrna 10y,
Luise Rainer, a host Of past Ziegfeld
stars, plenty Of music and scads Of
showgirls.
Evening star., 1936-10-15

the actresses are perfect, ana some
Of the stage business is better than
that. But as you look back on it,
"Stage Door" is a stunt and not
play. 1t shines, but it never bristles.
When you want to get interested in
1t 1t leaves you fiat. And the best
line In the show has been heard
vaguely before.
This doesn't sound like Mr.. Kauf-
man. Nor does it sound like Miss
Ferber. It isn't even good enough
for Margaret SULLIVAN (the very spe-
cial, and the very excellent "starD.
But, If Mr.. Kaufman wants to cut
Hollywood's ears off, during the reci-
tation of this amiable huff on the
stage versus the movies, then Holly
wood, If it wants to, can take its
sheers and trim small slice out of
the authors too. For boy Meets
Girl" plays rings around it. And the
general situation is so banal as to
L %1 fnlx v,lo IN,
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you place
act
Mr. kaufman has contributed brilliant stage direction
Evening star., 1936-10-15

WIFI ItduIHg HIeI. but uoIt INC .
themselves" Resents the tag "1
about me are crazy"
Apart from picture making. is ex-
tremely bored in Hollywood. There
is nothing to do at night, no gay places
Evening star., 1936-10-15

to visit" . . &.
Thinks the rea-
son foreign stars
are unhappy is
climatic. " T h e
W e a t h e. r is too
mild. 1t doe S
something bad to
the character. If
all these interest,"
ing people were
together In some
place more up
lifting, it would
be wonderful"
Taught herself
to speak English
In lass than a
Evening star., 1936-10-15
ACTORS EQUITY DROPS
"a HOLLYWOOD STARS


sell, Alice Brady and Jack oakie
Among Those Suspended.
~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 15.-The
Actors Equity, leading theatrical pro-
tective organization, last night an
nounced the suspension Of ~ motion
picture actors and actresses. including
Lionel Barrymore. Rosalind Russell.
Alice Brady and Jack Oakie, for fall
ure to Join che Screen Actors Guild.
Others suspended were Nat Pendel-
ton, Lucien Littlefield, Eric Linden,
Dorothy Lee. Roy Darcy. Ian Keith,
Robert Warwick, Frank Sully, Harvey
Clarke, James Burgis, AL Hill, De Witt
Jennings, Cecil Cunningham, James
Macdonald, Elizabeth Allen, Arthur
Aylesworth, William B. Mong, Edwin
Maxwell, Harry Worth and Marion
Shilling.
Evening star., 1936-10-15
DANCING.

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