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team OF an dClual married couple as
good box Office" Within a short
time Joan Crawford and Franchot
Tone will begin work as romantic
team in The Bride Wore Red" with
Robert Young as Miss Crawfords other
leading man. Joan and Franchot were
together before their marriage in
Dancing Lady" and Sadie Mckee"
after the wedding in The Gorgeous
Hussy'' and Love on the Run
However such combinations are rare.
Most successful publicized married
team in film history we're Mr. and
Mrs. Carter de Haven. Claudette
Colbert and Norman Foster made one
picture together. Ruth Chatterton
and George Brent were co-starred
briefly, both before and after they
were married. Dick Powell and Joan
Blondell, often teamed before marriage.
have not been in the same film since
the knot was tied. Although it often
has been planned, Bing Crosby and
Dixie Lee have never been teamed.
The same is true of many another
couple
Many are the men stars but few
the women who use no makeup. OF
the latter is Virginia Bruce, who uses
no grease paint at all But for Gen
eral Hospital she did so, but only for
her first scenes showing her recovering
from an operation. When she RECEIVERS
automatically all she has to do is 70
without makeup.
Foot ball season still is only a
future goal for grid-mad fans, but
Hollywood, in order to have pigskin
films ready for the season, must have
big squads Of youths perspiring in
Summer sun. First grid story to start
will be Saturdays Heroes" at R-K-O,
with Fred Stone as the coach and Anne
Shirley as a coed. M-G-M is to make
Navy Blue and Gold" Gn which the
Navy gets chance to VIM; Twentieth
Century will soon have "Pigskin Pa
rade of 1887" before cameras, and
Paramount and Universal are whip
ping foot ball stories into shape
property man never even scratches
his head in bewilderment when told
to get anything under the sun for
a picture. This week a century plant
in bloom was needed for THE Fire
fly" The law of averages would as
sure the prop men Of at least one
such Towering plant in Southern CAL
ifornia. 1t took five days to find. It
was dug up from a private garden,
used and transplanted.
Sally, Irene and Mary" gave Joan
Crawford her first break. Soon that
title will be on many theater mar
quee. But the story won't be on
the screen inside. Twentieth Century
is using the title on story of three
girl parachute jumpers, two of which
will be Loretta Young and Louise
Hovick (Gypsy Rose Lee).
Scattered items-When Raymond
Massey finishes Hurricane" he goes
to London to produce and star in
the stage play, Idiots Delight" tax
ing the role Alfred Lunt created :.
Julie Hayden will do Summer stock
in Skowhegan, Me. Rumors are
out again that Katharine Cornell
will really be lured to the sceen, this
time for "Anybody's House." with
Fritz Lang directing Robert
Benchley's next film lecture will be
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Earle - Mountain Music" Bob
Burns and Martha Raye take to the
hills, at 1l:15 am. 1:30, 4:l5. 7:1O and
10 pm. Stage shows at l2:45, $50
625 and 9:1o pm
Capitol-"The Emperor's Candle
sticks" espionage, adventure and love
at 1880 am, 1875. 4:20, tbs and 10
pm. Stage shows at 1910, 1925, 6:2O
and 9:05 pm.
Palace - Captains Courageous, y
Kipling's story in a masterpiece for
children and grown-ups, at 1l::30 am,
2:05, ABS, 7:05 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"New Faces of 1887" pleas
ant musical with a lot of laughs, at
1l:30 am, 1:3o, $3.50, $50, 7::3o and
$50 pm.
Metrop0litan-"The Devil Is Driv-
ing" speed racketeers exposed. at 1920
am, 1;25- $3.50, 5:35, TAO and $50
pm.
Columbia-"M Manhattan Melodrama. "
Bill Powell the da. and Gable the
gambler at ll:l5 am, 1:20, 1925, $50,
7::35 and $40 pm.
Little-"Clive of India" Ronald
Colman pushes Britain's frontier for
ward, at II am, los, sos, $40, 7:2O
and $50 pm.
Mississippi" Crosby and
Fields contribute music and comedy,
at 1885 am, 2:20, 4;55, 7:45 and
1890 pm. Also Looking for Trouble, 4"
at 1855, $3.50, 6:l5 and 9:O5 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs l hour and Is minutes. con-
tinuous from 10 am. until midnight.
Penn-"Kid Galahad," the films do
well by the fight game, at 2, $50, $50.
7:5o and $50 pm.
Sheridan-"Shall We Dance" latest
Astaire- Rogers musical frivolity, at /,
3:10, $40, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Tivoli-"This Is My Affair" r.
Taylor rounds up bank robbers and
Barbara Stanwyck, at l, 3, sos, ITO
and 9:15 pm.
Uptown-"The Go-Getter," the
hard-to-get girl and the go-getting
guy, at 2, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm,
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makes q sweater and 4 half each
picture.

Riding on Air"-20 years ago, Joe
E. Brown was playing vaudeville in
New York for late Marcus Loew,
pioneer Snowman Today he's
working for David L. Loew, the son.
movie producer who holds Joe E. s
contract for six comedies Fifth
ranking box Office star OF today,
Brown is one Of best money-earners in
colony draws upwards of $3.50 900
each year.
Born in Holgate, Ohio about so
years ago, started out with circus
when -. Was handy boy and grad
ually developed into top-notch acrobat
-. Came TO Hollywood in 1925 and
has made more than SO pictures since.
Men In Exile"-f1rst directorial
effort Of John Farrow, husband of
Maureen O'Sullivan He's better
known Is writer than director
Recent novel, Damien the Leper,"
skyrocketed into ranks OF best-sellers
June Travis, feminine lead,
daughter of Chicago White Sox teams
vice-prexy. Harry Grabiner .
Never particularly desirous of screen
career, but a producer spotted her
spending vacation in California
Now June is rapidly progressing toward
Stardom.
Dick Purcell, male lead, thumbed
way cross-country to get start in
theater . In Hollywood he all but
starved for months Made return
trip here in compartment-on extra
fare train.
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
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Since Gertrude Michael's return to
Paramount for her role of Sophie
Lang in Hollywood" she has been
assigned one of the star dressing
rooms next to Carole Lombard's.
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on How to Be a Critic; he's been
20 years at the game A genuine
and not an Americanized hula is
promised for Broadway Melody of
1888" . Florence Rice is likely to
DO Broadway play next Fall :. If
Leslie Howard can find an actor to
play the title role he may only pro-
duce. and direct, and not star, in his
Bonnie Prince Charlie" Tennis
Champ Frank Shields will work with
Carole Lombard and Fernand Gravel
in Food for Scandal" A horse is
the object of new song, The Horse
With the Dreamy Eyes" which Cliff
Edwards sings in Saratoga" Ray
Milland and Dorothy Lamour, seen
first in jungle Princess" will team
in the wilds again for Her Jungle
Love- Douglas Fairbanks. jr., will
play the lead with Katharine Hepburn
and Ginger Rogers in Stage Door"
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"CL|VE OF INDIA" BACK
FOR REVIVAL AT LITTLE
Loretta Young and Ronald Col
man in Stirring Film Biogra-
ply of British Hero.


THERE probably has been enough
said about the fact that a Holly
wood producer can't look at a page
from Great Britain's history without
giving way completely to the VIM
vans of a pseudo patriotism that
ends up in million-d dollar splurge of
cinema glory. But you'll have to
hear little of the story again, for
"Clive of India" is back at the Little
for revival showing, and "Clive of
India" was produced on the scale
known as colossal, and not in a small
way.
Hordes of extras rushed into battle
for Britain's glory, the Union Jack
hung high and the empire pushed
forward to new frontiers. Darrvl
zanuck wasn't blinded by any patri-
otto feeling for England, however, in
his film version Of the story of young
clerk Of the East India Co. who
became a hero at 26. He didn't gloss
over the mans career too much in the
production and when it came time
for Robert Give to commit forgery
Zone of the things that kept the play
off the London stage for some time) he
committed it. It's a stirring film and
1t hasn't any shortcomings.
Ronald Colman, of course is one
lad upon whom Hollywood always
depends to turn in a smooth and
finished performance, and his playing
OF Robert Give is sincere and honest
and completely satisfactory. And
Loretta Young, in "Clive of India
showed she could be more than lust
beautiful (or is that enough?) and
put considerable feeling into her play
ing of the woman who had to rival
India for her husbands affection.
The picture was directed by the
late Richard Boleslawski, who, as you
well know, was one of the masters of
the motion picture art and who here
turned in a number of memora BILE
moments-for instance, the Black
Hole Of Calcutta, the Battle of Plassev
and Robert Gives trial before the
House OF commons. H. M.
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applause of the audience tells you
he made it and you open your eyes
to see him standing the barrels on
end for the final leap.
* X X X
\ LREADY having died a thousand
deaths (908 by actual COUNT, 1t
no longer makes any difference.
Audrey, of course, seems much too
young and pretty to die, but the show
must go on. What are two persons
shaking in terror behind a curtain as
compared with 1900 out front wanting
to be amused and awed? While you
are thinking of that Hearn makes his
last jump Sharp steel blades are
aimed right at your throat. There Is
a wild expression in Hearn's eyes:
The wind rifles his silk shirt; q funny
thing to notice. but one does. In the
interval between the apex ofShis jump
and his landing you die the 90 deaths
needed to bring the number during
the act to an even thousand.
Then, after what has seemed like
decade. the act ends. You are in
tact. Audrey is intact. So are the
Kleins, Hearns and Freddie Clark
down there in the orchestra pit. But
you know very we'll you never will
trust your luck, and the Klein -Hearn
skill, that far again!
4 X X
1T SEEMS that M-G-M definitely
has pulled Maureen O'Sullivan out
OF those trees in which she once car
vorted as Mrs. Tarzan. Starting Fri
day che will be at both the Palace
and Ditol Theaters in screen roles
quite -Terent from those she played
with Tarzan screaming at her. At the
Palace she is the love interest in
the latest lunacy of the Marx brothers,
"a Day at the Races" The Capitol
picture, Between Two Women" shows
her as one of the women between
whom Franchot Tone finds himself.
The other woman is Virginia Bruce.
Speaking of "A Day at the Races,
it will be screened tomorrow afternoon
after so many postponements and de-
ferrments the critics were willing to
pay their way to see it.
x
FREDDIE STEELE, middleweight
champion and Hobo" Williams,
champion. and Hobo" Williams
twentieth (of july. will dance and
sock for the benefit of the newsreels
tomorrow at Griffith Farms: not sta
dium, mind you The public is in
vited to see the principals in the
Variety Club benefit bout do their
training act for the cameras.
The films will be shown later in the
week at local theaters.
X X X
RED SHELTON, the M. C. who
picked up quite following when
he appeared earlier in the year at the
Capitol Theater, will return on Friday
to take over where he left off a few
months ago. He will be remembered
as the irrepressible youth who took
endless spills and ate hundreds OF
doughnuts for the amusement and
amazement of Washington audiences
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Earle. The drama man, cuilouSly
childlike person, must run over to
see what it is all about. The house
is already filled with other curiously
childlike persons. The only place
for the drama reporter, who must see
the show. is a fold in that curtain
behind which Audra..- Seiber always
disappears after announcing the next
act.
That, it turns out, is the worst
place in the world for seeing an ice
carnival. One can see it all right,
but not in the right perspective. The
show, which is a thing of grace,
beauty and speed to the customers out
front, is a thing of menacing violence
to the reporter standing about three
feet away from those mlTderous-
looking dervishes.
X X
1t was bad enough when Kit Klein
did her stint. It was absolutely par
alyzing in its terror when BOBBY
Hearn started jumping those barrels.
Miss Klein, lovely lady with ex-
tremely long legs, skates with furious
abandon on rink that seems no
larger than mans hand. They use
one of those intermittent spotlights to
enhance the illusion of speed. The
result is that she is skating in dark
ness. AS she sWiSheS past, like a bat
In the blackness, you feel absolutely
certain that she cannot make the
turn at your corner. You see your
self, Miss Klein (and possibly Audrey
flying mass of steel and tWo-toned
shoes landing somewhere out around
row j. Audrey and the critic being
lightWeights and Miss Klein being so
fast, the three might get back as far
as row @. But Miss Klein makes the
turns all right and fear subsidies until
Hearn appears.
Just couple of feet away from
your spot, he starts layirg barrels
end to end with the business end for
want of a technical name) so close
he can hear you painting in fear.
Actually, when the last barrel is
down. Hearn has tiny patch of ice
between yourself and him. If he
does not stop in that space at the
end of the jump it means certain
decapitation for the reporter and for
Audrey.
Hearn makes his first jump. sadis-
tic leer CHATS what it looks like) on
his face. He clears five barrels, the
big, charging bull, and comes to a
stop so violent that it sends little
hunks Of chemistry, called ice, spray
ing right into your face. Then, snort
ing with the effort of jumping or the
failure to get you the first time, Hearn
puts four more barrels on top of the
lower layer of five. The pile looks
higher than the Washington Monu-
ment from where you stand. 1t is a
cinch that Hearn cannot clear it,
that when he misses you, Hearn, Au-
drey and a lot of barrels are going
f1oundering through space on your
way to Emergency Hospital. He takes
whirl around the stage, charges at
the barrels. You close your eyes for
q quick review of an evil past! TIL
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1OI OIlc lUChblOIl ScQueIlCe 0LuQlO'
had to take out insurance on plants
before owners would rent them be-
cause of danger of mortality involved
in photographing under hot lights
Lights could be used only three
minutes at time :. After that, plants
were cooled with blasts of air.
Six-foot-two Flynn, born in Ireland
June 20, 1909, has remained we'll out
Of public prints since return to Holly
wood after Spanish flare-up in which
he was injured" Father was
professor Of biology at Queens Uni
versity. Belfast He's married to
Lily Damita-and despite persistently
recurring rumors to the contrary,
they don't seem to be separating.
Kay Francis, who rides a horse for
first time in her private or public
life, is really Katherine Gibbs. Okla
homa City girl, 80 years old last
January :. She's S feet S, has brown
hair and eyes and weighs about ll2
pounds.
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Bobby's Record Mail.

ROBBY BREEN, 10-year-old star Of
Make Wish" is receiving the
largest fan mail any child star in
Hollywood has ever received, accord
ing to Sol Lesser, head of Principal
Productions, which is making his cur
rent picture for R-K-O Radio release
Lesser should know. He discovered
Jackie Coogan, Baby Peggy and Jackie
Cooper. and had to foot the bill for
answering their fan mail
Young Breen has appeared in two
pictures, Make a Wish" being MS
third. Ordinarily this would not
have produced such a great amount Of
fan mail SO soon, but Lesser attributes
it to the combination build-up Of
screen and radio. Bobby has millions
of radio fans through his appearance
with Eddie Cantor on the latter's
Sunday hour.
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"Slave Ship"-biggest problem was
reproduction of old-time sailing YES
sells . Pacific Coast, right near Los
Angeles, boasts greatest number OF
ancient sailing crafts of any port in
United States Fleet belongs al
most entirely to film industry. Some
times it lies indolent for months
at time when movies forget the sea,
but during past year. when every
studio rushed water dramas to screens,
feet had little rest For Slave
Ship it was necessary to have q
barque of the 1920 vintage, or there
abouS, so studio borrowed from
M-G-M schooner Lottie Carson,
used in Captains Courageous" and
"Mutiny on the Bounty"
Warner Baxter retired from movie
acting in 1928, figuring he was through
-. Bought an automobile agency and
was trying TO sell cars when talkies
came in Eye injury to Raoul
Walsh resulted in hurry call to Baxter
to pinch-hit in leading acting role
-. Voice tests proved he had some
thing -. Gave up agency and since
has maintained hold as one of most
popular leading men on screen
Greatest fun is to fish and hunt with
his pal, William Powell :. Elizabeth
Allan, who shares lead, knits and knits
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R-K.0 TO MAKE PICTURE
OF "BRINGlNG UP BABY
Howard Hawks to Direct Tale of
Young Couples Adventures
With Panther.

"RR1No1NG UP BABY" a story
Of Hagar Wilde's lately published
in national magazine, has been pur-
chased by S. j. Briskin, vice president
In charge of production at R-K-O.
Radio, with Dudley Nichols assigned tc
write the screen adaptation. Howard
Hawks will direct the photoplay.
Although no definite announcement
has been made, it is understood one
OF the leading feminine stars or
R-K-Os contract list will be awarded
the top role in the new feature.
Bringing Up Baby" chronicles tn,
amusing adventures Of young woman
and her flance who are confronted
with the problem of hiding a gift
panther on the Connecticut farm o.
q maiden aunt.
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REVIVING FAD.

Carole Lombard is reviving the
beauty mark vogue. She showed up
at Paramount for fittings with Travis
Banton wearing a black celluloid mark
on her right cheek.
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Mr.. .andMrS. FranchOtTOne
TO Star in New Phot0play
Couple and Again Teams Joan Craw-
ford With Husband.

OLLYWOOD 5-A in a
- dutry like X
man and Beverly Bayne formed the
day They and wife
fact revealed Buhman quoted
revelation caused the lose
Today studios
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fusion of her thoughts, Vicky could
not seem to make out clearly just
who it was.
ooh, yes, DR.. Cudworth," she
said, her face Frightening. "And
you're at the-at the-oh, yes, at
the Morrisons'? Who is dying? Oh,
no, is he really? Oh, l am sorry!
He was quite well yesterday! Oh,
that's too bad"
She hung up the telephone; stared
at the expectant Brownie
cts DR.. Cudworth; he's rather
excitable," she said, her own face
rather pale. "He says that Spen-
Ger Morrison's dying; he's been
there since seven, and he wants to
see me-"
81 wonder if he'd like to have
Doctor Gomez"
"If he comes in, I wish you'd
send him straight over. Cudworth
asked for him, and when l said
Quent was over at the hospital, he
said, My God, this may be life
and death!'"
Button your coat up around your
face, Mrs. Hardisty." They were
at the doorway now; the chilly
spring night rushed at them like a
living thing. Vicky went off alone
into the dark.
"What's happened?" she asked,
when she arrived at the house. For
it was obvious from the manner of
both Serena and the village doctor
that something more than ordinary
illness was afoot. 'Is he gomez"
''He can't live," Serena said in a
quick whisper that held puzzling
hint of stubbornness, of defiance in
it.
"Why, but he was well yesterday,
better than he's been for weeks!
At least" Vicky hesitated, look
ing at the doctor as one deferring
naturally to his opinion. 81 don't
know anything about it." she said,
"but he came to the fence to speak
to me and he seemed"
Exactly" the doctor said sharp
ly. "He was better; saw him Sun
day. 1 was called today, three
hours after he first began to COM
plain of violent pain, and I find the
man dying!"
He looked at Serena, and Serena
returned the look with one that,
more definitely than her voice had
done, expressed defiance.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-01

bride goeth with Fall and
L glamor, too, Milady, when you
wear distinguished fashions by
Sew-Your-Own! Today's trio gives
youth a chance to express itself
in an individual manner; gives the
adult figure an opportunity to dis
play a new high in chic, and last
but we wouldn't say least-a util-
ity model that's as right for
daughter as for mother.
Swank m Sweet.
Young and inspired is the little
two piecer that just stepped into
the picture at the left. The topper
is one that will set a vogue in this
woman's town and make you the
swankiest of the whole lot of Laf-
a-Lots. If you're asked to picnic
in the colorful Autumn woods,
wear this number in henna-
'olored wool for real satisfaction.
For Kitchen Capers.
And before you go, there'll be
sandwiches to make, potatoes to
peel, and lemons to squeeze
that's where and when the ging-
ham gown in the center comes in.
Of course, its novel yokeand-
sleeve-in-one construction makes
it most attractive model to sew
as we'll as to wear. The skirt has
flare enough for cutting those
kitchen capers one has to when
minutes are few and work plenti-
full. Make this simple five-piece
frock in two versions and be sure
of everyday chic at minimum
cost.
Style Success.
While we 60 picnicking and
places, don't think Mommy isn't
going to swing out in style, too.
She's certain of success when she
goes to her Club; she's sure of
well-groomed elegance for Sunday
best in the slenderizing frock at
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-01

Do" cts On-It's Off," and "The
Moon Got Into My Eyes" Martha
Raye is there with her frenzied buff
foonery, and Mary Carlisle makes
the prettiest heroine he ever had.
ODDS AND ENDS-Euer since Nelson
Eddy joined Ida Lupino and Charlie Nc.
Carthy in that gOofy spy trdvesty on the
Sunday evening coffee hour, radio and
picture fans haze been begging him to
play in m0tiOn-picture comedy Phil
lips Lord is sending out Christmas presents
noio, because he knoWs he tOiH be too busy
in December 10Th his Gang Busters and
we, the People" He sent Mark WGnor
Of the Hit Parade t0afch iUith most com.
pLicated innards. Four times day the
works tUhizs around, gaining hours. Ii
came iUith guarantee that it r0ouLd neuer
tell the correct time.
@ Western Newspaper Union
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-01

the right. 1t does wonders for the
figure that needs it, and it is
equally becoming to sizes 10 and
20. So, Mommy, no matter what
your size or the color of your hair,
you'll be young enough and slim
enough in this frock to feel like
the very essence of fashion.
The Patterns.
Pattern 1886 is designed for
sizes IL to 20 GO to 38 bust). Size
IA requires 5la yards of IS inch
material plus As yards of Ia inch
bias strip for fold for trimming.
Pattern 1881 is designed for
sizes IA to "A. Size Is requires
3A yards of 80 inch material.
Pattern 1886 is designed for
sizes SO to 48. Size 38 requires
4as yards of 80 inch material.
Send your order to The Sewing
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Forty-third street, New York,
N. Y. Price of patterns, Is cents
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g Bell Syndicate.-WNU Service.
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CHAPTER XIV

"I'n not sign any death certif-
cate, mark my words!" Cudworth
said, in a menacing undertone. Vic
toria, shocked beyond the power to
grasp what all this meant, glanced
bewilderedly at the sickroom door.
Hell hear us!'' she breathed.
HE is-he isn't dead, is hep"
"You don't have to sign any,
thing" Serena said sharply, in a
voice clear but hardly as strong as
a whisper. 81 never asked you to
sign anything! DR.. Hardisty'n sign
it. He knows all about the easel"
Spencer Morrison says he's been
poisoned" Cudworth said shortly
to Vicky. Vicky could only stare
at him in horror. "Come in!" the
doctor directed her, leading the
way. She followed him into the
sickroom.