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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
FARM STRIKERS PLAN
CELEBRATION IN PARK

friendly relations established with
the government since recent con-
ferenceS with President Cardenas
in Mexico City, soon will find them
reestablished on their farms. They
also anticipate government pay
ment of damages done their crops
by the Agrarians.
They have no intention of leav-
ing their camp near the palace,
however, until they are satisfied
with the solution of their prob
lens.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
English Pilot Sets
CapetOwn, Britain Mark

HESTON, Eng, May 5. Up)-H.
L. Brook, English flier, landed here
at 1924 pm. today breaking Amy
Johnson Mollison's record for the
CapetoWn to England flight by more
than 16 hours. Brook made the trip
in four days, 30 minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
II Never Rains. But

Not long since, Jim Brock need
ed hand flashlight on his ranch,
and mentioned the fact to his as
sistant Next day, in town, Jim
bought a flashlight. Same day, also
in town, the assistant bought one.
Two days later, at the Rotary golf
tournament, Jim won a prize as the
best example of why men shouldn't
play golf for pleasure-and the
prize was a flashlight. And believe
it or not, at bridge party "a hours
later, Jim won, and the prize was
yes, you're right.
Now Jims planning a flashlight
sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
Child Dies From
Sting of Scorpion

MESA, Ariz., May 5. U.P)-Cen-
trail Arizona counted it's first 1887
fatality from scorpion sting to-
day as funeral arrangements were
made for 6-year-old Betty Kuriana,
daughter of a japanese farm cou-
ole.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
Today's Baseball
Results
(By United Press
NATIONAL


st. Louis ........ 42l 100 311-13 IA
Boston ............ O10 600 600 l
j. Dean g. Ogrodowski; Turner,
Frazier, Hutchinson g. Lopez, Wa
sem, Mueller. .
Pittsburgh ...... 31l 900 0O0-5 II
Brooklyn .......... 100 600 O00-1 l
Blanton & Todd; Farmhouse,
Eisenstat, Jeffcoat g. r. Moore.
Chicago .......... ITO 254 211-17 II l
Philadelphia ...003 600 001- 10 S
Rot e. O,Dea; Johnson, Jorgens,
Sivess & Atwood.
Cincinnati ........ 001 O32 002-8 IL 0
New York ........ 200 100 200-5 13 0
R. Davis, Schott, Hollingsworth
& Lombardi; Fitzsimmons. Coff-
man g. Danning.
AMERICAN
Philadelphia ......................... 100000
Chlcago 202OOOl
Nelson, Turbeville & F. Hayes;
Stratton & SeWell.
New York ....... Ill 101 020-7 IL 2
Detroit ........... DOL 01O 1903 8 0
Pearson & Dickey; Sorrell, Aux
er & Cchrane.
Boston at st. Louis, postponed.
rain.
Washington at Cleveland, post
poned, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

MONTS, France, May s.
(UP) = Wedding plans and
a marriage settlement were
discussed at the Chateau de
Cande today where the Duke
of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Simp-
son were reunited after their five
months separation.
1t was understood that the Duke
was advised by telephone from
London that the royal family agreed
to provide a $5OO,OOO marriage set
tlement for Mrs. Simpson, the in
come to be hers for life should
anything happen to the duke.
The family agreed also, it was
reported, that the duke could apply
$4,000 a year to Mrs. Simpsons
maintenance-to be taken from his
inheritance from his great grand
mother Queen Victorian event
that he predeceaSed her.
Herman L. Rogers, spokesman
for the duke and Mrs. Simpson.
confirmed that there would be no
announcement of the engagement
to carry or of marriage plans until
after the coronation of the dukes
brother-successor, King George vi.
May IL. .l., ..
He said that the duke would re-
main at the chateau for at least
10 days and limited that he would
stay longer.
BY telephone and in their letters,
the Duke and the American born
Continued on Page 2, Col. =
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
C.I. O. TO RESPECT
FILM PICKET LINES
Union, Though Taking No Official Part
In Movie Strike, Orders Secret
Members to Give Support
On

HOLLYWOOD, May 5. (UP)-Secretly enrolled men,
bes OF the Committee for Industrial Organization at film
studios today ordered to crossing picket lines
of the striking Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Kenneth Hunter, CT o. organizer who has been active
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
Hold Up, There

Wayne Elvander qualified for a
job as timekeeper at BraWley's
amateur fights Tuesday night. He
aided the official timekeeper in
counting over knock -downed fight
ers. Once he got up to 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
In The Lions Mouth

The State Employees association
has arranged two races as part of
its program at the annual picnic
Sunday. One is billed for women,
the other for young ladies'. Wed
hate to be the guy who assigns the
entrants to their races.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

between and 8 pm. with a par
ade planned to take place within
the confines of the park. The pro-
gram will help pass the time while
the strikers await the arrival of
commissioners and representatives
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

MEXICALI, May s. (UP)-Firm in the conviction
that their problems will be solved by the
ment, settle down strikers prepared stage their
Cnco de Mayo celebration in the park.
musical program arranged for presentation
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
Faith Persist

George Campbell, former sheriff,
believes in advertising. Three OF
four years ago he loaned three guns
to friands-and now he's forgotten
who they were loaned to, So he
inserted a classified ad, asking re-
turn of the weapons. please.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

III the film industry for several
months, disclosed to the United
Press that members Of the John
l.. Lewis labor faction were told
not to cross thu picket lines.
No accurate gauge of C. I. o.
strength in the studios was made
public as Hunter merely stated "a
large number OF workers would be
affected
Hunters announcement followed
the promise Of John Brophy, c. I. o.
national director, that the Lewis
organization would throw its sup
port behind the movie strike.
The promise Of C. I. 0. aid was
greeted with wild acclaim by the
strikers, despite the fact that their
unions are affiliated with the Amer
ican Federation of Labor and had
taken no action stand in support
Of the c. T. o,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

HOLLYWOOD, May 5. UP)-Two
disturbances today marked resumr-
ton of picketing by striking mo-
ton picture workers at 10 major
film studios
Two men were reported badly
beaten a block from Paramount
studio as they left the film lot after
working there during the night.
Witnesses said a group of four
or five men fell upon the two
painters and began raining blows
upon them
when they assertedly tried to start
a fight with pickets surrounding
the plant,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

en- route from Mexico City for
negotiations with Governor San
chez Taboada and Gabino Vasquez,
head of the Agrarian commission.
Striking farmers agree that
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5. WR)-
The San Francisco Central Labor
council took an active part today
in attempts to find basis for set
tlemont of a strike which has kept
the l6 leading hotels Of the city
virtually imperative since May l.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05

Butter: Los Angeles 80; butter
fat, Imperial Valley, fob. ranch.
Grade A IL; manufacturing milk
35; route gathered cream 50.
l.. A. Hay: u. $. No. leafy $1,000
$3.50; U. 5. No. S17.5O- $500; u. 5.
No. 2 leafy S17.O0-S17.50; u. =. No. 2
Sl5.50-Sl6.50. Minneapolis flax S2.17I6
S22215.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-05
$5OO,OOO SETTLED
ON MRS. SIMPSON
BY ROYAL FAMILY
Income to Belong to Wallie For Life;
Couple Decide to Take Honeymoon
In Austrian Mountains
W.
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
MONTS, France, May S. UP
The Duke of Windsor and Mrs
Wallis Simpson have decided to
spend their honeymoon in the
southern Austrian mountains, it
was announced today.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Many a Star
First Was a
Failure
But Setbacks Did
Not Keep Them
From the Top.
YOU'D be surprised at the numbe

YOU'D be surprised at the number
of Hollywood's most successful
picture stars who first were failures. I"
Carole Lombard was discharged by
Cecil B. DeMille after being taken
from the ranks of bathing beauties
and given her first chance at a lead
ing role in Dangerous.
Discouraged, she was all for leav-
ing pictures forever, but Mitchell Lei
sen talked her out of it and she came
back to blaze Of glory.
lisa Miranda, glamorous Italian
beauty just imported by Paramount,
actually did quit the films after her
first picture Topped. She went back
to Milan and took a position with a
publishing firm. A few months later
friends entered her photograph in a
movie contest, however, and she won.
In three years she became one of
Europe's top stars.
After a year of getting nowhere in
Hollywood, Jean Arthur left for the
East, where she spent another year
in stock, mostly in small parts. She
returned determined to fight her way
to picture fame-and did
Ray Milland made three round trips
between Hollywood and his native
England before he finally became
established On his first visit to the
American film capital he won the lead
opposite Constance Bennett in
Bought" but made a poor impress
sion and couldn't land another Job.
On his third visit he was working in
service station when spotted by a
talent scout and given a test that re-
suited in his Paramount contract.
George Raft started out to be a
prize fighter. He was knocked out
seven times in % fights and left the
ring-a failure. Then he tried ball
playing with the Springfield, Mass,
team, and was dropped after a few
months. Next he tried dancing, and
was Immediately successful. That
brought him to Hollywood and star
dom. He starts to work soon in the
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Continued From Page FLY

the new songs for the next Fred
Astaire- Ginger Rogers musical :.
Seven days later he came back to
Hollywood, with the songs finished
They are talking about running
Cecil B. De Mile as Republican can
didate for Senator in the next Cali
fornia election . That's what we
need, ward heelers in armor, lady
campaigners making speeches from
bathtubs full of goats milk. cam
paign promises Of bread and circuses
if we win" and Senator who could
wear a toga around town Myrna
10y signed a new M-G-M contract
last week, the unofhcial salary figure
being $4,000 a week :. jeanette Mac
Donald says she will make an Ameri-
can concert tour some time next
spring -. 1t will be her first in this
country Best song title we've
heard in long time is the Howard
Dietz-Arthur Schwartz number for
Between the Devil" (due here no.
body knows exactly when, but prob
ably in December) =. Name is The
Night Before the Morning After"
r. B. p, Jr.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

ndU COME 10 Ell emu. Az OlIlby MOOTe
Beefsteak Parlor he saw Groucho
Marx, Eddie Cantor. Al Jolson and
George Jessel sitting around a table
holding their heads in their hands.
Mr. Harris listened while to what the
comedians were saying. Then he had
an idea. Boys" he said, Il want you
all up to my house tomorrow night
for dinner. Well get together and
have wall of good time"
The dinner was melting thing, the
saddest there ever was. The come
diens acted like undertakers. After 1t
was over anything looked good to Mr..
Harris. He says he never gave his
market losses much thought after that.
Since he was, as he says, Cleaned
out" he has done better for himself
than anybody else on Broadway. His
regular stable Of authors-people who
won't write shows for anybody else
includes George S. kaufman, Moss
Hart, Irving Berlin and Edna Ferber,
and anybody they are willing to col
loborate with. Mr.. Kaufman, who is
not especially frugal, is said to have
saved more than S5,00O,OOO of his in
come in the last ten years, and that
gives you an idea. TN never get back
what I lost" says Sam Harris. Sup
pose you make a coupla hunert thou
sand dollars, what's the good of it?
He means the Government takes it
awav from you in taxes.
THE former towel salesman and
prize-fight manager ("Terry Nc
Govern was my boy and he could mur-
der his weight in dynamite") is
crossing at the moment about $780,
600 week, of which so per cent
sticks to him. Four companies giving
performances of You Can't Take 1t
With You" which starts its fiftieth
week Monday in New York, it's forty
third week in Chicago, sell about $50
600 worth of tickets every week The
New York production of I'D Rather
Be Right" the musicale which has
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Woolsey to Rest.
TRUE to the old stage 81

TRUE to the old stage slogan, "The
show must 60 on" Robert Woolsey
completed his current picture, High
Flyers" with temperature Of l02 de-
rees and with q doctor and nurse In
attendance on the set. This Is the last
film Woolsey will make for a year,
having been ordered into retirement
for that period in an effort to regain
his lost health.
Bert Wheeler, the other member
Of the coined, team, will return to hi,
single act and probably tour the Eng.
lish music halls, as well rs worl
alone in one or two pictures.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Fan Mail
Continued From Page F-lD

radio chores and look after the horses.
Claudette Colbert. Carole Lombard,
Mae West and Marlene Dietrich are
not so high as you'd suppose their
popularity would warrant in the list
of Paramount letter recipients. A
young man named Ray Milland. who
seldom gets out Of "B" pictures, but
who nevertheless has inspired Wild
ening interest among correspondents,
is found trailing close behind Crosby
in letter totals. Shirley Temple Is
conceded to be the leading letter. -getter
OF all the stars, her vast mail accumu-
lation, reported in the neighborhood Of
5000 month, coming from all parts
of the world. Mrs. Temple estimates
about 95 per cent of the writers are
children Of about Shirley's age.
At Warner Bros. Errol Flynn has
slowly taken first place, pushing Dick
Powell out Of the spot he held for
more than three years. Oddly, the
player receiving third largest amount
of mail at that studio is Marie Wilson,
an actress whose name seldom makes
the marquee lights. Robert Taylor is
still head man in q correspondence
way at M-G-M. although he has
fallen of somewhat during the past
year. And since her marriage to
Arthur Hornblow. jr,, year and q
half ago, Myrna 10y is not attracting
nearly the number of letters she once
did from admiring and lonesome males.
GINGER ROGERS remains far out
in front at R-K-O. Fred Astaire
and Jack Oakie lead the men there,
although Wheeler and Woolsey, who
are usually numerically panned by
the critics and not particularly favored
by producers, draw heavy load, espe-
cially from foreign countries. Kath-
arine Hepburn's few fan writers are
either very much for or equally against
her, but she seldom asks to see any OF
her mail. Fan clubs seem to help fan
mail totals, but it is all repeat" busi-
ness, the same members" writing
again and again. Many important
stars whose box Office ratings are
higher than fan mail favorites receive
scant attention from writers. Leslie
Howard is one who doesn't excite many
letters. Jack Benny and Edward G..
Robinson are others. However, they
are established stars. It Is the young
players just getting started who really
clog the Hollywood mails.
(Copyright, 1887 by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncJ
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Barry Fitzgerald
In New Film.

PARRY FITZGERALD, one Of the
outstanding members of the Abb
hey Theater. is back on the R-K-O
Radio lot. He does comedy part in
Bringing Up Baby" the new Kath-
arine Hepburn starring vehicle with
Cary Grant.
Fitzgerald made his film debut as
the boastful Fluther in The Plow
and the Stars for this company and
has since appeared in "Ebb Tide"
In Bringing Up Baby" he will be seen
as Gogarty, a handyman.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Daily Hiker.

RILLIE BURKE, featured in Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer's musical, Every
body Sing" never fails to take 2-nile
walk before going to the studio in the
morning, regardless Of the weather.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

top role Of Spawn Of the North"
Then there Is Gary Cooper, who
thought himself failure. Today he's
starring in "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife"
Gary dreamed Of becoming famous
Illustrator. He came to Los Angeles
in hope Of getting a cartooning job
on metropolitan newspaper, but no
editor would have him. He was down
to his last dime, and far behind In his
rent. when he turned to extra work.
He began getting leading parts in less
than year.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Miniature Room.
Judy Gal

Judy GARLAND. featured In Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer's musical, Every
body Sing" has her own miniature
portable dressing room for stage use
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Sam Harris Recoups
His Lost Fortunes
Current Hits Net $4,000 Week
For Clever Producer Who
Lost S3,5OO,OOO in 1929.
By Ira WOlferf.

1EW YORK MANA)-sam Harris-The H. the legend Is
" of
something
in
Evening star., 1937-12-05

When Three Men in the Snow
went on location, two brothers were
in the cast-Robert Young. one Of
the leads, and Roger Moore. who
plays minor role. Brothers in the
same film is becoming common In Hol-
lywood today. At the present time
both Wallace and Noah 6eery are in
Bad Man of Birthstone" and Melvyn
and George Douglas are in "Arsene
Lupin Returns" At the same time,
Ralph Morgan has been working in
"Mannequin" and Frank Morgan in
BEG, Borrow or Steal" on adjoining
stages.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Student.

BUDDY EBSEN had to learn how to
play a flute to win his role in
Metro -Goldwyn-M Mayors The Girl Of
the Golden West"
Evening star., 1937-12-05
SATURDAY

Trailing Trouble"
George Bancroft in
"A Doctors Diary"
John Boles and Ida
Lupino in Fight for
Your Lady"
Roll Along. Cow
boy" and
Handy Andy"
Blonde Trouble"
Larry Crabbe in
"Forlorn River"
John Barrymore in
Bulldog Drummond
Comes Back"
George OBrien
in
HOLLYWOOD Cowboy"
wild ard Woody"
and
Living on Love"
Barbara Stanwyck.
Herbert Marshall. in
Breakfast for Two"
My Dear Miss AID
rich" K. Maynard in
Boots of Destiny"
Super Sleuth."
Paul Kelly. 1T Hap
pened Out West"
Roll Along. Cow
boy" and
Breakfast for Two"
Bobby Breen
in
Make a Wish"
Jack Haley and Ann
Sothern in Danger
Love at Work" p"
Charles Starrett and
Barbara Weeks in
Two -Fisted Sheriff"
Van Heflin and
Marian Marsh in
Saturdays Heroes"
Ramona"
Gladys George in
Madame X"
Western Gold"
Forty Naughty
Girls"
Prairie Thunder"
Warner GLAND. Char
lie Chan on Broadway"
ZaSu Pitts in
Forty Naughty
Girls"
Border Cafe"
The Three Mesquiteers
in Range Defender" &"
Claude Rains in
The Mystery of
Edwin brood"
Roaring Timber"
Tex Ritter. TEX Rides
With Boy Scouts"
"Old Wyoming Trail"
Buddy" Rogers in
This Way, Please" !"
Errol Flynn and
Joan Blondell in
Perfect Specimen"
Joe +. Brown
in
Fit for a King"
Shutdown Saunders"
Frances Farmer in
Too Many Parents"
Boris Karloff
in
West of Shanghai.
Leslie Howard and,
Bette Davis in
1T S Love I'm After"
Deanna Durbin and
Adolphe Menjou in
100 Men and q Girl. "
Think Fast. Mr..
Moto.' Fred Stone
in "Hideaway."
Herbert Marshall and
Barbara Stanwyck in
Breakfast for Two"
The Kid Ranger"
Guy Kibbee in
The Big Shot"
The Ritz Brothers in
Life Begins in
College. "
Leslie Howard and
Joan Blondell in
"Stand-In
Hot Water"
Peter LORE in Think
! Fast. Mr.. Moto. "
Boss of Lonely VAL
ley" Buddy" Rogers
in This Way, Please. ="
| Joe E. Brown
in
Pit for a King"
Joe z. Brown
IN
Fit for a King"
Irene Dunno in
High. Wide and
Handsome.
Dolores Del Rio and
Peter LORE III
Lancer Spy"
Evening star., 1937-12-05

public itself that has forced
L this shrinkage.
Today picture is in the making
that will contain not single romantic
kiss.
1t Is Benefits Forgot" directed by
Clarence Brown, who believes that
love scenes are more tenderly effective
when merely suggested, rather than
played before the camera.
AS result, James Stewart and Ann
Rutherford, young lovers of the pic
ture, are kissless in the script. WAL
ter Huston and Beulah Bondi, as hus-
band and wife, will kiss perfunctorily,
which means kisses limited to IS
inches of film.
In the days of silent pictures, a H.
foot kiss was considered about right.
Today, audiences would start clapping
hands and stamping feet at q kiss
that long.
The average 1887 screen kiss. cut
ting-room records show, Is between a
half foot and two feet in length.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK OF DEC. s

WEEK OF DEC. 5
Academy
9Th and q ets. s.E.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd.
Apollo
oc4 H st. NE.
Arcode
Hyattsville. Nd.
Ashton
Arlington. VI.
Avalon
6s12 Connecticut Ave.
Avenue Grand
64b Pa. Ave. Sc.
Calvert
2324 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
Carolina
11th and N. c. Ave. Sc.
Central
425 9th St. NV.
Circle
21O5 Pa. Ave. NV:
Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragut
Dumborton
1343 Wis. Ave. NV.
Foirlown
Anacostia. D. G.
Hippodrome
K near 9th
Home
18th and 9 sts. NE.
Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE,
Lee
Falls Church. Va.
Lido
1927 NJ st. NV.
Little
9th between r and G
Milo
Rockville, Md.
Newton
10th 4 Newton sts. NE
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. Sc.
+ Princess
18th and H SITS. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
3030 14th st. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Sheridan
Ga. Ave. 4 Sheridan St
Stanton
9th and c Sts. NE.
Stote
Bethesda. Md.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
104 r. I. Ave. NV.
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
TivoIi
14th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn. Ave. & Newark st
Wilson
Arlington. Va.
York
Ga. Ave. & Quebec Pl.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
FRIDAY

eabu In "Eephant
Boy" Jones Family
IN big Business"
Robert MONTGOMERY in
Live. Love and
Learn"
Gladys George
in
Madame X"
Luise Rainer and
Spencer Tracy in
big City"
Dick Foran
in
Blazing Sixes."
June Travis
in
"Over the Goal"
Irene Dunno and
Cary Grant in
The Awful Truth" !"
Irene Dunno In
High. Wide and
Handsome"
Joan Crawford and
Franchot Tone In
Bride Wore Red"
TOO Many Wives"
Jean Arthur in
Easy Living"
Glenda Farrell. Bar,
ton MacLane, in "Ad.
venturous Blonde. "
Irene Dunno in
High. Wide and
Handsome"
Van Henin and
Marian Marsh in
Saturdays Heroes
Paul NUM- in
THE Life of Emile
Zola."
Joan Crawford and
Franchot Tone in
Bride Wore Red"
Ramona"
Gladys George in
Madame X"
Shirley Temple
in
Heidi"
Shirley Temple and
Jean Hersholt in
Heidi"
William Boyd in
North Of the Rio
Grande."
Ronald Colman in
The Prisoner of
Zenda."
Claude Rains in
| THE Mystery of
Edwin brood"
| Joe E. Brown
in
Fit for a King"
Ronald Colman ant
Madeleine Carroll il
Prisoner OF Zenda.
| Enrol Flynn and
Joan Blondell in
Perfect Specimen. ="
Robert Montgomery IL
Live. Love and
| Learn"
| Bing Crosby and
| Martha Rave in
Double or Nothing.
| Boris Karlor
in
West of Shanghai.
Leslie Howard and
Bette Davis in
It's Love I'm After
Gene Autry in
| "Rootin'. Tootin'
Rhythm"
Exclusive.
James Ellison in
Annapolis Salute. +"
| Irene Dunno in
High. Wide and
Handsome
Her Husband Lies
Conrad Veidt in I'm
wer the Red Rose.
The Ritz Brothers il
Life Be gins in
! College. "
Leslie Howard and
| Joan Blondell in
"Stand-In.
Irene Dunno and
| Cary Grant in
The Awful Truth. "
/ Bing Crosby and
| Martha Rave in
Double or Nothing.
viii Rogers
| in
| Judge Priest"
Buddy Rogers ant
Betty Cradle i'll
This Way. Please.
Irene Dunno in
High. Wide and
Handsome.
Ricardo Cortez
IN
THE Californian"
Evening star., 1937-12-05
New Picture
Will Have
No Kisses

. HE screen kiss has been dvin-
ding in footage-and it is the
public itself that has forced