Evening star., 1937-02-04


Marsha, discovers Sfnle nine admirers
have descended in rush, and Marsha
Is out on the dance floor j. F. T.
O'Connor wins this time :. and a
news lad turns to say something tc
Diana Ward, discovers the same thing
has happened Diana is dancing
-. so Trent and the news lad null
over a pink lemonade while break
fast dancing goes on Sande Will
liams drops his baton from sheer
veariment, Art Warren catches it on
first bounce, and the music doesn't
even hesitate . so Chip Robert
can dance with his handsome wife,
Eve and Commissioner Melvin
Hazen can cut neat fandango with
his niece. Grace Vickers =. and Tay-
lor and Jean Harlow appear and again
the crowd seems twice as big. the
noise twice as loud Over by
the door Russian Ambassador Alexan-
der Troyanovsky is introducing his
son to Mitzi Green, who doesn't
really look the sort Of a lass who
would conspire with fellow in the
matter of disposing Of cigarette
In the White House foyer but
she had and there's Mrs. Chip"
Robert again. talking now to Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Cummings -. E.
Now Senate Leader Joe Robinson cor
ners Jean Harlow :. The whole place
looks like the battle of the Marine . :.
with flash bulbs popping continuously,
supply trucks bearing up reserve ra-
tions of caviar and Argentine quail ...
So now where's Harlow? Senator
Robinson's here, but where's Har-
low? -.
-. . Flocks and focks of people and
Marsha's tired and goes TO bed and
Taylor goes into hiding and Trent goes
into his breakfast and Maria GAMBIA
relli sits way off in a corner . but
where's Harlow gone? :. So out into
the night Two minutes at the
Troika uncovers the information that
the hotels where the birthday festivi-
ties are held are not the only packed
places for Club Troika is jammed
right up to its Muscovite murals . {.
and on up to Pete Macias' Heigh-Ho
Club where, by heck, you can't
get in unless you want to sit on the
steps up to the balcony For all
the extra tables have been jammed
into any spare space The people
stay and stay and won't go home q. e.
There must be some reason or
have they all decided to live here? :.
Maybe they're week end guests . E.
Perhap ps they have decided Pete's chef
Is so good during the week they'll stay
and see what he can do in the way
Of Sunday dinner . Why don't
they go home? Dawn's not too
far off :. Aha! Here's the why :. :.
Up here on the balcony . So this
Is where she went :. It's Harlow . . :.
and the customers are going to stay
as long as she does :. So Pete says,
Come, Miss Harlow" . and down.
stairs they 90 and the people, see
ing Jean has gone, leave too =. Then,
as soon as they've left. there returns
Miss Harlow, having been secreted in
the tap room until there was no crowd
upstairs and she could relax So
she stayed until the wee Sma' hours
turned into almost normal morning
hours Was entertained by tunes
from the midget piano Made Pete
play over and over again Melancholy
Baby" Departed finally, avowing
to return soon TO Pete's HeighHo :.
. Almost the local after dark
scene. which this year has been pretty
generally marked by the lack of any,
thing extraordinary, had some excite
ment 1t was up at the Club
Troika where group of police
sharpshooters from Oklahoma, here
for pistol meet, had gathered
for taste of shashlik and Muscovite