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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Ernest n. Bigelow, Minister
RockpOrt:
Morning worship 9:30
Church school 10:30
Mr.. Glen Mayberry, Supt.
Bluffton:
Church school 9:45
Mr.. Norman A. Triplett, Supt.
Morning worship 11:00
Tuxis, 600 p .m..
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
CHURCH Or CHRIST

Sunday
9:30 a. m. Bible School.
10:30 a. m. Communion Service.
Friday Eve
Eveready class meets at the home
of Myda and Roberta Manages.
Everybody welcome.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21

ner guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
]. A. Weed, Minister
Thursday
p. M, Junior choir rehearsal
Sunday
$3.50 a. m. Church school
1O:30 a. m. Morning Worship, with
laymen in charge, observing annual
Laymen's Day. Music by a mems
quartet.
11:30 a. m. Girls Choir rehearsal.
6:3O p. m. Youth Fellowship even.
ing meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21

FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH
]. N. Smucker, Pastor
Thursday
7:15 Choir Rehearsal
8:15 Bible study, II Corinthians
8 and 10
Sunday
9:30 The Sunday School Hour
with classes for all. Mr.. John Boehr
Supt.
10:30 Worship service
1880 Special Union Service
Part | Annual Girl Reserve Wor-
ship program
Part III Another in a series OF
Branches of the Christian Church. y
Rev. Harold F. Stoddard of Lima
will speak on "The Baptist Church.
All are cordially invited to attend
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
DEFENSELESS MENNONITE
CHURCH

Sunday
$3.50 Sunday school
10:30 Morning worship, Rev. E. G.
Steiner.
7:30 c. w. B. program
1880 Thursday evening cottage
prayer meeting at home of Rev. E.
G. Steiner.
You are welcome.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
EVANGELICAL & REFORMED
CHURCHES

V. C. 0ppermann. Minister
Emmanuel's:
$3.50 a. m. Church school
10:45 a. m. Morning Worship.
The choir of the church meets for
rehearsal on Thursday evening of
this week at 500 o'clock. All are
invited to attend the rehearsal.
Catechism instruction Saturday
morning at $3.50 a. m.
Union church services at the First
Mennonite Church on Sunday even
ing at 7:30 p. m.
st. Johns:
9:30 a. m. Morning worship
1920 a. m. Church school
The choir of the church meets for
rehearsal on Thursday at 7:30. All
are requested to attend rehearsal.
The Edith Lahr Missionary Circle
meets on Thursday evening of this
week at the home of Mrs. Anna
Huber at 7:30 Mrs. Ruth Stearns
will be assistant hostess. The theme
for the evening is the Proposed
Merger between the Congregational
Christian and the Evangelical and
Reformed churches. All are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Catechism Instruction Saturday
morning at $3.50 a. m.
Union church services at the First
Mennonite church ON Sunday evening
at 1880. The service will be in
charge of the Girls Reserve with
Rev. Harold Stoddard the guest
speaker, presenting the Historical
Background of the Baptist church,
All are cordially invited to attend.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

perfebr? Storung ser ~ltmer5iebs
ung" oes 81 8ooen getretenen SOL
fes 5ur 0emofratie? gntbiillung BON
furdtbaren 0ineen, Die ielblt in Oen
i6ouerli6en Sdiloerungen ser 3eis
sforreiponoenten nidt gum aus-
orud fommen? Soer baben mir es
nit elmer ienen Heinli6en S6ifanen
gu tun, tpie tie bie Suloa'er 8ilhofs-
fonferen5 1no ibr Sirtenbrief erlebs
ten?
Soer iino in @aibington ein5ig ser
Sab uno Ser Serni6tunsspile am
8erf? Senator 2anger bon Noro-
Safota mieoerbolte om Otontag Die
bon onoerer Seite mebrmols erbo=
bene slnflage, es beltebe cine "Boli-
tit planmaBiger Otailenousbunges
rung in 9eutidlono unO Seiter-
rei6". Ser Senator proteitierte ge.
gen bie WaBnabme, oie oen Geuts
ihen l,no Seiterreidern (oeren &e-
gierung @aibington ioeben amer
fannt botD MIR fiinf5ebnbunoert
Nabrrtnesfalorien getuGbrt. Die @ei-
gerlng, oie Robrungsmengen gu er-
boben, iei upeiter ni6ts OILS pure
Selhelet" uno gebore gu ser plon=
maBigen slusbungerung oes Oeut-
lden uno oIterrei6il6en 8olfes.
9Iber oue Groteite oieier glrt per-
boaen inn 8ino. Die MorgentbouS
baben oos @ort! Soeben eri6eint in
Ser Srelie cine groBe, iiderlib i61per
be5ablte In5eige BON Moreentbous
gud r8ermanp Ss Dur Broblem" -,
in Oen Ser ebentolige Shotomtsie-
fretar 1lno 8erater 9foolepelts fiir
ieinen vglon" fir oie oauernoe Ser
elenoltng Oes oeltl6en 8olfes plG=
oiert. glls Gerbreiter ser sln5eige
5eidnet "SSnternational 2oter Gorpo-
ration" in 9ooer, 0elopare. @er
| iino sic 2eute oieler vSSSnternatio=
nale"? ltno marum oieIe speifellos
ilber oa5 gan5e 2ano gebenoe 9lgita-
tion fir oen uWorgentbou=Glon"
geraoe iebt, 81 8eginn Ser 2onooner
&onferen5?
l1no befennt iit 8r6iioent Sru>
man SIT ben ani6auungen oerer, Die
auf Die 9eutl6en BEN @runbiot Ell
ner barbartiben utilitGtspoIitif onge.
ponOt Ieben Dollen bie ousgeoriidt
lit in Dem grauiamen @ort: vNur
elm toter Snoianer lit Elm gutter ST.
| 6iuner"?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
Gin 3eitbOfnment

8abreno voie GerbGltniiie" einen
oireften BoItperfebr nit 9euti6 6lmnb
ni6t geltutten, miro Ger 3eitunesle=
ier NIT 9eri6ten amerifanii6er &or=
reiponoenten regaliert, bie na6 Ion=
gem bergeblidem 9rdngen in oer bon
oen Huiien belebten Gone 5ugeIallen
puroen. Ser eiierne Sorbang fdqt,
oie SreBfreibeit bat geltegt!
giner oieier flint 8annertrager ser
GreBfreibeit, Hi6oro &aitl6fe bon
ser ~Aii. 9reB", beridtet 11nter'm
2. Sanuar iiber feline grfabrungen in
Ser ruiiiihen Gone. gr ltno bier Sol
legen puroen in 8egleitl1ng bon bier
ruiiiihen rSiibrern" bon orei unre=
rifanilden Solooten ourd oie ruff
| ide Gone gefabren. sluf elmer uSn=
ipeftionsfabrt", tpie er alien grnites
lagt. -gs tpar grobartig. giner Ser
Sabrer, Ser i'm geamen ieiner Sol
legen iprid)t, lit gan5 begeiitert uno
iiebt ifmateno ser nddIten Sabrt
entgegen, auf Ser oie 8ele1i i6aft it,
rem vrl1iiiiden Sreunoen 5eisen mill,
mas lie an ~Gbampagner, @oota,
lauren 8urfen uno &onfeft" per=
tilgen fam. Salt cine ganse 3ei-
tungslpalte tpiro oarauf beripanot,
bon Sen viiiffigen Sreuoen 1tno
gaItronomii6en @eniil1en" ser Stu-
oienfabrt BON Berlin nab Dresden
uno 5uriid 5u er5Gblen. SS1l ,Sane g..
g. 1puroen oie flint rWoloers Of
Opinion" bonn ruiiii6en &ommon=
oanten gum See" eingelaoen. v@as
ser &ommanbant einen See 11on11te,
ertpies it6 als Elm Diner bon flint
8angen nit alem 3ubebor, uno bas
8an5e 1puroe auf einem Gid Ter
piert, Der ii6 1lnter einen1 @alo bon
Slal6en bog - &ot1peir, better
Gbampaener, e6ter 8obfo, gutter
&og1laf, Brandy, Bier" am nGdIten
Worgen CABS gum Sriibitiid: rSou=
re 8urfen, 8iiritden 5tpeierlei Irt,
Salami, Sdring aabior, 8rot,
5riibitiidsbrotfen unb gutter, 5tpei-
erlei 8ier, @obfa, @ein unb 2if0re,
&onfeft". ~aue paar Oeinuten ser
unpermeioliGe Eoait ouf Die ruiiiih-
amerifaniid)e 6rellnbidoft in allen
eroenfliden 8artationen = 1,nb ie=
oesmal muroe Biz aur Neiee setrun-
ten -"
0ad an bieien Soaiten tparen bie
, flint Sdornaliiten ougenideinIid
nidt imitanoe, Ger auBennelt piel
mit5uteilen iiber Die 3uitdnoe binter
'oem eiiernen Borbang. -eSeoenfons
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
Die 2onbpner &onferens

Cine unierer tdgli6en 3eitungen,
Die Itarf nab linfs neigt lno einen
SDmnus an5ultimmen pflest, mann
INNER Die angebli6 10 biebermGnni=
ibe uno barmloie Mosfau'er 9iplo-
matte ben ibr angebli6 an &lugbeit
uno Staatsfunit 10 melt iiberleeenen
8eitmd6ten Elm &ududsei ms geeIt
legt, berofentli6te in ibrer sonn=
tassausgabe = oieuei6t aus Ser
leben = einen cartoon, Ser Die
Wosfauer &onferena braitii6 peril
fliert. Ser Sitel loutet: ,Where some
of the dirt 1Vent". 0as 8ilo itellt
8Drnes, 8epin uno Wolototp als
8uefrauen oar, sic 1nbequeme 6ra-
gen unter ben Seppi6 fegen. Die
Giirfei, Die Darbanellen, Herlien uno
ionItieer nDred" miro 10 ubinpeg-
ger1u1nt" 9lls Sausfrau idaut Ole
Welt aus Ser Serne frageno uno
5peifelno Dem Sreiben 5u. Sbre
3peifel iino nur 5u beredtigt, uno
penn oie iest 5uiammentretenoe Ea=
gung bes @eltbunbes ni6t mebr
Itaatsmannil6en Sinn an Sen Sag
lest als oie brei @al6ipeiber bieier
aarifatur, oann fann iid bie 8elt
auf cine peitere Seri6limmerung Ser
Sage gefaBt MAIDEN, bis Ser bon ge=
oanfenlolen uno unfabigen 8olitifern
gei6aftig liegen gelallene u9ref" 10
bon bolidetpiltii6en Meaoen uno
Sd)aben uno ionItigen ltnge5efer
mimmeln miro, Dob ielbIt Die 9(tom-
bombe gegen iie madtIos lit.
gs tpiro ipenige obieftipe geoba6-
ter seben, Die Der 2onooner Sogung
NIT 8ertrauen enteegenbIiden. Sros
aller S6onreberei lit es trourige
Euttiidae, Safb fttGf uirgenos, aber du9
|nirgenbs, bic InfGrge elmer tpirflis
den Mufrdumlnesarbeit 5eigen, Die
Dem @ieoeraufbau elmer in 9riim-
mern liegen6en 8elt borangeben
muB. Die oben beIhriebene &orifa-
tur nimmt nur 8e3ug auf ben Iaben
Often. 8etpiB, es banoelt iid) BORT
Inn Sragen bon GROCER 8eoeutllng.
Mber bob oie Wosfau'er &onferena
es iiberbaupt nidt fir notig fanb,
| iid NIT Der oeutiden Sraee unb Sen
NIT ibr eng berbHnbenen europGiiden
Broblemen au befaiien, iit serube5i,
troitlos. lin 10 troitIoIer, oa oie Dol
lige Senorierllng 6es. oeutiden 3en-
itralproblems ie6er europdiiden Neu-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

oronung our6 Die BRET MuBenntlttls
tier in ser amerifaniiden Seffentli6-
felt faum bemerft, 9eiblpeige oenn
beanltanoet 1uoroen lit.
Die fortidreitenbe @erelenbnns
9entihlanbs
9luf Dem Sriimmerfelo @roB~8ers
Inns oefretierte i'm CONNER bic Sic
gerfonferen5 5tpiiden oen lufuuiiden
Diners unb Srn. Srumans &lapier=
iolos bie giniesung elmer sentralen
Oeutlben Gerlpaltung l1nb enti6ieo
oamit - 10 tpeitgebenoe 8ebiets5r=
eeitGnbniiie HuBlano rnb Solen au6
i'm Often genla6t tpurben - gegen
oen 8lan Sranfreibs, Die beutide
&eifseinbeit 81 5eridlasen. Seitoem
lit in Ser beuti6en Srage ipieoer al
les 5meifelbaft getporoen. Inter oie=
ien 1mitdnoen fann tpobl obne l1e-
bertreibung eeiagt tperben, bob Die
|neue Wosfau'er &onferen5 geraoe in
Ser europdii6en Sauptfroge einen
&iifgang nod binter Die poridbrigen
Sonooner Otiniiterberotungen be-
merfitelligt bat. 8prnes, 8epin uno
Otoloton baben altgenl6einli6 BEN
6ron5oien itilli6peigeno erloubt, ie=
ne &lauleln Oes 2onooner Srotofoas
au6 fiinftie 5u iabotieren, uno 5tpor
in elmer 8eiie, oaB General Weac=
ytarneD in Dem slugenblid, als 11n=
ler Staotsiefretdr oen Giidflug na6
8aibington ontrat, in ieinem erIten
Monatsberi6t aus 5ranffurt a. &c.
leine slufgabe angeii6ts Ser Saltung
Jranfreids geraoe5u fiir unousfiibr=
bar erflGrte.
Baris perbinoert nit Der 0eihtaus=
fiibrung bes Botsoamer 8eidlulies,
Geutlhlano als eine 8irtI6aftsein=
belt 5u bebanoeln uno ban1it bat
9lbertDit Ser bier 3onen ipenigitens
teilpeiie glttsumanen, bas @erf ser
9ergung Ser lebten gfeIte ser beut-
lben 8irtldaft, Die bon Dem @abn-
linn bes Na5ismus uno pon oe,l
ariegsperbeerungen peri6ont geblies
ben iinb. gs trdgt oamit Dor Der
oaiierten 8elt unb Der @el6ihte in
rueitgebenbem Wabe ole 8eranttpor,
tung fir SEN brobenoen totalen gu,
lammenbru6 ser 3ipiliiation i'm
Ser5en guropas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
&aibinstOns Saltung

SelbItperltdnoli6 pollen mir oa-
nit ni6t beboupten, baB Sranfreif)
au6 fir al Die fiir6terli6en gu
Itdnoe peranttportlid1 lit, Die 5piiden
Sber uno Neiiie 11no Ser oellti6en
8eitgren5e berriden. 8or Ser emit
ietliben Scot in ben Sriimmern, oie
ebenals Staote 1paren, Dor Dem un=
beidreibli6en glenb Der Wilionen,
Die in enoloien S6aren aus Dem
Often berbeiitromen, lteben olle al-
lierten nit elmer @leifsiiltisfeit, Die
geraoe5u perbre6erii6 lit. Sn neu-
traIen 2Gnoern, Die beln 0a5itun
nit bitteren1 8roG gegenii6erltanben,
uno Ielbit in gngluno befun6et man
tpenigitens grbarmen, tpenn audi Oie
geleiitete Silfe MIR gering lit. Sn
@aibington itebt man ser Scot fiibl
gegeniiber. Srot Oes guten 8i1ens
bodItebenoer Sffi5iere in oer Sffu-
pationsarmee, trob 0es giniprud)s
tirbliher &reiie unb 5ablreider
Golfsoertreter bat man lih Biz iebt
niGt bemiiBigt geieben, Die gering=
item Miloerungen eintreten 81 lui=
fen ooer ser prioaten 8obltGtiefeit
oen 8es frei5ueeben. SSn Ser glei6en
BreBfonferen5, in ser Brdiioent Srl1=
man ieine gefrieoiglng nit ser
Wosfar'er &onferen5 ausorud CAB,
iagte er, er babe einem Senatsous=
IhuB mitgeteilt, roaB Die SerbGlt=
niiie INNER nod bie @ieoerouf1ab=
me oes Boitberfebrs nit Geutidlono
perbieten".
Sr. Srumon uno bas Staatsoepar-
tement fonnen ni6t ertparten, baB
| freie 8iirger oieleS 2anbes nit ioI=
her fategorii6en Ger,peieerung bon
Winimalforberungen ser Sumanitdt
| lt6 5ufrieoen geben. gs gebt INN Wils
lionen Meni6enleben, INN Weni6en,
Die Wtillionen amerifanii6er 8iirger
nabe iteben, Inn Seripanbte, Inn Mit=
1riften. Rielldno ipagt, 6as bon Sci
tungspertretern aus alien 2dnoern,
bon Mngeborigen unIerer 8eIatungs-
truppen bon uniern eieenen 8ebor-
ben in 9euti6Iano, bonn Sberboupt
Ger fatbolii6en Stride feitgeitellte
entietIide Maiieneleno in Mbreoe 5u
iteIlen. 11no ba ioIIen, adt Wonate
naf DEM poaigen 3uiammenbrud
Deuti6lonos nod irn1ner nbie Ser
bdltniiie es nidt sulaiien", baB me-
Inieitens einigen bunberttauienb ber-
5ipeifelnoen Meni6en ser Heine EroIt
eiens 8riefes bon Qngeborigen iiber
oem Meer briiben, aus DEM 2anbe
Der Sreibeit auteil pirb?! @as be-
! fiirdtet man bon einem ioIfen 8rief.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

in Halditina, Der MIR unter groBten
Initrengungen fortidreitenoen gie=
oertperfung reboltiere11ber aolonial-
bolfer, ben INNER nod ltngeloiten
Broblemen in China. 3ugIeid rniibte
|iif @aibington nit tpa6ienoer Sor-
ge Inn bie 8eilesung Der Hieiens
fampfe stpiiden &apital uno arheit,
Delf)e Die nn1Itellung nnIeres Wirt=
| ibaftslebens auf Die INNER 0rirlgli=
der iperoe1tbe Srieoensprobnftion
perbdnenispon gu beeintrdhtigen
oroben, unb Die britiid)e 4rbeiter=
|reeierung itebt Biz an ben Sbultern
in ibren io5ialpolitiIden 8robleulen.
gs muBte ettpas geIheben, iollte
nidt oie erite sroBe 8olberiann=
lung Der 8ereinten geationen au Ell
mem nod groBeren GSiosfo tperben
|ols Die Mtniiterfohferen5 I'M Sftober
uno ioate oan1it oie 6aotii6e @elt=
lage nibt nod bertporrener tperben.
go famen Die Mosfau'er 8elprehl,n=
gen 5nii6en 8Drnes, 8ebin ,lno Mo=
lotoip 5liItanoe. Ser &reml erbielt
Dieber, mas er tpolIte. SOUR 10 nurbe
Elm S6ein ser ginigfeit getpabrt
8dre Die Sonferen5 mieoer in .bie
8rii6e gegangen, Damn batten iid
oie 80lferbunosbelegaten = uitter
oenen it6 aud Srau Goolepelt befin=
BET - gar niht nod 2onoon 5u be-
miiben brauden. 9aB iett Die 2onoo-
ner Sogung iiberbaupt ltattfinDen
fann, bas lit Ser grfolg, ser in Wios=
fa1 erreif)t tpuroe. slber auh Der
ein5iee grfolg! 0ies magere grgeb=
mis- = oeilen 8eoeutlrng iid oner-
oings erit an Sen &elultoten Ser gol-
ferbunostagung ermeiien laIien miro
= miro iest aud in 8aibingtof1er
aorrelponoen5en 5ueeItanoen, 10 iebr
man es anfangs auf5ubauiGen Der
ludt bat. 0retp BearIon bebauptet
iogar, Braltoent Sruman lei 1nBerit
aufgebraft eetpeien iiber oas Bon
Staotsiefretdr 8Drnes in Wosfoll
bepieiene gntgegenfommen, Dor al
lem in Der iapanilden Srage, uno
babe ii6 nit Dem @eoanfen getro=
gen, ibm lei11en &iidtritt nabe5ale=
gen. Sold cine Desanouierung asir=
De man aber 5tpeifellos i'm &renl
auBerIt libel eenommen baben = 1par
man oo6 bort nit Dem grgebnis ser
Wtosfau'er &onferen5 iebr 5ufrieoen.
aber Sr. Sruman bot in ieiner er-
item BreBfonferen5 i'm geeuen SSsobr
oerlibert, er iei NIT Wosfau gan5
5ufrieoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

oronlng bur6 Die brei guBenninis
tier in Der amerifaniiden Seffentli6-
felt faum bemerft, seih1peiee oenn
beanltanoet 1porben lit.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
A Foot.W atcher
BY the Associoisd Press

HOLLY WOOD.
Assistant Cameraman Gene Far
rell is technician who centers his
interest on the stars feet instead of
their face. n
Farrell brother of singer -actress
Glenda Farrell and a veteran of
many years in the making
business, handles the cameras lens
When you see player walking
about, always in focus, you can ap-
preciate Farrells job-which is to
keep them in focus. He does it by
twisting a knob ON the side of the
camera, keeping the lens constantly
adjusted.
It's a tedious responsibility. Far
rel and his companion assistants
have to memorize the action called
for in the script, and before the
camera rolls, measure off the dis
tance from the lens to each point
in the action.
When filming actually begins,
Farrells gaze promptly drops to
the players feet. He spots the
previously memorized positions and
turns the knob controlling the lens
to the proper distance.
That is for long shots, of course
For closeups. Faryell's tape stretches
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
National-"The Student Prince,
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"If I'm Lucky: II am.
so. 4:40, 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: los, 4, GAO and 9;20 pm.
Columbia Young Widow"
11:35 am, 1875, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 anc
9:35 pm.
Earle-"Cloak and Dagger: 1926
am, 12::45, 3, Sis, 7:30 and csc
pm.
Hippodrome-"Alibi" 2:25, 4. 5:35
7:10,.845 and 1915 pm.
Keith's-"The Stranger: 1870
am, 1:35, 3:35, $40, TAO and 9:4C
pm.
LittIe-"Mary Louise: II am.
2:05, $40 and 8:15 pm.
Metropolitan - Black Angel:
l1:4o am, lao, $40, $40, TAO and
$50 pm.
Palace-"Rage in Heaven: 11:25
am, 1870, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
Pix-"Kid Millions: 2:1O, 4:05,
6:10, 8:15 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux-Newsa and shorts, con-
tinuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
HOLLYWOOD

I1oAI1l4 SVSOD'
Boris Karlon is all dolled up as
an Indian In "Unconquered." He
has a long, menacing feather in his
slick, black hair. He wears a sort
of skirt, with moccasins on his feet
I'D much rather plays at Indians
than be a Frankenstein monster,
Boris tells me between takes. This
makeup takes only 10 minutes to
put on. Frankenstein takes four
hours" Boris tells me that his next
movie is at RKO-"Seven Keys to
Baldpate." "Are you the villain in
that I ask him. Boris giggles and
replies, We'll, I'm not Little Lord
Fauntleroy!" Karlof1 as Fauntleroy
would really be worth the price OF
admission!
Paulette Goddard on the sidelines
tells me that I should have come to
the set earlier in the week. Il was
tied up all week." says Paulette.s She
means it literally. Her hands are
tied to a stake, and Marc Lawrence
who plays an Indian, tried to jab her
with spear. G. B. De Mile, who
likes realism kept egging the Indian
to get closer and closer to Paulette
until finally he really did jab her
with the spear!
Talking of Indians, Julie Bishop
had to shoot up an Indian in the
Columbia picture, "The Last of the
Redmen." Julie fired hundred
year-old f1intlock musket. The eX-
ploding powder burned her right
cheek and the recoil from the gun
knocked her over. / gather that
the Indian wasn't touched!
X
Mickey Rooney is getting that old
treatment from Marilyn Maxwell
who plays the bad girl in Summer
Holiday" Marilyn really is some
thing to see. She has screaming
yellow hair, red painted cheeks, is
chewing gum and singing-between
chews-"The Weary Blues" Mickey
is drinking beer. His beer is the
real thing. Marilyn, who's supposed
to be the real thing as bad woman,
is supposed to be drinking gin. And
it's lemonade" says Marilyn. Then
she and Mickey pose for a still,
Evening star., 1946-10-17

analyst, says 1t is obvious flctlOn Is
I swinging away from the type of
material desired by the movie max
ers.
In disavoWing blame for what has
happened to fiction, Hollywood does
not say where the responsibility
lies.
mot guilty" is all it wasn't so say
X x
Latest development in Hollywood
press-agent inspirations is twins.
The twins are pretty things named
? Veda and Vesta RyRer. They
dropped into drama departments
yesterday, identical down to the
pigskin brief cases which carried the
legend, THE Dark Mirror" That
is the picture the Ryker girls are
calling attention to. 1t is the story
Of twin sisters, If you are wonder
ing where in the world any one ever
got the idea for twin press agents.
This is the. Ryker girls first ven-
ture into the realm of press agentry.
They have found croSs-country
movie heraldry interesting, and all
that. The people with whom they
have had to deal are quite pleas
ant, thank you. But at this point,
they frankly are not sure there isn't
q better way to make living.
Travel has its hardships, as you
must have guessed The one the
girls ran into here was the hotel
strike. They had expected to find
one of the joys of the journey
chance to see Washington. They
had to be satisfied with the merest
! glimpse of it because they could
find no place to stay.
Vesta, the twin who can be pretty
with a bicuspid missing chats how
YOU can tell them aparD, thought
it looked something like Hollywood.
At first glance, of course. Holly
wood is the Rykers' home. They
left here for Boston.
With $4,000 worth of Washing
tonians already having bought their
tickets, Henry w promises to have
an advance sale here exceeded only
by those OF New York and Chicago.
The picture which opens at the
Little Theater on November 7 Will,
of course, have increased the $4,000
by many thousands before the &C
tual opening. The anticipated flgure
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Hollywood Dodges Blame
For Current Fiction Level
By Joy Cormody

fiction that much Of it is writ
ten with Hollywood?
nothing of the kind Warner Bros Its rebua is based
studio Only Of the 200 found to have posi-
bilties.
David Robinson story department
Evening star., 1946-10-17

is $4,000, according to Theater
Guild representatives, sponsoring the
local showing.
In demonstrating that the Ma
tional Capital is the hottest Shake
Speare town." as the movie trade
phrase goes, in the country, Henry
VS." sponsors point out that its run
here will be limited only by the
ticket demand. 1t will be months.
In ordering tickets, the theater
management suggests customers
give the widest possible choice OF
dates. 1t also gives the promise
that all orders will be filled.
| Neswest independent movie pro-
ducing company is. one composed OF
stellar lot of Hollywoodians. In
dependent Artists, Inc, is its official
name and its major executive OFF,
cialS will be RoSalihd Russell, her
husband. Fred BiSson; the author,
| Dudley Nichols, and Frank w. VIM
cent. Independent Artists will dis
tribute its output through RkO.
One of the projects on the COM
panys schedule has the advantage
of being the seasons most plquant
comedy title. The Happiness of
Pursuit" it is called
The possibilities are unlimited, as
you can see.
Speaking of titles, another that
| has caused happy bit of comment
| is Columbia's, The Hunter Is a
Fugitive
The switch" is the thing this
season. But not that one of Sam
Goldwyn's which changed James
Thurber's The Secret Life of Wall
ter NIFTY" to Il Wake Up Dream
ing"
Gladys George whose downs have
outnumbered her ups as a motion
picture player, will start another
comeback soon in Columbia S adap-
tation of the best-seller Miles
Daughter"
She will play Miles mother.
x x x *
When Rage In Heaven was an
nounced for the Palace, where it
opened today, it was thought by
some to be the first reissue to play
the premiere Loew house here.
1t was not.
Waterloo Bridge" re-released
last season, was the first picture
to eniov that distinction
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Cartoon Show

Bugs Bunny, Eager Beaver and
Disney's dogs will frolic on the Seco
Theater screen in Silver Spring to-
morrow at $3.50 pm. at a special
day-after-school cartoon show
the first since the war.
Thirteen cartoons will be shown
during the two and three-Quarte1
hour show.
The animated comedies include
Warmers cocky Bugs Bunny ir
Baseball Bugs" and a new char
acter with buzz-saw teeth who stars
in Eager Beaver" A Disney film
relates the tale of "Plastics In
ventor," and dog lovers will laugh
at Story of Dog"