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1934-11-30 [P C-6] assigned by Paramount to write RUSSIAN in Dietrich's next film. Which doesn't Back to Pioneer Days Best-Dressed Film Girls look as If that company expected her MALE Columbia's New Film to leave it, as has been rumored. CHORUS Other rumors are to the effect that Film Wheels' Classified for Directors Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is testing Rosa- Story,'Wagon mund Plnchot for a part in "The Good Earth," though she is supposed to be scheduled to appear in "The «eat· BSc. SI.10. Sl.SS. Sî.tn. Mrs. Some Hard Fighting and Riding in New Picture Committee Will Select Smartest-Looking Extras •Brave Live On." Porter » (Dr—»·«)■ IMP Gi NA. 71St (Copyright. 1934, by the North American CeneUtntl·· Ball· Tact· 4:40 f. a. at the Metropolitan—The Star's Santa to Receive More Money for Appearing Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) in Claus Expedition by Plane. Society Scenes. Mammoth School of Fish. World-famous Vlellnlat. TAMPA, Fla. OP).—Aviators flying S1.6S. S2.20, W.Î5. SS.S0. over the Gulf of Mexico recently Mrs. Dtmr'· (Or··»'·) WHEELS." film in the accepted manner, accomplish- BY MOLLIE MERRICK. ous casting men from the studios and isoo o. s "Τ TAGON sighted a school of kingfish extending able a hard- two fashion artists, as unan- Comtitotlon Ball. 8m.. Dm. ». 4 P.m. ol the hard only by clean-living, calif., November yet a front. It / saga fighting along 35-mile appeared Firit Tim· mt Per alar Price·: \/\ fighting son of the West. In so doing 30 (N.A.NA.).—One of the nounced. In order to get lull camera hard riding done by to be marking time before moving in- V V and he finally wins the heart and hand effect, the girls may in make- most unusual meetings ever appear land for spawning In rivers and who blazed of heirt Interest of the caravan, and even be beautified the pioneers the Hollywood,held in Hollywood takes place up may by the creeks. a "cute" the wagon trail to home- Gail Patrick. Billy Lee, baby when the woman extras of make-up department of R-K-O, where RACHMANINOFF j Boulas Planlst-Cemp*ser star who really is, turns in the stellar before a the will take back in the colony parade selected meeting place. Seats SI.10 t· S2.30; Mrs. Dsncr'a etead lands in Oregon 1844, two red- j performance, even making committee of 10, in orfler to end the As they parade around one of the Bureau. Droop s, 1300 Gi NA. 7UI which made its bow at the Metro- ! skins bite the dust through trusty dispute that has been going on for biggest sound stages on the lot they work with a the will Save $120'00 politan yesterday, is a motion picture ! sling-shot. Among some time, as to whether a girl shall be called out by numbers until will if are others taking part are two terribly as the few who win remain on the you certainly enjoy you j be hired a "dress extra" or a "reg- lucky GUARANTEED partial to "epics of the West." attired guides, one of whom is an un- ular extra." stage. Whether "Wagon Wheels" conforms ! recognizable Raymond Hatton: a It makes all the difference In the with Zane Grey's "Fighting Caravans," lady who sings beautifully, a lady who world to the girls and it will help the Hollywood got Its first glimpse of SHERWOOD The Search j Estelle for from which it was adapted, remains j sings atrociously and mobs of Indians. casting officials no end. because, in Merle O'Brien Thompson, a known on the screen for some one who knows "Fighting They have not made "Cimarron." the future, a call for "dress extras" as Merle Oberon. OIL BURNER Santa Claus" j when she Caravans" to say, but it suffices that j but they have made a film with plenty won't be answered by those not quali- dined at the Trocadero the "'Wagon Wheels" is grand entertain- j of entertainment for Western fans. fied for the part. other evening, and voted her even W from 80 more lovely in person than in films. ment for all youngsters 8 to i Co-featured with "Wagon Wheels" I "Dress people," in studio parlance, With 550 Gallon Exclusive Pictures of Miss Oberon's is Irish, once it gets under way. It has speed is the film for every child. "The are girls who have attractive ward- heritage ONLY Tank. which her £0^Storage and action and right triumphs. The Search for Santa Claus," a motion robes and the poise and distinction to explains tip-tilted nose: which her for villain gets his Just deserts and the picture history of The Evening Star's appear in a film showing a smart English, clipped speech Complete, Installed, The Evening Star's gives away, and French, which may Small Down caravan reaches Oregon. Once it gets expedition in Santa Claus Land. The crowd, without looking out of place. Λ Payment- have a lot to do with the chic man- a Far under way, that is. For a few mo- film opens with the take-off of the In other words, they must look as if Term* at low at $7SO Expedition to the North ner In which she wears her clothes. ments you may be overcome by the plane bearing Capt. Kleinschmidt, they "belonged." If you get into this Month—3 Yean to Pay dire that this is to be a "The Private Life of Henry VHI," foreboding leader of the expedition, and follows class, your pay is $15 a day. Visit Our Showrooms at 1723 Connec- in which she Ann in- SEE SANTA CLAUS IN dreary opus, wherein many covered him through his travels in the land If you can't make the grade and are played Boleyn. HIS j troduced Merle Oberon to the Amer- ticut Ave. N.W.. or telephone Decatur wagons parade across many dusty of the Eskimos and finally to his goal, only a "regular" extra, you will play OWN HOME ican but her first American 4181 for Complete Information prairies to the accompaniment of the Arctic home of Kris Kringle him- the part of street crowds or people in public, film will be "The Folies de Guaranteed many people intoning the song after self. simpler circumstances, and get $7.50 Bergere By This Current Week Paris," which will star Maurice which the film evidently was named. ! Then the children are taken on an a day. SHERWOOD BROS- INC Chevalier. at (The now too familiar "Wagon film Santa Dress own own exciting Journey through people their ward- Marketers of Wheels" is done only once, however, [ Claus' great workshops, where all of robes and other extras are costumed Norman Krasna, whose "Louder, The and done well.) But once the Oregon- his toys are made and tested, and by the studios. Metropolitan Please" originally brought him to the & bound wagon train gets out into the then to his observatory, where he At present, Hollywood studios have BETHOUNE RICHFIELD attention of Hollywood producers, is open country things begin to pick up, watches all children through a mam- figured out that more than 20 per cent what with the hostility of the Indians moth telescope and marks down their ■ of their dally calls are for "dress and the nefarious machinations of good and bad deeds in a huge book. extras." Hence the decision to "Our Dally Bread," King Vidor's new picture, is featured this week end villain Monte Blue, who wants to Youngsters from 8 to 80 will all on the enjoy at Loew's Columbia. Tom Keen and Karen Morley in one of the scenes. argument subject by giving protect his fur business. this one, too. each girl a fair chance to be registered Randolph Scott is the handsome A handsome Max Fleischer Color for this special work. member of the trio of guides who j Classic, "Little Dutch Mill," is in- BALL PLAYER HELD EDUCATION AID HIT The committee will consist of vari- leads the way in repulsing the In- cluded among the short subjects. FOOT dians and does away with Mr. Blue H. M. IN BEER HALL FIGHT CONWAY, Ark.. November 30 </P).— Senator Joe· T. Robinson, Democratic ON RIGHT Case In- I floor leader, said yesterday that Fed- GAYETY-BURLESK HEART SIDE, Manslaughter Suspicion NOW PLAYING LOEW'S FOX eral support of education should never j Where and When «how of season. volves Former Freshman become Surprise STARTS BULLET VICTIM EXPIRES permanent policy. DOROTHY WAHL Robinson, who just deturned from TODAY/ of Notre Dame. Sensational Dancer. Current Theater Attractions Warm Springs. Ga., after a conference I Jack "Stinky" Montague Oklahoman Wounded October 20 Br the Associated Press. with President Roosevelt, made this and Surpriw Chorus. and Time of statement in an address here dedicat- Would Have Been Instantly Showing. LOS ANGELES, November 30 — ing a new dormitory at State Teachers' Killed but for National—"Valley Forge," at 8:20 Paul Cahill, 25, former high school College. Anomaly. ten•iH' KEITH'S15""0 The whole of life, p.m. and Notre Dame freshman foot bal] CJ <WaJluutfm c9vL4dàJwn By the Associated Press. For th« Ihouaard» Who Lot*4 illumined Loew's Fox—"We Live Again." at player, was arrested on suspicion of Jewish "Little Women" !.. .in MUSKOGEE, Okla.. November 30. 11 a.m., 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10 Community p.m. manslaughter yesterday in connec- "ANNE the of two —Farris Barks, 22, whose life was Stage shows at 12:40, 3:25, 6:10 and Center story 9 tion with a beer hall fight and sub- Presents 40 because his heart p.m.
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