Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 20

WEtNESDAY EVENING OaklanD SEPTEMBER 25, 1929 HOLLYWOOD ELEPHANTS ARE IS II OPPOSES IIG GATES CURTAI HA ITS 1 Pictures Orient CHARLES PENMAN, who is appearing in important role in "The Hindu," at the Fulton, and who will be seen in "The Arabian, 'Mo be given jrt that theater next week." DeForresl photo. Peggy Fools Caller, Making Record Dressing When Aetress SaicT Would Be Clothed In Min-1 utfi She Told Eff MUCH ACTOR OIIC HERE innrn Tll.1 -Wbod-Soanes Charles Penman Is thinking of REAL ROMANCE iillL IIUULU I OU may add the list of "Local Boys Make Good" the I name of Walter Plunkett. an 'Chamber of Commerces Although the Southern Pacific fSmpany has reiterated its willingness to take down the gates across San Pablo avenue, at Stanford avenue, owing to the numerous times' autoists have smashed the gates. Commissioner C. C.

Young admitted today that he was not satisfied with the proposed plan to replace Oakland youth who was gradu Actors and Actresses Have ated from the University of Call- NEW YORK, Sept. 25 OP) A caller tapped at Peggy Joyce's stateroom when she arrived on the Leviathan. "I'm not up yet," she said. "Must dress. Will be out in wJturther Additions to Lengthy List.

rornia recently and is now the head of the RKO studio wardrobe department and one of Hollywood's True Life Stories Rivaling Plays They Act. Theater Guild planning to go on touor in the Margalo Glllmore roles In "Marco Millions," "Vol-pone" and V. A mystery play bearing the title "Ghost Parade" is to be produced in Chicago presently. It is a story of British officers in India. a Junior Durkln, who was the star of "Courage" all last season in New York, Is now in vaudeville In a comedy drama by Edgar Allan Woolf called "The Little Vagabond." Ij ji Ths convention and tourist de turning elephant trainer.

"Nothing to it," says the actor. "An elephant can be trained In three weeks." Penman should know because he spent much of his boyhood in India where his father was Interested in the ruby Industry. The actor, who plays Denton Morgan in "Tha Hindu," with Walker Whiteside and the Henry Duffy Players at tha Fulton, lived in Burma and is an expert on the customs and habits of the Orientals. "Practically all my hours were spent riding elephants," saya Penman. "My particular elephant belonged to one of the great sawmlllts on- the Rangoon river a minute.

She appeared in about 60 seconds. By nOBBIX COOJf rartment of ths Oakland Chamber most sought after dress designers. Plunkett's most important production is expected to be Bebe Daniels' "Rio KIta," an all-musical extravaganza requiring gobs of KpanUh costumes. Jewelry and what-not, Plunkett has designed HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 25.

There tummerc today announced that several mora important conventions have been added to the list are actresses in Hollywood whose life storl read like tales front the of conclaves scheduled to meet Vrablan Nights, a here. On October the Regional Can aTl of Mlsa Daniels' costumes and supervised the balance of the scenlo production. nd there are oth John Henry Mears has bought the rights to Robert McLaughlin's "Fires of Spring" and will try it San Benito Rolls Show Tax Increase HOLLISTER, "Sept. 25. Total taxes to be collected throughout San Benito county this current fiscal year will be approximately three per cent higher than last year, according to assessment rolls turned over to Sheriff Jere Croxon, who is also tax collector for the ference of the Red Crone will come to Oakland with headquarter at rs whose pasts virtually as And it seems that the life of the costume designer is not all milk I out In Cleveland, where McLaughlin manages a couple of theaters.

that cut up the famous Burmese the gates by ordinary "stop signals. The trouble, with the ordinary signals, says Young, Is that a railroad track is involved in the case, where fast trains go whizzing past every twenty minutes. As autoists often speed up when they see a green light ahead, In order to pass a crossing before the red light goes on, Young'says that the ordinary signals might invite more accidents than at present, owing to this habit of autoists. "Where trains are concerned." admitted Young, "there should bo special caution. We are still trying to find some apparatus which will replace the antiquated bars ct Stanford avenue but we will not be In a hurry to put anything i until we know it will work." lull, except for and honev.

because in the all-color schemes there Is much to grieve does producing on nis own hook, tCfliCWOOQ, In "The Arabian," which will be he glamor shed about. Colurs do not photograph I ana wrues piay jpon them by seen at the Fulton next week, Pen as they (ire seen in life. It appears. amera or foot man will have an entirely different Blue turns green, and purple lghts, as those of type of role. He will play Captain brown.

Red and green are the only county, here yesterday. The total to. be collected is: $450,503.28, my sheltered lit ones that stay put. Fenway, British soldier. waiKer star of the Henry UNO Ml lo school girl or At any rate, Plunkett" seems to against a total of $437,089 last year.

Over a quarter of a million jHotel Oakland. Jt Is expected that (more than 500 will be in attend- jjance, Flans are also grolng ahead for 1931 conventions. Those 'already booked by the chamber's oonvention and tourist department include the United Daughters of the Confederacy state convention, which will meet in Oakland October 1 to 5, 1930, with a delegate attendance to exceed 750. Fifteen hundred delegates are -xnected at the California State "Spiritualists' convention, which Is scheduled for June, 1930. July 20 to 30 of the same year are the oclety debutante have landed definitely in his chosen Duffy Players, will be seen as Abd El Key, an Arab chieftain.

Seats ret an hour in field and has not only been patted Is expected to lo collected on the first payment. The highest dis I ik MOMS! he company of for "The Arabian go on sale ot on the back by Muss Daniels, but, trict is Holllster, with a total ot the Fulton boxofflce on Thursday, HELP HUGE more Important, has been praised by Max Ree, the art director of the me of the former an be insuffer-ibly stupid at 1127,668 taxes to be paid. The 1 The next matinee of "The mn du" will be given at the Fulton studio who used to occupy a slml highest rural district is the rich orchard section Ausya'mas, with lmes, while an lar capacity with Max Relnhardt. tomorrow. FOE WEf COAST THIATRSr Oakland Ortatc.it Entertainment lour or even day with dates chosen for the state gather' M.

one of compara- ALAMEDA, Sept. 25 The mod i Caddies Arrested PATTERSON Ingr ef the Knights of Pythias and tlvely uneventful post can be a ern attitude toward sex problems the Calanthe of California, auxill memorable pleasure. ww lead to greater married nan On Theft Charges TWENTY. SEASONS AGO TODAY Maurice Stewart it at the Broadway in "Micluiel Strogofj" a a tpecial attraction. For thn lady of adventurous ca PATTERSON.

Sept. 25. Einer plness, especially of young couples, Henry Grant, of the Social Hy reer is lik.tly to talk on and on and SALINAS, Sept. 25. Tom Har Peterson of San Mateo vtsitea nis 1 1 Amerlra'a Dancing II Daughter I on.

about her favorite theme, her giene Educational Association of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Pet selr; the lady of little history will San Francisco, told members 'of die, 18, and Joseph Carlisle, 19, caddies accused of leaving Monterey at the close of the recent na erson, over the ween end. the Alameda 'Rotary, club in answer questions readily, but talks also of other things, and her Alpha 4 ary of Knights of Pythias of North America. One thousand are ex- pected to attend.

The national convention of the A. 55. Junior organisation of the H'nal B'rlth, will convene here in 1930, -with an attendance of 1000. New conventions scheduled for 1631 include the National Ansoci-Htion of Letter Carriers and its speech delivered during a lunch Mrs. L.

J. Taylor and daughter tional amateur tournament with A LETTER full of questions arrives from R. and 13. and maybe the answers will and Omega are not the capital I. eon meeting yesterday at Hotel Jewell, and son, 'Rex, spent the golf balls and clubs estimated at $150, have been arrested in Los Of such is Marguerite Churchill, Alameda.

week-end at Oakland. IS years i.ld, small, brunette, with There should be no secrets re Angeles, according to Information be Interesting to other customers: Q. "Dear Mr. Soanes: Some time ago we read in your-column that the darkest brown eyes im gardlng nature's plan," Grant de I SiS received yesterday by Sheriff Carl H. Abbott.

After being taken into Fred Ventuluth, F. S. Harrison, R. C. Fleharty and Donald Olson motored to Santa Cruz on Sunday clared.

"The difficulty In the past Suzanne Caubays waa to play Ltnu aginable, and a musical low voice to sootho the grouchiest microphone. She has another quality, nan peen in rinalng a way to teach i custody Hardie securled his re Belle'' out here on the coast. At the children their sex responsibility. to play golf. lease by furnishing $250 bail for his appearance here.

Deputy auxiliary, to meet here In August of that year with an attendance of 10,000. The Paclflo Foreign Trade Council will hold its annual meeting in Oakland during 1932. 'in is dirnculty is being overcome too (which, by the way, Is not so rare In Ko lywood actor folk as is DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS by social hygiene education cen Sheriff Duncan F. McKlnnon is Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Douty spent the week-end at their summer JR. ANITA FADE BOD LA BOQUE going south to bring Carlisle back. generally supposed), that radiates through til her speech intelli ters and the result will be far greater degree of happiness for home at Santa Cruz.

present time the play is across tne bay with Dorothy Burgess in-the leading part. Why the change 7 What. Is Cuzanne Caubaye doing at the present time?" A. Miss Caubaye was engaged for the role but was unable to re The caddies are said to have taken DAVIS EDWARD all." JOBIPHIKE the balls and clubs from the lock GIL REFUSES Education In sex problems gence. From Broadway I II I 1 III I I III' II I ers of the Pebble Beach golf Dr.

and Mrs. E. G. Allen visited the Yosemlte on Sunday. Mrs.

Guy Allen of Modesto stayed in the doc snouia receive scientific consldo course. eratlon, the same as any subject An Importation from Broadway, tor office while they were away. Man Held In South taugnt in the schools, but the proper methods of education along she 1 knows little of "Hollywood life" she goes to few parties, and DAVIS, Sept. it. Rev.

N. M. Flake, returned from his vacation hunting trip In Modoc county to officiate at the funeral of W. Campbell. Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Rbwe family 'spent Sunday at Dillon's VI' HONORS tnose lines is a necessary consld main on the coast for the production, which was originally scheduled for last summer. She In New York now, having returned from a tour of France and Germany a week ag.

Q. "Is Crane Wilbur still In Hollywood and working In the movies GRIDLEY On Shooting Charge SALINAS. Sept. 25. Kaso Na- does not qi'ito understand why an actress is supposed to be "seen" places, find go places, and do eratlon, he declared.

He urged the Rotarlans to look at the changing attitude of the public regarding things for the sake of being "seen." GRIDLEY, Sept. 25 Mrs. Paul Beach. sex problems from the modern kano, a Japanese accused of attempting to Bhoot his estranged wife, 'Jane, with a shotgun ten But hi is curious about it, full ine Moore and son, Edward, of point of view. MEXICO CITY, Sept.

25. of questions as if a mere reporter days ago In Seaside, near Mon Qulncy, are visiting Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore.

could enlighten any one on that Bliss Brown and two ton Of Fair Oaka are spending a few at the home of Mrs. Brown'a strange social phenomenon known "Happiness should be the goal, and this can be attained only by a scientific and proper knowledge of sex matters, the same as sub as "HoUvood llfo." terey, and who fled the scene when his attempt was frustrated by the woman's sister, has been Mr. and Mrs. S. Wittlnger, ac nipther, Mrs.

J. R. Williamson. But Miss Churchill has not had President Portest Gil has refused to have streets or parks named after him. He believes such honors should wait till after he is dead when the country has had time to decide upon his work.

jects pertaining to mathematics, science and 'geography," he as companied by Mr, and Mrs. L. P. Fox of Paradise, have returned from a trip to Silver Lake, Ore captured In Los Angeles, Sheriff Carl H. Abbott has been notified He will be brought back to answer an entire! dull life.

She was born on Christmas day, for one thing, in Kansas City, by the way. Then Xr. P. Fottlnger of Monrovia is -the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fat serted, i gon.

narvme. he has trnveled much. Her father charge of attempted murder. owned a chain of theaters, some In When Nakano pointed the gun at William Black Is visiting rel MONTEREY VALLEJO his wife, according to witnesses, atives in Calistoga. South America, and she lived In Buenos Aires for a time.

Has he no intention of going bacK to New York either to star or produce his new plays?" A. He is under contract to Metro-Ooldwyn-Muyer for a year as writer and dialogue director and has about six month to run on this arrangement. What hts plans are for the future, I wot not, Q. "In Louella Parsons' column, mention was made that Beatrice Bltnn was mistaken for a 14-year-old girl at the Brown Derby in Hollywood? la she not quite a bit younger than Miss Caubsye?" A. Not so much as all that.

Miss Parsons probably needs glasses. Q. "We would also like to have news of Tom Kelly, Dorothy Desmond and John Ivan. Is Norman Field Mill selling vacuum cleaners down south?" A. None of these players corre the young girl struck It an Tom McCaughan has returned to Shortly after they returned to ward blow and the charge lodged MONTEREY, Sept.

26 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards spent the week his home here after spending sev New York her father died, and at in the celling instead of hitting eral months in Oaklaqd. its intended victim. she became an actress, not be- end in Los Angeles.

ause "ah had always wanted to," HIMSELF AGAIN Tha Wlia-Cracklnr Kalnat You Kaow Lort hut simply because she had to find World War Veteran Is Crushed by Log OROVILLE, Sept. 25. Funeral services were held here today for Ira Hoke, 33, of Orovlll. a hook tender employed by the Sugar Pipe Lumber company in Madera, who was fatally injured when a log rolled on him, breaking his back and fracturing his skull. Hoke, a former sergeantln.

the marine corps, survived several major ep-gagements overseats. fitii Mrs. Hannah Bostrom oa spend VALLEJO, Kept. 25. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Opperman are horn after an enjoyable visit in Ban Francisco. Rex Beach was a visitor at Hunter's Point on Sunday, James Bltcon visited In Oakland last night. ing a few days with her daughter. some curoer.

Novcr tin "Extra" Mrs. noy Jieruon of uonzales. 30? She begun as an Ingenue In one Mrs. Maria jnzerlllo has re DE LUXE 12 70 6 turned to Pittsburg after spending SHOWS play, ami after attending dramatic school emerged in her next as lead 1 ILY two momna in Monterey. mehrlul.

spond with this department unless, of course, they want some ing lady. She has never been a stags "extra," a maid who walked wlfll Cure Relief thingand since they are not In the news, their whereabeuts are igmal and OnlyQ, on and olr. or an incidental char Mrs. C. B.

Hlnkley and her sister, Mrs. M. Hunter of Topeka, Kansas, are in Los Angeles for two weeks. acter. In Iier last play she was unknown to us.

rMA You Feel Better: ANITA PAGE XABX CAIfX EBKEiT TORRINCI Matra-Oaldwis. X.7r Pictur seen by talkie scouts and signed. Her first feature picture was "The tvr anant. She ha an ambition: some day. Mr.

and Mra. William F. Kuhn of Stockton were recent guests at the home of Mr. and J. C.

Kuhn. 7t HC. TA Lit INC SOU OPcf, DPrcfvr4 iW to own her own theater in New York. And an Intention: some day. FORTY SEASONS AGO TODAY George P.

Webtter and William Brady rare playing "After Dark" in the eatt. to be married. Bellans ak. I BIGGS "I should not want to miss any thing in life," she says. And adds, Hot water Sure Relief ithout a trace of affectation: so wonderful as that to BIGGS, Sept.

25 Miss Ann Win-ters and Miss Fern Lnganecker spent the week end with I Hands in Modoo county. ELL-ANS CHARLIE CARROLL Is niak-lng whoopee at the Fox Senator this week in of Its third anniversary, and the neighborhood paper spread Itself Into a special edition, to make space for the wires of congratulation that poured In from all parts FISTULA HEMORRHOIDS FOR INDIGESTION 254 and 754 Everywhere) Mr. and Mrs. Tom Corry have returned to their home In Tennes see after a visit with Mr. and Mrs J.

H. Broyles. and Rti Mrrrimakrrs with lack raaekos W.hK.fnf I i i nt ha nnnntrv. A FRCC BOOK rOR YOU CK IAVORAJM 'I Kobt. Carlton Mrs.

Daniel Bayless and family presenunq mi have returned from Areata where QBraMm and Tender Joint 40N THE ROCK PlLE'x 'TWO BLACK.CROWS The congratulations are as much for Carroll as they are for the age of the theater because It was not among the notables until the West Coast decided to close the American and move Carroll to the Sen htye apent the summer months. WS Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Savage and daughter, Phyllis, spent the week In Oakland and San Francisco, LAST TWO DAY8 ESED.LLE DACiEK ator. In fact, there were some meantes who suggested that It was necessary to close the theater to get Carroll out into the open air. Ha utarted at tha American Qives Instant Relief PINOLE The, Mod Delightful Repertoire other Career OTraSR R-K-O FBATURe. twelve vmi-M im as head usher for Rex Midgley and remained so obsti Wancy CADDOtL nately on the Job that JUiagiey ulti mately elevated mm Dy easy imi" Jladio Pictures 'All Taking JWodranw SIEIZ 6E2E' THREE MOORE BROS. PINOLE, Sept.

25. Mrs. Dixon of Hercules was an Oakland visitor today, Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. Hutchison spent the week-end in San Francisco visiting the latter' brother, Dwlght Rogers. to manager. When tne wesr. took the house, Midgley went elsewhere, but Carroll waa too busy to be by such a trine as CAM, OR WRITE FOIt Fit EE BOOK SO TO Dr.

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boring bakery has baked a cake, the rniviir has added Ilia encomium I Coooajiota" Anotiar Carapl.ta to dozens of picture personages and HHNRY DUPFY TltEATPES I aaaaaaaaaa theater executives, and the Fire Jo. SO Haw Turk Show. Praam tod, iii for Lino, oa Talking Soraaa. men's band is ready'to play "Clap lAKEStDl 00 73 IX AT Hands. Here Conies Charlie!" TtMlnr and Tomorrow I aV on OAKS Tilkinc Af BARO.

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