The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 14

THE DES MOINES REGISTER-FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1936. PAGE FOURTEEN Winner in Red Cross Essay Contest Quints Stars Mae West Loses Contract charm to the title role and car tied through solo and quartet a voice of smooth lyric quality. William Lee proved to be a very personable Plunkett, and pleased In Film Here ir Is Year's Movie. Doctor' Unusual NURSES GIVEN I ESSAY AWARDS Dinner Program at Younkers Tearoom. During a dinner program in Younkers tearoom Thursday night Country Moit with the male chorus In the drink, ing song.

Phyllis Pace Arends and Jack Wright completed the quartet of young lovers, carrying their leads (if- AT THE I)KS MOINES AND ROOSEVELT THK Cor.NTRY DOCTOR." CaM the il'iintupMc Yvonn. Odlf. Manr. AnneUf. Kmeh? Ji-an Hf-rah-ilt, Juni? I.anx, Slim Kmiimrville, Micliafl Whalen.

IVdra-m, li tn-rt Barrett. J-thn (Juaien and M'tri-taKU I.uvp. A Twentieth Onuiry-K'i directed by Henry Kins, The five most widely known little girls in the world the Dionne quintup snonsored bv the Des Moines committee on Red Cross nursing IN HOLLYWOOD REAL CAMPAIGN FOR HOLLYWOOD Marsha Hunt Breaks Into Pictures. HOLLYWOOD, CAL. (UP.) Marsha Hunt, beautiful Sunday school teacher who denies she's a Blicker, Is credited by Hollywood with one of the smoothest movie crashing campaigns In years.

Wholly without professional acting experience, Marsha drifted in from New York last summer, and broke Into pictures with a bang. "Quite Naturally." Within a week of her arrival three major studios and half the actors' agents In town were clamoring for her, but Marsha, making winners of the essay contest on with the brightness of von Flotow. Nathan Greek combined both histrionic and singing ability in his characterization of the elderly fop, Tristan, and Jack Baughman, as the sheriff, shared the spot, light with an excellent chorus in the number, "We, Anne, Queen of England." "Martha" will be repeated to. night and Saturday night, with "Why I Wish to Become an Enrolled Red Cross Nurse" were lets although: they appear on the screen only! Miss Wilma Williams of Iowa Lutheran hospital received the first prize of $10 and Miss Laura Anderson of Iowa Methodist hos- pital, second, a first aid kit. our.

oinmnir tno annrann loads In addition to first and second R.E. about 10 minutes, successfully steal the honors in the long a a i ted film, "The Country Doctor." The quint shots, in which they toddle or creep about the nursery at their Ca- Y- WOOD, CAL. (Tj a a-mount studio a ced Thursday it has severed contract relations with Mae West. Reports have been current for some time of contract difficulties between the wise- cracking siren and the studio that brought her from the stage to the screen. Miss West has a personal contract with a uel Cohen, former a a ount executive now at Columbia studio, and it was reported she will make her next picture under bis banner.

1 ft prizes, four awards were made for the essays which were judged best of each hospital's contribution. A two-year subscription to the American Journal of Nursing was presented Miss Velma Ter-rance of Mercy hospital, Miss Edna Krueger of Broadlawns hospital, and the two girls who won first and second places over all. SCIENTIFIC REPORT FAVORS BRAN Relieves Common Constipa. tion Safely 'iiVh Modern Dress 'l IMJCMWM I'll I' jkan HKiiMioi.T. nadian home, and continue their play without notice of the cameraman except for an occasional stare, are the best filmed to date.

Too, there apparently have been cut In a few earlier filmed shots so the transition from the birth of the quints to their 19-month age when the picture was made doesn't appear quite so abrupt. Most I'niisual. All in all, it's a picture that will In Drake Opera Lyric to the bone and well Into RpBi.ilfr Slaff Photo. Helena Schulti (left), secretary to the Red Cross committee, with Wilma Williams of Iowa Lutheran hospital, who was a $10 essay prize winner in contest sponsored by a committee on Red Cross nursing. the marrow, Friedrich von Flo- tows opera Martha took on modern dress in the Drake audi torium Thursday night as evening statuct for his picture direction til' ANNUAL FILM "The Informer." First prize in dresses and jodhpurs supplanted please and certainly worth seeing, for It'll be the most unusual of the year.

A smattering of applause followed each showing the writing division went to Ben the frills and furbelows of Queen AWARDS MADE Hecht and Charles Mac Arthur for Anne. "The Scoundrel." Mary Jo Corcoran brought Thursday afternoon. Marsha Hunt. Jean Hersholt Is convincing In the title role and is a fine counterpart of Dr. Daniel Dafoe, while Read this statement, taken from an article in the Journal of tht American Dietetic Association, pages 133-134, 1932: "The inclusion in the diet of a small portion of bran would seem a very practical way of getting fiber which is not likely to be disintegrated.

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Usually two tablespoonf uls apiece daily are enough to protect your family from common constipation. Bette Davis and McLaglen Named Best Performers. HOLLYWOOD, CAL. (P) The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded gold stat memorable a rather shabby lounge in a vacant testing gallery, tilted John Qualen is excellent as the quints' father. Slim Summerville her small, dark head at a provoc provides most or tne laughs as ative angle, and said It all hap pened "quite naturally." She was encouraged to come to Dionne Quintuplets Win Everyone But (Boy of 7 Hollywood by Robert Mack, photographer, who rightly thought uettes Thursday to Victor McLaglen and Bette Davis for the best screen performances of 1935, and selected "Mutiny on the Bounty" as the best picture.

Katharine Hepburn was the second choice in the award to actresses, and Elisabeth Bcrgner was third. the constable whose heart is too big for the job. The birth scene, while taking place offstage, had Thursday's audiences In an uproar as Qualen and Summerville warmed blankets, bricks and finally coats for the babies. her one of the loveliest things the round eye of his camera had ever Been. Play With Hersholt.

A surprise in the voting was come, the audience Is completely ithcirs. "That's Yvonne." "No It Isn't, it's Cecilc." Whn Was Right Mack Introduced her to Hubert Volght, one time herald for Greta Garbo, who knows by heart the newspaper axiom that no excuse for printing the picture of a pret Apparently based on the life of lnu "ie-m seiecuon 01 raui Dr. Dafoe, the film story dealslMunl for Kconi PIace in the with the work of Hersholt in aactors awards. Charles Laugh- All the world loves a baby and when it comes to FIVE babies and sisters at that their devotion knows no bounds. The expected enthusiasm of the children at the appearanee of the Dionne quintuplets in their first And no one except nerhaps vOU hv Think woods, logging camp; wlli vuleu lnlrQ Place- logging camp; Mama Dionne herself could have north tw'i the taste len-- Keie anern today.

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otsa' kuttenng. fight against a diphtheria epidemic; his unsuccessful attempt to get a hospital from the "company" "Dangerous." came for his McLaglen's award work in "The In- dramatic film debut was entirely drowned by the chorus of oh's and told you who was right. The only disparaging remark overheard came from a little fellow about seven who evidently had a younger sister at home, and who ckeis, teaaY former." John Ford won era ah's which came from the grown 'Constipation dut to ntuftcitnt "bulk" the academy's at the cost of his practice, and the birth of the quints, which centers attention on Hersholt and ups at the Des Moines theater where "The Country Doctor" is said, "Gee! Five of 'em to pull your hair. I'm glad they aren't ours." "Oh, kid, aren't tbey adorable? ALASKA Mb. PINK brings him the needed hospital as well as a medal.

The quints play with Hersholt on the nursery floor, while Dorothy Peterson, as his helper and nurse, is accepted matter-of-factly and "Couldn't you Just squeeze showing. Audience Captivated. the reflected light of the silver screen, on which the Dionne sisters played In the utmost self composure, the faces of an enrap them to pieces?" Such was the comment from those girls who IJJ 1 5c. CAM received a fetching photo of Marsha, together with a story of how America's most beautiful model spumed Hollywood. After a week, the heavy of the plot, Zeppo Marx, once of the Marx brothers and now an actors' agent, entered the scene.

Armed with a sheaf of stills, he Invaded the office of Fred Dut'g, Paramount casting director. Datig growled: "Why can't you get us people we want? People like this." Ho indicated Miss Marsha's portrait in a spread newspaper. produced his stills. Since then Marsha has played leads In three pictures. the little girls.

have only just recently grown too Kellogg's Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit 10c June Lang and Michael Wha-len supply the love interest. To complete the bill there Is a Mickey Mouse color cartoon; a Grantland Rice sportllght; the usual news reel and shots of prin old to play with their dolls. I Giggling and Gasping. Delighted children, not much bigger than the quintuplets themselves, sat giggling and gasping as they watched the antics of the SARDINES White Meat Flakes TUNA FISH tured audience told of the appeal these babies have to young and old; man, woman and child. From the moment the babies first are tiny bits of humanity all funny and red, to the final pictures as the five beautiful little human dolls they have be CLIMALENE 3 Pkgs.

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