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SEVENTEEN Other Press Departments, Court 7200 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938 Want Ad Headquarters, Court 49C0 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS TRIPLE-THREAT HUSBAND ROLE GETTING HIM DOWN, LAUREL SAYS A viat ion Stunters IS A Defy Superstition Ml lOnDcif now: Apparently motion picture stunt pilots are not superstitious. Thirteen employed in making No. 1 Sues While No. 3 Wrecks Auto Unhappy Comedian Moans He's Being Made Pauper thrills for "Men With Wings." met in the Paramount commissary and organized "The Black Cat Club," with William A. Wellman, producer-director, officiating.

By ED SULLIVAN Listen Kids EVERY TIME I play golf with Randy Scott, George Burns. Bins Crosby or Bob Hope, the thought establishes itself that there are a lot of startling similarities between golf and life. All of us tee off in life, just as we do in golf; some find the fairway and some find the rough, but whether you shoot a 72 or a 92 the final score is comparatively unimportant, so long as you play honestly, enjoy it and help others enjoy it. The club honors Wellman, for the black cat was the insignia on the combat planes of N-87, the French flying squadron to which he was attached during the World War. Pilots who joined are Paul Mantz, technical advisor; Tex Rankin.

America's premier 6tunt pilot; Frank Clarke, veteran movie stunt flier; Herb White, Earl H. (Robbie) Rob fruit NUT lastw twwt a4 Haiay yTfV De)icl- frtit fill unit. Mifla Nat A Fill I faawaa Nit. Co-n By FREDERICK C. OTHMAX United Press Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD.

April 13 Stan Laurel cast an unappreciative eye at wife Number One in court today, glanced unhappily in the direction of Number Two, worried about the painful predicament of Number Three and said his triple-threat husband hazards were getting him down. Hardly had Number One sued him for far more money than a Congressman earns when Number Three, who held his hand all after Ittma CHOCOLATE BUNNIES, 5c up Nemms Dtcormttd On Eggs Frt int. att-Kfc of golt it to heap your aye en tha ball; in life, it is wise to haap your eye on your objective, concentrate on the job at hand. GENE SARAZEN once told me. after I'd flubbed -a shot: "Always remember this don't quit on a shot." "It's the same in everyday living.

You start something and quit, and wonder why it didn't pan out successfully. If you can't quit on a golf shot it's dollars to doughnuts that you can't get away with it in life. WALTER HAGEN explained the secret of hi championship playing: "When I get into a bunker or in trouble, I accept the pena'ty for it. I don try to use a wooden club or a long iron; I take a niblick and am satisfied to get out. If you get into trouble, accept the penalty" How many of us, when we get into trouble in real life, instead of doing that, try to pull off a Cjsti -A- i I inson, Howard Batt, Al Lary, Jerry Phillips, Earl (Chubby) Gordon, Jerry Andrews, Walter Quinton, Garland Lincoln and Stanley Hicks.

Bootblack Is Actor Ebony-hued Oscar Smith, who presides over the candy bar and shoeshine concession at Paramount studio, is neglecting business for the sake of his art. He has been cast in a soldier role in "The Texans" by Director James Hogan. Who's Zoo A whole zoo was used in filming 817 Federal St. noon in court yesterday, was arrest-in Beverly Hills and held in $500 bail on hit-and-run misdemeanor charges. She smashed three of her ribs, and as many autos.

Mr. Laurel took her to a hospital and prepared for resumption of his marital troubles, which he said were FAIRFAX 9400 Next to Kenyon Theatr 208 Seventh St. ATLANTIC 775S Across from Stanley Theatre 204 Stanwix St. Ali. 7170 N.ir 1 fcy jfe several sequences of "Doctor Rhythm, the new Bing Crosby mu ED SULLIVAN making a pauper of him, even though he earns $160,000 a year.

Just Shoe Shine Money It was his duty to explain to the judge how too many wives can make daring recovery? THERE'S A fellow out here who is despised by every member and Phone, Mail Orders Filled sical. Several dozen cages were transported from the California Zoological Society grounds to the studio for the scenes. a salary twice as bis as President Roosevelt's seem like shoe-shine money. The sad-faced Mr. Laurel, who looks always as if he is about to burst into tears and hence is one of the movies' best paid comedians, said the main trouble was that he MRS.

RA SHULALOVA LAUREL Wife yumber Three. MRS. VIRGINIA RUTH LAUREL Wife Xumber Two. JURS. LOIS N.

LAUREL Wife yumber One. at EASTER Shows to See and When WINE WHEN YOU DINE not only had to give his wives alimony, but that he also had to pay their income taxes. Mr. Laurel, whose marital misadventures have kept police squad cars, process servers and even ambulances buzzing around his house haberdashery and insurance bills. That left him nothing to pay Number One, beyond what she already receives, he testified.

She now gets $248 a month. Judge Still said he would hear more testimony before deciding the case. NIXON "Yes. My Darling Daughter" Lucille Waton and Nicholas Jot-. Sex Mrrv." Richard Arlen and Mary Aster.

Complete shows at 11. 1:28. 3:56. 6:24. SHERIDAN SQUARE "Snow White" WITH Walt Disney's sterpiece.

Feature be Make this Easter most gracious by "dress- VI l5s ing up" the feast with fine Renault lj pll gins 12. 1:30. 3. 4:30. 6.

7:30. 10:30 THIEF GETS $15,000 IN HOPKINS JEWELS FAMILY "White Hunter" Warner Baxter. Also. "Murder in Green wich Villatre." Fay Wray. Complete shows at 12.

2:11. 4:37. 7:33. :29. ENRIGHT "Mayerling" Charles Boyer.

Also. "Footloose Heiress at intervals, was hauled into court by Mrs. Lois N. Laurel, Number One. He already had made a settlement with Mrs.

Virginia Ruth Laurel. Number Two, and he had on his arm Mrs. Vera Shulalova Laurel. Number Three, who fled from his home to a hospital last month. Later they kissed and made up.

Number Three Worried Her smash-up last night made her husband's financial future no brighter. The worried Stan bailed her out. took her to the hospital in an ambulance, and said he had tried in vain to keep her from behind the steering wheel. He said she didn't have a driver's license; that she didn't know how to drive. She said, between moans, that she would have driven all right, if she By The United Press HOLLYWOOD, April 13 Theft of $15,000 worth of jewelry from actress Miriam Hopkins home was reported to police today.

From a wooden case in her bedroom closet, a burglar took a dozen diamond and ruby studded platinum ornaments, two platinum jewelled watches worth $1200, bracelets and "rings. Miss Hopkins was not home. every caddy. When h- hooks or slices a ball into the rough, he improves the lie of the ball by stamping down the grass and earth behind it. while nobodv is looking.

But you can't cheat for long without some one finding out. First the caddies started talking about him, then a caddy told a member, and pretty soon everyone in the club knew that this guy was a cheat. i i JUST BECAUSE a fellow can outdrive you 40 yards off the tee doesn't mean that he can beat you. The first shot doesn't tell the whole story. So just because some hid is born to wealth, and you're born without it, remember that the start is fairly unimportant.

It' only when the ball drops into the cup that the winner is determined. SLOW ON the backswing is a golf admonition. Don't jump at the ball is another. In other words, don't be reckless or impatient, take it easy. MAIN THING about golf is this: Can you hit a bad shot, or miss an important putt and forget about it? Golfers who brood about the bad shot they hit on the second hole will be betrayed into hitting another bad shot on the next hole.

It's the same with life, certainly. A RUB of the green is an old Scotch expression for anything unexpected that occurs in golf. You hit a swell shot down the fairway, and you find your ball in a grass rut it's a rub of the green, unfortunate, but nevertheless part of the game. In life a lot of things will happen that have no logic or reason. Dismiss them as rubs of the green, because the best laid plans of men and mice go oft astray.

GOLF ETIQUETTE might be copied by all of us, every day, for golf etinuette is nothing but courtesy. You don't talk or move when another player is about to hit a shot. Before leaving a bunker, you smooth out the sand scars left by your feet. You replace divots, those tufts of grass and sod torn up when you play a shot off the fair green. You applaud a good shot, sympathise with a poor shot.

TO TEST the force and direction of the wind, golfers reach down and pluck a handful of grass and toss it in the air, and then play the shot accordingly. If 5'ou're going in to ask the boss for a raise, test the wind. THERE ARE dissimilarities between golf and life, of course. Golf still is old-fashioned enough to insist that ladies only can play on a course after 1 o'clock. In everyday life girls refuse to be discriminated against.

They have the ballot, they sit on juries, there are women in Congress, women governors, women doctors, women lawyers, women writers. THERE'S ONE other difference. In golf they tell you to keep your head down. In life, from the minute you tee off, the idea is to keep your chin up. ana its protlem ret Druuant attention with hierhly comic results.

Curtain at 8:30. STANLEY "Over the Wall" Dick Foran and June Travis. No exciting- as prison fare. Featurs begins at 11. 1:35.

4:45. 7:50. 10:45. Entertaining stage show with Jackie Cooper and Bowes unit at 12:30. 6:40.

9:50. LOEW'S PENN "Bringing Vp Baby" Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant. Feature at 11:01. 1:14. 3:27.

6:40. 7:53. 10:08. Katie surprising as a lady buffoon in hilarious nonsense. ALVIN "Little Miss Roughneck" Edith Fellows and Leo Carrillo.

Also. 'He Loved an Actress." Lupe Velez Ben. Lyon. FULTON "Prison yurse" Marian Marsh and Henry Wilcoxon. A'so "Love Is a Headache." Franchot Tone and Gladys Georsre.

Averare double-bil fare Complete show at 11:12. 1:46. 4:20. 6:54. 9:28.

WARNER "Daughter of Shanghai" Anna May Wong-. Also "Daredevil Drivers" with Dick Furcell. Fair thrill" films. Complete shows at 11. 1:37.

4:14. 6:51. 9:38. PLAYHOUSE "Autumn Crocus" Georpe Luddeckens and Marion Beeson heading- local cast in romantic comedy. Curtain at 8:30.

BARRY "Arson Gang Busters" Rosaline Keith. Also. "No Time to Complete shows at 12. 3. ART CINEMA "The Gods at Play" French cast.

Also. "The River." Feature becins 11:42. 3:52. 6:56. 8.

10:04 LIBERTY "Start Cheering" Jimmy Durante. Also. "Women in Prison." Complete shows at 12. 2:23. 6:06.

7:48. CASINO "Sex Madness" 11:00. 1:30. 4:00. 6:30 and 9:00.

Ruth Hiatt Weds HOLLYWOOD, April 13 Ruth Hiatt, once a leading lady for Lloyd Hamilton and a comedienne of the silent films, was on a honeymoon today with Harry Lieberman, San Francisco oil man. Their marriage at Tijuana, Mexico, last Friday was announced when they returned to Hollywood today. Police believed the theft was tVi en.rallr1 "nriantnTrt htirplar" I who has been operating in the wealthy neighborhood of the blond film star's Tower Rd. home. He slit a French screen and forced a door to enter.

i l. N. RENAULT SONS, EGG HARBOR CITY, N. J. hadn't been so worried about his troubles with wives One and Two.

Wife Number One told Judge Leslie E. Still that she needed $1355 a month to keep their 10-year-old daughter, Lois, in the style to which she was accustomed. Mrs. Laurel, the First, itemized her daughter's monthly bill thus: $100 for governess; $100 for a chauffeur and car; $15 to keep her hair curled; $35 for amusements; $50 for meals in restaurants; $100 for outdoor exercise $75 for emergencies and $15 for presents to school teachers. King Vidor Admits Wedding Script Girl By The United Press RflAfUPl HOLLYWOOD, April 13 King SB0E3S IS OM1 5 W1.1ER mmww Vidor, screen director, admitted last night that gossips were not wrong last July when they whispered that he was married to Betty Hill, his former script girl- Mr.

Vidor said the marriage was performed in Mexico while they were en route to Italy. He said they would take a second honeymoon April 20 when they sail for England, where he will direct a picture for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Mr. Vidor formerly was married to Florence Vidor and Eleanor His third wife also had been married before and has a small son. Needs $2000 for Vacation She estimated further that her daughter needed $2000 annually for a vacation.

Other sums ran the total to $1355 every 30 days. "All I have left out of the thousands I have earned," Mr. Laurel said, "is the income from an endowment that pays me $217 a month. My wives can sue all they want, but they can't touch that." Mr. Laurel told the judge that WALKER TRUST FUND EXCLUDED FROM TAX National Anthem Slightly Revised By The United Press NEW YORK.

April 13 For the first time in history, there is a copyright on the Star Spangled Banner today and it is held by Vincent Looez. dance orchestra conductor. he expected to be broker than ever, Bv The Unttra WASHINGTON, April 13 The Board of Tax Appeals today ruled that $449,611 in a trust fund left by the late John Walker, Pitts- as soon as he collects the rest of the $160,000 his studio has contracted to pay him this year. 1 I TZ "I not only insolvent now, Mr. Lope2 obtained the copyright burgh, should not be included in on a slightly revised version of the his gross estate for estate tax pur- your honor," he said, "but I will Marjorie Lesser Weds HOLLYWOOD, April ft The former Marjorie Helen Lesser, daughter of Film Producer Sol Lesser, and Morris Pfaelzer II, law student, were married at the Lesser home la3t night.

They will live in end the year with a deficit." He said he had paid five per cent of his income to Wife Number Two, is more singable. He said he had eliminated difficult high notes and brought the song within range of the average voice. More of the SAMPLE GLIDERS supported Number Three, and had to pay all the rest of his money in income taxes, agents' fees and auto, poses. The government had contended the value of the trust fund, including certain insurance policies, should be included in the estate. It had asserted an estate tax deficiency Of $208,498.

Mr. Walker died June 23. The Board also fixed the value of Mr. Walker's holdings in the Emerald Coal and Coke company at $61,300. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS (Vital 'EBBEE PEYITOItf'S' Everything NewGrand Opening STATISTICS I ii Display and floor samples, nearly all of them, one of a style.

6-cush-ion, coil spring, waterproof upholstery. Convenient Credit. SATURDAY, APRIL 16 Orchestras No Cover No Minimum Phone Wolnut 9325 Marriage License A pplications KACFMANN-FERGrsON Vernon Valencia a Lueha Giboma. Pa. SCHAFER-KArFKKTY FWis 1216 Woodburn Bernaclette, 3308 Park- Faul 6P12 Lillian 1013 Maple Ave.

"VVilkinbur KINKADE-LEWIS Robert 124 Collins Ave Gknna C. 11-' 1 X. Highland Ave. GRAHAM-DAVIS Georze H. S.

Pacihc Edna 73 S. MiUvaie EICHELBERGER LANEY Eusrene. 818 Moor St Vera 5319 Hsllerest St SMIIH-DOCGLAS James I 1107 Wash netoti Ave Bradriork: Ethel Mae. Xl-iS 1 'jBeo-VWiarim- fll 3 VA -0OF tn th y- LJ -tl tCf greater- value in a EXTRA usable storage spict available In I no other-refrigerator. Shetva dor the I 1 uui greatest refrigeration convenience, 1 Tomorrow and All This Week Brnj the Children! "See the Beanstalk Grow Before Your Eyes" METROPOLITAN siowx; Alire Fare in "You're A Sweetheart." Wirnr Oland in "Charlie Chan on ARCADE 'South side William Powell.

Annabella in "Baronets and the Butler." Also Comedy. Musical yoveJly and News. ATLAS Ptrrysvillm at Chartist I 11 JGFSTa-tNW' mm. lin Hunter. Pat Pateryoa S-ind Also Selected Short Sub- New FifcreROCKERS NEW OAKLAND toaktand, Alire Fare.

Geo. Murphy in A Sweetheart." Gene Autry in "Melody Trail." NEW CARNEGIE Pa jects. BEACON (Murray and Beacon) Kattierine Hepburn in Quality Street." Wheeler and Wool Bey in "On Aram. Ofl Alim." BRIGHTON i North sidst Brian Aherne in Great Gir-nek." Gen Autry in "Spnnitime in the Rockies." Robert Tomif. frsnk Morgan, trt Paradise lor Three" Also Crime Clue Series.

NEW GRANADA Lr tv A.vres in "Scandal Street." Tom Keene in "Saw Timber." Washington St PAT1ER50X-S OTT Walter. 316H Mulberry Mi Reexport Reola. 31b Muiberrv Mi Keesport. BELL-MOORE Robert. Vencinter St.

Peariean. ZfZl St. CK EES E-KING Gail S. Rochester. Nora P.

7113 Sihoyer Mvissvale NASHELSKI RCBINSTEIN H-nook 1M2 Locust Ruth. 1418 Fifth Ave. WESTLUND-LEAK Robert 84 WJ- fon Etna; Dorothv Cndercuff, LITTLE-LOVEIXG Roy. 7 Srruco Gertrude. SCO Strau St.

BRL SZTl'SKYBOEEL Victor. 52 Allen Donora: Stephenie. 31 Dow ning St LAt RENT MITCHELL Regie. 1S3 Morewood Elizabeth 225 X. BOEVFXER KOACH Joseru.

6711 Thoma Marearet C. 1434 Har-n ve BUSH-FRANTZ Ror. Beie FrienrtsvtHe Md. BOPINE-BEARROW Paul 1325 Oak-ride Ave Mary A 1511 Boyie St. Rob-rt 510 E.

Diamond St Goldie 108 E. Erie St. CANTON l-HERBERT Henry 108 Don-rer, Monnpen: Isabel. Weijter. Pa.

METCALFE FREEAL William. 310 Bennison Florence 1-53 Ben- Co'h DSO HaroH 5317 Second Ave; Clara Gertrud St. BUSCH-JEDLICKA Walter 22 Hamilton PI. ldred 112 Erabec St. WALPMAN WILLIAMS Edward J.

515 Mt. Royal Etna; Ella. 2 Orchard Ave Etna. ROLLINS GILES John 272 Paulson Florence. 325 Shakespeare i-t.

Two and three of these will make your porch a. cheery, bright bright spot for summer days. In the new colors. BRUSHTON NEW GRAND I Carnegia. Pa.

Warner Oland. Keve Lnke in "Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo." Also Kovelty and News. tUEi'C ABBUCIIU (McKees Preton Foster in "Westland Caee." Leslie Banks. Flora Robsoa in Troop Ship." BELLEYUE b.iucu. This much Le Carrillo Pat Paerson in "52ra gESSI MORE in a Street." Also Comedy and Selected Short CAPITOL Cear Romero.

Phyllis Brooks tn Danjerouslv Tours." Also Selected Short Subjects SHELVADOR CHARTIERS tCraftant AUGUSTINE'S AM ETZRIEDER Leroy 61 Edeemont Mary. 114 Amanda A ve Jon Hall. Dorothy Larnour in "Hurricane." Also a Variety ot Short Subjects. COLONY SMITH-ALLEN Herbert 22) Zara St KnoxviUe: laire. 14 Amanda Ave.

BENH AM -CARLSON Ralph Cleveland dnEM jwnrnsun Rocks Claire Trevor in "Bigr Town Girl." John Litel in "Missinr Witnesses." REGENT SQ. 's- 8, Carol- Lombard. Fred MaeMurrsy in "True Confession." Pete Smith Srec. Mickey Mouse and Kewi. RIALTO 'Mt.

Oliver Robert Wilcox in "Armored Car." Georre Huston in "Wallaby Jim of the Islands." ROOSEVELT Cantor Avo Wm. Powell. Annabella in "Baroness and the Butler." Allen Lane in "Xifht Spot' ROXIAN Roekst "Cloistered." A revelation of life within Convent Walls An authentic and impressive film. STATE Docnftu n. Sth Avn.) fj til I ill for Otto Krrierer in "Counsel Crime." Beverley Roberts in "Ex 1938 CROSLEY SHELVADOR as low as KAUFMANN'S CHILDREN'S THEATRE directed by GRACE PRICE PRESESTS JACK and the BEANSTALK an exciting three-act play Twice Daily at 1 1:30 a.

m. and 2:30 p. m. pensive Husoand3. GARDEN I North Stdst Withers.

Stuart Erwia in "Checkers." Harry Carey in "Dana-er Patrol." GRANT 'Mii voit i Carole Lombard. Fred MacMnrray Folding Keicb'- Nora Cleveland. BLOC HER-WATROUS Walter Pittsburgh: Ka'harin" Linia. O. ALBAUGH WATSOX Diht o324 Kelly Pittsbureh; Mane Wil-kinsburp.

Divorce Decrees Granted Mary G. Brown from Charles H. Brown': Everett Cornelius from Lottie Lorraine Cox from Frederick M. Cox: Svlvia Harcmer from Robert E. Hammer: Waiter C.

Hoffman from Anna C. Hoffman: Ru'h E. Holsopple from Merrill B. Hol-sopple: William S. Jamison from Gladys Jamison: Wallace W.

Lansberry from Marion Lansberry: Jam's F. Lapsley from Marv Lapley: Freda E. Luta from Charles Luta; Archer W. Miller from Lillian tiler: William A Molfit from Flsie Molfit: Matilda Mnrsch from Al Jol'on. Rubv Keeler in "Go Into in "True Confession." Also SeleeteJ Harry Carey in "Bor- snort s-uojects.

Tour Dance." de- Cafe." STATE (Formerly Wlaland-WilkinMbmg POT BEACH CARTS (S-95 Folds into a very small space. Reclining back; hand-brake; rubber tires black or brown covert doth. HAZELWOOD 'Naij Florence Robert Toun Paradise for 3." Also Selected Short subjects. HILLTOP I Allentonm) Warner Oland in "Charts Chan at Monte Carlo." Jonea Family in Borrowing Trouble." Leo W. Miirsch: Henrietta Newport from! THE 1930 CnOSLEV IS HACKED BY A 5 Year Warranty Kaufmann's Auditorium, llth floor HIPPODROME 'ftart Sidtt Ann Hardmr in "Love from a Stranrer." Peter Loire in "Think Fast Mr.

Moto." STRAND Sharpsburg Mary Boland in "Mother Runs Wild." Richard Arlen tn Murder in Greenwich village." TRIANGLE ubtnyt Joe E. Brown in "Fit for a Kinr." Larrv Crabb in "Sophie Lan Goes West." WE I LAND II2 Cantor Ava.t Kay Francis in "First Lady-" WU1 Rogers in -'Judgre Admission children, ISe; adults, 25c Ctt I K. i-iai i i ii ii Die a i Walter Newport. Mary from Mifhae! Prohinskv: Mary K.idic from Edmund Radio: Howard B. Reynolds from Dorothy I.

Reynolds: Charles E. Rimmel Anna B. Rimmel: Kenneth from Marr Shauchney David Slaughter from Mathilda Sla'iphter: Henry I. Snv-der from Mildred A. Snider: Albert K.

Williams from Helen E. Williams. Divorce Libels Filed Xrfuis Braurtin araint Celia Braun-tem; EMher Colter arainft Max Colker: Berry Pavis aeturtst Eeulah M. Davis: Fir.t aaint Herman Cell EiiaBOff Samuel SatancS, Carole Lombard. Fred MacMurray "True Confession." Also Selected Short Subjects.

MELROSE rCamefcj Eette Davis. Leslie Howarr! in "It's Love I'm Afier." John Wayne in Idol of the Crowds 00000 6n0G Sponsored by Pittsburgh Council Parent-Teachir Associations 00 G000G6mC.