The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 20

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1932 'AOOtf BEACON JOURNAD TWENTY Joan Crawford Tells Of Her "New" Lips INFORMAL CLOTHES ENJOYED BY STARS Provide Relaxation After Day Of 'Dressing For Film Roles Director Says Lone -Fault Spoils Scene; An entire scene In a motion pic ture can be spoiled by an uncon vincing gesture or expression. This, according to Josef Von Stern berg is why he always "hand picks" his casts. Von Sternberg is said ta select, personally, every actor and actress appearing in his Sun's Eclipse Shown In Beacon Journal Sponsored Ne war eel bombing, and impressive formation flying by large fleets of planes. Eastern boys and girls Introduce aquaplaning to Estee Park, with decidedly novel trimmings. The motor power is furnished by rough-riding cowboys.

'One Man' Audience Shouts 'It's A Lily' Hollywood's "one man" audience is Amos Goodell, 10 years a studio electrician, who today sits in the rafters of the Paramount studios. When Impressed by a. scene, he shouts down from his place among the lights, "It's a lily Directors usually -agree with him. Jack Problems In Taking Rasputin Life To Screen Mulhall IS DESCENDED FQOM BRIAN BOW FOUNOCA OF THE IRISH LINE Of KINGS NEW ROLE WAITING Boris Karloff will begin work ou "The Invisible Man" Immediately following completion of "The Mask of Fu Manchu." Akron's Greatest Dental Values! Ira 4 Wi I'LL MAKE YOU A PLATE THAT FITS 4. pROBABLY the most remarkable pictures ever made of one of nature's greatest and most, glamorous spectacles, the total eclipse of the sun, is contained In the current Issue of the Beacon Journal Hearst Metro-tone News at Loew's.

The pictures of the totality were made at Frye-burg, by Hearst Metrotone News in cooperation with scientists of Northwestern university -who also talk on the amazing display. Giant cameras constructed specially for the work at enormous cost show every phase of the majestic celestial spectacle. Exciting scenes of automobile drivers risking their necks In vast clouds of dust la Woodbridge, N. are presented. There are also pictures of the races at Middletown, N.

where even more perilous chances are taken, and hair-rising skids are numerous. BABY PARADE IS PICTURED Asbury park's famous baby parade is presented with charming glimpses of the youthful competitors. Gov. Harry Moore of New Jersey awards the crown of queen to tiny Alice Bailey of Long Island. America's progress In the air is vividly exemplified at the Cleveland national air races.

Army, marine and civilian aviators Join the demonstration which includes flying at terrific speed, amazingly accurate What To See And Hear R-K-0 KEITH PALACE Irene Dunne and John Boles In "Back Street." Feature pictures hegtn: 11:47 1:46 p. 3:45 p. 5:44 p. 7:43 p. m.

and 9:42 p. m. CIVIC Gordlnler Players In "The Wife Tamer." Two shows daily, 2:20 p. m. and 8:20 p.

m. COLONIAL "Phantom Express" begins: 1 p. 4 p. 7 p. m.

and 10 p. m. Curley Burns stage show goes on: 2:30 p. 5:30 p. m.

and 8:30 p. m. LOEWS "Horse Feathers," starring the Four Marx Brothers, begins: 11 a. 12:53 p. 2:46 p.

4:39 p. 6:32 p. 8:25 p. and 10:18 p. m.

WARNER BROS. STRAND "Doctor with Lionel Atwill, Lee Tray and Fay Wray begins: 11:48 a. 1:47 p. 3:49 p. 5:31 p.

7:53 p. and 9:55 p. m. LIBERTY "Man From Yesterday" and "Madame Racketeer." ORPHEUM "Private Scandals." NIXON "While Paris Sleeps." THORNTON "Probation." NORKA "Bachelor's Affairs" and "Vanishing Frontier." HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 6.

When players are required by the studios to appear in front of the sound cameras all details of their costumes are carefully planned. Fashion experts spend weeks in creating designs for feminine stars and the men work their tailors overtime. These many hours a day spent in semi-formal or strictly formal attire causes a strong 'clothes reaction" with most stars when they are allowed a few minutes from the sets. Wean Informal Clothes Joan Crawford is one of the feminine stars who enjoys her leisure time In Informal togs and usually wears dark colored beach pajamas with a sport sweater. Leila Hyams is a tennis fan and combines the beach with tennis court by wearing tailored white duck trousers for ner game.

Robert Montgomery is never happier than when he is wearing an old pair of flannel trousers, sport sweater and a soarf around his neck. Clark Gable does a lot of horseback riding in his spare time and usually wears his riding togs to the studio when not working. John Gilbert wears white duck tennis trousers and an old sweater with the collar of his shirt open. SCREEN SISTERS Sally Blane is an older sister of Loretta Young. 'GRETA CARGO JACKOAK1E LAST GARMENTS OMXRtO PUNEO "WE TRAP DOOMS FHOM HER TAJlOd VERS I UP.

liN A KANSAS OTV UGH WH(TE COftDyROY TROOSES5 SCHOOt ORCHESTRA. To BETAKEN WITH HER TO owEDtN. of what your denial work It Get My Prices! Remember I Studio Buys Novel guarantee amfaction. to Arm" names are Cooper and Hayes For 22nd birthday, Sylvia Sidney gets Dobermann-Pinscher 'Evenings For Sale' name's "Zim" short for Guaranteed DENTISTRY at Lo treat Prices "Evening For Sale," new novel By EDWARD E. GLOSS Beacon Joarnal Theater Editor PERHAPS you are among those who are Impressed by such events as a change in the style ol a star's makeup.

If so, then it is quite likely you have commented on the striking makeup in Joan Crawford's recent pictures. And a press agent insists Joan feels very badly about some of the criticism that has followed in the wake of that new upper lip outline. Bhe insists that it was adopted to emphasize the characters she has been playing and that when she receives a role which doesn't concern woman who has been or can be had, shell apply the rouge differently. And she adds that Garbo needn't worry. Joan Crawford wants to be Joan and not Garbo.

And now you know why the new makeup, or do you? THIRD of the chain gang cycle 1 has been written by Jim Tully and the producers believe it gives them a jump on the censor trouble anticipated in the South for the first two. Tully's yarn, "Laughter in Hell," winds up way back in 1880. ANOTHER "fan" note of alarming importance is that the fan mail addressed to "Tolucca" is growing by the hundreds. "Tolucca," if you don't know, is Gary Cooper's pet monkey. a ROYAL FAMILY A "did you know that?" from a press agent letter says that the formal uniform John Barrvmore wears in "Rasputin" is so tight he cannot sit down in it.

And aside from the wisecracking it may arouse, the Information awakens some wonder about "Rasputin" as a talkie. The movies, by some strange hapstance, are getting the jump on this subject. Not that the colorful life of this monk who played such "Zimema of Rhinegold" Young sters on "The Phantom President' by I. A. R.

Wylie, has been pur-chased for filmlzatlon by Paramount, get daily ice cream cones from 172 South Main St. Opposite Ohio Building Director Norman Taurog Mir An all-star cast will be headed by Sari Maritza, exotic European screen iam Hopkins "clicks" as author has article in Colliers Cary star; Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bo- Grant, Randolph Scott "batching' land, starred on the stage in "The upon what it is doing with the plot ting of the picture, is just how together near U. C. L. A.

college are the co-eds thrilled! Film legend isn't dead: Cecil B. De Mille they'll get It by the censors, par TS still wears puttees, uses megaphone. ticularly our own dear blue pencil-ers at Columbus and the equally sensitive boys and gals in Pennsyl They're Here Again! and Jimmy Durante bumps his nose "I ache all over," moans he" Charlie Ruggles1 most apt descrlp vania. The many biographies of Raspu tion is of man who "parts his hair Vnegar Tree." 'Night' Work Brings Nickname To Actor "Night Time," Charlie is the latest nickname for Charles Ruggles since he began work in "The Night of June 13." Other recent "night" work of his. has been in "Love Me "This is the Night" and "Her Wedding Night." on the what's-left side and George M.

Cohan says: "What this imyiLiris-ywnTO tin reveal that portraying his life with any degree of authenticity means bringing material into the screen play which will arouse censorial frowns unless exceptionally well presented. a a LIFE While on the subject of recreating actual lives for the screen, there is another company planning to produce Silver Dollar," dramatiz country needs is man who can be both right and president." Travis Banton, paramount stylist, says frock without a guimpe Is frock without chic this season Jack Oakie wonders is that a baby blimp? Clem Peoples, Los Angeles county jailor, technical directs on jail "etiquette" for "The Night of June 13." Dickie Moore, only six, lone film actor to get fan mall from stars they all love him Sari Mar-itza's dog, "Whiskey," has no kick left his playmote, "Soda," cat, ran away they used to "mix" well Zane Grey writes everything in long hand. Add "soft" Jobs: Lionel Belmore does nothing in "The Sign of the Cross" but lie on cushions, eat, watch dancing gals Bald pates, Joins in the Full Spirit of the Occasion With Complete Outfits in BOYS' and GIRLS' APPAREL and All the School NeedsAt Prices That Appeal to Thrifty Mothers ing the career of William Jennings DANCE Tonight for Ji QDC EAGLES TEMPLE Bryan. a major role in the declining days GREATEST SHOW VALUE IN AKRON Efforts have been made to get William Jennings Bryan, now a Denver, attorney, to portray his father for the screen. There has been no released answer to this proposal.

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of royalty in Russia, hasn't tempted playwrights. Practically every major producer on Broadway at some time or other in recent years, has read and longed to produce a play based upon the life of the black monk. PROBLEMS But somehow, when it came to casting problems, they Just couldn't seem to make the grade. For instance, there is the records of the now non-producing Jed Harris. Worthington Miner, now a highly regarded director, and Myra Marines, joined in writing a play based on the Rasputin life and Harris was "sold on it.1' But when it camo to casting he wanted Roland Young, Paul Muni, Katharine Cornell and quite a few others.

Too tough a payroll for the legitimate stage. Now, in Hollywood, this yarn of royalty and its vagaries, is being played by the theater's Royal Family the Barrymore clan. John has the role of Prince Feliz Youssopoff, Ethel is the sad Czarina and Lionel will growl the lines of Rasputin. (This despite brother John's penchant for whisker roles.) CENSOR TROUBLE A point of speculation, which is in no way cleared up by the studio that is maintaining a strict silence They've Always Been 69o you'd Say (1.98 for These BOYS' SWEATERS though he dons a makeup that weighs 10 pounds. CHATTER Tallest male star, smallest feminine star together in "A Farewell Boys' Senior Shirts Mad of absolutely faat I a Pura all-wool wonted ed color broadciotb In pae- I lei, white and fancy .00 pull-orer atria In r.n WMVM With ATI orlnta.

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