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THE BLXGHAMTOX PRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22. 1934. 35 Eavesdropping Mack Sennett Friday Radio Programs Rirtf Tanas 1 1 ta MtloSM IV-BiIIt BaMnkir's I N-4M4 aaa Sktfll Property Men Groan Again Over Cleanup They Are Getting Ready for the Annual Houseclean-ing in Film Studios 15 Gw aad Olsa I'ada Eara Badw Ststkm Taa Baas GaarS QuanaS I lmkr Drmaonclla 140 Wiliiuu as abt baaa Pick ul Pu. Odbmos aat 71 Tka rim SiiiHat IS 34 OoOtw Chorfcun. Ortaa 11 44 Back at tk N-w.

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and Orakralra US PhU RkT Can 1 aa-Al imrt. PaI Duaal 14 14-A Maaaaaa af lararl llt nl Can pa Orro-atra Ilia Jllv Cohara Orrkntra uaa BUM Kirtrra. Samoa and His OwlMarm Hja Srraia Bknr Orakama Be en hand when opportunities are being handed ovit read the Classified Ads every day. rl APPLES I 7J APPLES Tallman Sweet (J Kiiimnnrr CO 7.1 nlneh King Rhode Illllja torn as further Ba Northern Spies Jonathan nOFFENHESSER'S Prospect (Xear Henry) Dial 1-J40' 0 I 1 APPLES LAST TIMES TODAY "Have a Heart" and "Their Big Moment" FRIDAY and SATl'RDAY "FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY" Charles Ruggles, Ann Dvorak Double Featured With "A LOST LADY" Barbara Stanwyck Ending Today CUOC1.3 10 IT Ijee Tracy, Helen Mark, Helen Morgan Orchestra Double I i Featured with WARM ArfnA OLAND i I Again Brings Damage Action Seeks $35,000 or Injuries in Auto Accident From Mrs.

Myrtle Mack rCsprrlaBt I'M. ar Calfd Pros) Hollywood, Nov. 21 (rnited Press) Mack Sennett is again try ing to obtain 125,000 damage for injuries suffered in an automobile accident which killed Charles Mack, black face comedian, near Mesa, last Jan. II. He entered a new suit against Mack's widow, Mrs.

Myrtle Mack. and an insurance company, charg ing sirs, stack with negligent driving. Sennett'! first suit was dismissed when he failed to return from England in time for tha trial called a fortnight ago. George Moran. Mack' partner In he "Two Black Crows." lost a suit be filed several months ago against Mrs.

Mack. Alice Brady today put an end to the story her studio authored when she failed to report for work. "I am not mlsing," she said. "1 have not been ill and will return to tha studio as soon as I am able." The studio had authorized a police broadcast for tha actress, declaring she had "disappeared" afer attending a party a few nights ago. Her agent had denied the story.

The nursery Joan Blondell and George Barnes added to their home had a tenant today for the first time. Norman Scott Barnes, it days old, was returned from the hospital and established in the new nursery which is "kldnap-proof." Miss Blondell will return to the films within the next two months. Marlene Dietrich has fashioned a new style which is a "cross" be'ween skirts and the pants she popularized a couple of years ago. It's a divided skirt that strikes her just below the knees. A pants impression 1 noted when she walks.

She wore It for tha first time yesterday on her set. Iris Adrian Has Role in 'The Gilded Lily' Iris Adrian, one-time Hollywood High school girl who went east to the Follies and from there to London and Paris cafe spots, la In the cast of Claudette Colbert's "The Gilded Lily" as her first part under her new Paramount contract She also ia up for a featured role with George Raft and Carole Lombard in their next picture, "Rumba," which Marlon Gering will direct CONSIDERING ELISSA Ellssa Landl Is being considered for the leading feminine role opposite Carl Brieson Paramount' "All the King's Horses," soon to enter production under direction of Frank Tuttle. It's Economical to Buy Tour PHILCO at Decker's, 8 Ferry St. DO YOU! Get reception the war 7m want it? Call On Experlencea Radio Engineers. We are open from 8:30 a.

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REYNOLDS, Prop. Pioneer Radio Supply Hons Of Blnghamton 15 Sturge St--ial SfkOl SWaa Na. Vork aa kta aksdanl Ws lips; Loretta Toung's nose; Ann Harding' forehead: Jean Harlow teeth; Gertrude Michael' eyebrows; Ellssa Land is chin; the complexion of Ma West and 'Ida Lupino dimple. "For th brunette, I'd select Frances Drake's eyes; Norma Shearer' hair: Claudette Colbert lips; Jean Parker's nose; the eyebrow of Kitty Carlisle; the chin of Helen Mack; Kay Francla' teeth and Cora Sue Collins' dimples." In the instance of the brunette composite. It Is noticeabl that Richee selects two features of Sylvia Sidney' to complete hi brunette beauty.

Miss Sidney, who currently ia starring In "Behold My Wife," has, according to Richee, th most perfect complexion and the most perfect forehead, as far aa his camera Is concerned. J. P. McAvoy Sends Double to Luncheon J. P.

McEvoy and his double are in trouble. Grown weary of club luncheons wher only his presence Is requested, "Jsype" resourcefully fell upon the Idea ot substituting Jack Raymond, a dead-ringer, whom he discovered on the set of Paramount' "The Gilded Lily." It worked perfectly at the luncheon, but later the membership found out, and they're sore. But, says the double, "This is what I've always wanted to get paid for eating. Until I met McEvoy, I hadn't had a square meal for three week." New LAUREL TODAY JAXET GATNOR LEW AVRES "SERVANTS' ENTRANCE" Added Comedy Novelty Cartoon and A BIG GIFT NIGHT VALUABLE PRIZES FREE TODAT and FRIDAY Blng Crosby, Miriam Hopkins In "SHE LOVES ME NOT" Added Specially Selected Short Program One She Shunned One She Trusted One She Loved' the Screen state I i versus 1 11 nor Xorton" Girls! You Must See This! STARTING (Tomorrow) FRIDAY 1 1 THE PICTURE OF A THOUSAND HIS CAMERA NEVER CAUGHT PERFECT FACE SAYS PHOTOGRAPHER In Judging Beauty Personality It What Counts, He Declares Hollywood' boast that many of it girl have the most perfectly formed face In tha world Is refuted by Robert Eugene Rlchee, portrait photographer and a man who has made counties camera studies of leading screen stars. "I hav never photographed a perfect face." said Rlchee, when interviewed at his photographic gallery in the Paramount studios.

"And frankly." ha said, "if one cam along, I would be out of a Jbb. "Beauty, or perfection of feature, If you please, Is a peculiar. Intangible thing. What It really is, or what constitutes beauty, I'm sure no one knows. "In Judging beauty, one 1 swayed by personality.

And that la what counts. "It Is Impossible for me truthfully to select the most perfect face among the girl whom I have photographed. "If I were asked to nam the actress with the most perfect face, my selection would be a combination of several. In fact, a composite face would serve, and that would be divided into a blond composite and a brunette composite, "For th blonde, I'd (elect the eyes of Marlene Dietrich; th hair of Carole Lombard; Joan Bennett' A rnett eenomicol and rtfraihino way to travel to your southern dat-tinotion. farm Includei meals and talsroom accommodation aboard hip to Savannah.

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II They are getting ready for the annual spring housecleaning In the studios, one of the truly hopeless, tasks or Hollywood. Spring house-cleaning puts the prop man In the role of grand-mother cleaning out her attic. Like grandma, who finds a sentimental reason for saving almost everything, the property man finishes by rearranging everything and throwing away nothing. It is this kindred spirit, shared by grandmothers and prop men, that makes the house-cleaning task hopelefcs. They have to keep adding storage space.

So the net result of the spring siege is simply that various articles, broken or worn, are transferred from the "new props" attic to the "old props" department Values are relative in both places, intrinsic worth of an article having nothing to do with its usefulness in the making of a picture. Many of the "old props" rooms had their start about 15 years ago when New York skyscrapers moved in upon fashionable homes and replaced them on the landscape. Hollywood sent its buyers to the auctions of furniture, and many fine pieces came back to be stored away. All of them came into use time and time again in Hollywood's "Gay Nineties" cycle of films, begun by Mae West and currently persisting in "Sweet Adeline." Wherever there was a building boom, or an epidemic of home modernization in wealthy colonies, Hollywood's scouts flocked to pick up what they could. So the "attics" increased, and so they will Increase until some Inventor finds a cheaper, easier way to furnish movie sets, or until movies give way entirely to new forms ot entertainment.

Hard usage on sets soon relegates furniture from the "new props" to the "old props" attlo. Another factor rapid changes in furniture tyle-s-hasten the process. Furniture styles havs changed more in the last three years, one property head comments, than in any like period since aims began unreeling. Studio mills turn out new furniture constantly, and many new pieces are bought. But items that were "ultra-modern a lew years ago have become dated already, and hence are on their way to the "period" classification If not definitely to the- "old props" sections, where they would go anyway as toon as they become scuffed or scarred In use.

AMUSEMENTS TOMC.HT Canwe "She Love Me Ispltol irton' Not," and mnde- Kkln "Doctor Mnnira.N rndlmtt Strand "Hsvs Heart" and fauuvlll. Kndwi.ll "Down to Thlr Last Ysrht" and "Laughing- at Llfr." Kitjnr "Peris laterlude" and "The Laurrl "Servants' Entrance." I.jrrl-.Yn Brians to Mo" and "Charlie Chan In London." Refu "Tly (rime of Brh-a 8taa-lrr" and "Hrokon Orrama." ltlvlars "SIM Misfits In Hollywood." Star ''I'll ria it" and "Randy Bides lone." Strand ''lady by Choice." Suburban "Han a Heart" and Ihrlr Bis Moment. Bjmpliouy "Cleonatrs." CAMEO "She Lores Me fcot," starring Bin Crosby at the Cameo. Is an hilarious eomwly of college life st Princeton wherein a group of students attempt to night club singer in the dormitory Jrnin the police snd gunmen. Miriam Hopkins plnys the dancer.

Several new t'rosby songs are sung. Short luhjecw complete the program. JXVIJf "Poctof Monlra" ends tonight at the Elfin. Kny Francia is featured a a famous doctor and beautiful society woman In thrilling triangle, fighllng fa hold the love of her husband. The nut includes Warren Williams, Jeao Mulr and Vefoe Teaadale.

STRAND A mnlrnl revue, "Wslch four step." In the atage presentations of comedy, annua and danre, ends tonight at the Endicott Strand with the screen attraction, "Have a Heart," starring Joan Parkor and Dtinn. tins Merkel id Stuart Erwln furnish the comedy. FMlWr.LI, "Down to Their Last Yacht" enda toniKht at the Endwell. It la a melody masterpiece of the screen telling the lanah crowded' storv of millionaire ho had to go to work. With It en-chanting melodies Snd spectacular fcenea with hundreds of people.

the an atar cast sre Mary Roland. I'olly Mnran. Ned Sparks. Sidney Fox ad Sidney Blackmer. "Laughing St life" la stirring drama featuring an 11 atar cast.

enjoy Tnrla Interlude." ending tonight the Enjoy, tells the story of love snd fomance in the Latin quarter of Paris. Madge Evana heads the cast with Robert Young and Otto Kruger. The other picture is -The Fountain." in which the eternal triangle Is solved by big Peple in a big wnv. Ann Harding has ih lead with Paul Lukas snd Brian Ahcrne, LAVREL Entrance," with Janet Gny-t and Lew Avres Is at the Laurel Vi Garnor plavsthe part of a rich melety girl in search of new expert "ess and Mr. Ayrea portravs young imoitnr who has turned to chanffenrlng In order to support himself while he il Perfertlng his new motorboat.

LTRIC (Tiarlle Than in London." starring "amor niand is at the I.vric with Le trai-y in "Ton Belong to Me." Warner "land Just happens tc- be the living "production of the character Karl Derr Silver Slipper -PRESENTS TONIGHT NEW FLOOR' SHOW -Featuring Miss Anna Bell, Personality Girl sJly Hollies, Dnnre of Passion Dolly Moore, Torch Singer and Others DOX ROMANO, M. C. Complete Turkey Dinner Of "vasonably Priced OoC One Tom Collins, 15c of Beer and Ale on Tap Rinds of Mixed Prinks Carole Iiomhard and May Robson in "Lady By Choice" now at the Strand theatre. Eugene Forde declares, "it doesn't mai ler inn bp sweumn; wnen be steps onto the act be isn't anyone other than Charlie Chan." REGCS The story of a strange love tost changed make believe drama to grim of Helen Stanley." with Ralph Bellamy iui)Kriur ireni woo soivea ine crime and Shirley Grey in the leading feminine role with Gall Patrick, and "Broken Ureama end tonight at the Regua. RIVIFRA IfB Xlghta in Hollywood" at the Rivirrs ia the hilarious story of a boy, a girl and two ambitious ice men who turn the cinema city Into a center of screams snd suspense.

Jamea Dunn snd Alice Faye are the bov and the firl an see director who has slipped rora the pinnacle and mnst climb up again; a blonde young hopeful from Peoria. who storms the citadels of movie fame and wins. Frank Mitchell and Jack Miirant. funniest team of comics. on the screen these days, are as the two adagio ice men who pick Alice for stardom and proceed to help her get there.

STAR "I'll Fig It." starring Jack Holt in a popular and exciting role of man of action, as a political go-between In the business of running the city's schoola. Here he meets the School teacher. Mona Barrle. who falls In love with him. Is st the Star with "Randy Rides Alone," festurlng John Wayne, the popular western atart of action.

Another chapter of "Burn 'Em Up Barnes" completes the program. STRAND Carole Lombard and May Robson sre together for the first time ia "Lady by Choice" at the Strand. Miss Rnbson's role is somewhat similar to the ons in which she made her first hit on the screen, in Columbia's "Lady for In the supporting cast will be seen Walter Connolly, the fine character actor whs has grown so popular with th'earegoera. He la seen ae the police court judge, whose kindly Interest In Mias Robaoa and Alabam. toe young fan dancer, ultimately brings happiness to the strange pair.

Others In the caat are Arthur- Hohl, Raymond Walburn and Roger Pryor. I arm rban "Have Heart," with Jean Parker and Punn, Is st the Suburban. Simplicity of the story, which deals with the love between a little doll maker who is a cripple and an encr- fetic young man selling "Have leart" Ice cream, reaches new heights of screen entertainment. Also showing. 7.nn Pitts and Slim Summerville In "Their Big Moment." SYMPHONY "Cleopatra," at the Symphony, Is the most spectacular picture ever screened, with Its flaming chaptera of the love an.

lira or tne siren ot tna Mle, neraen In priceless Jewels, dazsling tha Roman nation in thrilling scenes of magnifi cence. Claudette Colbert plays the role of Cleopatra with Warren Williams as Caesar snd Henry Wilcnxon sa Marc Anthony. Thousandaof chariots, horses and warriors In battle, Roman ladies and gotlemen In gorgeous settings lend the true stmosphere to the picture. Douglas Fairbanks Had Matador Flair Douglas Fairbanks, who has long been known an a bullfight fan, surprised his colleagues dur ing the filming of "The Private Life of Don Juan," his new Lon don Films romantic comedy, with the revelation that he believed he might himself have become a matador if he had applied himself seriously to it. The athletio star's opinion was shared by no less an authority than Juan Belmonte, famous bullfighter, after he had witnessed Dougr's expert cape play with some of the young bulls on the Belmonte farm in Spain, while the conipHny was there making exteriors for the film which will be released through United Artists.

NEW FILM WRITER Faith Baldwin arrived at th Culver City studios to begin work on an original screen story for Metro-Goldwn-Mayer. Miss Bald win's novels include "Skyscraper," brousrht to the screen by M-G-M as "Skyscraper Souls." 9i rL Extra Special $7.00 Steam Wave WITH THIS AD, including Finger wave. This wave stays Vcir Only in until It grows out. An easy rn wave to take care of, with JJI perfect ringlet ends. Given by operators with years of experience who really know bsir.

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23 Direct from 8 Months in the Cocoanut Grove, Los Angeles 6 Months Conpess Hotel in Chicago Gentlemen, $1.00 Ladies, 50c The distinguished lar of "The House ot Rothschild" becomes Cahot-Bnrr vvhn tried to be "The Mranest Man in the World" only to he-come the most beloved mjt ENDS TODAY OW PLAYING 3 BIG HITS JOHN WAVNE in "Randy Ridei Alone' JACK HOLT In "I'LL FIX IT" "Burn 'Em Up Barnes" I II B.J.II NOW PLAYING CLAUDETTE COLBERT WARREN WILLIAM "CLEOPATRA" Added- AttrsrMons STRAND EXDICOTT TODAY James Dunn, Jean Parker "HAVE A HEART" Phis On the Stage MtSICAL REVLE "Watch Your Step" With 20 Fentnred FlnTers TOXTGHT 1 Features "Crime ot Helen arul "Broken Dreams" ENJOY Tonight Douhle Feature Ann Harding "The Fountain' "Paris Interlude" ENDWELL Tonight "Down to Their Last Tacbt" "Tnnhine at Life" ELVIN Tonightj I TV 4 i fl WITH i ARIiISS' MAY ROBSON in "LADY 3. OkaTasalsai Tiasav Thava. aed Mna Sana. a4 qaatad apply vM Hev. 90.

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