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THE BRADENTON HERALD; MONDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1939 THREE Production Of Animated Cartoons Involves Thousands Of Sketches Hat Loses Rider Clearing Jump fey? SERIAL STORY WORKING WIVES BY LOUISE HOLMES COPVRISHT. 1IM. NBA SERVICE. INC Dave Fleischer Tells Of Details Required For Gulliver's Travels" Social Security Numbers Required On Death Certificates JACKSONVILLE.

Oct. 9. Social security number will he required on new death certificate forms which go into use throughout Florida, Oct. 15. Dr.

Edward M. L'Engle, of the state vital statistic him-uu, said the new requirement was one of several changes being made ro assist the social security board in obtaining prompt proof of death in the cite of persons entitled to social security benefits. If families of deceased account holders expect prompt payment claims, they must make certain the social security number is given on the death certificate, he explained. The new forms already have (icon distributed to ail local physician, funeral diree-: tors and hospitals. The change is I the first made in 10 years.

Dr. L'Kngle said. NAZI BEHEADED BERLIN. Oct. 9 (jP) Herman Krueger, civil employe in Kreuz, beheaded today for treason.

was convicted of divulging state secrets to an undisclosed foreign intelligence service. I I room had been cleaned and aired. Marian act a duy for her leaving and she worked toward it feverishly, A few new clothes for Glad, who had outgrown everything. a few conveniences for travel. She had her own old dresses changed a bit and cleaned.

She advertised her furniture and spent the last week getting rid of it. On the last night, with nothing left but a bed and one chair, these to be called for on the morrow, Marian sat in the bare emptiness, the baby in her arms. Were going to see your daddy, Glad, she said softly. The baby crowed and kicked and threw her little arms About. She had a straight, strong back and straight, strong lege.

Marian often likened her to a rose bud if a rose bud could have shining blue eyes. Her hair was definitely reddish and Marian loved it. The ends duck tailed engagingly, it was thick and silken. She laughed and hugged the small body. "Well see your daddy in a few days," she repeated.

Oh, Glad, will he want ua! You're to be my offering, my precious gift for him. Randy and Dolly took them to the train. Lifting the baby from Marians arms, Randy said, Youve got something here, Marian. She laughed. "Naturally I think so.

To herself she said, I have dune one perfect thing. Is it enough to make up for all the things I didnt do! (To Be Concluded.) Joe Green keeps going as Desert Girl slops at triple bar jump, but rider's hat is all that clears barrier at Piping Rock Horse Show. the studio. Max leaped wildly for the telephone. was that announcer! he asked the radio station.

"Get him right out here. His voice is Gulliver's." Sam Parker, the befuddled an-nouncer, soon was making voice tests. It was perfect. He needed a haircut Dave Fleischer decided Jhat Gulliver's hair would be just But next day, when Parker returned to the studio to begin work, he had visited a barber and the looks decided upon were gone. had to make him a wig so nis hair would look like it did before it was trimmed," said Dave.

The appearance of the human actor is important because he frequently is a studio stand-in for his animated counterpart. In addition to supplying a voice, he acts out difficult parts and the drawings really are tracings of him. Here, as described by Max: is the way a feature cartoon is developed: Upon deciding to do Gullivers Travels, the first step believe it or not was to prepare the musical score. Next the speaking parts were worked out. snd finally a casting conference was called.

All of which seems exactly backwards, hut long experience has shown the studio heads it is good practice. At the conference, attended hy some 500 artists employed on the "lot," the Fleischers gave an outline of the plan. "The principal characters. stated Dave, are Gulliver, the prince, the princess, a couple of kings, a war lord, three spies and a little guy named Gabby. What do you suggest? And they got down to business.

Soon sketrh-s started pouring Oct 9. F) Youre all wrong if you believe animated movie cartoons are whipped out easily by an ink-slinging artist The little character! that come out of an inkwell to cavort acroas the eilver screen have a tougher time getting cast in cartoons than flesh-and-blood actors have in Hollywood. Dave Fleischer, who is directing the production of Gullivers Travels" in Fleischer studio here, told today how 15,000 drawings were viewed, rejected or corrected before features and personality of the principal characters were decided upon. That, he remarked, is quite a screen test." And the end Is not yet. After a character has passed through the flux of imagination and develops an identity, there often arises the problem of finding someone a reel human being who looks somewhat like him and can give him a voice.

When it was decided that Jonathan Swift's classic would be produced as a full length feature and the tremendous detail of developing characters was completed, the Fleischers Have and hia brother. Max, head of the studio-started listening for a voice for Gulliver. None of the available voices around the studio exactly fitted the character. A public appeal was made for a Gullivers voice. A radio station broadcast the appeal.

Max heard the announcer tell his listeners: you think your voice is like Gulliver's, go to CAST OF CHARACTERS MARIAN HAKKNESS a working wife. DAN HARKNESS her hue-band. DOLLY HARKNESS Dap, widowed eicter-in-law. SALLY BLAKE an ambitious young stenographer. a Yeeterday: Dolly arrives as Marian prepares lo leave for the hospital Marian explains everything, her hopes or regaining Dana love, her effort to repair the wreckage of their marriage.

Then she salts Dolly to call the doctor. Its going to happen very soon." CHAPTER XXX It was after midnight. The hospital was quiet The corridors were dark except for shaded lamps on the nurses desks. Now and then a red light flashed over a door, reflecting itself in the shining floor. In a brightly lighted room, Marian was being lifted to a rubber-tired cart.

She was pale, her eyes black with suffering. She caught Dolly's hand. You'll go with me?" Dolly seized her eyes to the still genial face of Dr. Moss. "May IT He nodded.

Marian said, "I'm going to be brave, Dolly. But if I should forget myself, if I should beg for Dan, dont weaken, dont send for him. I've explained how I feel about Dan. I want to be ready for him. Promise me." I promise." "And if anything should happen She bit a quivering lip.

Yes, dear. "Tell him that 1 was brave. Tell him that I was happy to have his beby. Try to make him understand how much I love him how much I have always loved him." You'll tell him yourself, darling. Dolly held her hand as the cart was trundled down the quiet hall.

She stood by staunchly. When Marian cried out, "Dan-Dan she soothed her gently. After that there was blessed oblivion for Marian. across Dave's desk. After some 15,000, he knew what each character would lpok like.

Pinto Colvig, whose voice (but not his face) has been projected from many a screen, helps fix the personality of most characters. He acts out such scenes as the dumpy little king in a race, demanding war. Artists draw according to his acting. A pencil sketch of the entire feature, run off on the screen with music and words, precedes actual work on the rsrtoon. After countless corrections, the screen test is completed and production begins.

Norma Shearer Aids Red Cross Publicity WASHINGTON. Oct. 9(Spe-j cial) Norma Shearer, trimly gariied in a Red Cross nurse's uniform. this year will star in the motion picture trailer which will be shown in theaters, throughout the country during the annual Rod 'Cross membership Roll Call. November 11 through .10.

This year's trailer runs a minute and a half and gives a concise. action-filled picture of Red I Cross work at the scene of war and disaster. DREAM COMES TRUE ST. LOUIS. Oct 9 iiP) Actual work of clearing the historic St.

Louis riverfront for a $30,000,000 memorial to Thomas Jefferson started today. It was a dream of 30 years come true. tiny infant arts a miracle, a God-given Randy and Dolly camo every day. They quietly installed comforts, an electric refrigerator which the apartment did not afford, fane, linen eheets, which were cooler than luuelin. Marian grew thin, blue shadows made her eyes enormous, her hands were rough from daily laundry work.

Dolly expostulated, she begged, she even became angry. Randy talked earnestly to Marian. They wore friends. What were friends for, anyway! He'd send a maid, two maids better still, hed find an apartment near the lake. Marian stood firm.

Wearily she reiterated the old theme. "Dan saya to stick it out Dan saya if you accomplish a thing yourself, you have pride "But Dan would send you more money if he knew," Randy argued. You're losing weight you'll be sick." But Glad Is gaining she's all right" She'd gain faster "Dr. Moss says she is perfect Msrian laid a beseeching hand on his arm. "Id crawl on my kneea to ask for help if the baby needed it But she doesnt Dan and I aie providing for her.

Please let me do this. Please let me do it the hard way. They let her alone after that standing by, ready. July was a nightmare of burning heat and parched winds. Toward the end of July, Glad developed a heat ra'h, she fretted and had a little fever.

Marian's hollow eyes became frenzied pool. That was when Randy and Dolly stepped in. Dazed and terrified, Marian did not argue. Someone racked her things. Someone helped her dress.

She and the baby were bundled, unprotesting, into a closed car which was cooled by dry ice. Marian lay against the cushions, a nurse watched over Glad's basket Dolly had said crossly, I guess you can ray a visit to your best friend. 1 guess Dan wouldn't mind that." They drove for hours, finally stopping at a white cottage in the cool darkness of deep woods. Lake Michigan danced and sparkled beyond the trees. A fresh little breeze rustled the leaves.

Marian rtumbled as she stepped from the i car and Randy carried her to a cool, green and white bedroom. Doing so, he muttered, "And we i didn't get you here a moment too I soon, young lady. In fact, hardly soon enough." Marian did not know when the nuise undressed her and put an ice park on her bead. New Crop CERTIFIED SEEDS BABY CHICKS REX SUPPLY CO.p INC. Lsim Am Palmetto Phasa 11-7S4 A giant seaweed growing on Destructive floods were caused i the coast of California, the rattan jhy volcanoes in Iceland: volcanic pslm.

is the longest plant known, rent opened up underneath gla-1 often exceeding 900 feet in length ciers and melted them suddenly. FRED ASTAIRE has the right combination of great acting and dancing to give you more pleasure The Herald Fomm "THOt'GHTS IN RHYME" Editor The Herald: A great many people like to talk for publication, but I never had the desire until after reading "Thoughts in a book of poems by Ellen Louise Fellows Bradley, the first edition of which is just off the press so please may 1 have my say, for this once, at least! Being a great lover of poetry and having indulged myself occa sionslly in expressing my own thoughts in I perused this collection of poems with keen delight, and being also an advocate of the philosophy of when finding, hearing, or reading, good thing, to pass it along, I desire to acquaint the public with it if I may! Thoughts in Rhyme" is a charming collection of poems which will gladden the heart of all lover of poetry. Mrs. Bradley is a poet in the truest sense of the word. Although she is as any sensitive person must be.

keenly aware of the world around her and its many problems, she be-! longs primarily to that great tra-! diton of poets whose main concern is tne artistic interpretation of the things that are timeless. In "Thoughts in Rhyme" will be found a most varied collection on various subjects, namely: Heath, friendship, heaven, history, home, life, love, marriage, nature, and war dominant one of today and ranging all the way from the "sublime to ridiculous, so to speak, which are here indicated by the following two titles, Mike Robe Will To" the latter showing talent nevertheless. In these poems on the various subjects named, and in their order respectively deserving spe-cial mention, are the following titles: When the Eyes Are Closed in To My Dear Friend "Shadow Time. Beautiful "I'm Longing to go Home "When My Ship Came "The Rose That You Wore for a Day, "To a Newly Married Couple, To a Little Wild and last but not least "Who Fays!" The author of Thoughts in Rhyme" well known as Nellie Bradley -is a former Sarasota and present Venice business woman. MRS.

M. FAY MYERS. Venice. Fla. The sun was making a rectangular patch on the carpet when she awoke.

She stirred and Dolly went to the bed. She kissed Marians white cheek. It's all over, darling, she said. A girl!" Yes. Dr.

Moss says that she is tin- most beautiful little girl." A beautiful little girl. Her name is (Had Glad Hark ness." Marian's long lashes fell, she was She looked very young and small in the high white lied. They took Glad home after two weeks. Randy and Dolly and a siiangely shaken Marian, took her home. Randy had been doubtful i ut the small apartment.

He had suggested larger quarters and nurses, a fleet of them, he said. Mrrian had refused. No," she had said. "Glad's faiher is supporting her." Trying weeks followed. strength was slow in returning; the baby's food formula had to he changed and changed again.

The summer heat came early, long scorching days, humid nights. Steadfastly, Marian cared for the baby, letting the housework slide, reeling when the baby slept Her love for the child was something like worship; she watched her development with a half fearful awe. To Marian, the THEY HAVE THE The August days were like a blssful dream. Marian lay in her bed, sleeping, rousing to look with contented eye at the baby who, under the able ministrations of the nurse, Inst her rash and fever immediately. After a few days, Marian moved to the wide porch swing, there to idly hope and plan and dream.

The weeks hurried by and she awoke each morning to new strength. She could feel energy and vitality humming through her veins. She swam and rested, she tsnned a beautiful brown, rich color dyed her cheeks and lips. Often Dolly and Randy would be g-ne for days at a time. Marian scarcely noticed their going or Cuming.

The baby was a rollicking, pink and white bit of gladness. With the coming of September, Marian realized the time had come to think about the long trip to 1urtland. Marian wanted to go, she was well and strong, the baby was old enough to travel Instinctively, she shrank from going. It meant so much, that journey to Portland, so very much. Dans letter had not shown one sign of interest, had given her not one shred of hope.

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