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the efforte of an antbifious but dB decadent royal family to marry %o. a, f wather bashful crown prince their very intelligont' and syropathetic reading, delighting her hearers with het able: . € ctértzitions of the * .» A social period be- iznampwwmmun C \ meta-men.- ___. BY JACK JUNGMEYER ; New York.-C -will dominat \.~ the' screen this coming year Com- ' edy in ita~whole gamut, from slap wtick and burlesque to jocose grama 'and the subtler shafts. of . sntire, that way dur the past year; wery sign and studio prepara- points definitely to the aBiprom- f the hm-wflwufl; Alm. “l: great and profitanie y » * director the actor, the bles. ”imam-entitl- both. catered To the\ growing. d -mand for. more comedy in drama as well ms more straight. comedy, The so- ealled : \comedy in serious pictures have been expanded greatly within the past year. . A shortreel . of fun, served as a cocktail to more us featube, seeins no longer suf- ficlent. Folk want to laugh more, and to suffer and commisserate 166# formerly. a % Seemingly folk want the true, -the good and - the, beautiful\\ por- t in minis undituted m: ponpous Nana“ wel el h‘m n: Have learned to Jaugh at the pomp of kings and the pretense of ru pers, catching something of the fake the screen has lately |« all men, as *hokum\ |. ovud them, . Oddly, longer effective except im: semi- io treatment. Oddly, too, It is more revered when made sus luders: is now. to a comedy and drama, instead 0 /and her gas-heater maté . . , that is, sech _ Becping them separate, with conied¥ /he sells gas heaters . . . these Holly- A r wood girdles worn outside the kisses, are (V Bestng the heayily armored knl@ht [rag , ,*, the given more and more stress “mgr. The dancing clown Is u hero need not lose dramatic ~ cn \Ne-nu he reveals himself, y, something of the clown, laughed as well as with. is movie Heresy-but aher which has been soundly ap- § at the box-office and 'one during the coming year of ple- 'ashington.-(AP)-Army' nit ex- Weris believe that in the exhaust they have found the debug itzely. responsible for the tendency ~of crashed planes to burst into and which bas cost many in. fuxch \paw fulfil: m certain o of army planes: by . Colonel invents many weird fetishes . ; . Aim gargoyles, smooth and smiling, exit-|déliver '@ Ing and entering Montmarte, a place|Harry'® lps. ~Just as the camera Jokes , . . the vine-covered- eanitar- fum where Wallace, Reid died . , . promises to be very proft-|Children rolling hoops &nd singing SH ( $a Cornell University made .+ planta- t- . at Axton, 'The early plantings were small ip both states and at the end of ten years New York had set out only 3,$7$,000 trees and Pennsy!- 'vanie orly 2,038,000: - From 4910 to 1919 reforesting ac- [| tivities in the two states were con. companies in in heve found. that girls make more efficient mes- these yam have been assigned to carry messages about the how the congressmen are sending wires now! Left to right, the girls Grace Stevens and Virginia iVoelcknerfi + , Telegtaph are Betty firm Ethel Farrel his widow, has failed. This was to have : been \the Resort .of 'Hope for thome enmeshed in the deadly toll of the drug which killed the youth- actor in the prime of bis world popularity, Perche® high in. the Brentwood Hills near the film' town, it was Tanned as am earthly Heaven where unfortunate men and women might breathe 'of ° uncontaminated okone and bask in the cure of sunshine. \People living no nearer than-a mile and & half complained of having a rest home so 'near them,\ Mrs. Reld says.. ''They ran us out . | . we tried to do good . . . but it has failed. 'The home intended for all my plans now houses. a . co '> club,\ Hollyyood,-Sights and thoughts{getting gray and his face is geiting along the boulevard; Noah Beery, who used to be an elephant trainer, coming out of the \Cat's Meow\ (a music shop) with fils child ve der what's become of J. 'Warren Ke rig@n? .. . thought he had staged a \co cl in the \Covered Wagon\ « . - amwopen dental parlor with side- show pleler , ... pulling tecth free to convineg curious that the opepu- tion is painless under their 278teM|/reay. of every creature in thi human .. . oue man, old and withered, steps - a . forward and has all of his teeth ex- feboratory in Holywood. \First bargain ever got he ays and walks away, Zeldler of New Orleans into a beauty . . wonder what ever happened to little May Collins, once engaged to Charlie Chaplin? . , . some of the girls climbed to greater fame after their engagements-de Juxe with the film clown But pretty May got cheated . . . she whs claimed by the wod of ob m, the haunting Once (he hames of Mrs., Milton 81Ds, Mrs. Monte Blue, MrJ. James , |Crlize (Margaret Stow), Bert There is some solace in the day's!t.ytell (Evelyn,. Vaughn), and Mrs. wonder if J4bor pains of &-Bcrivener, - A par- George Melford graced the columns tially truthful press-agent hasbeen of the Los Angeles rociety pages. located. He writes of the woes 4DQ These names ..are .. alill .. thereb weal: 0f\-Natalie - Kingston, other 'women now Bear them-the with silk doodangles . . . do women|*M0D®IY extremeties, now 'and then,/frst set of wives was divorced after really wear that stuff? . . , Mae/CAIAPUIt her into the papers. fame fell upor their mat Busch coming out of the-Hliliview| In describing Nataile's first scrown . . she may marry a press>agent/kiss the press agent mays: \Miss . .. well, that'll help 'cut down ex-| Kingston was 17.when Mack Sennett BALDWIN VP PLAEN penses in more ways than one ... .discovered her; In the middle of her wonder what they've done with wlilfirst kiss, the camera stopped and,| Baldwin Hook and Ladder Co. No. the old beer.steins? . . . Jacqueline|due to embarrassment, the girl faint- Logan riding. with her real estate/ed.- When revived, Nataile went to husbaid and passing Corinne Griffith|her dressing room and remained in[held on February 1ith, Lincoln's ion for the balance of the day.\|birthday .eve., at St: Christopher's contintfity his story about/auditorigm, Merrick road and Per- the -agent describes the/®hing. boulevard. The affiir pro- a popular|actress' last kiss before the camera.|®ises to be thé gala event in Bald- for publictty] \In wfiuom“ Harry Lang-|in.. Beautiful prizes for costumen, don recently, Natalle was directed to| 2180 & handsome:door prize, lorlg, lingering kiss upon|_JOUR C. Lott, A. R. Mabry, John F. O'Toole, and Tr. L. J. Goldfarb to parade new clothes and tell old|stopped a few tninutes later, Mr, 22W the committee of arrange- Langdon .fainted. and was carried] \\* R » from the set. New York-At & dinner Sance in honor of Alexander. P. Moore there was a bull's head over the hotel's erected ms a. monument to the|baliroom entrance, a reminder of 'memory ot the late matinee idol Dy/the chief sport of Spain. in my 1i spitting profusely . v . 'Adsiphe Menjou and wife have really separated Mary Philbin going in Woolworth's ... a R annual masque and civic ball to be grotesque jookin Mitchell mrosa from this service. mport said that . crash tests were cunducted lete 'alrplanins. It was. dis- d that the exhfust, stack was very serious source of firs, and that if It were posible to so design stack that would be cool td prevent the seidgn'tion olime or ofl sprayed. ito <the the number of fires would be wreitly' reduced. retlinina of standard |. 1 is making extensive plans for thelr . tinued in so large a scale that the for The second decade were 53,254,000: trees <in New York and 41,516,000 in Penn-ylvania. 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