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Dream Pre-Vues
"Remarkable Andrew" On
Tonight and Wednesday
Helen Drew and Wtn. Holden
are the featured star* in the
Dream Theatre’s film offering f"r
tonight and Wednesday. This
laugh epic should be included in
your theatre menu for the week, j
‘On the Spot,” a sports reel, is •
also included on the program.
HOLLYWOOD BREVITIES
By Bobbin Coons
Lynn Bari is a girl Hollywood
had to grrw up to. She’s not too i
tall any more. There’s a vogue
for height.
Lynn, the svelte, dark-haired
beauty, has done some growing
up on her own, too. As an actress.
In the 10 years since she skipped
school to answer a movie ad for
“tall girls”—she was 13 then—
she has added an inch and a half
to her physical stature and also
won distinction as the only girl
at her situdio to rise from stock
girl to stardom. She gets that
billing, along with Edward G.
Robinson and Victor McLaglen.
in “Tampico”.
She was five-feet-five when i
she answered the ad, but her j
mother’s high-heeled shoes and ,
long dregs helped to qualify her
as a ‘‘tall girl” even then. She j
j became a “tall girl” dancer in i
Joan Crawford’s “Dancing Lady.” j
In the ensuing years—
“I’d paster producers and the
casting office for parts I wanted,
and until the past year," she said,
“I’d always get the same answer:
I was too young to play import
ant leads and too tall to play in
genues. I might have put in a
word about Garibo’s being no
midget, but that was no come
back. I knew the answer to Garlbo
was that I wasn’t one.
‘‘After years of being too tally
it was a relief to learn they ac
tually needed a tall girl for
! ‘Hello. Frisco, Hello.’ It was the j
second lead and I was the ‘other
i woman’, but it was a good part
! in a good picture, and it got me
this.
“I owe a vote of thanks to
whoever started thus vogue for
tall girls on the screen Anyway,
they don’t think of me as either
l tall or short any more. Like
everything else, height is rela
! tive. I’m tall if you put me be-!
side Veronica Lake; I’m a shorty j
alongside Alexis Smith, and a j
happy medium if you put me be-1
tween Rosalind Russell and In-!
grid Bergman."
I’ve always thought Miss Bari’s
figure was something extra spe- j
cial, but I didn’t know how j
special until I talked to Yvonne
Wood, who designed her clothe;
for “Tampico”.
Miss Wood said she was hav
ing one heck of a time dressing
Bari for this picture. The Bari(
form had one glaring fault for
‘‘Tampico’’—it was ‘-to perfect.”
It was just right, all over, and
that made it tough on Miss Wood.
“You see,” she explained, “in
this picture she’s supposed to be
wearing inexpensive clothes that
Mr. Rofbinson buys for her. But
she has the kind of figure that
makes even a $10 dress look like
a $500 creation. It was the hard
est job I ever had to make that
figure look cheaply dressed. It’s
a really rare figure that is both
aristocratically slim and alluring
ly rounded—and she has it,"
That called for the vital statis
tics. and here they are: weig'f,
117; bust. 35 inches; waist 24;
33-inch upper hip and 35-inch
lower; 42 inches in length from
waist to floor; 19 1-2 inches from
knee to floor; calf, 12 1-2 inches;
ankle, a neat seven inches.
"And that," said Miss Wood
“is a million dollar figure."
CLIPPER VICTIM
ROGNAN SEEKS
$405 500 FROM PAA
NEW YORK — Damages of
$405,500 are sought from Pan
American Airways by Jeanne M.
Rognan, dancer, as a result of
the Lisbon Clipper crash of last
February. In two suits filed
against PAA in New York Fed
eral Court recently. Mi's. Rog
nan asks for $250,000 because of
the death of her husband and
dance partner, Roy Rognan of
Lorraine and Rognan team, a sep
arate payment of $150,000 for in
juries sustained by herself and
an additional $5,500 for loss of
baggage.
The dancer charges in her com
plaint that the seaplane was care
lessly and improperly operated,
and that as a result of the crash
she has suffered great pain of
body and mind. She alleges per
manent injuries which will ren
der her una/ble to resume her
professional career for a long
time.
USO-Camp Shows. Inc., last
month voted an outright payment
of $3,600 each to Mrs. Rognan.
Jane From an and Gypsy Mark
off, last two also injured in the
Clipper tragedy. Payments were
for coverage of medical expenses
already incurred and for unem
ployment. They represented the
maximum amounts would would
have been due under accident in
surance coverage now provided
by USO-CSI for of--shore per
formers. CSI committee also
voted at that time to advance
sums up to $3,500 in each case
to meet further medical bills,
pending settlement of victims’ I
against PAA.—(Billboard).
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NOME GIRL AND
FAIRBANKS BOY WED
Constance AJl/n is married to
Donald Cramer, manager of the
Cramer Dairy of Fairbanks. The i
ceremony took place in the Cath-1
olic church with Jane Smith, j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Smith, of Nome, Alaska, as■
the bridesmaid, and Fred Seel- j
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married to Dorothy O’Mara, J
formerly of Nome, as best man.
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at the church, the young couple
and their friends wen* oiit to the
Cramer house for a grand re
ception. .
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