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FINE FEATHERS —"Proud as a peacock” comes natural
to this bird, a rare white peacock in Leipxig, Germany, ig».
BOLLYWOOD STAR-LITES
By Chuck Cochard
HOLLYWOOD (Exclusive) —
Previews of the Week
“Espionage Agent” featuring a
cast of Joel McCrea, Brenda Mar
j shall, Jeffery Lynn, and George
! Bancroft is a thrilling picture of
ja young diplomat and his bat
tle against a spy ring. It reveals
for the first time the need of
some new legislation concerning
spys in the United States. It will
open your eyes.
Will color pictures ever com
pletely dominate the silver
screen to the extent that black
and white films will become as
rare as silent pictures today?
More color Films are being
made today than at any time in
history. Every studio now includ
es many color pictures on their
year’s schedules.
At 20th Century-Fox there is
Swanee River with Don Ameche,
Andrea Leeds and A1 Jolson and
The Bluebird with Shirley Tem
; pie, Johnny Russel and Nancy
■ Kelly in production. Drums
Along the Mohawk with Henry
Fonda and Claudette Colbert and
Hollywood Cavalcade are ready
to be released.
David Selznick will soon re
lease his color epic Gone With
tre Wind. MGM will soon do
likewise with “Northwest Pas
sage” the Spencer Tracy feature.
I The youngest person ever to
make a comeback in Hollywood
is Baby Leroy, who will attempt
to recapture his place in the
hearts of the millions of movie
goers who once thought he was
tops. Under his new title of Lon
\ nie LeRoy he will star in “The
Biscuit Eater.” Unbeknownst to
; the film colony, Paramount kept
i, the 7-year-old youngster on its
payroll after he outgrew the
baby roles and have been secret
ly grooming him for outstand
! ing juvenile parts.
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lives on the ‘Outside’, using Sour
ough Stationery. They’ll get a big
kick out of it.
F CAMERA SCORES A BULLSEYE —The shutter clicked just as photographer was
I above tin of 555*foot Washington monument in nation’s capital. Sightseeing cars add to the pattern.
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Testing Defense Weapons
ABERDEEN. Md Oct 14—The
cloak of secrecy surrounding the
nation's latest defense weapons
are going to be remov d A spec
ial demonstration pu'iing the
new weapons through heir p aces
will be held before a select aud
ience at the government pr wing
grounds.
Only members of the Army or
dnance association, nev, .-men and
persons having special permis
sion from the War Department,
will be allowed to see the demon
stra' ion.
The commanding officer of the
proving grounds, Col. J hn Rose
said the weapons ranging from
a new semi-automatic rifle to a
railway mounted cannon will be
demonstrated.
Among other weapons to be
tested are new portable antiair
craft guns which work o . ; ma
chine gun principle, and several
naval batteries.
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OPTIMISTS’ CLUB
TORONTO (/f\i — Because of
unsettled conditions in Europe
Poland withdrew its exhibit at
the annual Canadian National
Exhibition here this year, but
expr swd confidence the country
“will be exhibiting again next
year.”
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a ill develop new business
for you.
FALSE PEACE RUMOR
BROT JOY TO GERMANY
BERLIN. Oct. 14 (JP) — The
German population indulged in a
brief fa'se armistice celebration
when multiple rumors spread nf
the end of the wrar and c; ! apse
of the British g vernmerit and
that the Western powers had
sued for peace.
The false report sped by word
of mouth through the nation,
with lightning rapidity and work
was interrupted as people rejoic
ed and thronged the streets.
The source of the nitrei is a
mystery. The press and radio
immediately denied the rumors,
termining it as a shameless and
frivolous trick of the British j
ministry of lies.
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RED IN THE FACE
Tourist—Can I get a room for
three?
Hotel Clerk—Have you a reser
vation?
Alaska Tourist (indignantly)—
Do I look like an Indian?
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HOLLYWOOD IDEAL
MATCH ON THE ROCKS
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14 i.V) —
Actress Betty Grable was grant
ed an uncontested divorce from
Jackie Coogan. The pretty screen
actress charged extreme cruelty.
Her romance and marriage
\vi h the famous kid of the -dent
firn era had been considered one
of Hollywood’s ideal matches un
til beset by financial difficulties.
Y rung Coogan has accepted a
contract for a personal appear
ance tour.
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H A 1 S OFF TO THE QUEEN .—Ten-gallon hats sail through the air as a chon; lf.ir.Iin
Sinunons university cowgirls applauds the roping exhibition being staged bv Jane Snell (f . ground),
1 one of the best girl lariat artists in Texas. Some 40 co-eds comprise a cowgirls' corps at the Abilene
college, making their appearances at athletic events and campus fiesta
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AT EUROPE’S HOT SPOT—This marker, bearing the name and date (June 28, 1919) of
the Versailles treaty, marks point where Poland, Danzig and East Prussia meet and threaten war.