The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 17

v-Vtw THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1939 17 55 red nose is Spencer Tracy. While battling a barracuda at Balbao, a made up as an electrician, didn't fool Garbo when they tried to crash her fittings with Adrian. Dancer JFiffc B. G. bee butted him instead.

BETwm HOLLYWOOD Mrs. Jimmy Ellison lunched at the Beverly Brown Derby the other hmP'j br OADW i ijPv jn I fish Hedda Hopper's HOLLYWOOD It's A Woman's World In New Crop Of Films. day. The place was so packed she sat back in a corner and rushed through her lunch without even looking around. Jirmuy, with his manager in tow, dashed into the same place for a quick sandwich and dnshed out again.

Neither El Garbo does a Keystone comeay fall in "Ninotschka." Popular Margaret Lindsay will be among those missing at Warner's when option time comes up. It took Matty Malneck and the Folies Bergcre to get Carole and Clark away from their valley home for an evening. Cole Porter said if he'd known so many beauties would hold hia hand during his convalescence, he'd have been here two years ago. Kay Francis, Binnie Barnes, and Loretta ry i irmn-a, 1 1 I ai i i ax a. BHADCLIFFf Something New Something New lison saw the other.

Later at din rise Fi'gif Pictures ner they heard over the air rumors 4-5 Vv of their being about to have a divorce. When Dr. Walter Damrosch ap HOLLYWOOD, MAY 29 At last the prize ring has been made the subject of a motion picture that lacks the standard eleventh hour dash by the heroine and subsequent ringside resurrection of a badly battered hero. The movie in question is "Invitation To Happiness," which arrives at the Palace one week from Thursday. OW THAT our Hollywood women have snared their peared on Bing Crosby's set, the studio immediately called for still pictures.

Bing said, "I'd love it, but how about getting the doctor's consent?" My spies on the same set men, what with all the recent marriages, our producers are followine through on the screen. Yes- Up to now, a boxing hero's ex- 'differ- fight picture that is really ent." sir, it's a woman's year, all right! Why, there is Norma periences in a movie have been sensational championship bouts. At first there would be hectic rounds Young took turns. Cathedral films "The Great Commandment," which is being made on the Selznick lot, is the only film company that works on Sunday! (Copyright. "39, by F.squtre Features, Ine.

JieprodiKtion Strictly Forbidden.) TO GIVE CARD PAETY. The Florence Avenue and Riddle Road homes for the aged, operated by the Little Sisters of the Poor, will benefit from a card party which friends of the Sisters ate to give at the Hotel Gibson at 8:30 o'clock Saturday nieht. June 10, tell me that Linda Ware will be a sensation and will have Deanna Durbin looking to her laurels. All work, no play. When Director Anatole Litvak is doing a pic- Shearer standing on her head to the delight of the onlookers in "The Women," Hedy Lamarr going native in "The Lady IN THE MAILBOX.

In which a hard-punching villain Robert Donat, who scores heavily in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," which will screen here next month, has been of the Tropics, and Madeline Carroll answering the ques-1 ture he occupies the beach house, slugged him onto the canvas. Then while Miriam holds forth on the would come the crucial moment when it seemed that the punch- tion "Are Husbands Necessary?" And just look at the titles of thejxhere was nothing inspiring about other pictures coming up: "Angel it. And if it. looks as realistic on hilltop.

John Garfield was lunching in the Green Room at the studio when dizzy hero's shoulder blades were invited to play with the repertory company at the Old Vic Theater next fall. He will do a number of plays there Kay Bolger, dancing star of the stage version about to be cemented permanently the screen in technicolor, as it did; through the loud speaker came "Mr. Miss Nora Flanagan is Chairman of the committee in charge. Garfield's car waiting." Mr. Gar in Furs," "Hotel for Women," "Forgotten Women," "Modern Cin- to the resin.

At this instant, the heroine made her breathless of "On Your Toes." It's a funny to the eye, it will be a strong plea for peace. a Even Vivien Leigh and Belle Wat-ling as water girls didn't pretty it up. Vivien told me she'd lost three for a musical show for Broadway derella," "The Old Maid," "A Woman is the Judge," "Edith Cavell," "Fifth Avenue Girl." "Lit-! Somehow the Inspiration girl Eddie Albert, now with "The Boys From Syracuse" on Broadway, has been signed for the movie version wended her way to a ringside seat. field blushed, everyone stood up at attention while he rushed out. Next day he took great pains to explain that it was a studio car waiting to take him on location.

Yos, sir, he's going to remain simple if it kills him. And if they keep ganging up on him, it will. Hedy Lamarr, disguised as a Somehow sne managed make AGENCIES PLAN ELECTION. The United Jewish Social Agencies will elect officers at a meeting June 8 at Losantiville Country Club. Carl E.

Pritz is retiring President. An entertainment pro gram and several addresses also are planned. of 'On Your Toes." Its a funny her prescence known to the glassy eyed idol whose tunishment was pounds in a week doinng those horror scenes. She's one girl who insists on looking "what she's supposed to be filthy, ragged, bloody. Make no mistake about it there's a swell actress.

world The third motion picture in the series on The Enquirer directly the result of a romantic cartoon strip, "Blondie," will go be tie and "Daughters Courageous." The year 1939 looks like a woman's year. Well, what year isn't? The only producer who seems to be holding out against them is Cecil B. DeMille, who has definitely abandoned "Esther." He told me it was entirely too controversial a subject, that Biblical story about misunderstanding. Perhaps she held his hand for a split second wardrobe woman, and Guilaroff, fore the cameras next week. between rounds.

Perhaps she only When Vic Fleming took a week off to rest up in a hospital he wor smiled sweetly as he peered at her Gloria Day is the talented swing tapster with Benny Goodman and his band at the Alhee Theater this teeek. from the spot where his chin rested Penny Singleton has already started rehearsals in this number, which will be titled "Blondie Takes a Vacation." Leon Benson, Hollywood writer for Paramount advertising department and former ried so when he was shown his X-ray, he said, "These are no good. I want to see the dailv rushes." The on the At any rate, her ap Esther, daughter of a Jew who pearance worked wonders in the became a queen. She and ner doctor just r.hook his head, advised battling boy friend adopted father. Mordecai, also a first meeting after July 1 prob In the time it takes to say Jack staff man on the Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune, will return to Cin Dempsey, the hero strength be No Padcmvski cinnati next week to visit his dad came the strength of 10.

Then he Rudy Benson, Coney Island's pub upped and popped his tormentor out for a long count. licist A special delegation of The "supernatural" clinches in Barkers from the Cincinnati Va ably will 'be a battle between Mayod Mathison and Bachmann, but observers believe Bachmann will pass up the mayoralty to have floor opportunities. SAFETY GAIN IN PERIL FROM RURAL TRAFFIC him to go back onto the picture. He'd get him when it was Another one they'll get when it's over is the producer, David Selz-niok. He's headed for a honey of a breakdown.

So far he hasn't taken a day off. Bob Taylor and Spencer Tracy are the problem boys at Mettro. How long can their beards grow for "Northwest Passage" without offending you ladies? "Of Beards the finals of prizefight pictures riety Club will be present in Omaha, June 26, when the Variety have been overworked so much that both action-loving and ro Jew, slay ail their enemies in the kingdom and become all powerful. Who would have thought an old Biblical tale could have so much dynamite that a twentieth century movie producer wouldn't dare touch it for the screen? Wish I could take everyone who yells for war on Selznick's back-lot to see the Atlanta depot Civil War battle scenes. There are hundreds of dummies lying on red, dusty slopes.

Extras without arms, legs ghastly real. Other living extras smeared with blood, dirty faces, matted beards, filthy clothes. Clubs of America give a testimonial mance-seeking movie fans have be dinner for Right Rev. Mons, Ed come weary of films about fisti ward J. Flanagan of Boystown cuffs.

The MorningAfter Taking Carters Utile Liver Pills The clubs selected Mons. Flanagan and Men" is as important in Holly for their annual National Humani wood as "Do you take cream in your coffee?" tarian Award. "Invitation To Happiness," which was previewed here a few weeks Rgo, takes stock of prejudices of theatergoers. It offers a prizering feature that treats an old subject from a new point of view. Chicago, May 29 (UP) Traffic deaths on rural highways increased "sharply in number in April and may yet spoil the nation's safety record of 17 months' continuous improve No, there aren't two W.

C. Fields in town. The other one with the New Operetta red MacMurray js the prizefighter who fails to attain his am bition to become a champion. In ment, the National Safety Council said today. 10 states still unreported, despair after his failure, he learns 'that his whole life has been de-Ijvoted to pursuit of a false ideal the council reported 2,210 traffic fatalities, a decrease of only 40 from the figure for April, 1938.

Cities showed a nine per cont decrease. Percentage decreases and The musical public of Cincinnati and vicinily Is seemingly loath to believe that I'a-derewski will not he able to play here again. Ever since the announcement of his illness in New York last week and the necessary cancellation of the four concerts remaining on his tour, which included Cincinnati, admirers have telephoned the office of J. H. Thuman In the hope that a change had taken place and that the concert would be given after all.

These hopes cannot be realized, because Paderewski has definitely abandoned the remainder of his tour and will not play here tomorrow evening, nor perhaps ever again. Mr. Thuman has received positive word to that effect. All who have tickets for the concert on Wednesday evening can have them redeemed at Mr. Thuman's office In Baldwin's, 142 West Fourth street The office will not be open on Memorial Day, hut at any other time the tickets will be redeemed.

that could not bring him happiness. Irene Dunn plays the fighter's wife. Her sacrifices for her husband are unappreciated until after DEMONSTRATOR will be here to asist you in Jitting correctly. number of lives "saved" by states a period of separation during which the pair's youngster is forced to make a decision as to which of his parents he will live with. FAMOUS -MAKE 'M 'M CHROUHfBfMD Lj A Permanent for the four months included: Wyoming, 44-12; Pennsylvania, 38-208; Indiana, 16-48; New York, 15-1C1; West Virginia, 14-15; Kentucky, Although the picture is about a Health Belts 'prizefighter, its emphasis on life outside the ring provides many in cidents which parallel the everyday War Men Children! Measures and disappointments of jMr.

and Mrs. Average Man. 12-20. Kansas City was the largest city without a traffic fatality in April. Milwaukee led all cities over 500,000 with a death rate of 8.5.

Leaders in other population groups and their rates were: Providence, R. 4.7. Invitation To Happiness is one Supports your book. Helps prevent quick tiring. Support and ieduoes the abdomen makes clothes fit better! that uill stay lovely thru an active summer.

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Lebanon, Ohio, May 29 Mrs. far Mem, Women, Childranl Foraea yaa to alt and stand vact. HeJpa straighten ngly round ahoidders. Help joti ta IctHm correctly. BUT F.

R. HAS MORE X-Rut, Ocnnlnl. T.x- Mae Clifford, 22 years old, of 1312 Rrldgewnrk rbene HAin em mr Use Cotflxm Main Street, Cincinnati, was in fZJ Admlnlsterrd, jured severely when the automobile FAIK STOKE, ChKannaft, O. in which she was riding with her Xfeaao and ma aba fallowing Nulifo Garments. husband, Ernest Clifford, 24, struck DR.

H. BASKIND a parked automobile on Route 42 Carol Skinner, sophomore at the I'niversity School, is the author of an original operetta, "Solotaia Ribka," to he presented tomorrote evening. Tomorrow evening at 8:15 the pu at Genntown, north of here tonight. Physicians said Mrs. Clif Nnlife Health Bells, $2 fWalst Meaa.Hip ford suffered a compound fracture I 1 522 VINE Bet.

5th 6th It A 1613 of the frontal bone of her fore MAN WOMAH CRTU gPHCTAt. niSPATt'H TO THB X.N'griRKJI. Wheeling, W. May 29 Although Carl G. Bachmann, former Congressman and bitter foe of P.

R. government, was the first candidate to receive a' quota of 1,940 votes in the proportionate representative councilmanic election Thursday, P. R. will have a 5-4 majority, according to complete returns today. The first P.

R. election here was four years ago when the present council took office. P. R. supporters elected were: head.

Clifford was cut. He said he I struck the parked car to avoid an pils of University School will pre oncoming machine. Nulife ShonTcW Brace, $1 WejjirtHttTCheit sent an original operetta, "Solotaia Ribka," which, with the exception of the music, carries the distinction PHILIPPS POOLS. I I I Picnic parties at the Philipps I MAN WOMAJt CHILD I I of being the entire production of Including Shampoo and Styled Finger Ware. Mayor John J.

Mathison, Coun- the students. The dialogue and swimming pools in Price Hill and Wainut Hills will be included on the Decoration Day schedule for 8. C. QUICKLY RELIEVED MY HEADACHE! verse originated from the pen of NAME cilmen C. Hal Brues, Russell Goodwin, and Robert Shockley, and Carl Neumann.

Opponents these recreation spots, Frank J. Carol Skinner, a sophomore stu Philipps, general manager, has an ADDRESS dent, whose delightful musical of P. R. elected were Councilman Paul Duffy, who ran second, dramatization of "Alice in Wonder nounced. The pools will be open from 10 o'clock this morning until 10 o'clock tonight.

Accommodations Joseph J. Gilligan, and Donald land," produced at University School Cbark: OlI.C Charga Habig, son of former Councilman for night bathing have encouraged Tint floor last year, gave pronounced evidence Ambrose Habig. formation of several large assem of the distinct creative and dramat The election of Mayor at the blies if weather permits. Will also quickly relieve muscular aches, neuralgia, simple nervousness and functional periodic pains. ic abilities of this young lady.

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