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FILMLAND NEWS

BUSTER KEATON IN GLASGOW

Buster Keaton, one of Holly- wood's best known comedians-the only funny man whose smile has nover been registored by a film camera-made a surprise visit to Glasgow recently to begin a honey- tour with his wife, Mie

moon Barivone

A fruit bont, the California Express, which has limited pas- adnger nccommodation, landed the couple unexpectedly at Princes Dock in the afternoon, at the end of a 6,000 miles voyage from 8an. Pedro, near Los Angeles.

Buster's wife revealed that ha intends to smile in his next film, which will be shot in a Parisian studio. The amile is a condition of his contract.

He has been in the business since he was 21, and ho has never onco smiled in a film, sợ that a grin dn the solemn Keaton mask would be almost as grent a novelty as the sound of Charlie Chaplin's volce,

Mrs. Kenton made another ro- velation: Buater, sho says, has uxperimented with a broad grin in some of the Hollywood Alms, but before they reached the public, the laughing parts were cut out.

SATURDAY,

AUGUST – 25, 1934.

EVENING WEAR. “GHOST VISION”

Curls and Combs to be Worn at Dances.

COOKERY NOTES,

The coiffure for the evening is curled and waved. - A prolly cay of bunching, back the curle with a crystal comb is illus

sketch trated. The second illustrates rather close waves and tiny flat curls, held by a ahaped band of diamante work well on the back of the head.

In the French picture Buster will be shown as a convict who lo mis taken for a gangster chief. The production will take six weeks to complete. He and his wife will return to their home at Beverley CRAPEFRUIT SYLLABUB Hills, near Hollywood, on Septem-pwo grapefruits, sugar to taste, ber 1.

two whites of eggs, one pill of

"Probably we shall come back to eroam. Scotland Just to see Loch Lomond Strain the juice of the grapefruit und Edinburgh," Bald Buster. and sweaten to taste. Pour about "Suro" agreed Mrs.. Kenton. one tablespoonful of the juice into the Bundue glasses. Whip up There is nothing in this 40-year-whites of cags and then the cream, uld vialtor's appearance or manner Mix the two whips together and to suggest the comedian. He is drain over clean aleve. Lifti quiet and serious, but obviously foam carefully from sieve on to Just as enthusiastle as ever about the grapefruit juice just before winning back the place in the fore serving. front of Gim favourites which he once held along with Charlie Chap- lin and Harold Lloyd.

"Yep," he said, "I have lost a bit of ground, but I reckon I can get it back again."

Mr. Kenton was last in London in August 1930. "You have made a lot of progress with British firms: since then," he said. "That 'Henry

ours.

"If. I get an offer I will be only too happy to play in a British-made comedy."

KEIR HARDIE STATUE

L.C.C. APPROACHED

FOR SITE

FORMER TRAGEDY

RE-ENACTED

A "ghost vision" which occurred to a girl in Kingsway, a busy London thoroughfare, recently, re- enacted a tragedy which happened almost, at the sama spot over a year ago, and of which the girl

was unaware,

While walking in Kingsway, the girl gave a sudden cry, throw up her arms, and collapsed.

She was rushed into a chemist's shop, where, after a time, she recovered.

Her explanation of the incident was remarkable

She was walking back to lier place of business, zhe said, when she got the impression that some-

girl" ono "It seemed to be

had fallen from the window of a high building, landing at her fent.

The shock caused her to cry out and collapse, and she was in the chomist'e ahop for 20 minutes before she was considered well enough to be allowed to go.

"Nothing of the sort has happeni| ad to me before," she said, "and I can't understand how I got tho Idon of a body falling near me."

It was learned, afterwards, that about 18 months ago a giri did fall, with falal results, from one of the upper windows of a high bullding, practically at the spot where the girl collapsed.

Curiously enough, the latter girl had never heard of the tragedy which, by some peculiar delusion, she saw re-enacted in Kingsway's busy scene,

LIBEL ACTION. SETTLED

CAPTAIN SUES AUTHOR

OF A NOVEL

A libel action concerning a pass- age in "A Glastonbury Romance," written by Mr. John Cowper. Powys,

of Hillsdale, Columbia County, U.S.A, was settled in the King's Bench Division, Londen, recently. The plaintiff was. Cap- Woofer Hole Caves; Somerset, and tain Gerald William Hodgkinson, of

the Powys and sued Mr.

and publishers

printers. John

he

VIII. lm gave Hollywood .. The trustees the Keir Hardie Lane (The Bodley Head), Ltd., terrific jolt. There is no reason Memorial Fedve approached London, and Ebenezer Baylis & why you should not turn out pic the London County Council for n Son (Ltd.), London. tures as good as, if not better than, suitable site in the Metropolis for Mr. Norman Birkett, KC., for told the the erection of n status of Kair Captain Hodgkinson, Hardie.

Court that "by the good sense of It was originally intended that all the parties the case had been permission should be sought for settled on terms." the statue to be placed in the The caso arose in a rather re- After touring Glasgow in House of Commons, but unanimous markable way out of a rather re motor car he left in the evening consent of the responsible authorl-markable book written by Mr. for London by the Night Scot, and ties could not be secured. It is Powys. It concerned some famous intends to cross to Paris during the expected that no difficulties will be caves in Somerset-the Wookey next few days.

raised by the L.C.C., and the work Hele Caves which were vialted by Buster's first wife was Natalie will be commenced as soon as the thousands of people each year.

arrangements can ba

These caves had been in Captain Talmadge, alster of. Norma Tal-detailed madge, both of whom were silent-made.

Hodgkinson's family for at least The sum of money in the fund is

They were Alm afars.

three generations. close on 50,000, and the expected introduced into the book, and there NOT SO BLACK AS FAINTED. cash balance after the status is was also a character called. Philip

finished will be devoted to pro- Crow.

financial The Rev. William. J. Cantwell,viding

aesistanco to Roman Catholic Bishop of Los Socialist pioneers who may be in

The

crusado against Hollywoods sex pictures.

and

Anybody reading the book might Identify Captain Hodgkinson with

*

Angeica, has arrived in London nec trustees of the fund aro the /Philip Crow. It was not necessary flushed with the success of his rime Minister. Mr. James Max Bow to indicate points of resem- ton, M.P., Lord Snowden, the ft. blanco, but the book spoke of the Hon. Fred Jowett,

Mr. owner of the caves and of an noro- the The Bishop began his crusade 18 Francis Johnson. The first four plane flight to the caves. by months ago, and has now secured succoeded Hardie as chairman of owner.

Captain Hodgkinson was a dis- a pledge from Hollywood producera the I.L.P. and Mr. Johnson' as that they will clean up the screen.general aecretary of the party was tinguished pilot in the war, said

"The stars," he says,

associated in office with each of Mr. Birkett, and the character in the book could and would by ordin- from publicity. Everything they them, Including Keir Hardlo

ary readers who know him be Identified with him."

"stuffer

do is A newspaper tople in the States. Their chief fault is they

have no idea of how to spend was told the shirt had been sent. The point is that Philip Crow in the book is a man of the most money, and little idea of its value, to the laundry.

#

It was

They do, of course, disalpate their Leaping into his car, he dashed immoral and most depraved char lives with their money, but they through the streets of Hollywood acter." continued Mr. Birkett, "and are by no means so black as they to the laundry. There, amid the section of the book dealt with the actual seduction of his cousin in whirring belts and machinery he the actual cave itself. Further ara pointed.”

found the shirt, junt as CUFF WORTH £20,000. about to be placed in the wash tub, parts of the book deal with the On the shirt cuff-were a few al-visits of Phillip Crow to a house of Fred Astaire WIB dressing most illegible scrawls. They were repute, and he is described as ielsurely in his Hollywood home one jottings for a step dance which Mr. the father of an illegitimate child." Mr. Justice Acton stayed all morning when he missed the oven-Astaire had made while listening ing shirt he had worn the previous to the broadcast of a boxing match. further proceedings, and ordered. night. He rang for his valet, and The studio values them at £20,000. payment out of the sum in Court.

SALESMAN SAM

NO WONDER TH2, LIGHTS WERE OUT! SOMEBODY POPPED POOR „BULL, AN' KNOCKED HIM INTA SLUMBERLAND!

SPEAK TA ME, Duzz! ITA SAMMY THROWIN' WATER IN. YER FACE!

Now, How Did Sam Know?

"NOW! TAKE OR CASY, OL

·TOR AND TELL ME FEST

WHAT HAPPENED!

WELL; A COUPLA FELLOWS BUSTED INTO TW' STORE AH BLACK JACKED MEIBEYOND THAT, I DON'T KNOW WHAT

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8 Olly cabbaghi. O Actions which may have a legal

algnificance.

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14 Plant again.

15 Sadly put out.

16 Try the garment on again and

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18 Boosted about one of his grand-

father's daughters.

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September and partly October.

It would seem that one Intended.

24 In this collection of military huts only is

.This ventured, mony summers in a sea of glory, But far beyond my. ("King Henry VILL")...

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30 "N.C.O. tones print-" of a Lon- cashire magnato, presumably (anag.);

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2 Greek tribe who show how to get

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uo lose.

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Toddler at the seaside very often In one.

a 29 Past.

7 Times, as we know, are changed. 8 Party.

10 As you like it.

18 French lesson.

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this.

10 Take a journey among the ex- plosives to find this weapon.

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at ita queor finl

21 The predecessor of the dust-bin. 28 This is the leading gents of the fish that has here lost Its tail.

25 A noticeable point about a rose. 26 You'll find it hard to distinguish any difference between this and 11 Across I certainly can't.

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