1936
THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
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Mary Carlisle
By HARRISON CARROLL
Sing Features Syndicate, Inc.
u, )i I YWOOD Mary Carlisle's
,.noe witn ner
is really an
amazing story.
Since the blonde
star's return
from England,
she has received
32 cable frrams
from the young
man. averaging
25 words apiece
(cables come at
34 cents a word,
too). Not satis
fied with this, he
has called her on
the long distance
telephone 11
,,w, talking In her absence to her
mother the servants or anyone who
would answer. Not for just three
m,nutM either, but for 10 and 15
minutes at a time.
Despite London dispatches that he
married an English girl, his latest
cable assures the star that he is
sailing for New York immediately
anj will lose no time in flying to
Hollywood.
Says Mary: "It's getting ridiculous.
I wish he would stop it."
Amusing about Jack Oakie. It was
finally decided that Venita Varden
would not accompany him on location
for "The Texas Hangers" and Jack
took the train alone. We don't
know what happened, but an S. I'. S
came from the comedian and Ins
f,nl'' chartered a plane to join him in
C.uliup- We hear that Jack was
w.iitinc impatiently at the end of a
cow pasture when the plane landed.
number of das, but is doing her
routines now without apparent
handicap.
Elaborate Plans
Made For Staging
Pageant At WCTC
Heard an amusing story illustrat
ing Jean Harlow's wit. Several years
ago, Charles Hover did a not too
important part as Jean's chauffeur
in "Hed Headed Woman".
The other day, the two met ajrain
after the French actor had been
signed to co-star with MarU-iu-Dietrich
in "The Garden of Allah".
"When are we going to play to
gether again T' asked Jean.
"You mean in another picture like
the last one?" asked Hoyer
"Oh. no," flashed Jean. "This rime
I'll drive you ! "
Cqlebration Will lie Given On
Hillside At Teachers College
At Cullowhee Friday
Night
CL'LI.OWHEE. May 14 Elaborate I
plans are hemp ma.ie at Western1
Carolina Teachers College for the
presentation of "The Pageant of Edu
cation," in celebration of the hun
dredth anniversary of the beginning!
of public education in North Caorlina.
It wiK be given on the evening of May'
22, on the hillside theatre of the:
west 'campus. j
The North Carolina Symphony Or-;
chestra, of which Joseph De Nardo
is director, has been secured for the
music. It is composed of thirty-nine
members. Special arrangements of
folk tunes and melodies of the periods
represented in the pageant will be
played.
Miss Grace Murphy, of New York,
a fraternal theater playwright, edited
the pageant, and Mrs. Eddie M. Wil
ton wrote the dialogue. Dean W. E.
Bird the prologue and continuity, and
Miss Cordelia Camp collected the his
torical data. '
Mi. Corinne McNeir, of Chapel
Hill, and Miss Catherine Neal, of Cul
lowhee. have dene research work ftir
the costumes needed in the several
episode. Miss McNeir is instructor
of the history department under the
extension division at the University
of North Carolina. Miss Neal is
head of the art department at West
ern Carolina Teachers College.
t H T Hunter will be the
narrator of the pageant. He will bo'
Wive Older Tkaa Huskds
The Empress Josephine was older
than Napoleon; Queen Catherine of
Aragon was older than Henry VIII;
Mary Stuart was older than Francis
11 of France; Jenny I. Intl. older than
Otto (ioldsclimidt ; 1 'Israeli's wife was 1
hi elder by lo yearn: Ann Hathaway j
Sliakcseare was '. ml-Ii! e::r older
than her IuisIi.mm! ; Mr Wane"
Har.lin- w.i- old.-r t'.:,t r- l'-e-i.tenr.
.ir..s...i in a flowitiir r.-een robe and i
will be seated on hiirh oia'formj
over the center stage. j
Amplifying arrangements have beep!
made thereby providing mai an most
who see, can also hea-- The telephone
exchange is providing a system of tel
ephones whereby the pageant may be
directed from one spot.
OLD-FASHIONED SHORTCAKE
2 cups flouv.
4 teaspoons baking- powder.
s teaspoon salt.
1 tablespoon sufrar.
One-third cup butter.
cup milk.
Sift together flour, salt, baking
powder and sugar. Cut in the butter
until the mixture is coarse. Stir in
the milk slowly to form a soft dough.
Roll or pat on a floured board to one
half inch in thickness. Bake ia one
cake in a pie pan or cut with a bis
cuit cutter into individual biscuits.
Hake in a hot oven, 425 F., about 15
minutes. When done spirt in half,
spread with butter, and put sweeten
ed fruit between the layers ami on.
top. Serve warm with cream, plain
or whipped.
Read The Ads
The old argument about destroying
the illusions of fans has cropped up
again, with the result that Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
has banned still pic
tures showing the camera and the
crew photographing a scene. Holly
wood has always been jittery about
letting the public see how the wheels
go around. Recently, we discussed
the question with Director Clarence
Brown. His theory is that serious
fans become all the more Interested
in pictures after visiting a studio and
seeing i:ow films are made. He con
cedes, though, that a small percent
age of fans might have the glamor
destroyed.
What do you think?
I
Only eidit people from the Metro
CJol'twwi-.Mayer studio saw tin? sneal
ew of "Kotiieo ami Juliet . win
1 'union:!
h
While
s far
put
and
all
i.n v
whs held at nearby
si uiits were "looking" for it
a:i as Sa" Francisco. The
was -i.ivvii-.Vit in 14 reels
yen. hear are raves.
Irving Thalherg was so nervous no
tiiiivi.i at the theater two heiirs in
advance of the showing, to walrh the
type1 of audience that would view
'his pet picture. IVsirinir yuutniu!
reaction.- studio . attaches telephoned
a nearby ' woman's college, to tip .oil
t;c preview. The message ai-rivoil
iIiiiuk' I lie ..linnet hour and the girls
left their food and made a dash for
the 1 beater.
As near as we ran find out. only
inc..!. nlal retakes are required helore
the pat lire is released. ..-
Here and there in filmland. . . . Ida
Liiipino's mother has now darkened
her hair four
shades to match
her prettv
dotta s. . . . W hen
Hetty ! unless
f o u n d six ot
Mario lresslers
letters in a pack
ing c a s e she
bought unopened
a t a n am i ion.
the first rush ol
fan mail were
o!fer to huv the
setiv crurs. Now.
xavs l.etty. thev
are out niinilie red
to sell her . relics
1 hat was 1 .ie
I .ai niiule. Jr.. at
the oilier evening.
to
n.s
bH lr;
Hetty Kurness
You Asked Me and I'm Telling ml.
Sahe r.erkovieh, I'.rooklyn : l-.l. anoi
Whitnry'.s "injury in rehearsals tor
-'l"bi-ee I'heers for Love" was painlul
bin not serious. roc tors say she
siraiiled a ligament In her shoulder,
flu: bad her back taped up for a
by letters oftering
of the late star. . .
IVunhar with Carl
the ( ale 1. amaze
linsita Moreno telephoned
Hushand Mel Shaiier that she opi
her personal appearaner- lour in
I.liua. l-eru. ill May lld we are
collected bv another sfav-up-l.iter
who savs that the girl with loin
liniiMi at the ( entiirv i Inl. the other
z a ru: -was not I lei. n Moles hut
Ih laine Moler. she s ti Virginia.
suit and she s hreaking into pictures
TODAY'S PUZZLE
What iiiaii-ahout -low a, w ho is re
joicing over the return of a blonde
actress from the east, would .In-
disappointed if he knew whom si
realiv came hack to see?
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20th ANNIVERSARY
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