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(AP Newsft'ature.,.
WASHINCTON NoiniiuitUin of
Mrs. Eugenia AiuieiMin of lU'il
Wing. Minn . .i- :ui;l)uv.:uUi' In
Denmark bui -- the toial number
Of American ttonu-n lioUmg offi
cial posts 111 Hit I lilted States
foreign struct- toita to ltiti M'"
Anderson, attiactive ileimu uitii
national ctnuiiiittei.uiiin.in. i the
first woman to In. hi tin- po t oi
ambassador to a luitcii cuiintiv
. UlOUgh tln ee w tn.it Ji I,. i . b t il
named ininisttis
" Mis. i'erle Me i.i We..!!!.;. W.i-li-.
ingtun and Newport .-uci..hi -. i Hie
most reetn; of llu-c A i ' ! . n.t- .1
minister to l.ut i.lI.wii - ..c l
gan her liiploin.ii u- m nut- in tne
tiny ducliv in An iu i attended bv
much fanfare Mi- iiulli Hi
Owfn Rhode w a- tin I" I v
to hold a niajoi iliplniii.ii it
She was appoiiitt tl i.iini U c It
mark l) I'i esnli- it I
Roosef!t ami . n-il
1933 to Aucn-t
woman niir.i-li :
Mrs I)ai Man
dent Koo-evel:
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is first secretary of the V. S. Era
I bassy at London. She began her
service as vice-consul it alparai
so, t Mile, lattr screed in Stock
holm i''d Ivchine teeund secretarv
,t Brussels. Second Secretary si j
iIh i s is Mi s Ccn'tante Harvev
I BiiliaU) N V. Miss Kli.'.abetii I
Uumes. formerly trade commis !
ioiu r at Rome, is se ond sen e
,i at Lisbon. Others serving as,
tuind secretaries are Mis Kath :
t in Mulc-uoith. Cuba Miss Melon
lluU'itj Nicholl. Ceylon; Doio.hvj
lester. Mexico: Miss Marv Oinr
veil, heland There 'ire live vi) !
aici. thud set lttanes and two i
t.'i iils Mis Kathernie K. O Coil j
i. .. al Ji liani cvSursJ South Al'lica
ii, , I Mrs Dori- M. Allen at Palermo
ital '
Ml Lucille Ai-heson of Coluiu I
liu--, t). as tile tirsf uoiiian u !
.liter the foreign service She wa-
lypouitetl third secrelan at
!t .atioii in Hern. StCitcrl.unl.
later served in Panama. Sic re-
i i .d in 1927.
A- of Sept. 1. approximately oil
.dilr.oli.il women Were in Ht-Ii-ii'.'tton
etth-.r awaitiii'.: as.iiunn-.eiM
!a their first posts oi re-as-i.'il
:::enl to new potts.
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and
Crawford
Upholds
Mink Coat
Tradition
By PATRICIA CLARY
! United Press Staff Correspondent
i HOLLYWOOD tIJPl One of the
! few movie queens who still up-
aulds the glamour tradition of sat
i us. ilianionds. yards of mink and
block-long limousines is Joan
Craw ford.
While other movie dolls are busy
beine, just folks in public. Mis.'
'law lord dre'-'s more like a stai
I if l he screen than she does on.
"She has a natural flair for
laiiotii'," I. or personal di-.ignei
l.elia O Hi ii ii s -id "That's th
ind of woman she is "
! MikS Crawford tones du.wi hei
'.littering wardrobe for movies
she 'dresses simply but well, usu
! lly stai ting, Crawford fans will re
! iicniber. in a waitress uniform.
' "Movie clothes have to be quite
' onse:vatie," Miss O'Brien ex
I ilained. ' If a star wears the fash
j 'on of the moment in a picture
i he'-: coi.iphtely dated when tin
' lietuie is relea.'ed six month-
se; .!, as ioi t
ami -'all t-.'T.it-t,-u-
..r.l U
er- ot ' In w ". .
re-ti'.i ahoat ,
tire dip!"!i-.at ic
appi nxiiiKiU-U
tached to the
office p.'-Pion
stenoarai'.l i : -rators.
Mi,s Fiui'.ci-
r
iit.ii
women tocre-o;-
legations
cithers are
rvice oil leers
merican em
in aM corn
t women rep-
a tenth of the on
ioi ps In addition.
J"'i vi omen are at
t'lieii:!1. service in
- -uch as clerks,
i'-.t! telephone ope
W tliK of California
CAR HORN Ll'LLABY
ROCK ISLAND. Ill iL'Pi At
lenst one 2H-v ear-old Chicagoan
sleeps snundlv. Me proved it. Me
was ordered to appear in court
after police found him sound
asleep, slumped against his car
horn, wakiim everyone in the
neighborhood but himself.
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PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. 17-18
That Forsyth Woman
(In Technicolor)
Starring
(RF.F.R Ci ARSON and ERROL FLYNN
SATURDAY, Nov. 19
DOUBLE FEATURE
max TERHUNE
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LATf: SHOW
FOR YOU I DIE
Starring
CATHY DOWNS and MISCHA AUR
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MONDAY and TUESDAY, Nov. 21-22
AJt Hr U th Thunderina
Drama of f X
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Wears Painted Chiffon
As an example of Miss Craw
ord's personal fashion preference
Miss O'Brien cites the Case of the
Painted Chiffon. This is a fluffy
.vhite evening gown, hand-painted
ivith birds and bees and flowers, in
which Miss Crawford floated to a
Hollywood party. She wowed 'em.
The Miss Crawford in Warner
Bros "The Victim," her next pic
'ure, will be almost as chic as the
Miss Crawford of Hollywood par
ies. "She's going to be dressed like
Mrs. Harrison Williams or Mrs.
Walter Chrysler." Miss O'Brien
said.
She wears, among other things,
i "breath of spring" mink (that's
i $2,000 name for gray), a white
Tiink stole bound around the waist
with a jeweled belt, a few dozen
!ain and fancy evening gowns, a
blue romper with no back and
daringly short pants, and another
beach outfit which leaves her more
undressed than dressed.
"She doesn't have a rag." Miss
O'Brien swore, "that the world's
best-dressed women wouldn't be
proud to wear on the Riveria."
Certainly, Ann
Blyth's Pretty
Teeth 'Originals'
Gildersleeve
Now An
Institution
HOLLYWOOD UB -Now that
he's in Ids loth year as Throckmor
ton P. Ciildersle. ve, Harold Peary
says his fan3 practically nave ioi
gotten he ever plaed any other
roW but the bombastic water com
missioner of Sunimei f.eld.
"But ouce." lie n called, "1 acted
eight different people on the same
15-niinute radio program. And
each in a difi'en ut dialect."
The actor with the doiihle-take
imah ntlmiis howevii'. that he
- i
has scored his greatest success as
C.ildv in the nearly 27 vcars ho has
been in radio.
"Most of I he people w ho listen :
to the show laugh,'' he said. "But,
the program seems to have a pecu
.iar effect on real-life otl'ieials.
"They t o around inakinn me i
honorary water commissioner ot
heir home towns."
Neither the roly-poly comedian
nor radio itself had reached ado
tscence when they had their firsl
jrush in 1923.
Debut as Boy Soprano
I Vary, bom 1-! wars bclore tin
ier the naiiie Ilarrold Jose I'e
eira do f'aria. made his debut i.l
laklaud. I '..!.. its a hoy soprano
il h the Oakland Ttibtlile Juvcii
les. He scarcely had time to sing
over several San Francisco Bay
stations when his angelic soprano
started breaking irregularly into a
iai ituno.
"it's a rata and difficult feat for
i bov Miuraiio to stav in show busi
ioss." Peary says, "hut I gave il
he old Oakland try and landed in
lock compar productions."
He finally found himself in Chi
ago. where he discovered cliarac
er acting was just his dish.
"I'i'-thl on tan for the Gilder
deeve role in 'Fibber McGee and
Molly'." he said. "In Hollywood lat
;r, I branched out into my own
;how "
And this program. NBC's "The
Great Gildersleeve," appeals to be
here to stav.
"That suits me fine," Peary says.
'Eight dill en nl parts are too many.
I'll settle for one character."
Two Days at TherStrand
Two Slimy I)
Satiinl;n
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E.COt)wTiCK IN AFhiCA. Unaware that the great gorilla is a
household pet of a set tier's daughter w ho reared him, a safaii crew
attempt to capture him and are only saved from his fury bv his fair
owner, in John Ford and Merian C. Cooler's thrilling "Mighty Joe
Young," an ArUo Production starring Terry Moore, Ben John
sun, Robert Armstrong with Frank Mellugh. coniing to ihe Strand
Theati"; Sundav-MonUay, Nov. 20-21. With a special matinee short
ing Monday at 3:15 fur school children.
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WAYNESVILLE
DBIVE-kl 1 HEA1BE
PROGRAM
FATHEK-SON KKIGN ENDS
LA CROSSE, Wis. ilJP) When
George Hanson retired as fire chief
it ended a family record of 91 years
Jevoted to the department. Han
son fought fires here for 39 years.
His father. Chris, served in the de
partment .r)2 vials and retired as
chief.
Shows Start at
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7:00 P. M.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. 17
18
Apartment For Peggy
Starring
JEANNE CRAIN and WILLIAM IIOLDEN
Also Selected Short Subjects
SATURDAY, Nov. 19
"EYES OF TEXAS
(In Trucolor)
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SUNDAY. Nov. 20
fflSG RAN T .iSVl
1 jn Rosalind lur h
RUSSELL Jr'
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By GENE HANDSAKER
AP Newsfeatures
HOLLYWOOD Lemmp see.
What columnist was gushing in
irint the other day about Ann
Slyth's teeth? And saying he
hadn't had the nerve to ask her
whether any of them were artifici
llly beautified with caps? Well, I
isked her. They're all her and na
ure's own unenhanced choppers,
nn said. And the amazing thing is,
lot one dentifrice company has
ver sought her endorsement. Here
are some more Blyth scoops
She dopes to go to Dublin for a
mid-November "command perform
ance" of "Top o' the Morning".
'And to see all my aunts, uncles,
tnd cousins by the score," adds
Colleen Blyth, born in Mt. Kisco,
V Y. She's the new mayor of star
oopulated Toluca Lake, elected by
he suburb's businessmen's associ
ition. Her program: More street
ights and street markers. She cut
ler knee, soles and ankles on rocks
n the surf while on location for
With All My Love". She just turn
ed 21. There's no romance in her
life, and she adds: "When that hap
y day comes. I won't keep it a
lecret." She's knitting an evening
picket of white wool yarn and
"onze thread. She's taking up oil
lainting. She's one of the calmest
oersons in pictures and her smile
s, begorra. the prettiest . . .
John Derek is the guy who was
lot chosen to play Rudolph Valen
ino on the screen. Same could be
aid of you or me except that
iwarthy, blue-eyed John is the ob
ious choice. A near-ringer, as I
eported months ago. though it's
not the first time producers have
scorned mv suggestions. Producer
Sdward Small has had the Valen
ino biography on the fire a long
ime. His representatives talked to
Derek about nlaying the role, John
.old me on the "Rogues of Sher
wood Forest" set. But he added
"I wouldn't want to play it. Val
er.lino has become a myth, some
thin you can't top. I've had my
break tin 'Knock on Any Door,'
with Bogart). Valentino was such
a great idol when he was living
that no matter who plays him the
public will be disappointed. The
ones who are remembered as long
as Valentino and Fairbanks, Sr..
you can't duplicate." But Derek
would like to take some of the
old Valentino. Ramon Novarro, and
Richard Barthelmess movies "and
do 'em my way." . . .
It's quite an astonishing thing to
stumble upon a glamorous movie
star having her hair washed, as I
did the other day. Was moseying
around the beauty department
with a guide and there was Diana
Lynn, stretched out in a robe in
front of a special bqsin. .It's like
a. laundry tub but has a U-shaped
recess for the neck to fit in while
the hairdresser uses lathers and
spray. Diana looked lovely even
while being shampooed. Managed
to say she'll start a "My Friend
LIFE BEGINS AT 86
MEMPHIS, Tenn. iLPi The fel
low who wrote that life begins at
40 may have to double it. Mrs.
Edith Epperson of Blyt heville. Ark.,
reported thai an old friend of her
family. Bob Marshall, recently
picked HU pounds of cotton in one
day. Marshall is 80.
Starring
ROY ROGERS
Italy is tlie leading European
producer of raw srilk and ranks
third in world output.
Most of the mica produced in the
United Slate, comes irom the
western part of North Carolina.
Irma" sequel soon but wished she
could have a vacation before start
ing "that merry-go-round" again.
SUNDAY, Nov. 20
WALLFLOWER'
The Heighth ot Entertainment
Be Sure to Sec This One
il
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Nov. 21-22
ROADHOUSE'
A Picture You'll Enjoy
Don't Miss It
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The Mosf Strilcina. Startlina. Staggering
-- Scenes of Stark Sensation Ever Screened!
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AS GIANT UUKILLM
BECOMES POWDER
KEG PET OF
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John Ford and Merian C. Cooper prtitnr
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-.TERRY MOORE BEN JOHNSON
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