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Show CACHE AMERICAN, LOGAN, UTAH Keeping Up .fix cience IfyScjGneeservee Sclent Service. WNU fisrvlc. "Dried Up Wells Made to Produce More Petroleum Chemist Patents Process for Raisin" Oil Field Lovely yLiyely Port Bridal Veils Used in Ancient Times STAR DUST to Scare Demons OfM-.- Greeks of Old Followed Quaint Marriage Rites Fashion Back to Femininity Trend fpT; Alovic Radio custom of THE aancient bride was once a trick Bj VIRGINIA I1 y. VALE J; r T RENE DUNN lias just returned A from Europe with a lot of in- to mislead mischievous demons Thus Prof. Ludwig Deubner of the Berlin university explains bridal veils, which in ancient times were more enveloping and mysterious than the airy veil of a modern June bridi. Fear of demons. It appears, iovie Radio J By VIRGINIA VALE f vr IRENE DUNN has just V V teresting information regarding the famous Madame Curie, whom she will portray on the screen. Most of us have thought of the famous scientist as a solemn sort of person, but Irene has discovered that she most decidedly had lighter side. For example, she was the lest dancer in her village, and loved music. Incidentally, Irene has drawn another plum out of the motion picture pie. One of the three pictures which she is to do for Paramount The Count of Luxembourg. is Gladys Swarthout seemed to be all sot it, but, although 6he is beautiful and has a lovely voice, she is not too good in pictures. Her technique seems to be better suit-roed to opera than to the screen. v, V-- 7 - i tsr'f v n the famous scientist as a solemn sort of person, but Irene hai discovered that she most decidedly had a lighter side. For example, she was the best dancer in her village, and loved music. Incidentally, Irene has drawn an- , ? re-- L turned from Europe with a lot of interesting information regarding the famous Madame Curie, whom she will portray on the screen. Most of us have thought of i plagued the ancient Greeks In a fashion reminiscent of the fairy-tal- e 1 A v . . WASHINGTON. Spent or fear of the wicked fairy who al"dried tip oil wells would be ways turned up for trouble at wedmade to ooze forth more black dings and christenings. Brides Disguises. gold, according to a "process Describing lengths to which wedfor increasing the productivity ding parties would go to foil deA Portion of Algers (Algiers) Spacious Harbor. recently patented mons. Prof. Deubner said that Preperc-- bv National of wells Society, GooerapMe onions, to eat there; he sleeps on Service. BAhinKton. Lt. here (patent No. 2.0.18.720) by brides In Sparta were dressed in its benches or on the men's The Louis. maid, St. of Spartan clothing. to North against its wall; and oncepavement ANY visitor Melvin De Groote or twice a with dressed man like her and Africa jegin their explo- a day he spends two cents in it Such simple chemicals, as hydroa in hair was shut dark up ration of the Dark Con- for a cup of coffee. chloric acid and sodium fluoride, room shorn, to await her bridegroom's tinent at Alger (Algiers), From the market place lead nar-- 1 powerful roach killer, when prop- arrival and a dramatic rescue. the Bnd remember it as one of the streets and, as in such eastern erly emulsified and injected into Other ancient peoples tried other loveliest Its cities as Cairo, Tunis, Delhi, and well would do the trick, claims the ports in the world. On the island confusing practices. a Canton, each is lined with shops Marlene Dietrich finally got off dazzling white buildings climb inventor. of Kos, near Asia Minor, it was hillside above an incredidevoted to one trade. Down this to New York and then to Europe, The sick oil well when given a the bridegroom who dressed up. He terraced crescent-shapebay. Be- one are the tailors. In the square with 19 trunks (she bly blue, dose of this medicine would again wore women's clothes. hind the hills blossoms the narrow holes devoid of counters, tables, or took an extra room beyield oil trapped in the earth Prof. Deubner finds evidence that fertile bearded on the traip for the plain of the Mitidja, above chairs, Greek marriage customs are relat- which tower the yond the reach of man. men resembling Biblical patriarchs mighty snow-clatrunks, so All Not Wells Dry. ed to customs of other squat on the floor and sew Atlas mountains. theyd be handy Not all oil wells that stop propeoples, and some can Alger, the White City! Only a furiously. JANNISHLY whenever she wantthat their is, still be in found are next In dry, the brass really workers street surviving parts little over a century ago it was the ducing ed to change), variexof not is Greece. of oil completely hammer at bright pots and tall ous servants and atsupply pink of perfection lair of cruel sea wolves, the bloodinThe stoppage of output hausted. during the pracMade Matches. Parents thirsty Algerian pirates who cap- water vessels, denting patterns and her tendants, instrutical hours and for may be caused by the building up tured and enslaved Europeans and to them with wedancient Greek daughter. inDescribing of Tinof solid deposits of wax or even Americans. sports? Decidedly so, if you would Today it is a ments struck with mallets. Interviewed o n dings, Prof. Deubner stated that be smartly in fashion. However, it is organic salts, such as cause water as beautiful modern French city with smiths display piles of saucepans her arrival in New were the marriages arranged by and In the tiny shops an entirely different story which hardness, in the channels or pores she said all were not many Europeans among its thou- of thecoffeepots. parents, the couple-to-brock. next crooked lane cobblers York, of the the mode is telling what to wear of sands inhabitants. the consulted and often became acright things stitch rapidly at the natives easy festive midsummer events that at 18 constant touch Naturally, when pores and chan- qualified only after glLr that American they were wed. take place midst glamorous setslippers, or work beau- women were the nels are clogged Oil will not flow ,,h France by submarine cables, The popular month for weddings tiful designs with gold and silver the style and the wells output eventually deand PaESenScr most beautiful in the world, that tings. Comes then into and corresponded to late January and by reguIar postal sheer scene as lacy and lovely clines to the point where it is not Kcrvlce- and by daily gamers to threads and spangles on dainty Garbo was her favorite in our calendar. actress, early February shoes for women. costumes-beautifu- l as ere graced practical to work the well, although The bride sacrificed her hair, her Frcnch Ports Rairoads She was dressed in a sheer etc. ll Wlth Polnts ln Mrocco and there may still be much oil presStreet Kitchen black frock, and a tiny hat, a fashion picture. girdle, and her toys at the altar of The lavish use of nets, laces, ent. nisla- trades-unioHere is a break in the trimmed, of course, with feathtulles and i an The inventors mixture of hydromarquisettes, Alger important to a modern LNot,n,y character of the shops. Outside ers. Corresponding similar materials of filmy texture chloric acid and sodium fluoride is church k was a sacrifice rite Frcncb naval station, but it is the this one a small crowd eagerly wedding quite exceeds intended to regenerate the producety m Alger,a From U watches the movements of a youth to the goddess Hera. If you love thrills and automo- and transparency During the Is much of the country's seated before a tiled stove anything of its kind seen for many tivity of such wells. It has the wedding banquet the shipped to bile be sure see running Speed, racing, bridegroom a year. In the daytime they are Its waterfront is lined property of dissolving out the minproduce. A with Janies Stewart and Wendy up into a pointed chimney. tailored and for the night hours with merchants eral deposits which clog the pores warehouses, small table stands beside him. In Carrie. Young Mr. Stewart is and for and channels. wharves piled high with merchan- a dish he mixes a white batter. garden party wear these climbing fast, perhaps because hes entrancing sheers are made up as dise, and docks beside which lie rolling it, pulling and twisting it 'so natural, Acids Make Opening. perhaps because all of as genius and imaglarge steamers. Not only that, but injected into with nimble fingers, then dipping as who go to pictures seem to be ination can possibly create them. section has Algers European the well, the chemicals eat out new it into oil and placing it in the getting tired of men. The trio of dainty costumes in streets along which stove. His hand dives in once or As for Wendy Barrie, she is openings in the rock, making it the picture most eloquently carelectric more porous. jams and automobiles twice to turn the morsel. charming. Incidentally, shes been ries the message of lovely ladies rush past theatres, hotels and atThe hydrochloric acid in the mixThen with tongs he draws out a seen around again with the young clad in beguilingly feminine array tractive Strolling shops. along ture dissolves out the calcareous crisp, golden puff, places it on a millionaire whom rumor had her such as is gracing the midsummer broad sidewalks sheltered by aror limestone-liksmall square of newspaper, thrusts all set to marry when she landed landscape with romance and the deposits. At the d in cafes and cades, fronting same time some of the acid reacts it into an eager, outstretched palm, on these shores. The first impression picturesque. squares, one sees k with the sodium fluoride to liberate and receives a coin. The buyer one gets from this group, aside men and modish turns European acid is both the powerful hydrofluoric Hull resourceful Warren away, contentedly munching from the beauty of the sheer maFrench girls as well as veiled which dissolves away the clogging the succulent titbit, and his place and sensible. His young sons want- - terials, is that of big hats, cun flowwomen in and Arabs stately to dismost difficult silica deposit is taken by another expectant pur- ed a swimming pool, but Hull is ning puff sleeves and hemlines that ing burnooses. solve clogging mineral. one movie actor who refuses to are generously chaser. and gracefully These streets are in direct conThe next street blazes with color. !have a pool (and what with the cost wide. Since first impressions usualtrast to the narrow, cobbled alleys Mozabites in of the pool and the cost of keeping ly ring true, we learn important of the native quarter which climb Here New Magnesium Mos- - it filled, who can blame him?) Arab heretical facts in regard to the correct silflowing CHICAGO. garb four hillside. Twenty Along them lems up the steep So he did what fathers all over houette for 1936 midsummer garthe in the from Mzab district Pellets May Help houses are crowded large cities have a place on the Sahara or hooked-noseJews in 'the land have done; had a tank den party and dance frocks. honor roll of the American tgethcr- Save Wild Ducks semi - European attire display a built, seven by nine, that can be The winsome dress pictured to native cluarter afltords manF wealth of rainbow - hued, long- - filled easily with the garden hose, the left is of a Medical association, having had very fine crossbar WASHINGTON. Magneno deaths from typhoid fever dur- - Pjcturesque sights. At the corner net Style points to note are the fringed silk shawls; gay - colored and now everybodys happy, sium added to the lead used in ing the year 1935. bodices and jackets; skirts and fancifully picketed hemline with Joan Crawfords favorite records These cities are: Bridgeport, house. Outside, squatting on the other garments in pink, blue, yel-rufflings on the volumiduck shot may give wild ducks pavement or seated on benches low, red; leather belts are no longer those made by Bing nous puffed sleeves, the flower Conn.; Cambridge, Mass.; Elizaa chance for their lives if the beth, N. and heavy with bullion and gold Crosby. Shes switched to operatic ruche about the throat, also the J.; Erie, Pa.; Fort Wayne. against the wall,menareof Arabs, hunter misses, the U. S. Biological Ind. ; Grand all classes Negroes, hat that is made of Rapids, Mich.; Jackembroidery; white wool or silk and recordings, and likes to sing along and small Survey has announced. Paradoxiages merchants, shop wool gandauras (long gowns), and with the soloist. the selfsame net (stiffly starched) sonville, Fia.; Jersey City, N. J. ; of this use the converswidespread cally, And as for Bing Pennies from as the gown. Here also we see the crimson burnooses worked with Milwaukee, keepers, clerks, laborers Long Beach, Calif.; new type of ammunition would redomiis his next picture, and return of the parasol. Heaven Wis.; Newark, N. J. ; New Bedford ing volubly, playing cards, or silver. gold of sult in increasing the number or merely sitting Mass.; New Haven, Conn.; Omaha. noes, draughts, Then comes the Street of the hes doing good work in it. His ducks. aR settled in their new Neb.; Paterson, N. J.; Peoria, 111.; sitting idly, vacantly, unconscious Jewelers! Many of the shops have No man Lead pellets of the kind now used San Diego, Calif.; Scranton, Pa.; of those around them. his horses are settled home, windows massive displaying glass on earth Neapolitan lazzarone, get two chances at the ducks, SurMass. ; ranch, he s established as a big PAX SILK PRINTS Somerville, Springfield, silver bracelets three or four vey scientists explain. The first is Mass.; Tacoma, Wash.; Trenton, Hindu ascetic, or Buddhist priest inches ear- - attraction on the radio and hows Br CHEIME NICHOLAS and silver wide, gold of is the hunters honest chance to knock N. J.; Wichita, Kan., and Youngs- seeking Nirvana capable or a ad wbo d ever amount in inches several diameter, rings such utter detachment from the down a bird when he fires. The town, Ohio. anj thing, according to the huge necklaces of broad, beautifully world as the ordinary Arab. second puts no ducks in anybodys Eight of these cities five of them orna- - prophets of not so many years ago? flat and silver gold designed pot, but only kills the poor fowl in New England had no deaths eiThey Love Coffee ments, filigree rings, heavy anklets by slow lead poisoning. ther from typhoid or diphtheria in trailers are becoming more A few of those gathered in front truly a street of delight for worn-- ' 1935. and more popular in the movie colHavoc Is Wrought. They are: Bridgeport, Cam- of the cafe hold tiny cups of coffee ankind. ony. Twentieth CentuShotgun pellets falling thick into bridge, Erie, New Bedford, New in their hands, taste it, drink it hunted-ove- r Dazzling White Mosques ry-Fox marshes where wild Haven, Scranton, Springfield and s7voring' every precious went in for them heavily a ducks feed are shoveled up as the Tacoma. Dazzling white ir. the brilliant drop of the pennyworth of fragrant ducks grub in the mud for food. while the ago dark fluid. Inside, at the tiled. sunshine, the walls of a mosque Death Rate Declines. almost blind one ay their glare. Jones family used They are retained in the gizzard fireplace, the cook dips But enter. of typhoid deaths for waist-higThe total You pass into dark, like small pebbles, and as they six to get to the lo- a small, measure into 93 large cities annually surare slowly rubbed down some of the cation site of See the steaming copper pot resting on cool shadows, into a silent interior, asthe American Medical veyed by the past bare and restful. the lead dissolves and finds its America sociation was notably less in 1935 a handful of red embers and fills centuries bearded Through Moslems with and during the way into the blood stream. at-the cups for the than in 1934, 385 as against 470. the blood of the unbelievers red on making of the locaAmong these is a paralysis of At the other end of the scale tendant to take to customers seated their hands have here to tion scenes of Ralegs and wings, so that if the poi are seven cities with high death on benches or huddled on mats in bow down toward gathered Mecca and beg mona son does not kill the birds outright rates from of the the interior establishment In the order typhoid. Yet Young, Kent Taylor they either die of exposure or fall of high mortality from the disease, ' The walls are scrawled with Allahs aid in fresh crimes. and Director Henry easy victims to predatory animals they are El Paso, Texas; New Or- - crude drawings of mosques, palm they thought them meritorious deeds, by the truth of the Most lived in them. and birds. leans, La.; Nashville, Tenn. ; Tam- - trees, tigers and elephants these High! And every Friday the Ramona Somebody had the pa, Fla.; Norfolk, Va.; Knoxville last by an artist who had evidently faithful come here still, and who w orried by cast arranging for some seen never either chroor animal and Tenn. . Memphis, shall none of that them Is Railroad mutter say Steepest peacocks to be used in the picture mos of French presidents and Euro-- I curses in their beards upon the not that anyone would come right Located in Oregon pean royalties. Christian dogs that rule .hem? 0ut and admit being superstitious, A man Research in Soybeans The crowding houses of the city of course, but they all recalled the in rags, hung round with the skins ORE. What is RIPPLE, end. Across the road is a scarped fact that peacocks are supposed to Brings Federal Medal of small animals, strums a onebelieved to be the world's hillside, with grass, gardens, and bring bad luck, made from the shell stringed guitar trees. In a small open space na-- l railSo somebody else just WASHINGTON. steepest standard-gaug- e He enters the cafe of a tortoise. forgot Expediroad is located near here. It is tions bringing back to the and, half shambling, half dancing, tive barbers shave the scalps of to bring the peacocks along, K clients or beside their chairs 3,421 feet in length, starting up on fotttfftiiiWiTif :: United States over 2,000 dis- holding out a hand for money, wan- waiting forsquat ODDS A.D ENDS . . . Dont blame trade, while their tools a 28 per cent grade, continuing on ders among the customers. As he varieties tinct of as soybeans, mirrazors, ; scissors, mist clippers, me The 79 a you he sings in a per cent and cutting down to weU as numerous other useful Prints continue to hold sway In rors are laid out ready on the ut great . . . Cora Sue CollinsBradjord ZITvo ce? 'Sidto contrast 50 per cent. As it nears the top of has the world of fashion. The lure of won for P. ornamental and plants, eastera tove song and tween the incline. graphs from all the famous folk shes them is than ever. Shown H. Dorset, veteran scientist of the This open-ai- r toilet saloon is a worked with . . . Evelyn Venable recently in the stronger is one of the its singer is striking. The railroad brings logs from a very picture of the Agriculture, s 300,000,000-foo- t In better establishments, situated strange sight for the tourist, but bought her infant daughter her first stand of timber ly- Department interesting and unique pax" (pax Medal for Distinguished - net Meyer not a look but from the the gain . paswear it wont baby nearer the French quarter and pating on the high mountain ridges Service in Plant Introduction. being the Latin word for peace) in the electric trams pass- - Ceorge O Brien is working hard on silk prints designed by a member and delivers them at the foot of Arabs, one sengers by Presentation was made by Dr. ronizedfinds within a few of Boone it. Daniel ing a superior orchestra. yards George Haft is going the canyon. of the board of directors of the inDavid Fairchild, on behalf of the often Suddenly one comes upon tombs to try his hand at pictures in England ternational league for peace. These The stand of Douglas fir and council of the American Genetic Three or four Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable really handsome silk prints are gentlemen in red fezzes and the ground falls sharply away. West Coast hemlock to be cut is association, at the plant introducinstruments a big The eye ranges over the deep val- - did their scene from It available to women who are intervery valuable, covering a great tion station of the Department of play strange with its gardens Happened One Night at the Actors ley of guitar, a large drum called a ested in adopting the space, so the matter of its removal Agriculture at Bell, Md. a long one, the derbrouka, and houses, to the bright-rescars ' benefit show the other night and the f movement The dress pictured is an important one, involving as it Mr. Dorsetts expeditions have similar to an Indian tom-toa quarries and cliffs in the green dience all but rolled in the aisles is of a blue and white silk sheer did the lowering of logs 1,500 to taken him to China, Brazil, and the ghaita, a sort of flageolet shaped hillside opposite, crowned with the Maureen O'Sullivan may many John with the word pax so skilfully used 2.500 feet down the narrow and preWest Indies. It was from his Chilike a doctor's stethoscope, and domes of the famous church jf Farrow when Tarzan is completed . . . as a motif it becomes a part of of of the side the canyon nese collections of over 6,000 seed cipitous a tambourine the while Notre Dame dAfrique. It faces The next Quintuplets picture will be the perhaps patterning. The wide river and getting samples that the 2,000 soybean vaSalmonberry with Jean liersholt again across the Mediterranean to its sis- - Reunion, they sing in nasal tones. is pleated them to the railroad at a con- rieties were isolated. Some of To the poor native the cafe is a ter, Notre Dame de la Garde, on playing a doctor. and shirred in accord with the latvenient point. these are already in wide use. C club, a hotel, a home. He brings the height above the harbor of est styling trend. wtrnNwippr Union. his crust of bread, his handful of Marseilles. c'.-- STAR DUST By CIIFRIE NICHOLAS other plum out of the motion picture pie. One of the three pictures which she is to do for Paramount is The Count of Luxembourg. Gladys Swarthout seemed to be all set for it, but, although she is beautiful and has a lovely voice, she Is not too good in pictures. Her technique seems to be better suited to opera than to the screen. fr d sharp-pointe- - urst pretty-prettil- y lt e palm-shade- d '-J black-bearde- d d gayly-colore- d d d h First, bare-arme- d Loretta , g gray-haire- taf-i- high-pitche- j bon-doe- .. well-to-d- o black-coate- ... white-collare- d ... hitch-hikin- l, peace-in-fashio- ... au-o- white-bordere- d j j cape-berth- a 19 trunks, (she " took an extra room T on the train for the d ..... well-bui- with that d e Marlene Dietrich finally got off to New York and then to Europe Garden party dresses when they are as fanciful and airy as the one to the right in the picture make one think of a fairy-storprincess, stepping lightly across her garden. The dress is pure white, ,in organza to most beautifully embroidered about the hemline of the skirt and on the sleeves. The gown is simply cut, its graceful lines taking on an added touch of the exquisite in that a double row of binche lace borders the wide skirt working up into a deep point in the front in combination with the embroidery. The treatment of the puffed sleeves is fittingly quaint. Lovers of beautiful lace will adore the gown shewn centered in foreground. It is one of the loveliest from among most lovely dresses brought over on the maiden voyage of the royal steamship Queen Mary and shown at the display of exclusive British fashion creations recently presented here in America. It adds to its interest to know that it was one of four Reville creations approved for the royal garden party of King Edward VIII at Buckingham palace. The gown is of exquisitely fine lupin-blu- e cellophane lace. The girdle is of matching the crown of the hat in the same color. It would seem next to i npos-sibl- e to imagine anything prettier than this fantasy of lace and flowers which is done all in delicate blues. In the present trend, the garden party dress has its important place, especially when in the instances cited in this is as it group perfect for counjust try club or roof dancing on summer evenings. knee-dept- forget-me-not- Western Newspaper Union. FROSTED JEWELRY LEADS THE VOGUE By CHERIE NICHOLAS Summer's newest jewelry is white and frosty. Rings, bracelets and necklaces that look as icy as a cool drink are being worn at fashionable summer resorts. Crystalline and opaque whites are frequently combined. Crystalline alone adds a glamorous note to costumes in the new smoky pastels, opaque white is good with copper-browand with the south-sebatik prints or flowered challis. Choker necklaces are staging a . Large frosty rings are frequently worn to match. To set off the rings, nails are adopting shades of smoky red polish. Massive couturier rings with stones are also smart, and require bright nail lacquer such as robin red or coral to give the hands the proper balance. For moments when the urge to be feminine has you in its grip, try yielding to the rage for flower jewelry. Fabric flowers, raffia flowers, carved flower motifs, r.re used even the real thing straight from the florist. Any flower goes, from daisies to Some of the necklaces tie demurely at the back of the neck with a ribbon. a come-back- multi-colore- d forget-me-not- New Mode in Smart Sports Dresses for Daytime Wear Smart dresses for daytime wear during the summer include grand new sports and spectator sports outfits. Molyneux has scored with a new design made for his private clients, who include several Americans known for their elegance. A suit of beige woolen has a most interesting belt which is made of natural tree bark and is fastened with a sheaf of dried grass. Another successful number is a dress oi navy and white linen tweed with the skirt of wide, flat pleats. It is worn under a uavy wool ao that trunks, be handy they'd whenever she want- ed to change), vari- ous servants and attendants, and her daughter. on Interviewed her arrival in New York, she said ail tire right tilings that American YjJ) I j Marlene Dietrich women were the most beautiful in the world, that Garbo was her favorite actress, etc. If you love thrills and automobile racing, be sure to see Speed, with James Stewart and Wendy Barrie. Young Mr, Stewart is climbing fast, perhaps because hea so natural, perhaps because all of us who go to pictures seem to be men. getting tired of As for W'endy Barrie, she is charming. Incidentally, shes been seen around again with the young millionaire whom rumor had her all aet to marry when she landed on these shores. k - Warren Hull is both resourceful and sensible. His young sons wanted a swimming pool, but Hull is one movie actor who refuses to have a pool (and what with the cost of the pool and the cost of keeping it filled, who can blame him?) So he did what fathers all over the land have done; had a tank built, seven by nine, that can be filled easily with the garden hose, and now everybodys happy. k - Joan Crawfords favorite records are no longer those made by Bing Crosby. Shes switched to operatio recordings, and likes to sing along with the soloist. And as for Bing Pcnniec from neaven is his next picture, and hes doing good work in it. His family is all settled in their new home, his horses are settled at his ranch, he's established as a big attraction on the radio and hows that for a lad whod never amount to anything, to the according prophets of not so many years ago? k Auto trailers are becoming more and more popular in the movie colony. Twentieth Century-Fox went in for them heavily a while the ago Jones family used six to get to the location site of See America First, and during the making of the location scenes of Ramona Loretta Young, Kent Taylor and Director Henry Loretta Young Uved Ramona Somebody had the cast worried by arranging for some peacocks to be used in the picture not that anyone would come right out and admit being superstitious, of course, but they ail recalled the fact that peacocks are supposed to bring bad luck. So somebody else just forgot to bring the peacocks along. k ODDS AND ENDS . . . Dont blame Brad-lord- " me if you miss The Cora Sue Collins its great has autographs from all Hie famous folk shes worked with . . . Evelyn Venable recently bought her infant daughter her first bonnet but the George OBrien baby wont wear it is working hard on Daniel Boone . . . George Raft is going Us try his Clou- hand at pictures in England iette Colbert and Clark Gable did scene from It Haptheir hitch-hikinpened One Night at the Actors bene-- it show the other night and the audi-ne- e all but rolled in the aisles . . . Maureen OSullivan may marry John Tarzan is completed Farrow when next Quintuplets . . . The picture will be Reunion, with Jean liersholt i gain playing a doctor. Western Newspaper Union. ... ... ... . |