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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Two well-known writers quite ob viously selected Katherine Hepburn as the heroine they wanted for a novel. Ono Is running In a popu lar weekly mngnzlne, the other In a monthly; Fannie Heasllp Lea wrote one story, and Faith Bald win wrote the other. Both stories. Judging by the o;>enlng Install ments, would make swell pictures for Miss Hepburn. Wonder If that was why the rived from Hollywood on the same plane. writers chose her as a model? Or For news photographers thought it would be a bright idea wns It because she's such a popular to photograph Mias Velez and ------------------------------------------------------- type Just now? Mr. Cooper together, seeing as Ing In the footsteps of Gary Cooper. how they used to be sweet He's been seen around In Washing Add perils of radio—young girls ton. 1». Inti-ly, with a little hearts. Miss Velez was willing. daughter of the rich to whom he nowndaya all seem to be trying to tnlk like Portland Hoffa, but the But Mr. Cooper said “No” in was most attentive. Not a few of boys Imitate Tom Howard. unmistakable terms, and hastily de our male movie stars hnvo decided parted with his nodal rrglsterlte that marital happiness Iles outside ODDS ANI) ENDS . . . Clark Gable wife and her mother, who hnd met the profession, and have taken it to appear in hit firtl mutical pic them, for the sands of Southamp brides from the ranks of society. ture, u ith Jeanette MacDonald at hit ton, that minor Newport. Elliott Dexter did It—remember leading woman . , . They tay Jotef von As for Ltipe, It didn't mutter a him? And Tony Moreno. Richard Sternberg it going to try to make a whoop to her. She la on her way to Barthelmess picked him n society glamorout leading lady out of Marian Routh America, where they Idolize wife for Ills second attempt, and Marth . , . l-ooki at if the romance her. And she's |>erfectly happy with they're very happy. Lawrence Tib- between pretty Helen Vinton and Johnny, so why should she get ex- belt made hla second trip to the Ered Perry, the lennit champion, had cited over the ashes of an old ro- altar with a blue book representa fallen by the way tide . . . “The Irith mancel live. On the other hand, the ladles of Leo Carillo, who made such a hit the film world don't seem to And In Grace Moore's latest picture, also happiness with social register hus arrived t.y plane that day. A small bands; they’d rather have some one boy naked him for an nutogrnph. who knows what they mean when but Carillo gave the youngster the they want to talk shop of an eve topcoat he wan carrying Instead. ning. Worth 1150, so they say! —♦— Ring Crosl.y Is at Saratoga. N. Y., Do any of you old-tlmere remem forgetting about pictures and hav ber Monroe Salisbury, once a mighty ing a lot of fun watching his race hero of the client screen? He died horses run. And his brother. Bob, recently In San Bernardino, Calif., and bls—Bob's—band are playing at the ago of fifty-nine, and lay for one-night stands on the road, build two days In the morgue before he ing up a reputation for themselves wee recognized. —and also having a lot of fun. When co many ataro of the early days come to ouch ends as that, Pretty Margot Grahame, the Engliih It's not to bo wondered at that actreu, Hopped in New York on her today'e headliners try to MVS their uwv from Hollywood to England: lhe'l money, and kick like fury against going to lake a brief vacation and then high taxoe that take so much of ruth back to make more picturei. what they earn. in Li“ u good entertainment, if you like Jamet Cagney and Pat O'Hrien and loti of ilapttick . . , “China Seal“ it good, but why don't they let Jean Harlow prove again what a grand comedienne the iif C Western Newspaper Union. 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