; rEDFORD IVKIL TRIBUNE, MEDFQRD, ' QKEflDX. SUNDAY. M:ftClT-17, 1929.
SctediUfe
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Accessory Firm Celebrates .
Thirteen Years of Progress
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HOLLYWOOD Found nml
Iiik pictures are IiiIiikIik,' tho
nut dOorif Inside; ' '.-,' T
Tj-opitat June's 'riowifloitiisli In
doors,' rlviTs nnd streams flow mer- ;
- - r:v;.;f .'. .'I'ily or siiiftnlshlv '
"-'- Ihroufclr eluiunols ,
3vM-nJht. . n,n d :
,' iv li o 1 o . vllinuos '
prinir,.up mnKic-.
I my within; IKil-1
lywood's . Hi 1101 i
I u-nlls. .
T h n need (or i
llisolutc allow "
the room-dim; :
of liillilni: ptc-;
Hires linn effort-:
ml a 8 1.(1 ' tllllG'
:hnuKo in tho ns- i
I poet of mniiy ein-1
?ma plants. XaT-
Oltni Uaflnnovn. urnl scuIuks. tni-
. . . , . nUK tho chorus of
small Irrelevant noises which would
hamper reoonlliiB. am holm: ilunll- i
ruled on (he ilon'th-lilio stillness; of
Iho.soutHlproor.'d sla.Ke.
Noanill'KH Troph.
An African village In a June!,
olearlnn. with Ihnleh-ooverou nius
nml a IniL-o central dwelllm.'. Jtlll-
roundod hy luxuriant IhiokiiWses
at tropical plants nml trees, in on-1
closed In n blnnket-shroitdnd si
lonoiv even though the Hot exicnut.
over practically tho area of two j
fltnccA. A .stagnant Kroonlsh rivet 1
omci-KOH from the torpid wilder-1
ncsH, . winds ucrom the scene, nnd
disappears Into more dank wilder-!
lioss. Here II In that tho f'ry
llaeltmova works her, wiles ns "Tho1
Woman Who Needed KIIIIiik."
At uiiolhei Htudlo a Now Vntf
land, hillside farm has been con-,
rtructed Indoors? with quaint
Weather - buaijjn homo ami out
houses nestled against neatly tuft
ed hills of sodded limber frame
work. A .road wlndn by. crosslnR
a. MrldiM' ovor a gushing mountain
s(rca,m, and transplanted trees
thrive after . the l.liali fashion of
the (oealo depleted, l'or winter
"shot"", tho whole Is covered with
movie snow. '
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I iNucAre itoti . vzs :. w if r
IKE UP, CLAIMS
TOILETTE EXPERT
omperor'k mfetreHS, "I wouid Jhth
er marry a woman of iho jjlreeta
thnn you." .
Tho lady rwfentu thin remark
';1i Hiiuouri)y that Piio'laken pains to
ritsoovor a "lady of thn pftvommtfi'.'
to ctlucntn her Into tho outer
si-fircs , of -ijreftrtiiifi: ami preaont
her to th hnUKhty younw officer
In tturh fnshlon ihut lie will fall In
low wJlh her... . .
Jetta Cioudu) t tho noblewoman
or.i I.upe 'elez is ih'e gamine,
tuloptcil for tlie pxpprliiienr. There
Is a syiH'hronized musical aoentn
panlment to the picture.
I-A ORAXDE, Ore., March IC hfiH announeed upon hi return fnrulty memhers. , .
. - .... . - .i niiK... t'.. it i.i ini.itv criM th nnrmn
vt iiie r-asiern ureffon nmin rmm a tour ni mo cb, i iuirnin ' ........ - , a'
Vm-iTtni utiinni it-iii rtr.o.. ft. ua.,.n,i. ..rna(..n rtv..tt ivhilo nn hiiildfiiir will ho rompleled by Juno W.
temher term with, twenty faculty the trip, he fiudiep, teacher t:ain- in time for, the summer, Unvt
I membori,.: President JT.. f hlow" A)p CQurae . nn diuklu auitnblo nlnm - -
The New Ford Cabriolet
with Humble Seat -,-
The ease of RrunfittPA vs. niondes
ir. Riven a fair and impartial trial
la l hi -Max Kaiifm court of appi-alu
tu-cor'lliK l' J- firlnboH, repit--m'nlJiiiVf
of, the world fnmnuH
hc-.iuly manufacturing company,
who vlHilcd in Alert ford yesterday.
Max Factor, wiio flrt name un
der publle notice In Kussia, when
iih a youriK hoy, he deinnnstrot' d
his skill by makipK up individually
each of the 1 27 , subjects in the
Kusjdan iriind Opera., company at
Moycow, not only dictates tho
luakf-up if Iho movUv cnlony. in
Hollywood, hut of most of the. re
views and load shown oranlzed
both in tan oast and south. .
Thai Russian girls begin tho use
of pruvdrrs and rouges, as soon tin
they arc out of the cradle was an
Interesting sidelight given . by tiic
north wesie;ii representative.
' With the development bf'-Kleig
lighis In Hollywood '.and t;io In-
ability o the make-up then in use
I to sumd ip under the strain, l'ae
; mm was la-nought by movie barons
to come over to thi.s country and
try out his experiment? in the
studios.
Air, , Hrlbois, -who Is now in
" charge of the nort:uvestorn terrl
; tory for the Alas Factor Miles, and
has his head'itiarters in Seattle,
nb?o served his- tlntr niaklug up
. screen cHehrilics. Among those,
; whose make-up he ban Hupervised ! practically ollminatcd accident of
WHEN ON SURFACE! H
WAKIIIVOTOX i& M R.h 'a p 8
that befall1 submarines' ;nov are
vlrtuallj-of tho name -xhaincter as
those tliat oeeur to surface vessels.
Ucar Adin. XT), fienret, chief of
the (burenu of construction and re
pair of lite nevy, told a house ap
propriation commilt.ee .thut pro
gressive changes have clout! away
wlththc posril)llity of submarine
disasters due to the peculiar con
struction of the. vessels themselves.
"In .the early history of the sub
marine," he said, "the accidents
that, occurred were due mainly to
faulty operation ly the personnel
or to defects in the apparatus In
stalled on board.
"lU'itcr trained personnel and
improved submarine design have
r srAvru: - wauh.
1 J
Thirtenn yeart ago thii month.. Georg Pepperjino opened the
nrct Western Auto Supply Company store on the Pacific Coast. To
day the 167 st6res carrying the western AUto oanner are ceietiraung
tL thirteenth anntversary of the compnny.
Estacr. .Ralston,
UafUetle, Xupe
Clara liow.
i Uillle Dove, ,Llna-
Vale- and others.
! lirunettes are easier to malto up
: than are blnndes. nccorillng to Mr.
t lirfsbois,, fot the aimplo reason !
i that their natural culorJng Is inore.i
definite. - . - '
i "The farther, north wc go, the
Land of the Middle-Class Arabs
this character and at tho present
time, accident.! that do. occur are,
with few exceptions, of the same
character ns.llie accidents that oq
cur to surface, vessels;..
Submarines, he pointed out, due
to their heavy construction, . are
comparatively safe against- stress
of .weXther. and, damage . d,ue to
more light powders we ate able to j grounding. Collision, however.
Witiiiip; teuropo I'luside.''
Setting up a section nr d Ku
ropcan fiirm baffled the scenery
makers no. more than did thrt a
live -rarian bac,Ui;round.' An ox
lt ripr et Including n hmme, a barn
aiid all other common farm build
ings .was constructed first, thon
' tons of dirt were spread over the
entire stage to receive trees. And
shruhs. . After i that. It proved ft
ulhuilo.,tak to bring on Hie live
stfjclt, the farm machinery, and
rinaliy the cast or lite sound verr
sioh' ot the1 singe bucccss, "The
WASHINGTON, O. C, Alarch 11.
"Secreting a few coffee berries in
hU turban hei'ntx' paying a call is :
a delicate Utile nttcnclon on tlie :
p'ar't' of a guest in the jladramntit '
a country In southern Arabia,
ays a btillelin from the Wash-'
Ington, ), (?. hoadijua'riers of the
National (leographb; poclcly. "The .
polite guest In the lladnimaut.nl-,
ways carWes his own cofi'eu berries
with him hoeauso U Is -Urn much
to .expect a host to supply coffee:
as well an eonvernation," the hullo 1
tin continues. i . , .
Koine nordcry Jlaay.
"TlVcryone familiar wllh the fnap
of. Arabia knows that the llara
mayt'fl south'rn border lies on the
Oulf of Aden and tho Arabian Hea
diflposi of,'
"Senitle is K5
Portland. SS.
fornla ill' pert
douse hluixclf from a vessel sus
pended above him. , '
', "The Koran allows the inking of j
four wives but iiie Had rami is
usually satisfied with one. When;
a husband divorces his wife ho ,
risks IiIh reputation utiles Iho dl-,
vorce takes place for a very good.j
caiiM'. Women In the lladraniatil
.veil their faces hut. ihey are com-J
. ""i city
iiareiiiN. . iih- win; iit'i tonj ttnuiuni
one iiuarter of.thn.hou.se with her;
husband lfit she reserves another
quarter solely for the entertain-,
..w.nl ..e U fnlH.ln
, , " ., ', (pelves menace ol
"Cooking and housework arc1 .,i ..i..,
paid Air, Brlshols.
i percent brunette,
ami southern i'all
ni. For mis reason
the sunburn shades, will be more?
popular In the south."
Coming Attractions
'i For, H 1 tho Indonr. inartlo beijiii""'
,. .Y . ....v .. ,i,'.,' ,.r,i,.,.u i northern, eastern and wesioi n
;..'.V ,'.v wf,,. -,,r borders are
loft !il1lllo. 'lillenllon, It ltd,', ppen-nlf
llhbo-to l.e taint. l.oh fMmn.'.svwlio I !"W "fr ""'!
hnsarmiOidU'eil flniily Hint ho
True the crent Arab- i
Ian desert lies to the north hut thpj ilicuerinii iikiii
oxali't -llim whio'o, tho ilutlramaul . hnnKlng lumps
tho ili'sun proper sesame "II. A
V.(H 1 hcKlus. Ilrts never been defined
l.lkowlse,,, tlnitln lies . on the onst.
could, ever
...l....t l.lu r-l (i r!l')'li I llltKl .1 li
vi't,..a. i.'rtui lu but no eiiKUims oCl'lcei'
l.'..,"'n .,',. In borate Siamese v,l. It'll' when It traveler Ua.l .on., fool
laKe.set eoverlnK n Kootlly eorner
tif the .M .ti-M lot, ' , .
Of-???
Hy Vlohhln Cikiiim
UOI.I.VWOon city (if. celluloid
dreams, capital of that onee silent
riiadowluitd now starilliigly riven
. voice, Htronghld.
protected by
stern breakers to
duF.h . the hope
ships of , thou
sands. fti" hunt
ing harbor VhOrtt
the fortune Mild
ed, p-.'t'Kplrat I n n
fueled barks or
the f e w . a r e
moored in t:ie
luxury of screen
success.
Thehc and a
S hundred slmllar
t, subtltular rltap-
T'1- V sodies . could be
?vTS apidleil to (his
:iiiiis
of
T. VVw i
VJ- uh Om center
tui'o industry and yet none would
Oeucribe Juatly the HoH wood that
vtohnetV' f,ir its' scroi n nssoeln
iloiif,. Hollywood ought to ho
known, too. for the thoroughly
cliarmlhg place it Is: not alone an
a uaunlly teeming workshop of
cinema arts . and trades, but as a
city. .
The tragedies Innumerable It
knows because youth ever will ho
young nnd hopeful and foolish ami
sometimes chaso hltherward. after
ItM rosy die ii nut of screen grandeur
have .not marred t;io city's own
aspect of youthful cheerlness. It
may he in tho ah', this sparkling
aplrlt. . ...
City of Hoiiicf)
An n film factory HollyV'nnd Is
over inttfroiitiiiK. Htlt spread lux
uriously at tho Toot of stolid bills
atudded hore and there with gem
llkcj mansions, the place seems
(Miuiilly distinctive ns h city of
trees, tmlm-slmded avenues and
homes, tho majority the nhndo of
those (and there hro thousands
Itoru.) to Mhoni tho Hcreeii Is nut
an ambition but uu entertainment.
The Influence of King Cinema's
wnml over Hollywood is evident
outside the studios, Arcljliectur
ftlly It has produced atrlklng. not-qulto-roal
effects In unexpected
places about tho city. Tho vlvld
htied dome up the avenue, for in
stsnce, mriy rciemble u mltilaturo
tnomiue whlln slu ltering nothing
more spiritual than a filling win
tlon. TthllntilnuN to Sublime
Hueh wtage-llke piiennmenn often
leap tit view amid
surroundings of f-hoits ami store
On T lolly wood boulevard tho
Kgyptlnn. screen palace built nnd
ndorncd In approved Xlln raslilmi,
with gorgeous banners, hiero
glyphics and nil, might bo tho
. background for on Old Testament
nim Hequonco, and the Ohlnese
Hollywood'. Jntest "do lujto" pic.
turo hoimo might ba a templo ot
In Oman uml the Vither In Hadra-
west mailt. No proper boundary
llne divides the lladramaut from
Atleh-nud the upper Aulauul terri
tory on i he west but thb facV does
not dtslurh the llndraml. It Is
only hard on mapmnkcrs.
"Oeologlcally ami socially speali-
jlng to lliolramaut is a land of con
trasts. For ttu miles in from te
co;tst lies a strip of bleak, sandy
plain. h Kidlowlug this comes a strip
of high, arid plateau. North of the
plateau lies a v.onn of high moun
tains and deep warttefl or . rivers,
which make, it an agricultural pnr
ndtfje. Kurt her north lies the great
desert. K'en the lledoulns of the
j lladramaut contrast wi:h the lied
1 nulns of the rist of Arabia. They
live in mud huts or caves ami are
I but mediocre horsemen.
Hum 1'rlmlllve Shoucr llaths,
"In contrnst(wllh other Arabians,
t he Had ra m I a re 'sky-sera per
builders,' t In the towns, their
houses average four and even five
MtorioM In beluht. ' Tho unner stor-
thO motion piC- u ...i... .minimi ileninfnir white nnd
against the Intense blue of the
Arabian sky form a striking but
rather hard - on theoyes picture
Also in contrast with some other
purls of Arahlu, the houses arc
clean atid well ventilated. The
windows' are not glazed but phut- i
tered and on cold dny.i little t
brafcters if wood give th. only
artificial, warmth.1 ricturesnue i
nOjtures of the houses are the hug"
entrance doors, decorated with
painted nfohcetiucH nut ()on nnWn
and heavy , knockers of polished '
brass. Taking a bath In Mich i
houses Is apt to he an Imprommu .
affair nlthopgh a bathroom may be '
found on cneh floor. The would-,
ho bather must stand In tho corner i
o u room where there are drains
to carry ttff Iho waste water, and (
where on some heroine must be
usually lone by the wife or h
daughters n. only the extreintdy
rich have slaven. dinner gueats In
the Hadranuiiit sit on the Moor
around a larnc mat or, flat iable.
vherenu h spread the dinner. A
Is provided by
f petroleum or
modern dietitian
would .'delight hi Iho menu: ' Rai
ds, green veKetuhlcs, roast., shoop
or chicken, egs, dried dates and
bread of tniu-;e or wheat flimr.,
The health of the average Iladra
ml depends not alone on his menu,
for he abstains from opium, pork
and alcohol."
; ' At HinHo, " . .
liOh f'luiney has a new angle dn
sinister portrayals In "While tliti
Sleeps," coming Tuesday to
the Rlallo theatre. Never' was he
as deadly menacing us in some of
Its scenes menacing tp those who
lurk In sinister shadows and them
others. .
plalncloCies
detective In a vivid story of the
Inside" of the New York polir
likely to result more seriously due
'to tho fact- that the reserve of
hubyahcy wlnsn operating on the
! surface is small and when operat
ing submerged Is about zero. Con
sequently, relatively small ipiantl-
tics of water entering a submarine
will oau:e It to sink.
In the cose of new submarine
bulldlnt', rtenr Admiral Keuretflald,
tho only limit is on tho wp'yht
,, wlileh It Is felt nan be. assigned for
, Installation of protective devices!
; "However," ho said, "weight so
assigned must be tuken from some
I other-element of tho design or-the.
; size of the submarine must bo in
creased, oitbor of, which adversely
affects military efficiency.'- s ,
Rear Admiral P.euret revealed
that while several musah'rt Kug-
1 gestions for snfety devices flooded
i into now offices hero after tho
and a deadly gang War is Hie hack ;slklm; of the S-4 none contained
ground of the stirring .story. A
nrell.v lovo tale is woven through
H. ', - ' '.'". ''. ..
To Hunt's ('ratcrlan
"A si i
le' fa
t
five nmirs In "Ladv of tlie'
meiiUr,"1 opening at Hunt's Crkter
Jan tomorrow. . ' ' 'a
The story is baseil on n tale of
French court life in the nitieteeuin
century, "l.u I'alva." William Ityil'
J plays tho rolo of a voting soldier
nobleninn who ejaculates to' the
anything that was not generally
known. The suggestions, ho. said,
are . for devices of .five general
types: '
Devices for Identifying a sub
marine and Indicating its course
when operating on the .vtlrface, de
vices for miirkiiiK the position of
tho submarine when ' submerged,
for supplying air, food, and tho like
tu the personnel; devices to facili
tate the escape of the personnel
and devices for." recovery of tho
era ft itself.
snatctted In tho Elicit of time from !
Sncraflclal death. :
ni:i.ANn. fat.. -Mnroh 1
l-evl Kleteher, n rancher, was be- !
log held here today for the tnur- '
der of Mlis Susie Tabron. 3it, wim ;
! was hacked to dentil Vdlh a lnlleb
er knlfo nnd nn nxe some time
I eniiy yestcrdny .mortitiig. I'tniniy
I ,,flr..n,u l.'l I , 1
commonplace i . , '" ira um.
n.i . "'well in the murder hut had re-
fused to revenl the motive. ;
That .Miss Tuition had hem slain
was uot discovered until Inst niiibt J
when her lo.iiy was fnmn in her
lioin,. by l'li'tcher's sister. Miss,'
fleoiKia ICniliry nnd Frank Ituiko, 1
boil, !,f iinkoturiMd.
Clenn raw. wanted at th
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