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"i is in t he talkies, but you may ?Ot , L .JW.. i j5 . ' ''J' - i sf 5 iMHtU M il
V .Iso have heard her over the fe ' V " 1 ' 1 ' 11 1 ESMSH'' ,V-. Vj J. - Bjl l I 'jl!
i ' 1 - -t JJ'i f ' ' ' THE CAMERAMAN DIDN'T GLT A. TUMBLE, winch wa perhaps what he was wait- VI f , .1 VJ
I , tttofc'L$ lti If f ' ' in? around for. but he did get this striking action photo of Italian cavalrymen as they successfully lV JllUJi f "
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ART FOR ART'S sake is
the motto of lovely Eva Le
Gallienne, above, who has re
fused a((ractivc stage con
tracts lo play as a member
of the ca,st in her own repc m
srjk theater in New Yorkf
THAT-NO TWO SCULPTORS SAW ABRAHAM LINCOLN ALIKE is int.tingly
illustrated in the layout above. The 15-foot high bust on the left is the rciihstic work ol tj. G.-:
Barnhard. The , head above, clone by Leonard Cruclle, ' at' Freeport, III., while the bust
below stands ill statuary hall in the Capitol at Washington. . These three memorials, as iwell as .
couiitlrss oljicrs, arc honored on the 122nd annjversary of Lincoln's birth, l eb. 12. : '
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! KIT I EN ON THE KEYS You'll have to award .this feline the tywwnter ribbon for
ttficiency, for they say he's new secretary, to the inspector of a Pittsburgh, Pa., police station.
"i f'Tommv" is his name.
PLENTY-; STORIES to,
William Van Alcn, don't
you think ? There should be.
anyway, for he represented
the Chrysler tower at the
nt7y Beaux Arts costume
ball in New York recently;
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. WHAT, NO ORANGES? A sirIiI not often seen in sunny California is one like that above. Here arc a group of California ;
, gelling a taste of winter on the toboggan slide at Lake Talioe, whore the 1932 Olympic game winter sports Iryouts are to be held .
in February. . , v. . .
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rAIJ.F.D 'J'HF. MOST SCl-.Nir. MAURHR IM A Vll. i: k-am i;a-i-l-uc '. '.' i ... . : T--
i ii J i l " ciw. me Deaumul crescent ot Ava on Bay, l Cata-
lina Island, is hown here n a picturesque v,ew the steamer. Catahna and Av.lon arrived from the mainland with hundred, of
'" (" ! owning of the mid-winter season. Noljce the celcbr.ted casino in the background. ,u,""c"
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BUOYS WILL BE BUOYS, especially when it comes to rounding the last one in an excit
ing skimmer race such as this. Three of the craft which competed in the skimmer regatta at ,
Npwport Bay. near Los Angeles, Calif., recently, are shown lighting for position at the turning i
. point on the home stretch.
BATON AVERAGE is . '
high for these distinguished
orchestra conduclois. rom
lop lo liotK'iii arc: Ossip
G:ibiihmihch. leader of the
Delroil Symphony oicheslia:
Arluro Tosranini. director of
the New York Philharmonic
orchestra, and Emo Rapcc.
conductor of the famed Roxv
symphony.
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CLOSE RUB IN THIS SPELL1N' BEE Shaking of intellectual birds, these pure-bred
Icghoins at a chicken farm in Brady, Texas, certainly know ihcir alphabet. Although a few
stiagglers arc disturbing tire continuity of the formation, you get an idea of what Idler they
arc tiying to spell cut.
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