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PAGE TEN TifEDFOIlD MATL TRIBUNE, fEDFORU, OREGON'. "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1035, LOT NOT AS SAD AS MANY Til! Br ROHIIIV COON HOLLYWOOD. UP) Enougn ha-s . been aM and written about the pitl- , Able, ironic plight of the "atand-ln" to call for bucket of tear. But many oi theae people, who face the camera but never are photograph ed, are too busy to spend much time feeling sorry for themselves, or even to speculate on their almoM-atardom, their constant condition of being so near and yet so far from fame. There's Leo Lynn, who "stands in" for Blng croeby. After hours snd between pictures. Leo Is Bing'a Man Friday and has a steady Job. And Lowe "Cracker" Hendernon. who has the same anraagement with Jack Oa ki e, doesn't go around feel lng sorry for hlmaelf. Greta Qarbo's atand-ln is CQirts Marie Meeker, who. like the star, la tall and blonde. When Oarbo is not working, Miss Meeker busies herself with her oils, painting portraits. Jane Clark has been Kay Francis' tand-ln for six yenrs. When Kay was understudy to Kay Johnson In a Broadway play, Jane hod a small bit In the production. When Kay come to Hollywood. Jano came, too, and she has "sttod In" for the same star ever since. Another stand-In with artistic lean ings Is Babe Cain, who has served Helen Twelvetrees, Ginger Rogers and other young actreiwea at one time or another. Frank McOrath. friend and stand-in to Warner Baxter, makes extra money with his fine horseman hip In pictures, and recently played a small role hlmaelf. Mat Gllmon. Wallace Beery'a "sec ond self," Is. like the star, a pilot, and a stunt man besides. Warren William has for stand-in a practicing chiropractor, Warren ("Doc") Dear- born. When Jane Downey Isn't busy standing In for Gloria Stuart or Jean Mulr, she can turn her talents to stunting, for she rates "ell among tha stunt Women of movleland. The average stand-in, If his or her star happens not to be working, and other stand-in Jobs are not available. Is on hand for extra work, but when Fronchot Tone Is between pictures. Bob Evans, his stand-in, Is an assist ant director. Joe E. Brown's atand-ln, Pat O'Shea, Is one of the few who bear a great resemblance to the stars they serve In this capacity. Another reason Joe likes him la that Pat is a professional baseball player, and between pictures he strengthens one of the semi-pro teams the comedian has organized in Hollywood. ff BITTERLING OF EAGLE POINT PASSES Ruby Bltterllng, well known reel dent of Eagle Point, passed away In fialem. January T, at the age of 44 years, where she had son for med ical treatment last September. She was born at Coqullle, Ore., In Sep tember, 1890, and at the age of three yeara came to Medford with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Penwell. In July, 1017. ahe was united in marriage to Julius A. Btttcrllng, at Halnlor, Ore. After living there for ten yeara, they came to southern Oregon, and made their home at Eagle Point since that time. She is survived by her husband and three children, Joe and William Mil ler and nob Bltterllng, all of E;ile Point; also her mother, Mrs. A. C. Itntcllff of Engle Point, her father. A. L. Penwell, Gold Hill; one brother. Anlo Penwell, Med ford; one slMer. Valentine Morw of Tucson. Ariz.; ; alao two half-brothers. Walter Rnd- 1 cliff of Eagle Point and Thomas Barry of Med ford. ! Funeral errrlccs will be conducted from the Conger funeral parlors. Thursday at 2 p. m. Rev. W. R. I Baird will have rharge of services at j the ehapol and Interment eervU-e at me i. u. u. r. cemetery in Mertrnrtl j will be conducted bv the Katie Point ! 1 Orange, of which Mrs. Bltterllng was an active member and officer. ACTIVE CLUBBERS SEAT OFFICIALS At la.it right's meeting of the Med ford chapter of Active Club Inter national, new officer for the end ing alt months period were Inducted Into offU-e by Paft Prwirient Cliever Hubbard. The officer are: Presi dent. Krnnrtli Denman; iee-pvr! -dent. 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