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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1930)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. DftEGON Friday. August 1, 10X0 PAGE TEN Molwood Storu ffijfifo COPYRIGHT I93Q ffv Nf A SERVICE Inc. & E RNEST LYNNf ' BWilV IIKHE TODAV ' Iwn Itorlnwr, furnn-r M-w Vor a'MMiM-r man, who la now wrll lug ari'iiarliis for Continental I'lc lurra In lloll wmxl, K'l liUrr from an tilj frlcml iu Now Vork, Matt Voung. Idling lilin In lixik up girl namisl Anna U lnt r. bo ha come from Tulsa, OUa., v "rra.h the lit urea." Ian roinpllra iflmlanlly, aa he la illstrtisllul ot 7,lor. hul Annr lirutra lo lip rharmmit. Klir la bad Unit rsix-ru-ncr in li romHinl-s, niilvh llun li'lla Iht In Ilia iM'nt fmimlntuin Cr an 'itra to have. Amw gnllirra lliat he l lltllii i1UmiIIi-H.iI wllh Hung al Conltnriilal. For one llilnjc. lie thinks thry have miscast the alar wliuin thry ack-rt Iu play In the picture that ia In be niaile fnm alory ha had written before Cum ing lo Hollywood. ,. Knrtmer tolls Anne about aome Of the diarouraKing haara ot extra work, but tic-rratly belieTea he will "make the STaile." and he thua aaanrea her. Tbey go in the RooacTt-lt hutel to dance, and Itain, before the erenlng la over. Is quite amitten wllh her. NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER IV. It was Monday -morning. Re- sarsals were to start that day for Grim Holiday." Dan Rorimer. settling down at the desk In hi tiny offlra and staring out of the window at a drlule ot rain, look ad back on two weeks ot Idleness and (errantly hoped there would ba work for him In the forthcom ing production. Kren It a lot of changes In the script were neces sary, be wouldn't mind not un less thry changed the framework of his story. It would at least make hlm feel like an essential part ot the ma chinery of this organlia.km In stead cf a human fifth wheel, for gotten In a little coop of n office wllh a typewriter, a desk and a couple of chairs, and a window that looked out upon numerous parked automobiles. . Whan Continental Pictures bad bought bis story the executlTe t the New Vork office had In formed him that the atudio con templated Immediate production. Rorlmer had thought "Immediate production" meant just that, and was surprised to find on his ar rlral that nothing had been done beyond the preparation ot the cenarlo. He had read that, had been Impressed by lis technical chartsmanshlp. Looking back orer those two weeks. Rorlmer smiled a little bit terly at the recollection of his re ception at the Continental lot. He bad been Introduced to ihe pro ducer, no less, and tha Important an,j busy Individual had ordered that Rorimer he shown the sights. The studio manager had invited him to lunch, introduced him to various directors and scenario writers at the table, who had greeted him plsasantly, pausing long enough in their game of throwing dice to see who should be stuck for the meal checks to bid him welcome to Hollywood. One of the directors said. "If you're not doing anything this af ternoon, come over on Stage Five. Were shooting some Interesting stuff." Photography in natural color. Bunding beside the director, Ror imer, who never had been inside a moving picture studio before, watched with keen Interest, and was informed by the director that the lights used In color photogra phy were several times as strong as those for black and white. "Hotter than the very devil, too. I understand they'e working on s cold light now. It'll be great It they perfect It This morning 1 was shooting a restaurant scene. $5-00 Values to 112.75 $7-75 Values to $19.75 $9-75 Values to $24.75 . $14-75 Values to $36.75 There's Chic Comfort in Cool Prints Slashing Reductions on Every Summer Dress in the house. Many below cost Sizes for Misses and Women. LaPointe's and n extra girl playing a wait ress was supposed to come on atnl pick up a tray. Well, the table had been under the liglita for a little while and did she drop thai tray! It was hotter than fire. She said a few thing, too." What caused Dan Korlmer to smile now was the (act that after three or four days of being treat ed like a veiling celebrity he bad been abruptly (orgotten. The scen ario chlet, showing him to the lit tle office, had said. Well, Korl mer. this 1 yours. I'm sending In a bunch ot scripts: you can study them to see how it's done. We'll be making ou work pretty soon and (bis is a tine little place to sweat. Rorlmer now looked about hlm. A fine place to sweat! A fine placo to sit and wonder If I hey ever expected to use you! Four Plain walls, adorned with a few framed pictures of movie celebri ties. A door al ono end. a win dow at the other; beside the win dow, his desk. Someone now stuck his head In at the door. It was Gregg, the scenario chief. He said, "I aappose you're ready to give them a band you knew that Murray was sic' t" "Yes," said Rorlmer. "I'm darned glad to get to work." Gregg smiled. He was gray and well groomed, with a lined cheek and a perpetually worried look In his eyes, from (requent tilts will-, the studio manager. "You may ge more than you're loosing (or." he said. "I Just wanted to warn you about one thing: don't get sore If they ask yon to make changes in your story. Maybe I dont need to tell you that." "I hope not." said Rorimer. "Well, it's not pretty to write a nice magazine story, or a book, and have somebody kick it all around for you. But try to re member that the production of a talking picture la an expensive Special One Cent Sale at Pelican theatre, Friday and Saturday. SCALDED TO DEATH THAT'S really what happens to sac silks and tally woolens when you wash them in hoc wafer. But, you say, you can't get them com pletely clean say other way. Thai's where White King Gran ulated Soap comes in. White King is s tgcllU and mml oil soap. No coarse animal fats arc in its make-up. The re suit is quick, rich suds, thorough cleansing, arsl swift rinsing in Uktvsrm wster. Wash your now things with White King to luke warm water, aad spare their delicate lives. YoM hands will bless you for it too. White King is economical. One teaspoonrul in a basin cf water, one cy?iul ia the waL rub that's a!l yu'll need. Try it tods7. Sold by grocwis every wacno. proposition; this one will run more than $6000 a day and It'll probably exceed Its bu.laet at that Collins la the director. So I heard," said l.in. Collins was the director who bad been so Pleasant to him his first day at Continental, When he makes a suggestion. " Ores said, "it's usually a sound one. "I've hoard he's very good." said Dan. "I've got only .mo kick; why " tlreicg Interrupted with a pa tient smile. "Why ilhl they give your story to Atwood? lletuceu the two ot. us, even Collins squawked a little when A.lamson did that. But Atwond's got a cost ly contract. 'and we've got to keep him busy. Besides, he won't he as bad as yon think: he's a trooper, whatever thev sav about him." By mid-afternoon Rorlmer had reason lo Ihink even more highly of Collins' ability. Several times durlug rehearsals the director had stopped everything and .turning to Dan, had shown where (he changing of a line here and there would Improve the dialogue. Once it had added a laugh to a scene in which a laugh was needed greatly. It had relieved the tension ot a long, nerve-wracking sequence. Collins said he delieved In long nd thorough rehearsals. 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Dan made his changes right on the sets. 'Collins remarking t h:i t he was quick and Intelligent, and faclln. once voiced his approval. "You seem to know whnt It's all about." ha said. "Hood dialogue's the thing. Kver write anything for the stage?" "The stag doesn't know It yet," Dan smiled. "I wrote a play, but that's as far as II got." Collins nodded. "Maybe It help ed you more than you know." When In met Frederick At wood, the famous screen Id il en tirely disarmed Horlnier with the warmth of his greeting, lie shook hands eorilinlly, said he had read Korlmer'a story, "Urdu Holi day." and liked 11. "(looil story. Oood writing." Ills words were clipped, precise, his accent British. Rorimer felt a little ashamed: but studying the almost feminine beauty of Atwood's perfect fea tures, yet persisted In the convic tion that the man hud been mis cast. Ho went hack to his hotel that 1 evening, tired but elated. He had ' not realized tlie tension he hail been working under until he was driving back In his car. Now ho lay stretched out on his bed, re- , taxing cramped muscle, regret-, ting the large number of rlgarets he had consumed. They had dull- t ed his appetite and I'aul Collier J would be calling (or him at seven to take him to the Wampas dinner j downstairs. He smiled, thinking of the! pleasure he would take In tolling Collier about Anne Winter. "So i you were out of town In case she had a friend, eh?" I But Anne didn't have a girl friend: she lived alone. This he had learned upon taking her home Saturday night. She had a tiny and oncheerful apartment one room and kltchenol and was d s-1 low-Out Split seconds that make you satisfied wllh It. She wnnled some thing better but couldn't afford It uloue; she expected sooner or Inter to find a congenial girl to sharesomollilng liter llh her. Yesterday Horlnier had luken her out driving Sunday ntioruooit she liud confided tiiat she ex pected (o live strictly wlthlti the limit of her oli funds. He learned that she bad saved most of her stage earnliics and thv. were her stake, "Father told me I'd he writing homo (or hint to pay the rent, blit I told hlm he didn't know Ills owu daughter." ltorlmer, propped up on a pil low whence he could guio out on a tnyrlnd of yellow llKhts. wus willing to wager that Mr. Winter not only knew his uwn tlaimbter pretty well, but us proud of her. He reached for tho telephone. Anna Winter w.n ono swell girl, MASONIC BASKET PICNIC On Sunday, August 3rd, s picnic will be held at Ijika o' the Woods. All Masoulc bodies, visiting Masons, Fust eru Star, DeMoluy, Job's Daughters aud houso guests of tho above, are Invited. Ice cream, lemonade, coffee, cream and sugar served free. Bring your basket and come. 1'rues (or sports contests. C. W. Stanley, W. M. J! 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