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BOY'S INJURED PONY STIRS
EVEN CLAIMS MANAGER
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SEATTLE tU.P. > -Jerry Houser.
13-year-old elementary school stu
dent rides again.
Jerry got a new pony and pr
oudly rode. Then one day the
horse broke out of its enclosure
and trotted onto the highway. He
became confused and ran into
an automobile. The horse suffered
a shoulder injury and the loss of
one eye.
Jerry couldn’t ride a one-eyed
horse—it wasn’t safe either for
Jerry or the animal.
The claims manager of a local
automobile insurance company,
with whom the driver of the car
that struck the horse was insur
ed. ordered a new pony for
Jerry.
"That's one claim we knew
right off at’d pay.” he said.
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I Around Hollywood
AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK—
Christmas spirit is still in the
air. . .at least one man must
[think so. . .when he walked into
! a liquor store and ordered a bot
| tie of scotch, the “clerk" smil
; ingly handed it to him and said,
j “this is on the house.” What the
| customer didn’t know was—the
| kind man had the real clerk lying
Ion the floor and was in the pro
cess of robbing the place. Two
I young men were arrested, at dif
ferent hours, at Second and Main
Sts. for possession of marijuana
* . . .each pleaded guilty. . each
was sentenced to jail. . .but. the
two young men discovered both
I were born in the same New
Mexico town twenty-two years
ago. They had the same name. .
they came to Los Angeles about
the same time nine years ago,
and they met for the first time
in jail. A market owner is very
thankful today. . .bandits entered
his store, tied him with wire
and then took $1,000 out of his
safe. Before leaving, one of the
bandits pointed his gun at the
owner and pulled the trigger. . .
it misfired. . .lie pulled the trig
ger again. . .once more it mis
fired. . .three more times he
pulled the trigger, and each time
it misfired. . .the bandits gave
up and fled.
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i Tyrone Power is fast becoming
i our ambassador of good will.
He’s already planning another
air trip, this time to Norway and
Sweden and probably other Eu
ropean countries. Tyrone just re
I cently finished a long jaunt to
Africa.
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Greer Garson and Robert Don
at got their big start in "Good
bye, Mr. Chips," made years ago.
Now MGM plans on making a
| sequel to “Mr. Chips" with Miss
Garson slated for the lead ,mle.
And, if Donat returns to Holl\
wood, he'll also be in the film.
It was a growing practice a
round Easter time for bartenders
to give or sell to customers little
live blue rabbits or dyed chicks.
There will be none of that this
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year. The City Council adopted
an ordinance making it illegal
all because drinkers would put
the little creatures in their pock
ets and forget about them. In
the morning they woidd find
them suffocated.
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May we be frank? Who cares
whether I,ana Turner appears in
“Thov Three Musketeers?” Or
whether another “Jolson Story”
picture is made? Studios must,
think that the whole world is
standing by breathlessly waiting
for the final outcome.
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During the war, tl.S. govern
ment inspected horse meat was
very much in demand. Due to
high prices of other meats the
demand is just as great today.
According to City Health Officer
George M. Uhl. 395 horses are
slaughtered here daily for con
sumption by humans and pets.
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FOR THE OLD TIMERS 1930—
18 years ago—Tallulah Bankhead,
daughter of an Alabama con
gressman and London's most pop
ular young actress for the past
two years. is coming back to
America to make a talkie called
"Her Past." Inn Claire has left
Pat he and will free lance. . .she
wants more diversified roles.
Owen Moore and Lew Cody will
have featured parts in Gloria
Swanson's next picture. ‘‘What
a Widow!" Charlie Chaplin is
still determined not to talk in
pictures. . .right now lie's work
ing on “City Lights." Para
mount's latest picture. “Morroco"
introduces Marlene Dietrich, the
new sensation from Germany. . .
Gary Cooper is her leading man.
Though talkies have been hero
for over two years, the following
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players are just now making
j their talking debuts: Mary Astor
I Buster Keaton. Nils Asther, Molly
O’Day, Lon Chaney and Lew
Cody.
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If many more fights lake place
along the Strip, gay night spot
row on Sunset, it’ll be getting
, a “skidrow" reputation. Inciden
tally, another club on the Strip,
| Dave’s Blue Room, went into
i bankruptcy last week. That’s No.
15 for the year so far. More will
join soon.
Charles Laughton may play
Dickens in a movie biography of
the famous author. Laughton
i would probably be fine but it
seems that Edmund Gwenn would
make a perfect Dickens. It's the
sort of role that he’s cut out for.
Gwenn is almost a sure bet to
receive the Academy Award for
the best character actor of 1917.
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ODDS AND ENDS —The life of
j Hoagy Carmichael, “Stardust Ro
ad.” should roll very soon. Rob
ert Cummings, and not Hoagy,
will play the lead. Hazel Brooks
will get star'hilling in the screen
version of the stage play, “Mary
| Had a Little.” Jack Haley starts
rehearsals for a revue version of
John Gunther's “Inside U.S.A."
Feb. 10. The play will have a
Broadway premiere early in
' April. Barbara Stanwyck plans
j on takink an air jaunt to Alaska
I with Robert Taylor. She's not
! keen about flying though. “The
| Arch of Triumph" will have its
premiere in Paris this month. . .
Stars and news writers will fly
: over. Mae Clarke, popular star
of a few years back, has been
signed by Republic fora featured
part. . .in her last big role. Mae
worked with .Tames Cagney ‘at
i Grand National ten years ago.
I Bette Davis will do a soft shoe
i dance in her next picture, “June
j Bride.” Something new for Bette.
I “Woman Bites Dog” is the name
of a new comedy to open Fob. 25
I at the Pasadena Playhouse.
Jackie Cooper will tour the
! Coast in his stage play “Sleep
| It Off” as soon as ho finishes at
Monogram. . .Ann Corio has the
feminine lead. Now that the Babe
Ruth life story is being filmed
why not the life of Jack Demp
sey. . it would be tops. Dempsey
is willing to sell the rights. Tel
evised events are being shown
at the Pantages Hollywood Thea
ter.
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