Art Students As
Extras In Film
Dream Theatre
Twenty-five art students received
tuition and pay at the same time
when they appeared in the sculp
ture class scenes in “'Another Lan
guage," filmed by Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer from the famous Rose Fran
ken Broadway hit.
The picture which opens Tuesday
at the Dream Theatre with Helen
Hayes and Robert Montgomery co
starred, called for episodes in an
art school. In the scenes, Miss Hay
es is shown modelling a bust of Mr.
Montgomery.
Mrs Claribel Gaffney, noted sculp
tress, assembled her pupils at the
studio for the scenes and continued
i instruction as the cameras ground.
A ivng model, scantily clad, occu
pied a platform in the center of the
room and staues of her figure were
modelled by the students as the seen
es were made.
The bust of Montgomery was fash
ioned by Mrs Gafney, with Miss Hay
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es putting on the final touches dur
ing the making of the art school
sequences. In these scenes, William
Farnum, silent screen star, appears
in the role of art dirctor.
Although this bust was later brok
en in another scene the original
cast was retained by Montgomery
as a souvenir of the production. Miss
Hayes who has been interested in
sculpture since her school days, en
joyed the art class so much she ar
ranged to continue modelling stud
ies privately.
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ed the several States to provide for
a State plan, including financial par
ticipation by the States, and not
withstanding any other provision of
this title, the Secretary of the Treas
ury shall pay to each State for each
quarter until not later than July 1,
1937, to be used exclusively as old
age assistance, in lieu of the amount
payable under the provisions of
clause (1) of this subsection, an
amount sufficient to afford old-age
assistance to each needy individual
within the States who at the time
of such expenditure is sixty-five
years of age or older, and who is
declared by such agency as may be
designated by the Social Security
Board to be entitled to receive the
same: Provided further, That no
person who is an inmate of a public
institution shall receive such old
age asssistance, nor shall any indiv
idual receive an amount in excess of
$15 per month.” It is believed that
some financial assistance may be ob
tained for Alaska under the provi
sion quoted above, pending the next
session of the Territorial Legisla
ture when the Territorial laws can
be amended to meet the require
ments of the Act.
Under the provisions of the Act,
it is obvious that many needy per
sons in Alaska will be eligible for
a pension that are not eligible un
der the Territorial law. However,
in all probability the present cost
of pensions to the Territory will not
be increased due to the Federal con
tribution of fifty percent of the to
tal payments. It would appear that
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the allowed pensions up to the
amount of $30 per month.
The bill to reimburse Joe Reno, of
Anchorage, for the amount of an
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August 9th.
Movie
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HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 24, — The
"Fairy Lady” of Hollywood, wealthy
Mrs. Herse M Carson, who feeds
needy families, helps deserving
young men become air pilots and
finances penniless talent, is selling
her mansion home and costly art and
furniture collection, so that all her
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time will be free for charity work.
Already her furnishings—paintings (
including V. Palmaroli's prize win
ning "Pink Lady”, her famous gold
suite augmented by Louis XIV piec
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"Then”’, said the little millionaire
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and, in the company of my friends
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Mrs. Carson became known in the
film colony for her independent, if
unusual charity methods. She finds
her own objects of benevolence, and
investigates them personally.
Through her generous pocketbook,
girls talented musically have been
helped on careers, a boy washing
dishes for a living but yearning to
fly was made an airline pilot, and
many hungry families have been
aided.
"I started out to do this work"
explained Mrs. Carson, "and I'm the
kind who likes to finish the job.”
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