Star-Lites From
Hollywood
Chuck Cochard
Five Dont’s for Secretaries
Don’t make up in the of
fice.
Don’t wear bright finger
nail polish.
Don’t wear obvious make
up.
Don’t wear jangling brace
lets or too much jewelry.
Don’t wear clothes of ex
treme cut during office
hours.
These are the five don’ts
for secretaries, from Jean
Harlow, who is appearing
in “Wife vs Secretary.”
Jean wrote them down af
ter talking to a number of
secretaries in an effort to
enlighten herself on just
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what the perfect secretary
should be.
Do you know that Jean
ette MacDonald was born
and raised in Philadelphia,
studied first to be a dancer,
once considered teaching
school, first Broadway part
was in “Irene,” had one
lean period during which
she posed for commercial
photographers, first prima
donna role was in “Sunny
Days,” first picture was
“The Love Parade,” “Rose
Marie” is her thirteenth,
her lucky number?
Inside Gossip
Last week’s famous bru
nette star who has the gos
sips talking plenty about*
her companionship with
her leading man is Janet
Gaynor and the male in
the case is Robert Taylor.
What brunette feminine
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screen player has started
an old romance blooming
again with a promising
young leading man? Here’s
a hint. She is the daugh
ter of a famous movie dir
ector. That’s all for today.
Wait till next week. Cut.
At It Again
The Marx Brothers are
wracking their brains these
days trying to find a suit
able sequel to succeed their
“A Night At the Opera”
which was one of the big
gest hits of last year. They
tell me they’re going to
roadshow all thei’’ gags be
fore they start production
to make sure every one is a
sure-fire hit.
Do you know that Greta
Garbo wore the first pair of
pajamas ever seen on the
screen which proved the
forerunner of the modern
| slacks for women?
And although famed as
the world’s champion cam
! era-dodger has actually pys
ed for .‘1000 portraits?
Inside Gossip: Last weeks
famed blonde feminine star
on her way to Europe for
pictures and a divorce is
Alice White and her hus
band who was seen reeent
1 ly at a night spot with Jane
Frances Mullen, Beverly
Hills socialite, is C-, Bart
lett.
Who' blonde singing tar
who i now in it.,- n, ,vies
is ju ,t t. at way an r< i c r
tain we dthy man a io’U
Hollvvja i? Just fu: sake
ui a hint, she once sang on
the Vallee hour.
Last week’s well known
movie actress who is report
ed to be starting an old ro
mance anew with an up
and-coming young leading
man is Katherine DeMille
and the man in mention is
Eric Blore.
What prominent radio
man of the Pacific coast is
reported to be responsible
for the appearance in a mo
jtion picture of a northern
California society girl?
I Here’s a hint. He’s presi
dent of a coast radio net
woik. Your correspondent
thinks it is more than just
good will on his part be
causo they’re being seen to
gether at all the late spots.
The extra girl says when
a gii i looks backward she
may be followed by a mgn
who is foi ward.
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Star-lites: Dick Powell
and Joan Blundell, whose
romance is causing Holly
wood to speculate if they
will be married in the im
mediate future, are going
to play lovers in the forth
coming musical “Stage
Struck” Back from New
York, George Burns and
Gracie Allen are preparing
I to make “Turn Off the
Moon.” His work in “Fol
low the Fleet” barely fin
ished, Fred Astaire has al
ready started rehearsals
for the new dance routines
for “Never Gonna Dance”
his next starring opus with
| Ginger Rogers. The nimb
le footed Astaire, consider
ed by many critics the
hardest worker in motion
pictures, has laid out a pro
gram calling for six hours
of dance rehearsels per day
and 36 hours per week. He
expects to spend more than j
300 hours of rehearsing i
his new steps before try
ing them out before the
cameras. j
Through a keyhole: John
Carroll and his No. 1 attrac
tion, Steffi Duna having a
late Sunday breakfast at
Levy’s Tavern. Katherine
Hepburn back in town.
Jane Hamilton and How
ard Hughes making the
rounds of the brightly-light
ed spots. Marlene Diet
rich is still sad about John
Gilbert. Ida Lupino and ]
Johnny Gates tenniss-ing
at Charlie Farrell’s Raquet
Club.
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that body the bill authoriz
ed an -sue of hands in any
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mittee on Territories and
Insular Affairs an addition
al proviso was attached to
the bill limiting the total;
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February 20 The bill to
provide for vacations for
G o ver n ment e m p loy ees
and the hill to standardize
sick leave and extend it to
all Government employees,
both of which passed the
House on August 8. 1035,
passed the Senate today
with certain amendments.
The bill providing vaca
tions will become effective
July 1, 1936, as amended.
Briefly this bill provides
that employees of the Gov
ernment generally shall be
entitled to 26 days annual
legve each calendar year,
exclusive of Sundays and
holidays. This leave may,
be accumulated through!
any number of years, not!
to exceed a total accumula-|!
tion of 60 days in unused;
leave. Temporary employ
ees, except those engaged
on construction work at
hourly rates, are entitled to
this leave at the rate of two j
and one-half days per I
month. I
The bill standardizing |
sick leave provides for cum 1
ulative sick leave at the I
rate of one and one-fourth 8
clays per month, not exceed -
ing 60 days.
Employees of the Post
Office Department are ex
cluded from the provisions
of both of the bills.
These bills will probably
not go to conference, for it
is understood that the
House members will insist
upon a greater cumulative
period than 60 days annual
leave as provided by the
Senate amendment.
It is believed that during
the week commencing Feb.
24th, the House Committee
on the Civil Service will
arrange for hearings to be
held on the bill introduced
by Delegate Dimond au
thorizing retirement for em
ployees of the Alaska Rail
road on a basis similar to
that provided for employ
ees of the Panama Railroad
Hearings on this bill have
been delayed by the illness
of Chairman Ramspeck.
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