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Task of Escorting Sonja
Drains $500 Salary
Richard Greene Finds No Solace
In ‘Romance,’ Directed by
Publicity Department.
By SHEFLAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD. April 15 iNANA.I.—Sonja Herne earns an average of
$5,000 weekly. Richard Greene is lucky if he sets $500. But he still
has to pay for everything when he escorts Sonja on their celebrated
publicity romance. And he doesn't, like either arrangement—to judge
by his bored face at the circus with Sonia. P. S Mr. Greene does not like
circuses either . . . which makes him different from Robert. Taylor and
Barbara Stanwyck, who held hands'
and gasped through every perform
ance this week ... To go back to love—
via the publicity
d p p a r trnent—
when Merle Ober
on returns to
Hollywood, she
will be met by
David Niven—at
the command of
the Goldwyn stu
dio, to which they
are both under
Contract. This
romance, started
by Jock Law
rence, the ex and
t v p p r t press
spent, almost de
velopps into the
shfilah Graham.
real thine for a few months, with
Merle givinsr out interviews that she
expected to marry Niven. But David,
Hollywood's mast attractive beau*
about town, preferred bachelorhood.
They have not, seen each other for1
VIEW CHERRY BLOSSOMS I
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farce Cruiser leaves
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to hear their conversation when thej
meet.
* * * *
M.vrna Loy can he viewed by Holly
wood tourists taking a dally constitu
tional up Coldwater Canyon (she
lives there). Her walking outfit in
cludes slacks and a bandanna. The
perfect screen wife spends Easter Sun
day (and every other Sunday) in the
following fashion: Breakfast late.
Then a walk around her garden. A
swim precedes lunch, which is fol
lowed by another walk. Then some
script reading with Husband Arthur
Hornblow. Then a nap. then supper.
After supper, more seript reading
(don't movie folk ever read anything
else?). Perhaps a picture—and so to
bed. Not very exciting, but very
health-making.
* * * *
Loretta Young and Marjorie Weaver,
both working in "Three Blind Miep,”
talk to each other—only whpn they
have to. The two girls have not been
overfriendly sinre their "Second
Honeymoon,” when Marjorie scored
a great hit . . . and. by the way, I
have just learned the rrason for
Loretta's current boy-less condition.
She does not, go out in the evening
during picture-shooting . . . Kay
Francis will not. be a baroness after
all. Fiance Baron Barneknw is drop
ping the title and Kay will be offi
cially known as Mrs. Barnckow . . .
Shirley Temple, at a recent dog show,
saw a prize pom she liked very much.
"I want to buy that," she told the
owner. ' He's not for sale," replied
the latter. "I still want to buy him,"
said Shirley, adding. "I can pay."
* * * *
Errol Flynn tries so hard to have
adventures, but fate tries harder to
stop them. He was all set and sailing
away from Miami in his yacht Sirocco
in search of bona fide fun on the
high seas. So his engine had to break
down, forcing a return to port. But
Errol goes again, and says thus time
he will do or die—unless his studio
recalls him for a picture . . . Joan
Crawford and Framhot Tone are ex
perimenting with separation vacations
. . . Olivia rie Havillanri cables me to
disregard those romantic rumors of a
European tryst with Lord Michelham,
who is old enough to be her father...
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JESSE THEATER18 sta^NE.1"* George Brent in “Gold
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pit a c CTADDFTT ir* lHni\Lul/I\U Cont. 7-11.
01 AriltH. I 1 in Wm. Powell In ‘‘Baroness and the
“OLD WYOMING TRAIL.” Approx. 7:40, 9 40,
JOAN BLONDELL in FALLS CHURCH, VA.
“BACK IN CIRCULATION.” STATE S <1VORR?ESG LEE
Shown 7 00. 10.no. EDW G ROBINSON I BUCK JONES in
News—Cartoon—Comedy. ln G* | ' bo^a2£b^ely
The Boss Man
WILLIAM DANFORTH.
Who has the title role in the
./. Franklyn Viola presenta
tion of the Gilbert and Sulli
van comic operetta “The
Mikadoat the Rialto Thea
ter Monday night.
Sports item: Fragile Carole Lombard
makes a sucker out of strong Clark
Gable at tennis ... Joan Fontaine
has the smallest waist in Holly wood
according to her new leading man,
Derrick de Marney.
* * * *
There is only one of the myriad
Goldwyn stories that amuses Sam
himself. Ever since he has been in
the picture business, he has been
credited with being the only producer
financing his own films. He does not.
"Why should I risk my money as
well as my brains?'* asks the exceed
ingly sage Mr. Goldwyn, and for once
he is not gagging.
(Copyright. 193S. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY.
Stratemeyer, Lt. Col. Oorge E,
Air Corps. Hamilton Field, Calif. to
Army War College; September 10.
Lindt, Lt. Col. John H, General
Staff Corps, office of chief of staff,
to Hawaiian Department; July 20.
Richards. Lt. Col. Walter L, Medi
ral Corps, general dispensary, Balti
more, to Fort George Wright, Wash ;
June 10.
Van D. Cowan. Mai. Egbert W,'
Dental Corps, Scott Field, 111, to
Fort Myer, Va.; May 18
Middleton, Maj. C. Lloyd. Quarter- !
master Corps, office of quartermaster
general, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex •
June 4.
Minton, Maj. Henry E. Ordnance
Department, Army Industrial College, j
to Hawaiian Department: July 16.
Barnett, Maj. Lloyd, Air Corps, to
Langley Field, Va, on completion
of his present tour of foreign service.
Lavin, Maj. Gregory 8, Ordnance
Department, Fort Monroe. Va„ to
Raritan Arsenal, Metuchen, N. J.;
September l.
Brown. Maj. Brisbane H, Quar
termaster Corps. Philadelphia, to
Hoiabird Quartermaster Depot, Bal
timore.
Jackson. Maj. George A, Infantry,
to Fort Washington. Md, on com
pletion of his present tour of foreign
service.
Ellis, Capt. Wiibus R„ Quarter
master Corps. Hoiabird Quartermas
ter Depot, Baltimore, to office of
quartermaster general; August 15.
Collins, Capt. William O , Quar
termaster Corps, Hoiabird Quarter
master Depot. Baltimore, to Fort
Ethan Alien, Vt.; June 15.
Sheridan, Capt, Arthur J, &igj.
neer Corps, engineer reproduction
plant, to Fort Du Pont. Del.; August 31.
Dewey. Capt.. Franklin Haylander,
Chemical Warfare Service Reserve.
Rochester. N. Y, to office of chief
of chemical warfare service; May 1.
Ellis, Capt. Harry V, Quartermaster
Corps. Hoiabird Quartermaster Depot.
Baltimore, to Army base, Boston;
August I.
Ridgely, Capt. Dale B„ Dental
Corps, Fort H. G. Wnght, N. Y„ to
general dispensary; May 1.
Seybold, Capt. John 8. Engineer
Corps, Vicksburg, Miss, to office of
chief of engineers; June 15.
Kohls, First Lt. Carl W , Infantry,
Port Benning Ga„ to Walter Reed
General Hospital for treatment.
Brown, First Lt. Robert Q, Field
Artillery. Fort Hoyle, Md, to Fort
Sill, Okla, June 12.
Cain, First Lt. James A. Jr, Field
Artillery. Fort Bill. Okla, to Fort
Hoyle, Md.
Homer, First Lt, Samuel W.. Field
Artillery, Fort Sill, Okla, to Fort
Myer, Va.
Dick, Second Lt. John S. B, Engineer
Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va, to Fort Ben
ning, Ga,
NAVY.
Byrnes, Comdr. James C., Jr., de
tached U. S. S. Idaho, to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia; May.
Godwin. Comdr. Donald G , detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Mississippi;
May.
Pace. Comdr. Ernest M , Jr., detached
! —■■■ .. —
Bureau Aeronautic*, to Carrier Di
vision 2; July.
Smith, Lt. Comdr. J. Gregg. Medi
cal Corps, detached Bureau Medicine
and Surgery, to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore; April.
Oranum, Lt. Comdr. Alfred M„ de
tached Bureau Engineering, to U. S.
S. Raleigh; May.
Mayer, Lt. Comdr. Roland G„ de
tached Naval Aircraft Factory, Phila
delphia, to Consolidated Aircraft Corp.,
San Diego; May.
Eason, Lt. Comdr. Curry E„ de
tached Navy Yard, to U. S. S. Vega;
May.
Harvey, Lt. Comdr. Lester M., de
tached U. S. S. Hamilton, to Norfolk,
Va.; June.
Sylvester, Lt. Comdr. Evander W.,
Construction Corps, detached Navy
Yard, Mare Island, Calif., to Navy
Yard; April.
Coffin, Lt. Harry N., detached Hy
drographic Office, to U. S. S. Hanni
bal; May.
Fraser, Lt. George K. detached
Navy Yard, to U. S. 8. Ranger; May.
Kehoe, Lt. Thomas H., detached
Naval Air Station, Anacostia, to U. S.
S. Chaumont; May.
Kelly, Lt. Samuel G., detached Naval
Observatory, to U. S S. Perkins; June.
Pogue, Lt. William G„ detached
Naval Academy, to U 8. S. Lexington;
May.
Clark, Lt. John E., detached Naval
Aircraft Factory, Philadelphia, to
U. 8. 8. Sartoga; July.
Briner, Lt. Richard R„ detached
Naval Academy, to Naval Aircraft
Factory, Philadelphia; May.
Highleyman, Lt. Richard, detached
Navy Yard, to U. 8. 8. Utah; May.
MacGregor, Lt. fj. g.) Edgar J„ 3d,
detached Naval Academy, to Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.; May.
Wilson. Lt. <J. g) George S., de
tached U. 8. 8. Vega, to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia; May.
Detyens, Lt. <j. g.) Julian H.. de
tached Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va.,
to U. 8. S. Rigel; June.
Welker, Chief Machinist Charles D„
detached Navy Yard, Philadelphia, to
home, relieved active duty; July 1.
Perdue, Machinist John W.. detached
U. S. S. Pensacola, to Navy Yard,
Portsmouth, Va ; June.
Snovel, Chief Electrician Carl H., de
tached Navy Yard. Porthmouth, Va.,
to home, relieved active duty; April.
■-•
Coffee constitutes more than 50 per
cent of Brazil's exports.
Mrs. Moore Granted Divorce.
Mrs. Dorothy Moore, 1519 Connecti
cut avenue N.W., was granted a
divorce In District Court Wednesday
from Ray F. Moore. Embassy Apart
ments. Sixteenth and Harvard streets
N.W. The grounds were desertion. Mr.
Moore did not contest the action.
A geographical mile s the length of
1 minute of latitude.
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