Brownsville herald. [volume], September 21, 1933, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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NEWS OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
U. S. S. New Mexico—in the Newest Battleship Mode.
Representing the latest type of Uncle Sam’s war vessels, the reconditioned U. S. S. New Mexico is pictured
above as she prepared to leave the Philadelphia Navy Yard to join the fleet in Cuban waters. Note the
absence of a wire or tripod mast, a new innovation in battleship construction.
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Good Pals or Triangle?
Gossips say this trio constitutes a romantic triangle, but the ladv in the
case asserts that they are all just “good pals.” They are Stephen Ames
husband of Adrienne Ames (center), screen star, and Bruce
Cabot, also of the movies, pictured at a recent Hollywood outing Xow
following an unexpec. u return from Honolulu to his wife’s home, Ames!
% Xew York broker, is said to contemplate a divorce a^ion. f>bot’s
part, if any, remains a mystery.
Accused Preacher—Two Wives
Movies Get These Red Locks
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Grace Bradley
The latest recruit to Hollywood's red-hair brigade is Grace Bradley, who
matches her flaming locks with a pair of hazel eyes. A child prodigy on
the oiano at the age of five. Grace teas a radio artist, stage dancer and
K j-—- - *-» actress before she was claimed by the screen
A Banner Climb
Here's the peril-fraught nocturnal
trip that Policeman William En
gelhart had to make up a slippery,
80 foot flagpole atop New York’s
City Hall—all because Commun
ists had hoisted there a salmon
pink sateen banner bearing In
white letters the words: “HANDS
OFF CUBA.” The climb, which
would have meant death or grave
in;ury if he had slipped, took two
tao'urs. But he brought down the
banner.
Mary McCormic, famous American
opera diva:, »vho will shortly leave
for Soviet Russia to fulfill a six
month singing contract. Miss Mc
Cormic’s husband, Prince Serge
Mdivani, with his two brothers fled
Russi# during *he revolution. He is
now estranged from the songbird,
with a divorce in contemplation.
FLYER’S FRIEND HAS SAD TASK
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, Stasali De Ana
Pretty Stasali De Ana of Chicago,
who was a close friend of Capt.
Stephen Darius, one of the two
Lithuanian-American flyers who
p.erished in an attempted flight
iwm New York to Lithuania, is
a member of a committee which
is erecting a monument to the.
aviators in Chicago. Captain
Darius and his companion, Lieut
Stanley Girenas, were resident#
of Chicago.
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Just see what our “Blue Eagle"
eyed photographer discovered
when he took a backward glance
across a Florida beach.
To Sing for Soviet
Beauty Starts Them on Road to Fame and Fortune I
Here are a few of the beauties, male
and female, who are among the 1
thirty selected from 100,000 en- ■
trants in a contest sponsored by a *
major Hollywood film studio to take
part in a forthcoming production,
which opportunity may be the first
step along the road to fame and for
tune. Among the favorites of for
tune are Gi! Berry, of Chicago, for
GiV Berry
mer Univarsity of Illinois football
star; Gladys Willar, of Worcester,
Mass.; Laura Lower, Birmingham,
Ala.; Opal McCue,Milwaukee,Wis.;
Alfred Delcambre, Dallas, Tex.; N ita
Harvey, London, England; Stella
Bailey, New York and Malcolm Ball,
Boston. The contest was interna
tional, beauties from all over the
world being considered. Personality
plus physical perfection was taken
iiito account in selecting winners.
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Fall Tweed Suit
The suit is the thing for autumn.
This brown tweed worn by Gloria
Stuart is individualized by a
smart mink cape and beige
crinkled crepe blouse.
La Guinan Flies from Jazz Rhythm to Religion ^
It is a far cry from the brightly-lit jazz atmosphere of a night club to the pulpit of an evangelist, but
Texas Guinan seems equally at home in either. Although friends refuse to take her seriously, “Tex,”
recently announced her intention of “hitting the sawdust trail,” and to prove she was in earnest made her
»^bu »as a Preacher in Angelus Temple, Los Angeles, made famous by Aimee Semple McPherson. At left,
Tex is pictured in night club atmosphere, where she coined the now-famous greeting “Hello Sucker!”
When Tear Gas and Clubbings Climaxed Tieup in Silk Industry
Hundreds or strikers had attempted to rush the gates of a silk dyeing mill at Lodi, N. J.. and this was the scene as nniiro
with tear gas bombs and clubs. Pickets are shown as they dropped their placards and fled blindly from the fumes At lueM mhau
were injured. Similar strikes in more than a hundred other dyeing mills brought the manufacture of silk textiles to a standstill ii
east, for some 40,000 workers already were on strike from the spinning and weaving mills. 1 6UQ(l8tlli 1Q tb®