Brownsville herald. [volume], September 22, 1933, Page SIX, Image 6

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NEWS OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
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Reached" Wonderland” Overnight
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To lovely and ingenuous Charlotte Henry, 19, of Brooklyn, N. Y., goes
the distinction of being selected from amongst 7,000 applicants to play
the role of “Alice” in the film version of Lewis Carroll’s immortal
fantasy, “Alice in Wonderland.” Miss Henry, an “unknown,” appeared
in films only three times as an extra. Below, a page from Carroll’i
original manuscript.
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Lindbergh Visits Land of Ancestors
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Col. Charles A. Lindbergh Is shown here (left) with Mrs. Lindbergh
as they were greeted by General Eric Virgin of the Swedish Royal All
Corps after their arrival in Stockholm by plane from Denmark. After
traveling farther in Europe, the Lindberghs plan to sail hom* to avoid
winter flvinir .
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No royal coach for this queen! For she is Jean Frazier, pretty
University of Oregon co-ed, who's been chosen queen of the an
nual round-up at Pendleton, Ore., where a girl must know how to
ride before she can rule over the cowboy carnival.
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[Gladys Glad (seated), former Follies beauty and writer on beauty
subjects for Central Press, pictured with Russell Patterson, well-known
illustrator, as they judged a bevy of State candidates for the title of
i “Miss Aaierica’; at the Atlantic City, N. J., beauty pageant. i
There's no
I need of trying to
add much to the j
beauty of Jean
Parl(er, M G M ^
player, shou'n :
here. But dis
erect use of studio -
lights makes her '
even more en
trancing, don't
you think ?
A gangster lies, mortally wounded but still conscious, on a curb. While
mounted police hold back curious throngs, a Roman Catholic priest,
robed in sacred vestments, administers the last rites of the church.
That’s the remarkable scene which the camera portrays in this picture
taken in Santiago, Chile, where recent gang warfare has exacted a
heavy toll of lives.
Admitting that “there is nothing to prevent my reporting to the Presi
dent the result of my observations,” Senator William G. RlcAdoc is
shown above as he sailed from New York for Russia with his daugh
ter, Ellen. Known as an advocate of United States recognition of the
Soviet, he denied, however, that his trip was being made in any official
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Red Leather Belt
The wide red leather belt of Jean
Muir’s black crepe frock gives it
distinction. The fichu collar is of
white tucked chiffon. Jean’s in
the movies, you know.
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Mrs. Millie Prince, of Astoria, L. I.,
pictured in Long Island City Court,
as she was arraigned for the stab
bing to death of Charles Wolfert,
wealthy jeweler, who, she claimed,
annoyed her persistently with un
welcome attentions. August Wol
fert, the slain man’s son, charged
Mrs. Prince had blackmailed his
father for years, finally luring him
| to the spot where he was slain.
Trimmed With L?mb
Dark brown kid caracul, belted
and trimmed with darker brown
Persian lamb, is a new combina
tion in coats. A matching visor
beret and brown kid oxfords
trimmed with spotted reptile, are
the accessories*
Water, Water Everywhere After Eastern Storm
A section of Charlotte, N. C., is shown at top as it appeared following the recent cloudburst that struck |
the city in the storm that swept up the Atlantic Coast. More than 100 families were driven from "
their homes by the floods. Below, an Ocean View, Va., family takes advantage of a lull before thw
storm to move their effects from their homp near the Chesapeake Bay to higher ground. This tom*
suffered heavily. —
MANNISH TOUCH SMARTENS FEMININE CHAPEAU
A touch of mannishness is smart
on milady’s chapeau this autumn.
Jhe mannish cloche, left, has a
crown so manipulated as to give
the effect of two padded rolls
running from back to front;
white the soldier’s fatirue cap wmm
the inspiration of the red ant- lop*
toque, r^fht.
Byrd Hopes to Find New Antarctic Lands for U. S.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, above, hopes to discover and claim tor the United States vast areas of un
explored land lying between South America and the South Pole on a second expedition he will lead t®
the Antarctic this fall. The approximate location or land Byrd hopes to find and the route of hi®
V92!» expedition are shown on the map. One of the expedition's two vessels will be the old U.
coast guard cutter Bear, pictured here, famous for its rescue work in Arctic watum*