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Did Koh Ever Stop To Think
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APARTMENTS
where you
anil t.he
you
CUT FLOWERS
OH
lot
I
LEOLA
“ MTSCELlANEOL^*
WOMEN
TAi
Well,
a parrot
Spring and Summer
4 DAY SPECIAL
— naa gone away jum when um tilings lor -i -‘.i ’ .
■■♦he-whole'wtoay-wmr tranftfiFpver L«rey-bFt»nge<T to' “nd L mother.
-K^‘WageaeBf->.nd'Ev6 wak sstav-groncim/’ and tne grandma ik?/ k
u—frv-
remember.
"t. .bravo.
fed,
luiliisx±ulxujlu.l—Llil..k—W.A>1
went
I .oticlla
about the "hooey"
don’t
had l>\
"PRESENT ARMS.
studio,
I'm,
far -
men
tary education."
"the# graceful
Yep.
an impressario, but
and save them
• tom financial
of the World's
Flo especially pleas-
even
Ph
1‘tfn> put
Be seeing you.
Giddings & Giddings
HYM
Bankers
nf>an>
Saturday
BY EDSON ,R. WAITE
SHAWNEE. OKLAHOMA
mod-
band
w ith
1 ran/ f.is/t.
J.jit
And didst know that Zasu Pitts
made her flick bow in one of Mary
FOR SALE—Home on West Main
Street, also large lot on West Ala-
ino. J. A. Heineke. Phone 726.—35-6t
Mae
Marilyn
is often the result of
carelessness or lack of
foresight.
that is marriage,
get enough out of
Ken
told
see.
in-
FOR SALE
LOTS
ZECsIia .j’sl'siur. jig..J-
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Published by the Brenham Banner Publishing- Company every afternool
except Sunday, at Brenham, Texas
Edwin Hoklt
M. A. TIEMANN
Resident Agent of the
Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
Specializing in the new
"Home Protector”
kin, 913 West Main. Phone 789.—Adv.
36-tf.
out of the
WE OFFER FOR immediate sale 10
shares Burton State Bank stock at
an attractive figure. Edwin McKellar,
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WANTED—Sewing, 527 West Main
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Behind The Scenes
In Hollywood
s something
well known
95c
rum.
e time
W hat does she expect oi marriage
anyway? She's heard about marriages
being made in Heaven, and she tfiinjcs,
no doubt, that all husbands should be
angels.' Even if they were, there arc
still the women to consider.
She says that when a man gets you
■t!
Maifest Special!
For women who de
sire the best’’ -
value, iu the
him of Nory’s tea party sharply
etched on her mind that she smiled
and,, for the very time in “er
liX^.dslihs.ni^ly fibbed.
smiled through tears, urged him
to go on. "And that’s all of my
story. Excepting that Mary and I
went to school over near Stamford
after we finished High and I saw
But only Eve’s hands lifted
folds of ivory satin from the chest,
laid, an exquisite-garment Teyer- '2Z
■s rise to I
I hi hr ».!■
I His fir-t I
I
(nrrnuham. I I
Entfd Stats I
of “Mon-a|
F I
k Expedit i ■■ I
P he playel
! Lrk comp -I
L" achieving I
pMcrcutio. I
• friends prrl
1 his -ingi:1J
F him an ell
t which estal
■ romantic I
*** scnsatiml
Vagabond Kil
I music foi I
’ written I
1 bng and sucl
k«r began ini
f Other mJ
which he
("Katinka," I
’ Md “The I
Let this bank help you
with a savings account.
■Ihg y-Monday, .and. -tR. view^-tKi slaepyJiUlexdiLXaskifttUid.
gvillage ■put
... .... ft th*. eovnt^.ik:^
iTiSrtg;]
e years fl
•the grel
mIwaijI
seen anl
| by movie al
tttr when I
its there on I
■faded mill
lit Vag.T ■
I for Dennis
Achievement,
long run of I
Marton" Davi:
Ppimingtou,
Dunn,
aill.
ther Ralston,
Mrs.
x^tav-granc
before her.
"But we’re really quite poor.
Farms up that way are not terribly
valuable and in grandpa’s time
every cent was put into land.
That’s why the uncles have gone
away; they’d have sold out long
ago only they want Uncle Mat to
have the farm as—as long as he
needs it.” Her voice caught and
Spring ajid Svtaufar <
$25 SUITS
4 DAYS SPECIAL
crew that
Clara Bow picture
an automobile a
Men’s Caps in the new-
est colors and fabrics,* f
values for
$1.45
WHEN IN NEED of a good Wate>
well, see or write, Walter E. Rinn.
Industry, Tex., P. O. New Ulm.—42-
^t-19Ht.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. Good
machines, at Banner-Press Station-
. -w* J8,H
Summer Union Suits,
$1.25 and $1.50 values,
Cooper and Del Park
Brands
$1
Men’s and Boys’ Polo
Shirts, regular $1.45
’ values
95c
’ Spring and Summer
$30 SUITS
4 DAY SPECIAL
$24.75
At the age of 211, "Miss Ohio,.from
leveland’' writes me that she think-
That everybody wants to save money; you save
advertised goods and buy it in vuur own home < itv
That there are two wa\- to -pend money -p< nd i
and your city will get some beiieii; iroin it. and to s;
city where that'eity will benefit. Help vour own home
That economy is not only in tin saving of money
intelligent ..spending of ILL------------r----—
That opportunity is knocking at the door of even
person
Irene Rich’s first part in pictures
was as an extra in Mary Pickford's
ailent film. “Stella Maris." Miss Rich
received three dollars for her days’ ef-
fort.
filming of
" Whooped
Ziegfeld couldn't
miss many of
those he glorified
in ahother day,
some more recent
than others.
read s.
HEH
BY WINIFRt
FOR RENT—Modern, unfurnished
apartment, five rooms and bath,
steam-heated. Apply at Banner-Press.
Win n William Powell finishes
current outloud. he reckons he’ll
across to London and- vacation a
with Ronald Colman.
I lot Men’s neckband
Shirts, $27 $2.50, $3
values
$1.35
Any style wave you hke
Marcelling
Finger Waving
Compete beauty culture
service.
AH Work Guaranteed
. Experienced Operators
Faye^ Jieauty Shop
K Main St Upatatre
Phone 650
Please phone for appointment
r.lma and Jan and even Ivy wished
to give in honor of the engage-
ment _ By the time they returned
something else would be newer and
more exciting to them and Eve was
glad of this. She wished somehow
that she needn’t sort of share her
engagement quite so much with
the tribe. .
Only one she did not hear from:
only Nory kept silence. And
Wednesday morning she put on
. her green dress and wandered
across the fields to his cottage.
I But the cottage was shut up
*A.d .a not# «w.the dooj said Nory
hid gone to New York. Eve stood
there reading the note, feeling dis-
appointed, strangely depressed. ’
xzr-’u vjvw —---f
Ken, so gallant and winsopie and
a . humble -
bared, his lo6k always turning to
her.
"You
I knew
friends
books—
SCHOOL Op
A„„ Io
O*nong announces ci.
June 3rd t.. . ***i
urdays a.
tuonths,
fem scribsters—with whom
that popular—gathered at
Parsons’ apartment. Buffet
After which. Bcbc had to brav,
rage of eyes and good Matured taunt-
and open sundry packages, all of which
were paper gifts- of some
Other. A chuckly time "
all."
Lorn in ( hicago 61 years ago, Zieg-
feld received a musical education be-
cau-e, a- he Inm-elf explained: "Both
ot jny parents had the idea that music
"a- part of education, even elemeii-
Over at the active RKO
production begins soon on a :
comedy of the .war yclept ’
Arms." One Ken Murray, described
to this colyum as a popuhrr voodvilist,
will be starred with Irene Dunne, an
unknown to me, his heroine. Of par-
ticular interest will be Ben Bernie’s
debut into the talkies. Ben, the
maestro of the jazz moguls, is a
est sort of cuss. He and bis
came West under an agreement
the Montmartre. This, however,
not interfere with pictures, or
stage engagements. Next Su
when Maurice Chevalier open- at the
gained
1 hat Calrtorr.hr c.tnarv. wbufd
By GEORGE H. BEALE
I’nited Press Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD, May 20. (L1O--
!■ lorenz-Ziegfeld, the hope and prayer
ot countle-s maidens with ambitions
to be gloritied. has been described by
a Hollywood -critic as
Boule vardier.’’
his contribution
film colony the
a name which
coniurs pleasant memories and scenes
from out of the past.
But despite this conjuring stunt, the
name of Ziegfeld also possesses a rare
vpaoty of making people wonder
what he will pull from his jack-box
of surprises next.
By DUTCH
A Y»'«, th,
Co"’inced VVi]
lc°«iniunity, til
,0 make J
on his J
varietij
^"’batiqn |
,as-
. these sc
*',*«. wind is
^,lly ®n you
J ®°” of th
- ■»<
b?at his
J; ^n how
Aft
Put on
about Hollywood, its
boulevard, and the presence of many
ot bis.finds of yesteryear that makes
the graceful
For when he came io I’nited Atr-
ists in an advisory capacity to Samuel
uie iwtfctwnrt ven. AOd she and
Ken would return to Lakeview in
the Fall. She wished to be an
October bnde, going to the white
^ureh at the head of three
highways under the gold and
scarlet bronze of froet-toeched
lores . .
Thna ahe planned, with heppi-
like the echo of half eofe^n,
half exultant muae sweeping the
depths of her heart.
Lila Lee, Betty Compson, Adel
-ers Hyland, Constance Tai
Diana Fitzmaurice. Miss M
and May Sunday, with Mrs
Martin (Louella. (). Parsons)
of -honor.
Bebe’s'Warc well to single Idi--
ing highlighted with numerous
She decided that she must wear
thip for her own wedding. The
ityle was as good today as it had
been twenty years ago—close cut
bodice with the skirt gathered full
even rather bouffant and a rounded
train. ■ And the dress would fit-
the tittle mother Eve never had
known had been just her size at
twenty, with her own red hair and
->e^"«TragefiSekf->m^' l^6 wai
puzzled, vf course everything was
very casual in The Lane; any one
•f the tribe might step out some
day on a trip arouna the world
1 without a word to anybody. Still
this did not seem quite like Nory,
the whimsical, friendly person Eve-
regarded rather as a big brother.
He might have at least sent her a
wish for happiness.
She was hurt and a httlt-blu*
LOR SALE—Ice bpx, in good condi-
tion. L. Hausman.35-tf
FAMILY WASHING
Every -day-rs1 wash dxy"Vvifh us
Three Economical Services. Ask Us
BRENHAM LAUNDRY
Phone 525 266tl
and about the old farm where she
had lived all her life:
So while they skimmea along
Storm King road, dropping down
the hill for the ferry to Pough-
keepsie and striking out eastward
from here for the Connecticut line,
she chattered about, her little-
girlhood, feeling that it must Seem
uneventful and colorless to Ken
but knowing he loved the story of
it because he loved her.
“The house is a couple of hun-
dred years old, Ken, with big elms
and maplps as ‘L*
yard. You just never "see trees
like those excepting in Connecticut
it seems to me. And it’s full of
honest-to-goodness old things for
102 Pairs OXFORDS
tans and Hack, $5, v®>
$7 values
Newest styles
$375_
trousers
Men s atid Boys
assur^ her that everything was all
•right and that his dparest wish,
Wilmer, was to become acquainted
with the uncles Mathew, Mark,
Luke and John.
He went to make himself pre-
ventable then and Eve took him
home to tell Mary the news. And
Mary kissed them both and began
tried to help at first, but they
would forget what they were doing
to look at each other, or perhaps ih
reaching across the table to touch
each other’s hands a dish would be
upset. And finally Mary, red and
toughing, declared that folks in
love were no earthly good in a
kitchen and sent them out under
the trees where they wandered in
a luminous fog till Jimmy tame
home and pretended to be im-
mensely surprised at what they
had to tell.
. Ken and Eve planned to leave
for Lakeview on Wednesday after-
.noon, this bei_
--like a who’s what
6.H.BEW.E o r a cele-t.^
.peerage of stars. There Are Betb Berk:
■s, Aileen Pringle,. And
Ina Claire,’ Josephine
Murray, Dorothy Mack-
Miller, Billie Dove, Es-
Billie Burke, the present
Ziegfeld, and many others. But
these are just a few.
There were i>art of
to the art. and in the
week engagement. Bernie and band
will lend a hand in the festivities. But
Ben. despite his popularity, i- still the
same little chap who piayed his way
into the limelight of New York, years
ago Which is unti-uai enough to
merit comment.
stuck away in the
President
__ _______ _ Vice-President
T. C. Blake .............................................. Managing-Editor
By Mail or Carrier, one year (out of State $6 00) in State $5.00
Entered at Postoffice at Brenham, 'Texas, as second class matter
By DOROTHY HERZOG
(Copyright, 1930,- Premier Syndicate,
Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., .May 20.—
______. .1! £.L’V -.. l-limcL . inarrui#— - llr+v-
J-yoiT oir fmrff - mitt, t h< ri- wrjf ■
morfori ’ picture " camera- ' cimccaleT
within the church. Neither will there
be a microphone- within- the church
to record the ceremony. I report this
with delight. 'The custom of introiluc-
ing camera and celluloid into wedding
ceremonies has been growing in Hol-
Iwwood. At one wedding, the camera
perched in the choir balcony ami click-
ed a strange accompaniment to ini-,
pressive vocal numbers.
r . But Belli- will (give hoik- of this
.. r_» ____ ~ . .- - — v-_—
-$l Silk Four-in-
hand JIES
69c
Buy plenty at l^‘8
They will
10% discount on
chandise not res
and
Other big savings at o
store for these A
SEE US FIRST
in the minds of tlmsc
salutes this department.
Mrs. Phyllis Ifcaniels, Hebe’s moth-
er, is busily attending to the multiple
details involved in a jvedding. 1 met
her at Billy Radigen’s studio, ’tother
day, whence slit went, accompanied by
Marie Moxqtlini, to see the final
WHAT HAS HAPPENED THUS FAR
VOUN.G and unsophisticated Eve Reade meey, Kenneth^ Wnrner,
I noted artist They fall in love. Eve s friend “ary, tries to
convince her the match is unsuitable. Ken introduces E e. ,
st.^Ytventional wrtist cplony set. When Kan leaves. r
Fifi Devoe, Eve is hurt. Nory O'Rell, author fnynd oF Kew^rso
interested in Eve. drives her to Fifi’s. Ken is there and rushes to
Eve, telling of his longing/or her: After painting Eve the nex aay
Ken gives a party Eve is thrilled when Ken and Nory toast her.
The first misunderstanding comes when Eve tells of meeting ory
and his tea party. Ken is jealous. They make up and aL goes we ,
until the next get-together, when in a discussion on marriage, rcen
callsit “shackles.” Eve is disappointed, and that night tells him it.is
“good-bye.” Unable to stand the separation. Eve goes to Ken- ' •
is overjoyed and proposes marriage, explaining his opinion aid not
apply to them
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY.
Neat new patterns in fast
color Shirt®, $1.25 to
$1.50 values .
Men’s fancy and plain
color Rayon Hose, 50c
values, 3 pairs—
$1
Eve raced across the lawn and
flung herself into the argM.of a (
Them ;Ren, foiIowTfig more ilowlj’.
met the keen appraising gaze of
blue eyes over the girl s bright
head and flushed hotly, "e
held his own look level. Yhis hign-
bred, scholarly gentleman with the
voting face and the white hair was
tlncle Mat; Ken knew it even be-
fore Eve introduced them joyously
with an air of saying, “You won-
derful, wonderful persons.
Uncle Mat had thin, transparent
hands and there was a faintly
bluish shadow about his lips; he
was courtly and formal and rather
like a character out of Dickens.
But, watching anxiously despite
the boys in the electrical
work- now ami then on a
badly hurt in
.... accident. Clara prompt-
ini a check for $1(R) -o help
expenses.
.. the -Laigei
- - «»*wz-bttihr and tffiWJ Ww,- and
- started back across the Yields. ’
But life wxs so full of so many
things that no shadow could touch
it for long. Ken was waiting, pac-
,nK up and down like a eaged non
with Mary half distracted trying
| to calm him. He seized Eve as if
[•he had been given up for lost, de-
manded where she had been, whom
■he had seen, why she was away
when he especially wanted to see
------- - And -R -ww WWi ’ memory
I’m dying to know what you w.a^t-
ed to se^i me about -so sjiecialj,"
special.”,
7---f always want to see'you. And.
it’s always special. Lordy, Eve,
supposing something should hap-
pen to one of us? So the other
would be left alone----”
He was swirling into emotional
depths and, like a life saver, Eve
1' ' J... " •' w ’
“Nothing’s going to happen, Mister
Fussy-fuss, -and you'd Letter ’’Save
your imagination for your lovely
pictures. And now sweet M»ry’s
got lunch all ready and 1’11 bet you.
haven’t touched a morsel for hours
and hours. And.I can see I’m go-
ing to be the -sort of wife who has
to follow her male critter around
With a spoon anfi his rubbers.”
“If you dare!” But Ken was
pleased and flattered, by the atten-
tion both girls gave him ai d it was
not altogether an easy matter to
get him started bn the long drive ■
afterwards. Once they w^re swing-
ing out of The Lane, how^M, and
on to the smooth ’State higiiway he
made Eve .tell him all about Lake-
and the seller. • ’ ’
Ti 7?AnL' -^i7LX>KK.2''.‘f..a,'i;,Z-s ■‘,ul always will exi-t. a
feeling, on the part of a large' mihi1u-r<’.LtfiFli'miig pubfle That’ Frifes chafed
by the home merchants are higher than tlmse charged by the merchants of
other cities.
,n- ,hro«<h tZ
. . Wlt\ .Mrs ,h*
Jnvite pupils to enter Vn*«-
,ner w°rk, which r *>» for s#t
Al„ . ,???■• 1.,
"Wale 30 k
"»k ......-su"?*
-___’ Ad¥-H
HYMAN’S
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Trades Day
FOR R ENT—Thfee-room -apartment?
. (ucuicb'Ml- -oH. i .convenience^!
v^ill Hermann. *' 278ti
FOR RENT—-All modern five-room
house. 812 South Park Street.—44-
tf.___________________ , ’ .
FOR RENT—Large furnished four*
room house, cool in summer, with
pantry, bath and two porches. Mrs.
J. H. Niederauer, phone 9017.—43-tf
FOR SALE—Lot in Washington
Park, R. V, Hpfftnantk
* REAL ESTATE
Well. I'm dubious. How 'bout you?
King (Director) \ idor returns from
.'‘‘"x afe; K'd k>eatuw_2..m,.--i^
a hum-hum yam about one of the
animals < tour.-leggeil) who
lan.’.e. ?s Abe Noo.ntmie.' burro."
Vidor:
sound off’’promptly every day at 12
sharp. In 14 days he didn't' vary five
minutes either way. We got so we
set our watches by him.”
their husbands and cliihln-n do for
them. Thev never mention themselves
Think- that over Miss Cleveland.
(Im I'm , wrong, write me. King
Features, 235'E. 45th St.. New York
Yiaiir: -e" V nevaiur*-'
plan to appear in a- weeks' stage en-
gagement here. J_uu<lcn4aml-4his is
bee V- istory aw aits
him on the faftTbiis rot, Chevalier wa-’
supposed to make a talky version of
“Brewster’s millions,” but turned tin-
down as not suited to hi« type role.
Some talk now about "The- Little
Cafe,” one time stage play but a ques-
• tion mark fto this ’department.
news reels. Any rllotograpliing to be
*'one^ wull J>e .doiie^l.iter—al—
now I’ve met yoa!"*x
That called for another stop, a
longer one this time. And because
there were many sueh stops it wm
to 111
$r2So Eugene Wave
$8.00 Pierre Wave
$6.50
help his father
first enterprise
nan who was to put-
n An’encan girlhood.
Saiulow. the strong man.
art a.anied by. a sym-
rche-'ra. The orchestra had
"ght b> the fair for art’s sake.
■'ther. formerly a pupil of
T£~proiMe4er-of-|/re
“-'.•'-■■I L- froffiViT,?,.
,, -i.Strauss came to
’stow iu,.rv..rirHna lin(lcr tlje o|^.r
■fory»tLq».—' r_.
“"’’.v natural that Ziegfeld
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
All modern conveniences, one block
from court house. Phone 426—34-tT.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
with private bath. 1419 S. Market
St. Phone 418-J. 32-tf
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment,
private bath; close in. Also two bed
Phone. . 588 ot. 83Zr -------294-tf,
S HOLLYWOOD’S
FILM shop;
J \\ hereby a $5,000 policy gives
— twice as much income to the
family and" yet does not con-
sume the $5,000, which is paid
over in cash when the children
are gone.
Office 119 East Main St.
Telephone 299
M. A. Tiemann
■■■■■■■a
the standard of its class of entertain-
ment. Naturally some of ,his leading
ladies were attracted by Hollywood.
W hen the films went tafkie, open-
ing a field lor dancing and music and
all the accoutrements of the musical
comedy stage, many others were in-
duced to appear from the screen.
But even these stars didn’t make a'
’Follies” for the
j, ax. mvuviauvi, w.
X- ->•^furnished ROOMB~—-
FOR RENT—Two furnished light
CHAPTER XVI.
OOD LORD, youngster,
what do I care about your
The
Master ,was needed
rid touch, whatever
it is, to the productions.
me farmhouse which looked like
the very spirit of New England
F
FOR SALE—Cut flowers and flora,"
designs. Mrs. Dick Schmid. Phone
396-W. , 237-ti
FOR SALE—Cut flowers ano floral
designs. Phone 198. Schubert,* Flor-
ist. 1286 S. Austin St. 237-ti
FOR SALE—Cut flowers and floral
designs. Miss Ki.«sel. Phone
’ wntffftg’ifew;
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Dresses cleaned &- pressed $L(MI up
Alterations, Repairs, Pleating, Dyeing
Delivery Service
BRENHAM LAUNDRY
Phone 525
_________________ Adv. 43-tf
like him, Uncle Matl C6i,
you would! You’ll be
now — show Ken your
OOOKS----” .
The white head bowed as
turned eagerly. “Eve has
T”—j—’A—1----n ki™ about my first editions, 1
plunged after to pull him _back> pprhap3 you.re not
terested?"-— - • -------
“1 am indeed, sir. If .
wouldn’t mind my seeing them. 1
know how one feels—they’re sort
of sacred—
It was the beginning of an odd
friendship, this meeting between
the gentle, faded, elderly aristocrat
so near the end of life’s journey
and, the young fellow who looked
with hot impatience upon the long,
long way ahead. In spite of the
difference in age, education, rear-
ing and most other essential points,
they soon found that' their tastes,
opinions,* likings and aversion^
clicked and from that time forward
Eve complained that she never so
much as laid eyes on Kenneth since
hOlWim w ‘ ’ ■’
library wfttf
to look after and did not mind
really
There was the old cedar chest
to be dragged from the corner of
the attic where it had stood for
nearly a quarter of a century:
the rusty old lock to be pried
open; dried and powdery lavender
(leaves to be brusned away; a rare
length of rose-print to be brought
to light. Old Mrs. Wiggins^ who
had kept house at the farm since
Eve could remember, helped tp
spread the lace on a sheet in the
TAsTT For Vou R- property, farm
business or residence. No matter
where located. \Ve bring buyer direct
to you at' our expense. Small com-
mission when deal is closed. Write
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Blake, T. C. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 48, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 20, 1930, newspaper, May 20, 1930; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1173273/m1/2/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.