Paramount Pep-O-Grams (1927)

P E P-O-G RAMS Page Three OUTING A SPARKLING SUCCESS Perfect Weather Allies Itself with Club’s Plans to Produce Gala Picnic Those who were there had a wonderful time: and by a process of logic, those who were not there missed a wonderful time. The ship was great, the music snappy, the day a heaven-sent special, the sports spiriti ed and the food all that could be desired. Once again the Paramount Pep Club has proven its mettle and has given its members i another parcel of happy memories. These memories will now go down in the book : kept for such events, and will be tagged June 16th, with the place of occurrence i marked as Indian Point, state of New York. The details of the day would be quite out of place here. Those members who went know all about them; and in those members who did not go they would only arouse vain regrets. The results of the sports meeting are given elsewhere; and there is a page cf snapshots in another part of the issue. A full measure of credit is due all who were responsible for the success of the outing. This includes President Vincent Trotta, Entertainment Committee Chairman Lou Diamond, Ray L. Pratt who had charge of the sports; those in charge of the transportation arrangements; and all of the various members of the other committees who participated in making outing so splendid a demonstration cf the Club’s strength. [THE PICNIC PEP-SHOTS As you turn to the next page you will meet the few Picnic Pep-Shots we were able !i to snare from the hundreds of camera car Iriers. The letters indicate that it was our intention of telling you just who is who in these pictures; but due to the demands of space we were obliged to leave the names ■ out. However, each person in each snap will I be able to establish self-identification; and 1 those not in the snaps can have quite a I game figuring out Who’s Who. ABOUT THE OUTING (By M. K.) “Sorrell and Son’’ were a devoted pair, i But you should have seen “Saveli and Son.’’ All that Edward is interested in is, “When’s the next Outing, Daddy ?”... Henrietta Betchuk was as usual the life of the Party... And more life was added to the party by the I delicious sandwiches of Syd Hacker and Dora Lipschutz ... Joe Philipson took some I snappy snapshots. j IN THE PICNIC THRONG I Seen at Indian Point on June 16th: I Eugene Zukor, Ralph Kohn and Dr. Stern, all very, visibly having a good time.. .Rose ISarfaty, secretary to Mr. Hawthorne, with her brother from the West Indies and her j cousin from England. Almost an inter1, national delegation. Both of her guests WHOOPEE! FOR THE OLD FASHIONED MOTION PICTURE NIGHT! Within a fczv days the nezvs will commence flying around zvith regard to the Old Fashioned Motion Picture Night zvhich the Club is planning. Arrangements are in the hands of Entertainment Committee Chairman Lou Diamond, and he and his gang of co-workers are promising an event, the like of zvhich New York has never before seen. A foremost legitimate theatre is to be hired, and the uniqueness of the offering to be presented in this theatre, it is believed, will so appeal to the thrill-seeking Nezv Yorker, that a most substantial addition to the Club’s funds will be made Watch for details! They’ll be broadcast by handbills, notices, newspaper stories and in a score of other fashions! commenting on the wonderful Club spirit. . . Three famous secretaries also having a good time: Belle Goldstein, sec. to Mr. Zukor, Sylvia Blaustein, sec. to Mr. Kent, and Mrs. Emma Peters, sec. to Mr. Michel. HELEN SWAYNE, AVIATRIX Helen Swayne, who has charge of the contract and sales statistical section of Judge Frawley’s department, is still tremendously enthused over her recent flight to Boston, where she not only went as a delegate of the New York Overseas Service League to a convention there, but got her name in the New York Herald Tribune and her photograph in the rotogravure section of The New York Times. In point of service, Miss Swayne is one of the oldest employees of Paramount, having been with the organization for twelve years. Reproduction of a picture in the roto section of The New York Times, Miss' Swayne is on the right of the group.