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GOOD WORK DONE BY 1928 ELECTION COMMITTEE
Here are the spirited members of the Committee which officiated at the election of the new administration. In the front row, left to right, are: Daniel O’Neill, ¥ Edward Burger, Leon M. Saveli, Chairman; William Goldstein, Vice Chairman, Owen McClave. In the back row: Bert Adler, Edwin Jones, Jack Pindat, M. M. ❖ Hodge, Charles Ross, William Hecht, John Guilfoyle. Missing from the group *:* are Gus Harding, Henry Levaca, Mortumer Lowe.
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THREE WORTHY WORKERS
Three Pepsters who have worked indefatigably behind the lines and behind the scenes during the past year — and who have given endless time, patience and zeal to the Club’s interests — share this column.
Lillian Stevens, as secretary to President Trotta in his capacity as Art Manager of the Paramount organization, has splendidly shouldered a tremendous amount of work for him in his capacity as President of the Paramount-Pep Club. For this she is entitled to a very sincere vote of thanks from the members of the Club, a vote which these lines presume to pass on behalf of the members.
Lillian Stevens Hundreds, literally, of the
Club’s members have importuned a colossal amount of the spare and other time of Lewis F. Nathan, official photographer to the Paramount and Publix organizations, and official photographer to the Paramount-Pep Club. In his little set of rooms up in the air over the Crossroads of the World, Lew has worked day and night in the Club’s interests, and he sure is deserving of a great big hand from the members for the great work he has done for them, not only in this issue of Pep-O
Lew Nathan
job which the wildest steerdogger of Wyoming would shrink from in fear and trembling. After the job was completed Henry took a census of the ‘gray’ hairs and found that their number had been added to by three hundred and forty-seven. A hearty vote of thanks can hardly compensate him for these— but it will help.
Grams, but in scores of other ways throughout the year.
One of Lew’s trustiest lieutenants— and a worthy liaison between the studio and the editorial office of this publication— has been Henry P. Gray, who in accepting the commission to round up the various members of the many committees and have them photographed, undertook a
Henry Gray
AMONG OUR AUTHORS [
RUSSELL HOLMAN, who has freeviewed in this issue our own Presidential 1
campaign, is not only the Advertisement Imaginer of Paramount Effell Corp., but |
is also the fabricator of books. Chief among these might — and will — be men |
tioned “The Fleet Sin,’’ appropriately founded on the maritime career of Claret §
Bow, and “Speaky,” a silent screamer starring Harral Oid. Monsieur Holman, |
a wit who would have shamefully wilted the late Lord Chesterfield (not the |
cigarette inventor), made adequate prophecy of the new order of motion pictures \
by several years ago establishing his home at Sound Beach, Conn.
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