20th Century Fox Close-Ups (Jun 1937 - Jun 1938)

12 CLOSE-UPS Employees’ Annual Coif Tourney Great Success; Ladies’ Flight June 5th The 1938 Studio Employees’ Annual Coif Tournament, held at Rancho Golf Club on May 8th, was the largest and most successful in the history of the Tournament. Play started at 4:30 a.m. and the party continued to 10:30 p.m. — a swell time was enjoyed by everyone there. The play resulted in a three-way tie for low gross, Johnny Mescall, Lloyd Nobles and Jack Lebovitz each scoring a 73, one over par. The tie was pfayed off on Sunday, May 22nd, and was won by Lebovitz, who turned in another 73, while Nobles and Mescall, who were off in their putting, each shot 80’s. Jack Codd, Tournament Chairman, wishes to announce that the film will be shown and prizes distributed as soon as possible. The delay has been caused by the impossibility of putting the sound effects in the picture due to the fact that the re-recording room has been in 100 percent use in connection with production. The Ladies’ Flight will be played at Rancho on Sunday, June 5th, commencing at 10:30 a.m. Arrangements have been made for luncheon and for dancing during the afternoon and evening, and it is anticipated that there will be even more fun than at last year’s event. About 1 00 players are expected, and Alex Kelly, Chairman of the Prize Committee, says there will be a prize for every player. Ollie Painter will be on hand to act as starter of the event. Publicity Houndjft By MARY COKLMAN From the current discussion, "How’s Your Phobia Today?” and a couple of psychology books (which we didn’t read) evolved the following list: 1. ACROPHOBIA — fear of heights or high places 2. AGORAPHOBIA — fear of open places 3. ALCOPHOBIA — fear of pain 4. AUTHROPOPHOBI A — fear of men or of one particular man 5. ASTRAPHOBIA — fear of thunder or of other meteorological phenomena 6. BOTOPHOBIA — fear of cellars (and what they contain) 7. CLAUSTROPHOBIA — fear of enclosed spaces (as Carthay Circle Theater) 8. EREUTOPHOBI A, more commonly called ERYTHROPHOBI A — fear of blushing 9. GYNOPHOBIA — fear of women or of some particular woman 10. HEMATOPHOBIA — fear of blood 1 1 . MISOPHOBIA — fear of contamination 12. MONOPHOBIA — fear of solitude 13. NEOPHOBIA — fear of the new or unfa miliar 14. NYCTOPHOBIA — fear of the darkness 1 5. OCHLOPHOBIA — fear of crowds 16. PATHOPHOBIA — fear of disease or bar ber’s itch 17. TEOCATIPHOBIA — fear of sinning 18. PHOBOPHOBIA — fear of fear, fear that one will be afraid 19. TAPHEPHOBIA — fear of being buried alive 20. THANATOPHOBIA — fear of death 21. THEOPHOBIA— fear of Cod 22. TOXOPHOBIA — fear of poisons or of be ing poisoned 23. VOKEPHOBIA — fear of returning home 24. ZOOPHOBIA — fear of animals, or of some particular animal 25. MYSOPHOBIA — fear of contamination 26. PYROPHOBIA — fear of fire 27. CYNOPHOBIA— fear of dogs 28. KERAU NOPHOBIA — fear of thunder 29. AILUROPHOBI A — fear of cats 30. ERGASIOPHOBIA — fear of work 31. KLOPSOPHOBI A — fear of thieves 32. SIDERODROMOPHOBIA — fear of railways 33. TRISKAIDEKAPHOBIA — No. 13 34. CEPHYROPHOBI A — fear of crossing a bridge 35. OPHIDIOPHOBIA— fear of snakes 36. PANOPHOBIA — fear of everything The psychologists claim every person is entitled to two or more phobias. We have taken the liberty of uncovering at least one Phobia of every member of the department. You pick the rest! Wally Alderton (13), Tom Alfred (2), Dot Arden (8), Jack Cooper (32), Ray Dannenbaum (21), Jim Denton (31), Ruth Dunlap ( 1 ) , Gene Kornman (11), Phil Gersdorf (18), Marie Gillen (3), Larry Cinsburg (9), Mary Cohlman (30), Charlie Goldie (17), Cordon Cordon (9), Anna Mae Hart (7), Dave Hechtlinger (33), Lou Hechtlinger (9), Lillian Hill (4), Margerie Hockley (29), Milt Howe (12), Ruth Huff (23), George Hussey (34), Sam Israel (8), Bob Johns (12), Jim Lee (23), Annarea Maher (17), Peggy McNaught (8), Jim Mitchell (24), Don Morgan (35), Mary Morrow (7), Jack Mulcahy (26), Troy Orr (6), Ollie Painter (6), Frank Perett (14), Dick Pittenger (36), Katy Robinson (15), Bernie Schermer (1), Jerry Solomon (17), Eric Swarthe (22), Les Vaughn (16), George Weiss (22). Bill Winter (19), Sonia Wolfson ( 1 3 ) , Guy Young (19). THOSE WHO HAVE CROUP INSURANCE may pay premiums in advance during vacation periods so that their insurance will remain in force.