Broadway and Hollywood "Movies" (Jan - Aug 1934)

MOVIES ” 39 /•ver go out with him. ‘"Aw gone,” Ed was saying to Eve, as the four sat in a booth. “Hey One Lung,” he railed to a waiter. “More, more,” he and Eve and Tommy chorused. "That's the stuff,” said Tommy. “Fill her up again. Hop Toy,” said Ed taking a long drink. “Whee . . . has that stuff got a kick!” giggled Eve. “I feel so funny. Tommy,” said Ann. “Do you honey?” asked Tommy, blearyeyed. “Don’t you feel kinda funny, too, baby?” snickered Ed, turning to Eve. “You'd be surprised,” bantered Eve. “Mama first” and she took another drink. “Okay, partner,” answered Ed. “This is station FKVB,” said a radio announcer, talking through a mike on the band stand. “You have been listening to George Slater and his harmonizers, from the Lodge. The next number will be ‘Dearest’ with J. Barry -on the vocal.” “Say,” remarked Tommy, looking around the room. “Most of the gang’s here. Oh, look . . have Tubby and his girl got an edge on!” At this juncture. Tubby made his way through the crowded dance floor to the band. “I crave entertainment. Where's that guy with his hand organ? Come here.” And he motioned to one of the orchestra members. “What’ll you have?” asked the singer obligingly. "The ‘Campus Crawl.’ Do you know what the Campus Crawl is?” As a singer launched into a hot chorus of the desired number, a peppy, vivacious little blonde, unable to contain herself any longer from the jazzy tune and words, leaped to her feet from where she was sitting, and proceeded to go into a hot solo dance for the benefit of the patrons. “Look at that girl go. Boy, is she hot?” cried the group at her table. “Gosh, 1 sorta like this joint,” said Tommy, quite drunk. “Well, after some of the places we've been lately ... I don’t wonder,” answered Ann sarcastically. “Take a bow. Tommy . . . you picked the last one,” said Eve flippantly. “Aw, why bring that up?” grumbled Ed. “We gotta see life, haven’t we?” mumbled Tommy. “You won’t be able to see anything pretty soon. Don't drink any more. Tommy,” pleaded Ann. “Awright . . . awright, no more . . . not one more . . . after this one,” and Tommy took another gulp Ann was suddenly conscious of a stranger staring at her from a nearby table. His eyes met her with frank admiration and he raised his glass in a silent toast to her. Ann dropped her eyes quickly, but when she stole a glance back at him she saw that he was still watching her. The stranger at the nearby table was saying to his equally good-looking collegiate Fill rO DON’T BE CUT ► V Until You Try This F I kW Wonderful Treatment (or pile suffering. If you have piles in any form write for a FREE sample of Page’s Pile Tablets and you will bless the day that . t>u read this. Write today. E. R. 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Miss Dixon,” and Ralph gazed at Ann till she blushed in mingled confusion and pleasure at his admiring glance. Tommy by this time was too drunk to do more than stare stupidly at Ralph as he sat down next to Ann. He glanced toward the dance floor as the orchestra began playing. “I feel a song coming on,” announced Ed. He pushed his way to the bandstand, and began singing in a boyish voice, “Join Our Fraternity.” “Should we dance?” asked Ralph of Ann. “If you’ll sit down a moment, I’ll buy you a drink.” The two rose finally, and began dancing ! to a romantic tune the orchestra was playing, called “Dearest.” Ann found the evening passing swiftly. Ralph was an excellent dancer. Several years older than Tommy, he carried an appealing air of mature romance which Tommy did not possess Ann was flattered by h.is attentions and thought him gallant and entertaining. 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