Inside facts of stage and screen (March 28, 1931)

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Page Twelve INSIDE FACTS OF STAGE AND SCREEN Saturday, March 28, 1931 OF DANCING FAMILY Barbara Lee Franklin, six-year- old dancer, who is one of the Meg- lin Kiddies appearing at the Holly- too. wood Pantages Theatre Saturday matinees, is the daughter of George Primrose, Jr. She certainly inher- ited that Primrose dancing ability, PRYOR MOORE and RAY VAN DYNE EXTEND GREETINGS From KFI SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.— The women’s clubs have found an- other grievance. This time it’s the newsreels. Claiming recent issues of various syndicated reels have in- cited disrespect for the eighteenth amendment the California Federa- tion of Women’s Clubs has for- warded a resolution to Will Hays asking him to curb “such an un- American practice.” With the resolution the women included this statement: “ir a tew motion picture mag- nates can send out newsreels cast- ing discredit on the eighteenth amendment, they can do the same thing against religion, against or- ganized labor, the farmer, munici- pal ownership or any of our many social and economic questions. This is the great danger that confronts all citizens who believe in decent government.” _ '‘We recogntze the right of every citizen to make his choice as to the support of a law or the advocacy of its repeal if made in a frank and fair manner. Law obedience is of primary importance if we are to per- sist as a nation. Anything or any group of persons who break down respect for the law are sapping the very foundation of our social struc- ture. The American spirit of fair play demands that on any econ- omic, political or social question, both sides should have the oppor- tunity to present their argument.” Fox Movietone, Hearst Metro- tone, Pathe and Universal news- reels have, at various times, is- sued clips dealing -with prohibition, and more recently with the Wick- ersham report. In 99 theatres out of 100 they have drawn heavy applause, especially when such ce- lebs as Will Rogers or A1 Smith passed off a pertinent remark or two on the matter. THE ARTISTS OF KNX Extend Their Qrateful Appreciation to the Management In Point of Hours The Oldest Broadcast in United States AND HIS 7 to 9 A. M. Dai !v “BILL” SHARPLES FEATURING CLARENCE MUSE Pauline Holden —- Little Willie Bunola — Kay & John Mitchelmoore PATRIOTIC — EDUCATIONAL — FUN — FRIVOLITY — FILOSOFY KNX GANG