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Ball
Following the custom of her husband, Jack Dempsey,
Estelie Taylor does a little ring work before breakfast.
But in her case it's over the telephone
A Murphy with her jacket on, the first name being Edna and the
picture being above. And, since the subject has come up, quite a
delectable dish!
One court action very hotly contested is the daily game of tennis between Emil Jannings and Mrs. Jannings, who is not only his wife but his severest opponent at the game
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All the Gossip of the
is the most extravagant shopper in the city. "I only need a yard," she will say when matching some dress material, "but I'll take the bolt." To be able to afford the grand gesture, marry a famous movie comedian.
A New Joke — to Chester
"\A7HO was that lady I saw you out with last night, Chester Conklin?" "That warn't no lady. That was Lilyan Tashman."
Friends, Clean and Unclean
pEG TALMADGE, the mother of Norma, Natalie and Connie, was telling of her children's childhood. "They had two sets of friends," said Peg, "one for when they were clean and one for when they were dirty. They would play all the morning, thick as thieves with one lot, and then when they were dressed up and starched for the afternoon, they would walk up the street flirting their skirts and just barely recognizing their morning's friends and play with an entirely different crowd of kids."
Grilliant Sally
TT was Peg who greeted a visiting fan magazine writer — known among her friends to have a healthy appetite — when she appeared at a formal tea-party, with the cry, "A steak for the likes of her."
Quips About Chips
HTHE talkies have already added several deathless thoughts to the world's treasury of intellect. Here is one from the Clark and McCullough patter, "The Interview," in a one-reel vaudeville act. "My brother Pete was a stone mason. He only had one arm." "How could he be a stone mason then, if he only had one arm?" "Oh, that was easy. He'd hold the chisel in his teeth and hit himself on the back of the head with the mallet."
Mrs. Al et Al
"JWTAYOR Walker's speech to the Wampas, claiming
that the Republican party was in possession of the
movies, seems justified by the news-reel pictures on all
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