Movie Classic (Jan-Jul 1934)

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ROY RUSSELL 1 a 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 /o n '2, 13 14 ' ■ " 17 m 19 30 Zt zz 25 B34 ■ 35" 2G 27 ■ 2,8 ■ o3 30 31 33 33 ■"" 35" 36 ■ 37 3£> m 44 39 ■40 f 4/ 4& . 43 H * 46 47 48 1 49 50 k i . ^"6 5/. .52, 55 t Mss 57 5-e S3 60 67 St, ^> 6Z &31 70 64 65 66 68^ 69 7/ 7Z 75 M74 75 80 7$ 77 ■ 79 3/ 1 ■ 82, 63 64 QS ■ 86 87 ■33 ■ 89 90 i" 92, 93 94 1 95 96 Horizontal "Stand and Cheer" What a mouth this boy has! Heroine of "Saturday's Millions" Lee's initials Swiss river A medley It's like a halo Eleanor in "Manhattan Melodrama" Plays the title role of "Cleopatra" Eric's last name Mrs. Joel McCrea, Dee Karloff makes this type of picture Theodore Newton's nickname Odette in "Journal of a Crime" Dorothy Jordan's nickname What the English call the movies Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.'s home state (abbr.) Adam in "Two Alone" "I A Spy" An outfit Ordnance (abbr.) Sunderland Morgan A ndrews in "Wine, Women and Song" A Hawaiian Goddess Pronoun Director Sutherland's initials What Carole Lombard's name used to be Decay "Wonder " Jack Pearl's title Mary Pickford was once "the ograph Girl" Initials of a well-known producing company The daughter of Nyx (Myth.) A director's call to stop action " Double Life" Paul Muni made his greatest screen hit in ' face" Meaning it was said thus Rush in "20 Million Sweethearts" "The Wolf" Do you remember when Myrna Loy looked ental? Hepburn didn't just rise to stardom; she De Mille calls it a bath; some call it a Judith Marlowe in "Bottoms Up" It takes g to get to the top A springtime flower Director Marin's initials Much-mourned French screen actress Hollywood's actordirector This sign at the theatre means the picture is a hit An Algerian seaport A contraction of taken (Scotch ) M 1*11 Tell" Estelle's initials The heroine of "Side Streets" Lucky Davis in "Come On, Marines" Wing's initials 23. 26. 27. 29. 31. 32. 34. 35. 38. 39. 42. 48. 49. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 58. A star of Western pictures He is married to Vilma Banky "I Like That Way" Conrad's last name Any special knowledge A period of time Joseph thorn The island where Venus was found "This Is Mine" "The Parade" Poppaea was wife in "Sign of the Cross" "The Worst Woman in ?" " of a Sailor" Orchestra leader in "International House" Old fashioned nickname for Elizabeth Every hero wants to be a Loth Harry in "Wonder Bar" "None the Brave" Three-toed sloths The weather's getting 59. Elizabeth in "Ever Since Eve" 61. The opposite of a gentleman 63. Where motion picture scenes are shot 65. Last name of star in the center 67. English for "gasoline" 68. Divorce lifies marriage 70. Lewis Dodd in "The Constant Nymph" 73. "Flying Down to " 74. A note of the scale 75. Enough; hold (music) 77. " er, the Great" 79. Descriptive of Gary Cooper 80. Burn or scorch 82. What movie stars should be wedded to 83. Reporters v fy rumors 85. A slippery fish 86. "We're Dressing" The initials of Mrs. Harry Joe Brown Neely's initials Julius Caesar in "Cleopatra" (init.) 87. Solution to Lost Month's Puzzle VERTICAL 1. Initials of a well-known producing company 2. The ocean near the movie city (abbr.) 4. Revel in "The Mystery of Mr. X" 5. "The Better " 6. Stars in love don't write; they 7. Lionel Barrymore is a actor 8. Hardie's initials 9. Christmastime 10. Andy De vine's home state (abbr.) 11. An insect 12. "The man of a thousand faces" 13. Loretta's initials 15. First name of the star in the center 18. Aigo in "Man of Two Worlds" 20. A Hawaiian wreath 22. Where Daniel met the lions R 0 b|e|r T I 1*1 I E RJslo N G A L E ■ 0 A K I LaJh I ■ a|h I 3 0 F J3_ L n|e 1a A ■ 1 L ■ 0 hIo [l r C H I D W T L S 0 S TU s | El a S H D 0 B ■ l V [1 A 9 E _E_ _A_ R H I I El 1 I H K r ° Y A M Ib L U E A I 1 t E S R E o|a I L P j_A 0 |E It A|Y I R D e m H l| ■jj ilv D I M lU U I 0 D ■ 1 S I N A ■ K E V A E _L_ E 0 R I nI s E T A M 0 ttU eIs 1 A M _E_ S S T A T^ A R A L H H A ■ a |d| I Y H If s I KJ L H E A | T 1 E 3 ■ B _R_ R E [a Y E D E A E D E R E Ml a D Y D A »fi] i L S G B 0 h|g|i * 14