Screenland (Nov 1935-Apr 1936)

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for December 1933 SCREENLAND'S Crossword Puzzle By Alma Talley ACROSS 1. Team-mate of late Marie Dressier 6. What you do at a sad picture 9. To keep 13. Bill Powell's ex-wife 14. Possessive pronoun 15. A singing star uses her talent on this 16. Get up 17. Becky Sharp 19. The husband of Mrs. 20. Pleading 21. A sailor 22. Canadian province (abbrev. ) 23. Encountered 24. Means of transportation (abbrev. ) 25. Leading lady in "Black Fury' ' 27. What a sheep would say in a talkie 28. One 29 Contradicted 30. The Farmer who Takes a Wife 32. Part of scenery in a Western 34. Aviatrix in "Wings in The Dark" 35. Bumped 36. Joby Ralston's husband 38. Semi-precious stone 39. Polished, as shoes 41. State in which movies are made (abbrev.) 42. Condition of tide 45. Brought forcibly (as to court) 46. Stirred up 48. Therefore 49. Of the matter, in law 50. Naughty Marietta's hero 51. Mountain peak (abbrev.) 52. To find the sum of 53. Exclamation 54. Bebe Daniels' husband 55. Star of "No More Ladies" 57. Prefix meaning two 58. Succession of related things 60. Comedienne of beloved memory 61. In 63. To deface 64. Star of "The Scarlet Pimpernel" 65. Conceited stars have too much of these 66. Insect 67. Passageway in the theatre DOWN 1. Star of "The Devil Is A Woman" 2. Projecting window 3. Girl's name 4. Malt liquor 5. Compass point (abbrev.) 6. "Curly Top" 7. Over (poetic) 8. Salty 9 What every actor thinks he is not 10. Either 11. Soft drink 12. Move quickly 13. Brimless hat 17. Star of "Page Miss Glory" 18. Since 21. Rang mournfully 23. Loose cloak 25. Pronoun 26. Widower of Lilyan Tashman 27. Charles Ruggles' comedy team mate Answer to Last Month's Puzzle 28. Part of to be 29. Lillian Russell in "Diamond Jim" 30. In behalf of 31. Public notice (abbrev.) 33. Glided over water 35. Ruby Keeler's husband 37. Guided 38. Brings about 39. Be still! 40. Co-star of "Peter Ibbetson" 41. Star of "She Married Her Boss' ' 43. Co-star of "Top Hat" 44. River in Italy 46. Note of the scale 47. Printer's measure 50. Mrs. Irving Thalberg 51. Chaste 52. The boy with the Irish Rose 53. Pronoun 55. Parts of the face 56. Comic actot in "George White's 1935 Scandals" 58. Ship's call for help 59 Saladin in "The Crusades" 60. Me, in a French version 62. Toward 64. Exclamation of triumph SHSHB □tan a D AN L A R R 0 G ER S 0 R A V H R E w E E ! f ! 11 W N B 1 T s 0 u N N P UN S ■.'■':.'->' BOB BBS 0 N EF M A Rl K E E L E R H A R D i N G C A G N E Y A R S E N A L M 0 O R E % L 0 R E T T A A T 1 E P O E O 1 L H R w E]L L E F E R N S i P L E A S E D N ER V E s Ha s s E L s s N E E R s BBD aHH BQH □BOB HDCiafD HESHHH HLUHH hbh Hama raaa mana ans □H QH0Q EHUHHH Q0HH HH tansnnc] sbbbbidd ltiqididbs] HUECTH jams SHH BBBBH "^Reduced 37 POUNDS with DILEX-REDUSOLS" writes Mrs. H. H. LANGLEY Now YOU can take off POUNDS of UGLY FAT REDUCE THIS SAFE, EASY QUICK WAY! No Dieting. ..No Self Denial, No Strenuous Exercises! SOUNDS too good to be true? Yet it is true. Dilex-Redusols increase your metabolism . . . they turn food into energy instead of fat. You will be amazed at your increased vitality! 12 POUNDS WITH 1st box... or no cost/ B Many satisfied users report they have reduced as much as 40 and 50 pounds with safe Dilex-Redusols. Eat What You Wish And All You Want! B At last you can reduce safely and quickly without denying yourself the good things of life. You do not have to go through tiresome exercises... simply take these carefully prepared capsules and watch the fat dissapear! Dilex-Redusols are effective because they remove the cause of obesity. Profit By the Amazing Experiences of Others! REDUCED 50 POUNDS LOST 40 POUNDS "I want you to tell every "I have lost 40 pounds in 13 weeks." Mrs. H. C. R. REDUCED 36 POUNDS woman about my reducing 50 pounds." Mrs. E. D. LOST 35 POUNDS "Changed mv weight from "Am losinglS pounds a month 169 to 134 pounds." Mrs. H.L. with Redusols"... Miss L. H. The DILEX-REDUSOL Way is the Safe Way! B Do not accept any substitute for safe Dilex-Redusols...the absolutely harmless capsules that reduce your weight by increasing your metabolism. DilexRedusols contain no thyroid extract or other harmful ingredients. They are absolutely safe when taken as directed. Beware of any product that makes extravagant claims for more rapid reductions. ..physicians will tell you it is harmful for anyone to reduce more than 15 pounds a month. Remember you reduce 12 pounds. ..or no cost! DON'T WAIT ... MAIL COUPON TODAY " d"i le"x TnI F i 7 ut r ~ ■ 9 East 40th Street, Dept. 2112A, New York City □ Enclosed find S3. 00 for which please send, postpaid, one box of 90 Dilex-Redusol Capsuies in plain wrapper. □ Send one box of 90 Dilex-Redusol Capsules, C.O.D. I will pay postman S3. 00 (plus 23c. postage). If I do not lose at least 12 pounds after taking the first box of Dilex-Redusolsas directed, you will refund my S3. Name Write Mr., Mrs. or Miss Address_ City State_ Give Height _ Weight _ .Age_ Canadian and Foreign Countries Cash in Advance