Screenland (Nov 1937-Apr 1938)

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Los Angeles, Calif. (2 for 25c) young actress, "but I've always been glad. Talking about food, though, in New Orleans we bave a dish called Creole gumbo, made of red beans and rice with Creole sauce— maybe you can't get red beans anvwhere else. Perhaps Suedell had better tell you about her Creole soup instead." CREOLE SOUP Wash and cut into slices l/2 dozen goodsized turnips, adding a can of tomatoes (Campbells), 2 tablespoons of sweet red peppers, y2 teaspoon of allspice (Burnetts), 1 sliced onion, scant teaspoon salt, 4 whole cloves, and 1 large tablespoon butter. Place the ingredients over the fire, covering with water, bring to the boiling point and cook until the vegetables are very tender ; now strain and keep hot where it will not boil. Heat 1 pint of rich milk in the double-boiler, thickening with 1 level tablespoon flour moistened with a little cream ; be sure that the cream sauce boils ; turn the vegetable puree into a heated tureen, stir in a tiny pinch of baking soda to prevent curdling and very gradually pour in the sauce, stirring constantly. Serve immediately. Suedell added a recipe for lobster cutlets, which she recommends to all who have delicate appetites to cater for. LOBSTER CUTLETS Mix 3 cups of chopped, cooked lobster meat with 1 teaspoon salt, dash of cayenne pepper, 3 teaspoons lemon juice, the beaten yolks' of 2 eggs, V/i teaspoons chopped parsley, and 1}2 cups of hot, thick, white sauce. Mix well and spread out on a plate to cool. When cold shape in the form of small cutlets. Dip in cracker crumbs, then dip in beaten egg and then dip in fine bread crumbs, fry in deep hot fat. Dram and serve on small plates covered with watercress. Serve tartar sauce separate. We went up the blue-carpeted stairway to the second floor, where we peeped into Dorothy's bedroom, an apartment fit for a queen where the wide eighteenth century French bed is set on a dais carpeted in blue. The bed is draped in ivory satin lined in blue and is matched by a dresser. "But you must see the Hawaiian room !" cried my hostess, "It's the playroom and we have such good times in it. It's the ideal place for a buffet supper because we have the bar for the buffet." Once inside the room, you can hardly believe it is a room in a modern apartment. M: eet your ovie star favorite all original photos of your favorite stars and scenes from any of your favorite recent photo plays, size 8x10 glossy prints, 4 for $1.00. 12 for $2.50. Positively the finest obtainable anywhere. We have the largest collection of movie photos in the country. Just name the star or play you want. Remit by money order or U S. 2c and 3c stamps. Brain Studio Film Center Bldg., Studio 434, 630-9fh Ave., New York City AT home: Learn to color photos and miniatures in oil. Noorcvioas experience needed. Good demand. Send for free booklet. Make Money at Home" and rt-auirements. NATIONAL ART SCHOOL 3601 Michigan Ave. Dept. 4438 Chicago The ceiling is thatched with palm leaves, the walls are lined with bamboo, the bar is of bamboo and so arc the furniture and lamps. There's a grass rug on the floor and a case full of coral specimens. At either end of the bar hang red and green lanterns, and under these are dolls presented to Dorothy as favors — one being a replica of herself in "High, Wide and Handsome." "I've never been to Hawaii or to the South Seas, but I'd love to go," sighed Dorothv. "That's one reason why I designed this room. 1 did it after I became a South Sea Islander in 'Hurricane,' and now that I've been working in this sort of atmosphere for weeks, it seems more homelike than ever. "If you aren't serving liquor, there? a grand fruit cup you can serve for a buffet, that belongs in this room. It's Fruit Cup Kailua, and you serve it with Ry-Crisp wafers spread with cream cheese, parsley butter or minced ham." FRUIT CUP KAILUA Mix 1 cup of Dole's diced pineapple with 3 peeled and diced oranges, 3 peeled and diced bananas, 3 tablespoons fine sugar, and 1 cup of grated cocoanut (Bakers J ; fill champagne glasses nearly full with the mixture, over the top spread grape ice and top with a Maraschino cherry. Mrs. Lamour drew me aside to show me a photograph of her son-in-law, when we came downstairs again. Herbie Kay is a handsome young man, and apparently has the sincere admiration of his mother-inlaw. "He's the most unselfish, delightful man I have ever known," said Dorothy's mother. "Some husbands try to hold their wives back, but Herbie has always wanted Dorothy to succeed, to have whatever she wanted. I remember the night they met. Dorothy had been asked to sing at the Hotel Morrison as an amateur, and for the first time in her life she forgot the words of her song and felt disgraced, as she sat down. "Herbie was in the dining-room and sent a note to her asking if he might see her. Then he suggested that she come to him for an audition, and he gave her a job. I've always felt it was love at first sight, though it was three years before they married." By that time Dorothy had returned from a summons to the telephone. "As to what we do at my parties," she said, "we sit and talk, or we sing, and now and then we play games. "When Herbie can arrange to live in Hollywood altogether — which I hope will be soon— we'll take a bigger house, with grounds and more room to entertain. But until then, we're informal !" SONG POEMS WANTED TO BE SET TO MUSIC Free Examination. Send Your Poems To J. CHAS. McNEIL BACHELOR OF MUSIC 4153-V South Van Ness Los Angeles, lalit. Dorothy Lamour speaking! After "The Hurricane" Dorothy enjoys a nice comfortable day off, and does all her visiting by telephone from her own bedroom. 92 SCREENLAND