Silver Screen (Feb-Oct 1935)

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82 Silver Screen for March 1935 By The Editor Will Rogers A CANVASS of many theatre owners establishes Will Rogers as the best box office attraction among the men of Hollywood. Clark Gable was selected as the second best. Will has a real personality and the public is sharp enough to realize this. In fact, when you think of Will and his way of speaking, your thoughts are dominated by him and what he would probably say about winning the Number One position: "It sure was a Democratic year, all right. Almost any democrat stood in danger of gittin' in. We been makin' pictures off an' on for some time, but this here Democratic land slide caught us. So from now on all we can do is hang on or slide off. I'm plannin' on hangin' on, but you can't never tell. They might name Boulder Dam after us, temporarily, of course. Then we would be licked. "I notice that Clark Gable come in second. I didn't expect to develop sex appeal and all I can figure is I never should have changed from my old necktie. I guess this new one kinda dazzled 'em. "Clark Gable's a nice feller, and if my wife had done the votin', the results would have been considerable different. I'm much obliged, anyhow. "As soon as I heard about me and Clark, I sott of started strollin' around the streets, careless like, sort of expectin' the girls would throw themselves at me like they do at him, but so far there ain't one of 'em made a move yet. "Well, it's good exercise, anyhow." A Movie Fan's Crossword Puzzle By Charlotte Herbert ACROSS I The little girl in "Imitation of Life" 7 The most famous child actress 13 A girl's name 14 The cry of a cat 16 Nevada's famous city 17 He was once a professional wrestler 18 She made her screen debut in "Happine: Ahead" 22 A communist 23 American Medical Association (abbr.) 24 Self 25 Dorothy in "Evelyn Prentice" 27 Begin to grow 29 Grudge 32 Sufferings 36 Star of "What Every Woman Knows" 39 She will soon be seen in "Sweet Adeline" 40 She is under contract to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 42 Three-toed sloth 43 He is now appearing on the stage 44 The stuttering comedian 45 Example (abbr.) 46 With Garbo in "The Painted Veil" 48 American coins 50 Her first American picture was "Marie Galante 53 A mode of transportation 56 And (L.) 57 She returns to the screen in "Carnival" 59 Her next picture is "Roberta" 62 A male screen player (initials) 63 To partake of food 64 One of the comedians of "Babes in Toyland (initials) 66 A Japanese statesman 68 The new Mrs. Ralph Forbes (initials) 70 Symbol for Titanium 71 Rest 73 The least quantity 76 "The Mighty Barnum" 79 Type Measure 80 He plays David Copperfield as a boy 81 A prefix DOWN 1 She will next appear with Warner Baxter 2 Harold Lloyd's love interest in "The Catspaw 3 A prank 4 A Western continent (abbr.) 5 Mr. Peck in "Peck's Bad Bey" 6 "Lady Babbie" in "The Little Minister" 8 Joints on which doors swing 9 A mode of transportation (abbr.) 10 Paramount's baby star II Point of compass 12 To warble 14 Myself . '.J. ' . 15 Now appearing on the stage in Dodsworth (initials ) 18 To rattle 19 Salvation Army (abbr.) 20 That is (abbr.) 21 An immeasurable period of time 26 Individual 27 Jenny Lind in "The Mighty Barnum" 28 The Count of Monte Cristo" 30 Village (abbr.) 31 Jackie Cooper's cousin in "Peck's Bad Boy" 33 Pertaining to an ode 34 Saturates 35 He was excellent in "Broadway Bill" 37 A falsehood 38 Snare 40 Request 41 Permit 46 To exist 47 Schubert in "Love Time" 49 His real name is Ramon Sameniegos 51 Urges 52 Definite article 54 The president in "The President Vanishes" 55 She will soon be seen in "Becky Sharp" 58 Sacred image 60 First name of Mrs. Charles Laughton 61 A measure of duration 65 The Russian peasant girl in "We Meet Again" 67 A Western hero 69 Sum (abbr.) 70 A couple 72 Frozen water 74 A French actress (initials) 75 Parent 77 The (Fr.) 78 A famous radio organist (initials) Answer to Last Month's Puzzle IB [anaaaaiiiEiffisa hb mama hhh maara □ mmm hh m hdhu raaunu aaa eihhhgih □HHH HH mm BHHHS a □ ranHBHHGa sn □h mHSHGi am m □QHH maO HHHBH aon h hsuhh a HHHHHH S lU HEJHBEIH hd manas hhihsb @b HSDIH SHE H0H@ BB HHIiaEI QHHB HE