Silver Screen (Nov 1938-Apr 1939)

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Silver Screen for January 1939 74 q^:^^-^^ A Movie Fan's Crossword Puzzle By Charlotte Herbert Lew Ayres WE HAVE felt that the movie theatre in your town was perhaps the leadin' educational institution o£ your community, and if you will think for a moment of this University of Pictured Wisdom or College of the Story Tellers, perhaps you will recall some valuable thought that came into your mind because of something that you saw in a film. We know of a young man who, having seen a good picture, took it to heart and the next day talked to someone about an idea that he had had for some time. He had lacked the confidence needed and the picture in the theatre gave him just the enthusiasm to make him get out and put it over. In other words, he learned something from his visit to the great night school of the movies. * * * ANYONE who has lived long enough to l\ see the spendthrifts grow poorer and the frugal grow rich, realizes that there is a lesson for each one of us in other men's lives. But it takes so long for other men to live out their destinies that the lessons are lost to most of us. How wonderful then are i lie moving picture characters who in one evening, before our eyes, make the adventurous trip that encompasses their lives. We see a living man go through a time of storm and stress and from him we learn a truth perhaps that only a lifetime of living could have given us, if we had not had the inestimable privilege of going to the movies. In "Young Dr. Kildare," Lew Ayres plays the part of a young man who wants to be somebody and to do something, but he doesn't know where he belongs. It is a fine picture, well played and well thought out. And so a person who goes to the movies can see many lives pass before him and he can learn many things, and yet when he comes out of the theatre he will still be a young man. He has met with pictured wisdom and his life lies ahead. * * # WE CANNOT leave "Young Dr. Kildare" without a word about Jo Ann Sayers. She is a new face in pictures. Somewhere she has been growing up without our being aware of it and in this, her first part, she gives us the satisfying and convincing performance of a talented girl. There is no mistaking the pure white light of a genuine diamond, and it flashed before our eyes when Jo Ann Sayers moved into the character and brought it to lite. She is one of our "must sees" from now on. ACROSS 1 Eccentric Louis XI in "If I Were King" 7 Villain in "Valley of the Giants" 13 In a like manner 14 To hold dear 16 Two-toed sloth 17 Measure of length (abbr.) 18 Provides much of the comedy in Too Hot lo Handle" 20 Conducted 21 Everyone 23 Against (abbr.) 24 Inns 27 Newspaperman in "There Goes My Heart 29 That is (abbr.) 30 In "Suez" 33 Type measure >( 34 Tavern wench in "If I Were King 36 Implement used for propelling 37 Hawaiian food 38 College professor in "Hold That Co-Ed 40 Weird 41 Border 42 Be indebted to 43 First name of Mrs. Charles Laughton 44 Title of respect (abbr.) 46 In "Youth Takes a Fling" 48 The father in "Four Daughters" (initials) 49 Educate Female deer Editor 53 One of the radio operators in "King of Alca 56 Katherine in "If I Were King" 58 Mrs. Carruthers in "Drums" 60 In "Secrets of an Actress" 61 In "Give Me A Sailor" 62 A young sheep 63 Thoroughfare (abbr.) 64 Six hundred (Rom.) 65 Hollywood's famous sisters 66 One who foresees 67 Royal Navy (abbr.) 68 Alkaline solution 70 The doctor in "The Citadel" 74 Insect 75 Boys 78 Dorbeetle 79 Gang leader in "I Am The Law" 81 Contest winner in "Give Me A Sailor" 82 Newspaperman in "Spawn oi the North" 83 Encourage DOWN 1 In "Spawn of the North" 2 The psychiatrist in "Carefree" 3 "Ox" Smith in "Valley of the Giants" 4 Youngest brother in "Sing, You Sinners" 5 New England state (abbr.) 6 Elongated fish 7 Proffer 8 Exist 9 Edgar Bergen's dearest possession 10 Lap over 11 Deep hollows 12 Flat circular plate 15 Regarding (abbr.) 19 Period of time 22 Meadow 25 Turn aside 26 Gastropod mollusk 27 Streams 28 Stagger 31 Equipped with weapons 32 Lyric poem 34 Lair _ 35 Talkative school girl in "The Crowd Koars 38 With Gary Cooper in "The Cowboy and the Lady' ' 39 Star of "Secrets of an Actress • , , 45 Whom Sonja Henie loves in "My Lucky Star 47 Long space of time 48 Star of "Zaza" 49 Father Flanagan in "Boys Town 50 Hurried 51 Gaseous element 53 Nominate 54 Open spaces (abbr.) 55 Saltpeter „ . , 56 Radio announcer in Garden of the Mood 57 Hastened 58 Large . ,, 59 Pompous valet in "Letter of Introduction 69 A former island in East England 71 Poem 72 Neither 73 Limb 74 One of "Nancy s Three Loves 76 Diphthong 77 Provided that 79 Upon 80 Symbol for tantalum Answer To Last Month's Puzzle H a hi qb son bbs 00001 HHHH HB0EHBH HHGp HH DB H @ MB HE EE ESHmHHilSHra IDE HB DOB H H BH BH BOB EflH D 13 N D