The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, March 22, 1933, Image 2
Chicago's Unemployed Stage Another March
Unemployed marchers, Including in their ranks many Communist demonstrators, ore shown In Randolph street,
Chicago, at the city hall. A committee of 15 of their number appeared before Commissioner of Police Allman to pre
sent various demands which Included repeal of recent reductions In relief allotments and relea.se of disturbers who
have been Jnlled.
Air View of Roosevelt Inauguration
An ' aerial view of the United States Capitol building In Washington and the surrounding area, taken during th/e
Roosevelt Inauguration exercises, which shows the great multitude of people who gathered to witness the Impressive
ceremony. ... u
Where Roosevelts Will Worship
?l'*'* t ? i ?x ,r >
St. Thomas' Kpiscopal church in Washington (ksown ns the church of the
Presidents) In which President ond Mrs. Franklin D. Itoosevelt will worship on
Sundays during the next four yenrs. The church-Ms not unknown to the ftoose
velts, they having worshiped there during the administration of President
Wilson when Mr. Itoosevelt wns assistant secretary of the navy. *
No Cash, So They Trade Wares
in numeroua (Hlftt df the country, during the flnnndnt troubles that r#>n
det*?d ready money ecarco. the people reverted to the old tvnye of barter; Thin
photograph, made In Detroit, ahowa a houtfewifo who tthd plenty of groceries
trading Home of them for new clothing for her bflby.
WEARS HULL'S TOGA
Nathah P. Bachman of Chattanooga,
a former Justice of the Tennessee Cir
cuit court, who was named by Gov.
Hill McAllster to fill the United States j
senate post loft vncnnt by the appoint
ment of Senator Cordell null as secre
tary of state In the Roosevelt cabinet.
HARMSWORTH RACER
' "SS* '?'/
Hubert Bcott Payne, ' Well-known
lirltlfth aportsmnn, who ha* been
named by the Itoynl Motor *ncht club
' " Kngland at its entrant in the Inter
national race for the Harmnworth
trophy that takea place next Beplero
her on I.ake fjt. Clair, near Detroit,
Mich.
How I Broke Into
The Movies
CoyyrlgK by Hal C Net-ma n
By WALLACE BEERY
* * i
I DIDN'T break Into the movies. 1
was drafted Into them. I* can't
think of anything \yorso than playing
the part of a Swedish- housemaid. And
that Is the first part 1 ever had In mov
ing pictures. .
I can't tell about the hardships I
endured as an extra because I never
played as one. Sometimes I think that
Is an awful drawback to my career,
not being able to give one of those
success yarns on how 1 labored
through weary years as an extra be
fore getting my first part. But any
how, I can tell of hardships 1 went
through In struggling about before the
camera In skirts before I graduated
from the housemaid 'Tole, and I don't
know but that has an extro's tribula
tions outclassed any way you take It.
It didn't take me long to realize that
I wanted to get Into the show business.
I decided that when I Baw my first
circus. Consequently I left home and
Joined the Ulngllng Brothers' circus
when 1 was sixteen years old. You
Bee, I got Into moving pictures through
a process of elimination. I tried out
other branches of the show business
before I found the one I wanted to
stick with.
The novelty of being guardian to a
herd of circus elephants at a salary
Wallace Beery.
of $3 a week wore off, but I stuck with
the job for two years.
Then I did"*- little serious thinking.
No, that Is not one of my comedy gags.
1 really do think seriously now and
then. I remember how entranced all
of the people In my home county In
Missouri had been by my voice In hog
calling contest3. There must have
been some cause for that, I reasoned.
So I went to New York to try out
my voice on a new audience. There
I was told I had a good singing voice
and was given a plnce In Henry Sav
age's musical comedy organization. I
stuck1 to this phnse of the 'show busi
ness for several irears and became
Savage'^ star comedian.
Then came my introduction into the
movies. I wns playing with a musical
company In Chhcago when Henry Mc
Uae .Webster, director genernl of tho
Kssanay Film compnny, saw mc. I
don't know what be thought and I am
perfectly willing not to know. It
might be vanity.
Anyway, he cornered me after the
show nnd by the time lie got through j
talking I was a moving picture player.
1 started to say actor, but that i
wouldn't be correct. For what did i
Webster do but deck me out In skirts I
and make a housemaid out of me. I |
hnven't liked them since ? skirts. I
mean. - I
Still, wearing skirts nruJ u long blond j
wig had Its compensations. For one j
thing, I could live In one place and I '
could have my evening free.
1 played most every sort of comedy
role, with lCssanay and then came a
real hreak for me. I was sent to the
West coast. There I Joined the Key
stone organization nnd played for a
year In Sennett comedies. Again I
missed the extra player grind hnt I
was given most every sort of part.
You might say that by this time I
had "broken Into" the movies but It
was not until after 1 had returned
from a trip to Japan, where I tpok
a company to make a series of pic
tures, that 1 feel L actually did that.
I was given the dramatic role of the
villain In Marshall Nellan's "Unpar
donable Sin," nnd the critics and pub
lic were kind enough to say that I
made a very good ba?l man.
It seemed for a while then that I [
was doomed to be a tlllaln for the rest
of my days. I played nil sorts of
heavy parts and had Just about de
elded that I couldn't be anything but
a rogue on the screen rto matter how
bad I wanted to be good.
Then a break of luck came out of
n clenr sky. and with Hay Ilatton, I
enjoyed playing In n long series of
comedy pictures. Among them an air
picture which has made of me a real
aviation enthusiast.
Two of my latest parts were In "The
Champ,*' and "Grand IloteV and I am
grateful to the public and critics for
their approval of my iwtork In these
plays.
Veteran of Stag*
Arthur Byron, veteran actor of the
stage, was born In Brooklyn April B,
1872, the son of Oliver I>oud Hyron
and Kate Hyron, both player*.
Deaths From Accidents
Show Small Decrease
? For 1032 North Dakota had the
lowest motor vehicle death ratt*? 8.8
per 100,000 population ;< Nevada hud
the highest ? 57.7.
* Medford, Mass., population 04, 300.
was the largest reporting city to go
through the entire year without a
motor vehicle death.
Milwaukee hud the lowest motor
vehicle fatality rate of all large
cities ? 13.0 per 100,000 population;
Los Angeles had the highest, Sl'.G. '
There - were 8, 600, 000 nonfatal in
juries last year. In other words, one
person out of every fourteen was
hurt In an Accident.
There were nearly as many acci
dental deaths in homes as In trallic.
and more Injuries in the home than
In traflic.
The accident death rate fur V.)32.
70.3 per 100,000 population, Is the
lowest on record except for and
1022.
Fulls and burns were responsible
for (50 per cent of all home deaths i
last year. i
Nearly one-third of all home acci
dental deaths involved children un
der llfteen years of age.
Deaths from drowning and fire
arms show practically no change
from year to year, despite all the
educational work done to reduce
them. ? From Accident Facts, issued
by the National Safety Council.
Head
COLDS
Put Mentholatum in the
nostrils to relieve
congestion and clear the
breathing passages.
When
CHILDREN
? don't gain weight
? don't grow strong
? don't keep well
The stomach Is not to blatue when
a child Is tlnlcky about 1,/ud. Nor is
every Blugglsh girl or boy consti
pated. Instead of a lot of inedlcln*,
give a little pure syrup of tig*.
You'll see a change in twenty-four
hours! In a cot'ple of weeks, your
youngster will have the appetite of
a young animal!
It's true, mothers, for it's Nature.
California syrup of figs Is bottled
health for the little ones.
I'ale, sickly children whose tongues
are always coated, and who are
never really hungry, are suffering
from stasis. That means a sluggish
colon ; a colon clogged with waste.
They need the "California treat
ment." You can give this treatment
yourself, any time, anywhere; it's
simple. Every druggist has Califor
nia syrup of ilgs all bottled, with
full directions for a babe of two
years or child In his teens. Its de
licious taste makes it delightful to
use ; no child ever tired of it
Start tonight, giving enough to
cleanse the colon of every bit of
poisonous waste. Then a spoonful
or so, every other day, until the
child's appetite, color, weight, and
general health tell you all sluggish
ness or constipation has been con
quered.
When a cold or severe sickness
has sapped a child's strength and
stamina, remember^ California syrup
of flgs.
If you 1 cant to get real results,
get the real California sytntp of figs.
Do not accept any bottle tchich does
not say CALIFORNIA Si/riqj of Figs.
Johnny's Cold is Better
Llttlo Johnny was a pretty sick
little boy, but he's getting blessed
rest and sleep now. For Mother
and Dad wasted no time in rub
bing his littlo chest with Penetro,
the mutton suet salve.
Penetro is especially effective
for children's colds. Unlike ordi
nary cold salves, with mineral oil
or petroleum bases, which stay
merely on the skin's surface,
Penetro, because of its base of
highly refined mutton suet, goes
deep within.
Tnat's why Penetro breaks up
congestion, soothes inflammation
and drives out the cold before or
dinary salves get started.
Penetro docs not soil bedclothes
or sleeping garments because it's
stainless and snow
white. Ask for it by
name: Penetro, 25c a
Jar. The 60c Economy
size contains three
times as much as the
25c size. The 31 Fam
ily size contains seven
times as much as
the 25c size.
THE MUfTON SUET SALVE
You can always relieve and often prevent head colds
by using PENETRO NOSE and THROAT DROPS (con
tains ephedrine). Clinically tested and' approved by lead -
ing nose and throat specialists. Generous size bottle, 25 c.
Your druggist also ha t the large economy size, 50c.
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