The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, January 19, 1933, Image 6

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    And Another Injun Bit the Dust
Here is one way of acquiring a mount—if you don’t
mind being dragged over rocks and cactus at twenty
miles an hour. The Navajo Indian (shown by arrow
in a aloud of dust) bad just lassoed a range pony at
Phoenix, Ariz., when this picture was made. The
art is not in roping the horse, but in “cutting," or
separating, it from the rest of the herd without being
trampled.
Where Neptune Got in a Punch New 1. C. C. Head
. jnser.
Arriving in New York 24 hours late, the Majestic, one of the largest
liners unoat, had some scars to exhibit after her mid-Atlantic battle with
storms and mountainous seas. Here is a section of the third class deck,
showing the effect of one of old King Neptune’s right hooks.
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Patrick J. Farrell, of Washington
D. C., Democrat, who has beer
elected chairman of th& Interstat*
Commerce Commission for 1933
Farrell, who has been a member oi
the commission for thirty-tw<
years, will succeed Claude R. Porte)
and will serve for one year.
Spills—Thrills—Chills and Sportsmanship
Mis* Loretta Turnbull, America's foremost woman
speedboat racer, is shown as she rescued Joe Carver,
one of her opponents in the preliminaries for the
Pacific Grand Prix New' Year’* Sweepstakes, re
ccntly held at Lonj: Beach, Cal. Carver’s craft can
be seen in flames after his motor had exploded. Miss
Turnbull abandoned the race in order to rush to the
rescue of her luckless rival.
Fortune Gone
Songbird Guest of Moviedom
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Nita Naidi, former movie actress,
who appeared with the late film idol,
Eaooiph Valentino, in some of his
(reatest pictures, has been hit by
the depression. Recently Miss Nald>
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
United .Slates District Court, New
York. She declared she had no
assets except wearinp apparel and
some parsons I jewelry*.
From the pleased expression on the face of Kate Smith, radio and screen
FUr, one might almost imagine that the long-delayed moon ha* come
over the mountains at last. But it isn’t so, the famous ether warbler is
just tickled at the wonderful party given in her honor by a great galaxy
of screen etavs at Hollywood recently. Note the little dummy figure a'
microuhone. Tills was one of the table decorations.
Belle on the Beach
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Ft isn’t only the sun that acts as a
magnet in the balmy /South; the
scenery, too, has something to do
with it. For instance, Mahnette
Rucker adds a charming decorative
note to the landscape at Miami, Fla.
She is wearing the very latest
thing in beach attire, and it looks
okay to us.
On Legal Stage
Lenore Ulric, celebrated stage star,
v.ho lias brought suit against A. C.
Blumenthal, Bi-oadway producer,
for salary alleged due her. Alisa
Ulric claims she was never remu
nerated for the last week she played
in one of Blumenthal’s shows, hut
the producer says that at the time
she waived payment.
On Sad Mission
Her head bowed in grief, Mary Fay,
sister of Larry Fay, slain New York
aeketeer, is shown as she left
lellevue morgue after viewing the
emains of her brother. Edward Ma
oney, who was sought in connec
tion wita the slaving, later gave
himself un to nolice.
Trying a New Racquet
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Combining the best features of ballet dancing and tennis playing, Fay
Marbe, well-known singing comedienne, presents this graceful picture as
she wields a racquet on the courts at Miami, Fla., where she is vacation
ing. The stage beauty, you will notice, favoni abreviated cn«4 'linos far
♦he Bat game.
Won Matrimonial Sweepstakes
Lovely Joan Blondell, screen star, might have been entered in the matri
monial sweepstakes when this picture was made recently. Whether she
was or not, Joan is now a bride, having taken her cameraman sweetheart,
George Barnes (inset), for better or worse in a secret wedding at
Phoenix, Aris. Joan concealed her lovely blonde tresses under a red wig
to avoid publ'ftts.
Film Star in New Racquet
Gorgeous Jean Harlow, eye-pleasing platinum blonde of the screen, te
in a new racquet, these days. The film siren has taken up tennis in a big
way, and is here shown with Harvey Snodgrass, former champion, who
is instructing her on the finer points of the game at the Beverly Hiiio,
• Cai.. courts.