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~'as mosquitoes bite, Oi-of -Sait serves weIL u neck aM d m Pungont odar 1- --ep --oct aa FOR 8 1JtEUURtFfMO IVY ban., mar feet, it gve6 rèlief. Yqwrdrýgt wunyowoemifyoaonotmtiewèd.ý 10 pieaseGFUIp t and manager of a - small 'air ne in Soutb Amnerica. 'Tbe action of the story is concern- ed witb bhis des- perate .struggles against the seem-, ingly superior forces of nature. to get the mail back and fortb across a range of; Mountains,a n d> tocinch a govrern- ment m ail1 con- cary Grant tract. The femi- (Laflonte Sketch). ni ne lead iri this ex citing air drama Is played by Jean Arthur. Grant recently was seen in ','Guiga Dmn." Wall Paper Motif IFor Sothern Gown SKOKR 1 H I WAY With the ensemble -idea holding thefasionspotlight for the ls Amnercann Ud jhree years, Ann Sothern has gone UtaIto P..dest dress to tbe wall paper in Served from 12 to 12 h ier home. BAR IN CONNECTON I ler new home, Georgian in motif, I lias the dining room papered i realism for his part in Columbia's "OPrison Surgeon." Connolly portrays a. belovedý and competent country doctor - who, as the 'resuit of a generous and merci, fui, deed,. is sent to prison. There, in cornmon 'with ail convicts,. he is clean-shaven. Trhe dramatie picture, under the, direction of Charle s Vidor, utilizes a novel theme in depicting the .dui- ties of doctors 'in modern peniten- tiaries. Inchuded in.. the cast are Onslow' Stevens, Iris Meredith and- Douglas Fowley. Production is under the supervision of B. B. Kahane. Bors Karloif Dies Tw-uice in Picture Boris Karloif, who bas ',died 28 ignoble deaths in bis career as a screen heavy, dies not once, but twice, during Columbia's melôdra- matic "The Man Tbey Coud Not Hang," i which he plays the star- ring part. The new picture is based on -the scientific theory that the dead can be hrought back to life through use M ickey Rooney was ail a-dither and it was ail because of a letter signed 'Gretia Garbo." She had beard about his imper- sonations, of Clark Gable and Lionel Barry-- more, the note 1said, and she ,wouüld be.,honi- ore d if he Would do. them for ber. Mickey showed the. message to everyone on M- G-M's *Babes In Arms" set, then rushed over to- Garbos- set. The police- ffl key oo"Y man at the door Mwkey ooneU read thé 1etter. shook his bead and said, "That's flot Miss Garbo's bandwriting." A flery crimson. Mickey returned to bis set-to find the practical joker. Fred Stone W111llai 'Konga' Leading Rôle, A cast of popular players report- ed at Columbia Studios last week to begin work on "Konga," spec- tacular outdoor story centering about the devotion of a frontier horse-breeder for a wild stallion lie COIftINUOUS E D114NER 81 TRO à O'Ci FR0M12 SDAILY -BlINDA? 3Gulu.. Ho 8125 witla Wild Rie.... J Now wuien the M-G.-M actress en-. tertains sbe will wear a dinnrer gown to match the dining roorn ensemble. Library Research to Span E vent fiEras Libraries and riuseunis are beingý Don Beddoe, Ann Doran. Charles 1 sereen, wiI play the le iaaing role., Trowbridge Byron Foulger, and 1 Beautiful Rochelle Hudson is toa Stanley Brown. Nick Grinde is di-i have the leading feminine part and recting, under the supervision of}lRobert Warwick, 'long a star of both Wallace MacDonald. stage and screen. will appear as ber ______________father. Others. to be seen under Sm Nelson' s direction will be .Goodyear Storv ,Wt*U Richard Fiske, a Young Cohumbia, player fast attaining prominence, Be Theme of Pwcture and Eddy Waller, well known char- One ! te stan!"t abo Utoeshorse, will portray himself. litii Fellows is starring ini e version with the' excel- including Tommy Bond, iclair, Dorothy Anii Sèese, ake, Charles Peck, Dor- -son ,and Clarepice Kolb. play for1 [Où sali'l in-u-ujj