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rsecondsione,-.a-."Tourlst;' vln- ;teg!,dBOdtrbe ^acqiured from Judge w a^Reo:_m,pdel yxQldsmobde'' 'Of p m-ts< '" Collird, El .Ca^onp.whose family had used It. Then hefheard cf a "Sears' im 1 This one .was/ way up in the blofe^part'V about 'mountains at La': Posta on the El loit&rcf i ^outdated. Centro highway He drove up there ,',eryt[|bne'l|Of them ono night for it and it nobly drove : Ls|atmechanic;and off with no repairs except to replace pbrcflisurs , to a spark plug, and put in gas. antiquated llnen&s BiVi'orld..?!,,, " - PLENTY SPACE ADVISED ^stwmer;(thls one He got a "bang" cut of the book jr.k'frtend.)steams )i instructions which went with this 5a[lro ax,U hi* old one. Ordered from a nail order s talong^ob fast as catalog the car was sent lo'CaliforiTwenty-Dve miles nia by Wells Fargo express It came idered insane speed crated, ' knocked down," which ilacs' who tore up meant the buyer had to assemble ;li-;a `speed were the parts The instructions were ; by.sittaiidriiaand ton- : mostly about how lo put it together although it did tell tha bjyer how TENED i lo run. it and sagely advised htm to 'be sjre lo have plenty of room and pu.11ihg.the buggies a,-large open, space' when. learning jes'pecifiblli'Vcitlaeris \c dr.ve . [way from: the sight The instruction book for un s to the indignation crating and setting up stated that hich felt Jhat such the owner should first put '."e .traptionsshould be wheels on "the same a9 any bu?e> .s. . . I then the chains i which ran m were lion is worth more to be adjusted on the sprockets mber of sbme kinds The fourth C3r was called the , tomobilea He first "Black" a 1900 buggy *ypo mrdei I ction whan he saw A Stanley steamer 1^08 was thei Lher parts of jl, in a bought in Omaha by Benue Snyder .iTwLh'VelIarreA htipe!i IhwpHd been 1 friend who became intercsied ir. }. work 'He'thought adding to the collection It was b see if be cculd fix acquired from Ms original owners . would-run again The 1902 Oldsmobile was discoverer, 4, no longer manu- by 'Mrs. Wright, who also had be to cBst'and make come an auto scout. foeden fehders but Mr and Mrs Wright enjry oc 1 banged up. like a casional Sunday dr.ves m the old ;nt-day, metal ones. model cars -*3refcr> 'vcausesl. :?:.other|ttoj*uspec':''Tnay!c^E)ar5Srlp somethinff.'^M ischa^l1kesj^toL, outjhisvjaw;%openKhi3^tr.outh^ | to/hisjihaunc.nes^ard ilc^hIsi^s dangle^'by^hisiisideS'^.Thosseffei star Ui riband; tto;some people.^: :ng Hollywoodrioun *o| Gregorysrliacava^^thcught^theTj of fbejwcrtd^woulddtoo^ThaLa: .he cast Mischa-in^MyJMarT? frey" ''end - to;d vhlm v.to-^actfli rr.onkpy." u After trying for^elghtM-y Miscrik finally .clicked i - ; : - `ASSISTANT VILLIAN* When Mischa left high;-scno< New York, he became . fim-'t Eventually, he went on* the-, and ivhe.n the show got tO-'Los geles he quit because Hotlyi was so ejose by He got a bit', and there and before long he stamped a v,i..ar. But he was f : st-rale \illian--perhaps ` bd his good humor cropped out ofien--and it was his luck tc k :'ed off m the first reel " Yoi he was just an assistant vi a sort of stooge to the head vi ft Mischa was such a poor v thatifor a long time he didn't a: hi--at his chosen-trade Thr Russian fricndf^RPflTEFFFF&rsk tie a director who found M ^ anu<. ng cncugr. and bright en W to hire him as his secretary was a job he held for nearly years, with occasional acting coming h s way Tuttle gave time off whenever he asked He was gi'.cr a very, very role in the first Lily Pons pu that of a bored musician Godfrey," months later, him a star NOT A COMEDIAN* Mischa says he is not a come he has no tricks I am a character actor--w comedy approach" he insists He never knows, wr.cn he 1 his pleasant rented home and Auer and 4-year-old Tony, wh, comedy business of the day wi 'I wnuldni be worth a da: I studied my script and tru figure out comedy ' Mischa "It just has to come to me sf neously The director sui things just before a scene cndjmayoe I suggest some Things always are funnier tha --for me " In 'You can't take it with * detective turrs on Auer and 1 "Wiiere you from' * \jicr answers dourly ojmskt' in that word he n.iro family s inc.,gna`.:o e scene was thougit up e of the moment because Iv thotght the dc.octice hadnt ss him without noticirg Directors like Auer not onl cauj : he enhances the comedy Of 1 ieir p etures but becaus unfriling gaod humor keeps t one e'se happy On a mo\n whe e so many things can go at o :ce. such a nan as Auer asse H^ `.ells stones by the houi clean qnes tV'cen he yawns, h.! it whth gusto, like a seal ba The' rafters ring when, wi;t strange sense of humor arn freedom from restraint, he b' with similar gusto ' The only time he lost his ti on a movie set was when`a licity man suggested having; viaitirg. Russian dignitarjess'c, Mischa'-He blew up^He.?.sk:o ir.sult then ArJ'd'.then,'. rec&lLng-;Auer's;- grbundJ.m' RuS3|.arrh43fathJi killed/and his .mothergwas.y ,to.flee;-;t'o- Tur key.-'whe'rejsh.e dLring-the;pl919>eyclutip.n-%-.jbj Ij c i tyc ma aidb_eY'oouli3ii' tg lAuerJorLfeelii^caa-hgjdid^^j -sians^didtn^tjyisjti^^i^^g