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MARGARET WYCHERLY ! aMadiscn Sq. Garden NAil by I TWICE DAILY 2 nnd 8 Movies Capitalists Each Used I] Special Entertainment* Night The New Plays § Sunday Afternoon nnd mbb Auroras amt Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey >o Poison Minds of Workers Combined “MARRY THE MAN,” a play by Jean Archibald which ran in Chicago ==TH*’ATRE GUILD PRODUCTIONS' - ' ' By S. BRODY. dred and importing European pro- as “Companionate Marriage,” will be presented at tjie Fulton The- ductions, including Soviet atre on Monday. Vivian Martin and Lester Vail head the cast. Too little attention has been paid films,; CIRCUS (because they are artistically su-! to The- among us to the motion-picture—- “CARNIVAL”,a play by William A. Doyle, comes the Forrest 10,000 Marvel* Including perior to American products). On ; are Norman Foster “of all the arts the most important atre, on Monday night. The featured players HUGO ZACOHINI CAMEL “ THE contrary, of for us.” (Lenin). the the real line devel- and Anne Forrest. | THE HUMAN PROJECTILE” next opment is in the direction of the! will be Shot Through Space from Monster It may safely be said that “THE COME-ON MAN,” a comedy by Herbert Ashton, Jr., pre- - Century erection of monster “picture pal- j Cannon Sensation of THROUGH THE to the press the “movies” constitute 1 sented by Roy Walling on Monday at the Forty-ninth Street. George (incl. seats) SI.OO aces” seating thousands, (Roxy, to all the most powerful ideological weapon MacQuarrie, Mary Wall, Jane Marbury and the author are in it. to $3.50 Inc. Tax. Children under Paramount, Capital) and at All Matinees ex- in hands of the bourgeoisie. poisoning 12 Half Price the the minds of the with “MESSIN’ AROUND,” Louis Isquith’s Negro Revue, opens at the cept Saturdays & Sundays. is especially true in Amer- masses pic-1 night. And this tures like, “Tell It to the Monday Tickets *t Garden Box Office! motion-picture indus- Marines,”! Glmbel Brothers and Usual NEEDLE’S ica where the EYE “Sunrise,” etc. (Admission Ticket “Wings,” try assumes gigantic proportions Amende*. FARE- TO CONDUCT By FRANTISEK LANGES and controls over 75 per cent of the “Hissing Squads.” DUNCAN DANCERS TOSCANINI output. respect only In Europe the more advanced sec- FOR Chanin’s MAJESTIC Theatre world’s In this WELL PERFORMANCE PHILHARMONIC 44th St., Wut of Broudnay MAkTTM ¦RFC'IC THEA., 45th St., W. of aril Ave. be compared with it. tions of the working class have been j ivirviv1 Eves. 8:50. Mats. Thurs. & Sat. 2:40 the radio may TOMORROW SIXTEEN WEEKS Eves. 8:30; Mats.: Wed. & Sat. 2:81) a which we must learn much more awake to the menace of ; It is medium Greatest Fnanlpsf Revue utilize despite the obstacles that imperialist propaganda thru the The and to performance the The Philharmonic-Symphony So- will themselves. medium of the screen. The Young The farewell of present ciety announces for 1929-30 a season The ruling class has been quick in Communist League of France has Isadora Duncan Dancers in New place the Man- of twenty-nine weeks, one week Pleasure Bound value of the screen as recently organized “hissing squads” York will take at realizing the Margaret Wycherly longer than this year, opening on influence over to stir up spontaneous demonstra- plays the role hattan Opera House tomorrow after- MAN’S ESTATE an important factor of of Mrs. Evans in “Strange Inter- noon. Many new and novel features, Thursday evening, October 3, and REPERTORY the masses. Sir James C. Irvine, a tions against the showing of jingo lude,” Eugene O'Neill’s ensemble numbers, closing on Sunday afternoon, April £IVIC By BEATRICE BLACKMAR and BRUCE GOULD British motion picture expert, said films, films of a fascist nature, etc. drama at both in solo and 50c: 81.00; 81.50 Mats. Wed.&Sat..J :So the Golden prezented. Among are first eight recently: “The art of photography In the creative field we need only j John Theatre. will be these 20. The and last weeks EVA LEGALLIENNE. Director two titt 'T’AyffVP THEA., 47th St. W. of E'way. Eves. 8:50 mention the good work of such or-, arche Funebre and etudes will be under the direction of Arturo Today, 10:30 a. m. SHARP: “Twelfth DIL, 17 has now taken its place definitely lIVIVAIYE. Matinees Thursday & Saturday at 2:40 ganizations as the Prometheus in (Chopin); Chorus “King Stephan” Toscanini. The other conductors Night. as an instructional, political and “The Adventures of Today Mat., “The Cradle Song.” Germany and Friends of Spartacus and a Polka (Beethoven) and will be announced later. Tonight, military agent. . .We should re- j “La Eocondlern.” “Young Guards,” member the part played by the in France. Maya” at 55th St. the letter done in Ninety-nine concerts are scheduled song accompaniment A COMEDY BY SIL-VARA in the -war, and I for one It may surprise many comrades I dance with done as compared with eight-seven this camera Playhouse by performers themselves. The would not care to forecast the fu- to know that in March, 1925, the ! the season. At the pres- Enlarged of performance begins at 3 o’clock. ture of photography or to assess Executive Committee j ent series will be replaced by two TUDOR INN I early de- part yet may play.” the Communist International unan- j When Waldemar Bonsels, author S. Hurok announces the series of thirteen Thursday evenings the which it of S. S. R., of imously decided during all Commu- “An Indian Journey,” wrote story parture for Moscow, U. and thirteen Friday afternoons each. CAPRICE Minds. T’sed to Mould Workers’ nist Parties to devote much more at- around “The Adventures of Maya, the Duncan group. j The two series of Sunday afternoons r'ITTTT FI THEA., West , Eves. 8:50 Sharp Bee,” the was translated * * Restaurant IL)U This is nothing new in the history tention to this art which today in ! The story * will be augmented from seven to UU Mat., Thurs. & Sat. 2:40 Shari) inception many countries reaches a greater aifd published in eighteen languages. 113 East 14th Street of the cinema. Since its The last three performances in eight concerts each and the two stu- has been used in the most con- number than the newspapers. In our Over four million copies of the book of Saturday evenings it j the farewell of the Isadora Duncan dents’ series erholeMome to mould the mind of agitation and propaganda were sold. The film version of this For good nnd scious manner arsenals' Dancers will be given this after- will be increased from six to nine food, don't fail to visit us LAST WEEKS! in a given direction. In it is one of the most precious wea- novel, produced in Germany, is to the workers noon and evening and tomorrow concerts each. The seven Sunday a paper on “The Economic and So- pons. Let us learn to use it! have its first American presentation afternoons at the Metropolitan Opera We serve special luncheon at the afternoon. Numbers from Schubert cial Aspects of the Motion Picture,” Playhouse begin- House and the six Sunday after- plates from 11:30-3 p. m. | ning Saturday. and Chopin will be presented this issued by the American Academy of this noons at Brooklyn Academy Strange evening the of Terry Soviet Film to Remain afternoon and and Chopin, Reasonable Prices I* Interlude Science, Political and Social “The Adventures of Maya” is a Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Music will be continued as in the tracing the development Playhouse past. TRY OUR SPECIAL. Ramsaye, at Fifth Ave. film in which the star is a bee, the Mozart numbers will be given to- SUNDAY DINNER! By EUGENE O’NEILL as an institution in If of the cinema leading man a beetle, and the villain morrow. Each program will also in- this country, says: The Sovkino picture, “Prisoners of a spider. Various “atmospheric” HANS 1 TmiTM pm THEA., 58th St., E. of clude the series, “Impressions of WIENER TO GIVE JUtllN UfULoJUiINnPV Evenings only sharp. “Certain ethnic and social aspects produced cooperation Imperialism same at 5:30 the Sea,” in parts are supplied by hornets, a Revolutionary Russia.” RECITAL Is at the time of this situation at the birth of the with the Soviet navy as a sister pic- frog, an owl and a butterfly. An ef- DANCE FRIDAY the most prostitute and the ultimate screen theatre must be considered. ture to “Potemkin,” remains for a fort is made to tell a bee’s story- in Tickets are on sale at popular form of the state power which nas- Since 1885 the U. S. has been im- second week at the the form of his “personal” adven- prices at the office of the Daily At the People’s Symphony Artists’ cent middle-class society had com- as a means of porting cheap labor from the Medi- Playhouse. In this film, a thrilling among species Worker, 26 Union Square. Course Final Concert next Friday menced to elaborate tures innumerable of emancipation feudal- terranean countries and the Slavic climax is achieved when a Russian plant and insect life. evening at Washington Irving High its own from The picture ism, nnd which full-grown bourgeois regions, in the upbuilding of the submarine sinks in a disaster similar years School, Hans Wiener and Vera Mil- took four to make and was society hod finally transformed Into vast American industrial machine. to place Phila. Little Theatre cinovic will appear in a dance re- that of the S-4. In of other directed by Waldemar Bonsels. n means for the enslavement of labor The great concentration of foreign numbers on the program, “Primitive cital. On the same program will be “The “Dawn,” the international film by capital.—Marx. labor in a polyglotic melting-pot was Households,” a Ufa novelty, and The program: Dancescenes from Czarina’s Secrets” with Baclanova, a based on the story of Edith Cavell, “A of first in the iron and coal regions of Penn- “The Painted World,” with Anita “Carnaval,” Schumann; Judgement, success the order.” Charlie Bowers comedy and other will be shown at the Little Theater, MUSIC AND CONCERTS -“HOLIDAY’^-—New York Times. sylvania, centering in . Stewart, will be shown. W. Fr. Bach; Sacrifice; Waltz, Re- Too poor to import or support their features. here, for another week. Sybil Thorn- ger; Ornament, Albeniz; Persian FRIDAY EVE. APRIL 20 AT 8:15 and Washington Irving High School, "A joyous revel in which there was much sprightly froth, varied national arts, theatres Laura LaPlante will be featured dyke, famous actress on the London March, John Strauss; Golliwogg’s St, and Irving PI. lowly 10th some vivid characters in a seriously interesting romance, and literatures, and often too in at the Colony Theatre in “Scandal,” stage, has gained enthusiasm for Cakewalk, Debussy; Hindu Sounds, they Threaten Wage Cuts a cast of players remarkable for the excellence of their acting.” culture to enjoy these arts had her latest picture. This is an her performance in the leading role. Bainbridge Crist; Rouge et Noir, aliens WIE N E R —Percy Hammond, Herald Tribune. been available, the polyglotic adaptation by Paul Shoefield of the Mexican Melody; Slavic Dance, Dance Recital offered a ripe opportunity for the magazine story “The Haunted Lady” PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 19. “Dawn” was produced by the Dvorak; Ethiopian Dance, Verdi; People's Symphony Artists Course J ADMISSION AT DOOR art of the motion picture with its by Adeia Rogers St. Johns. It was Wage reductions up to seven per British director, Herbert Wilcox. Blues, Krenek. ARTHUR HOPKINS presents PHILIP BARRY’S New simple, basic, direct and obvious nar- directed with dialogue and sound by cent of the already miserable pit- Besides Miss Thorndyke, the large Comedy with settings by ROBERT F.DMOND ratives, embodying no linguistic dif- Wesley Ruggles. tances paid were announced yester- cast includes Maurice Braddell, JONES. no of intel- MUSIC AND CONCERTS ficulties and problems Huntley Gordon, John Boles, Jane day by J. D. A. Morrow, president Marie Ault, Gordon Craig, Mary lectualization. From this the soil Winton, Uancy Dover, Julia Swayne of the Pittsburgh very - - Coal Co., a Brough and Cecil Barry. It is ac- t>T VMYYI[XU Thea., w 45th st Eves - 8:50 motion picture theatre sprang, and Gordon and Eddie Phillips are other large company and an Andrew Mel- FLIItIUU in Mats. Thurs. and Sat. 2:35 companied on the program at the Once a Year and for 5 Performances Only spread to like regions, into the for- players in the film. lon concern, and leader in the recent eign and labor quarters of the great lock-out of 150,000 coal miners. Little Theater by a member of un- THE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYHOUSE industrial cities, before it began to “Waterloo,” the Emelka produc- j usual short subjects, including Direction: Alice nnd Irene Lewisohn The day rate is now a day, present extend more slowly into the more tion depicting the of j $4.46 “Memories of Conflict,” an actual will two programs of symphonic music with a company of downfall when you work, and .men work only DANCERS and ACTORS in conjunction with The CLEVELAND American hinterlands. Napoleon from the land sea fights photo- German-English a few days a week. record of and ORCHESTRA, Nikolai Sokoloff, Conductor 2 «. came chasing rain- standpoint will be over for a FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ) MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April TREMENDOUS . .The aliens held graphed during the world war. April 2d. 27 nnd 28 at 8:45 ( 29 nnd SISTER PICTURE seeking the land of gold second week at the Film Guild Cin- Other coal companies will follow 30 at 8:45 BIG WEEK! ! bows and The Little Theater 2222 Strauss’ Symphonic Poem ) Bloch’s Symphony 2nd promise. They came to see In- ema starting this Saturday. suit, the Carnegie Coal Co. has al- at Market TO “POTEMKIN” ( and Street, gives continuous perform- dians and cowboys and all the ex- ready announced a wage cut at 7% the steamship posters had Be nt the Coliseum May First. per cent today. ances from 1 to 11 p. m., daily. ‘EIN HELDENLEBEN’jT S R A E L” citements (“A Life”) to them at the foreign Hero’s \ Debussy'* Nocturnes proclaimed Griffcs* “White Peacock” j “NUAGES” nnd “FETES” emigration stations. The motion “THE WHITE PEACOCK” j Borodin's picture set about to deliver the de- Enesco's <, “On the Steppes of Central Asia” “Roumanian Rhapsody No. 1” i and “Dances from Prince Igor”. “Prisoners of the Sea” sired goods. The motion picture A of *I dreams come true, Great Drama the Soviet Navy could make their Opera House nt Box Office or 505 sth Av. I i “Potemkin photography plus a plot—a serlen of rapidly moving thrills and ex- PRICES: 90.00 —95.00 —94.50—$3.50—93.00—92.50—92.00 91.50 and fI.OO Daily with splendors, and events and sketches of real life.”—VKRN SMITH, Worker. | citements. The films were made for art nur- «TH AVENUE pLAYHOUSE cont.„no«, 2 r. m. to j them, an American-born Midnight Dnlly ! on the tastes, codes and cul- Farewell OO Fifth Avenue Cor. 12th St. tured popula- tures of an imported labor LECTURES AND FORUMS tion.” PERFORMANCES Movies in Elections. IF YOU INTEND TO BUY RADIOS, PIANOS, PLAYER- This most use of the ISOVKINO’S conscious by bourgeoisie to TEMPLE PIANOS, PLAYER ROLLS, RECORDS, OR ANY motion picture the The People’s Institute and Second Ave. | its political and economic - further AY, APRIL 31 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BUY AT aims is even more efficiently ap- AT COOPER UNION plied today. Since the 90’s the film Isadora (Bth St and ASTOR PLACE) “A” has travelled a long way, and its At 8 o'clock G. F. “SURMA’S STORE at 103 Avenue been History of the Drama Str.) respect has IN __ —— —— ) New York, (Bet. 6-7th application in this A PROGRAM OF g SUNDAY, APRIL 21 cal Drama (Goethe** N. Y. Witness Tn»*o)” v improved a thousand-fold. Revolutionary Songs DR. KANG-HU KIANG use of the motion pic- X 1 3 dA JIX the extensive and Dances x “The Ancient and Modern Educa- CHAFFEE ture during campaigns in Syntem* of China" D B. election tional npitnllam—Whatf" open air. In the last presiden- the FORUM tial election the democratic party I TUESDAY, APRIL 23 Broadway near !l en's Memorial Service; a screen on erected Dancers I DR. WALTER H. EDDY inxettt Still Speak” and projected “talkies” Workers International “Vitamins” !i WELCOME— !; of its candidates. The throw was a block long and attracted thousands FRIDAY, APRIL 26 of people nightly. There is the re- MR. EVERETT DEAN MARTIN “picture palaces” A HISTORY OF LIBERTY Relief Store cent growth of “Freedom as a Psychological SRHarlem Educational Forum as many as 5,000; the grow- seating Problem” Street of the newsreel, 169 West 133rd ing importance j I. is as vicious I t at GASTONIA, N. Caro., contents -fff 1 ADMISSION which in its V*- 'f f ft t ',£s& H f lx v FREE as the yellow press itself; the tight- s " •:> ,4/ % I '& f k. m Open Forum Discussion. SUNDAY, APRIL 21. AT SISO P. M. ening of state film censorship, etc. ;• f f 4 w% ' I%' < %d -f Iw the •- The general trend in motion i- r l If - 3 '&¦%¦'?s HI Richard B. Moore today not, as many ¦ picture field is EAST SIDE OPEN FORUM will speak on believe, the development of the I OF WRECKED! CHURCH ALL NATIONS “little seating a few hun- 4w? v WvmiMk; “The Ideals and Tasks of the cinema” I fl ¦ f w-agpJß- - ¦ - (9 Second Ave., N. Y. C.) m 1 % fL . jj SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 7:30 P. M. American Negro Labor Hedgerow Theatre to “Current Event*” Congress”. Birthday T. K. MOSS They Must NOT Succeed! A New Re- I Celebrate 8:30 P. M.: “Labor Union Problem*” . j GERTRUDE WEIL KLEIN lief Store Must Be Opened! More The Hedgerow Theatre in Moylan Admission Free—Everyone Invited Demonstrate for the defenne of the Soviet Union May Flrat at Collaenm. Food Must Be Rushed to Gastonia! Rose-Valley, is preparing to cele- The Strikers Must Be Fed! The brate on Sunday, April 21 at 8 p. m. its seventh birthday. This season, Strike Must Be Won! Hedgerow plans to entertain with A. MARKOFF “A Composite Hedgerow Rehearsal.” Instructor of the Workers School Bosses’ Agents Have Destroyed Textile Hedgerow More than 20 of the Strike Relief Store Scattered players of former seasons will take on and Food In Street! They to ,»rt in the production, unfolding “Anarchism and the Want Starve climactic scenes from over 30 for- Communism” the Strikers and Drive Them Back to mer Hedgerow productions, among at the Workers School Forum, 26-28 Union Sq. the Mill! them Ibsen’s “Pillars of Society” and “Hedda Gabler”; Shaw’s “Mis- on Sunday, April 21st at 8 p. m. alliance,” “Candida,” “Arms and the Do Your Share! Help Defeat the Mill Owners 25c and Man” and “You Never Can Tell”; Admission Questions Discussion and their Gangsters! Help the Strikers Win! Susan Glaspell’s “Inheritors” and NEXT WEEK—SCOTT NEARING. “The Verge”; Eugene O’Neill’s “Be- IN yond the Horizon,” “Different” and SEND A CONTRIBUTION TODAY! “Welded”; A. A. Milne’s “Mr. Pirn Passes By,” “The Romantic Age” and “The Lucky One”; St. John Workers International Relief, Room 4104, One Union Sqnnrc. Ervine’s “Mary, Mary Quite Con- City. New York , ' trary”; Lynn Riggs’ "Rancor”; ATHEIST REPORT “Six Characters in TODAY MATINEE; TONIGHT; SUNDAY MATINEE Pirandello’s I want to help the textile strikers win. Enclosed find my i an Author”; Alexander ocoocx5ocoooockdooockx>ooooooockx)oooxkx)Oooooooooc)ooooooooooooooooooooo Search of “THE MASONIC CHURCH,” “COHESIVE CATHOLICS” Berkmann’s translation of “The “HILLBILLYISM,” COUNSEL,” contribution of 8 M Prisoner”; Voelmoeller’s "Uncle’s “DR. GLADMAN’S and Been Dreaming”; Romain Rolland’s “THE STRATON CASE” are some of the titles in the Third OPERA HOUSE Annual of 4A. For free write: NAME II “Wolves”; Andreyev’s “He Who MANHATTAN Report the copy, Tchekhov’s “Ivan- Gets Slapped”; Tickets on Sale at DAILY WORKER OFFICE, Room 201, 26 Union Square, New ADDRESS II off”; Breustle’s “The Star”; Stephen American Ass’n for the Advancement of Atheism, Inc. York City. POPULAR PRICES. Leacock’s “Cast Up By the Sea” and 119 E. 14th St. New York, N. Y. CITY STATE ¦ Barker’s “Ten Nights in », B«r Room.” /• ' ' -"’I- '