a Reviewer of Hit at Belasco Why Plays Stars in Actors’ Benefit and National Player Broadway Worries in Moments the unusual distinction from the firm guidance of his mother, Spare of being currently popular becomes homesick after a few weeks, not only for his parent, but for the In Its seventh month in WITH girl back home with whom he has Just a Few of the Little Things That Arrive in London and In the fourth an understanding about marriage. month of its successful Into his life comes a second girl, who and Create a Mental Disturbance. Broadway run, "The Wind and the gives him the necessary Impetus to Envelopes Rain,” the International comedy suc- continue his grueling work at the in- Merton will be the Now a List of the Season s Best. cess, by Hodge, institution. It is with their poignant attraction at the Shubert-Belasco I love story that the play concerns It- Theater for one week, commencing self, in a simple, truthful, human and tomorrow evening, with Morgan Far- moving fashion. Comedy relief of a BY E. de S. MELCHER. ley of stage and screen reputation rare sort is afforded by the picturesque // ROUSING’ seems to be your major function,” writes In the featured role. and authentic college background. a fiery correspondent who signs himself “M. H. H.” Sensitively written with natural Mr. Parley is said to render a fine- *( and the Rain” % T “You show a lack of sense, as always,” writes humor, "The Wind j grained study of the serious-minded with a of medical stu- medical a little Mae West with deals group student, receiving support cheering lady, “by mentioning The Shakespeare.” dents at Edinburgh University. ; from a cast that includes on its roster central character Is a young man ] such players as Wendy Atkin. Jane don’t you with some of these films?" “Why get tough says to his to college, ; Burford another reprimander. who, prior coming Bramley. Hampden, Philip had led a sheltered life. The author Tonge, Leslie Barrie. Lillian “You never have a word for one.” Tonge, good any places him in a boarding house Marcel Joumet and Walter Holbrook. “You must be if like Ann Sothern.” crazy you where, with several other students, he Lowell Gilmore and John Schaffer “Whatever do see in you Garbo? She walks like an octopus.” proceeds to engage In his studies. are credited with the Joint direction “If you don’t think Wheeler and Wollsey are funny—who is?” This youth, recently separated i of the play. “You’ve been talking about Bette Davis for years, and we’ve never seen her in a good film.” “So, you like the modern theater. Well, that shows what Local “Barn Theater.” 'Welcome Stranger’ Coming you are up to.” most novel of all Summer THE third attraction of the National finally, ana lortunately, comes a Ethel Barrymore—at 16. (This from Players' season, letter from a kindly reader in New a photograph.) pastimes of New Yorkers and New opening Monday night. 14, will be Aaron Hoff- Jersey, who says: "Thank you for up- Maude Adams over the radio. Englanders, "bam" theater-going, will May the little we have left of man’s comedy. ''Welcome Stranger." holding the Cora Witherspoon in anything (par- be to the local drama devotees open which ran tor two full seasons in New modern theater.” ticularly “Jig Saw.”) when the June 19, Roadside Theater, York and 10 months in For So it goes—a reviewer being a pain- “Dodsworth.” The play. Chicago. a local "barn” theater, situated six this the National ln-the-neck to some one because he M. Cohan I play Players will be George in “Ah Wilder- mUes beyond Bethesda on the Rock- either likes too or doesn’t like j augmented by Robert Fischer, pro- much, ness.” ville will a Pike, open season of Sum- fessor of dramatic arts in the at all, or because he is not allowed Robert in "The House of ! National Young mer stock with "a good old melo- Institute to pursue a calm disposition and a Rothschild." j of Musical Arts, New York, drama, "The Octoroon, or Life in to the role honeyed pen and say that everything Mrs. Patrick play made famous in the Campbell. Louisiana,” by Dion Boucicault. is and that a dawn comes original company by George Sidney. perfect rosy Noel Coward's “Cavalcade.” Alternate of the most presentation "Welcome Stranger" is described as up like thunder at the end of every What we hope will be a faithful popular mid-nineteenth century melo- I one of the most human him. screen version of that excellent book. plays that * * * dramas with Broadway hits of the has ever * “One More Spring." by Robert Nathan. been written. It tells the past few seasons that have never j story of a a series of weeks. Jean Muir in “As the Earth Turns.” j sweet-minded man who AFTER distressing been produced in Washington a “It by goes to small New England village because w’e have in our oar Happened One Night.” either put professional or amateur com- and is humiliated and shunned be- for these modern for Garbo Harold Stepler in “Journey’s End” times, panies, is announced by Walter Pick, cause of his Jewish faith. The frlend- and Hepburn, for the young Miss (Cue and Curtain Club of G. W. U. general manager of the Roadside ly intervention of an aged inventor, Sothern, and the equally young Miss production). Theater. "The House of Rothschild.” | one of the jokes of the village, saves Sulla van; for an ounce of modern Two companies, one devoting itself ; him from banishment and further music, for Eric (“Magnus Merriman”) * * * * to the melodramas under the direc- ! disgrace. Linklater and for Mae West; for cof- tion of Anton Hardt. and the other i The play also will mark the return fee served as "Orange Brule"; for BOARD a special car Daniel to the modem comedies to QN^ under the the E street footlights of Freddy “No Greater (a dismal Frohman's of dis- Glory” failure), aggregation direction of Arthur Rhodes, will begin Sherman as juvenile. and "Zoo in Budapest" (likewise a tinguished stars of the theater will rehearsal shortly. The scheduled "flop”); for "Design for and arrive here this afternoon at 5 o'clock Living.” openings for the first four productions not disliking "The Lake”; for laugh- for the Actors’ Fund benefit per- are June 19. "The Octoroon"; July 3, in "Love ing at Laurel and Hardy, and not formance at the National Theater this Harvey Time.” a modem comedy, to be announced caring for “The Green Bay Tree” (as them will be ELsle “T OVE TIME" is the title of Lilian evening. Among later; July 17, melodrama, and July performed locally): for enjoying the Otis Skinner, Frances next film for Ferguson, Starr, 31, modem comedy. Each will Harvey's Pox and first act of Saw” and not the play it will "Jig Effle Shannon. Herbert Rawlinson, run five have music. It is to be pro- other for nights., Tuesday through two; being lukewarm about I Fred Keating, Robert Emmett Keane, Saturday. duced on an elaborate scale by John Ruth Chatterton and not splitting our Claire Whitney, Gladys Cooper, Stone. Anne who Philip To date, the heads of the various Caldwell, wrote sides over Norma Shearer as a come- Merivale. Bill Robinson and "Plying Down to will do many technical departments, the business Rio," the dienne; for not writing pages about others. In adidtion to the stars com- screen and Paul who staff and the managing board, have story Martin, certain objectionable stage shows; for ing from New York, Tony Wons as- directed Miss Harvey in several been named. Walter Pick, general j saying that some people thought sisted by Peggy Keenan and Sandra features abroad, will do as much on manager; Richard Creyke, j Sophie Tucker was almost zero; for Phil Cook. Hall and business; the Fox lot. Phillips, George Edith I. Allen, technical being bored at "Spitfire”; for talking his Radio Orchestra; Nina and director; Gypsy Anton Hardt and Arthur too much about Crawford and Tone; Tito Guizar will come over from the Rhodes, directors; and Catherine for not being as enthusiastic about Loew Fox Theater. Local artists ap- Prichard, publicity; head the organization. “Richard of Bordeaux,” as Mr. Nathan pearing will be Meyer Davis' Orchestra Hoy Kooerts. new leading man of the National Players, who will appear tomorrow night in "Her Master's Voice,” is shown above surrounded by some of Men’s Suits Stage Manager Eldred Wilson is as- and Overcoats would have had us be; and crowing under the direction of David McWil- the many stars Daniel Frohman is bringing to Washington tonight for his Actors’ Fund Benefit at the National. These include, left, down, top reading sisted by Henry to the skies at the beauty of Anna liams, Tommy Tucker and his Cali- Gladys Cooper, Philip Merivale and Fannie Ward, and top right. Otis Skinner. Elsie Ferguson and Frances Starr. Haviland, Dorothy Croissant is costume Ladies’ Dresses and Coats Sten: for not thinking that "Nana” fornians from the Wardman-Park, designer and Wilda Kiibourne property mistress. v.as so hot; for not shouting over the Bert Bagranoff and Evelyn Tyner and for ter’s Voice” tells the twinkling fable beauty of Elizabeth Bergner, from the Earle Theater, as also a “Treasure Island” at tlie Cleaned and ^7^ that that was Maureen of a husband who loses his and doubting group of local socialites in a one-act Where an d When in Local Theaters job, Pressed j then hires to his wife's O’Sullivan who swam so casually play directed by Mr. Frohman. National. out rich aunt Glen Echo Park. / OC under that river on the heels (liter- as a handy man. creating enough THE Woman's International League, THIS week marks the opening of Called For and Delivered ally) of Johnny Weissmuller—for, in NATIONAL—National Players in “Her Master’s Voice,” tomor- mirth In three hilarious acts to keep which for two seasons past has Glen Echo Park, the Playground other words, getting what is usually row night at 8:20 o’clock. the average audience In the jolliest of of brought the Children's Theater of the National Capital, which got Lincoln 0484 called "the bird,” we have resolved Popular Stars Coming. BELASCO—“The Wind and the tomorrow at spirits. The plot Is a springboard New York to Washington for Satur- Rain,” night off to a flying start yesterday. In to write a list of things that we like, Shubert-Belasco Theater, for 8:20 o’clock. which allows Playwright Rummer to day morning matinees at the Na- holiday spirit, the crowds are sure and, believe, should be liked by every 'JTHE leap double fun somersaults with the one week, commencing Monday tional Theater and which last week GAYETY—“Flirting Lassies,” burlesque, today at 2:15 and to make a bee line for their old one, and if any one "grouses” against talented principals given scenes which closed its second successful season 8:15 p.m. friends, the thrilling Coaster Dip, the this—then we believe them to have evening. May 14. will present "Big test their ability to keep the play go- with the presentation of “King of PALACE—“The House of Rothschild,” this afternoon and Airplane Swings, delightful Old Mill, as poor a disposition as we are noted Hearted Herbert.” starring Cecil Lean ing on a high laugh pace. the Golden River.” will present the evening. and lun provoking Midway, to men- for having. Both Roy Roberts and Ruth Abbott, Cleaners Launderers and Cleo Mayfield. This comedy hit Washington Community Players in World,” at 2, 7:20 and 9:50 tion only a few of the fifty amuse- George Arliss in "The House of EARLE—“Upper 4:30, p.m. Stage who made an auspicious debut with Robert Louis Stevenson’s clas- 6:30 and 9 ments. On May 26th the Swimming 22 Branches to SerTe Ton Rothschild.” has been adapted by Sophie Kerr and popular show at 3:40, p.m. the Players in "Pursuit of Happiness,” a sic. "Treasure Island,” on Pool will open. Reduced car fares as Anna Steese Richardson from story Saturday METROPOLITAN—“Flying Down to Rio,” at 2, 4:40, 7:05 and have been fitted to rare roles. Helen Hayes "Mary of Scotland.” Kath- are now by Miss Kerr, and is even now in its morning May 26 at 10:30 in the 9:40 possible, which should add to Helen Westley in "The House of p.m. ryn Glvney. Romaine Callender, Ray- the National Theater, as an extra event crowds. MacWilliams is again Rothschild” fifth month on Broadway. R-K-0 KEITH’S—“Twentieth Century,’’ at 2, 3:53, 5:46, 7:39 mond Bramley, Burke Clarke and of the 1933-34 season. in charge of the orchestra, “Men in White”—either on the and 9:32 pm Mrs. Adelaide Hibbard are also In the -» — ■ stage or on the screen. RIALTO—“Uncertain Lady,” at 2:47, 4:34, 6:21, 8:08 and cast. Loretta Young in "The House of Students at Pierce Hall. 9:55 p.m. There are two rich settings in "Her Japan to Economize. 1 Rothschild.” In Recital LOEW S FOX—“You're at 7:10 and Master's Voice” which demonstrate Telling Me.” 2, 4:20, 10:05 Japan will cut its public works ex- ACADEMY °fPer,8rh‘ s.“anGd pshE,0*“mT' 'T'HE Saturday morning class of the the art of Scenic Artist E Walter Connelly in “20th Century” show at 3:05, 5:55 and 8:50 Charles to half Lawrence Phillips’ Theatre Beautiful 1 p.m. Stage p.m. penditures that of last year. Continuout “20th Children’s Studio will present its Squires at its best. Director John From Matinee. 2:00 P M, (not ■ ■ ■ ■ Century.”) ■■■ COLUMBIA—“Coming Out Party,” at 2:55, 5:10, 7:25 and • — JOHN BOLES GLORIA STUART. "Tarzan and His Mate.” annual play, “The Pig Prince,” by McKee has directed the play in a ’BELOVED." 9:40 p.m. EDW. E “All Quiet on the Western Front.” Louise A. Garnett. May 19. Saturday manner which keeps it moving at a Additional Theater News HORTON. EDNA MAE OLIVER. _"THE POOR RICH Guy Kibbe in “Convention City.” afternoon at 3 o’clock, at Pierce Hall. speedy pace. Fifteenth and Harvard streets north- on Page Six. ASHTON CLARENDON. VA. Boris Karloff in “The House of ndn I Ull Monday — WYNNE i _. GIBSON “Rothschild.” west. Those taking part are: Zelda PRESTON FOSTER. "SLEEPERS EAST Cornelia Otis Skinner as "Henry's Diamond. Evelyn Cohen, Elizabeth Ep- at the National CAROIINA llth * N c At« 8 e Comedy 115™ Double Feature stein, Doris Sirota, Dino- atG Wives.” Shirley fiti THE FIDDLE and “AGGIE Helen Broderick In "As Thousands witzer. Martin Cohen. Billy and Jim- , CAPPLEBY Cheer.” my Cafritz. Barbara and Marianne the second play of the tenth goers will probably recall her as lead- f IRf 1 F 2105 Pa. Are.. Ph. WE. OB.Vt. 5t*a”r“. **at Tees.. Thurs.. Sat., Sen. Eleanor Powell. Lichtenstein, Joan Epstein and Mar- season the National Players ing woman with Glenn Hunter in NOW/

— a which "Peter Plies and for a Kathryn Givney-Roy Roberts ilyn Sirota. The costumes have been will present comedy High” previous the Abbott Art School. ran for 227 short engagement with the players In johm BARRYMORE “Pursuit of Happiness." designed by FOR performances ifim&liYWOHSGEORGE HALL on “Her Master's 1930. She will the in which The Mott HiUrioui Role «f hit Comt! DUMBARTON Ann Ives in “Pygmalion." -•- Broadway, play part MTS^loVe Kummer wrote this Frances F'uller achieved distinction in am/A* ORCHESTRA LORETTA LEE JORDAN m Mrs. Arliss in “The House of Roths- Voice.” Clare !j LET S FALL IN LOVE Comeay. Laurel and at Catholic U. of a the CENTURY" Harcy m "Oliver the Eighth child." Comedy bubbling comedy depression-hit original company. "XO™ 1 GYPSY NINA-TITO GUIZAR | family for her son-in-law, Roland Illogical, but sparkling, “Her Mas- FAIRI AWN anacostia d~c Spring Byington in "Little Wo- THE Harlequin’s Dramatic Society of * * and into it she CAROLE IARNB men.” Catholic will Young, poured funny LOMBARD REENAIItPHILUMlUTHIf University present Al UEWlyN iHA?M^ON£llRGKHTGARLE The “Beef Trust” in Lake's lines and many gay situations _that WALTER _ 111!* H St. N.E. Jimmy the comedy, "Three Wise Fools,” CONNOLLY PRINPFW1 Double in n e,. Feature 'Mat Sun revues. reveal the playwright her most i P M Gayety Monday and Tuesday nights at 8 :15 ROSCOE KARNS I 4^/PHIL COOK '—JACKIE COOPER in "THE and mood. LONE COWBOY Katharine Hepburn, when she isn't in the Music Hall Auditorium, on the typical diverting The Hamline Choir RICHARD DIXPIX inm "Her Master's Voice” will Introduce <3rom tke J'w t/ori. sta^c c*fit "THE DAY OF RECKONING reciting Shakespeare. campus of the university. The play Concert of Modern Reliaious Music the new ingenue of the National «Jl«. SFfO * Geor*1» Are., has been directed by Arthur Bradley Hamline M. E. Church W.C. FIELD* Silver Spring. Md. Loane. Miss Loane Benefit White. The cast include Players, Mary ir>th & Allison Sts. N.W. Performance Public Library of will John ’You're Me’ Sliver DANCING. served as ingenue lead with Ethel 8:30 P.M. Telling Spring Md. H. McDonald. William J. Barron. May 10, Adm. 50c B°LES »nd GLORIA AND MRS. ACHER—33d Yr.. Barrymore, but Ircll? ’L?FN PROF. Studio. A. Bernard J. Washington play- ?/LART Si:ly Symphony. Corned v. 1127 10th St. N.W. Class and dancing every Joseph Spltzig, Hart. News Reel Qmd^/lU PERSON __ 8:30 11:30 with orchestra. R. Howard J. Friday. to p.m., Joseph Angers, Lynch. • lnd c Sts 4180. BEBE DANIELS BEN LYON ^TANTfiN n.e. Private lessons by appointment. MEt. Alfred McK. Ellerby, Paul H. Heltzel. Finest Sound ?• ■fetae GEORGE Equipment Eugene Brennan. Harold K. McGann, RAETwTWimpet llowt* Continuous From Matinee 2 00 p M JOHN BOLES. VICTOR JORY. James F. Gartland, John Thralls and BELIEVED IN YOU.” REBECCA __"I TARWATER, Herbert L. Brown. JACKIE COOPER LILA LEE. JOHN WRAY. MOW "THE LONE COWBOY." Who will give a recital of dramatic XOMINGOUT PARTY* QTATF BFTHESDA. MD. sketches at the King-Smith Studios UlrtlE. Home of Western Eleetrle Sound FIamcii OEI'GENI Raymond __ Benefit Show! on Friday night of this week. AlllON tKIPWOATH RICHARD DIX lr. ACE OF ACES." Also Gayety-Burlesk Cartoon and You Can Face _ Comedy._ Music if Offert I ■*th and Butternut Bta. the You TAKOMA WASHINGTON—2 DAYS IAVVU1TIA So Farkinr Tronhlea. Beautiful Elvie and RAMON NOVARRO and JEANETTE MacDONALD DANCE WED. 1C THUR. The Jean Williams 17 Classy CAT AND THE FIDDLE.” MAY Aw MAY *• and Lola Pearce. WELL 5th and Florida Aye. K n"r 9,h Acquire poise, A Show of Beauty, Believe Me HIPPODROME ease and rhythm Today-Tomorrow-Tuesday in a few private The Greatest Show On Earth Yallee, Alice and lessons ai the Rudy Faye Leroy H. Thayer Durante in Dance Studio. Be- Jimmy ginners or ad- White's Scandals.” vanced dancers. “George Tango. Carioca. -50 TAMPn mt~rainier. md. Waltz or Fox es Today-Tomor.-Tiles Trot. Call for c 10-minute guest A1 Jolson. “Wonder Bar.” lesson and dance * orTnc hyattsvuZe~m dT analysis. niu.ni/L Today-Tomorrow Open TUI 10 P.M. 1226 Conn. Ave. THE PI-AY THAT IS NOW ROCKING NEW YORK \ allee. Alice Fare and AND CHICAGO WITH LAUGHTER CQ Rudy V 9854 J Sterling CECIL LEAN and CLEO MAYFIELD cc Jimmy Durante in ia “BIO HEARTED HERBERT’9 "A picture of extraordinary “George Y\ hite’s Scandals.” magnitude and power, enacted a cast of RICHMOND"ISSKSKJ* ALL NEW by genuinely disting- FRANK BUCK S ■■WlLD CARnO uished artists." ARCADE Rockvili.e mu 1 THIS YEAR ■ I GOOD TIMES ARE HERE FOR YOU AND YOURS —Nelson B. Bell • Post FAR BIGGER AMBASSADOR cJi8‘Sd8‘-N*w THAN EVER ° E * "The which wins the WorU* production 644 H THE MOST Hollywood APOLLO 8r^ri: COLOSSAL EXHIBITION GLEN ECHO title "Best Picture of 1934" has got to beat “WONDER BAR.” of Mammoth Entortainmont FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK "THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD." George and Terrific Now Sensations Arliss has turned out a AVALON McKinley St. in tho History of tho World pippin." "fUT, SNOW Eft, Aroaie Clown*— i' ix. «C tic m R. Times BAR.” 1600 People—MO Champione—150 TODAY —Andrew Kelley _“WONDER 1009 Menagerie Animals—S Herds of Elephant*— J DOORS OPEN 1:30 KT" 700 Horses—7 Kings aad Stages — Hag* HippodroaM c«r«\rrr> or W) 4 30 705-5:45 \ AND EVERY DAY DURING THE SUMMER • AVENUE GRAND Coarse—World’s Teat—4 Trains of K. K. / Largest FROM NOON ’TIL Matinee. 3:00 P.M. Cars Loaded withWONPBKS from BVBRY LAND. / FLYING DOWN TO RIO \ MIDNIGHT, AMID ’THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD" is not NORMA SHEARER in ■RIPTIDE.’* Com# Set CARIOCA A SETTING OF SCENIC SPLENDOR, THERE WILL BE with ROBERT MONTOOMERY Twice & 8 P.M. tht, a for its star. It Daily-2 psss? IS merely personal triumph 9th DOORS OPEN IS 7 P.M. Lprie*» \ MIRITES OF W0HI HWS / CENTRAL Arliss at his best .. and 8«V^ CULBERTSOH BRIDGE SHORT presents George Double Feature. Tickets on Sale 14 \ J More Than Features ROBERT Monday, May > NEWMAN TRAVELOG # CARTOON COMEDY Fifty then towers above him." MONTOOMERY In MYS- f TERY OF MR. X.” GLORIA AT LANSBt'RGH A BRO. AND AT THIS PREMIER RECREATION CENTER ^ ^ STUART, “I LIKE IT THAT WAY.’* AMERICAN AUTO. ASSN. TO PERMIT WHOLESOME ENJOYMENT —Don Craig . . . News Cartoon. AT SUCH SLIGHT COST THAT IT SEEMS • IN ACTUAL SPENDING MONEY VALUE COLONY AVt. MON. NIGHT "THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD" proves “WONDER BAR.” AND WEEK that all the shouting that has been done in HOME 1230 c 8‘ N7£ A Dollar for a Dime advance of the is justified. Be sure BARBARA 8TANWYCK in " G AM- ■ W NIGHTS. 85e. 5Se. 83« * 81.10. MATINEES. WEDNESDAY * picture BLINQ ™ LADY.*' Our Gang Comedy. ■ SATURDAY, 25. A Me (INCLUDING TAX) not to miss it." 14U SEVEN FREE 8L * c«i.iu. n.w. I MIDWAY —Edward de S. Melcher Star SAVOY BIG VICTOR MeLAGLEN In "WHARF PICNIC OF m _ANGEL.” Laurel and Hardy Com. The NATIONAL THEATRE PLAYERS RIDES GROVES FUN ,4th st- * Pmrk u n.w. "A film conceiv- TIVOLI OFFER magnificently Matinee, i nn P M. executed. NORMA SHEARER in RIPTIDE." THE EDWARD F. MILLER ed. magnificently By with ROBERT MONTGOMERY THE OUTSTANDING COMEDY HIT AND MANY SMALLER AMUSEMENTS EXERCISE STUDIO all odds George Arliss1 finest Gl *"■ * QukM shot. • OF THE SEASON YORK 814 17th Street N.W. -TAKE-:_ screen characterization to-date. EDMUND LOWE. VICTOR McLAG- LEN In "NO MORE WOMEN."_ Phone NA. 8093 CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. STREET CARS MARKED —Maybelle Jennings For over 20 years we have been CABIN JESSE THEATER 'WSSV keeping Washington's executives physi- JOHN OR CLEN ECHO RUNNING EVERY Herald cally fit. A few minutes' exercise each FEW MINUTES DIRECT TO PARK “HIPS, HIPS. HOORAY.’’ morning will add untold ENTRANCE, advantages to OR MOTOR VIA CONDUIT ROAD. REGULAR BERT WHEELER ROBT. WOOLSEY your every-day life. Mr. Business Man “HER _Comedy. Screen Souvenirs. or Woman can you afford not to MASTER’S VOICE” take STREET CAR PASSES AND SPECIAL 2Se SUNDAY this work? Corrective Gymnastics, re- By CLARE KUMMER *rw; ducing in spots, bringing your rundown PASSES GOOD TO AND FROM DISTRICT UNE. SYLVAN condition back to normal. Muscle USE ’EM AND SAVE MONEY. “SIX OF A KIND.” building, suppleness and endurance are NEXT WEEK—BEGINNING MONDAY—SEATS NOW vital features, creating an Intelligent W. C. FIELDS. BURNS and ALLEN. co-ordination of mind and for Comedy. Mickey body, Mouse_Cartoon _ Men, Women and Children. Acrobatics and dancing. Our course in ballroom “WELCOME STRANGER” ALL ABOARD! LET'S GO!! PALM THEATER dancing is unexcelled! individual and Tomorrow — "THE FASHIONS Of private lessons only. 1S34." WM POWELL and BKTTfl DAVIS. Comedy. Cartoon.

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