Lawrence Tibbett to Have Unusual Symphonic Works Dance Director and World-Famous Baritone Coming Here Planned for Next Season Leading Role in New Opera Baritone Will in Work Dr. Kindler's Organization to Present. Among Metropolitan Smg Written Californian—To Be Preaented Many Novelties, “Divine Poem.“ by by Scnabine—An All-Russian Program. in New \ ork Next Winter.

tibbett, famous venge taken by a pasha on an un- of the most beautiful and complicated and contrapuntal!/ intri- baritone of the faithful wife. on* of the most heard cate score of the "Divine Poem" rails Metropolitan rarely The composer, who U self-taught In works will be for force used. Opera, who will appear here In symphonic large freely advanced composition and orchestra- wen ted at the It is usual to consider Scrtabtne'* Lawrence openin* OKIpr recital at Constitution Hall tion after early study In Los Angeles, concert of the work u largely the expression of Thursday early In November as the first graduated from the University of Cal- National Symphony Orchestra next theoaophlcal views. Undoubtedly much ifornia to In attraction of Hodgkin Dor- in 1917 and went Europe November i. Scriabin** of his was drawn from the Dorothy namely. inspiration 1922 and again In 193* for critical And the sea- works of and others Some- afternoon recital series, "Divine Poem during Blarstsky sey's Sunday conferences with various composers has an- of s in his later son, Director Hans Kindi*r thing megalomaniac, will have the leading role In a new and for auditions of his operas. He nounced. at least seven other major years Scriabinc dreamed of combin- American opera to be presented by the has written five in addition to the one symphonies will be added to the ing Into an art form a technique call- Metropolitan next Winter. the Metropolitan will do this coming orchestra s repertoire ing on all the organs of sense, and John Lawrence Seymour, an Amer- season. "In the Pasha's Oarden" was The "Divine Poem" is sometimes at the time of his death was working ican virtually unknown outside his particularly praised by Vincent d'Indy, called Scriabin*'* "Third Symphony" on his great "Mystery,” which com- native California, is the composer of Max von Schillings and Rlccardo Zan- and, with the "Poem of Ecstasy'’ or bines music speech, dance, perfume the new opera, which le In one act. donai. For the past eight yean Mr. "Fourth Symphony,’’ ranks as his and odor. This work, never finished, and entitled "In the Pasha's Oarden." 8evmour has been director of the de- greatest and most successful sym- was to have called for 2,000 perform- Tibbett will not only sing the role partment of dramatic art of Sacra- phonic venture ers. of the pasha In the Seymour work but mento Junior College. He has also Scriablne was born at Moscow on Other large symphonic works planned has been highly Instrumental In In- composed chamber music and many Christmas day. 1171, and. despit* hi* for the National Symphony by Ktndler teresting the Metropolitan manage- songs. undoubted genius, to still little known are 8ibelius’ "Second Symphony.” ment in It. It fulfills Tibbett s desire In the meantime. Tlbbett studies to the average concert-goer In Amer- Beethoven's "Seventh." the "Second for an American opera with a libretto hta new role aboard the yacht Rhodos. ica. His father was a lawyer. His Symphony" by Randall Thompson and In English by a real American author on which he and Mrs. Tlbbett are mother was a good musician, a pupil other symphonies by Mozart. Schu- as well as composer. The librettist Is vacationing off the New England of Uwcbettosky. but she died when he mann and Haydn not heretofore Henry Chester Tracy, who has coast. Last year Tlbbett created one Was 1 year old. HU early training played by the orchestra. adapted a story by H. O. Dwight, to of the principal roles In the Metro- Was for a military career, and It was There will be also an all-Russian which Composer Seymour has written politan Opera production of "Merry not until he was II that be entered and an all-Wagner program, and the music. The plot concerns the re- Mount." another new American opera. the Moscow Conservatory to study Ravel's "Mother Goose Suite” and under Taniev. He was materially Deems Taylor's "Circus Days” are aided in his career by that "angel" of also scheduled to be presented. Rimsky-Koraakow. Moussorgsky et al., This gives an Indication that Dr. the publisher Belslev, who brought Klndler will give the music lovers of Foreign Wars Veterans out his earner works and arranged a Washington a well-rounded fare of piano concert tour for him. symphony orchestra music for next Scriablne represents what may be season. There new works, combined I To Hold Council called the classical-romantic school with numbers already In the repertoire Meeting carried to Its most advanced point. of the orchestra, and the list of out- However bewildering his more mature standing soloists who will appear with EPARTMENT COMDR. NA- sonata and symphony compositions the orchestra, offer an enticing picture THAN D. OOLDEN. Vet- may sound on first hearing. familiarity of next year’s season. That it is ap- eran* of Foreign War*, will | At left is Alice Louise Hunter, who is training the dancers for "Alice in Wonderland,” which will be presented Wednesday and Thursday nights with them discloses that they are laid pealing to Washington people Is evi- preside at a meeting of the at the Sylvan Theater, and at right is a new photograph of Lawrence Tib bett, who will sing here in November as the first attraction of Dorothy out an easentlaUy Moaart-Beethoven denced by the already heavy demand Department Council of Ad- Hodgkin Dorsey's Sunday afternoon series. line*, although his piano Idiom is for season tickets, orders for which ministration tomorrow night, board definitely derivative of Chopin. are being taken at the office of the room. District Building. Activities for But he was. for his time, an ex- National Symphony, In the Woodward the organisation planned by Chief of tremely radical harmonist, and the Building. DR. W. L. DARBY Y.W.C.A. GROUPS Staff William Marshall will be con- Widow” Music sidered. TO BE SPECIAL “Merry MEET WITH MRS. Advance Poet has postponed Its “Aim Is Fiddlin’” musical charac- is soloist with the Chicago National meeting, scheduled for August 14. to RITES SPEAKER teristics of three nationali- Broadcasting Co. Orchestra. Some RICHARDSON August 18 at the Thomas Circle Club. ties. an “international or- years ago he directed the famous A birthday party, commemorating the fiddlers from Penn- folk musicians each year from all chestra” was organised for Los Angeles BUtmore Orchestra. post's third snnlversary. will be held, Dr. W. L. will address the COMBINING The Bible study group and the Darby the "Villa" number in “The A group is the gypsy or- followed and refreshment*. sylvania and several other parts of Virginia and surrounding unique W. by dancing Chico de English Literature Class of the Y. are to take States, with musicians, writers, folk open-air religious service on Temple Merry Widow.” This unique musical chestra headed by Verdi, States preparing C. A. at 614 E street will meet today in Polk lore collectors and thousands interest- organization is In keeping with the and known as the International Admiral Robert E. Peary Ship will CHAMPIONpart the White Top Heights today at 4 o’clock, to be held in the garden of the home of Mrs. It is excursion to be held on White ed in the folk music, balladry and idea of filming the story in the set- Gypsy Orchestra. composed hold Its annual moonlight Festival, under the of the Grand Lodge Charles W. 2910 Grant auspices of Instruments and Richardson, down the river on the Steamer Po- Top Mountain, near Marlon, South- traditions, and the magnificent view ting of a mythical kingdom, with bits string cymbalons. of Masons. The music, under the di- road, leaving 614 E street at 1 p.m. West 17-18. into five States from the summit of of many nations blended into the No percussion or brass Is used In tomac next Wednesday. Virginia, August The group Is under the leadership of White Mountain. rection of Past Master J. Walter whole. the orchestra. The various musi- The next regular meeting of Peary The Old Fiddlers’ Association of Top Dr. 8. C. Anderson and the English Winners In various fiddlers’ con- cians were broken up into groups Ship will be held at the home of Pay- Chester and Lancaster Counties, Pa., Humphrey, will be provided by solos by Musically, the orchestra Is unique. Literature Class under the direction will omit its annual convention this ventions or folk festivals come to for the peasant orchestra, the or- master Puller. <15 Fifth street north- James L. Jones, basso, accompanied by It is composed entirely of violins, of Miss Amy Putnam. the attention of its each other at White chestra in Maxim's in Paris, and east, the night of August 14. year and direct compete against H. and he will violas, cellos, wood-wind, harps, Miss Mabel Test, sing and a full concert The last of a series of four "Sum- 800 members to the White Top festi- Top. to "swap yarns” and dance all Russian balaliakas and other sequences, "Lord God, Abraham,” Mendelssohn ; pianos, gypsy mer conducted by the music val instead. 8ome 12 or 15 fiddlers night in traditional figures such as orchestra figured in the recording of sings” At the last bingo party of the Louis- this post who will attend the conven- "Prayer Perfect.” Olney Speaks, and cymbalons. It combines gypsy, Rus- M. di- the "war and “bird-in-the- the Widow Walts.” department, Mary Burnett, ville Club of National Capital Post, tion 40 or more are members of the of 80 and 90 years of age, with mem- path” God and Father While I 8tray.” sian and Viennese. “Merry "My rector,’ will be held Tuesday at 8 Ernest Wickstrand was declared the order. A bers of the Executive Committee of cage.” Ernest the Cooties, the V. F. W. fun Marsten, together with the congrega- Lubitsch, directing pic- on the roof of the Y. W. C. A. Some of the former White Top win- o’clock "champion,” capturing two of the to ths World Fair at Chicago Is the association and visitors from tional ture, states that the orchestra was trip singing. to Go to at Seventeenth and K streets. The Plans arc under for an- with the Maryland and Delaware, will attend ners from Virginia. North Carolina, conceived to the Pitkin Hollywood. prizes. way being planned In conjunction The special guests will be members especially preserve Is invited. other 38. the festival with the idea of Tennessee and West Virginia were THE author of “Life at public party August trip to lioulsvllle. Virginia of the following blue lodges, with their international flavor. The combina- Begins seniors to heard in the recent folk broadcasts 1 Among the registered go Funeral services for John S. Wal- The next meeting of the poet will fostering a happy fraternal spirit, Federal, Potomac, Theo- tions were worked out by Herbert will be families: Forty,” Dr. Walter Pitkin, to Kamp Kahlert this week end are were old with some sponsored by Mrs. Roosevelt and un- ters, 726 Kennedy street, con- be a social, to which the Front Lina renewing acquaintance dore Roosevelt and Samuel Gomp- Stothart, former associate of Franz Phillis Mrs. der the direction of John emi- present at the Fox studios when his Ethel Brennan, Burch, ducted last Tuesday afternoon In the Post Ladles' Auxiliary has been In- of those present and comparing Powell, of the Lehar, composer of “The some, ers. Also members following Merry Catherine Chapman, Lenore Douglas, Hines Is of their own tunes with the Southern nent Virginia composer-pianist and book is before the cameras, funeral parlors by a delega- vited. Vincent Fuschlni chairman chapters of the Eastern Star, with Widow.” Stothart is conducting. presented Martha Franklin, Kathleen Dorr, folk music. Many of these tunes will folk authority, who has assisted each announcement from tion from the poet. Past Post Comdr. of the committee In charge. their families: Mizpah, Cathedral Installed on a big sound stage at according to an president of the Camp Council; Ann be the such as “Soldiers' year with the festival. Winners of the Daniel J. Leahy officiated as com- Comdr. Masters and his staff at- same, Joy," and Federal. the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Fox Movietone City. Will Rogers will Paul, Doris Rideout, Ethel Smith and ••Devil’s Dream.” “Pop Goes the Patrick County and Massanetta, Va.. mander, and Quartermaster Wick- tended the flag presentation cere- the orchestra recorded the song, with star in the picture directly upon his Jean Stivers. The seniors have a Weasel” and “Turkey in the Straw,” festivals will also be heard this year, The Chess Club of Chevy Chase strand as chaplain. W. Q. Bond. monies of Montgomery County Post, Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette return from a world tour early in radio, a gift from Mrs. Charles Evans the number, so-called, of the and excellent folk musicians from met at the home of Samuel B. John J. Allen, Walter A. Riggs, John V. F. W. at Bethesda, Md., last Fri- keynote Lodge MacDonald singing, backed by a October, and William Conselman Is Hughes, a member of the Board of association, and the lineal descendant these States, Kentucky and elsewhere, Bennett, 6300 Wisconsin avenue, and L. Clerc, Isaac WenoeU and William day evening. large chorus. now at work on the screen play. Sol Directors of the Y. W. C. A., for the of the eleventh tune, who have not been heard before. three for record, after OabrUl were honorary pallbearers. Comrade Philip P. Biggins, depart- century English played games In organizing the unique orches- M. Wurtsel will produce the best- senior cabin at Kahlert. Ashe N. will be The burial was In National ment has been “Old Mother Oxford," now found all County, C„ represent- which Mr. and Mrs. Bennett served broken all Arlington judge advocate, pre- tra the pick of the country’s musi- selling bode, which has Four girls have passed the require- medal over America. ed by a string band. refreshments. Cemetery and Admiral DeFrees, com- sented with a gold V. P. W. cians was chosen. records for sales in its field. ments for the life a re- Junior saving. They mandant of the furnished for his services as commander of According to a recent statement Festival events will open with There will be no lodge meetings Navy Yard, Bela Loblov was brought from New are Mary Anne Frazier. Judith Green- the secretary of the Old Tiddlers’ cital at Marion, August 16, by Win- during August. The stated communi- a detail of active pallbearers, as well Front Line Post during the past year. by York with his gypsy musicians. wood, Marcia Ladson and Mickey its “aim is fiddlin’, and ston Wilkinson, violinist, and Marie cation of 13 will be an oc- as a firing squad and a bugler. Association, September Lublov played in the stage produc- Arlen Goes for Sail. Settle. Part Comdr. Prank H. Edwards of to to the old fiddlin' Wilkinson, pianist, including com- casion for the work. preserve posterity continuing degree tion of “Reunion in Vienna" and A Olrl Reserve Poet made do- based folk tunes to niCHARD ARLEN, Paramount star, newly organised Headquarters of Front Line Post at Herbert L. Edmonds • tunes, and give a day of carefree fun positions upon ^ of the Na- later was brought to the Metro-Qold- is on a week’s and water Club at the E Street Center will have the Louisville Encampment will be at nation for the purchase of a set of to old people. These Include million- be heard on the mountain next day. Louis Walters, president fishing of Masonic Clubs, was wyn-Mayer Studios for the screen vacation at Catalina Island in his election of officers tomorrow at 3:30 the Seelbach Hotel, which also has colors for the post and a testimonial aires and the man upon the road Many notables are expected to at- tional League entertained Melville D. na- version with John Barrymore. This yacht, Jobyna R. He will be joined pm. Mrs. Cornell Remnsen Is serv- been selected as headquarters by the letter of thanks was sent him. The whose only possession is his old fiddle, tend this recital, which will demon- by Hensey, tional at the latter's is his second trip, and be Is, on later by his wife, Jobyna Ralston, and ing as adviser for the club which is National Organization of the Cooties. colors were officially accepted at the our State Governors and Senators, strate, in part, the use of folk tunes past president, Connecticut avenue. Past leave of absence from the Tuscany their infant son, Richard Ralston planning a picnic, a scavenger hunt Of the approximately 50 members of post’s last meeting. the farmer and the mill man, the in composition. home, 5111 National President H. Troutman Hotel on Park avenue, where he is Arlen. Upon his return, Arlen will and a Social Dancing Class. The people—folk of every faith.” The folk conference Introduced last Lynn plain of 24 Masonic a current New York sensation. prepare for his next picture, “Ready first lesson In social dancing and All of these will mingle at White year will be an Important feature of and representatives also there The concert master, Sam Fiedler, for Love,” with Ida Lupino, to be rhythmics will begin tomorrow under Top also. The festival, which has the festival. Noted writers, musicians clubs of the District were honor the was from Chicago, where he directed by Marion Gerlng. the direction of Miss Helm Middleton. attracted the interest and attendance and folk-lorlsts have been asked to to distinguished guest. brought Selection Board of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and speak on various subjects pertaining Navy other leaders of America, has become to the folk arts, leading discussion on 'a for hundreds of each subject. gathering place Photoplays at Washington Theaters This Week To Act on Lieutenants In Local Music Circles selection board that con- sistant Secretary of War or by the vened at the Navy Department chief of any bureau or division of the r“u8°5 | Sunday | Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Wednesday will select 155 lieu- War Department. The officer* de- Randall Harlen Castle, tenor, will be the Ittlen Porter in PoiUr In McLaklen in tenants and 420 lieutenants. tailed Include Brig. Gen. William R. and Evelyn | »| Edward Horibn in Kdward Horton in Clark a able and Clark Cable and Vic^r THE the music Uncertain Lidy." Uncertain Lady.’’ Myrna Loy Myrna Loy Road to Ruin. Road to Ruin. which is about Gibson, assistant to the are In charge of soloist at St. John's Episcopal Academy in Bob WJ1*** ,, junior grade, Quartermas- guest Paul Lull is In “Affslrs Paul Lukas in “Affairs in in Bissi Land! in 81s- Elssa Land! *8is- Stccla in "Trail* at M. E. 8th and O Sts. S.K. " the Skin." tera Under the 8kln." ln« Worth." Serial. one-third of the vacancies in the ter General; Brig. Gen. Herman W. today Foundry Church, Sixteenth and H streets of # Gentleman." of a Gentleman.” "Men In White “Men In White.** terr Under serv- in Diana Wynyard and Jack Haley and Mary reserved Schull, Assistant Chief of Ordnance; Church. At the morning a L j ~Jamei Cainey and James Caaney and James Cacney and Ann Hardlnc In Ann Hardin* higher grades, respectively, HARLAN northwest, during August. in in Pat O'Brien, in "Life of Vergle Win- Life of Vergle Win- Clive Brook in Boland. "Here Come* June 1936. This Lieut. Cols. Francis B. C. ice Mr. and Mrs. Randall will Ambassador Pat O'Brien pSt O'Brien m for eligibles up to 30, Wilby, E.; ters Let a Try Again. the Groom _. "Here Comes the "Here Cornea the "Here Cornea the terr” What of ., ltd. makes it that the selection Edgar C. Jones, M. C.; Clyde L. East- Bing two duets, “Watchman, 18th h Columbia I Navy” Navy." Navy.” Cartoon. Cartoon._Muslaal. Comedy. Band reel. appear Warren F. will be convened in 1935 and man, S. Charles K. C. A. C. the Night,” and "O, Jesus, Thou Art Johnson, organist, WheSerand Woolley WhiSSr and Wooleey Bette Darla In Davla in Richard Bartheimess Jean M^r and Jack Haley in "Here boards to C.; Wing, ‘‘Toccata Over Psalm 34,” Cor xrrnl Over Frisco." "FogBe_tU Over Frisco. in Donald Woods in Comes the Oroom. to select (National Guard and Standing.” At the evening sendee a play APOUO^ in in "Fog 1936 will be directed ap- Bureau), Majs. "Cockeyed Cavaners.” "Cockeyed Cavallera.” Song reel. Song reel. "A Modern Hero. As the Earth Turnt Jack Holt In Black will several selec- Kee, and nocturne, Bells Through Band reel. Comedy. Moon. Cartoon. proximately the same numbers, sub- Ralph E. Haines, C. A. C.; Alfred L. male quartet sing 624 H St. N.B. Our Gang comedy. Our Gang comedy._ Comedy._ _Comedy. Comedy. the the Trees.” Garth Edmundson, be- in to the reservation that these num- Rockwood, C. W. S„ and M. tions. The members of quartet by ~Ann Harding and Ann Harding and Frances Dee end France* Dee and AHne McMahon Altoe McMahon In TtmMcOorin ject Roy A J Frinks. Frink*. “Voice in the are Thomas, fore the evening service at the Church John Boles in John Boles In Bruce Cabot in Bruce Cabot in Merry Merry Night. bers may be increased if the con- Jones, A. C. Leon Bryner, Joseph Ray Arcade Comedy. Velez In of the “Life of Vergle Win- "Life of Vergle Win- "Finishing School." "Finishing School.” Comedy. Lupe redistribu- Robinson and Harry Quinn. Pilgrims today. " templated legislation for HyattsvUle. Md. tera." Corned. Newa. ters Comedy. News Comedy News._Comedy. Newa._Cartoon. Cartoon._Strictly Dynamite. tion of numbers in line is en- I-1 Irene Dunne in Irene Dunne in Roger Pryor In Roger Pryor in Richard Dix in Richard Dix in Tim McCoy In grades Brig. Gen. Albert E. Truby, assistant Arcade ““This Man Is Mina.” "Thli Man Is Mine.” “I Like It That Way.” “I Like It That Way.” “Ace of Ace*. Ace of Ace*. ln acted, and to other factors affecting to the Surgeon General of the Army, Comedy. Comedy. Comedy. Comedy. Comedy. Comedy. Cartoon ‘fcf,No. N1fht„,4 of Band Concerts. Art Forum Shadow. the line personnel situation. Present has been appointed president of the Service Program. Rockville. Md. Newt News News. New*. __ _New*._New*:_Vanishing ————— ——— Zane Burn* and in intentions indicate that the next and Central Medical Concert by the United States Sol- THE International Art f’orum, Mme. —-;- gtuj fiierl Orey't "Under Allen Department Board, Dark. Bln* Crosby tn Bing Crogby In In Boris Karloff to the Tonto Rim.” "Many Happy Re- second junior selection board will which will meet in an- rtSIUOIlAshton Cat. La«t episode of turns “Three Mua- Washington diers' Home Band, Tuesday evening, Amelia Conti, president,* “We re Not Dressing." “We re Not Dressing." “Three on a Honey- ““The Black of and Pirate Treasure. No. 1. convene in the Spring 1935, shortly. This board recommends to August 7. 1834, beginning at 5:30 nounces that its 1934-35 program of Clarendon. Va. _moon."_» keteeri. Prancls Judith Allen Joe I. Brown In then the range of selection will ex- the General as to the fit- S. M. Zlmmermann. activities will feature a Washington i j Marion Davies Marlon Davies Marion Davies Kay Prancl* Kay Burgeon o'clock. John to in “‘Circus Clown.” Avalon In in In in _ tend down at least to the Naval ness of candidates to be commissioned bandmaster; Anton Polntner, asso- artist recital series, a lecture series 13.” 13.” “Dr Monica.” “Dr. Monica.” “Witching Hour." Comedy. “Operator 13.” “Operator “Operator Academy class of 1931 in the grade in the Medical Department of the ciate leader. i and a student recital series. 6613 Conn. Ave. Song reel._Song reel._Song reel._Comedy._ Comedy. _Cartoon_Cartoon._ Davis Hal LeRoy in Brian to of lieutenant. of the in 1. March, •‘Columbia''.Goldman The Washington artist recitals will 7-r*-3- Ben Bernie and Ben Bernie and Ann Harding to Ann Hardin* to Bette Mary Army. Membership board, Jack Oakie in Jack Oakle to Life of Vergle Win- "Life of Vergle Win- in Harold Tern. Private Scandal, When the promotion lists are es- addition to Gen. includes some of best Ave.n Grand Truby, 2. Overture, ‘‘Der Frelsehuts" (re- present Washington's "Shoot the Work*." "Shoot the Works." ters ter. “Pos Over Frisco." Cheater Morris to _ Co?^* tablished as a result of the delibera- Col*. W. Frank P. of the 645 Pa. Ave. S.B. Comedy Comedy Comedy. Comedy. Comedy._ _Cartoon._“Let» Talk It Over. Philip Huntington, Weber artists, with tha purpose aiding 1 ■ .Von — ■ quest) —:—r —-. _ .—-—_-. =-, _l n.nn n..all 4v> nruium Do.,all .... ir.l.. tions of the selection board August 1, inn cure o™» >uu nuiwa Stones and Robert J. Poster; Lieut. 8. Entr'acte, development or professional artistry /I nil Lienor in nai Lenor IB Clive nrooa “'Vf' IP" Cameo "Harold Teen.” "Harold Teen.” Diana Wynyard In Diana Wynyard In The Key. The Key. Strictly Dynamite.') approximately 67 lieutenants and 90 Col. Harold E. Egan, Majs. George “Dear Old Pal of Mine" (re- | in the Nation’s Capital. The lectures Meet.” 'Where Meet.” Comedy. Comedy. Ken Maynard In (a) _ Comedy Comedy “Where Sinners Sinners ... Md. lieutenants, junior grade, at the head C. H. Franklin, Cleon J. Gentrkow, .Gitz-Rlce will be chiefly educational in scope, Mt. Rainier. Cartoon Cartoon Comedy. Cartoon._ Comedy. Cartoon._News._Wen_"Honor of the Ranee." quest) of the lists will be due for promotion Jarrett M. Edward Al- Star) several the cus- IjanetGaynor. Paddy. JanetOaynor. "Paddy, Colleen Moore in Colleen Moore in Clark Gable In "Man- Clark Gable In "Man- Mat.—George O’Brien Huddleston, G. ► (b) “EstreUita' (Little portraying history, r r hattan fill vacancies to Carolina I the Next Best Thin*." the Next Best Thin*.” "Success at Any Price.” "Success at Any Price." hattan Melodrama, Melodrama, in “The Last Trail to occurring up and ley. William W. McCaw, Harvey R. Ponce toms and especially the art of various Pitts in Bellamy in Ralph Bellamy in Heather Angel In Heather Ancel in Nlaht—“TheBleBlufT’ _ 2a,U Pitts in Zasu Ralph including July 1. and Clifford H. Latin American and coun- 11th & N C. Ave.S.E. ,nd Like It.” "Bmi and Like It.” ““One Is GuUty”_ “'One I, Guilty." "The Orient Express. ‘The Orient Express and “The Laat Trail.” Livesay Capts. Perry 4. Excerpts from musical comedy. European .8lng Army. with va- Jack Oakie and Jack Oakie and "LiXe ol Vergie Win- "Life of Ve-gle Win- Murder on the and Frank B. Wake man. “The Fortune Teller” (request) ; tries, others treating directly r-1 1 “Cockeyed Cavaliers.” “Cockeyed Cavaliers," > McLaslen in Victor McLaelen in ters.' ter,. Blackboard” rious the arts themselves. Central “Wltchln* Hour” '“Wltehine Hour” Victor The following officers, all on duty Army officers arriving In Washing- Herbert phases of gn*, “Murder at the Vani- "Murder at the Vani- "Laughing Boy.” “Laughing Boy.” and in the War have been ton shortly for duty Include John 5. Characteristic. "The Darkies' Jam- The first lecture will be given by 425 9th St. N.W. Oddity. Oddity. ties." Comedies._ties.” Comedies._Cartoon.___Cartoon._"Private Scandal.” Department, Maj. and Out Lombardo and detailed to serve as members cf the F. Landis to Army War College, Lieut. boree” .Laurendeau Francis J. Reuter and will touch upon f-..-, Marlon Davie, and Marlon Davie, and Marearet Bulla van and Margaret Sul la van and Out Lombardo Jlmmv Durante and Burns and Allen in Burns and Allen In Lupe Veles in the of the art of liv- Circle I Gary Cooper in Oary Cooper In Douglas Montgomery Douglas Montgomery War Department Advisory Committee Col. Prank C. Reilly to office of the 8. Valse de concert “Flower of Italy" philosophy art, 13." "Operator 13.” in "Little Man. What in "Little Man, What "Many Happy R«- Many Happy Re- "Strictly Dynamite." “Operator on Purchases. is the of General of the — It function Army, Stefano ing and appreciation of poetry. This 2105 Pa Are N.W.| Nfws Comedy. News Comedy._Now?"_Now?”_turns._ turns."_Cartoon. Comedy. Adjutant Maj. B. Nether wood to office Chief ~ FrancU Ginger in this to act upon Douglas l. Finale “Clarion”.Dillon lecture will be Introductory to courses M.rton Tiaviea Marlon Davies Marion Davies Kay Francis Kay Rogers Joe E Brown agency procurement in In in m in "Circus Clown.” of which Mr. Reuter will con- Colony in _ problems submitted to it by the As- of Air Corps. “The Star Spangled Banner." study "Operator 13." "Operator 13." "Operator 13." "Dr Monica." "Dr. Monica." 'Finishing School." Comedy. duct during the Winter season on the Ga Are A Farrarut Cartoon. Cartoon._Cartoon._Musical._Musical. Comedy. Cartoon. be- and I Carl Brisson and Clive Brook and Donald Woods Thursday evening, August 9, subjects mentioned and also on de- K-jj---Oeorge Raft and George Raft and Jimmy Durante Brlsson and Carl and were Gal- in Carlisle in Wynyard in Bette Davis In 1 members Mrs. Shreve, Mrs. ginning at 5:30 o’clock. DumbartonLfumDa AdoiDt'P Menlou in Adolph* Menjou In Lupe Velex I Kitty Carlisle in Kitty Eastern Star* velopmental philosophy. TheTrumpetBlowi.” “The TnimpetKow*.” “Strictly Dyntmlte." “Murdrr at the Vani- “Murder at the Vani- Where Sinners Meet." “Fog Over Frisco." loway, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Riley and 1. March, “Cleveland”.Lake student recitals will ties." ties." Comedy. News. The present 1349 WU. Ava N.W. Comedy._Comedy._Comedy ) Comedy Comedy._Comedy TO LANCHE M. COLE, matron of Messrs. Merit* and Greenstreet. "Fierrabras”... .Schubert in and and John Barrymore Jimmy Durante and Ken in ^ 2. Overture. students completing their studies and -Burns and Allen In Bums and Allen Jack Holt Ginger Rogers Maynard announces Re- Lila Lee in Frances Dee in in Lupe Veles in "Gun Justice.” Federal Chapter, 3. A symphonic episode. “Chant from entering on careers. Dates of all re- rairiawnhair lawn "Many Happy Re- "Many Happy The Association of Matrons ana turns turns!” "Whirlpool.” Finishing School .” ’Twentieth Century." ‘‘Strictly Dynamite.” Comedies. Scr“n song. members will take part In the open- the Great Plains".Bush citals and lectures will be announced com. Cart. Pictorial. Souvenir. Cartoon Movie tintype. Serial (mat, only). of 1933 have a a* Anaeostla. D. O. Kennedy com. Cart Kennedy Snapshot._Cartoon._Com. air religious services at Temple Patrons will picnic —-- Ramon Novarro in 4 Grand scenes from the opera “He- early in the Pall. wav Francis Kay Francis Marlon Davies Marlon Davies Hal LeRoy Adolphe Menjou at 4 o'clock. the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. in in in in in "Great Flirtation." Heights today rodias” .Massenet The suc- HnmFluiuc in Howard Wackerman at Fairhavea. foreign language evenings "Dr Monica." "Operator 13. “Operator 13.” "Harold Teen." "Laughing Boy." Edn:> Oliver. "Murder Intoxication”. .Conrad Dr Monica t Rag oddity, cessfully introduced last* season will 13th and C Sts. N.* Comedy._Comedy._Cartoon Cartoon._Comedy^_Musical._on the Blackboard.” Mrs. Bernadette Doyle is chairman August 12. 6. Walts suite, 'Danube Waves" be continued in French, Italian. Span- Marion Davies and Marion Davies ana Hugh Williams in au; van nrisson ana t/*ri nrissuo iuu uiu Ljouioaruo ana jonn coies ano unre of a tacky party to be given August Are Enemies.” : Jack Oakie In Jack Oakie in Burnt and Allen in Trevor In “WildOold.” Ivanovicl ish, German and Russian, and will C5SC*.*«* Gary Conner In Oary Cooper In Men 17 for the benefit of Gavel at •Ooeratoria" “Operator 13” Oenevleve Tobin In "Murder at the Vani- “Murder at the Vani- “Many Happy Re- Tom Tyler In “Hidin’ Chapter Goldman J-- j at Club, 7. Finale, "College Spirit”... ; be devoted to conversation, reading lkthnr RIAveNE Cartoon. Novelty. Cartoon. Novelty. “Uncertain Lady." _ties." Novelties. ties." Noveltlea._turns.” Com. Serial. Thro mb.” Cart. Bar. 1041 Wisconsin avenue. There will Program “The Star Spangled Banner.” and formation of dramatic groups. fT~i Spencer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney in | Clark Gable and Clark Oable and Mary Brian in Lee Tracy In be dancing and prizes. DONALDSON will offer a | Princess.” Myrna in "Private Scandal.” “I’ll program A limited number of social activi- *Palm “IIU Dark Helen Twelvetrees In "30-Day j Myrna Loy in Loy Tell the World.” in “Let's Be “Men In White “Men in White.” Gloria Stuart in Buck In The g Saturday evening. August 11, begin- "Now I’ll TelL” Lew Ayrea J<*e. Naomi will hold a of songs from Jerome Kerns’ ties will be arranged, such as musical Del Ray. Va. Musical comedy. Ritas." Mickey Mouse. Comedy. Noveltiea. Comedy. Novelties. "I Like It That Way." Fighting Ranger.” Ser. Chapter picnic ning at 5:30 o'clock. at Grove No. 24, Rock Creek Park, "Showboat” and also from "The teas, dances, etc. r* Clark Oable In “Man- Clark Oable in "Man-Rudy Vallee In "George Rudy Vallee In “Oeorge Oeorge O’Brien In Oeorge O’Brien in John Wayne in ’The songs of the District White's Man Members 1. March. “Guardians Additional information or IlinCCSS hattan Melodrama” hattan Melodrama.” White's Scandal*.” Scandals “The Last Trail" “The Last Trail." From Utah." August 11 at 6:30 pm. and Des- applica- “The Zasu Pitt* In "«n* Zara Pitta in B. Warner, H B Warner. “Juatice Lilian Bond in "Her Vagabond King" Romberg's _ _ Jack Ml In “The Jack Holt in “Sing;H. "Justice of Columbia".Stephan be anc1. are Invited to bring their families ; lions for membership may secured 1119 H St. N. R Whirlpool." Comedy. Whirlpool." Comedy, and Like It." PlctonaT Like It," PictoriaL Take* a Holiday.” Takes a Holiday. Splendid Polly" Ser. ert Song,” accompanied by Mrs. Doro- 2. Overture ”H Guar any" .... Gomez and a basket lunch. Drinks will be by addressing Araaldo Conti Berenger, fvT J Leslie Howard and Leslie Howard and Richard Barthelmess Richard Barthelmess William Powell In William Powell" ln~ thy R. Emery, on the evening of Au- 3. Entr’acte, Bette Davis In Bette Davis in to in 'The Key." "The Key." provided on the grounds. There will secretary. International Art Forum, Kichmond Dark. .,WIJ gust 10 In the garden of the National (a) “Grandfather's Clock” "OI Human Bondage.” “Of Human Bondage.” "Midnight Alibi.’’ "Midnight Alibi.” Comedy. Comedy. be games for the children and fun for ! Carlton. Hotel. Alexandria, va. Comedy. News. Comedy. News. Comedy. Oartoon. Comedy. Cartoon. _News News_ Women's Party headquarters, 144 B Amsden all ages. — ♦ ■■■■—-- Ro«fri Donald Woodi and Donald Wood* and” Ann Sotharn Buck Jow:i Jack Oakie and street northeast. c* ouurtr Rsttn Olaitr The Naomi Gleaners entertained (b) "Castillia" (Bolero)..Holme* oavoy in In Jean Muir In Jean Muir in In to Kitty Carlisle in Mildred Curran will the Earth Turns.” "As the Earth Turns.” "Dawn Trull.” "Murder at the Vani- complete _.... — "Finishing School.” "Finishing School.” “As the "The Party's Over.” the officers and their families at a 4. Potpourri. “Old Heidelberg".Tobani Recital. with a THompson-Jaspan SOSO 14th St N.w. Comedy Comedy. Band reel.___Bar.d reel._ Song reel. Joe Pcnner comedy._tigg.” program reading of James L. (Famous German songs of the Rhine.) and Carl J picnic supper at the Wackerman T OUIS THOMPSON aspan c~ Janet Osynor and Janet Gaynor and CharUe Ruggles and Anna Sten. Phillips Glenda ParreU and Irene Dunne In Walter Huston in Barrie’s "The Twelve Pound Look.” in Holmes and Lionel Man Is Mine. "Keep 'Em RoiUn*.” Cottage, Fairhaven Beach, July 28. 4. Popular. are giving a combined vocal and bcco i Chant* Farrell to Charles Farrell to Lanny Roe* At- Margaret Lindsay in “This Heart." “Change of Heart.” "Melody to Spring.” will to "Nana.” "Merry Wives of Evelyn Venable In Buck Jones in'Texas