Disney SUly a travel PIERCE HALL PLAYERS Symphony, film the gay French return* for a Keith’s New Film entitled farce, Farce "Norwegian Sketches" are the A short repeat engagement. This one open* Conference Between Scenes TO PRESENT “HOLIDAY” subjects. The feature Is 40 min- Opening utes of Saturday, not up-to-the-minute news flashes today. Not an as seen by roving cameramen. Inspiring Item Philip Barry’s Play to Close Suc- Tomorrow cessful Season for Group Columbia—"A Star Is Bom,” that fine technicolor tale of Hollywood life, TRANS-LUX Alan June Mowbray Adds to 2 and 3. returns for another week. Janet Laughs “As Good as New Filins at Gay- THE CORONATION WITH the production of Appear nor, Fredric March, Adolphe Menjou | Jttilip Jm» And Latest News but It’s Just a . and Lionel Stander are the stars. Married,” Mostly Holly- Barry'* ‘’Holiday,’* June 2 apd 3, Downtown Cinema the Pierce Hall will draw to a Players Belaseo—"Carnival In wood Marital close one Flanders," Battle. of their most successful Theaters. jkshor^ubjectsI£sJ seasons in many years. by ROBERT fe. PHILLIPS, Jr. TrTH "Holiday” is the story of*a lad Off the Moon,” a sledge hammer and cold chisel In hand, an energetic chan \ \ who believes that what you have is musical that advance reports hurrowlng his way through the of \/\/ underpinning R-K-O-Keith’s less important than what you make indicate Is a pleasant one. Cast yesterday during the second show. It is V V flri to be hoped of it and the difficulties he has when EARLE—“Turntopped by Charlie Ruggles In- thathe was digging for gold, and most fervently prayed that he he falls in love with the daughter cludes Eleanore Whitney, Johnny thC at present on at that display theater is not apt to of a man who believes Downs, Ben Blue, Kenny Phil prove a bonanza SmTafor its exhibitors. money is Baker, everything. Harris and his orchestra and the Fan- UtUe known M Good M Married," ranks among the chonettes. Stage show headlined On liftstlawT*1* Inspiring ofdaiiy’ the Hollywood Edmund J. Evand, Nell Monroe by TOMORROW OnStagc \ bed*!*-—____._* California noted for room Childs and Collegians, their iarces, wmcn are always sane- Charlotte Tilley head the Hollywood s Most screen appearances. Also Louise tloned with a varnish of matrimony gorgeous, sumptuous, luxurious and cast being directed by Ina L. Hawes. A^pys- Romance set to the Famous Movie Band to modernistic The other sey and her Westerners and others. conceal the fact they are attempting to the point of hysteria, players are Jack Aracey, new 4« a “jam" rhythm to be la a not note that into Howard P. Wentworth, naughty very subtle occasionally creeps Hildegarde Capitol—"They Gave Him a Gun,” it's the latest the picture’s as Gray, Milton Pay. Here the gag is about a rich, dialogue well as its Hirschfleld, Ruth M. the latest W. S. Van Dyke directed architect settings. Taylor, John Cook, Edward thing in swing! CALIFORNIA tfayboy who decides to Baggs film to come to town. Has Spencer At uncertain and and Carol marry his secretary in order to save quite unexpected Hogan. Tracy, Gladys George and Franchot on his intervals, a few are laoney income tax returns, laughs injected Tone In a yam about a lad who tells him that into the proceedings Alan a&mebody in California, by Mowbray learned how to use a gun during the • State and Dorothea and COLLEGIANS where husband Kent, a reliable YOUNG PIANIST TO PLAY and wife hold war, then couldn’t get along with- “TURN OFF Laic Features Of stage fellow named property 50-50, the fact a man is Walter Pidgeon out it later. Three headline attrac- iriMTied cuts does well a “Champagne Welti", his income tax liability enough by small and JEAN INGERSOLL, 15- tions in the stage show—Phil Regan, In half. This thankless role. Veteran Dav- ^LICE “College Holiday", theory isn't very sound, Harry year-old pianist, will be presented Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford, Popeye but enport also makes “Roberta" neither is anything else in the something out of in recital this evening at the Wash- the Sailor. THE MOON” so nothing by his work as picture, don’t let that worry you. Jessup, cagy ington College of Music by Fanny old lawyer to the Mr. Dean. Palace—Robert and Barbara A twMSMt Meters »tth Thereupon Mr. Alexander Dean flighty Amstutz Roberts, president of the Taylor LOUISE MASSEY Secondary item on the Keith Stanwyck. Their film vehicle is "This (John Boles) marries Miss Sylvia pro- college. The reeital is scheduled for and gram, or primary if you like realism 8:45 Is My Affair,” fctory of a naval lieu- Parker (Doris Nolan) and they settle o’clock. Miss Ingersoll will play CHARLIE RUGGLES down better than hooey, is the short subject Bach’s ’’Three tenant and the} exciting special mis- to guerrilla warfare on the old Part Invention in D •ELEANORE WHHNEY- ‘‘A Day With the Dionne sion handed him President McKin- THE WESTERNERS homestead, in the best Hollywood Quintuplets,” Major,” Mozart's ‘‘Fantasia in D by starring the best sister act in show Minor,” ley. Also has Victor McLaglen, Brian JOHNNY DOWNS-KENNY BAKER manner. Because of the cheery co- Chopin's "Nocturne in G business. Donlevy, Sidney Blackmer and other PHIL incidence that both happen to work Major,” "Impromptu in A Flat,” "Ber- HARRIS & HIS ORCHESTRA (P. S. to Mr. Meakin: If that capable GRACE & NIKKO in th* same office, also have the ceuse” and "Ballade in A Flat,” the supporting players. BEN BLUE MARJORIE CATESON they fellow strike chance to doe^. gold bricks in the Allegro Moderato from Beethoven's keep right on battling while Metropolitan—"The Prince and the basement, how's about a few shares "Concerto in G •t work. Home and office alike are Major,” Mendelssohn’s JACKSON of stock?) Pauper" reappears on the downtown BOYS/ "Scherzo in E Minor,” Debussy's "La v3 cinema scene, after its recent week at V _L plus que lente,” Grilles’ "The White the Earle. It stars Billy and Bobby a finished Peacock,” MacDowell’s "1620’’ and LAST “THE CO GETTER" l interpretation and was en- Mauch as the prince and the urchin ^ "Br’er Rabbit” from the "Fireside thusiastically recalled after each who traded places with him, and the DAY CUY LOMBARDO l QRCH. Well number. Tales.” Pupils cast includes Claude Rains, Barton The Miss Ingersoll, a student at Holton program was an ambitious one, MacLane and Errol Flynn. difficult to DIRECTOR FRANK Arms, is the daughter of and present as it should be J CAPRA, Capt. and who made Lost noiv Mis. Royal Ingersoll. Received in the singers deserved com- Horizon,” showing at the National Theater Trans-Lox—“March of Time,” a great is shown mendation for their musical talking things over between “takes” with. Joe Walker’ por- the cameraman who has been trayal and absorption in their roles. with him on all his hit pictures. Roles Although the voices were not all of Opera operatic caliber, the of each spirit runs 1 hour and 15 minutes, contin- number was delivered with regard for Where uous 10 a m. to midnight. the traditions and the benefit of hard and When Mme. Marie Tivoli—"Love from a Stranger,” at Zalipsky work and good schooling was apparent 2, 3:50, 5:45, 7:35 and 9:30 p.m. throughout. The hall was crowded and Students Show Fine the Current Theater Attractions Uptown- Call It a Day,” at 2, 4, budding artists were given every and Time of 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 p.m. evidence of the appreciation of the Showing. ft \ Coaching. audience for their excellent work. r BY ALICE EVERSMAN. National—"Lost Horizon," at 2:30 THEATRE PARKING SUCCESSFUL and well- and 8:30 p.m. IMPORTED-STAR STOCK 6 P.M. TO planned program of excerpts Capitol—"The Good Old Soak,” at from operas was given last 1 A.M. COMPANY IS PLANNED 11 a.m., 1:35, 4:25, 7:15 and 10:05 evening at Pierce Hall by pu- p.m. CAPITAL GARAGE pils of Mme. Marie Zalipsky, with Stage shows at 12:45, 3:35, 6:25 and »»3v* ft; stars two dance numbers by Lila Zalipsky. JMPORTED heading a profes- 9:15 sional p.m. The stage setting, arranged by Eugene stock company are promised in the Earle—“The Go-Getter,” at 11 Shastan of New York, was attractive plans made by Steve Cochran a.m., for a 10-week and the singers well coached in their Summer drama season 1:35, 4:25, 7:15 and 9:55 p.m. Stage at the auditorium of parts, which they sang with enthusi- the University shows at 12:45, 3:35, 6:30 and 9:05 of asm Maryland at Park. There and understanding. The per- College p.m. also be formance moved with smoothness and may a motion picture star or two, Cochran Palace—"Romeo the audience had an opportunity to says. and Juliet,” at 11 become acquainted with scenes from Cochran, former manager of the a.m., 1:40, 4:20, 7 and 9:35 p.m. operas not often heard in this National Theater and now country. devoting Metropolitan—"A Doctor's Diary,” The high light of the was his time to his National program Academy of at 11:20 a.m., 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35 the two from Stage feels excerpts Tschaikowskv's Training, the auditorium and 9:40 p.m. at “Eugene Onegin,” the opening scene the university will be ideal for Sum- of mer Keith's—"As Good as the opera and the letter scene. theater use. There’s a sliding Married," at LOANS glass roof to 11:50 a.m., 1:50, 7:50 and Beatriqp Oxenburg and Alice Aycock insure coolness, as well 3:50, 5:50, 71 of and took as to 9:50 p.m. years buying, selling FRIDAY. MAY the roles of the two young girls, protect against inclement 21 weather. on while Anna Rose and Elena Volkova Also, the auditorium can be Columbia—"Wake TTp and Live,” at lending diamonds, jewelry,etc. 3:30 A 0:IS P. M. were the mother and reached easily from 11:15 Liberal Loans at Lovett Possible Rates nurse, with Dom- any point in a.m., 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, 7:40 and CONSTITUTION HALL enlc Baiardo as Lenski. The roles Washington and from Baltimore. 9:45 p.m. were sung with charm the CASH FOR OLD GOLD by women Upon completion of his reconstruc- Belasco—"Ladies’ Lake,” at MATINEE while Mr. 1:20, (Government License) PRICES: 35c, 55c, 85c. BOX SEATS, $1.10. Baiardo disclosed a tenor tion plans. Steve will leave immedi- 4:45 and 8:15 p.m. "Happiness,” at onic* Retan EVENING PRICES: voice of resonant quality well fitted ately for New York to line his 11:30 Store 55c, 85c, $1.10. BOX SEATS, $2.20. up plays a.m., 2:55, 6:25 and 9:55 p.m. for operatic portrayal. The letter and stars. Ale*.. V*. 1215 H St. N.W. ALL SEATS RESERVED Rialto—“The Ghost Goes at scene was sung by Marjorie King in Max Gordon, Brock Lee West,” Pemberton, 1:30, 4:20, 7:15 and Tickets on Sals at finished style, her fine Roland 10:10 pm. "Bar- sporano voice Shubert, Stebbins and other Look 10c. and dramatic New bary Coast,” at 2:50, 5:40 and 8:35 E. Their Living” in Ta ability bringing out the York producers have new plays HEIDENHEIMER Earn Arthur Smith Ticket Bureau full of to p.m. significance the famous scene. prepare for the coming season and Eitabliihtd 1866 810 G ST. N.W. me music lesson from Napravnlk's are reported considerably interested Little—“Crime Without Passion,” at in 11:55 opera. "Doubrovsky,” with text by Steve’s project and are considering a.m., 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 Pushkin, was excellently sung by Bea- it for tryout use. p.m. trice Oxenburg and Domenic Baiardo The season at the Cochran Summer Ambassador—"History Is Made at and the Russian theater will numbers were com- begin July 12 and will run Night," at 6, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. pleted with the "Pastoral” from through September 17. Trans-Lux—News and shorts. Show Tschaikowsky's "Pique Dame,” sung by Theresa Buckley, Alice Aycock and Gordon Dyke. The program opened with Braga's Egascsag •‘Serenade” in duet form, with Fran- ces Mehaffey and Elena Volkova act- ing out, the roles of mother and daugh- ter to the accompaniment of Mme. Zalipsky at the piano with violin obli- gato p.ayed by Keith Covert John- ston. A lively presentation of a scene from of the first act Humperdink's 01 “Haensel and Gretel” by Lila Zalip- ACADEMY rer&‘ irb* Pk'tnl” E. Lawrence Philllns' Theatre Beautiful HIPPODROME D^juof^Peature. Rky and Johanna Konig and the Continuous Warner Baxter. “To Mary With Prom 4:30 P.M. Love. • •‘Shadow from Richard Dix in “Devil I Song” "Dinorah,” in ,_MAURICE CHEVALIER in Playground." which the flexible light, coloratura of The Beloved Vagabond.” **D‘ Elise Hastings shone to advantage, CAMEO T?daIy,IER' “BEWARE OF Charles Boyer. Jean Arthur, “History concluded the operatic part of the LADIES,” Is Made at Nhrht." With DONALD COOK and JUDITH ALLEN. program. **D’ Miss Zalipsky, who sang the role of ARCADE Today-Ton^’ Will Rogers. “Ambassador Gretel effectively, was seen in two ARLINGTON, VA. Bill."_ dances, Saint-Saens’ ‘T‘he RICHMOND Todav. Dying WILSON Boulevard Swan” and Ravel's ASHTON Virginia Bruce, Kent Taylor, “When “Bolero.” Gifted BARBARA 8TAN- Love Is WYCK and JOEL Young."_ with artistic feeling, personality and JAMES VA. McCREA in CAGNEV D cm ALEXANDRIA. a smooth dance she In "FRISCO KID." 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