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Ton will mo HEPBtThr, Pace of National—“To Be Continued,“ a new Lavish Spectacle Is Slow, “Politics” comedy with Luella Gear: 8:30 p.m. an* ROGER8 togothor, But Its Music Is Sweet and Palace—“The Firefly,” Jeanette Mac- la tho Broadway atago Litel Performance Donald in the Friml operetta: 11 a.m., •aoeoas that haa bo* Settings Imposing. 1:35, 4:15, 6:55 and B:35 p.m. eomo tho highlight of _• Is “Alcatraz” Keith's—“Stage Door,” Hepburn, all tho ocTOOB’a bow big By JAY CARMODY. Rogers, a story of Broadway called bet- picture*, I don’t expect a story as tightly written as if Clifford Odets were its Feature. ter than that of the play: 11:15 a.m., author when you go to see Rudolph Friml’s “The Firefly," which 1:21, 3:27, 5:37, 7:39 and 9:45 p.m. opened yesterday at Loew’s Palace. Nor do you get it. What you do U'T'HE ROCK” is the subject of Capitol—"Double Honeymoon,” ro- YOUget is a big colorful musical of the turn-of-the-century type in which the current screen attrac- mance in two doses: 11:05 a.m., 1:45, Alan Jones and Jeanette MacDonald | sing charmingly and fall charmingly in § tlon at the Metropolitan. 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55 p.m. Stage shows: love against one of those Alice-in-Wonderland backgrounds which have be- It was inevitable. Prac- 12:50, 3:40, 6:25 and 9:05 p.m. comp thp hallmark M-O-TM nrw —.— _ tically everything which makes head- Earle—“It’s Love I’m After,” Leslie tas. Its story is a maundering, unex- “When a Maid Comes lines throughout the Nation comes to Howard to the De citing tale which does not matter Knocking at attempts dodge HEPBURN & the attention of and ROGERS Your Heart" and "A Woman’s Kiss.” Hollywood, Holly- Havilland affection 11 a.m., 1:40, 4:25, much because there always is a gay In wood usually attempts to do some- and addition to the donkey serenade 7:10 and 9:55 p.m. Stage shows: 1, AD01PRE MERJOD glorious song somewhere along thing about it in the celluloid medium. the number, Jones lends his lyric tenor to 3:45, 6:30 and 9:15 p.m. and with oAn Patrick o long, winding road. “The Rock” is forbid- corptaihck collier > “Gianina Mia” and “Sympathy,” two Alcatraz, the MaiMnAlU... hilonieo. M As a to the ANDREA LEEDS 0 LUCILLE BALL supplement splendor of the finer ancestors of the ding carcel (it being California) in current drama against a backdrop of prison of it all, two novelties are added in Friml San Francisco Bay wherein dwell the AbOEDI creations. bars and walls: 11:55 ADDED! the form of Miss MacDonald’s danc- most disturbing of Uncle Sam's in- a.m., 2, 4, 5:55, You definitely cannot go on 7:55, 9:50 ing (it’s the truth! and the substitu- wrong voluntary tenants. p.m. the music of “The WALTDISNEY'S tion of Jones for Nelson Eddy. Miss Firefly.” Columbia—“Ali Baba Goes to Town,” L1LJTHE_____ As for Miss MacDonald's John Litel, who appears quite at cartoon in technicolor MacDonald's dancing, Eddie Cantor nonsense a MARCH 01 TIME dancing is entirely ac- ease in a role which is under tur- she had to do it in order to be the cafe thoroughly • ceptable and Jones’ tenor voice is ban: 11:55 a.m., 1:55, 3:55, 7:55 and PLUTO’S QUINPUPLETS NOVEMBER ISSUE enchantress that Nina foreign to his other stage or screen Maria was sup- 9:55 quite adequate to the requirements chores, a likable p.m. posed to be. Positively she does not let plays thug—a crimi- which Eddy has taken care of in the Trans-Lux—News and shorts. Show Comin*:LILY PONS. Eric Bloro, Jack OJdo.’-HTTTlNGrA NEW HIQW down on this part of the character. nal sent to Leavenworth on a tax past. For a third evasion runs 1 hour and 15 minutes continu- eye-appealing effect, As most dancers want to be actresses charge ("protection" associa- there is a much greater use of that tions are his ously from 10 a.m. to midnight. or singers, Miss MacDonald enters into racket)’ moved to the film which was revival of the sepia-tinted employed the of No. 1 steel chateau after a row, Little—"Showboat,” spirit her dancing in a manner prison ■ in one of the better sequences of involved in a murder Jerome Kern-Edna Ferber musical: i-. \ which indicates that sopranos have a (within the “Maytime," to of the 11 a.m., 1:05, 3:10, 5:20, 7:25 and 9:30 w’hich, course, suppressed desire to be Pavlowas. It prison walls, of all places). Mr. Litel current spectacle is a logical succes- carries the which p.m. is a quite pleasing from picture, is not sur- departure — sor. It also helps you to that His is a Ambassador "The Prisoner of forget the conventional pattern. prising. convincing portrayal the pace of “The Firefly’’ is not far of the criminal who is not so Zenda," blood, thunder and love: 1:10, Warren William, the man who looks base imra ~W. removed from funereal. as to countenance willful homicide. 3:15, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:35 p.m. ll 1 ■ like John Barrymore and is sorry for ^ "Trl Some take Penn—“Heidi,” Temple and Her- By way or making the picture more it, plays the tall, dark and handsome might issue with the depiction of an Alcatraz sholt: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 piquant from the standpoint of music, rival of Jones for the hand of Miss “toughie” as a personable but p.m. STARTS TODAY the producing company has supple- MacDonald. Harry Daniell, Billy Gil- fellow, the actor ( does his work well, and the charac- Sheridan—“The Awful Truth,” mari- mented the original Friml score with bert and Douglas Dumbrille are others She’s in terization is tal one of the Madcaptivating the modernistic treatment of Herbert in the vast cast who have important not by way of a glorifi- comedy, year’s brightest: Her Newest and ui me uuu 7:45 Gayest Stothart. The latter, M-G-M’s bright- things to do. utwsty men. 2, 3:55, 5:50, and 9:45 p.m. Ann Sheridan the moll" Tivoli—“Heidi”: 2, 3:50, 7:35 Musical Romance / est musical talent, has shown due re- So coming down to brass tacks, plays “gang 5:40, in a satisfying fashion. That Miss and 9:30 p.m. spect for his elder even though he has “The Firefly” has song and charm is, Sheridan is very to the Uptown—“Heidi”: 2, 5:50, 7:45 added two vocal creations of his own. and splendor. If these serve the pur- Whatever may be on the minds of Jeanette MacDonald satisfying eye 3:55, and ear. She is one of the and 9:45 One of them, "The Donkey Parade,” pose which M-G-M obviously hoped and Allan Jones in this scene, you can bet the stars of “The smoothest- p.m. appearing "molls'' to a Howard—“West of a will be found an extremely pleasing they would, you won’t mind that it Firefly” will sing a duet about it. The picture, latest of Miss grace gang Shanghai,” but that is no GRACE picture, and Boris Karloff thriller: 7:30 MOORE Insert. Pictorially it involves the has a tedious story, tediously told. MacDonald’s numerous musical successes, is now playing at objection, 12:30, 4, it supplies one of the two reasons and 10:15 shows: 6 amorous figure of Jones serenading They probably will. Loetv’s Palace. why p.m. Stage 2:30, “Gat’’ (friend Litel) decides to be a and 9 p.m. Miss MacDonald as she rides along a better man after he beats the murder mountain highway in a mule-drawn from ‘‘Minnie # be delivered the The other coach. I “rap." reason is his daugh- 9^%Jc^miemce There is a lot of scenery In Moocher." with * * * * ter, played by Mary McGuire, who the sequence, quite a bit of music and AS FOR bringing her band of artists proves herself a youngster of accept- comedy and, rather more than the She Cooks and Chats here to serenade < and not sweetly) able talent. The cast also includes other items, there is a youngster who 6 the political geniuses who draw tax one Vladimir Sokoloff, who is the Ivyn looks strangely like a youthful Pan BARGAIN MAT. SAT. bills, Miss Moore wants it understood actual murderer of “Bull" (da punk romping ahead of the coach piping 50c, $1.00, $1.50, Plus Tax that the of a screen artist “Gat" wuz gonna burn fur jj out Grace Moore Talks From Taxes to glamour bumpin’). his exuberant little heart. It is a Morris Green it James J. is an expensive thing. A rich back- He doesn't have much to do, but one Fen very even if, its Present beguiling thing by wishes that he had more work DOUGLAS Plum ground is no less important to the for very length, it seems to have over- Puddings. his HEAR MISS MOORE artist, she feels, than a factory and Warner Bros’, salary in this piece. “TO BE CONTINUED” impressed Robert 25. W’ho di- Leonard, Gordon Oliver a district Char let SING Arias from Faust_ GRACE MOORE, playing liked it even better than the general tools to the company making auto- plays attorney By Georg• rected the production. The serenade, and shows Madamt the part of a housefrau down public. mobiles. And the background de- promise. A OAT COMEDY Butterfly-Manors sung by Jones, is one of the items of Good * in the Tennessee hills, looked One of the things Miss Moore was teriorates a whole lot the faster. points—John Litel, effective with -LaTraviata-Andn the picture which will you from keep what ..... MISSup from her plum pudding glad to report, with a kind of remi- Another thing, Miss Moore and her blood-and-thunder, appears to Chenier—Martha missing Eddy no matter how insep- be an authentic LUELLA GEAR yesterday morning, smiled where niscent bitterness in her tone, was chorus will let officialdom understand rendition of prison arable you feel he and Miss MacDon- Prices: tin.. t.3u. l.«.v lift A S5«. almost any other woman would have that there is no "Minnie the Moocher” is that the artist has only about 15 activity, including the all-important ald should be. useful in this world. "politics." Not-so-good scowled, and answered the (blank) number in her latest picture. There was years After points—Slow NEXT WEEK * * lk rk pace/ much of the Wed.-Sat. Mats.: telephone! She was being called by a one in her last picture, remember, which, of course, they will need money during footage, too I S:SO many words. —SEATS NOW— 'T'HE thing that makes Miss Mac- representative of The Star, courtesy and if it had been done in techni- for plum pudding—like the one she All-things-considered of Columbia had to back to at this in the estimate—one of the better films hav- The Shakespeare Sensation Donald a dancer in "The Firefly." pictures, whose man color. Miss Moore’s face would have go point of the Century interview. ing a prison setting. The bill also in case you have the thought it would be nice for every one shown up as practically scarlet, a color forgotten story includes She And so the Three Stooges in an ade- ESCAPE? Is that she plays the part of Nina concerned to get together on Thanks- composed of one-half embarrassment, went. did- J. C. \BARRED® / quately amusing short subject, "Edu- The World Maria. She. of course, was a Spanish giving. one-half unsurpressed fury. MAURICE EVANS From 300 Not a Chance In A cated Pish," a color cartoon: “Prom \ / f *py, an enchantress who sang and It was nice. Miss Moore, whose In “I’ll Take Romance,” they let Nelson Eddy has a recorded as well Kidnappers. Killers & Million From The Minuet to Big Apple,” neat music and \ / danced herself into the hearts of plum pudding was on its way to her off with singing "She'll Be Cornin' as a written contract with the Metro- effort. KING RICHARD n \ ...... 4 French then dancing C. A. M. Ganjsters Rock”. / intelligence officers, stole becoming delicious, was affable, 'Round the Mountain" as a trio with Goldwyn-Meyer studio, «« oresented 171 time, in Xrw York. military secrets of enermous impor- charming and well up on the answers Douglas and Stewart Erwin. A new all-time American Shakespeare record. Eves.. H ill to $3.:tn; Wed. tance. She was to a of getting along quite variety questions. She re- "But I didn’t Mat., 8.V-r;.30. Sal. Mat., 85c-S'i.73 mind that,” Miss Moore 14* well with the business until Don mained affable and more firm TRANS-LUX «IS*.?* (tax included). hastened to explain. "I've been sing- THE NEWEST IN NEWS (Mr. Jones; came into her life. than excited even when she Diego out- that since I left cradle. It's Pitcairn 1*1. Md.-fieo’tn i ALCATRAZ ing my ISLAND That he is a rival spy makes no dif- lined briefly a scheme of hers to N.D.—NWn. Harvard- part of the folk music of my native J^H Yale Community Center \\ TWO WORDS FEARED IV EVERY CRIMINAL IN AMERICA / ference. They fall in love and after organize a group of artists and bring Department / Tennessee hills.” ORCHESTRA D. C. Public Schools, presents: their love has been to the them to to ask the m!(C1(0 Philadelphia SHORT SUBJECTS subjected Washington proper Not. \ a CosmcDolitjn Picture for Warner iiui mat Minnie tne Moocner .MO. 0:15. Constitution Hill Bros. / disillusioning force of discovery of authorities where in the heck artists number! Miss Moore insists it is Conducting BALLET CARAVAN what the other is. they still turn out are expected to get off under the STOKOWSKI \There Are lust Two To Get Out—Either Walk / “something that should to an Direct from New York Ways to be in love. You know all about that, present taxe set-up. (The way she happen LOUIS KRASNER. VIOLINIST artist once in a THEATER PARKING Seitd. *i. S3.A0. S3.I.V f.t. T. Arthur so there is no only lifetime.” ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL naturally, point in going sounded. Mr. Roosevelt is safe In turn- Smith. Wllt-Humill Music Cu. NA. 3700. Free—Or Be Carried Out Feet First But Miss Moore can nth and Allison Sts. N.W. \_Out, / on with it beyond saying that M-G-M ing to the next recalcitrant Democrat forget it all 6 P.M. TO <9 f* _ DINNER DANCING temporarily, to talk rather like an Wednesday, December I, 8:15 P.M. did go on with it. with the remark: “If you’re not a good 1 A.M. excited little girl about the fact that ^ 3® All Tickets $1.00— Miss MacDonald's soprano..—voice little boy, I’ll give you to Grace Columbia pictures will have a new CAPITAL GARAGE T. Arthur Smith's Bureau never registered to better effect'Utan Moore.") leading man for her soon. He is _»tn g st. n.w. xat. ntno_ in Friml’s music. She sings, quite un- eut miss Moore was a lot more Jose Luccione, an Italian, with the ^^Constitution Hall. Next San. Alt. 4 pa. forgettably, “Love Is Like a Firefly,” things in the interview than a dark MERCADO'S TIFICA | voice of an angel and an appearance cloud on the horizon of artist gougers. not too near that of an angel to make MEXICAN ORCHESTRA “Could you have prepared your own I him what the public wants in the way dinner and would 1:COSSACKMale Cheriii—Jared. Condr. Thanksgiving your of s^^|Rosslan picture stars. Mr. Luccione is go- ■ *th Wash. Concert. Seats. SI.S3. S3.*0 Maxim Gorki : husband have enjoyed it?” was one Story ing to be screen-tested on December 3, of the less serious questions which ^■MreJJeriejr'e^SOOGSGtDroop’i). and Miss Moore is certain that im- Is Little’s Film. slid into the conversation. mediately thereafter she will have her LOWER DEPTHS,” being a “Could I?” asked Miss Moore. “I Roller Rink '"J'HE first real singing leading man. GAYETY BLRLESK Skating French of the am. It will be delicious. At picturization It has to He is arriving just in time, too, Armory, Silver Spring, Md. Maxim Gorki novel of a which be delicious. 7:30 to spirit My family takes my sing- she says, because Hollywood is about SPECIAL Every Evening 10:30 Except Is not downed the ing for but I must Thursday by body's degrada- granted, prove my to spin out of the cycle of slapstick, 0f will have its tion, local premiere at cooking. That’s what I am doing farce into MATINEE TODAY Admission_10c ACADEMY r,rf^h s.",un spe0,od'" AMBASSADOR M dizzy comedy romance, E. Lawrence Phillips' Theatre Beautiful Matinee. the Little Theater on The now.” (The sound of 1:00 P.M. Sunday. right ha-ha-ha musical and otherwise. It sounded Continuous From 4::iO P.M. RONALD COLMAN and MADELEINE Skates_35c S3.no—H.te. Kites, 13.30 G St.; Morris 1 ] film was voted the best French effort through the receiver probably came p.m. JAMES CAGNEY in CARROLL in PRISONER OF rather like a prayer, the way she de- 2:30 Phone 1506. S. S. 761 Plan Bk.. Keystone Auto Club. Mav. I of 1936 the from a hoarse in a Shep. flower. Shoreham. Wardman Park. I to " _ZENDA."_Also Short_Subject._ by Young Independent canary tree outside scribed the next in to About.” cycle films; like Special rites skatinr pirtfes orer B. ic O. City Office. Water’s Tours. I “Something Sing «*4 H St. N.E. Critics of France and received the in- Miss Moore's COMING SUNDAY—ANN CORIO 40 on Taes. and Wed. GEORGE O'BRIEN in ADAM A living room window.) the prayer of an artist who hoped to Mon.. S = ArULLU Phone Line. 3375 so Matinee. I :tM» P.M. dorsement of the author,, who pre- * * * * S “WINDJAMMER.”_ IRENE DUNNE and CARY GRANT in _ 5 viously had defied producers to trans- the promise that nothing would S -THE AWFUL TRUTHY_ Cartoon^ late his novel to CAROLINA ™ celluloid. QN Air-Conditioned o 41/A I AN 3612 Conn. Are. N.W." be said to her other leading men Matinee al 2:(Mi P.M. •o AVALUIl Cleveland 2600 The scene is in a "MR. laid cheap lodging DODD TAKES THE AIR'’ and 7r Matinee. 1:00 P.M. about she was ° 3 it, forthright in her "VENUS MAKES GRANT in house, where are to be found every TROUBLE.'_ 5 IRENE DUNNE and CARY » declaration that who ~ type of beaten human—alcoholic Melvyn Douglas, non C Home of Mirrophonic Sound os_"THE_A\VFUL_TRUTH.”_Short. plays opposite her in “I’ll Take Ro- UnvLC Penna. Are. at 21st St. actor, bankrupt nobleman, handsome Matinee. Tues., Thurs, Sat.. Sun. AVENUE GRAND § e5 ll sVoa the ~ thief who wants to mans,” picture which opens to- DON AMECHE. ANN SOTHERN in FIFTY 1?O Matinee. 1 (Ml P.M. get away from OLAND MARSH in day at the Earle, is the of art- ROADS TO TOWN." Cartoon. Comedy. e WARNER JOAN his environment and ”go straight,” apex _^CHARLIE CHAN ON BROADWAY." Idealistic istry, charm, culture and several other *3 An. daughter of the proprietor TODAY I'D RATHER MISS MY OWN WEDDING DUMBARTON rw» PA I VCDT *324 Wisconsin such A*lr^on*ditloned.T lALYtKI Cleveland 2345 who sees no nouns. Douglas, she said with EDW. G. ROBINSON. LULI DESTE in *2 hope of escape. Through Matinee. 2:00 P.M. "THUNDER IN THE CITY.'1 News and OC the the understanding that she did not THAN TO MISS "SECOND HONEY- r.i RONALD COLMAN and MADELEINE picture runs a tender love story Comedy. need to boost the f** CARROLL in "PRISONER OF projected against a of picture, gives the background D. C. P* ZENDA." Also Cartoon.__ performance of his life. He is a MOON" PUT IT ON YOUR "MUST SEE" CAIDI AWN ANACOSTIA. poverty and violence. grand rAlALAnn Air-Conditioned PCNTD AT 4*5 9th St. N.W. person to work with and you couldn't Matinee. 3:00 P.M LLIllKAL Phone Met. *841 The is in French raves Jimmie Fidler in nation- W A.M. dialogue through- have trouble with LIST! his DEANNA DURBIN in "I0O MEN AND A Opens 11:00 him if you tried. GIRL." "WINE. WOMEN AND HORSES'* out, but English subtitles a I convey She WITH MacLANE and didn't try, of course. review . . . BARTON completely coherent account. ally broadcast YOU'LL RAVE 3”7 M st- N W- ANN As for not needing to praise the LiOO SHERIDAN._Also Short.__ • 4933 Ga. Ave. N.W. WILL ROGERS in "HANDY ANDY.” CON- PAY ANV picture, Miss Moore turned critic OVER THIS PERFECT ROMANCE: Gen 6500 long TOO, STANCE BENNETT and CARY GRANT C/3 LULUIlI a Matinee, 1 :(M» P.M. enough to say that it is her best since in "TOPPER." Mickey Mouse Cartoon. On a W JOAN CRAWFORD and FRANCHOT Bet. “One "Night of Love,” the one that in "BRIDE WORE RED 60S »th St. N.W. Qg _TONE made so much the tax collector IITTI I? JpRANK CRAVEN, currently engaged money LI 1 1 LL Air-Conditioned CO HOME ‘3? c«fi«NE- in the filming of "Penrod and His TYRONE LORETTA IRENE DUNNE in aw Matinee. I :00 P.M. Bm E BROWN ill "FIT FOR A Twin Brother" at the joe Warner Bros, “SHOW BOAT.” U _KING." Also Short Subject.__ studio, wTote his famous 5F 650 Penn. Avenue 8.1. stage hit, ino B St. N.E. DC AIN "The DDINPCCC r tPUl Lincoln *179 First Year,” on a He mimcas Double Feature S3 gamble. Doors Open 12:30. Show. 1:00 P.M. Matinee. •.’:ii(i P.M. borrowed $500 and lived on it while he SHIRLEY TEMPLE in SONJA HENIE in "THIN ICE." WHEELER "HEIDI."__ t wrote the comedy, gambling that the and WOOLSEY in "ON AGAIN. OFF *•>! CAVAV 30.10 Hth St. N.W. play would be a success in nwn young AGAIN." S jAVUI Phone Col. 4068 time to meet Matinee. 1:00 P.M. the note. crrn 8214 Geor*l» Are. e WILLIAM BOYD in "RUSTLERS' OtuU Silrer Sprin*. Md. S VALLEY." Also Cartoon.__ Continuous From H:*)0 P.M. o ti CilCDIAAN Ga. Ave. A Sheridan “BIG CITY,” E J OtltKlUAn St. N.W. Ran. 2400 DANCING. P.M. LPISE RAINER and SPENCER TRACY. Matinee. 2:00 ■s « IRENE DUNNE and CARY GRANT in YOUR DANCING! DCQTVI C CTANTAN fltb and C St*. N.E. £ « -THE AWFUL JTRUTH."_ShorL ntOlTLt How"*- OiAltlUn Finest Sound Equipment Park Rd. N.W. ~ 14 th St. A ^jfifceortiVAve.^W. P.M. i TIVAII ■Sm*! Continuous From 5"to o o 11VULI Phone Cel. 1800 RUDYARD KIPLING'S = £ Matinee. 2:00 P.M. Canellis Dance Studios STUART ERWIN “WEE WILLIE WINKIE,” SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "HEIDI." »24 11th St. N.W. District 1GT3 With SHIRLEY TEMPLE and Opposite the Palais Royal VICTOR McLAGLEN. 1§ UPTOWN New ark *S n!w. CLAIRE ^ o CAo Group Instruction—Dancinc TREVOR The FAMILY in "HOT WATER." Phone Cleveland MOO NP. JONES *i:00 P.M. •’W*" > with JED PROUTY and SHIRLEY u f Matinee. Tuesday—Friday—Saturday 3C o * in "HEIDI" DEANE. SHIRLEY TEMPLE Private Lessons 10 to 10 by appointment VADIF Ga. Ave. and Quebec 4lB *na Duuernai IUKA Place N.W. Cel. 4610 **Over iO.OOO Pupils Throughout~US~‘ TAKOMA Doors Open 1**:30. Show. 1:00 P M. rit2 brothers RITZ BROTHERS in "LIFE BEGINS “Life Begins in ^unege. IN COLLEGE.* Cartoon._ mr Tomorrow. Continuous From 1 :0o P.M.— vkSumcs Ns. DON MARTIN JOHNSON'S "BORNEO' and HllTUUKUmt 1074 MARTINI Today-Tomor. JOHN WAYNE In "IDOL OP THE Distinctive Social Dance Instruction" CROWDS." Geo. Raft in I Gary Cooper, CULTURED. TALENTED TEACHERS. NEWTON *nd Newt~ su- “SOULS AT SEA.” N*«- m DAVE I ^ n Oil MT. RAINIER. MD. ml H ST. HiHi N.W. District 2S38 “The Bride Wore Red,” .__ piucn H LAwltU Gr. *346 - M] JOAN CRAWFORD and FRANCHOT Today IT- TONE. Special Matinee at 2:00 P.M. t/i SUB-DEBS 3 RITZ BROS, in “LIFE A g JESSE THEATER “Si* *"£"• BEGINS IN COLLEGE.” < “SOULS AT SEA,” now. Call Ethel M. GARY COOPER and GEORGE RAFT, ^JoUroom Matinee at 2:00 P.M. >: ARCADE HYATTSynXC^MD. DANCING Flstere. former Arthur Apollon special UJ Today INTERNATIONAL STAR OF STAGE, SCREEN, RADIO Murray teacher. “ *nd *• L ATe- N w JANE WITHERS in Open 10 to 10—DIi. 2100 featured in the Universal Picture "Merry-Go-Round of 1938" S SYLVAN 5 8tudio 1223 Connecticut Avenue Z “100 Men and a “WILD AND WOOLY.” ■ ^ Girl,” S OS DEANNA DDRBIN. ADOLPHE MEN- va’ / OF 1938" JOU. 8peclal Matinee at 2:00 P.M. 2 RICHMOND 60 ® fwaaite PALM THEATER SHIRLEY TEMPLE in DANCE "VAR|ETIES “Double or Nothing,” ♦ BING CROSBY and MARTHA RAYE. § “HEIDI.” CASS DALEY»bob ripa anna vann Matinee at P.M. Special 2:00 ptrn ALEXANDRIA. VA.. U KUU Alex. 3443 SMARTLY THE FIVE HOLLYWOOD CO-EDS STATE-BETHESDA Bethesda.' Md. €4 Today-Tomor. ™ SHIRLEY TEMPLE in Ag Erro! Flynn and Joan Blondell In Don’t be a routine part- 1 ill ■ ■ ■ df “Perfect Specimen." Q Free Parking Space—800 Can. ner. Learn to dance I | | i T ■ MAXINE LEWIS « MAY AND “HEIDI.” j GANG MU O ROCKVILLE. MD.. smartly becopte a charlie McCarthy. miLU Rockville 191 " Today smooth, interesting I iv I I np APOLLON'S OWN STRING ORCHESTRA MICKEY MOUSE and NEWS. popular dancer in a few RONALD COLMAN in Matinee, 2 P.M., Cont. private lessons. Special • LYNN STERLING ‘PRISONER OF ZENDA.’ „ attention to beginners. 'HAROLD ALOMA __Free Parkins. 10 Studios open to 10. DAVE,BINES 12 DANCING DEBUTANTES FALLS CHURCH, VA. BEH[»P STATE ^worries'0 LEE LEROY H. THAYER IRENE DUNNE and I JACK RANDALL jpg« CARY GRANT In I_in 1218 Conn. A vs. MEt. 4121 7 ow*/m!*)1^ "THE AWFUL | "RIDERS OF TRUTH." I THE DAWN? 1 V