■ Clubs Are Active I New Symphony Program Musicians in the Week's Musical Many Spotlight Week | Arrangements Debated In City During i Controversy Over the Old Classics and Modernist Various Events Take Place Among Organi- Compositions Again Faces zations, With Events Announced Orchestra Leaders. for Future.

Chevy Chase Branch, N. L. of A. P. W. Citizenship League, and Brita Ohbcrg Eversman. New an honor ol By Alice —Mrs. Robert Bennett will entertain at or York, graduate a New York high school, editor of her we have on our next season? luncheon at her home 11 at 1 music shall programs July p.m. high school magazine. Now that there has been time for a full breath of recovery In honor of Mrs. Emma W. P. Slack, The hostesses to these young charges musical intake of the Winter, were of the club Mis* from the continuous president of the branch. Preceding the the president WHAT are turning to the new season and the ever-present Nora B. Huffman; Mrs. Laura Waters thoughts luncheon a there will be business meet- Mrs. Nina Swalm of variety in program making. Shall the classics or mod- Miss Daisy Reed, question ing. Clark. Mrs. Jean Bennett, Mrs. Edna ernists be How much of the new music is de- given preference? Assisting the hostess will be the past Gasch. Mrs. Clara May Downey, Mrs. what are intentions toward the American sired and the composer? presidents, Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson, Mary Lewis and Mrs. Nell R. Hysontr the auditors These subjects are not new; they have occupied Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs. David Mc- The girls were feted with teas and concert givers from all time. From the one side is the desire to pherson and Miss Viola Offut. luncheons and dinners at the Shire- hear only what pleases and from the other the desire to perform ham Hotel, Washington Hotel Roof. Alex- that which pleases the performer. How to satisfy every one, how to The Marietta Park Women's Club has Olney Inn. the Anchorage, in been received into the Inn and a fare- hold the standard high and how to guide the march of events is the District Federa- andria: Collingwood tion of Women's Clubs. This club was well luncheon at the Congressional A of an on the part of the problem. sample anguished protest founded by Mrs. Edward T. Perkins Club. letter: Country listener is the following and organized by Mrs. Stanley D. The speaker at the luncheon was name of common sense tured Oriental music when they hear, "Whst in the I Reed. Mrs. Reed became its first presi- Mrs C. A. Sinclair of Alexandria, na- conductors of them. In the most bookstore; I"; the metter with the ordinary dent and was recently re-elected for a tional president of the Children's we can find the the ? There and libraries, writings second term. The first Pall American Revolution. most American. meeting has not been literally a single decently cf the outstanding will be held at the home of Mrs. J. W. this season under British and Scandinavian authors, but The Midadmini.stration Congress of intelligent program Smith. 500 Peabody street, October 3 of we to hear the music ine National of American P-n the direction Toscanint, Debrowen where shall go at 8 p.m. League and Wnlter Not a single novettv of of the equally gifted composers of those SS.'KX ^n° Women will open July 1? at the Korel real merit has been played and the re- same countries?" Sylvan Theater Festival this week. The Alliance of Delta Delta Delta Stevens. Chicago The District of Ci- vivals of first-rate have What could be better for the coming ™&j will hold a picnic today from 4 to 7 lumbia League will be represented by been few and far between. The di- season than that there be a universal o'clock at the country home of Mrs. members who are leaving the city this rectors believe in playing safe and giv- resolution taken that this condition be Service Band Concerts. Coutinho Recital. A. M. Edwards on Riggs road. The week end to take part in the meetings. ing the overfamiliar ana hackneyed, remedied. All demands could be met Pupils families and guests of the members Mrs. v, il;iam Walton Badeley, president thus showing: contcmpt for the true and all tastes be satisfied in concert ; the week of July 10 the fol- LOUISE COUTINHO present- have been included in this meeting. of the District League. has entered sev- lovers of musk- and 1 if the holders-on of the old ' J)URING eral of her art works. Airs. Edsnn great betraying programs i lowing concert* will be played by ed several of her pupils in recital their own lack of self-respect and ar- and the too-eager followers of the new I Local Notes Women's City Club.—Mrs. Charles Briggs. chairman of the Membership afternoon in the of the tistic integrity. rould tach relinquish a little In favor II the Band, under yesterday patio H. Curl, instructor snd chairman of Committee, has entered several of her 1 the "It would be easy to list about 25 I of the other. A full measure of the old, the leadership of Lieut. Charles Ben- Carlton. The program consisted of Tuesday mon:ing bridge section, original etchings. Another local artist DE violinist, has "Knecht Op. 68, No. 13," compositions which deserve, as does the a d.-al of the new-old. a smatter- ter. SAYN( played Rupert. plans to open her home, 3245 Thirty- who Is exhibiting is Mrs. Walter Miles. good to where she will Schumann, and "Parade of the solos and ensemble numbers for the helpless public, a long rest. We are ing of the moderns of all countries and I Monday. 7:30 p.m., at the Capitol. gone Chicago, by j eighth street, July 17. for the fourth Miss Ahce Hutchins Drake, chairman play in a concert on Friday eve- Wooden Soldiers." by Je&sel. The others and violin, assisted by Mrs. of the series of sick of the few Tschaikowsky sym- a strong dash of our native music and Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.. at the District piano cottage parties to be of radio activities for the District j ning at the Century of Progress who took were Jean James for phonies that are played year after there would be programs that would of Columbia War Memorial, Potomac part Phlpps, Esther M. Bair. guest artist and well given the benefit of the clubs mort- League, will attend the congress as del- Elena The program, dedi- Coffin, Audry Ruth Lincoln. Frederick gage fund. Exposition. The year, the few Wagner overtures and satisfy, interest, stimulate and enoour- ] Park. known dramatic reader, who gave a afternoon party will be egate from the local club. cated to American composers, will be Wells, Ruth Walker and Thomas Bou- from 2 to 4 and the na- the Franck symphony. We long after age the program giver and the pro- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., at the Band one-act play. o'clock evening Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson, broadcast. land. [ will new and new-old music of significance auditor. Stand. Navy Yard. Jose Rocba, Jose Lamas and Helen players assemble at 8 o'chvk Res- tional chairman of Features and " gram Special ervations can be made at 41 wiil ar.d value I • Thursday, 3 p.m.. Naval Hospital. Coutinho, of Mme. Ruas Martins, lac club member of the District League, The Washington Juvenile Artists' baritone of pupils This outburst came from 3 St. Elizabeth's Hos- Hale Hamilton, soloist with violin selec- house or by telephoning Mrs. Curl. on the of the congress Chicago Friday, p.m.. Club, associated with the Kupital Kid- j opened the program | appear program and was written radio the First Congregational Church, and the "C Friday morning. Mrs Lucia Hanna Had- regarding pro- Grandfather Rachmaninoff. pital. dies' Kldb, will give a show for the boys tions. Norman E. Daly played Business and Professional in New but the same side 9 at the Sail Loft. Lucile Anderson, lyric soprano soloist, Women's second vice will attend th« grams York, Friday. p.m., Navy at Alto at Minor Concerto," Beethoven. for piano ley. president, news dispatches Indicate j Mount Hospital Wednesday of Mount Ohio, a I Club.—Mis»s Nelle L. president, of this question will doubtless have Yard. Vernon. gave joint with Mme. Coutinho at the second Injjells, Authors- Congress. Miss Elena De Savn pUROPEAN Rachmaninoff, noted 7:30 p.m. This club broadcasts recital in the Sanitarium j left afternoon as a flamed in a local concert that S<_rge every; Washington i yesterday delegate chairman of Music for the District up many | at 10:30 o'clock over The live following pupils, who and composer, whom i The schedule of the United States Tuesday morning | last for the piano. to the biennial convention of the Na- goer's maid. Then ihere is the inter- Russian pianist parlor Sunday evening were awarded first at the recent League, will take part in the composers' next sea- ' station WJSV. Dorothy Davenport and prize tional Federation o! Business and to the announcement Washington will see and hear Murine Band for the coming week will guests and their friends. j Pro- concert Mme. Felian Garzia. chairman esting response Freda Simon are the directors and Eliz- contest of the District of Columbia son as one of the attractions of Mrs. uiclude the concert dates: lessional Women's Clubs. Inc.. in ses- sent out by the Dorothy Htxlgkin Doi- following j were or one of the special committees. L<\sCa;i- con- at 8 concert abeth Garden Coombs accompanist. Federation of Music Clubs, given sion at from 9 to sev Dorsey's Tuesday Monday, July 10. p.m., " Mrs. Macon McArtor. Chicago July 15, in- , received one cf Bureau of the re-engagement of Dorothy Hodgkin | secretary-elect their certificates received from that series Francaises. and who series at Hall. Is al- at the Marine Barracks. of the local of the American j elusive. Other members attending are will the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Many cert Constitution chapter Joann I the poetry awards for 1933. attend 30 con- Warren P. Johnson, will organization: Robin Riddick, : Miss letters came in from would-be sub- ready installed in his Swiss villa near Tuesday. July 11. at 6 pm.. organist, play Guild of Organists; Charlotte Klein. j Mary Stewart, chairman of the the Mrs. Aaron Newman, Purcell. and "Vic- Croarkin. Egor Shlopak, Helen Hudiak. Education congress. scribers their Lucerne, but that the current Summer cert at the Tuberculosis Hospital. Four- "Trumpet Voluntary." Marjorie Maxfield and Lyman McCrary i Committee, and Miss Earlene Mrs. B. Hunt, national corre- conditioning subscrip- Festival. 145." Max be- Beall Lowry. Others who took part in Harry tions the that Dr. Kousse- will no new music from Rachman- teenth and Upshur streets. tory Op. Heger. attended the national convention of I White, recording secretary of the Na- Mrs. Annab-1 ire by demand yield 1 the were Miriam Berkowich. secretary: 12. at 7 :30 m . con- fore the evening services at the Church program tional Federation; Misses Mae viisky banish new compositions from inoff's pen. because he is studying the Wednesday. July p j the American Guild of Organists held | Murray, spondingGienn. chairman of Publicity for the cert at the United States or the Pilgrims today. Natalie Kcban, Florence Lowry and Cobb and Lou Mrs. his program-;. In individual recitals, art ot being the perfect grandfather. Capitol. in Cleveland this past week. The fol- | Penelope Frazier. District of Columbia League, and Mrs. at con- Earl Parsons. Frankiui D. there is always the "request" for the Rachmaninoff has decided that I Thursday, July 13, 8 p.m.. lowing were appointed on the Resolu- I Roosevelt, an active mem- Robert Delafield Rands, chairman of Evans. 7 b.r means cert at the Sylvan Theater, Summer Elizabeth years of age. gave tions Committee: Charles H. of the New York Club, heads the old favorites, which oftentimes Sophie, his 7-year-old granddaughter— 1 Doersam, | Drama, will also attend. Festival. an interesting program of piano music invitation list, which Includes many the worthless compositions whose breath the daughter of Irene Rachmaninoff New York: Homer Whitford. Hanover. : Miss Clara Hill is conducting a class at 3 concert ou at 3109 Hawthorne street. She to Be women of of life is their and the Prince old Friday. July 14. p.m., Friday N. Paul Cleveland; S. E. Soloist. note. in in one of the sugary sentiment. Wo!konsky—is H.; Btymer, Harpist , garden sculpture old at the Naval was accompanied by her teacher, Etta In concert giving the motto "Onward now to really enjoy a grand- Hospital. Gruensteln. Chicago, and Charlotte CYLVIA MEYER, harpist of the Bal- Georgetown gardens. enough at 10 a m., concert Schmid Wells. Washington League of the Hard of Friday, July 14, ^ ' ana upward" should be the united father and he proposes to devote the Klein, Washington. j timore Symphony Orchestra, will b? al the Marine Barracks, Patriotic Hearing.—Any one who is deaf or hard of The Zonta Club luncheon was aspiration of both the performer and Summer of 1933 to making Sophie just the guest soloist for the third Sunday weekly Shut-ins' Hour Program. The third in the series of organ re- ; hearing or has relatives or friends thus hem at the Y. W C. A. Wednesday. the listener, "onward" into the new as happy as a grandfather can. | Music at the National City Christian evening organ recital to be given to- I citals by the Mount Vernon School of I handicapped may become acquainted The Dr. Edith Seville Coal-, and "upward" with the help of the Rachmaninoff's ideas on the relation- Church tills morning will include a night at 8 o'clock at the National City president. The schedule of the United States Music. R. Deane Shure. director, will be with the work the league is doing and Frances Guteiius. great minds and hearts who have that should obtain between a soprano and tenor duet by Mrs. B. L> Christian Church, Thomas Circle. presidea. p.amst ! ship for the week is as Mrs. visit the club rooms at 1116 Vermont labored left their I Army Band coming given Wednesday night by George and W. E. "I^ead be at the geve the history of her career Miss and the fruits of grandfather and his 7-year-old grand- Shreve Braithv.aite. Robert Ruckman will again where - i follows: Emory Phillips, organist, and Emily avenue, lip reading practice a talented your.g pianist Ifbors for our edificaticn. To stop bv are calculated to start a con- Us. O Father." by GalbralUi; soprano console. KarhanNeyers. daughter I 10: contralto. classes and interesting programs are of 13. of own the for fancied refiesh- them- Monday. July Lederer, solo Mrs. Shreve Bach's "Toccata The follows: played several her compo- wayside any , troversv among who take by program parents Future Farmers of America program being held every Monday evening dur- Clara Wright Smith snd ment from sentimental sweetmeats selves and their duties seri- and Fugue in D Minor." as the organ Organ— Finale in B Plat" Pranrk parental : of the National Farm and Home Hour The Misses Howe entertained at ing the Summer months. The class last ",tlonlMrs. David Pressler were guests of Jen- weakens the system for the rugged diet for the famous I prelude, played by Robert Ruckman. Harp-Theme and Variations" Havdn ously. pianist-composer broadcast from the Armv War their home in Brookland last Sunday "Intrrospection" Salzedo ! Monday evening was given over to the nie Berliner. Mrs. W. F. Gude was the and drink that is real music. a College, and Saint-Saens, strong says boldly that grandparent should "Contemplation." by Organ Prelude and Fu-ue in i delegates who attended the convention ! 1 12:30 pm. at a musical tea. Those taking part guest of Amelia GuSe Thomas and Mrs There is a responsibility on the shoul- the cake of life to a child and as the In the third of the D Mvor" Barh represent Concert at the District of Columbia the were Barr offertory- i at Chicago. M Howell was the of ders of the for in program Delphine series dT recitals at the "Reverie Bonnet I-;na guest Nancys concertizing artists, they that his he does not intend organ evening " i for part ana Chorale and Bridge are held every second Lake. of the be leaders with sufficient will ] World War Memorial, 7:30 p.m. Walsh. soprano: Francis Thoine. hour Mr. be assisted Harp Organ parties Mable Stnder, chairman must to himself with un- I Ruckman will by : | identify any thing Tutsday. July 11: pianist: Mary Helen Howe, coloratura Variations" Widor and fourth Saturday evenings in the Program Committee, announced no power to resist the easy path to glory in If Meyer, pleasant Sophie's experience. "Music of the Americas" to l.ouise Sylvia harpist. club rooms. next Wednesdav. but a that can be theirs the program, soprano: McNerney. pianist: meeting pirr.ic by pampering is to be administered, j' there medicine be broadcast from the Army War Col- Raymond Holden, tenor: Wurdale Mc- at thc home of Emma T. Hr.hr: honey taste of much of their public. it. If An of music was bv I will take in 15 let administer evening presented Glee Cluh at Local Theater. ' Curley Club.—Many part ooii Sophie's parents 10:30 a.m. Allister. and Willard ; CC36 Daniels roaci. On the other hand, the public should lege. pianist, Howe,' the Senior Choir of M. E. the which will take before sh? must be told not to do something, Concert at St. Elizabeth's musical Epworth parade place • as on a or J Hospital, readings with settings. a tour of 5,500 miles the Univer- look on the artist scientist is a for the Above Church on the las.. Sunday in June. /~)N i the opening of the annual carnival and that, too, parents. ^ ' who Job 2 p.m. of Illinois Men's Glee Club, minister of the gospel, after years he not to teach The program, under the direction of sity lawn fete at the Ciiurcli of the Aisump- all. will undertake Concert at the Army Medical Center. Helen so- at Arts of dedication to his has the Mary Howe, coloratura S minister of music tinder the direction of Raymond F. in eve- Show Club. subject, music to Sophie for would soon Geinral 6 Lyman McCrary-, i ::on Congress Heights tomorrow Variety Sophie Walter Reed Hospital. :30 p.m. had charge of the music for the here for an proper means of understanding what Is Rachman- prano. of the church, included organ and Dvorak, will stop engage- Rev. Francis X. Cavanagh, pas- CLL B members have announced come to regard him. says i July 13: services in honor of the Sacred Heart j ning. best for all concerned. Thursday, choral music. The "Toccata and ment of three days, Tuesday. Wednes- tor of the is director ^/^RTS inoff. as an ogre. "There are too many concert, to be broadcast from Fugur ! church, spiritual the of a "Variety : Radio at the Visitation Monastery at Be- and at the Loews Fox presentation There are three cardinal from for me to in D Minor" and the "St. Anne's day Thursday, of the club. points good teachers in Paris try the Army War College. 3 p.m. The artists were eti of this week thesda. Md. assisting the Theater. j The next of the club will b? Show" Thursday night Which the subject of program-making to impart musical knowledge. Further- Concert at the Mount Alto Fugue." by Bach, comprised organ I meeting j Hospital, Barr Walsti. soprano: Ray- men, selected from the Brooke Johns can be of the artist, Di'lphine numbers, and the Palestrina, "Alleluia": Twenty-six hpld at the Continental Hotel July 13 at the club with acting regarded—that ; more, I have not the patience." 6 :30 p.m. mond Catherine Holden. tenor; Toomey. on full roster of 140 of the of at 8:15 when Miss L. Mc- the cultivated listener and the mere All this was confided to a friend from Radio concert broadcast from the Bach chorales. "To God High" and University p.m.. Mary as master of ceremonies Mr Johns contralto; Ann Bresnahan, contralto; Illinois Glee Club, the best in j Gee. the newlv elected will music lover. The artist and cultivated the United States, who off at 1 Armv War 10:30 "Jesus. Joy of Man's Desiring'; Bort- represent ; president, was formerly with Ann Pennington in , stopped College, p.m. Helen SmelUer. soprano; the Bern- of but even in cherubim "Lo. a Voice": talent among the student body 11,000 ; will follow the i the late shows and as a listener are allied, united Rachmaninoff's villa for a visit and Friday, 14: Howe. Mrs. niansky song. preside. Dancing Ziegfelc's July heimer Trio. Mary Helen on the Illinois 1 are undoubtedly overwhelmed famous Russian discourse on Radio concert, to be broadcast from Cecar Franck's "Panis Angelicus," Men- campus. meeting. . oanjo player he has toured many Euro- strength heard the Martha Barbee and the Misses Barbee. . music lover. The dtlssohn's "How Are the Mes- From a group of MO men who quali- countries. He has also been acso- In numbers by the this and allied Incidentally, the Army War College. 3:30 p.m. the Lovely pean subjects. I,ouls McNerney presided at organ. fied for the of Illinois Glee j The Alpha Chapter of the Phi . vast number who love after Concert at the States senger:*'' Negro spiritual. "Steal Awav"; University ciated with Paramount films for three ' passionately Rachmaninoff revealed why. long United Capitol. Gamma or "Here Wave" Club la^t Fall. Dvorak selected the best Alpha National Accounting music have no talent de- no he continues 7:30 Bricker some Gounod's by Babylon's years. yet special financial need exists, p.m. I Grace Taylor presented of Strayer of Ac- to themselves 15: and Christianson's "Beautiful Savior" of the talent, 26 men. to make the trip Fraternity College Many radio entertainers have been sire occupy exclusively to endure the trials of concert tours, Saturday. July ; of her pupils in recital in the parlor will hold its annual < were the choral selections. which will take the organization away countancy banquet included in the program and are listed with it makes up the greater portion the weary miles of train travel, the National Grange program of the Na- of the Washington Sanitarium Wednes- 8 a at the Mayflower Hotel July 11 at artist's or orchestra's concert to from the campus on six-week tour. as -The Capitol Hill Billies" Evalvn of any boredom and of hotel life, tional Farm and Home Hour, be day She was assisted by Edna au- monotony evening. p.m. Spencer Gordon, lawyer and for a local who audience. Without them the artists broadcast from the War Walters of New York, who two ryner. pianist station, i "Artur Nikiscli once said." remarked Army College, gave will be the therefore their wishes Ocean Floor to Be Explored. thor, principal speaker. will act as accompanist for Estelie Hunt could not exist. Rachmaninoff, "that the happiest days 12:30 p.m. ; numbers on the cello. Mrs. Garry ''Dramatic*' Now Overworked. as far as will leave Dean: the Dixie Trio. Mary Templin. deserve consideration possible. of his life were those on which he gave sang "Salutation." by Gainer, to open Col. Seymour Sewell Aden. The Park View Woman's Club will the is the latest overworked roniralto: Blanche Ramon, first soprano, On the other hand, the artist more concerts. I feel much the same way. the program, and a group. "The Old Arabia, in August, to explore "Dramatic" i hold a card party July 19 at the home Stolen. the and Emily Watts, second soprano, and and the cultivated musician The of a concert Royal Signatures Refrain." by Kreisler: "Until." by San- depths of the ocean between Aden and adjective among "bright young of the Mrs. Maurice Smith. particularly anticipation facing j j president. the Duff Elsie ■ and from Africa to India. in London. It is the sur- ! Saxaphone Quartet. to a lesser degree, have devoted a life- audience gives me the utmost pleasure. ! LONDON Scotland Yard has derson. and "Ma Curly-Headed Baby." Madagascar thinfs" 415 Madison place. The proceeds will nine cessor to and the Cramer will act as accompanist for the of music. They awaken in the been baffled the of Clutson. Virginia Nichol The work is expected to last j "grim." "shattering" be turned over to the Philanthropic time to the study From the time I morning by disappearance by played j Dixie Trio. same his months. While the chief interest is to fast-dying "foul." A new dress, a entered upon this study with the of a concert day until the time comes the visitors' book from an exhibition Mendelssohn's "Spring Song" and ! Committee, to be used at the discretion the of the sea. ; a of or an Gretchen Hood. Washington singer ■devotion to music that the music lover for me to walk on the I await of sporting goods. It contained signa- "Spinning Song" and also played a1 determine depths speci- royal prince, piece candy of the chairman. Mrs. Arja Morgan. stage, • will a of a I mens life will be se- are "dramatic" to those present, group of songs mori feels. They have passed beyond the with the moment when I shall I tures of the Prince of Wales, the Duke duet with Dale Corner and another of under-water elephant—all delight I serious nature. with Corner also cured. who wish to appear up-to-the-minute. The Society of Federal Translators stage of enjoying music subjectively establish a feeling of contact with my : of York and Prince George. her teacher. Dale will the met evening at the Y. W. C. A. Theodore Tiller, jr.. present have discovered beauties hidden audience. When I do. nothing Monday and brings Mrs. Mekkin S. Perkins, vice first of two skits for the evening and ears of the others. They know me more satisfaction." Building. fto the thrilling A letter of resig- will be assisted by Romaine Stevens. the from th? bad. the president, presided. ! definitely good from the B. This will be followed by a sketch by the one of nation received president, | ,reason that makes composition A that Arts Club Players entitled "Ah." with of more H. Lamore. was read. motion , melodic perhaps, Dennis Connell. Anne less appeal, Gaul PHOTOPLAYS AT WASHINGTON THEATERS THIS WEEK be not accepted was Maurice Jarvis. and the deeper im- Reappointed. the resignation cast. ,J value constructively of withdraw- Ives and Margaret Yard in the * carried. The advisability and amazing technical proficiency /""EORGE GAUL, prominent Wash- Brooke Johns will conclude the pro- pulse from the American Federation of I rare worth to a certain work. ington musician, and for the past ing with selections. that gives j WEEK OP Government Employes was discussed. gram banjo know, and welcome two years personnel manager of the Na- iThev profoundly, Jl'LY U Definite action will be taken at the Au- new that with it Intellectual tional Orchestra, has just Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 'the brings Symphony in Ethel and John Ethel and Lionel Joan Blondell in and Pitts Loretta Young In Loretta YounK John. Lionel " It will do no been to fill that for Summerville Summerville and Pitts " gust meeting. Break Famed Liner. 'and artistic stimulus. reappointed post "Zoo in Barrymore In Barrvmorr in "Broadway Bad Up In "Out All Night." In "Out All Night." "Zoo In Budapest." Budapest " lover Administra- 1 "Rasputin end the in Un- however, to hurry the music the 1933-34 season by the Helen Hayes In Helen Hayes In Chic Sale in Dan- Chic Sale In "Dan- Rasoutin and the Buck Jones Club, at After considerable deiav the liner Bal- Academy " The Washington good, Sth and O Sts. 8 E. Empress ." Empress/* known Valley." Serial. Soroptimist to browse among the treas- tive Committee of the orchestra. Man- "Farewell to Arms." "Farewell to Arms seromCrovsroads' serous Crossroads." at the Willard Hotel cnce a renowned of j who wishes | its luncheon tic, floating palace into the announced Sidney and and Sidney and Peggy Hopkins Joyce in Peggy HopkinsJoyce in Lee Tracy in Ginger Rogers in "Pro- of Bach and Beethoven ager C. C. Cappel yesterday. Sylvia Sylvia 8idney Sylvia to Washington two i the Atlantic service, is being scrapped Donald Cook Donald Cook Donald Cook •International House." "International House." "The Nuisance." fessional Sweetheart." Thursday, brought ures world of modern Gaul has an role In. Ambassador re»l. who at Osaka Ja- i new and startling played important | In In in Pictorial. Pictorial. Sport reel. Comedy. Sport young girls of high school age in the shipbreaking yards to its the affairs of the National 18th A- Columbia Rd. • 'Jennie Oerhardt" Mack Sennett com. Mack Sennett com. Cartoon. "Phantom of Air.'Tith. some achieve- The which had been pur- 4 music. The steps appreciation Symphony [ "Jennie Oerhardt." "Jennie Oerhardt" had done outstanding pan. ship, '• not one can be in 1930. Last and Nancy Carroll and Robert Montgomery Ginger Rogers in "Pro- arrived there last are progressive and since its inception year "Janet Oaynor and Janet Gaynor and Miriam Hopkins and Miriam Hopkins " ment in the city in which she lives chased at junk price, to whom in Jack LaRue in Paul Lukas In and Sally Eilers in fessional Sneetliesrt 1 The music lover he filled the triple job of personnel Henry Garat Henry Garat In Jack LaRue in and where a Club exists. March, but before it could be towed into omitted. "Adorable." Adorable." "The Story ol Temple "The Story of Temple "Kiss Before ttyp Mir- "Made on Broadway." "Three Musketeers." 5. Soroptimist entirely understand- librarian and Apollo were of Bal- the harbor the shallow river bed had to 'Brahms Is not yet manager, violinist. 624 H St. N.K Souvenir. Souvenir. Drake" Technicolor. Drake." Technicolor. ror." Sennett comedy. Blng Crosby comedy. Sport reel. The two girls Mary Ring for understand- a to a more than 19 has no "We expect only few changes In the and Jordan and Marlon Da\ies ill Marion Dav es In George O'Brien in timore. of a club of young be dredged depth of able groundwork Kamun No'.arrg and Ramon Novarro Dorothy • president what Hindemith and Stravinsky personnel of the orchestra next season," Dark. Mvrna Loy Id Myrna Loy In Alexander Krkl'uid "Prg o My Heart." Peir o' My Heart." "Smoked Lightning." organized under the World's Best feet. ing Arcade in Comedy. Comedy. "Vlrslns of Ball." girls at. Mr. Gaul said. "In all probability the "The Barbariau." ••The Barbarian." "Bondage." , ere driving Hyattsvllle. Md. Comedy. News. Comedy. New*. Comedv. News. Cartoon. Cartoon. Serial and the first-chair men who were with us last '» The American concert public j Paul Whlteman. Paul Whlteman. George Arliss and Boots Mallory and Buck Jones In Ralph Morgan In it must ap- and who did so much toward "Tlit Trail." "Trick for Trick." I artists appearing before year, | Ashton Dark. John Boles and John Boles and Bette Davis Alexander Kirkland with another thought the orchestra to its Blng Crosby In Blng Crosby ill in in Comedy. Comedy. the subject bringing present | Clarendon. Va. Serial Serial. fc proach blase as artistic will be in their | "Kin* ol Jazz." "King of Jazz." "The Working Man.' "Humanity.1 view. This is not a country high standard, | Fairbanks, jr.. iln Janet Oaynor and Janet Gaynor and Frederic March and Frederic March and Ruth Chatterton and Irene Dunne and Douglas and we need to accustomed when rehearsals start in and Young in News classics, places In Joel McCrea Loretta Chest the Henry Garat In Henry Garat in Carole Lombard In Carole Lombard In George Brent " regards Do- prop- next Avalon "Adorable." "The and the "The and the Turner." "Silver Cord "Life of Jimmy Community in their life-giving "Adorable." Eagle Eagle "Lilly be saturated September." Jones short. Cartoon. our own 6612 Conn. AT®. comedy. Chic Sale comedy. Hawk." Cantor com. Hawk." Cantor com. Sennett comedy. Bobby 2d. lan." erties in order to nourish "The orchestra will maintain Its pres- Chic Sale and In Roland Young and Laurel and Hardy in the 1 Ann Harding and Ann Harding and Claudette Colbert Claudette Colbert and Ruth Chatterton ' blood stream. Acquainting ent sice of 75 musicians, despite the In musical Robt. Montgomery in Robt. Montgomery In Ben Lyon in Ben Lyon In •Lilly Turner Genevieve Tobln "The Devil's Brother." collections at a low ■re another such trip if trans- with the best of the on the of Cruise." Cartoon. Phantom of With percentage planning thoroughly tendency part large sym- Ave. Grand "When Ladles Meet." "When Ladies Meet." "I Cover the Water- "I Cover the Water- Taxi Boys comedy. "Pleasure can be public Bobby Jones short. :id the Air." No. 4 due to present business conditions, the portation procured. masters, even if the repetition to reduce person- 645 Pa. Ave. S B. Pitts-Todd comedy. Pitts-Todd comedy. front." Crosby com. front." Crosby com. Pictorial. gieat phony organizations Chest Collection Commit- Last Saturday youngsters from the and and and Harris and Phil Harris and "Love In High Gear." Community seems wearisome, satiating public nel," Gaul continued. Nell Hamilton Nell Hamilton Roland Young and Phil Home of House had a Charles In In Tobin In In Charles Ruggles in Tom Keene In "Scar- tee. under the of New- Day Friendship an impetus Dark. Ruggles Charles Ruggles Genevieve Charles Ruggles " chairmanship with its richness, "There will be 16 first violins, 14 Cameo ■ "Melody Cruise." let River" "Hurricane at Hains musicians "Terror Aboard." "Terror Aboard." "Pleasure Cruise." Melody Cruise " Committee picnic and sports Point by After ss. Sth. Com. bold Noyes, and the Budget for self-development. second violins. 8 violas. 8 cellos, 8 basses I Mt. Rainier. Md. News. Comedy. News. Comedy. News. Comedy. Cartoon. Comedy Cartoon. Expri a bus la given I Comedy. under Joshua Evans, jr.. are making the Rotary Club, which furnished the next step is and a in the section. The "Grand Slam" Tom Mix In hearing and knowing, harp string "The Great Jasper" "The Great Jasper" "Virtue" "Virtue" "Grand Slam" to increase collections to and lunch. and and and and and "Rustlers' Round-up." every effort , , ^ . woodwind will be made of 3 and I: creating. group up "The Theft of Mona Charlie Chase of unem- one to interfere Carolina "The Cohens and "The Cohens and "Blondie John- "Blondie John- "The Theft of Mona ' meet the continued pressure Y. M. C. A. has any flutes. 2 oboes. 2 first 1 bass Lisa comedy. II What right clarinets, llth&N.C. Ave. S.E. in Trouble." Kellys in Trouble." son." son." Lisa." on chest that mod?rn Kellys ployment agencies. is made the : with progress by insisting clarinet. 2 bassoons, and an in Laurel and Hardy In firms Announcement through English' Jack Holt and Lionel Atwiil and Lionel Atwiil and Jack LaRue in Jack LaRue " Several leading Washington not be a hear- "The Devil's Brother Lee Tracy In that the Y. M. C. A. shall given horn, while in the brass section there Fay Wray in Charlie Ruggles In Charlie Ruggles in "The Story of Temple "The Story of Temple as Board of Managers compositions j " Fred Waring short. "The Nuisance." have loaned the services of employes a executive in music Central "Woman I Stole "Murders In the Zoo." "Murders in the Zoo." Drake." Drake Technicolor. is the of $30,000 in ing? If trained will be 4 French horns, 3 trumpets, 3 5. on the few ; recipient bequests, that 425 bth St. N W. Comedy Cartoon. Comedy. Comedy. Technicolor short. Bobby Jones short. 'Id. "ThreeMusketeers. volunteers to call relatively consideration decides 1 j> which arc listed as follows: $20,000 from after mature trombones and tuba. We shall have and Janet Gaynor and Clyde Beatty and Chest subscribers of larger j is worthy of being pre- Elissa Landi and Elissa Landi and Bert Wheeler and Bert Wheeler and Janet Gaynor Community Mrs. Anna M. Kingan; S5.000 from a composition i 3 men in the battery section, 1 tym- Rambeau in Woolsey In Woolsey in Charles Farrell Charles Farrell Anita Page in owe on former Marjorie Rambeau in Marjorie Robert " Robert amounts who still years, because he i« ' • "The i to the who. Circle s s in in Bis: Cage." Miss Julia V. Simpson, and S5.000 from sented public, 1 panist and a piano-celeste-harmonium "The Warrior Hus- The Warrior Hus- Diplomaniacs "Diplomaniacs." to them to make payment of their inconvenienced, has the .right 2105 Fa. At*. N.W. band." Comedy. band." Comedy. Our Gang comedy. Our Gang comedy. "Bunny Side Pp. "Sunny Side Up." Serial. urge Miss Frances Young. Of these amounts, '! slightly player." In Frederic March at the time. In addi- not listen? An open Janet Oaynor and Janet Gaynor and Miriam Hpnkins and Miriam and Lee Tracy in Lee Tracy and pledges present it was Mrs. Kmean that ato say he will In his as Gaul has Hopkins in for provided by nourishes position librarian, Htnry Oarat Henry Garat Jack LaRue in Jack LaRue in "The Nuisance." "The Nuisance." Carole Lombard tion subscribers of larger amounts and a welcoming heart of "The Eac'.e and the SI 0.000 be used specifically for work tmind charge the large musical repertoire In in "The Story of Temple "The Story of Temple Jack Haley Jack Haley the 1933 who might not make we. or the world in gcnfral, Colony comedy Hawk." Com. Serial. year with colored men and Miss 7 genius. Are of the National Symphony. An idea of Oa. Ava. ft Farragut "Adorable." "Adorable." Drake." Chase comedy. Drake." Chase comedy. comedy. until later in the year, ac- boys. we can afford to and Scott payment was * so rich in genius that si*e of orchestra's Janet Oaynor and Janet Gaynor and Pat O'Brien in James Dunn and Miriam Hooklns and Miriam Hopkins Randolph and Youngs bequest also designated the the the library may In Sally Blane In to the term* of their pledges, or embitter the one In Henry Oarat in Henry Garat In "Destination Un- Sally Eilers in Jack LaRue in Jack LaRue cording for this purpose. be gained from the fact that, according Dumbarton of Temple "The Story of Temple "Wild Horse Mesa." have been by mall to pay as {discourage of who carries the "Adorable." "Adorable." known." "Sailor's Luck." "The Story requested It is to erect a new hand ball aspirants to the National dur- 1349 Wis. Ave. N.W. "The Drake." Comedy. Drake." Comedy. Comedy. time. planned {'multitude How can Gaul, Symphony Comedy. Comedy. Com.. Dentlsta.' Comedy. much as they can at the present mark on his forfhead? Buck as a memorial to Mrs. Kin- ing the past two seasons played U ma- Our Gang comedy, Regis Toomey Jones The Chest central office, building ('divine one if his music be Bellamy In in Community of her recognize that more Loretta Young tn Loretta Young tn James Dunn in "Fish Hooky." in Ralph gan, with part bequest, while i£we jor symphonies, 30 overtures and "Below the Sea." "The California on a reduced budget, has It- banished from programs because he has Fairlawn "Zoo in Budapest." "Zoo la Budapest." "Hello, Sister.". Charlie Chase comedy. "Soldiers of the operating $12,500 has been set aside for renoviz- if than 75 miscellaneous numbers, ranging D. C. Storm." Trail." self effected savings amounting to $6.- a new Anaco^tia. Mickey Mouse. and the Twe'fth Street wdared to find expression? all the from Lewis six ing furnishing way the lengthy "Bolero." Constance Bennett In Constance Bennett In George Arliss In "The George Arliss in "The Robert Montgomery Robert Montgomery Stone In 000 on its budget for the first our own composers, the in Evans In "Men Must Branch In order to make its work more As regards by Ravel, to the brief, delicate "Music "Our Betters." "Our Betters." King's Vacation." King's Vacation." and Mndge Evans and Madge Fight." months of the }; "Hell Below." Buck Jones in "Man year. effective. of the Federation of Music i Box." of Liadov. Hippodrome Comedy. Comedy. "Heart of New York." "Heart of New York." "Hell Below." request K, near 9th. News. News. Comedy. Comedy. of Action." Cartoon that at least one worthwhile \ News. News. Comedy. Comedy. Associated Charities. Instructive ifClubs "These figures," the librarian aaid, and Visiting Nurse Society. be Included in 1 Robert Montgomery Robert Montgomery John Barrymore and John Barrymore and Ellss". Landi and James Dunn Fay Wrpv and d American composition "do not include the concertos and in Zasu Pitts In in is other Evans in in " Ralph Bellamy receiving The Junior of time and Madge in and Madee Evans in Diana W.vnyard Diana Wynyard David Manners " The Intercity department League Washington will serve for the Home "The Warrior's Hus- "Hello. Sister "Below the Sea mem- Peach program, | pieces played by the famous soloists "Hell Below." "Hell Below." "Reunion in Vienna." "Reunion in Vicuna." many from out-of-town I; has endowed another Memorial day with the field of creation. 13th & C Sts. N.K. Cartoon. Somen.r. band." Comedy. Ecbbv Jones short. 2d. Our Gant: comcdy. inquiries •"■•being to vitalize who have appeared with the orchestra | Cartoon. Souvenir. of the Family Welfare the Instructive Nurse on Ka- Nell Hamilton and A1 Jolson in "Hallelu- ber agencies Visiting Society our are focused CUve Brook and Richard Barthelmess Richard Barthelniess Walter Huston and " ) And while eyes the last two years. If these were Clive Brook and the and kindred or- A check for J1U0 was received j during in In ren in "Gabriel Mae Clark In "As jah. I'm a Bum Ken Association of America Ins • of music. Diana Wynyard Diana Wynyard In and Bally Eilers in and Sallv Eilers Morlev where sit the gods ■ j Olympus, , added, they would swell the total to Cavalcade Cavalcade." "Central Airport." "Central Airport." Over the White House." Devil Commands." Mavngrd. "Tombstoi* asking that visits be made week from the treasurer of the leagut own have left the crowd Jesse N Serial. ganisations. one of our may around 150 musical works two 18th nr. RI At* .E. Comedv. Cartoon. Cartoon. Comedy. Travel talk. Couiedy. Travel talk. Comedy. CartoouL Com. Cartoon. .Canyon." .^1. located in the that this be set as an (' the during Comedy. Ser,_Mat to references of clients a.sking up in- and the difficult climb up John and James Cagney Bill Hova and ccme. f begun snort seasons." Constance Bennett and Jeau Harlow and Barrymore from wliich the inquiries (lownient, making 17 days thus indowca in Gable in Myrna Loy in in Dorothy Wilson In places 'ffteep slope. Gaul pointed out that this Dark. in Clark The District Conference has ad- by the league. of music is so already ! Palm "Our Betters." "Red Dust." "Red Dust." "Topaze." "Picture Sratcher." "Lucky Devils." The storehouse good will be Va. subjects. Short subjects. Serial. inertia that large library substantially aug- ! Del Ray. Short subjects. Short subjects. Short subjects. Short journed for the Summer. Catholic Charities. ;nvell filled that it Is only mented when in ; Conductor Hans Klndler Mae Clarke in "Parole in Maurice Chevalier In Maurice Chevalier in in Joan Crawford Jack Hoxie In "Law makers from reach- ¥•? Cl*rke "Parole We Live." Club. work on Vprevents program returns from Europe the latter of Girl." Zasu Pitts and Girl." Zasu Pitts and "A Bedtime Story." "A Bedtime Story." "Today We Live." "Today and Law less." Spencer Northeast Boys* Continuing their program o: part Princess in Night in In for heard masterpieces this 8. Summerville. "Out Sliin Summerville in Marlon Davies in Marion Davies. "Polly Bela Lugosi in Bela Lugosi Tracy "Young returning families to the country, where .-ing rarely month. He said, his ■ "During 1119 H St. N.K. All Night." Mat.. 2. of the Circus." of theCircus." Mat .2. "Night of Terror." of Terror." Mat 2. America." Mat., I p.m. The Senior Council, composed of boys with which to refresh the palate of Dr. "Out All Night." "Polly they are able to raise vegetables for ! travels Kindler is alw-ays on the in Keene in Slim In the different in a Irene Dunne and Irene Dunne and Clive Brook and Clive Brook and Helen MacKellar Tom Summerville and who are outstanding own 1 concert goers. alert for the meritorious of new their sustenance, the Catholic works Joel McCrea In Joel McCrea in Diana Wynyard Diana Wynyard "The Past of Mary "Son of the Border." Zasu Pitts in "Out All of the club, including in the New York Times com. McGulre departments Charities have moved 3 recent article composers as well as new editions of Savoy "Silver Cord." "Silver Cord." in in Holmes." Torchy Mickey Night." Bobby Jones meets two families t« Universal?" 3030 14th St. N.W. Newman travel talk. comedy. short. 2d. Waring sh't. athletics, printing, woodwork, etc., the of ^entitled. "Is Music begins the old masterpieces. He is sure to Chase comedy. CTiase comedy. "Cavalcade." "Cavalcade." vicinity Bluemont, Va., during is in and "42nd Thursday under the leadership of A. an acid "Music some Constance Bennett in Helen Hayes and Helen Hayes and Carole Lombard Warner Baxter Street." the past two weeks. Mrs. paragraph. bring back Interesting numbers." in Harvey W. • in Orchids." Bebe Daniels "Smoke Lightning." director. Sjwith described as a 'universal Dark. "Our Betters." Clark Oable In Clark Oable "No More Boyd Hinds, who owns a Summer jften airly Seco "The White Sister." Sylvia Sidney in "Pick "42nd Street." Our Gang com. Serial. Wiley, home near for can Comedy. "The White Sister." But I. my part, only Silver Sprint. Md. Review. Comedy. Cartocn. Com. Cartoon. Serial. Up." Cartoon. News. Comedy. Serial. Cartoon. Mat.. 1 p.m. House. Bluemont, has donated the use of her fctnguage.' con- Neighborhood that music as practiced in our and Kent Taylor Phillips Holmes tn for this flee Soloist at Convention. Slim Bummervlll* Slim Summerville John Gilbert and Joan Blondell. Loretta Young The Vacation School of Neighborhood property purpose during the schools and homes. Is Rlcardo Cortes and Gene Raymond in "Men Must Fight." Summer months. l cert halls, music and Zasu Pitts and Zasu Pitts Robert Armstrong last with an AT the convention of Stanton In in Ginger Rogers in in Zane Grey's Tom Keene in "Scar- House opened Wednesday the least universal the American in • Bthe most parochial, C "Zoo Rider/ let River." Serial. and under n Guild flth * Sts. N.K. "Out All Night." "Out Night" "FastWorkers.^ Broadway _Bad." In Budapest ^ ^Mystery enrollment of 59 boys girls, all arts. In art galleries, museums. of Organists held last week _All S. MUSICSTUDIOS. jfof Clark Gable and Clark Oable and Mary Pickford In Mary Pickford in Bette Davis Lewis Stone In "Men the direction of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. * even in homes we in Cleveland. Lyman S. ap- Must schools and private McCrary Dark. Helen Haves in Helen Hayes in "Secrets." "Secrets." in Fight." Carole assisted Mrs. M. Stod- see or as with the Cleveland News. "Ex-Lady." Lombard in "Hell to Neligh. by Joseph BESSIE N. f all of us continually examples peared organist State "White Sister." "White Sister." News. Miss Lena WILD Md. News. Comedy. Comedy. Heaven Mat.. I :'Hi. dard. Miss Adele Whiteside. of paintings, sculpture, Symphony Orchestra in their conceit Bethesda. Comedy. Comedy. News. _ Comedy, and Rp!d;i Warren i'i and Miss J. Had- I}'reproductions of almost coun- in honor of the convention. Fay Wray and Fav Wray and Helen Hayes and Helen Hayes and Lewis Stone and Pat O'Brien William Barghausen Dorothy s"' ti furniture, folk-art all given guild in In "Des- Entranre." as- ; PHOXF r.FORC.iA s"wm9" Robert Armstrong in Robert Armstrong in Clark Oable in Clark Gable in Phillips Holmes Bellamy "Emplnvrs lev. The following volunteers are star and of many different periods, so Mr. McCrary. the organist and direc- "Men Must Fi?ht." tination Unknown." Geo O'Brien. "Smoke T 3 tries Sylvan "King Kong." "King Kong." "The White Sister." "The White Sister." Miss Ella V/eimer. Miss Helen most of us are somewhat con- tor of Epworth M. E. Church, 104 R. I. Ave. N.W. Com. Novelty. Cart'n. Cart son. Comedy. Cartoon. Com. Sport Champ'n. Com. Cartoon. S?rlal Lightning." Mat.. 1. sisting: that player! _Com._Novelty._Cart'n. Comedy, I Miss Mareare: Jasper, Miss WALTER T. HOLI J most salient character- with the orchestra the of Chic Sale in Hutton, j E versant with the organ part Joan Crawford and Joan Crawford and Miss Thelma • * * in Seth Gary Cooper Jack Oakie In Jack Oakle in James Cagney In James Cagney In "Lucky Dog." Margaret Koehler. Hodg- j Mandolin, I istics of many of these arts. But Bingham's suite, "Memories of Gary Cooper in Banjo, Guitar, Takoma in in "Sailor. Be Good." "Sailar. Be Good." "Picture Snatcher." "Picture Snatcher." Richard Arlen kins. Miss Erma Hasper. Miss Kather- music our is so well-nigh Ftp.nee." The program of th? conccrt "Song of the Eagle.'' : Hawaiian Guitar f ignorance Takoma Park. D. C. "Today We Live. "Today We Live." ine Twlford and Miss Thelma Merry- and Ukulele that even our consisted of well known orchestral In SINCE 1 H y K boundless professional and Ann Harding and Claudette Colbert and Claudette Colbert and iasa Landi and Elissa Landi and Randolph Scott | Ann Hardina in man. A School of I musicians could hardly be relied upon compositions by several prominent con- Robert Montgomery In Robert Montgomery in Ben Lyon in "I Cover Ben Lron tn "I Cover Wlearner Baxter in Warner Baxter Zane Grey's | Achievement. Where Stand- " "I »u Wednes- "I Loved You Wednes- "Sunset Pass." ards Ar# Hlth. Enter at Any Time a from a Leo Tivoli "When Ladles Meet." "When Ladles Meet the Waterfront." the Waterfront." Loved House. £ to distinguish Nordic melody temporary organists; notably day." Short subjects Short aubiects. Camedy Sport Teel. Friendship Leawn. Private. Day ind 14th * Park Rd. Travel talk. srtoon Travel talk Technicolor. Cartoon. Teehnlcolor Cartoon ■ ~ " - : ■ or African tune, to differentiate Sowerby, first American winner of the Oartoon. day" itudanU Offarad Kxcaptlooal tvenSji Chinese Fay Wray Wl" "5 Twenty members of the Social Club P between American Indian and Austra- Prix de Rome la music, and Carl Mc- ISMIf | tyan n*tl*e Quae a Mlnjey of the New7 Bubo* Oaoaerm- Yo*k gjg-