Warren F. Johnson, Organist CHURCH of Hie PILGRIMS M. £. Beach Heads I 22nd fr P Sts. N.W. 7:30 o'clock "O Bavins Victim”_Kenneth Walten Kelliher Post of Anverrne —_ Jean Pasanet Saintmal _ Bichard Pnrvle Contemporary VFW Department NATIONAL SYMPHONY With the reorganization el Music Needs HANS KINDLER, Csndiiotsr Joseph B. Kelliher Post of the Dis- • (WEDNESDAY SERIES) trict of Columbia Department, Vet- Jan. 14th, 8:30 P.M. Wednesday, erans of Foreign Wan of the United Prehearings —CONSTITUTION BALL— By Alice Eversman States, officers were elected last A very definite step toward en- Ezio week as follows: lightening both musicians and the Pinza, Commander, Milton X. Beach; public as to contemporary music Basso, Metropolitan Opera senior vice commander, W. Dewey was made some four years ago when Available Re-Sale Tickets at Artur Rodzinski inaugurated read- Women’s Committee Special Bureau Tinsman, junior vice commander, 1727 K ST. N.W.r EX. 62*4 ing rehearsals by the New York C William 'Tuel; quartermaster, Ed- Philharmonic of manuscript scores. i W. William Attendance was invitation, al- ward Kelliher; chaplain, by though any one making a request E n N. Porter. NATIONAL SYMPHONY iould obtain a ticket. Last winter The following appointments were -i-i—-i-;-— HANS KINDLER, Conductor the composer, Norman Dello Joio, (SUNDAY SERIES) made by the commander: Adjutant, tried another scheme by inviting TODAY, JANUARY 11, 4 P.M. James Robert Earner; officer ot :omposers to meet with their pros- —CONSTITUTION HALL— to become ac- the day, James F. Kelliher. Mr. pective interpreter* luainted in an informal manner. Ha Kelliher is a brother of the man bad composers and pianists, com- was The Percy Grainger for whom the post named. posers and violinists, or singers as *J8Kt**. CONT.aim pVE POPULAR PROGRAM post is made up largely of boys needed, for cozy get-togethers to Tchaikovsky’, “Piano Concerto” try out music and talk it over. MYRNA DEAN Waits, “Voice, of Sprins.” Strom, from the section around the George- SLATS TIMY were constructive efforts for '•f- B RfS. Rimskr-Koreakov', “Caprlecio town Boys’ Club, and many of them These TtTttl FIHH Espaxnol” i better of what is grew up together in that same understanding Sl.se. St.ee. S*.40, S3, S3.ee tax tael. in the creative Conatitution Hail Box Office neighborhood. >eing accomplished Oven 1 P.M. in this Such FIFTEENTH WASHINGTON YEAR: The post is holding meetings at vay country. plans be in commu- 3*36 M street N.W. »uld adopted every THREE PUBLIC PERFORMANCES ANNUALLY _I_ nity with most helpful results for The Southern Conference of the til concerned. It is not fair to The Catholic University of America VFW, made up of the Southern and sompoeer, interpreter or public to ACADEMY OF will sponsor a concert bv Southwestern States and which in- five one hearing of a work and let and the local t go at that. So much is involved AQrPT NATIONAL SYMPHONY cludes Peary Ship, Soloists with the National Symphony this week Will be Ezio Pinza (left), Metropolitan Opera ORCHESTRA Hpnart.mpnt. will hold the midwin- n the way of expansion of the old on and on this afternoon’s program. on basso, Wednesday night Percy Grainger, pianist, playing nusical idiom that its reason or its DRAMATIC ART HANS KINDLER, Conducting ter meeting at Biloxi, Miss., be without IllfCEl Pianist January 16, 17 and 18. tffect cannot judged EMERSON MEYERS, those University Gymnasium. Miehisan Ave. An Invitation to attend was pre- Menuhin Gave Paris nore complete knowledge by DRAMA—PUBLIC SPEAKING—RADIO and 7th St. N.E. sented to the Council of Adminis- Operatic Quartet :oncerned in making a concert, sea- at 3i30 P.M. Sunday, January 18th) tration night at the Dis- ion. floor Seats: St.to and ti.tO Monday First Concert After Here Tomorrow Bleachers: 00 cents trict Building. The members voted Concentrated Effort Needed. BEGINS (Tex Included) NEW TEN-WEEK TERM to send Department Junior Vice Many artists have taken up the Ticket, on saio at Kltta Music Store. In Benefit ef Comdr. Robert F. Sutphin as Nazis’ : a use of ! MONDAY, JANUARY 12th 1330 G St. N.W., and lobby Tyranny The Cathedral Choral Society will Program contemporary composers McMahon Hail, Catholic University. Mr. Sutphin Yehudi Menuhin, world-famous an i md their and made Oredrs, Address: Office ef their representative. start rehearsals for the “Footlight Favorites,” operatic output every CHILDREN’S SAT. 10 A.M. TERM $30 (For Mail the of the May per- 1 CLASS, FEE, the Preeurator, Catholic University, hopes to enlist support violinist, will give his only Wash- of Richard Bonelli, sffcrt to acquaint the public With it. C.J formance of Bach's “Mass in B quartet consisting \ School Student* Drama Clots**—Thur*., 4—Sat*., 1—Term Fee, $30 Washlnxton 17, D. conference in putting over a reso- ington recital this winter Tuesday rhls is most praiseworthy and al- High Get Tour Tickets Son Metropolitan Opera baritone; Ade- lution, passed by the District ol night at 8:30 o’clock in Constitution Minor” tomorrow at 8 p.m. in St. ready some of the reluctance toward in laide Abbot, soprano; Evelyn Knapp, new has 3228 N ST. N.W. Wit ontin Av«.) Tele. DU, 1616 Columbia Department December, Hall under the Alban’s Church. Those Interested iccepting the been broken j to have the Commander In Chief 6f and Edward tenor, iown. But it is not One management in joining the society should regis- contralto, Kane, enough. appoint a National Un-American Dorothy Hodg- in Constitution lew work sandwiched in between the COMING ter at 7:30 before the rehearsal. will be presented Activities Committee, to support the kin Dorsey. p.m., >ld and familiar on a program has Hall tomorrow night gtt 1:30 p.m. in work of the Un-American Activities Menuhin had ittle chance of registering as strong- TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES NOAMI ALEH-LEAF The will Committee of the District of Colum- the distinction The Army Band, Capt. Hugh a benefit concert.. proceeds y as it should. An entire evening DANCES OF THE NEAR EAST bia Department. of being the Curry, conductor, will present Wed- go to charities uid activities fund if new music also defeats the end CAROLINA At the of the Council of to 'or it is tiring to listen to and the ,1*^N.lnc^V$E- bv meeting first artist at 8 the first of 13 of the Chase Rotary •SMASHUP," the Story of » Women, WARNER BROS.' THEATERS Sponsored nesday pm. pro- Bethesda-Chevy 1 The last and. Vest Association Administration John S. Macaboy in the new- ibsorbing faculties cannot remain SUSAN HAYWARD; Plus ’ADVENTURE For Additional Inlormation. Phone play all of which will be held Club, which is sponsoring the event. RORY Theatere Direct or Call RE. 0800 to the department Its golf grams, ilert. Both of these ways of ISLAND," CALHOUN. _ presented ly liberated pre- JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER at the Auditorium. Matinees at 1 F.M. Today All Theaters. trophy, which was the prize com- Paris. While in Departmental The program will feature out- senting new music, however, are but 2103 Po. Ave. N.W. RE. 0184 P.M. This will be the initial CIRCLE January 29th, 8:00 peted for in the recent golf tour- London in 1943 appearance standing songs of light opera and passing gestures rather than the WILDE in AMEASSADOR •*>1 4. GINGER ROGERS, CORNEL Tickets SI .30. Includins tax in The of the Army Band in a public hall musical Marcel TO BE YOU," »t 1:20, 3:15, £s nament held November. Mr. Menuhin comedy arranged by "IT HAD Dennis Moraan in "My :Wild Irish BUREAU will be 5:20, 7:30, 9:35. SNOW CONCERT name of the first winner of the in the District. All concerts Frank, a Viennese who won the Rose.” at l:OS, »:15, 6:20. 7:30. 9:*6. 1108 G Street N.W. was at a dinner juired. Av" has broadcasted. Charlton Myer, for Since 1349 Republic 4433 trophy, Charles W. Muck, jr„ which Sergt. Geneva prize composition. Music in all its details does not DUMBARTON Telephone during will be the soloist. APOLLO been inscribed on it, as will be the pianist, the organization of the company, the inger in the mind with the same 2:30, Cont. Two Main Hits 424MHSboNt the liberation of Mat. at Lucille Ball. to be traveled some miles and RED SKELTON, VIRGINIA O’BRIEN in Geora* Sanders in ‘lne interested in its con- THEATER Optratl* Qaarttt Foley linist that when Prance was free Dwight Hodges acutely FAIRFAX S,?^HS^».,,rr,n,r <4 From nament next year. from Nazi tyranny,he would have lane, Takoma Park, Md., Tuesday. States. struction is listening avidly. It is 445 the honor of giving the first concert. The musical program will be under Mr. Bonelli celebrated his 10th : tot correct to condemn or acclaim Conf'fX ^-^“wairSis^^-’W AVE. GRAND Meetings this week: Cook. AND FANCY FREE" (in Tech.). ★ A later, when Paris was retaken the direction of Mrs. Bethany anniversary with the Metropolitan i work on one hearing and without Don Caastle in “Roses Are Red." Sunday—GPO Post, 985 G place year Md. GR. 2222 armies of the United He throughout i itudy. The artist who presents it GREENBELT Greenbelt, ticlurd ioMlIi N.W. by invading company. appeared 1J,h 4 Mr. Menuhin made one of The Guild will the United States in recital and in las made this study and is con- Walt Disney’* "FANTASIA" (Tech.), at BEVERLY | Httrapalitaa Optra Tuesday—George G. Blake Post, Nations, Washington Opera 1:40, 4:20,' 7, \orkin811'3300 Barltppt his sensational before have the of the "The Waltz King” operetta, which vinced of its value, but the public is 9:40.__ Ginaer Roaers. Cornel Wilde in’"It Had 1227 Wisconsin avenue N.W.; Front appearances support Arlington M St' N W- Ml' 5890 To Be at in the was en tour Miss Abbot seldom in the same happy state. 3227 You.” 1. 3, 5:10. 7:25. 9:35. Adeliid* Abbot N.W. a French audience, making room Civic Symphony Association recently. LIDO Line Post, 935 G place U. S. Talent on his for Mendelssohn's forthcoming presentation of three is a former student of Mary Garden Championed. Today Two Big Hits, Mat. 1:30 P.M. 2324 Wi‘- Av*- N W- \ ttprist Tuesday—Wilbur S. Abel Post, 935 program CITY." The Durango " f Ml 1 concerto dur- one-act at the Lisner Audi- and a of the Chicago Musi- This country has reached the "WEST OF DODGE CALVERT WO. 2345 G N.W. ever-popular which, operas graduate Kid. CHARLES STARRET.. Plus "FOR Evolyn biff place in its musical • Ginaer Roaers. Cornel Wilde In "It Had ing the Nazi regime, headed the list torium on January 28 and 29. cal College. joint development EVER YOURS.” Comedy. Cartoon._ To Be Centralt# Wednesday—Follow Me Defense You,” 1, 3:10. 6:15, 7:25. 9:35. I form two com- vhen serious consideration must be 7,h 3t' *k°v# * Post, 1809 Rhode Island avenue N.E. of forbidden music. Eighty young singers LITTLE Idwird Kim casts for Puccini’s "H Tabar- riven its own creative talent. The 425 Thursday—A. Peter Dewey Post, Next Sunday, January 18, Mrs. plete acnnaoei s necitai Mr. Handel.” CENTRAL Tsssr ro,” “Suor Angelica” and "Gianni splendid attempts at its champion- “The Great 9y2£,w- G place N.W.; National Capital will Jonas, Lucille Ball, Franchot Tone in "Her 1935 Dorsey present Maryla Schlcchi” which will be sung in ship made by Koussevttsky, by How- McLean, Va. Husband's Affairs.” at 1, 3:50. 5:16. 1310 K street N.W.; Pentagon First in Decade ju I ran Country~Theater, ★. | Post, the Polish who TTm n>l 4 cVi ird Hanson the festivals at nCIsEsAll |>|tor old Dominion Drive 6:45. 9:35. Edaar Bersen. Charlie Mc- pianist skyrocketed during Carthy. Dinah Shore Post, Raleigh Hotel; Equality-Wal- ALAN LADD, "WILD HARVEST." in "Fun And into fame with two Hall Artur Schnabel, one of the world’* Eastman School, by individual artists Fancy Free." at 2:35, 5:20, 8:20. ter Reed Post, 935 G place N.W. Carnegie 2402 M«. Vern. Ave.. Del Ray, Alex. | Lucia Maxwell mezzo- of Beethoven, will ind conductors and, most notably, nl|U 8:S0 P. M. Post, 1319 recitals a ago. One of the very McQueary, grAt exponents » HLD 3360 Cont. Prom 2:00 4”5 Georgia Av*. N.W. Tomorrow Nirht, Friday—AU-American year Richard each with ov. vwtswniCOLONY soprano, Assisted by Catherine Bux- be presented by Patrick Hayes in jy Bales, March, •SPANISH MAIN" in Technicolor. Plus GE. 4500 K street N.W. few pianists who excited the inter- (MBTITUTION HALL _ on 33. He has not the series presented in the National Cartoon* and New*. Robert Youna. Robert a baum, pianist, and Alice Clarine recital January 5 Mitchum in Tltksts: ll.lt, tl.M. M M, U, M.ll led. Mx est of Paderewski and enjoyed "Crossfire," at 1, 3:05, 6:15. 7:20, 0:35 will a in in a decade. Gallery of Art, are in the right di- •new Concert Burma, 1108 G it. N.W. of with Miss Stone, contralto, give program played Wellington Health Group Meets Tuesday period study him. rection and commendable. Yet -SIDNEY LUST THEATERS-, 1230 C St. N.E. TR. RIM Carbert'Sp 7837 Wlaeontla Atp. this afternoon for the benefit of the A week latgr, Thursday, January most HOME of the Ta- Jonas suffered many hardships be- The January meeting Casualty Hospital Nurses’ Home. 39, Licia Albanese, leading soprano the concert public and the musi- fflpporauME^roV;,:* Ann fore she was launched by Artur • Sothern in "Undercover koma Park Health and Welfare WHERE I'M GOING." Maisie," The in form of a silver tea, of the Opera, will be cians need still more. I KNOW Maureen O'Hara. "Foxes of Harrow." Rubinstein on a career. Ex- event, Metropolitan Association, postponed from last public With so inter- wi». Av«. «, E.-W. Hwy. sponsored by the Board of Lady heard here for the first time. Both many people vitally BIsIBUIMIimnni Nr- N W- be held at t patriated from her native Poland, W|. nut or 9636 nwinwi week, will Tuesday will concerts will be in Constitu- ested, why could not such reading KENNEDY Miss Jonas found a haven In Latin Managers of Casualty Hospital, given Free Farkin*—Open 1:48 RA 6tQ0 Columbia avenue. rehearsals be Inaugurated in this "GOLDENEARRINGS.” Errol Flynn, Ida Lupino. "Escape Me whence she made her take place in the nurses’ home from tion Hall. Today-tomor.— Never.’’ at America, „ be RAY MILLAND. MARLENE DIETRICH. 1:20, 3:20, 5:2B, 7:25; 9:30. 2 to 6. There will be incidental It is not generally known that city? Some could undertaken by 9:10. way to New York, due to the in- »t 2:45. 4:60, 7. 4859 MacArthur nfusie, which will include violin solos. Schnabel composes, nevertheless he the National Symphony, but many Rock. 2434 FiacnnMar ARTHUR ■ nun terest Rubinstein took in her art mn n Rockville, Md. _ B(vd N w OR 4^ has written for piano, voice, chorus more, and leaf expensively, by indi- Marla TOT Montes. "Pirate of Monterey.” vidual musicians, Today-tomor.—“DRUMS ALONG at 1:35. 3:35. 5:35, 7:35, 9:40. and orchestra. His trio, for violin, particularly pian- COLBERT, MOHAWK.” CLAUDETTE annuzzi Busch and Serkin cello and was by ists, of whom there are many of out- HENRY FONDA, at 2. 4:28, 6:66. 9:~4. Armando J piano, presented PFNN 9°- Ave. at 7th S.E. in talent. Occasional evenings Eastern Ave. Bet. R. I. ruin GOAL Grand Opera Dramatic Tenor Adolf Busch, violinist, and Rudolf the Albeneri group Tanglewood standing VHVUrnnn fr. 5200 of and discussion with- KAY WUUU J, M|ch. Av„. WA 8899 Ronald Reagan. "That Hagen Girl,” PROMPT DELIVERY Serkin, pianist, will be presented in last summer and a symphony, fin- performance Free Parking—Hearing Aids at 1:10, 3:15, 5:20. 7:30. 9:35. Voice Specialist was out admission fee and without crit- YOU. recital of solo and chamber music ished in 1939, premiered by Today-' omor—"IT HAD TO BE Foundation and ical comment would be most con- WILDE. GINGER ROGERS, Va. anthracite *l A Technique night at 8:30 o’clock in in Minneapolis a year CORNEL lift School of bel canto Saturday Mitropoulos at 1:22. 3:23. 6:24. 7:26. 9:28. SAVOY of Tickets He has returned from structive. It would be a labor of ^°c£h/^NW- Romeo and Juliet,” "Evening Star." CAMERON. MOMTEZ. ROD at 1:20, 3. 4:40. B:20. 8. 9:40. "Far Of! I Hear a Lover’s Flute." YEHUDI MENUHIN, violin recital. from Wagner* "Tannhauaer. Hall .8:30 Bee- Abrash* Robofsky, bari- 48th A Mail. Av*. N.W. 21 arr. Cadman: Cadman’s "The Moon Constitution p.m. M/Sergt. igmt of thoven's "Sonata No. 8. F. Major. tone: Oillls' "Short Overture. God- AA 4600 Cont. 1-11 P.M. 2102 Drops Low.” Spring Song the WO. ATLANTIC A,Tun:ic7&.s-w' REpublic Robin Woman." Miss Hughes. On. 'J4'': Bartok's unsccotapanted ard's “Scotch Scenes.” T'Serst. GINGER ROGERS, CORNEL WILDE. ROGERS In in O"; oboe; T/Serat. Robert .WILDE CORNEL GINGER LEWIS ATWATER. recital: “Sonata No. 3, Vieuxtemps' Harry Fieig. In "IT HAD TO BE YOU.’ 1:26, at 3:20. organ F Minor. soloists; Me- IT HAD TO BE YOU." 1:20, GEORGE IRVING CHANDLER, Concerto No. 'J. Sharp Marklev. trumpet, 3;30. 6:36, 7:40. »:45 "Hun- of Foster.' 5:20. 7:20, 9:20. tenor, assisting: All-Souls' Unitarian Op 18"; Brahms-Joachim mories Stephen ■ >• 1331 H St. N.t. AT. 8300 garian Dances No. 15. A Major. No. f| 2931 SE Church. 5 n.m. Bach program. ': FRIDAY. Allilw Double Feature. •'Praised Be Thou.” choral prelude lfi, G Minor": Rgvel’i "Habanera CONGRESS Wlenlawski's “Scherzo Tarantelle.' WILLIAMS. JIMMY DU- : on The Old Year." "Kyrie. Gott ESTHER RAY MILLAND. MARLENE DIETRICH MUSIC CLUB, the "THIS TIME FOR KEEPS Helliger Geist": "Arioso.” Mr. At- FRIDAY MORNING RANTE in in "GOLDEN EARRINGS." at 1:20, WEDNESDAY. String En- ROY ROGERS in water: "The Old Year Now Hath Friday Morning Club in Technicolor. 3:20. 3:20. 7:20. 9:20. director: In Color. Passed "Lord. My Thanks BAND. Cant. Hugh Curry, con- semble. Cecelia Mahoney, "PAY RANCHERO" Away.” ARMY France* 1342 Good Rd.S.E. to Thee '. "Now the Sheep 8ecure ductor; Sergt. Charlton Myer, ptan- Virginia Lenkford. soprano: Minn. Ave. at Banning Hop. pianist: Barker Hall. •niAVIIR Are O. God. Thou Faith- 1 a soloUt; Vlllaret. FAIRLAWN Grazing.” t, "Concerto SUIAIUn Bd. N.E. TB. 2600 ful God," Mr. Chandler. Departmental 11:30 s.m. Geminiani's Double Feature—CHARLIE CHAN in Minor.” atrlni ensemble: Free Ferklnc—C-8 Bu. to Door Auditor 1 u m. Groaao. G "THE CHINESE RING." at 1:06. 3:35. THOMAS H. KERR. Jr.. Plano re- Brahma’ rDle Malnaeht.” Botschaff ; MARIA MONTEZ in PIRATES OF 8 p.m. Seitz's fl:05. 8:35. ERNEST TUBB in "HOL- cital, National Gallery of Art. S "Der Llebeatod.” from Wagners MONTEREY’’ in Technicolor. 1:38, — “Pom pose LYWOOD BARN DANCE," at 2:15,4:45, Keith's Theoter pm. Bach's “Concerto In Italian "Triatan and Isolde,” Miss Lank- 3:40, 8:45. 7:80. 8:66. ♦ Down the Street from March,” En- 9:45. Style." Medtner’s "Danza Festlva.” " ford: Schumann’s "Sonata. G 7:15. eSCO's Bou- MUVI nn 28th A Alabama Ave. SI eight hxcerpts from Schumann's Minor. Op. 22.” Miss Vlllaret. naxiiUn laurel, Md. Lour.l 13 5 "Die Davidsbuendler Taenze Cho- rn a n 1 a n Vi. 4000 com. 1-11 l amm WILL BE OPEN TO Vs m aAelw SYMFHONY. Howard pin's "Fantasy. F Minor. Op. 40”: NATIONAL Deor. students con- Free Ferkln*—-C-2 B«» to “Scherzo." from Burrill Phillips' No. l : Mitchell, conductor: HOPE In WHERE THERE'S ♦ School. 2:30 Doors Open 12:45.__ BOB EVERY SUNDAY "Informalities": Inch’s "Nocturne.” Singer Carr cert. Roosevelt High p.m. OINGER ROGERS, CORNEL WILDE LIFE." Rubinstein’s "Out "Coun ter. Handel-Kindler "Prelude and Fugue.- 1:25, Beryl "Caprice.” Mosart g In "IT HAD TO BE YOU.’’ r» s ssss of Silence,” from Still's “Seven point a la D Minor"; first movement. YOUR CONVENIENCE third move- 3:26. 5:30. T:30. »:30. {FOR Traceries”: "Gsstapo Goose-step." Mode.” Ger- •Symphony No. 29”: ANACOSTIA Frgnck's "Symohony, D BBIHPFCC 1119 H St. N.E. ♦ WITH OUR USUAL FINE from Kerr's "Album for the Not- ■ h w 1 n a ment. Matin*. Daily Melancholy, In Minor”: Brahms’ "Hungarian » 9200. Cont. 1-11. ARENA Too-Young”: "Gentle "Rhapsody TR. WILDE. GINGER ROGERS in TURNER'S DINNERS AND POPULAR PRICES from Kerr’s "Suite of Moods”: Car- Blue." Sergt. Dances. Nos. l and 2’’: Meyers’ Dally- CORNEL JIT*"'.,,. { Rossini's "Wt». Double Feature Proxram “IT HAD TO BE YOU," at 1:20, 3:20, 1828 G St. N.W. penter's "Dance in Five-Four.” Myer; selec- "Serabande," finale. ARTHUR on sale at the Fairway, nmm acji. PENNY SINGLETON, U.MVI .*U| Tickes *1.20, *1.80, *2.40, *3, *3.60 tions. Ber- HOLIDAY; at WASHINGTON MISSIONARY COL- LAKE in “'BLONDIE'S Store, 1832 7th St. and Super di- lin's "Annie NAVY BAND, Lt. Comdr Charles in | Metropolitan 4132, at Quality Music $1.25 LEGE CHORUS, Oliver S. Beltz. DEATH VALLEY color._ { Edna Your Brendlcr. conductor; Harold Branch, N.W. Mall orders OR JUICE rector: Eunice Rowe, soprano: Get ™ Cut Bate Drufs, 1110 7th St. ♦ SOUP Manuel, contralto: Roland White, Gun"; "Valse euphonium soloist: Departmental flUed._ Hadley’s *ln THE VILLAGE HISERBETHESDA Vermont Turkey, Dressing tenor: Elmore McMurphy. baritone. d e s fleurs." auditorium. 8:30 p.m. l,'; Roast Glinka s Ka- Time Magaaine says: “A pretty gooi { I soloists; Foundry Methodist Church. from Tschal- Bohemia Overture.” Phone MI. 9227. DANCING. and Sauce. San Miguel’s MARLENE comedy—dressed UP In Rossini's very gooi | DANCING^^^^^ + Cranberry I S pm., Handel's "Messiah.” kotiky'i marinskaja,” JL* ■'GOLDEN EARRINGS.'1 De Oro.” Catelfnet s ‘The music.” ♦ with "Nutcrack e r Oreja DIETRICH. RAY MILLAND. Fried Pork Chops TOMORROW. CnrrT' Warrior.” Mr Brasch: "Ballet Dor- C»»‘ Mat. at 1 P.M. Suite”; from Rosslni-Respighl _ “BARBER OF SEVILLE” Applesauce. WADE N. STEPHENS, organ recital, Selection.” { Ing's "Distant Greeting." Shop”; selection ! with Ferruccio Tagliavini (Met. Open with L.-D. S. Chapel, 8 p.m. "The Fantastic Toy ♦ Broiled Calf’s Liver N. STEPHENS, organ recital. Herbert’s “Sweethearts, NEWTON 12tsh„4 Bron star). Libretto narrated by Deems Taylor T I C E as much? "FOOTLIGHT FAVORITES.” Richard I WADE from W j "Swan 8 p.m. from Tschalkowsky's direct from Con ♦ Fried Onions so- L.-D. s. Chapel. "Valse.” Original 52.40 version, why pay Bonelli, baritone; Adelaide Abbot, "Suite.” from Bizet's ’Car- GINGER stltution at MARINE HAND SYMPHONY ORCHES- Lake': ‘T?U*HAD ^ Bx'rovr Hall. NOW regular prices— Baked Ham with prano. Elea- men.” CORNEL WILDE. Adults At Maryland TRA. MaJ. William P. Santelmann, ROGERS. 50c. Children 26c. 1. 3:1C { nor Knapp, r* Van Mat. at 1 F.M. 5:20, 7:30. 9:45. LESSONS ♦ Cider Sauce contra lto: leader; Marine Barracks. 8:15 p.m. ARLINGTON CIVIC SYMPHONY. DANCE Mendelssohn's "Ruy Bias.' scenes Lier Lanning. director: Gilbert Falls Church 155; Sirloin Steak with Edward (fim Phone Chopped tenor; from Puccini's "La Boheme.' Delius Mitchell, cornet soloist Washington- JESSE THEATER aiM«b { Kane, Arlington. Va 8:30 ’'“N^ Shows Cont. 1-11 P.M. Fried Onions benefit con- "The Walk to the Paradise Garden. Lee auditorium. THINK OF IT! + No. 2, Overture from Rossinis Tt HAD TO BE YOU/' OINOE1 cert, Consti- Mozart's "Concerto Joseph pm Feature. A YTO ♦ Omlette. "The Wagner’s “Siegfried Double DC;'^^TRW ROGERS. CORNEL WILDE. Spanish tution Hall, Stoll, French horn, soloist: 'Semiramide.” HEAVEN," DAVID NIVEN. KIM HUN- DANCE Break of Day.” from Moussorgsky s Idyll.” Lowens' ’’Variations on a SILK." KENT .<9 1CV A Treat for the Entire Family i 2 VEGETABLES 8:30 p.m. from Tschalkowsky’s TER. "SMOOTH AS lelJe S1A.00 { "Khovantehina": ballet music Peruvian Theme.” VIRGINIA OREY. Cont. 1-11 — BEVERAGE Lliit s “Marche Slay.” -Haydn s “Trumpet TAYLOR. ^8 P.M._ LESSONS ♦DESSERT k from Borodin’s "Prince Igor,” Mat, at I F.M. "THIS TIME FOR KEEPS.” BSTHEI ley "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 13. Concerto. E Plat,” Mr. Mitchell. ^lU■ ► Lehar's "The I. Ave. N.W. WILLIAMS, JIMMY DURANTE. NO MORE TO PAY V Liszt’s "Llebestraum •uf ym let St. A R. { FILET MIGNON, $2 ► Merry Wld- national symphony orchestra. S XLVAR Klndler. conductor: Ho phone NOrth 9699 k o w the Dr. Hans SATURDAY. ‘‘POSSESSED.’’ JOAN ARLDICTOM ♦ Plrsa, bag*, soloist; Constitution Double Feature. • FOX TROT • ST. N.W. k quartet; s "Pro- g" WALTZ tRUMBA 609 15th Here Hall. 8:30 p.m. Beethoven SOLDIERS’ SYMPHONETTE. ST "SONG OP LOVE." KATHARINI k "Trot overture." Dau Abaeo s HOME, Stanley HEPBURN. ROBT. There.” metheus Pranklln B Charles, kader: Si WALKER. BUG • TANGO ♦ LET US MAKE YOUR k and Tschalkowsky s “ITan- Sousa's "Washington PAIOE- SAMBA • JITTER Messa- "Slnfonia," Hall. 5:30. p.m. 1729 Wil«" a from reaca da Rimini." excerpts from Masterslngers Mat, at 1 P.M. FAVORITE COCKTAIL "Ver- Post Llnckes ’’The *2 WILSONIfUeavn t ger's Moussorgsky’s "Boris Godounov, Berlin.” The phone OX. 1450 BEGINNERS • ADVANCED { Z Miss Prom Liadoy's THE 3707 M». Vernon gw onique," Mr. Pinza. Snuff Box. Smith a The VnillflN w "IT HAD TO BE YOU,” GINGE1 7 A.M. to 12 Midnight; Mr. Musical vLHAUR Avt Alox., Vo. {Open* Doily Z Abbot. Drummer’s selection NEW M ROGgRS- CORNEL WILDE. n f 11 I: THURSDAY. "Blrthdsr^ Gardens. o 12 Noon to 8 P.M. f Bo “The Three Muske- One Block From Presidential to mister Sundays, ► "Blue from Friml's 2424. 3,66 Wilson 5lvd. No unnecessary lonR course ii needed { Strauss' soldiers* home symphonett*. Tostis “Good-Bye. Robert Phene Alex. HS AARACUTflN 1 UR YES • • AT VICTOR'S. k Danube Stanley teers." MARLBNI Phone Oxford 113* Mart dancing Franklin B. Charles, leader. trombone soloist Lincoln s "GOLDEN EARWINOS g Here you Waite.” Miss E. Clark, the “know how of dancing ,ln‘ 5 Hall. 5:30 p m. Souaa s 'National ”A Dream.” De Ville s DIETRICH. RAY MILLAND. BODY AND SOUL JOHN GAR expert teach Southern rates are charged Hia **V£fteach Abbot; “Spin- M|„ Abbot, Penclbles." Charles' "Transition. • at 2 FIELD. LILLI lesson ... No exorbitant Irish Dragoons.” P.M._ £ .. _Mat, PALMER._ drop In or nine Quar- .. ,, "On the Riviera.” selections Start the new year off right instructors DANCING.__ the Baron’s STEPHENS, organ reeitgl. you in H the usual time tet.” from Flotow's "Martha, from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess. WADF. N. BUCKINGHAM quartet: quartet from Offenbach * La reet,” WUbur D Kiel- L.-D. 8. Chapel, 8 P.m. ACADEMY 533ll,,h96*6iE SSSft* call for a lesson today. ae- Lake's "Hot §2 Tap, Acrobatic, Ballet, Vie Parioicnne." the auartet; soloist; ''Waltz from BCSCH. violinist; Rudolf Double Feature. "SINGAPORE." He SONG OP LOVE” KATHARINI The Stu- fer. xylophone ADOLF HEPBURN end ROBERT ■ renade," from Romberg's Ganne's “Hans the Piute Player Serkin. pianiat; Library of Con- FRED MacMURRAY. AVA GARDNER. 2 WALKER Kane: in iy dent Prinee." Mr. Deep Olman s "Noah's Wife.' gress. 8:30 p.m. Beethovens ■STARS OVER TEXAS, EDDIE 2,30 No. Glebe ltd. f Sltudent as* Cl FRP My Heart.” from The ORCHESTRA. Sonata, O Major. Op. 30. No 3 : WefcBfc Abbot, Mr. Kane, BOSTON SYMPHONY violin .. ■ r.M. —, a Free Forking. OXford 426, I Prince.” Miss conduetor Con- Bach's Sonata. O Minor/’ for «... from Weill a One Serge Koussevltzky, on a T3 i Hearing Aids. DANCE STUDIOS UUKSLOTi quartet medley p.m. » alone; Brahms’ ’Variations * LOI Hall. 8:30 VICTOR quar- stltution 06 "MAGIC TOWN.” JAMES BTEWAR’ Touch of Venus the quartet; PwgofleB Theme by Handel.” Mr. Swkln; St. Ca- STMTOH <« and JANE WYMAN. 1 to 10 P M.) Ml. 4340 1606 20th N.W., tet medley from Rodgers s ‘'Schubert’s “Rondo, 8 Minor. mS.iS* _ AVE. (Open Doily, Wanting MaUhli de^rMa{et?" Tac?a?kowsky Double Feature. 'THE WEB ED- 1730 CONty. rousel," the quartet: No. S. Op. 70.” 104 S. Wayne St. at Connecticut Ava. a The New "Symphony MUND OBRIEN. ELLA RAINS BVSn You.” from Romberg OX. 173: • "SHADY LADY." CHARLES COBURN Arlington, Va. OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 P.M. OINNY«IMMS I "MAGIC TOWN." JAMES BTEWAR" Phone HOhort 9700 * ui ^ P and JANE WYMAN. 4 4 \ 6 * k T” I