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Mother Carey's Chickens « a all In all It is a thoroughly enjoyable away as the exiled duke, and Maurice numbers. The play was preceded by production of Mr. Shakespeare’s light- Jarvis as Jacques, in line fettle. Idea of Stars’ The Entire Brood being a concert by the United States Army Independence hearted comedy of the doings in the This latter gentleman, it might be Shakespeare Band, playing, under the forest of Arden that has been ar- added, leaned back and let fire with direction ranged and directed by Bess Davis the “All the world’s a stage” passage of Capt. Thomas r. Darcy. “As You Has Schreiner. as he “As You Provocative Aspect Is , though thought Like Like It” will be played again tonight. Comedy To lead the cast on Sts merry way It” a mere vehicle for those lines you last night would have found as Instead of the lines being part of AMUSEMENTS. fine a Rosalind Selziiick as you could hope the dialogue, but there probably is no Proposal That They Produce In Well Done for Miss Yerby Pannlll. Maybe point in quibbling about it now. ■he Is not so a Own Pictures May Results. quite perfect Rosalind Other bright moments in the pro- Bring as Elisabeth Bergner, but Miss Pannlll duction of the Shakespearean comedy IfQJ^ the •t«r»«TROeiN HOOD" I ‘As brought a wealth of warmth were ‘Mother Carey’ at Keith’s. You Like It’ Is and vi- contributed by Robert Frederick vacity to her playing of the role, both Freund, singing “Under the Green- MNN o,™ JAVIIUUID when By JAT CARMODV. A Hit at beigg completely feminine and wood Tree” and “Blow, Blow, Thou Sylvan when mischievously playing her coun- Winter Wind,” and by a group of Es- Selznlcks” are all "amazing amazing, right. Comes now brother terfeit of a man, and she telle THE CHARBEmfUSHTIKIBADF Theater. proyed Wentworth's singers in other tmtrtr.d iv TIHNYSON‘3 ■ ,.tm Myron, the agent, splashing the front pages with the that mm.rt.t suggestion once again she Is one of our better it would be a idea for the stars to their own grand produce pictures, By HARRY MacARTHUR. local actresses. AMUSEMENTS. a 1. THEstarring themselves, naturally. O FINALLY the rains stopped There were other roles, too, of It is one of the most provocative thoughts that has come out of seeping and the stars shone down course, that were played more than Hollywood since the famous group of players headed by Douglas Fairbanks. brightly and it was safe to passing well, Marcella Bertram as Mary Pickford and Charles Chaplin1 I-- go to the Sylvan Theater Celia, Thomas Cahill as Oliver, Wil- (which isn't the right order in which liam some of the without a pup tent and a of Milton as Orlando, Hugh C. to mention them! decided to cut things they ask players pair boots. Smith as to do. And, on the other it hip Thus last night the largest Touchstone, Harrison Hath- away from the restrictions of studio hand, result in audience of the current Summer Fes- affiliations and became United Artists. may showing the loudly tival season AMUSEMENTS. screaming stars that the studios are thronged the Monument Brother Myron's theory may be sound. not the dumb ones. slope and filled every reserved, Or it may not be. Only the future chair, A lot of for a session with William Shake- mNS-LVX m'iru ■» can tell and the future is picture goers undoubtedly amazingly — CORRIGAN IN IRELAND k c would like to know speare. = the of the which group has Indifferent to demands A ENG. ROYALTY IN PARIS B the smarter view of film And mighty pleasant session it was, r °f that it reveal itself, if such a making. W MARCH OF TIME 8 present too, the ACADEMY r"*u M E,UBlmr *»•• vice versa! Washington Players’ produc- |Mw| E. Lawrence Phillips’ Theatre Beautiful. CALVFRTvnL 1 «5*5t.Yl*w,to statement does no represent a case fjL»I\ Cl. 2.140. Mat. 2 p.M. Go Mr. Selznick. tion of “As You Like It" S5SS Continuous Prom 1:00 PM, _Healthfully Air Cooled. of to ahead, turning out SHORT SUBJECTS (flal JEANETTE MacDONALD and tearing the obvious shreds. to * * * * rank right along Vith their “Mid- NELSON EDDY in Even before realization catches up summer Night's which for "THE GIRL OF THE with Mr. Selznlck's thought, there since it made “Little Dream,’’ Women,” the past few be for examination J?VER seasons has been a GOLDEN WEST.” may Justification and “Little Women" in turn made Summer CENTRALm,4L2M Ui.M. of what he Even if Festival stand-by. “As You has proposed. it rich, R-K-O has dreamed of re- *'*' in\5^ni Like It" is a gay and CAROLINA ROBERT there is not, it is a suggestion that is that sprightly piece, llthA*r-cinditionei I SULLA VANTAYL^R^ind^AlIbARIT In -THREE peating success. That such as you well KATHARINE HEPBURN In "BRINGING COMRADES1 too to know, full of some of UP 6--°-7;36-C provocative go unnoticed, which should be the case is one of the most BABY and ’CITY GIRL 4S- the brightest shafts of the Bard'c MTcii'cVVim?:80- undoubtedly is falling right into the completely logical in the world. flPfl C Penna. Are. at 21st St. things wit. What’s more It fits LIALLC Home of Mirrophonie Sound hands of the Selznicks who never were All of which perfectly Matinees Sat.. Hun. PENN constitutes an overture into the mi* Tues.. Thurs.. Un?°„?9-. A"SV« VphT M' scorn leafy arboreal setting pro- BING CROSBY. MARY CARLISLE In He.UhlnUy Air boys to the value of publicity. to the announcement that R-K-O has “fflWBOY/K»| „„T, Cooled. vided by the Sylvan Theater. _"DOCTOR RHYTHM." Comedy_ CRIME SCHOOL." with "DEAn One thought that comes to mind is a feeling it may have just such a 6R00KLYT 1 JgPB. HUMPHREY BOGART Thus it makes for a f?? *' 5 4° that it is the to ‘‘Mother Chickens" completely ***-, »* n DUMBARTON Air-Conditioned 7:40’ y 3&- Di*™* just thing encourage picture'in Carey's uke placid KATHARINE Short. which entertaining evening when “As You HEPBURN and CARY GRANT further mutiny in Hollywood, the opens tomorrow at Keith's. Like in BRINGING UP BABY.” Also News It” is performed in that setting planting of the right seed in the egos It is based, of course, upon the ICE SHOW _and Cjimedy._ SHERIDAN Ro. 2100 with the skill with which last MM$Jl B M* —or the sound artistic comparative classic of the same name night's maybe aspira- was Ml« «itl Eric Hit FAIRLAWN Air-Conditioned playing graced. There may be. 1 RITZ »an- tions—of the glamour boys and girls. by Kate Douglas Wiggin who in 1910 Fay Bainter’s children surround her in this scene to be BROTHERS in "KENTUCKY MOON- asp^HfeSt-V^ratwtwd"lu2. cl,aude rains fay from sure, some members of the d-Brnmni _SHINE BAINTER. At l:2u. 3 25. 6:26, The ground has been prepared for started making herself a lot of royal- "Mother and fitafliUK i| 7:25. Carey’s Chickens,” they are, moving in the usual Washington Players' cast who do not that the recent outbursts ties on the of a whimlsical planting by story family direction, Anne Shirley, Jackie Moran and Donnie >1 rnsNMiii CONGRESS ^^'d-it^ed8'- St. A Ruby Keeler, bring professional finesse to their "MR. MOTO R TIVOI I JHh Fork Rd. N.W. of numerous stars, Bette Davis, left the death of naval GAMBLE ^ * 1800. Kay penniless by jts Dunnagan. The picturization of the Kate Douglas novel roles and bT i^ol. Mat 2 PM Wiggin ,there may have been a slip 3-in m st. n.w. Alr Cooled2 Francis, Krroll Flynn, Katharine Hep- father in the war with Spain. comes to R-K-O EetAeUlinn nAWTm*^r?,,y Keith’s tomorrow. or two—a line or Double Feature DOUGLAS etc. the One of the two. mayhap, that GLORIA STUART FABREANKfi DAtdRI*',UX bum, Recognizing futures interesting features of went MICHAEL WHELAN In with the wind last "ISLAND IN THE SKY have at and further the is that it the night—but and JACK they stake, recog- picture represents BENNY m "COLLEGE HOLIDAY" effort of Ferde Grofe is conducting his madrigal seen some of these days in Steve _ nizing the quality of some of the Ruby Keeler, assisted by the 608 ®‘h n.w. from his amusements. ***I ITT! * * F to Mississippi suite at the Na- Cochran’s Theater _ f / Air-Conditioned convert parts assigned to them, the big box studio, herself from a Olney company _ sing- &;/ afflfStc ERROL tional Symphony concert tonight where Irene Purcell will be next week FLYNN and UPT0WNa^tVTV.tN7Vk5L office names have been wont to speak ing-dancing star into a dramatic OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In (Wednesday) Stafford and Louis will In three of Noel Coward's one-act their minds with considerable free- actress. Miss Keeler, who gave up golf "THE CHARGE OF iVL.?Ay^HSULLAVA!?? in YVH^',C”ARhA THREE COMRADES. RF^ which she be doing the same thing in the Shore- plays. At 2. 3.o6. 5:5(L_T:45. dom in recent months. Maybe they thinks is the finest pastime THE LIGHT 9:45,_ ham floor show" .. who will HERBIE BRIGADE.” will scream the louder now that Mr. in the world, to return to the movies Barnee, 7'i'.M,r,_2*vinr *>*• Performance.
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