1934-03-25 [P F-5]

Music Are The Week’s Concerts t~. • Organizations Artists in Local Concerts TKis Week ♦ • Appearing ^ 0 Asking for Financial Aid First Congregational CKoir at Mayflower Tomor- row Night—Symphony Orchestra and National Orchestra Is One of Many Symphony Pianist. r t Funds to Continue Great Work; Seeking 0 Musicians Battle for Three Years. program to bo sung to- A CONCERT by members of ine Local morrow night at 8:45 o'clock National Symphony Orchestra, In the ball room of the May- with Hans Kindler conducting, win b« THEflower Hotel by the a capella given at Howard University Tuesday BY ALICE EVERSMAN. choir of First Congregational evening at 8:30 o'clock. The soloist has been much talk, in this country and elsewhere, Church, conducted by Ruby Smith will be Roy Tibbs, pianist, Tha pa- a wide is as Stahl, presents range of musi- gram follows: _ about the necessity of America developing itself musically. ^ sal compositions especially chosen for "Suite in B Mltior”.Bach • The fact that we are not a musical Nation has been * ensemble singing of mixed voices Symphony Cassation” in G Major. THEREfirmly impressed upon us with the result that our artists MozalrF without accompaniment, a number of “Concerto in E Flat” for and have had a difficult task in overcoming an inferiority complex piano which will be Included In this sea- orchestra .. Liszt which is the outgrowth of this continued repetition. Long and Roy Tibbs. son's program because of requests “Chant have to reach an ideal standard and Russe”. .Moussoraskr arduously they labored since last season. The soloists of the •'Praeludlum'' ..Jsrnefett has the slogan, “More music in our civic life,” been “Pliaht of the Bumble Bee.” from ‘The zealously occasion will be Ruby Smith Stahl, of Tsar those who would better the situation. “Legend Saltan” Rimsky-Korsakov exploited by laymen Having soprano; Dorothy Wilson Halbach, "Hungarian Dances—VI and V"..Brahma grown accustomed to this state of affairs, it is rather startling contralto: Louis Annis, tenor, and * * * * to discover that those for whom the efforts have been made— Dale Hamilton, bass. A PROGRAM of importance is an- the music public of this country—are not fulfilling their duties The program includes: nounced for the last visit to at this critical moment. “Rock of Ages’’ (with contralto solo). Washington by the Boston Symphony From all directions come the news education was while j bettered, high- Arranged by Mark Andrews Orchestra this season for a concert that one or another of our minded individuals for more “Bring a Torch. Jeannette." great planned Arranged br Dickinson in Constitution Hall, Wednesday af- musical establishments is in danger orchestras and demanded to hear “Lullay My Liking”.Holst ternoon, April 4, at 4:40. “Peace Be Unto You’* (for male voices). due to of was musical com- For a of dissolution the lack what newest in Trowbridge climax of the Washington financial support by their public. The I position. This was easy when the “God Is Our Guide (for male voices > season of Boston Symphony concerts, Schubert condition at the financial end could take care of Dr. Metropolitan Opera “In Mirth and In Gladness”.Niedr Serge Koussevitsky will perform is not any better, if as good, as it itself. Now, when the music of this “An Easter Allelulia” with soprano and the “Fifth Symphony” of Tchaikovsky. was last the New York Phil- is at its artistic tenor obbligato).Geoffrey Shaw The Russian conductor's year; country highest “Glory. Honor and Laud”.. Charles Wood interpreta- harmonic Orchestra is pleading for point, the public would claim its fi- “King Jesus Is A-Llstenin’." tion of this master work is considered Dawson funds to in and there nancial embarrassment as William one of his finest achievements. It keep existence, adequate “The Earth Is the Lord s”.Nocolsky are many rumors of the difficulties reason for not supporting that which The Christ Child”.Mabel Daniels was this symphony which Kousse- encountered the and was created for its use. How Blest Are They”.Tschaikowskv vitzky interpreted as guest conductor by Philadelphia I Sat Down”.....Balistow our in London last Summer and in Vienna • Boston organizations that seem fan- What has become of talk of Give Ear Unto Our Prayer” .... Arcadeit •Welcome Yule”.Parry the Summer. there is our own Nation- the value of music to re- previous In each case tastic. And spiritual to the “Glory Trinity”.... Rachmaninoff the conductor was al Symphony on the verge of ter- place the excitements of material in- “Ave Verum Corpus”.Byrd given an ovation. A Fortress Is Our God The will also mination after a triumphant three- terests, of the need of learning the Mlchty Luther program include of of the relaxa- Benedictus from St. Cecelia Mass.” Schubert’s “Unfinished season battle in conquering obstacles. language the spirit, Gounod Symphony” tion and to be found in in B minor. The number is a uplift listen- • ■ ■ ■ ■- opening Music marketable article, just The tickets for this Lenten con- to music? What of the will be Bach's “Brandenburg Concerto as a piece of merchandise. The rules ing good cert are at the Mayflower Hotel. No. 3,” for string orchestra. of production and consumation apply advice as how to spend the leisure engaged in the drive will attempt to time that has been forced us, finish the this week. to it as well as to any manufactured upon Notice! campaign during of the talk of the to commodity that is presented to the greater gain The fund should be completed at the be had from a closer communion with Music for Easter church latest 5. when the final public. The producers of music must by April the arts? Are these things to be services must be received by Thursday concert of the season will Today’s Symphony Program have consumers and the public is set aside because the of them the Music Editor not later than be the aesthetic consumer for this aes- having presented. entails financial sacrifices? We can Wednesday, March 28. It Is re- Among the activities during the week thetic product. By their buying power By DR. HANS JUNDLER be proud of cur artists and proud of quested the notices be legibly in connection with the campaign are they not only keep the market (Conductor National Symphony Orchestra.) our symphonic programs. There has written. an address over Station WRC at 6:30 flourishing, but set the standard of on been created and developed a divi- p.m. tomorrow by Clarence Aspinwall, Dr. Kindler's commend "Reaoest” nrosram. to be siren at Constitution Ball this what shall be It is afternoon at 4 o'clock. presented. appar- sion of national life that can stand well known civic leader: a luncheon ent this that the public is not Unitarian Church. This is the last year criticism from any ether nation. It at 12:30 tomorrow’ at the Carlton Ho- the in the series of programs which Mr. composition on this tion, and also without fear of being living up to its obligations in remains for those whose it tel. the Com- privilege Atwater has given with the assist- sponsored by Campaign afternoon’s program was se- accused of a lack of humility, I think partnership. It is true that fulfilling is to without the hard work mittee. at which Carl distin- enjoy, ance of outstanding soloists during Engel, lected by popular vote in a I can say that we sowed better than that half of the implied agreement that the artist must endure, to see guished musicologist of the Library of the Winter months. EVERYpoll held by the orchestra's we knew when three years ago we requires sacrifice, but sacrifices of a Dr. Heck to it that the musical opportunities Congress: Cloyd Marvin, management during the past started the National more nature are the daily of the Symphony telling are increased rather than diminished, Warren F. Johnson, organist, will president George Washington two months. The music was chosen Orchestra. accompaniment of the other partner no matter what that involves. The University, and Senator Walcott of play ''Phantasie” and ‘Intermezzo” by Washington’s audiences from bal- When I then consider that we have and are cheerfully born that art may market must be and the Connecticut will speak. The puolic is kept open from ‘‘Sonata in C Minor. Opus 12." Left: Edwin Hughes, pianist, who will conduct a master class in inter- lots included in the orchestra’s achieved, in the short period of three live. consumer must continue his invited to the luncheon. Tickets are pat- by Josef Hass before the evening serv- pretation at the of Music on evening. programs during the latter part of seasons, a repertoire which contains Washington College Saturday $1 and are on sale at the Junior It is. indeed, a curious situation the ronage. ice at the Church of the Pilgrims Center: Ruby Smith Stahl, director of the A Cappella Choir of the First the season. The works which re- 174 works, amongst which there are League at the box offices in Constitu- musicians find themselves in today. today. Congregational Church, which will give its annual Lenten concert tomorrow ceived the greatest number of votes 17 of the great symphonies, a dozen 1 tion Hall and at the National Sym- After a lifetime of toil there is little 'T'ODAY the final drive for at the Hotel. are on today's program, which will works of symphonic such begins Mayflower I proportions, A phony box office in Garfinckel's and 1 market for their wares. Opera singers the funds needed to the Richard Bell presents a program of Right: Francesco Della-Lana, tenor, who will be guest soloist at the be as follows: as Rimsky-Korsakov's keep at the hotel. ••Scheherazade,” are snatching at any opportunity National Symphony Orchestra in our Russian music at his sixth organ Second Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, Va., today and on Easter Sunday. Overture— ! Richard Strauss’ “Death and Trans- | Friends of the orchestra are also offered to keep in practice and in- midst. Tills is National recital of this season tonight at 8 in figuration” and “Don Juan,” Tchai- Symphony Invited to attend a at the “Iphigenia Aulis”.Gluck J are all kinds o’clock at Christ Church, meeting ! kovsky’s “Romeo and Juliet” strumentalists and .... and accepting week each and all will be asked Georgetown. United States Chamber of “Scheherazade” Rimsky-Horsakov The Russian under Y. W. C. A., Seventeenth and K Commerce, “Francesca da of odd jobs unworthy of their in- to contribute his mite for the sup- Chorus, the direc- National Week. Intermission. Rimini,” Stravin- tion of Mme. streets, will be given by Katherine Symphony Connecticut avenue and H street tensive training. Many whose dreams port of our civic musical institution. Marie Zalipsky, will from “Nutcracker Suite,’’ sky’s “Fire Bird,” de Falla's “El Amor assist. Lawson, pianist, and H. Phelps Clark, Is an Important one for the northwest, at 8:30 p.m. on Wednes- Excerpts have envisioned a soloists career are It is a sad and Brujo,” Respighn's “Pines of Rome,” discouraging thought bass, accompanied by Cecile Clark. 'J’ODAY day, held by the board of directors of Tchaikovsky to orchestra musicians and that one must be to National Symphony. It not only Bach’s Suites, etc., a number of become any urged give, The is invited. the Orchestra Association wltn the “Bolero” .Ravel The seventh and last of the series public cordially compositions for the “first glad of the possibility of earning or that the importance of the sym- marks the beginning In Washington Women's played time of lenten musical Committee, on wmcn cniefly I naturally, am delighted with the in to our cultural life must be meditations at Uni- Washington,” some for the “first money by means of their beloved art. phony of National Symphony week, during devolves the raising of the sustaining in the for today's versalist National Memorial The Symphony Club of George response voting time in America” and some If these sources bf artistic reiterated. Surely each individual Church, for the expres- Sixteenth and S will which members of the Orchestra As- fund. There will be an informal Dis- program. Some of the most remark- who has been one of the streets northwest, Washington University sponsor “first time anywhere,” besides the sion (and of income) are denied symphony's cussion of the problems and the fu- able have come about in this will take place Wednesday afternoon a lecture recital the proceeds of which sociation will to the surprises for them, what remains for them to do? audience, if he would but take counsel attempt complete ture of symphonic accompaniments nearly at 5 o’clock when Dr. will to the fund of the the orchestra. voting contest. For instance, quite with and sum Albert W. go sustaining $60,000 fund needed to insure the or- every important concerto for the Where can fit in to the himself, honestly up ■ they Harned will a of National Orchestra and to -# close to the “Nutcracker Suite” came the must that he was play program organ Symphony chestra's existence next year, but Con- violin and the piano, and last, but not narrowed circle which is being pre- results, agree the music devoted entirely to the works the Symphony Club, on Thursday eve- ductor Hans Kindler this aft- the “Pines of Rome”; following the of for them? What will the the richer to an immeasurable degree presents Recital at Club. least, programs the children's pared public of Wagner. Irene Koehl, ning, April 12, at the home of Presi- Country works were high in popular favor: by the quality and amount of music soprano, and ernoon the final Sunday concert o! j concerts, I think we have very little gain by applying such strict economy Jessie Masters, will dent and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin. MORRISON RICKER of the Schubert's “Unfinished Symphony," that has been offered him. Again, contralto, assist the present season. to reproach ourselves with. to the products and the producers of Dr. Harned. will talk on ^BBY the the Franck “D Mi- | Henry Smidt-Gregor ; During the coming week the cam- San Carlo Co. will a “Pathetique," I In parting. I would like to very if he were honest, he must admit 1 Opera give No. 5.” art? On Good Friday night, at 8 o’clock "Modern Music and How to Listen to the nor.” the Beethoven “C Minor ! thank the there is no substitute for the pleasure, paign complete subscription song recital at the National Woman's particularly Sunday audi- The of art on the there will be a special musical to It,’* illustrating his lecture with | fund for a series of concerts in 1934- Strauss’ “Death and Transfiguration,” ence for their vitality depends the aesthetic progress and the spiri- service, loyalty, for their warm during which part 1 of Gounod’s piano numbers. Tickets may be 35 will be intensified. This fund Country Club on Saturday at 3:30. and Wagner’s “Vorspiel and Liebe- consumer; hi other words, the public. tual benefit that has come to him by j evidence of enthusiasm when they en- influences sacred trilogy, “The secured from the members of the must be raised before is The will be: “The stod” from “Tristan und Isolde.” The vigor of its interest means of these concerts. If a Redemption," the orchestra program Group 1, joy our work. I would like to feel weigh- or j will be sung by the National Symphony Club by calling the uni- released for as Last "Chanson The reason that we did not defi- the amount and quality of the art ing scale could be fashioned to hold Capital the Summer months, Song." by Totsi; Triste” j that this National Symphony is their that is for its consumation. Choir, Dr. Harned directing, at the versity. the orchestra association must be aDle and "Llnvitation au Voyage," by nitely put a Strauss waltz on the orchestra to the fullest presented the small sum of still — extent, money obliga- that organ. During the afternoon of Good to Kindler and his musicians Henri “Fleur Jetee.” program was because of the fact that a Art, today, is in a certain sense, an tory for the symphony's life on one give Dupark: by they have very definite part Friday the Columbia The program for the Sunday music some assurance that the National Faure. 2. “Liebestraum No. 2,” the number of votes was rather even- in its investment by both the artist and the side and all the the many Broadcasting Group development, and, thereby, in happiness System will of "The Re- hour today at 614 E street Y. W. C. A. divided between “Wine. Women auditors and while it returns to carry parts Symphony will be in existence next Liszt: “Waltz in E Minor,” Chopin, ly the development of art, and of music pays thousands have experienced by the at 4 o'clock win be the demption” over its coast-to-coast net- given by year. Other factors also make it im- Arthur who will also and Song,” “Artist's Life,” and the in the one in providing a means of revelations of beauty and grandeur played by Carr, particular, in our country. This work between the hours of 2:30 and Washington Orchestral Society under that the be com- Mrs. Ricker. 3, “Beautiful Blue Danube." But maybe livelihood, it gives infinitely more to that the orchestra gave to them, the perative subscription accompany Group "taking part” brings with it obliga- 3 p.m. The public is invited to be the direction of Dr. C. E. Christiani. we will still be able to do him with what would little pleted as soon as possible, such as the opera soliloquy in costume, acted something tions in trying to make it to the other in supplying money count but against at Carter, will possible present both these Holy week Marguerite ■violinist, give arrangement of dates for next from “L'Oracolo,” by Franco Leoni. about this. have this art has been recognized as a that greater weight of beauty. year, grow finer, and they already musical services in Universalist Na- several numbers. Including the Con- for the etc. “White Arthur Mosolov’s “Iron Foundry” had a a contracting hall, Group 4, Swan,” by can do that part by us definite aid in personal and civic It is pity that one must beg for tional certo In G Minor helping get Memorial Church. by Brack. thousand dollars is needed If Carr; Cani.” number of votes, as well as such the to The future of music has art. It is a that money, so allied Sixty “Espana by Copeland, high time work together more. If betterment. pity #- “Polka and the orchestra is to continue. Little Arthur Carr. 5, works as Weinberger’s one our into the hands of the with baser material moments, must be played by Group every in audience is conscious passed public The program for the Palm more from “Schwanda.” the “Con- Sunday than half of it has been raised “Iris,” Daniel Wolf: “Life.” Pearl Cur- Fugue” of this pleasant “taking part” in our and as other of eco- made the determining factor in the hour of Additional Music IT. in just problems music at 5 o’clock at the News, Page at present. The various committees ran, and the aria from “Tosca.” cert Prelude and Fugue,” by Bach, and of the fine existence of a carefully built up and enterprise, obligations nomic character have had to be met C Ride of the Valkyries,” excellent monument to art. The drive minor; this entails, we cannot look to the and solved, so also will the people “Peer suite and my own will be finished Easter Grieg’s Gynt” future with anything but the fullest who make our audience have to by Sunday, up “Dutch Tunes.” for which I want to kind of but and it is to be hoped that on that faith, the public must face and decide on what is to be thank those who favored me with day. which stands for all the world take part in every way, not only in done with music. their requests. as the symbol of the indestructibility at Theaters This Week the enjoyment of the result, but in the A our were * few years ago. artists of the that that most Photoplays * * * building-up process as well, or there spiritual, Washington per- our orchestras infutficient inadequate, fect earthly medium of the super- Overture— will be no results to enjoy. And this the is in number and opportunities for natural essence, music, will still be WEEK OP “Iphigenia in Aulis”.Gluck ] serious. native composers to present their in our midst through the firm es- MARCH *25 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday I am particularly delighted with works so rare as to be almost negli- tablishment of the National Sym- the number of votes given to Gluck's -;—*—-— Charles Laughton in Charles Laughton in Jack Oakie in Jack Oakie in Lilian Harvey. Lilian Harvpy. Irene in The artists saw to it that their Orchestra. Dunne to that gible. phony Academy “White Woman.” "White Woman.'* Sluing Pretty.'' “Sitting Pretty." ! Gene Raymond and Gene Raymond and If I Were Free.” superb overture “Iphigenia,” Choir Festival. Tim 8th and G Sts. S B. McCoy in Tim McCoy in Claudia Dell in Claudia Dell in Leslie Banks in Leslie Banks :n Mary Brian in “Shad- austere and oracular work of classic ■1 THE to be “Speed Wings.” Wings.” Condemned." Am ows three-day festival held by "Speed Woman "Woman Condemned." “I Suzanne.” “I Am Suzanne.'* of Sing Sing." grandeur which aroused Wagner's en- Ramon Novarro and Novarro and Ramon Novarro and McLaglen and Victor and Edward G. Robinson Jackie ! 12 prominent church choirs of the Ambassador Ramon Victor McLaslen Cooper in thusiasm to such a degree that he Jeanette MacDonald in Jeanette MacDonald tn Jeanette MacDonald in Boris Karloff in Boris Karloff in in “Lone Cowboy.” ! and the I which is Capital City National Sym- 18th & Columbia Rd. “Cat and the Fiddle." "Cat and the Fiddle." "Cat and the Fiddle." Lost Patrol.” Lost Patrol.” •'Dark Hfl7ard.’* “Pirate Treasure.” 2d. gave it the concert ending Sport ree reel. phony will take place April 30 and In Local Music Circles L_ _Sport _Sport reel._ Comedy. Comedy._ _Corredy. Comedy. Cartoon. in use today. Greta Garbo Greta Garbo Greta Garbo George Raft Georse Raft Otto Kruaer in Francis Lederer in May 1 at First Congregational Church, It may be of interest to know that Apollo in in in in in •'Women in His Man of Two Worlds and 2 in Constitution second concert May Hall, with 624 H N. E. “Queen Christina.** “Queen Christina.” “Queen Christina.” “Bolero.” “Bolero." Life.” “Pirate Treasure,” 2d. Toscanini opened his St. 1 Dr. Hans Kindier conducting the The International Art Forum, Mme. the Col. Tench Tighlman Chapter, _Cartoon. _Cartoon. Cartoon. _Oddity. Oddity. _Comedy. Song reel. of this season with this work, and. Jimmie and Bennett Bennett Elissa Land! and Elissa Land! program. Amelia Conti, president, is presenting D. A. R., celebrating Maryland day, Durante and Jimmie Durante Constance Constance j and Hoot Gibson in in consequence, I am delighted that Arcade Lupe Velez in Velez in and Franchot Tone and Franchot Tone Paul Lukas in Paul Lukas in “Man's Land.” The 12 will Lupe choirs participating In the a program of American music on be given at the residence of Mrs. “Joe Palooka.’* “Joe Falooka.’* In “Moulin Rouge.” in “Moulin Candlelight." our now has as its re- Hyattiville, Md. Rouge.” ••By ; “By Candlelight." George Bancroft In performance festival, which is sponsored the Wednesday evening at the Admiral, James Henry Loughborough, Kew Comedy. News. Comedy. News. Comedy. News. Comedy. News. Com. Cartoon. Serial.' Com, Cartoon. Serial. "Blood Money." sult the demand for its repetition. by Columbia Bible Training School of 2640 Rhode Island avenue northwest. Gardens. Georgetown, this evening at Lionel Barrymore In Lionel Barrymore In Irene Dunne and Irene Dunne and Norman Poster and "Devil Tiger.” Suite Symphonique— Arcade Dark. "One Man’s Journey.” "One Man’s Journey." Walter Huston in ■Walter Huston la Heather Angel In Comedy. this are from Epiphany 8:30 will ’* city, Episcopal The artists taking part are Lor- o'clock. The soloists be “Ann Vickers.” “Scheherazade” ... .Rimsky-Koraskov Rockville, Md. Comedy. Comedy. “Ann Vickers.” “Orient Express No. 9 of "Gordon of Church, Mount Vernon Place M. E. raine E. Bentley, dramatic soprano; Edith Cooke Beebe, soprano; Gladys News. Comedy. News. Comedy. News. Comedy. Cartoon. Ghost City.” “The “Scheherazade” was, in a __News. Church, National City Christian Etanislaw Matjeski, baritone; Amelia Thompson and Ruth Dowling Halsted, Miriam Hopkins. Miriam Hopkins. Dorothea Wieck and Return by request. Ken Maynard in Margaret Churchill to be expected amongst the Ashton March and in Katharine “Wheels of way, E. Na- Frank Dark. Frederic March and Frederic Baby LeRoy Hepburn Destiny.” and Charles Farrell Church, Foundry M. Church. Conti, harpist, and Emile Simon, contraltos; Dixon, tenor; Roy in Gary Cooper In “Miss Fane's Baby Is in Comedy. in "Girl chosen works. In fact, to my pleas- Clarendon, Va. Gary Cooper 1 Without a tional Memorial Baptist Church. E. Sabean, bass, and Netta Craig Tur- "Design for Living." “Design lor Living.” Stolen.” ‘Xittle Women.” Room." Serial. Com, I find that it is ahead cellist. _Serial. ant surprise, Mount in Pleasant Congregational Accompanist for Mrs. Bentley and kenton, who will also serve as ac- Wheeler Si Woolsey in Wheeler & Woolsey in Richard Barthelmess Richard Barthelmess Otto Krueer Larry Crabbe and Edmund Lowe in even of “Bolero”; however, only by a Avalon Hios. in in “Women in Hia Ida Luoino in Church. St. Thomas’ "Hips. Hooray.” "Hips. Hips. Hooray.” I "Bombay Mail." a work Episcopal Church, Mr. Matjeski will be Jewell Downs companist. Life.” “Search for few votes! It is the kind of 5612 Conn. Ave. Burlesque. Burlesque. “Massacre.” “Massacre.” Beauty.*’ ‘PirateTreasure." 5th. Epworth M. E. Church, Takoma Park and Dorothy Andrews. Silly Symphony. _Silly Symphony. _Comedy._ _Comedy. I Comedy._ Comedy. Com. Mickey Mouse. every conductor loves to play. Any- T. Guy Lucas, organist of St. John's Presbyterian Church, St. Alban's Epis- Programs and tickets may be se- Kay Francis and Kay Francis and Burns and Allen and Burns and Allen and Roland Youna Edmund Lowe Genevieve Tobin in how I must say quite frankly that if Church, will a Bach as Ave. Grand Ricardo Cortez in Ricardo Cortez in Charlie Ruggles in Charlie Rueeles in in in "The Ninth copal Church, St, John's Episcopal cured at the T. A. Smith concert play program Guest.” had a contest amongst •■Mandalay.” "Mandalay.” “Six of a Kind." •'Six of a Kind.” “His Double Life." “Bombav Mail.’* Pi rate I had voting the last of the Lenten organ recitals 645 Pa. Ave. 8.E. Treasure."-tth. Church and the Burrell class of Cal- bureau, 1330 G street northwest. reel._ Song _Comedy._ Comedy. Comedy. Cartoon. mv friends only, they could not very tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock, as- _Comedy._ _Comedy. _Song reel._ vary Baptist Church. Constance Bennett Constance Bennett Pert Kelton in Pert Kelton in Claude Rains in Claude Rains in "Devil Tiger.” well, from a purely conductorial sisted Potter, Cameo and Gal in in “Invisible Man. Invisible Special numbers are being rehearsed Music for the Easter “The by Ruby soprano. and Franchot Tone Franchot Tone “Meanest “Meanest Gal Man.” "Shadows of Sing have me a better pageant in Pouee.’* in "Moulin Rouge." Town." Town.” Comedy. Comedy. standpoint, given these choirs under their own Mt. Rain’er. Md. “Moulin Sing." by direc- to be the News. Comedy. Cartoon. Comedy. Cartoon. News. Cartoon. Serial. than the outcome of this Questioner,” presented by Mmc. Louise Coutinho presented her _Comedy. News._ _Comedy. __News._j opportunity tors and will be sung on the first two Fine Arts at the in George Bancroft in John Barrymore in John Barrymore in Myrna Kennedy in Mvrna Kennedy in Tim is me! Department meeting pupils in a Spring recital yesterday George Bancroft McCoy in contest giving of the festival, six choirs Carolina 1 “Blood Money.” "Blood Money.” "Counsellor at Law." “Counsellor at Law." “The Bie Chance.” “The Big Chance.” nights ap- of the District of Columbia Federation at Church. The "Straightaway.’’ mere is nine moie uc wuu, the Temple Baptist Ed Wynn in Kd Wynn in Helen Chandler in Helen Chandler in Kazan in Kazan in Todd and Kelly com. pearing each night. The choir direc- of Women’s Clubs in Barker Hall at llth b N C. Ave S E Hostess." “Jaws of Justice." “Jaws of I have in previous articles, guest artist on this occasion was the j “The Chief.” _"The Chief ." "Dance Hall “Dance Hall Hostess." Justice Mickey Mouse comedy. already, tors are Adolf Torovsky, R. Deane on the brilliance and pic- 10:30 tomorrow morning, will be fur- Argentine reader. Enrique Espiro, who “Hips. Hips. Hooray," "Hips. Hips. Hooray." Kay Francis and Kay Francis and commented Shure, William E. Braithwaite, Justin Central "If I Wer* Free" "If I Were Free” Ricardo Cortez in Ricardo Cortez in “The Last Round-up.” 'The Last Round-up.” "Lost Patrol.” nished by Zelda Miller Haun, some of his own turesque romanticism of Rimsky-Kor- pianist; gave as recitations and and 'Mandalay.” “Mandalay.” “Belcved.” “Beloved.” “The Crosby Case.” Lawrie. George F. Ross. Norton M. Ruth 425 nth St. N.W. in this particular Mrs. Charles J. Sterner and poetry. Mickey Mouse. Mickey Mouse. Two comedies. Two comedies. sakov's inspiration Little, Loyal B. Aldrich, Robert Ruck- Hansford Mrs. and Liman Gish and Liman dish work as well as on his superb crafts- Snodgrass, sopranos. Gertrude Russell sang a group of Stan Laurel and Stan Laurel and Charles Farrell Otto Kruger and and Randolph Scott In man, Mrs. Albert Volkner, Walter Circle Churchill in Una Merkel in Roland Young In Roland Youne In are invaluable Haun will play the overture to the Mme. Cou- Oliver Hardy in Oliver Hardy In Margaret “Thundering Herd.’* manship, both of which songs accompanied by “Sons of the Desert.” “Sons of the Desert.” "Girl Without a "The Women In His “His Double Life.” "His Double Life.” “Pirate Treasure.” Nash, Guy T. Lucas and Florence and will 2105 Pa. Ave. N.W. in a descriptive of pageant, chimes, accompany tinho. Todd and Kelly com. Todd and Kelly com. Room." Comedy. Life." Comedy. Langdon com. News. Langdon com. News. Betty Boop cartoon. assets composition Howard. "* the most colorful of the singers. Mary Park Clemens. Constance Kay Francis and Kay Francis and Burns and Allen and Burns and Allen and John Boles and Irene Dunne and Edmund Lowe in some of episodes On the third night of the festival. in. in Gloria Stuart in Clive Brook in and Elisabeth Toole the Colony Ricardo Cortez in Ricardo Cortez In Charlie Ruggles Charlie Ruggles "Bombay Mail.” the "Arabian Nights.” at Tyler played of a Kind." "Six of a Kind." “Beloved.” "If I Were Free.” Pirate Treasure." May 2, Constitution Hall, the entire The junior division of the District Ga. Ave. b Farragut “Mandalay.” "Mandalay.” "Six 4th. Excerpts from the "Nutcracker Suite." “Turkish March” by Mozart for three _Comedy. Comedy. Musical. Cartoon._ Musical. Cartoon. _Cartoon. _Ben Blue comedy. Com. Mickey Mouse. body of singers will present the pro- of Federation of Music Loretta and (Tchaikovsky) Columbia violins. Eddie Cantor and Eddie Cantor and Richard Dix and Loretta Young and Young Spencer Tracy and Conrad Veidt and gram assisted by the National Sym- concert Dumbarton in Ruth E‘ting in Madge Ryans in Spencer Tracy in Spencer Tracy In Claire Trevor in Jill Edmund in the "Nutcracker Suite” we Clubs announces the fourth Others who took part in the pro- Ruth Ettine From with num- “Roman “Roman Scandals.” “Day of Reckoning." “A Man's Castle.’* “A Man’s Castle.” "The Man Who "F. P. 1.” phony Orchestra, special of its ninth season, which will be 1349 Wis. Ave. N.W. Scandals." have selected several excerpts, namely: gram were: Pat Shipe, Felice Her- Comedy. Com. Pictorial Review. Comedies. Comedies. Dared.” News, “Tarzan” serial. bers by the orchestra, to be chosen by Barker _Comedy._ Marche, Danse de la Fee Dragee. given at Hall. Seventeenth mann. Mary Oyntie Shipe. Dorothy Paul Muni in Paul Muni in Zasu Pitts in Fay Wray and Nils Norman Foster and Chester Morris and Robert Armstrong in Dr. Hans Kindier for this occasion Fairlawn Heather in Helen in Arabe and Danse and K streets, Saturday evening. Ad- Groesbeck. Miriam Leech, Joann “Hi. Nellie.” "Hi. Nellie." "The Meanest Gal In Asther in "Madame Angel Twelve trees "Son of Kong.” Danse RuSe, Danse devoted to sacred music. com. Henry Armetta com. Town." Spy." Popeye cartoon. “Orient Express.” “Kinsr for a Night.” Popeye. Kennedy com. vanced playing and ensemble will be John H. Earle, Anacostia. D. C. Henry Armetta des Mirlitons. Should time allow us. Croarkin, Egor Shlopak, Scrappy cartoon. _Scrappy cartoon. Souvenir. Screen song. Hollywood on Parade. Cartoon. Pictorial. Screen song. Serial (matinee only>. featured. Two numbers will be J. Beall we have a little surprise for our piano Helen Hudiak. John O’Brien, Marion Davies and Marion Davies and Joel McCrea in Joel McCrea in William Gargan In "Devil Tiger." "Devil Tiger." may which W presented by Lorraine Crawford, Lowry. Helen Coutinho, Natalia Koban Hippodrome Bing Crosby in Bing Crosby in '"Chance at Heaven." "Chance at Heaven.” “Headline Shooter.” The radio stars. The radio stars. friends in this last concert, "Gome Paul Robson in “Em- Paul Robson in "Em- Ginger Rogers in Myrt and Marge. Myrt and Marge. Kurenko Thelma Callahan, Karlian Meyer, and Earl Parsons. K near Pth "Going Hollywood." Hollywood.” will end with Coming. Com. Cartoon. News. Com. Cartoon. News. peror Jones.” Cartoon. pcror Jones.” Cartoon. “Shriek In the Night." _Cartoon._ _Cartoon. Walter Swank. John Earle. Egor Slo- WJASHINGTONIANS will have an Wheeler end Woolsey Wheeler and Woolsey Kay Francis and —Kay Francis and Wynne Gibson Roland Young Laurel and Hardy in "Bolero”...Ravel Home in in to hear Russian mu- pak, Joann Croarkin, Helen Hudiak, The members of the Glee Club of in in Ricardo Cortez in Ricardo Cortez in Sons of the Desert.” tnis three times in opportunity 1 "Mandalay." “Crosby Case.” "His Double Life.” Pirate Treasure," 5th. We have played sic Beall Lowry. Helen Coutinho. Shirley the Washington Missionary College, in 13th and C Sts. N.E. "Hips. Hips. Hooray.” "Hips. Hips. Hooray.” 'Mandalay.” sung by skilled natives of that _Comedy. Comedy. Souvenir. Comedy. Souvenir. _Musical._ Comedy.__ Charlie Chaplin com. all. but it seems that the demand is John and Ethel MacDonald. Takoma Park, will of _Comedy._ country Sunday. April 22, when Maria MacKay. give programs El Brendel in El Brendel in William Gargan and Constance Bennett Dorothea Wieck in Mary Brian and Heather Angel In still strong enough In Washington to Parker Dorman: violin solos Jo- in Roland Cradle Song." Donald Cook in "Orient Express." Kurenko, Russian soprano, and the by sacred music in Trenton. Jersey City Jesse "Olsen’s Big Moment.” "Olsen's Big Moment." Frances Dee and Gilbert to it once more on one in Tonight." Cartoon. "Fog.” Lane Chandler in oblige us put Russian sephine Cole. Albert Pargament and and Newark this week end. They will 18th nr.R.I.Ave.N.E. Comedy. Comedy. "Headline Shooter.” "After Cathedral Choir will give a Com. Sportlight. Nov. Com. Cartoon. News. Sport Novelty. Com. Cartoon. Serial. "Texas Tornado of our programs. I have conducted Marietta Eckam: piano solos by Mar- be assisted Dorothy Goodrich, vio- _Cartoon. _Cartoon._ program at the National Theater. by Will Rogers and Will Rogers and Dorothy Wilson and Jack Oekie and Jack Oakie and Ed Wynn in it only a half a dozen times in my Helen Wallace and Ger- and Mrs. Palm in This event is in the nature of a garet Spiller, linist. of Nashville. Tenn., Dark. Zasu Pitts In Zasu Pitts in Douglas Montgomery Ginger Rogers Ginger Rogers in “The Chief.” "come off” in ■ life. To have it really son Hutcheson’s Jesse "Mi. Skitch.” "Mr. Skitch." in "Eight Girls In a “Sitting Pretty.” "Sitting Pretty." Rex. wonder horse, in benefit, being organized under the lo- Nordlinger. Ernest Laurence Ashley, accompanist. Del Ray, Va. Pictorial. of WlIdHorses,” and Specialty. News. Specialty. News. Boat." Com. Cartoon. Comedy. Comedy. Pictorial. "King all its nearly neurotic passion cal of “March” for two and strings Gibson was elected president sponsorship Russians living in pianos recently Robert Montgomery in Robert Montgomery in Dorothy Wieck in Dorothy Wieck in Bebe Daniels in “The Bebe Daniels in "The Kazan, the dog. in brilliance, is a desperately difficult will be Lura Ross Kim- Washington to raise a fund for the played by Loomis, of the organization. Martin Princess "Fugitive Lover.” "Fugitive Lover.” “Cradle Song." •'Cradle Song." Song You Gave Me.” Song You Gave Me." "Jaws of Justice.” are in Jack Holt in Jack Holt In W. C. Fields in "Inter- task. Some of the passages Ellen merer is the business and Sally O'Neill in Sally O'Neill In Chas. Starrett. “Mur- Chas. Starrett. "Mur- Orphanage for Russian Children In Stevens, Joseph Joers, Mary manager, 1119 H St. N.E. “The Last Parade." Last national House." so awkward for the "1H Fathoms Deep," “10 Fathoms Deep.*' der on the Campus.” der on the Campus." "The Parade.” registers particu- Newark. N. J. Father Gindlin, head Wright, Coursen Conklin, Phillip John T. Hamilton the secretary. Ruth Chatterton and Ruth Chatterton and lar such as. for Instance, Constance Bennett in Constance Bennett in ’• Instrument, of the Jane Stevens “Devil in Russian clergy here, is in gen- Capell Wright, Betty The glee club visited Philadelphia Richmond Dark. "After Tonight.” "After Tonight.” "Devil Tiger.'* Tiger Adolphe Meniou in Adolphe Menjou and trombone, that News. “Journal of Crime." bassoon anything eral of and Kalmon Manner, with Alice Scott a few weeks ago and gave a program. Comedy. Comedy. Comedy. News. Comedy. "Journal of Crime.” charge the concert. Alexandria, Va. News. Comedy. Comedy. News. may happen 1 I mean with this, of and Miss Fickenscher at the two It will also make trips to Virginia, News._ News._ “Charles Farrell in Charles Farrell in Dolores Del Rio and Dolores Del Rio and Richard Dix Buck Jones in Dorothy Wilson in course, only the large symphonic Arsenio Ralon and Leah Ef- and Ohio. In a pianos. West Virginia Savoy "Girl Without a “Girl Without a. Gene Raymond in Gene Raymond in "The Fighting "Eight Girls in version of the work. BESSIE N. WILD fenbach will the violin Room.” "Flying Down to Rio.” "Flying Down to Rio.” t'Ace of Aces.’* Ranger.” Bout.” Voice Coltnre. accompany 3030 14th St. N.W. Room.” Even in the finest Piano and Harmony Thelma Callahan is a Band reel. Oddity. Band reel. Oddity. Travel talk. Travel talk, Popeye. Comedy. Langdon comedy. performances by Studio. 6854 5th St. N.W. numbers. The public is welcomed at presenting world have heard of Otto Kruger in "The Heather Angel and Chester Morris and Dorothy Wilson and "Aggie Appleby.” El Brendal in orchestras in the I PHONE GEORGIA 8*33. are group of her pupils In a program these recitals, which under the Se co Dark. Women in His Life.” Norman Fostrr in Helen Twelvetrees in Douglas Montgomery “Maker of Men.’* 'Olsen's Big Moment." several times "breaks'’ which resulted 1 the a direction of Mrs. Charles Brooks two-piano music on Tuesday in Richard Cromwell In “Orient Express.” "King for a Night.” in “Eight Girls in “Wolf Do?.” new ser. Tim McCoy in "Speed Silver Spring, Md. Boat." Comedy. News. com. Ser, Mat.. 1. in near disasters. The slightest WALTER T. HOLT—-- State counselor. ! Gertrude Lyons Studio, 1325 G street, "Above the Clouds.” Com. Car toon. News. Comedy. News. Charlie Chaplin Wings.” Smith, junior Irene Dunne in in Mackaili in obstacle may the finest at 8:15 Those are: James Dunn in James Dunn In Richard Dix in Richard Dix in Irene Dunne Dorothy upset player p.m. playing “If I Free.” I "Curtain at 8.” Mandolin, Banjo, Guitar, j Stanton "Take a Chance. “Take a Chance.” "Ace of Aces." "Ace of Aces. Were "If Were Free.” in this in which there is no Katherine Ann Van Pelt, Olive Rickard, In work, At the meeting of the German Lit- Ken Maynard in Ken Maynard in John Wayne In John Wayne in Bill Boyd Bill Boyd in Hoot Gibson in Hawaiian Guitar and Ukulele and Gth and C Sts. N.E. "Fighting Parson." possibility of support by other instru- erary Society last Saturday at the Margaret O'Meara. Emily Sutton "Wheels ot Destiny." “Wheels of Destiny.” "Private Secretary." "Private Secretary." “Cheaters.”_ _‘Cheaters.” SINCE 1898 in Ann Harding in All-star cast in Tim McCoy in ments. as the main themes, during the home of the Anita Schade, Lorraine Crawford, with violin solos Janet Gaynor and John Barrymore in John Barrymore in Ann Harding A School of Achievement. Where Stand- president, in “Counsellor at Law.” “Counsellor at Law.” "Right to Romance. “Right to Romance." "Night Flight.” "Police Car No. 17.” first variations, are always for ards Are High. Enter at Any Time. Eckam. The final num- State Warner Baxter in eight the musical program was given by ! by Maryetta Next Best 'Ruth Ettira musical. 'Ruth Etting musical. Alice Brady in "Should Alice Brady in "Should News. Ken Maynard Lessons Private. Day and Eyenln*. Md. "Paddy Ladies Behave?” "Gun Justice." one of the wind Instruments, always Glenn Carow, pianist, and Francesca ber will be a two-piano number by Bethesda. Thing." “Krakatoa." News._ _News. Ladles Behave? Travelaugh, Students Offered Exceptional Practical and In Robert Armstrong In difficult to control. Traintaf With the Nordica Clubs At the next La Salle Spier, played by Mr. Spier Jack Okie and Jack Oakie and Spencer Tracy and Warner Baxter and Charles Laughton El Brcndel Kaspar Lawson, soprano. in Carole Lombard in Moment.” “Blind Adventure.” 1801 Columbia ftd. N.W. Colombia 0940 Ginger Rogers in Ginger Rogers In Loretta Young In Helen Vinson “Olsen's Big I that of Anita Schade and Miss, Callahan. Sylvan “White Woman.” Ken Maynard In “Gun Naturally, hope eventually meeting the society, "Sitting Pretty.” "Sitting Pretty." "Man's Castle.” "As Husbands Go. Comedy. Novelty. Cartoon. Sport Nov. Serial. Justice.” “Wolf Dog." our contests will in an will speak on "Richard Strauss, the 104 R. I. Ave. N W Pictorial. Novelty. Pictorial. Novelty. Comedy. Cartoon. Com. Musical Novelty. go ever-chang- Yvonne R. coloratura so- Ann Shanley, and Gary Cooper and Elissa Land! in Elissa Landi Lew Ayres in “Cross- ing direction, that we will Include in Composer of Songs,” and Yago Gary Cooper ln_ monsters Cruise." Armando a program of songs March Frederic March "By Candlelight.* "By Candlelight.** Prehistoric Prehistoric monster* Country our works Jannuzzi will a number of the prano. presented Takoma Frederic Buck Jones In “request” programs by McGuffey sing in in Lillian Gish in Lillian Gish in In “Son of Kong.” In "Son of Kong.” for the students and teachers of Park, D. C. Life." “Fighting Ranger.” Bach and Mozart and Beethoven and Grand Dramatic composer's songs. Takoma "Design for Living." “Design for Living.” "His Pooble Life." "His Double Opera, Tenor Stuart Junior High School on Tues- Randolph Scott In Brahms and Franck. Last Round-up.” Francesco tenor, will day. Garbo in Greta Garbo In Greta Oarbo in Greta Garbo in Greta Garbo in Greta Garbo In “The I think that the choice of works Della-Lana, Tivoli Greta Christina." 'Pirate Treasure,” 5th. Voice Christina. “Queen Christina.” "Queen Christina." "Queen Christina." •‘Queen Christina.” "Queen Specialist be the guest soloist at the Second and Park Rd. "Queen Comedy. Song reels. for our final Sunday concert is at Norma Simonson, soprano, will as- 14th £*. Italian Church in Alexandria, in Lowe and once a tribute to the Method Presbyterian Bennett in Constance Bennett In —Joan Biondell in Joan Blondell in Richard Dix Edmund in" Victor McLaglen Washington pub- sist Lewis Corning Atwater, organist, Constance of "Bombay Mall.” Boris KarfolT In School at hot ornate Va., today and on Easter Sunday. York "Moulin Rouge.” “Moulin Rouge." "I’ve Got Your ••I've Got Your “Day Reckoning.*' lic’s taste and to the orchestra’s ac- in a program of requested numbers Number." Number." Comedy Cbarlla Chaplin PThe Lost Patrol.1 Comedy. Comedy. Mickey Mouse.” complishments, Without *>xagsrera- Dl.f* 1403 732 Sf. at 5 o’clock at All Souls1 Oa. Ave. and Quebec Billy Symphony. Burleauu* »nrl«»gua. Band real. comedy. }30l N.W, A musicale .under .the auspices of this afternoon •illy Symphony. ^ I k *1 k l t i * A *5 A