CROWD HEARS CHOIR Ill, Benny Misses Broadcast. NATIONAL THEATRE Tor” HOLLYWOOD, May 24 W.—Jack NAtlonal 0541 “High May Bring “HORA NOVISSIMA” 2:30—Twice THree Stars in the Next IN Benny, 111 with Influenza, was unable Daily—8:30 Capitol’s to appear on his regular broadcast last All Saati Rtitrutd Hamline Methodist Church Scene to Associates said he had Meredith Washington night. been Mats. 50c & 75c of Artistic Presentation overworked. and' some $1.00 of Oratorio. at^ Anderson’s' on in View Faking Play Road, TTAMLINE METHODIST CHURCH Eves. 50c, 75c, SI A A and some at $1.50 of Cleveland’s Is was crowded yesterday afternoon Reaction, when the choir of 50 voices, under di- (Pins Tax) Unsolved Problem. rection of John H. Marvihe, gave an artistic presentation of Horatio W. IN PERSON Novissima.” The ora- PAUL BY JAY CARMODY. Parker’s "Hora _ a one of the YORK, May 24—Washington may see Burgess Meredith play torio Is majestic work, finest achievements In this form of "High Tor." the Maxwell Anderson critics’ prize piece, some time In WHITEMAN the Fall. Again it may not. The matter remains to be settled. The the present day. «nd hit ORCHESTRAi In the many difficult chorus num- NEWAnderson-Outhrie McClintic-Meredith general stall is not quite sure 30 «f Ht* aorVTi ort«tta that "High Tor.” a thing full of sardonic is the bers the choir did full credit to the «tfdt«iMnlO i comedy, kind of drama for r Which "the road” is clamoring. efforts of their director. Their shad- INOW^ 25c«»/ was executed ,l< So when one drops backstage to chat with Meredith after the performance ing with artistry and KV” ■****»>"■" •t, the Martin Beck Theater, the their attacks were sharp and uniform. suit-.; RtCooMMSoihi I GEORGE , ANITA 1 ability of the play for the road is One of the most effective sections * They seem fearful that one of the first questions Meredith Cleveland was the quartet and chorus, "Thou IkWolfocViBEIRY j BRENT LOUISE 1 might be Cincin- * In Witiut Bt#»—CmwH>(4« CWy asks. (One goes backstage, Gardner spelled Pittsburgh, Ocean Without Shore.” The chorus, HVnMIUII nati or T|Spencer Tracy, Gladys George and Franchot Tone. rible, told Anderson so, and still feels year’s illness. He once HELEN mountain to the encroachments of appeared oppo- BONE the same way. The fact that it won site Sarah Bernhardt. IWCWfT mem the critics’ the machine age and the fools and prize only proves that Two sisters Miss Anna & 40c knaves who survive, Smckinf Ptrm\ttid M«L 25* Ex*. 25* critics are as as operate the machine. A i__ crazy Mr. Smith al- Bishop %nd Mrs. Margaret Burwell, vibrant, impressive symbol of a ways has said. way hoth of Atlanta, Ga. For all the fact that the structure of life that man is throwing away Appealing Drama through ignorance is the of the Capital’s Qroups of the play Is a bit more complicated figure youthful Van as Meredith than a recipe for biscuits, it is a Qom plays IN ADDITION TO ALL THE the part. It is not the finest role he Film simple story that it tells. True, An- Stays Civic Theater Concludes a ★ SPECIAL MORE THAN SO FEATURES derson a ever has played, but he gives it the Washington does take nose dive into motion picturoa of EVERY DAY 1 TO KfIDNITE fantasy and peoples his stage with same magic of gesture, expression The and inflection Successful First Season. CORONATION such an odd assortment of charac- that he has given to At National richer proaontod In Iho ters as ancient, philosophic Indians, characters. A quite convinc- BY HARRY MacARTHUR. VwImI of all nowaroola the of a crew of Duth sailors ing performance, or have we already ghosts Washington Civic Theater close* its first season this week with intimated that? the Intangible stuff “Fly PATHE NEWS (200 years old), a rapscallion judge, which tomorrow from which dreams are Away Home,” opens night at the Wardman Park ^ a crooked real Maybe to a strain. Be our estate dealer, a trio Congress ought pass Theater and runs prepared! Consult made Into a motion through Friday. graduate optometrist lor a SWIMMING IN Cryital FURE of bank bandits and the law making it compulsory to bring picture thorough 3** WEtK.J pursuing A simple statement, that, but behind it there's a Behind examination! the to is no easy task, but the THE story. WATER STARTS HERE NEXT play so its mem- WEAVING State The Washington FRED policeman. average play- it there’s the story of a gang of young enthusiasts who think the theater is GINGER bers could see it. Columbia Pictures people have been M. A. LEESE THURS. Adult* wright couldn't even dream that about the most there is without Optical Co. 40c, Child. 15* rtr * * * just important thing knowing why they think * completely successful at It in “Lost 61« Bth St. N.W. ASTAIRE ROGERS many characters, much less get them the of a of p --—- now so; story group earnest*! as in his as Horizon," in its second week at on the same stage at one time. An- perfect part who have tried their ^LMOST the National. James young people “SHALL WE DANCE* of Meredith's Van The £ilton Students of Steve Cochran’s Na- derson, course, is not the average impersonations of darnedest this last season to has been mounted give GERSHWIN S So he Dorn is the actor's valet. He radiates story by Director tional Academy of Stage Training will MUSIC playwright. puts all those Washington an intimate sort of a Frank Capra and his cast with a sen- present a group of one-act at EDWARD EVERETT HORTON characters in a single play which hospitality, moves with dignity, and where the members of the plays sitive which endows the film theater, turns out to be a speaks with a Oxford accent feeling the Wardman Park Theater June 8, ERIC BLORC HARRIETT HOCTOR singularly simple faintly audience, as well as the players, feel ! with a that is sometimes the end of AND .. ... The of beauty marking the third term of An NEW Edition 0f Play. population New York a of It's A and and warm glow participation. large complete was shrunken over week- breathless always appealing. the school year. stock priced to meet it terribly the a of Moreover, is hilariously funny. the story of group enthusiasts the demands of thrifty The MARCH of TIME" end Oscar Doob's telephone "Lost Horizon,” of course, is the Its bulhor, of course, is the bitter who have for the last few months The Arts Club will have that Irish buyers. fftmlng e didn’t answer neither did Bar- sheerest of fantasy, the escape-yarn E. MORRISON PAPER CO. I kind. There is no merry, childlike given unstintlngly of their time, their evening Thursday and it will P«. Are, Phone NA. 2MB rett one more night _1QO» | JOHN left In McCormick’s but Chuck raised power, and less skill- talent BOLES laughter Anderson, and so and their bodily strength to be the year’s first program In the of March of Time was in done it would tax be- *AS GOOD AS there is little of in Findley fully credulity the task of a MARRIED** very It his play. raising Washington little garden theater. There will be Irish DINNER DANCE ■ and in a mood to exhibit New York yond the breaking point. But thanks with DORIS NOLAN But it is far less grim in theme and theater to a place among the coun- songs, melodies played on the Irish and wanted to be remembered to Mr. Capra, to his cameraman, who treatment than the "Winterset” try's and Hannah Sheahan will dance to Hal leaders. | harp crowded Horan, Hardie Meakin, etc. 1s a true artist and to the players which the National more They haven’t accomplished that yet, a traditional Irish reel. The program and Lieut. Tom McDonald of (maybe thanks, too, to Mr. Hilton), the than a year ago. but they've made a good start. They’ve also will Include two Irish plays by West Point, the Air motion version "Lost Hor- Army Corps, and picture of six new One find ones self & little bit done plays, two which have Lady Gregory—“The Rising of the just Connecticut avenue was finding For izon” is a completely engrossing tale, with the been seen here before, or rather they Moon" and "Spreading the News.” Impatient viewpoint that ty-fourth street no end interwoven with amusing glimpses of the will have done that when “High Tor” is too adult a drama Ben many "Fly 2 BIG FEATURES^ DAYS ONLY Washer, pausing to pass on his beauty of life as it might be and per- for the road. Of Away Home” is past tense. The ma- The Blackfriars is course Washington to Frank Elwood Gyild running greeting Jelleff, haps should be. You believe it be- of Is exempted in such an estimate. Its jority them have been pretty good into difficulties trying to arrange re- STARTS TOMORROW 11:30 M. Seal, and lots of other friends in cause are the A. you impelled to, for and haven’t often. hearsals for “Smilin’ I Q is flatterly high one they slipped Their Thru," which A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM (maybe Washington, was catching a train same reason you want to believe FRENCH WITH 6hould your failings have been the failings of a the group will again present at the say "pleasingly”) as calcu- to Hollywood, where he is going to dreams. COMEDY, DRAMA, MELODY, AND BEAUTY lated Gotham drama Mc- young bird trying new wings or a Sylv#i Theater in July. Margaret THEATRE PARKING by moguls. work on ‘‘Dead End" again; as a The picture doesn’t keep its head young country trying a new constitu- Myers and Stephen Trodden, last Clintic, indeed, contemplated opening picture this time, of course and SIMONE CHARLES in the clouds of philosophic day- tion. year's romantic leads, have announced 6 P.M. TO “High Tor” at the National last De- tomorrow at noon the convention of their cember, and after Cleve- dreamingr however, no matter how at- By their slips have they learned engagement and a June wedding 1 A.M. bewildering the American Theatre Council opens, SIMON BOYER tractive its visions might be, but it and out to close the season date; Dorothy Davidson, prominent land or being bewildered by Cleve- with Helen of they're Hayes Washington and in CAPITAL GARAGE land's reaction brings the dreams down to earth with with that proverbial blaze of the cast, went to London for the ftS IN IN to the play, he re- "Victoria Regina” pronouncing the glory some richly human characters and It with "Fly Away Home.” And next coronation, and now this past week gretted not having done so. invocation or whatever ritualistic rou- counterpoints its moments of fantasy year will be back full of en- Director Mary Crowley announced her It is quite possible because Wash- tine is used to initiate such ventures they with and the with thusiasm to their engagement to Edgar Ford, another “LADIES LAKE” “HAPPINESS” ington was on tragedy tragedy top first successful passed up the opening, and now to go back to looking (LAC AUX DAMES) (LE BONHEUR) it comedy. season with a more successful second prominent Blackfriar. however, may not get the play later. out that hotel window which is just season. Complete English Dialogue Titles You can see those memories of Cleve- above the place where E. De Selding Ronald Coleman does something of there's to be a bovine Junior Hadassah is sponsoring a "Why Don’t They Do Thing» Like Thit in Hollywood’’—N.Y. Pott land still active in the consciousness Melcher used to in Central a superb Job (when didn't he?) in Maybe going play Park of the of the central housing problem before long around preview Civic Theater’s "Fly "SuperbN. Y. Timet "Excellent," N. Y. World Telegram the McClintic forces when they when he was a little boy; maybe role, and there are a host the of here. Couple of seasons ago the Away Home” tonight at the Wardman contemplate future of "High Tor.” even a good little boy. others—particularly Tommy Mitch- onra All Sfatf 250 i moved into that Park Theater The Anacostla EVERY NIGHT AT 8:45 P. M. Opposite ell, Edward Everett Horton, Isabel Roadside Theater Rockville Junior-Senior School is STEAMER POTOMAC White Room Vntll 1 P. M. J Jewell, Sam Jaffee, and Jane red bam out on the pike, High present- Margo its Delightful 3-hour cruise. Free Dancing. NAt. 8149 Eve. B«l. 40o a whole raft of ing first “Spring Show” Wednes- refreshment bar. iBELASCO HEARD IN Wyatt—who contribute considerable putting unsuspecting Large dance floor, dining CONCERT and out day and Thursday nights There'll room. Loud speaker system Free parting. skill to the endowing of dreams with cows and chickens things be a minstrel a credibility. of a home, and now comes the Cross- show', one-act play 60c •XXV 75c Crouch on a Sqpn&dette Program Singer dressing and lot of other fun ,.. The faculty Teehnically, too, there’s nothing to Roads Theater, hanging a and graduating class of Eastern at Gunston Hall. complain about room mirrors In the stalls In High (except perhaps that School of bam over in Arlington County, will be guests honor when the lamasery looks more like a movie CROUCH, young the theater where the Troupers of East Washington gERNADETTE theater in Hollywood than a Virginia, bringing Washington soprano, was heard lamasery) Is Community Center present their an- and the before was livestock. The group In concert last at Gunston airplane crash scenes are nual night Hall. of a number of players of Spring play tomorrow night at some of the best ever done. In all composed Bhe was presented and accompanied Eastern auditorium “Take My “Lost the Blackfriars Guild—at least that's Miss things Horizon” is rich. Advice” is by Marjorie Lowe, director of the nucleus—and they plan a Sum- the title and the cast in- DANCING._ music at Gunston Hall. three-act cludes Patricia Paige, Frances Greene, A memo mer season of modern plays. from Oscar Doob advises Don Canellis Dance Studios The only student of music to grad- The first will be "The Last of Mrs. Sisler, L. Zaff Rogers, William that "Captains Courageous,” the Waltz-Fox Trot-Tanfo-Rhumba-Tap uate with the Gunston Hall class on for which will be Milton, Ted Freter and Albert Muehl- Prlrate lessons—Lowest Rates Spencer Tracy-Freddie Bartholomew Cheyney,” tryouts IPtnCMV Of Perfect Sound Photoolar K June 1, Miss Crouch is the daughter held at Clarendon Methodist haus. 724 11TH ST. N.W. DUtriet 1673 j AlAUE.nl I 8th at G S.E. HIPPODROME r0draymh piece which Van di- tonight • Beautiful of “Woody” Dyke Z. Lawrence PhllliDs’ Theatre Grace Moore and Cary Grant George A. Crouch, assistant zone Tenth and streets. From 4:UU P.M. la rected, will not be road-showed here. Church, Irving Continuous *- "When You’re in Love.” manager of Warner Bros, theaters in Va. The bam the New York, Philadelphia. and Clarendon, group “WOMAN WISE,” t/i the Chicago MT- Rainier, md. Washington territory. some is turning into a theater la at Baileys ROCHELLE HUDSON and f AMFfl other large cities will pay foldin’ —I Today-Tomor. Cross Roads. MICHAEL WHALEN money to see the film on a two-a-day Simone Simon and James Stewart In “RACING LADY,” >- Seventh Heaven.” basis, but in Washington it’s to be U3 Every one on the Roadside Theater’s With ANN DVORAK and HARRY CAREY. Where and When released as part of Loew's special Z ARPAriF HIATTS VILLE. MD. mailing list knows It already but niXL/lDL Today-Tomor.-Wed. Summer schedule, arriving late in a everyone isn't on the Roadside’s mail- ARLINGTON, VA. Jeanette McDonald and Nelson Eddy July or early in August, probably at In "Maytime.’’ ing list, so It may be news to you Current Theater Attractions the Palace. Boulevard ASHTON Vfc, announce- WILSON and Time of that the group’s yearly, CAROLE LOMBARD. QUY JKJBBfclS O Showing. FRED in ■ RICHMOND^ Today-Tomor. ment Is out. The season opens June MacMTTRRAT e Doris Nolan and Guy Lombardo and his Canadians, la "SWING HIGH. “DON'T TELL George Murphy la of with “The Wlsard of THE WIFE." e "Top of Town.” currently slithering soft syncopation 14, course, SWING LOW." National—"L06t at 2:30 across the Wave.” that will come Horiaon,” the Earle’s footlights, go to Following 805 7th st 8 w g DCrn ALEXANDRIA. VA. “Our American “The Pris- LORETTA YOUNG. TYRONE POWER In Muni and Miriam Hopkms la play at the Naval oner of Zenda,” a new. manuscript "Woman I Capitol—"The Good Old Soak," at Academy’s gradua- “LOVE IS NEWS” <§ Love_ tion hop. play not yet selected, "The Haunted 11 a.m., 4:25, 7:15 and 10:05 Mil fi ROCKVILLE. MD. 1:35, p.m. “The Texas Steer,” and, to IVUIAJ Today Mill,” Utb * N. C. Are. s.E. Leo Stage show's at 12:45, 3:35, 6:25 and Tomorrow the Red PA DAI IMA Carillo and Chester Morris in "I BERNADETTE CROUCH, morning a couple of new close the season, “Murder in LAKUUHA GENERAL SPANKY" ! _Promise to 9:15 and “HIDEAWAY GIRL.'1 Pav."_ p.m. (at least new to is to run two Young Washington soprano, Washington) French Barn.” Each play A M R a ss A Earle—"The at 11 a.m., films come into the Belasco for Home of Mirrophonic Sound nORlT^T^ Go-Getter,” the four weeks. PIDPI C GEORGE BRENT and daughter of George LllVtlX Pcnna. Are. at 21st St. ANITA IX5UIIFB* 1:35, 4:25, 7:15 and 9:55 p.m. Stage Crouch days. One of them had Simone Simon in THE GO-GETTER Also Naws. of the local Warner Matinee* Toe*.. Thurs., Sat.. San. Bhows at 12:45, 3:35, 6:30 and 9:05 and it’s based on a Vicki Baum novel. “Spring Dance,” Philip Banry’s Bros, staff, was heard last Today. Tuesday and Wednesday. H s'- N E Title is Lake.” light comedy success, which was APOI10 Phone pm. in a concert at Gunston “Lady’s The other is JEANETTE NELSON l,lnr 33LA night York last will MacDONALD. EDDY, JEAN ARTHUR nnd CHARLES Hall. "Happiness,” a Charles Boyer star- staged in New season, BOYER Palace—"Romeo and Juliet,” at 11 the “MAYTIME.” i" UHfSTORY IS MADE AT ring vehicle made from a play by be presented at King-Smith NIGHT. Also Popeye Short. A-m., 1:40, 4:20, 7 and 9:35 p.m. Henry Bernstein. Bernstein, inci- Studio Playhouse Wednesday night. Showings Mon * Wed., 6:3(1 ft 8:45 PM. Tues., 2. 4:15. 6:30 and 8:45 »M At*- n.w. Metropolitan—“A Doctor’s Diary,” did the screen If the students do as well with this AVALON S6,2.Conn' Dilemma. dentally, play for THRILLS TOR YOUR EARS. „Cleveland 2BOO At 11:20 a.m., 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35 "Lady’s Lake,” too. • as they did with “Liliom,” they’ll of the best comedy dance With “MAYTIME’ we Introduce APd 9:40 p.m. Oot And, Just because he thinks there have something. The cast Includes MIRROPHONIC 80UND. Keith’s—"Shall We at numbers in "New Faces of 1937" are a lot of about town who Phillips Hutchins, Margery Hood, A REVELATION. FOR THE BENEFIT OF Dance,” 11:50 people YOU—OUR PATRONS. want to see Simone Simon and Jane Eoff, Judith Owen, Mathilda A.m., 2:15, 4:35, 7 and 9:25 p.m. almost had to be cut from the picture THE CIRCLE IS PROUD TO BE AVENu|mND~rr^ •‘March Charles Boyer, Jack Thom an, Be- Tillman, Dick Murphy, Frank Koonoe, FIRST BRD^KED01^nAnGdHTm^ft; of Time,” at 11:30 a.m., 1:55, because of difficulties. Short. photographic lasco is Edward Frank Gaunt and TO OFFER THIS MARVELOUS DEVELOP- 4:15, 6:40 and 9:05 p.m. manager, opening the balcony Baggs, MENT TO WASHINGTON. When it came time to film the ec- James Carroll. The is di- CALVFRT Wisconsin Ave. for the first time. play being "MAYTIME” 1* a wonderful production: WlUtlll Cleveland 2.345 Colombia—“Wake Up and Live,” at centric dance team of Lowe, Hite and rected with S. Wesley McKee. you must see and hear it several times to _Matinee. 2 P.M. 11:15 am., 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, 7:40 and went The grasp all its beauty and glorious songs, etc. RAYH Stanley, everything nicely for Berkeley Playmakers in Berke- ®IN?„.C.RgSB,Y>h_WAIKIKI “"^MARTHA 9:45 p.m. seems to have at- WEDDING”_News. the long shots, but when R-K-O Di- ley, Calif., have a one-act play con- Philip Barry rtf TIED A DTAM 1343 Wisconsin Aye. UUIJIDAKI Un victor mcLaglen ®‘h *t. "wT Rialto—“The Ghost Goes at rector Jason ordered Camera- test under way. Closes tained considerable local notice this CENTRA* I t®1Phone West,” Leigh September and PRESTON FOSTER in “SEA ryj’ Met. 2811 11 a.m., 2:05, 5:05 and 8:15 p.m. "Bar- man Roy Hunt to get close-ups, he t Gene Ford is in New York Spring. His “Holiday” has been se- | '1MHI DEVILS.'' News and Comedy. bary Coast,” at 12:35, 3:35, 6:45 and shock his head. for stage shows Irene lected to close the Pierce Hall Players’ scouting ANACOST,A- D c 9:55 p.m. Hite is 7 feet 7 inches tall and Weber, Carter Barron's secretary, is season. It will be presented June 2 FAIRLAWN COLONY 4935 Director BETTE DAVIS in "MARKED WOMAN.” &V &&.*•"• Little—“Crime Without Passion,” at Stanley is 3 feet 3 inches, while Lowe in New York, too The third of the and 3 and Ina L. Hawes says E MacDONALD and NELSON EDDY in "MAYTIME.” News. 11:55 a.m., 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and is of average stature. “Three Men on a Horse” has gone to everything is shaping up famously if I I inn 3227 M St. N.W. LuU\J Double Feature 9:50 p.m. 'They ju$t won’t go in the lens,” Hollywood and films He’s Horace she only had a music box. There just c st. n.e. MEN ARE NOT GODS." with MIRIAM HOME Phone»iano Hunt who has a featured role has to be an old-fashioned music box HOPKINS liv/lfJC^ Line. 102911 Trans-Lux—News and shorts. Show explained. ‘If I get Stanley McMahonn, .Also GENERAL 8PANKY." MncDOVALD With SPANkY News. JEANETTE and NI&SON runs 1 hour and 15 minutes, contin- I miss Hite’s head, and if I get Hite with Spencer Tracy, Franchot Tone in "Holiday” and it has to play MCFARLAND. EDDY In •MAYTIME.” News^ uous 10 a.m. to I miss and in Gave waltses. No rhumbas. If midnight. Stanley altogether.” Gladys George “They you’ve got 60S 9th St. Penn. Avenue LITTLE rC.MIlPFNN S.E. Ambassador—"The Go-Getter,” at Finally, three cameras were Him a Gun,” the Capitol's next. one, let the Pierce Hall Players'know. Lineoln 317® “Crime Without Passion.” Matinee. 2 Pltf. A, 7:45 and 9:40 p.m. brought to the Each one stage. Also “Man Of Aran.” Tivoli—"Waikiki Wedding,” at 2. photographed each member of the 1:50, 5:45, 7:35 and 9:30 pm. team and Director Jason left the rest Double Feature. SAVOY of WHITES’ PRINCESS Uptown—“Outcasts Poker Flat,” of the problem to be solved by the VIROINIA •SUfiMSH;BRUCE and KENT At 1:45, 3:55, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:50 film editor. ln ',WH1EN WVI IS pm. We stress NEWNESS because Grosner’s YOP RE YOUNCT' I "SING WHILE ABLE/]_ 1937 Palm Beaches have even more rpoA 8244 Geerrla Are. SHEKIDAN ?;„*«■ style, jttU Sliver Sarin*. Md. Vl'Ha _ Matinee, 2 P.M. more fabric and more Continuous From fi:00 P.M. JEAN ARTHUR and CHARLES appeal tailoring E. BROWN in • Special for Tuea., Wed. and Thura. Only JOE BOYER in HISTORY IS MADE value than ever before. “When’s Your Birthday?” AT NIGHT." Also Cartoon. TIVOI I ,4th_8‘- * Park Rd." N.W. CTA1ITAM Sth and C Sts. N.E. 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