DAILY WORKER. NEW YORK. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1934 Page Five Bill Gropper The World of Things Are «* ! If Lunacharski’s Great Gift as Changing Were Commissar CHANGE the Theatre Even in “Qrundyville” Writer Cited by Bukharin —= By HAROLD EDGAR By N. BUKHARIN were two aspects of his deviation THE many years ; which for kept Luna- TAMIRIS By ROB. ROBBINS er’s fault and refused to compensate away from the proletarian ’ charski out of the main stream of “Uncle” Grundy—Joe R. Grundy— him in any way, so the sued. FARfatherland, in Anatole Tamiri* is a dancer in need of worker France. ; Bolshevism. Gives his slaves a rest on Sunday; Thousands of were spent Vasilievich Lunacharski, “the ; radicalizaiion. This might be said of dollars by Soviet Did Not Become Chauvinist He gives them buildings, parks and Grundy fighting this on Ambassador to Spain.” as he will S all artists who have not yet associated “effrontery” The world War failed to turn Lu- WORLD! themselves in some trees, the part of one of his slaves; this, probably be referred to in the for- ! direct way nacharski chauvinist with but increase! passed j into a and de- Gold the proletarian revolutionary “Everything" a wage rather than give to the worker the eign press, away after a se- I fenslst. A man of vast international move- ... By Michael money vere The last X saw ment, but It especially true that spent on lawyers. The illness. time culture, he aid not betray the posi- is years ago every Lunacharski with radicalization in our would this writer reviewed worker lost out in court, but tion of internationalism. After direction his yellow face pass- Can Anybody Answer This? be of immediate value to Tamiris and SOMEa play called “Processional," by by sheer accident, because some of ing through the wreckage of the July, to our This observa- John Howard Lawson. Intended to judge wanted to pay off a grudge a dying man 1917, days after ’THERE appeared In the New York Sunday News recently, under the cultural front. death had airy ad: and seeing the in- tion is based on the evidence of her be a serious telling of the story of against Grundy, in a final court of side of a Menshevist-Social Revolu- 1 title, the buffle-headed little editorial which follows: verdict laid fingers on above ; own work at her latest recital in the workers in the mine regions, West appeals the was reversed and its tionary Jail, he returned fo;d Tribune Press Service dispatch from Montreal, him, although thh to the “We quote a Chicago Booth Theatre. Virginia the locale, I vaguely recall, the worker won the suit. Orundy . of the | cheerful “Helene, Bolsheviks. dated Jan. 18: Tamiris’ dance, more than any the whole thing struck me as a hor- made out the check. And then fired Jfc He hesitated in the October days, “ everyone who in his ‘Prof. W, F. Tait, head of he Department of Psychology, McGill 1 other American dancer’s, has a vigor, rible burlesque. What seemed in- in his mill related to this life ; when the imaginary shells of the controversy in two a and an credible in it, also, was the appear- worker. exemplified the ■ Bolshevik guns University, contributed angle to the present sturdiness enthusiasm that allegedly destroyed a new - m..\L magnificent ca derive from popular sources. One ance of the owner of the mine wear- Grundy gave town ! the esthetic beauty of St. and continents over the merits of sterilization. feels to the the new pacities of man yPhiladelphia. On own genius for exploitation and ment has forced to recognize 1 of the “heathen craving for life.” work, Grundy's around mill and been one of the noblest knights of the Socialism he interpreted human Ages hatred, her ambitiousness, her beauty side, his driving bargains, Is secretary ; Soviet Russia | as the un- to lead the race back into the Dark of theology, race on hard the achievements of proletarian Revolution and his name would take meaning, would count “wordly goods.” are the hove’s in of the “corporation” that prints it. on front, so also have | olding of all the possibilities latem irrationalism. gifts should which the economic will unquestionably history as in for something. Tamiris’ “live” the mill workers, stag- Surprisingly, because one would ex- ! music critics been enter ; man. a system making possible a * • * * the American of a courageous not be wasted in the frigid realms nant creeks, and all the other pect a for that fiery, fighter • rich and integrated life, with steadilv definite Grundy policy, It is a 1 compelled to bestow praise the and enthusiastic builder of socialist RATIONAL intelligence is all that can save mankind out of the present of modem “neo-classic” dancing but evidences of the miserable existence typical sheet. and peas- ! growing demands, with the steadily " innocuous small-town progress of the workers’ put the of exploited culture. ! growing powers organized horror. Capitalism contains so many evil paradoxes that it fears any should be at service people of the cruelly mill workers. Even the church bells on the Sun- ants’ republic on the cultural—par- of hu- are in the Grundy p"rk inanity. real scientific examination of itself, hence thinking mys- whose lives rooted most "reated a for them a day I was there seemed to be pealing ticularly the musical—front. A Generation of Oatstanding i and bases its on inescanable of our day, peo- grass In Lunacharski, one tic concepts—abstractions like patriotism, religion, hierarchy, and the realities few steps from his mill, the of out the name of Grundy, although Tire measuring-rod for judging the Revolutionists i sees the pic- ple whose lives are a strug- carefully manicured and , ture of a hopelessly sick glory- myths constant which is he hasn’t given to Bristol any church of Lunacharski belonged to a genera- man of race. gle, people in whose skilfully pruned. There’s public acclamation Soviet music ing over new victories on hands lies the the trees buildings; legend has It that Grundy who, with tion which produced a large num- the tech- It is science and intelligence that is guiding the Working Class of destiny of the world—workers! These a in sight—and I here is Sergei Radamsky nical and cultural front. His noble not bench saw no Is an “agnostic”! his wife, Marie, has just returned ber of outstanding figures in the the world, and that has built the Soviet Union. people—their hopes, fears, defeats children around. Are mind and fiery heart responded when playing they Another legend he ! seven large cities in revolutionary labor movement. Al- triumphs—can enrich terror-stricken, has it that em- from a tour of he saw thousands upon thousands God and capitalism have brought unemployment, war and untold and her and afraid that Grundy ploys a "red” professor to keep the Middle West. Every- most as a boy he began his under- of complete her. and she in can fire their parents him I East and new- men rising from the new sc- miseries to the hundreds of millions of working people all over the world. turn might if they hap- posted on developments, economic where they went—Cleveland. Chica- ground work, sat In prison, was sent bring joy to them, a healthy pleasure to raise hell in i | ciallst soil. He rejoiced every But proletarian solidarity and the scientific socialism of Marx and pened his nice pa-’c? and political, and to grand go, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Washlng- Into exile and lived for many years over for which thev would be truly grate- Or come to concoct I | forward step of our Party, where V enln building a free and happy society for the working class in the maybe thev can’t out schemes to “help his workers”—but ton. Pittsburgh—the two singers of abroad as an emigrant. are ful onlv workers "an body, i banner be unwaveringly bin c as be. Her play because they’ve no shoes or always operates in the opposite Soviet songs were greeted with un- In short he passed through i Soviet Union and throughout the world. now beating Itself a little futllely he a wide | throughout the nost-Oetober rears. clothes. direction, of ■ j bounded enthusiasm by both the au- schooling in politics and life. He course. took part - No, Professor, don’t blame intelligence for the horrors of capitalism. It against the vacuum of 57th Street Say, thatss possible, because “Uncle He a vehement In the" br * * • ; tlience, and only slightly less appreei- worked among men of such caliber as ties against the is religion and the money-greed that are to blame, and the workings art, could become a symbol of work- of his mill deviations from the Joe” doesn’t take care way ation by the music critics. Lenin and Plekhanov. More than Party of a decrepit and dangerous system of production. ers’ splendor and workers’ whole- workers he the things stand in the ■ | line. It is the capitalist like does “their” park It long time for the Soviet once he held most responsible Party Anatole that is to and is not someness. wage any THAT’SYear of our Lord 1934 in Bristol, took a j I Vasilievich has passed class blame: this an intelligent class. It has a sort Because the highest of songs to overcome ths prejudice of posts in the early stages of the de- away. His will them get per That is, Pa. But to say that they literally j loss be deeply felt bv of energy, such as one in "" is sl4 week. of Bolshevism. predatory finds cornered rats, or jackals sniffing ] the critics. Six years ago Radamsky velopment ■ ! all the builders of and fighters for they’re supposed to make that much "stand” is incorrect. They arc His splendid militant (his some far-off prey. But it is not even intelligent enough to save itself from j gave up singing the arias, the bom- speeches j Communism. His image will remain 7- when they put in a full week, but changing—slowly enough by com- nseudonym was “Voinov,” I the suicide of another World War. | bastic, superficial, Baroque Italian meaning . among us all as that of a bold and who does in Grundy's mill? Not parison with other small industrial “warrior”) directed against the • * * • operas, the “holy" oratorios and daring fighter, of strength, - Stare and Screen many. And they as many as towns perhaps, but fast enough to full err.' work church songs, and devoted himself Mensheviks, were an excellent com- ing for life and battling for a HITLER made many great promises the workers 60 hours per week The give outside observers a feeling of plement beau- to and the bankrupt for that sl4. mainly to the simple, sincere prole- to the crushing blows of tiful life. His a deep mind and ** for a future without was lower middle class before Ire took power. With the typical demagogic working conditions are said to be hope Grundys tarian songs of revolutionary Russia, Lenin’s iron logic. Voinov was the a warm heart. “Broomsticks, Amen!” Coming and Grundyvilles. And | He leaves behind the cynicism of all fascists, he orated like a rebel against capitalism, promis- the worst possible, typically Grundy without For six years he lost all connection reporter on the question of an armed memory of a poet and when things begin to change a i Congress. scientist, a ing to To Little Theatre Feb. 9 ones. The workers are terrorized; in • the bourgeois music and uprising at the Third He many-sided nationalize the banks and to restore the land to the farmers, to Place like Bristol, any with circles personality, much like they wont talk about the Grundy Pa. or other U.S.S.R. every year. was one of the strong protagonists of defend the wages of the workers and end unemployment. Indeed, visited the When the bold heroes of the Renaissance. Elmer Greenfelder’s new play, mill. However, at one of those Gnmdwille, things are, returned here he travelled Bolshevism at the Stockholm Con- As a After a year of power, what has he jhe gress. Party fighter and builder of so- accomplished? Predatory capi- j “Broomsticks, Amen,” which deals ohoney Investigations Inspired by changing. through the large cities on a tour of Voinov-Lunacharski was a cialist education, alijm is more entrenched in government I his name will long the than ever in Germany. ; with the folk ways of the Pennsyl- his political rival, the “liberal” Pin- ; Soviet working class songs. brilliant publicist and litterateur of be recalled as that of a profound Thyssen, Henry of militant But. every the Ford that land, is a member of Hitler’s -1 vanla Dutch, will open at the Little "hot .some of Grundy’s ex-mill work- “Blast” And, conversely, the bourgeois mu- Bolshevism. internationalist and ardent lover of (and say Forum Series time that he moved beyond cabinet and rules industry with an iron hand. Tire trade unions, from | Theatre on Friday night, Feb. 9, ac- ers, I ex-mill workers ad- j sic critics lost all interest in him. the toiling humanity. cording visedly, Grundy sphere of influence of Vladimir Il- the most yellow A. F. of L. and Socialist types to the extreme left, have to an announcement received because won’t let Will Start on Sunday j Heretofore they hr d heaped great Proletarian culture lias lost a re- ! yich he slipped and sometimes fell be?:i outlawed. Despite all this, the heroic German yesterday. William Von Schoeller, them work for him again) told of plaudits upon the tenor. They had markable leader. But proletariar Communist Party Vivtor Mullen, and existing very far. continues its illegal work in Kilian, Margaret the slavery in the mill of NEW YORK.—"Defeatism and the glowed in rapture at his rendition culture lives on. the face of the murderous Hitler terror. Seymour and Adair Joe Grundy. He denied it A disciple of Avenarlus in philoso- ’The small peasants being Jean head the "Uncle” Proletarian Short Story” will be the of the superficial o’.d operas. Now he are still wiped out by the banks; it is the cast. “False Dreams, Farewell,” now in newspaper interviews—and that ohy, he passed through a number of ; oig land-owning Junkers subject of the talk to be given by was lost. He had become “contami- intermediate whom Hitler is helping, not the working farmer. playing at the Little, may be moved was the last heard of the “investiga- nated stages. Under the j Soviet Song Program Alexander Gregory, literary editor of I with the stigma of Bolshe- strong of A. Unemployment, by Hitler’s own figures, has increased by more than to a larger house. tion.” vism.” Influence Bogdanov, he * • • "Debate,” for the first I to Be » • * time con- moved from his Posi- Heard in Boston half a million since the fascists seized power. by literary “Principles of ducted the left-wing ma- ! “But I stuck to my guns!” Radam- tivist Esthetics” to his But the Brown Pervert has made good on of “Nana” with Anna Sten pRUNDV is the epitome of all gazine, "Blast” 4th. ! two-volume some his program—the Zola's on Sunday, Feb. sky told me. “It was pretty hard at work “Religion and Socialism," in BOSTON. Sergei and Mane brutal and 8.30 : ■ portions of it. He has managed to outlaw the middle class and At Radio City Music Hall that' v :1. b’tfer sadistic. D. m., at 33 East 20th St. Virgi! | first but now—here, look at these.” which Marx’s scientific Radamsky, recently returned poorer example of Grundy Geddes, Communism from a Jews, driving them out of the professions and trades, strip them Here’s the dramatist and contributor to He ooened several folders and took was interpreted as a peculiar sort of concert tour of the Soviet factor;?', technique: a mill lost a leg the “New Masses,” speak ; of citizenship, beat them, humiliate them, torture and murder them. Anna Sten makes her first appear- worker will on theI out batches of clippings from news- religion. This tribute to the old idols and cultural centers will offer a in an accident in Grundy’s mill. relation between proletarian fiction papers throughout country. program Be has begun to destroy all that great renaissance of modem thought ance in an American film, hi “Nana,” i the was immediately stopped short by of Soviet workers’ songs at Grundy contended it was the work- and the revolutionary stage. songs come their tonight mat had made Germany the fascinating leader of young up the Radio City Music Hall today. "Soviet have into Lenin. Theoretical mistakes were at Jordan Hall, 294 Hunting- Europe to This is own,” he said. followed ton the time of his regime. modern nurseries J a pteturization of Emil Zola’s closely by political ones. Avenue. They will be assisted by All and schools, for which » * Ger- novel * “God building” and many was noted, adapted to the screen by Wil- “Forwardlsm’’ Ramon Gonzales. have been suppressed; the best scientific men, the great j lard Mack and Harry Wagstaff authors and are enough. Pittsburgh, Wash- artists either dead, in jail, or In exile. Gribble and directed by Dorothy Arz- WHAT’S ON ington, And j TRUE Baltimore, music critics the Brown Pervert has ushered in the practice of sterilization. I ner. Miss Sten, who received her hailed with delight the concerts of Taking an idea that had been advocated by a minority of eugenlclsts, principal training on the Soviet stage Soviet songs given by Radamsky and ; the idea screen, be for darity Br. 691 at 415 AMUSEMENTS that all hopeless imbeciles and the criminal insane should not and will recalled her Friday 1.W.0. Lenox Ave. Ad- his wife. mission free. “ be permitted to exceptional work on the Soviet pro- THE GREAT INTERNATIONAE TALKIE: ' ■»' breed, he has made this of OPEN FORUM: ' Lynching in U. 8. A. ’ “Radamsky greatest one his crusades. STUDIO PARTY, Poet Dance Recitel, Rus- scored h1 s Produced : Auction, “The Yellow Ticket,” di- Er, . in i dißereni countries—ipoicen in The idea was never quite satisfactory sian Singer, at 28 E. 14th St. at 8 p.m. Speaker: Taylor, German Workers Club, 79 fascinating '4TTITiT language.', to scientists, for there is no by successes with those ‘‘IIL I j All \ 4 mainly Engilah, v h Wladimir rected Feodor Ossip, which was Auspices, 9 Sec. 2. National E. 10th St., 8 p.m. Adm. tree. li P ill" »harp borderline jn mental pathology. Without a many Unit Benefit songs of the Soviet, those chants of j (L/ill Sofcolofr .of the Moscow Art The* ) and doubt, there are first shown in America some years i Convention Against Unemployment and the 11LLL UII U I Un exile) people in asylums Saturday the workers. The Belkin "Donia the j 7,™ Ernst Busch (now in American who are quite normal, and are the victims back. The supporting cast includes at 8:30 p.m. Wm. Partin speaks on “Un- HENRY BARBUSSE says:— “The Greatest of anti-war films,” of come Komsomol’ was a kind of legal frame-up. Lionel Atwill, Richard Bennett, Mae LECTURE at American Youth Federation. DANCE and Entertainment. Clarte, 304 W. bravura workers’ Also: "ong sung —Latest Soviet Newsreel 323 13th St. at 8:30 p.m. Subject: “Shall in virile manner . . . the See and Under Hitler’s administration, the sterilization idea Clarke and Phillips Holmes. E. 58th St. at 8:30 p.m. Contribution 25c. I hear—TRONAYOVSKY, KARL RADER and other* is not even being ... ! Birth Control Be Legalized?” Speakers: Mrs. DANCE and Entertainment, Yiddish ‘Happy Worker,’ a song of carried out, on poeudo-scientific Office Workers 1 14,h STBEEI A *l> lines. It is a political weapon, and is F. Robertson Jones, Honorary President of Union. 114 W. 14th St. at 8:30 p.m. Subscrip- great lilt,” thus said the Pittsburgh ACHE THFATRP AMERICAN ■•■'nig used “Going Hollywood” the American Birth Control League. against liberals, Jews. Socialists and Communists, At The Ques- tion 25c. after concert in an added tions and discussion. BALLOON Dance, Prog. Club, 866 Post-Gazette their I mece of medieval torture originating in Jefferson Tremont city. THE THEATRE GUILD pre.em. the diseased brains which rule Theatre Tomorrow on “War E. Tremont Ave. at 8:45 p.rn. Good Jazz that - RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL MARIE HALBERSTAD. lecture EUGENI! O’NEILL ! COMEDY the German pepple. and Fascism’' at Women’s Council No. 19, band. Dancing till dawn. "The group of songs Rus- 50 St. & 6 Ave. —Show Place of the Nation PARTY given by Y.C.L. Unit 7 Sec. of Soviet AH, Opens Aes, “Going Hollywood,” with 93 Avenue B. Adm. 10c. 5 at sia sung by Radamsky de- : ■ WILDERNESS! 11:30 A. M. sterilization. Jew-murder and tile temporary' enslavement of the Marion 894 Home St. Entertainment, refreshments. Mr. had with GEORGE M. COHAN MEETING of Artef Club, 133 Second Ave. 52,1 working class are Hitler’s chief victories. Davies and Bing Crosby will be pre- Adm. 10c. cidedly new themes. The music by j Tht'l w - B’way ANNA But unemployment is at 8:30 p.m Wm. Partin, speak on “Un- '-QT7TTr *J SUUn ST E N ing and increas- sented on the Jefferson Theatre MOVIES and Dance given by Greek Br. ‘he modem Soviet composers Ev.B.2oMats.Thur.&Sat.2:3O■ hunger stalks the land. All his social program employment Insurance-” Belkin.i has proved a St-ren beginning tomorrow and con- T.L.D. "N. Spandydakis” at Spartacus Club, Kortchmariev and Beilly, was full of in “NANA” lailure and he. and as Stalin said recently. Hitler will try BAZAAR given by East Side Workers Club, 269 W. 25th St. at 8 p.m. Soviet film "Road MAXWELL ANDERSON’S New Play fkused Zola's to solve his tinUv until Tuesday. The same pro- Broadway, for the benefit of Morning to Life” character, although not of great on Famous Novel crisis by plunging Germany 165 E. will be shown. Adm. 25c. and the stage Into a new world war. gram will Barrymore, Freiheit. Tonight—Concert and Dance; Sat- MONSTER Concert and Banquet, originality,” MARY OF SCOTLAND on include Lionel 25th Is- said the Washington '‘THE REVUE” Sterilization! There Is ur is night. Refreshments, en- IST MUSIC HALL something fitting in this idea which be- Alice Brady and Conway Tearle lii , Cabiret sue Wall Magazine at Harlem Prog. Youth Evening Star. with HELEN PHILIP HELEN so has tert?!.-•...rut. bargains galore. Club, 1538 HAYES MENKEN come imports* to the “Should Ladies Starting Madison Ave. Morris Taft, hon- MERIVALE BKO ,4th st * Nazi mind. For it Is not only the Behave.” NSBT7RG, “The Physician orary Songs I Jefferson militant DR. C* lecture chairman, 4-course dinner; Freihelt Soviet Simple, Sincere ' Now l to whom cruel Wednesday the screen will a i Til a 3!M s‘” w - o* B w»i 1 3rd Ave. workers this thing is being it the features in th-.. United States and in the Soviet Mandolin Group. Dram Group, singers, reci- VTN 1 done; is whole of “That ‘lack of originality’ com- ET.B:2o.Mat».Thur.ASat.S:2O W. C. FIELDS * German include, “Cross Country Cruise,” with Unic ’ at 29 St. Marks Place, at 8:30 p.m. tation, s ALISON SKIPWORTH civilization. chalk talk, etc. Adm. 33c; 8:30 p.m. ment due to | Lew Ayres and June and AuspiCvV, Br. 405 1.W.0. Youth Br. Admis- SIXTH ANNUAL Banquet and Concert of is the inherent quality Hitler is trying to sterilize all the Knight, of EUGENE O’NEILL'S New Play in “TILLIE and GUS*’ free intelligence and beauty of the “Fury of the Jungle,” with Donald sion free. Women’s Council 16 at 1163 Lenox Road, the new Soviet music itself, which German masses. He is trying to create a PROF. OAKLEY JOHNSON, lecture on Brooklyn. 8:30 p.m. no bourgeois music critic can fully DAYS WITHOUT END also:—"BIG TIME OR BEST" nation of spiritual eunuchs Cook and Peggy Shannon. “Soviet with REGIS TOOMEV * GLORIA SHEA Bud will Russia Today” at Red Spark A.C. GRAND CONCERT given by Shoe Workers appreciate," Th “ he fail; as Torquemada and the Inquisition 64 near 4th 8:30 p.m. Radamsky declared. “The failed in at- Hall. Second Avc., St., of Coney Island and Brighton at Coney Is- Henry Miller’s E ( emp. to the their 10:00—Teddy Bergman, Comedian; Betty music written for masses of halt birth of modern CONCERT and Bazaar to welcome Sam land Workers 2874 W. 27th St., near the Evenings 8:4(1, Mat. & ; science; as Czar Nicholas failed when Queen, Songs; Rondoliers Club. Thurs. Sat. 2:40 FOLLIES netried to destroy the Quartet Gonshak at Charlotte St. Center, 147 Char- j Mermaid Ave. Subscription 25c. workers and peasants is direct, tell- 7IEGFELD Russian masses; as the southern 10:15—Current Events—Harlan Eugene Read St., Bronx. 25c. with FANNIE BRICE slave-owners are 10:30—Milban String Trio lotte Adm. ing it’s story with tonal grace and Theatre Union’s Stirrim; Play A Eugene ailing in heir to keep PROSPECT Workers Center, Bou- , Willie HOWARD. Everett MAK desire the Negro nation in 1157 So. Cleveland Ohio THE HIT 3rd Big Month : chains. Nothing can 10:45—Jim and Don, Song* levard, Bronx, by Dr. Solon S. Bern- sincerity. That, in my mind, is what ANTI-WAR SHALL. J*»n SARGENT, Patricia BOWMAN \e capitalism any longer, 8 lecture 60th BIRTHDAY of I. . not even a Hitler. 11:00—Moonbeams Trio Sex Knowledge vs i O. Ford, Banquet music WINTER GARDEN. Bway and 50th. Evs. 8.30 stein on “Scientific Char- on Sunday. Proletarian should be. No 11:30—Nelson Orch, latanry.” | Feb. 4 at 5 p.m. at Oak Pythian Matinees Thursday and Saturday ?:30 Temple, frills, no crinolines. It is direct, un- 12:00—Lan* Orch. FORDHAM Prog. Club, 305 E. Fordham ! 70f E. 105th St. Interesting pro- * • 4 i gram arranged. adorned SDeech. rendered with genu- PEACE ON EARTH e j'eceptlon3 ls any of Rd., Bronx, lecture by Abraham Dramow oTi,° ' the sets are CIVIC REPERTORY Thea.. Hth S. & «th Ay. T 1 rep ° Legal ine simplicity.” Y O MORE rt to ! ollr on “Mass Defense vs Defense” 8:30 Chicago WA. 9-7450. Evgs. 8:45. " LADIES” ’ S.W.A. brantb. Kc *1f|C to f w NO * I Th-Tho following arc holding WJZ—76O p.m. Adm. .50 A Near Comedy by E. branches their 10c. | STOCKYARDS Workers Masque Ball, given "Red Mats. Wed. & Sat, 2:30. TAX A. Thome* membership meetings 7;00 P. M.—Amos ’n* Andy The Array” song by Volpe, a i .L MELVTN DOUGLAS LUCILE WATSON tonight. The 14th.et MOSHULU Prog. Club. 3230 Batnridge Ave. ' by the Packing House Workers Arrange Theatre i j 7:ls—Robin Hood—Sketch by Industrial young Bolshevik, a of Parties for your organiza- BOOTH Thea.. 45th. W. of Bway. £v?. TUNING IN ; “?**» at the Vegetarian 220 x lecture Abe Harris on “Growing Fascism i Union, Saturday, Feb. at 322 E. 43rd St. member the j tion by telephoning B:'ft. St Club, 7:3o—Pofcash 3 Watkins 9-2451 ! ' , B 3 „° pm - The Bensonhurst and Perlmutter in the U.S.A.” 8:30 p.m. Russian Communist Party for eight Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2:45. , , Branch | Georgia Crooners 1 30 7:45—T0 Be Announced by Harry Famous Orchestra. Ad- ' 25th at- Cow. Starkoff. LECTURE Cannes on 'The mission 20c. years, greatest accla- Apt. D3, on Friday, B:oo—Walter O’Keefe, Comed'a. iilthel Cuban received the I j Feb. 2 Revolution” at Tremont Prog. Club, both for its that ANDERSON BELOW Shutta, Songs; Bestor Orch. 868 E. Tremont Ave. at 8:45 p.m. Philadelphia, Pa. mation message -JUDITH 200 METERS B:3o—Dangerous guard- Roberta Paradise—Sketch MT. EDEN Workers Center, 288 E. 174th ; I LENIN-LIEBKNECHT-LUXEMBURG Me- “there stands the Red Army, age tonight s programs B:4s—Red Davis—Sketch Op< Lome of „y A New Musical Corned’- bv V St. i Forum. Sam Goldberg lecture on : mortal Meeting Saturday, Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. ing the land, the riches and the pow- By I. 9:oo—Leah Ray, Songs; CLEMENTE DANE A RICHARD JEROME KERN & OTTO HARRACK i MILMAN Harris Orch. “Fram > Ups.” Adm. free; 8:30 p.m. |at Kensington Labor Lyceum. ADDINSELT \ during last week, Baker, Comedian; 2916-24 N. er of ths workers and peasants,” and ELLIOTT’S SOifc. E. of Bwav NEW AMSTERDAM. W. 42 St. uot a single report ha 9:3o—Phil Shield Orch.; i j Tl" ’ DAY BAZAAR, Friday, Saturday Second Adm. MAXINE Thea.. Fvsrs. $1 to 55 3 | St. 25c. F. Hellmann. main tor Eves. $3.30 & tax. . •en received from our members about Kc Male Quartet; Nell Sisters, Songs and .ay. arranged by its dramatic, vigorous marching I 8:50, to 55c, Mata. Wed. Sat. Plus Mats.Wed.&Sat.,soc to $2.50, plus tai the WEAF—66O I I ’«■ Shule 16 1.W.0. j { speaker. Choruses. Dram. Sec., Concert Moscow station. The change p. 10:00—The Iron Master—Bennett Chappie, • Br. li,j 1.W.0. and Womens Council 30 at rhythm. In every city ! extreme of 7:00 M.—Morton Bower, Tenor Orchestra. Benefit "Der Arbeiter” and that Radam- veather in the few days probably «- Narrator last 7:ls—Billy Westchester Workers Center, 1548 Westches- j Daily Worker.” Auspices: •l:y sang, where there was a Freiheit ilalns the failure in reception. Bachelor—Sketch 10:30—Mario Cozzl, Baritone; Lucille ter Interesting program every day. I Anti-Fascist; On Monday, 7:3o—Circus Days—Sketch Man- Ave. j I Front. Gesangs Verein, the music and words due to heavy wind, it was ners, Soprano Dancing Combination \ FORUM mposslble 7:4s—The Goldbergs—Sketch and refreshments. i THE SECOND ANNUAL Bazaar of the SERGEI AND MARIE CALENDAR^ to use any 11:00—Three Scamps, Songs ticket were to sung by ! outside aerial. Re- B:oo—Concert Orch.; l'c. United Workers Org. and C.P. of West PhH-: transcribed be these FOR FEBRUARY nemberlng a notice in the short Jessica Dragonette 11:15—Can See Canopus?—Dr. I wave radio Soprano; Male You Robert JAMES ALLEN lecture “What Is The 1 j adelphia cn Saturday and Feb. 24 workers’ choruses. news that a brass rod Quartet H. Baker Sunday, suspended vertically 9:oo—Lyman Future of the Ne .ro People” at American 25 at * • • Orch.; Frank Tenor 11:30—Madriguera ; j and 1137 N. 41st St. Good program RADAMSKY ntrDAw FEB. 2. 3-3 dP. M. can bo used as an indoor aerial for Munn, Orch. Club. 407 Rcckaway Ave., 8:30 p.m. arranged. short Muriel Wilson, Soprano 12:00—Rogers Orch. Youth Many valuable things for sale. W. A. WOOD vave, I took a 50-inch brass WM. L. PATTERSON lecture on “Why Sergie and Marls Radamsky will rod 3-16 in 9:3o—Maude Adams in Dramatic In & attached Bketch: 12:80 A. M.—To Be Announced Unemployment” under the auspices of Pittsburgh, Pa. appear In a program program of diameter two on * * the of Soviet “Industrial Russia" Insulators the Music * •nds and suspended it vertically from 10:00—One Man Menagerie—Sketch Powel and Gutter Assembly, 1813 Pitkin Ave. HILL BRANCH L.S.N.R. Opmi Forum on 1 songs tomorrow night at the New idling the the Brooklyn. Adm. Sunday, Feb. 4. at 2:30 p.m. to floor. A piece of wire four 10:30—Stoess Orch. WABC—B6O Kc 10c. Jack Hard 1 School for Social Research, 66 \V. Friday, Feb. 16. 8:30 p. m. f t long, attached to the of the 11:00—The Lively MAX BEDACHT lecture on “Fascism In 1-cture cn “When the Negro People Ruled Soviet Songs bottom Arts—John Ersklne, Author 7:00 P. M.—Myrt and Marge 12th Street. Robert JONES rod, served as the leading. First 11:15—Stern Orch. Germany and U. S.” at 1.W.0. Br. 467, 1009 | the South.” The History rs the Reconstruc- Minor will HAYES came in 7:ls—Just Plain Caracas. Venezuela, on 48,79 11:30—Coleman Orch. Bill—Sketch Wlnthrop St., Brooklyn; 8:30 p.m. tion Period. Monumental Baptist Church. ; tpeak. Meters. 7:30—Travelers Ensemble “An A eric n A few words to the comrades that are 12:00—Weems Orch. COMRADE BAILIN speaks on “Marxist 2240 Wylie Ave. ROBERT MINOR, Speaker m a Marine Ming the 2 tube sets, 7:4s—News—Boake Carter Theory and Practice” at Youth . S.W. built In our 12:30 A. M.—Sosnick Orch —Green Orch.; Brownsville w club: 8:00 Men About Town Trio; Center, 105 Thatford Ave. Lecture in Jewish. Newark Worker Examines Working\ Ruth, BALL and Dance given by Degeyter Club FEBRUARY 3rd The not be Vivien Songs BORO PARK Club, membership; MASQUERADE Offers SATURDAY, aerial should less than 50 feet Workers Freiheit Gesnngs Farein on Saturday, 3 Conditions in Soviet Russia” 14 enameled copper wire Kc B:ls—News—Edwin C. Hil! meeting; 18th Ave. and 47th St.. 8:30 p.m. \ Feb. i —8 Is advisable WOR—7lo* B:3o—March of Time at Y.M.H. Club, 514 Clinton Ave. Adm. 35c. :00 P. M.— The lead :n should be not less than two 7:00 P. M.—Sports—Ford OPEN FORUM In Astoria, every Fridav j j Song Program Tonight Frick 9:oo—Philadelphia Studio Friday, Feb. 23, 8:30 p.m. building. Orch. night at 25-20 Astoria Blvd. ! , rungnet from the ground wire Page at 8:30 p.m. Boston Mass. The i 7:ls—Front Dramas JULIET STUART iiould be connected to {fie cold 7:30— 9:ls—Alexander Woollcott—The Town Crier : Prominent lecturer on topics of the day. | POYNT3 water plue 1 Jack Arthur, Baritone —Melodic Strings MARINE DANCE and Entertainment at ; r.d as short as possible. what, 9:30 Admission free. Auspices, 1.W.0. Center and NEW YORK—Charles Seeger and NEW SCHOOJ. When and 7:4s—Talk—Harry Hershfleld and j Paradise Gardens. 2 Central Sq.. Cambridge, j j “What is the Outlook for cters to tune: 3 am. 10:00—Olsen Johnson, Comedians: Sos- School of Ai.torla. Swift present From to'll a m. on C:Co—Detectives Black and Blae—Mystery nick cn Saturday, Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. Auspices, A1 E. will a program | .) band for Orch. on 66 West 12th Street, N. Y. C. meter RNE. Moscow. England Drama MASS MEETING Terror of Filipino l Marine Ind. of songs written by World PeaceV' and Italy. 10:30—News Report* P. I. on Workers Union. new left-1 "ranee Frdm 2 p.m. to 10 pm’ 8:15—Billy Jones and Hare, Songs Workers in Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 49, 50 Ernie 10:45—Mary Eastman, Sl at Irving Irving wing composers at the Pierre Degey- h 48. meter bands for all American. 3:3o—Willy Robyn, Plaza. Place and 15th St. Lackawanna , A\ F. I Tickets 50c. at the ADMISSION 15c ' Tenor; Marie Gerard, Orch. : and 75c. inriian. (bet. 4 and 5 p.m.: Soprano Speakers from 1.L.D., Patterson, Civil Liber- MASS MEETING called by the Buffalo ter Club, 5 E. 19th St., at 8.15 to- RVS 9 Moscow 11:15—Boswell Sisters, Songs Ex- i 1 Daily Office at Section Friends of the Soviet Union I nd■ all European stations. B:4s—The Old Neighborhood--Sketch i ties Union, prominent Japanese and Filipino ecutive Cotnm. 1.W.0. City Central The program is a substitute Worker 11:30—Jones Orch. < 1.W.0.. j night. j 2. 56 West St. and Notice: All the comrades that possess and Lee speakers. Auspices, Filipino Anti-Imperial- Comm, of Lackawanna; English Br. 25th at PROSPECT PRK. BRANCH I 9:00—A! Reiser, Plano Duo 12 :00—Redman Orch. 722: 1 for the scheduled concert of the h». two tubs S.W. sets built in the club" 9:3o—Variety ist League and I.L.D. Ukrainian Sec. Br. and New 66 (near Ivluaicale 13:30 A. 764. Russian Mutual School, West 12th St. 1071 Bergen St. Nostrand Ave.) re requested to send In their weekly re- 9 Olrls; M.—Belasco Orch. LOUISE THOMPSON speak “Lenin Society on Sunday. Feb. 4 at 7:30 Composers’ Collective which will be 1 15—De Marco Frank Sherry, Tenor 1 Dane Orch, wil! on Aid p.m. I j Brooklyn I \ and tho Working Clas* r» M Friendship House, 527 Ridge Road. presented at a later date. |