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THEATER AND CINEMA AND PEOPLE WHO MAKE THEM « Ju.ir.ir ■ ^ ...V I __ »-r Next Week'* . DHIL REGAN and Winifred Shaw,! The State of the Actor “New Wants Noted Star in First Screen Role *■ ” Stage two of Warner Bros, young fea- tured players, will come to the stage st the Earle Theater on Friday In a Of and Talent Instead of Beauty ipedal personal appearance. Regan, Today Yesterday ‘the singing Irishman,” has been heard in “Sweet Adeline," "In Cal- Mias Are Lean Nine Newcomers to the Movies Have Exhib- lente” and other pictures, while These Considered Days, But the Shaw gained her greatest fame sing- of In "Gold of Some Years Did Not ited Unusual Stage Ability—Days of the ing "Lullaby Broadway," Trouper Ago Find Diggers of 1935” and "The Lady in the Well-Known Goose “Beautiful and Dumb” at an End. Red,” in "In Caliente.” Always On the screen, a new Warner Bros, comedy, "Don't Bet on Blondes." will Hanging High. be the principal attraction. Warren By E. de S. Melcher. William, Guy Klbbe and Claire Dodd Swarthout, are some of the newcomers in the movies: Gladys head the cast. By Lucius Beebe. Pons, Nino Martini, Mary Ellis, Michael Helen Gahagan, Lily and Luise Ranter the state of the actor. , we are told, are lean, Bartlett, Fred Stone, Blanche Yurka and Freida Inescourt. The are teamed in "Escapade” which and circumstances of adversity narrowly touch the pocketbook HEREstory of their screen contracts is unusual. They are not the comes to Loew's Palace next, Friday. of the unhappy trouper. Few enough of them are employed at all. and the very handsome and the very beautiful. They have very young Mady Christians and Virgins Bruce, CONSIDERThose who are employed but infrequently connect with dramas in fields other than the screen. And now, suddenly, all had successes two of the screen's most beautiful of even moderate duration. The happy fellows who, like Humphrey when are not quite so young as they used to be, they land in they stars; Frank Morgan and many others Bogart, suddenly become associated with success again (and highly and the air is full of them again. Hollywood of established reputations people the enough merited, too, in Mr. Bogart's case) are all too few, and mostly to tne nauuuiu. This goes to show that youth is no Fiddle," wmcn came cast of this gay movie. Robert Z. they are only enabled to pay off deficiencies and arrears to the landlord longer essential to the movies. And He completely forgot about pictures, Leonard directed "Escaped,” which is and the wine merchant. Take it from any o< the dolorously leagued a little more that talent is becoming more and more saw himself putting on baaed on the German play "Mas- mourners supporting the bar and every so often determinedly with- the middle-twenties bo. Because a face happens to be weight, losing querade.” drawing an errant foot from the cuspidor at the Lambs or the Players, were es- next best to Venus doesn't mean that years, which he imagined the lot of the play actor is a lean and vastly unsatisfactory one. The and made a Hollywood wants It any more. The sential to fame, par- R-K-O Keith's announces that the shadow of want is ever overcasting his progress, and why, in the name himself over beauty contests which used to send ticularly good name for Merlan C. Cooper production of the of Junius Brutis Booth, did he ever become an actor, anyway? the radio. H. Rider fantastic adven- some good looking baby doll to the Haggard’s And as contrast to this dismal; way. this was all too true of the Coast have folded their tents and gone Suddenly Miss Moore needed an- ture story. “She.” will open at that circumstance there is Invariably res- status of the Thespian of the golden “The most beautiful other good singer for “Love Me For- theater on Thursday, July 4. Helen quietly bye-bye. urrrected the wistful past. Those, era of the American stage. Not, cer- in the world” is no snatched ! ever." She heard Bartlett over the Gahagan, stage and opera star, makes girl longer indeed, were the days. At every hand tainlv, that actors today are lapped air one night. She decided that he screen debut In the while up by Producer Zilch and starred in his picture, the lambent glow of affluence and in the silk and scented down of the Cinderella Plum." Mack was the man. Bartlett flew to the other roles are Tilly, prominent played by cast a radiance ultimate but he was prestige happy upon luxury, at least they would even coast. Within a day appear- , who scored In 'Ro- Bennett's bathing beauties : the artist. Nations delighted to honor need not frequent the hotels where, before the cameras. berta”; Nigel Bruce, current on the have had a hard time of it today. i ing ! him, and old men from their Union as Wilson Mizner observed, the only Keith screen In Helen The road to fame on the screen is “Becky Sharp”; League chimney corners tottered house rules were "No taking opium no a track affair that Mack and others of Im- longer single T ILY PONS a few yea/s ago had no many equal forth to cast largesse at his con- in the elevators and guests must bury starts at nowhere and ends with a portance on the screen and stage. intention of going in the movies. gress-gaitered feet. Look, for ex- their own dead." Certainly Tallulah “star.” The films today want so people | And so far as Mary Ellis is concerned, ample. at Mr. Booth, well founded Bankhead or Leslie Howard have who have made their mark, who mean ’s latest starring if you've read Joseph Vernon Reed'a in this world's goods that he could never had to rough it in this unseemly and who can also act. vehicle. “Devil Is the Woman.” Is the something “The Falls" you know that summon all eligible troupers to share fashion in Mr. Max hand- Curtain attraction slated for Loew's Columbia Herring's career on the in opera and i his mansion and his heritage of 16 somely upholstered Gotham Hotel, and her stage, Theater next Lionel case of the nine men- starting Friday. one feels people in light opera, has been both popular Gramercy Park. Mansfield, too, was tolerably certain that, in Atwill, Edward Everett Horton. Alison his r.ioned above is a case in point. and dramatic, but that she had no an affluent fellow, his evening studs, tower suite at the Waldorf. Wal- Skipworth and Caesar Romero are the All of them have touched 30. Some ideas whatsoever a few years ago of genuine pearls almost as big as the ter Huston is seldom if ever redured ■ four outstanding personalities who of them by only a year—others by a the films. caviar he affected for hors d'oeuvres; to the expedient of warming his cof- attempting give chief support to Miss Dietrich. good score, and more. Miss Swarthout, i Nino Martini, without the voice that his sealskin surtout not of the Hud- fee over a gas jet. The news photo- 1 being a very good looking woman, as he has cultivated with great care and son Bay, but of the more authentic graphs of the week showed Fred “Murder In the Fleet,” a baffling, well as an excellent opera singer,! would have had variety. Nobody ever heard of Uncle Astaire arriving in town on an extra- enthusiasm, probably humorous and highly entertaining should perhaps not be on the list. of the movies John Drewr walking to a matinee. fare limited in what can as little chance crashing mystery filmed against the panorama I scarcely will have been a Likewise. Miss .Gahagan. who you as had if swim- No, sir; Patrick and the bays were less than suite of de luxe Johnny Wiessmuller of Navy life, and four entertaining Bee shortly in “She" and who is un- hadn’t him into the I and half a before state rooms, and William Gaxton has ming brought acts of headlined by the there, century one of the handsomest as even this opulent era throngs rio'ed been seen, at one time or questionably spotlight. And Fred Stone, popular sensational new presentation, "Billy | another, in Astor Place and were dis- the women in the world. Neither of these as he has been on musical comedy ! only commanding sparkling wine of Rose's Small-Time Cavalcade,” will ! the are. however, what we'd call strictly stages lo these many years, has been pelled by the military over the rival Champagne in the company of comprise the entertainment on screen movie and that is why they to make contract merits of a local boy making good as some of the town's most types, far too busy any and stage starting next Friday at expensive , and one hailing from the folk at the La El Morocco. have been included here. with Hollywood. Loew's Fox Theater. Robert Taylor Michael Bartlett, who is said to ! shores of Albion. Then again, Blanche Yurka. as well and Jean Parker share stellar honors --- have made a decided personal hit in known as she Is on the and able stage, in the film and the cast also includes the new Grace Moore pirture. never with “The Wild Duck" as few to cope Ted Healy. Una Merkel, Jean Hers- Cast of Three Films, dreamed a year or so ago that he American actresses have, has not been 'T'HERE is, to be sure, no field ot en- holt. Nat Pendleton. Arthur Byron. 1 to the casts of three would ever go back to Hollywood. He in demand on the coast until recently, deavor. from that of the court y^DDITIONS Frank Shields, Raymond Hatton and pictures are announced by Metrn- had one of those Arabian nights ex- when an excellent role sprang lip for monocle grinder to the soap fat col- Donald Cook. Goldwyn-Mayer. Ross will periences the first time he went, com- her—one which needed a real actress lector, that does not mourn the good Shirley be seen in •Glitter,” in to Author Wodehouse's dis- In no does which Joan parable rather than a blue-eyed Mary Pick- "The Nit-Wits.” an R-K-O old days, but field, either, picture Crawford is starred. Robert Em- astrous pilgrimage. After appearing ford face. nostalgia seem more fatuously mis- In which Bert Wheeler and Robert mett O’Connor has joined the Marx In Princeton Triangle Club shows Frieda Insecourt. as nice a person directed than that of the theater. j Woolsey take advantage of the current brothers’ at the with after "Night Opera" roster. great success, studying in as she is on the stage and as capable for crime detection Here, if anywhere, under the benev- vogue stories, Edgar Kennedy will have a role in Rome for four years and after work- as she has been in a score or more olent progress of civilization and re- comes to the screen at Warner Bro6. "Robin Hood of El Dorado.” In which ing with the America Opera Company, of Broadway successes, has not been current democratic administrations, Metropolitan on Friday, July 5. A tal- Joseph Calleia is to the title he was called to Hollywood when that the that think the lot of the im- play type you'd Hollywood ented supporting cast features Fred has participant role. first rush of musical was at pictures would be particularly Interested In. Keating, former magician turned measurably Improved. Mr. Macready Its He was a con- elder peak. given year's Hollywood, in other words, has actor; Betty Grable. attractive In- and the Barrymore may very tract—a fat year's contract. He turned over a new leaf. with well have watches with People genue, and Evelyn Brent. sported rented a large house, a car, servants, voices, with brains and with their own chimes on solid Albert chains --o ■- ■ ■' — gold entertained extensively and waited to particular talent are heeding the call. and sipped an occasional first em- •tart work. Watch, for instance, in the movies One of the Musketeers. pire cognac with their Turkish coffee, I He waited one whole year—and for such newcomers as Jane but had the John Drew fund of the young Of Perfrrt Sound Sever sang a note before a camera, Wyatt, Henry Fonda and Louis Hay- YL7ALTER Abel, popular Broadway kindly players been then in opera- ACADEMY Photoplay j E. Came home. ward. None of these has been blessed stage player, has landed one of tion, it would have been more put Lawrence Phillips' Theatre Beautiful Sunday. COO PM Since then he has buried what was. of ad- ..Matinee. j with supernatural looks. They have, the acting plums of the season—the to It than even In these days JACJ< HOLT ana MONA BARRIE la STRANGER of course, a bitter disappointment in however, after a siege on the role of the swashbuckling Gascon ; ministratlve wealth sharing and king- r vr w’we? =7&POMED long LYLE TALBOT and VALERIE HOBSON m hard work—taking vocal lessons, stage, both and In R-K-O Radio’s produc- doms for every man. _"CHINATOWN SQUAD” developed personality HELEN GAHAGAN D'Artagnan doing radio w’ork and In it is the that is tion Three Musketeers,” now appearing ability—and ability Theater. of "The ASHTON CLARENDON. VA. Makes her film debut In Rider Haggard's ‘She.” which will open Wednesday at R-K-O Keiths non I Gil Monday— two or three Broadway musical shows going to stand them in good stead In before the cameras with Rowland V. GIRL LlUrel *"d them “The Cat and the Lee —among j “the new Hollywood." directing. A FEW years since we interviewed _if.rd?MTrLE This is Abel's first assignment under CARO! FNA J,*h *nd *■ c At« *e. Outdoor Amusements. Children s Theater Contest. an ancient who had been a stage Double Feature the term contract he recently signed 40 aDd "» SPITE Film Schedule and Mid- hand in the happy period known ECHO PARK begins the tenth Today’s STARR George with R-K-O, Radio, and he won the JpfEdanSer3'.at QLENVJ rPRANCES technically as the good old days. week of the outdoor amusement dleton will share the spotlight role after many figures of film- In the Summer Theaters popular Daly's Theater was, to him, a devising CIRCLE ipu*i,ATfh«pr5: the Ev..-K2: season with more than .->0 di- as Judges for the contest which land had been considered for it. today EARLE—"Alibi Ike,” at 2, of a modern and latter time; one felt in play and a new play- flirting loyalties add to the tense sit- Women's International is I verting attractions msking resort his- League one of the richest and most colorful in when uation. 4:50, 7:20 and 9:55 p.m. Stage he had known Dion Boucicault wright with a cast of popular tort". Pool, with accommoda- conducting in connection with its all romantic literature. Abel was fea- j Crystal "The Streets of New York” was as DUMBARTON Denis Connell is cast in the sym- show at 4. 6:35 and 9:05 p m. new season of the Children's Theater local are offered tions for 3.000, leads in popularity. The tured on Broadway this season in >n RUGGLES OP players by unwritten. The Empire repre- FEDrwti' rto- B2LANP ANEW pathetic role of the older man, who of York, with yet GAP Comedy "When Mv course of free lessons, which LOEWS FOX—“The Glass New Percy Crosby, "Merrily We Roll one of the Ship the Roadside Theater's second swimming Along," sented to the amiable gaffer what the N”S tries to solve the seemingly impossible creator of ''Skippy”; Mrs. Clare Tree a began June 24. will continue until at 2, 4:15, 7 and 9:45 year’s hits. Hall does to the ;_Sunday.1 of the season. Key,” Radio City Music presentation "Grand troblem of “a happy life" for ail. Adele 9. to Major, director of the Children's An brilliant cast is August Continuing provide unusually per- a at IrtlfVLrtFAIRI AWN TT n amcostiOx Gussack, of two pm. Stage show at 3:20, Dr. Loren current generation, gaudy place GEORGE ARLISS in Gesture,” by Winona Godfrey, opens leading lady George surprises and thrills are Theater of New York; in "Musketeers.” The three nc\er-ending forming best, far too far uptown, and patently _"CARDINAL RICHELIEU” Washington productions this past 6:10 and 8:55 p.m. Johnson, well known child tomorrow for a two-week en- the coaster dips, pretzel, dodgem, psychol- musketeers are played by Paul Lukas 1110 night not here to stay. IPRFNPFSS h st. n.C Winter, esays the role of his — Miss Bertie Backus, in nillLLJJ gagement at the Rockville Pike bam daughter. whip, carrousel and Pirplane swings, METROPOLITAN "Oil for ogist; charge as Athos. Omslow Stevens as Aramis Double Feature Dietz. Paul "We fellers with the company had EDMCNDLOWE VICTOR McLAGLEN Dorothy Bradbury Walter. while of fun con- of character education in the public and Moroni Olsen, from the as : in theater. Harold Weinberger has di- | Mulliganv midway the of China.” Con- stage, MtTRDER Also Jane Duenner, Richard Lamps and other luminaries. no easy life.” deposed grampa, "espe- wKcv5^4I^,9TEL rected the play. Stringfellow tributes to the general spirit of schools, Porthos. The lovely Margot Grahame. in 1 LL LOVE YOU and tinuous from on the when were alwaysCARROLL Sylvia Don complete the cast. in the performances Plays for the new year, which, as of "Informer” fame, has the role of cially road, they The theme of "Grand Gesture” is merrymaking, Spanish garden Ceerrla in the three will be six playing one-night stands in the up- “LV,USECO Are. love and old. It ball room David McWilliams and his 2 p.m. past years, Milady Rosamond Pinrhot in the Anne Silver Sprint. Md. love—young opens SIKKEN. one of the most West We had JOHfJ in number, on Saturday mornings, and Heather the state and Middle parts. Continuous From 2:nn pm with a Cinderella situation, a young ; 12-piece orchest.-.v. directed by Phil PALACE—"No More Ladies." of Austria, Angel IRENE promising of the Capital’s young a to strike the scenes, them, DUNNE and O'Erien, are to their estab- one month, beginning the last of Constance. Nigel de Brulier pack get girl affianced to a man who is one of actors, has been adding at 3. 5:15, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. plays GINGER ROGERS in signed by the Na- October and closing In mid-April, are to the station, load them, ride with those ideal men whose maturity has lished reputation as one of the best Richelieu, Murray Kinnell Bernalou. “ROBERTA.” tional Civic Theater Society. He will — them to the next town, a few hours dance bands in the COLUMBIA “Doubting "Hans Brinker, nr the Silver Skates"; John Planchet and News. only deepened his understanding of make his first country. Qualen Stanley ! _Comedy. Cartoon. appearance with that at “Robin Hood." “The Secret Garden,” ; off. and spend the next day setting Until she meets the man, Thomas,” 2:05, 4, 5:55, Blvstone Villard. *nd r *‘5 *.*. youth. young group of this week In the them There wasn't much time STANTON Fineste.,R,h Sound [ Wednesday During the oa; t week thousands “Heidi." "Beauty and the Beast" and Nichols wrote the screen again. Eaufoment to whom her own fiance's is 7:50 and 9:50 Dudley Sunday 2:00 pm daughter Odeon Theater, In Forest Glen. Md.. of p.m. for and sandwiches and beer __Matinee. pleasure-seekers have been at- one other still to be announced. ciiff Reid is the sleep, EDMUND LOWE and VICTOR McLAGLEN. Dene Donovan — play, producer. engaged. believes she | where this week "A Murder Has KEITHS "Becky weeks. But HOTEL Been tracted by the lure of the cool, re- R-K-0 Thus far the Is renew- w-as the main fare for r TT MURDER is Cinderella. But when those two ! league only LILIAN HARVEY TULLIO Arranged’’ is the hit attraction. down the at 3:14, haw! looked like CARMINATI ln fall in love, the freshing trip Potomac River Sharp.” 1:31, 4:57, ing subscriptions. A date will be the actors, they just LETS LIVE TONIGHT situation goes deeper, The in which Mr. Slkken will I*_ play on the Wilson Line steamer, City of 10:06 set soon for the the caricatures of ’em you see in the and the takes a 6:40, 8:23 and p.m. opening subscription Heilman Modern Theater” play dramatic turn. make his debut with the new Signed. D1CA1DSTATF 60.0en**'^1’ Wis. group Washington, to enjoy a day's outing on sale to new subscribers. In the mean- papers—stovepipe hats, the fur all Are., Bethesda. Md As Dene. Rand Open -:3o P.M —Show at 3:00 P M Virginia populai will be “The Bride the Sun Snines I he contest C AMUEL GOLDWYN announces that the way, moth-eaten fur coats various rides and attractions at time the for reviews of the wrong _. Today and Tomorrow. leading lady of three of last Summer's On.” This is ^ of a highly amusing farci- Marshall Hall Park. This historic Po- books from which the new plays are he has signed Lillian Heilman to and sort of shaved blue. There were ■Tire Cnve.Story Frans Schubert productions, has a splendid roie of cal that "Red comedy should make a good tomac resort is more than Cast of Salute.” to made and for a contract as writer. Pullman cars then, but Unfinished dramatic popular be posters which long-term script [ palace they Symphony.” caliber. Edward Stevilngson. second bill for the Odeon. The the Fourth* Edition of” play- ever. Many new features, including SMALL, chief can be used in connection with them Miss Heilman, author of the highly j always rode in the smoker, and the AifO who scored in the George Wasmngton director of production “THE ” the National Civic Thea- horses nr.d a new “P*DWARD to run until successful “The Childrens’ Hotel in Railroad street was MARCH OF TIME. of “R. U. jumping kiddies of Reliance Pictures, announces the opens July 1, September stage play, ( Depot production R„” plays oppo- ter Society, Forney will Reese, stage free playland, have been added this 1. Prizes are to be tickets to the Hour.” has just completed the screen where they stayed. If there had been *n< Butternut site her as the young man whose con- and following additions to the cast of ‘‘Red play TAKOMA Sts. produce this show. season initvltln No Parkint Trouble! Salute,” romantic comedy starring series. For details consult the Public play for Goldwyn's forthcoming pro- good hotels they would never have MUNI in The steamer Pc tom a c is making 1 or write or call at the duction, "The Dark Angel.” been in them except when somebody _PAUL Barbara Stanwyck. Ruth Donnelly, Library League, “BLACK FURY.” * regular trips every Wednesday and 532 Seventeenth street northeast. , Frederic March and gave thpm a free feed. The actors, Closes Season. Arthur Vinton and Nella Walker. Continuous From 3 no pm Shirley G-Women" Next. to Foint and to Co- Herbert Marshall have the stellar haw! Scene shifters lived like Saturday Chapel As previously announced, Robert gen- her 1934-35 season, Shir- lonial Beach every Saturday and Sun- roles in “The Dark which is tlemen by comparison.” HIPPODROME AFTER "G-Men” will come “G- Young, well known stage and screen to Tobacco. Angel.” E; ^LOSING The boat leaves the dock at 9 Try Smuggle to be released United Artists. One in its vernacular ley Temple. 6-year-old screen ce- Women.” day. will be seen opposite the star, through suspects that, in Warner Bros.-Pirst player, to 3 will soon in : a.m. and returns to Washington at For attempting smuggle 3.500 lebrity, appear ‘‘Curly National are planning early production with Cliff Edwards and Gordon Jones “FOLIES BERGERE.” 7:30 in time for the cigarettes into Japan on their recent Top.” a Fox Film musical production, of a which will p.m. legular in prominent roles. j £ picture feature the return from 55 students faU “AIMER. MD~ wnicli leaves at 8:45 Manchuria. _ fAMCn which provides the tiny star with her and moonlight cruise, ‘‘Red Salute,” to be released through vnlllLU Todav Through Wed. daring important part played by of the Osaka Teikoku Women's Phar- greatest screen opportunity to date. women p.m. United Artists as the first Reliance A GLEN ECHO OR 0 SHIRLEY operatives in the Government's have been /W H M mr TAKE TEMPLE in the in her rise to maceutical College severely Through past year war on crime. Seton I. who production of the forthcoming season, JOHN STREET 53 “OUR LITTLE Miller, Seaside Para, Chesapeake Beach, reprimanded by the Shimonoseki To- MW Jt\I M CABIN GIRL.” stardom, Miss Temple has been given wrote the screen of goes before the cameras tomorrow with play "G-Men.” is to bacco Bureau. OR MOTOR VIA HYATTSVILLE MD a in each Md„ plans nave a big free fire- Monopoly CARS VS® MIXtnULA Rf A nF single opportunity succeeding now at w’ork on the of the com- Sidney Lanfleld directing. Today-Tomorrow script works on the Fourth. to as display George CONDU,T ROAD D,RECT film; sing, her highlight in one; panion film. Casting details will be AI Jolson, Ruby Keeler in dance in another, act in Vass and his band will play. 840 P.M. | dramatically forthcoming shortly. OPENING 2-MORROW \s “Go Into Your another, and in still another. Dance.” comically MONDAY • JULY I In “Curly all of her talent Top" phases RICHMOND" Tom jrrow-Tuerdav will be 2 WEEK ENGAGEMENT- | utilized to present Shirley in o WM. POWELL and GINGER ROGERS DANCING. in OTAR OF the most show of her career. MIDNIGHT." important On Washington's Big. Modern Steel TO THE The title “Curly Top” was selected PROF, and Mrs. ACHER—34th Yr. Stadia. Ezeirsion Steamer, City of Washington I TtlES. I AMBASSADOR 25th 113? 10th St. N.W. Claia and Dandnc every "GRAND GESTURE &A&: by the popular vote of all JOE E BROWN In "ALIBI IKE Temple- Friday. 8:30 to 11:30 p.m., with Orchestra. MARSHALL HALL PARK BY WINONA GODFREY minded individuals throughout the Private lesson* by appointment. Met. 4180.* 40 ACRE A Phi in «24 H St. N.E. Every MONDAY and FRIDAY nlULLU Lincoln 33*5 country. Patterson McNutt and Arthur Adults Children * Ohtmiefot (?>uxLuctum. In "GOIN' TO TOWN" The Edward E. Miller Studio Ha! Beckhard wrote the screen play, and Am# cm me (ctcc* H*tu Le Roy ComedT 814 ]?th St. N.W. pi |p Henderson, National 8093. WED. Ray distinguished com- If It's Dance. We Teach It. 25c’t"";1 10c GEORGE CIAIRE DODO M ROCKVILLE PIKE I 1 AVALON 1# >. m. end i ,. m. Trie, Only, B RAFT £'&. & i poser. has contributed four special rerk PAST GEORGETOWN PREP. Matinee. 3:00 P.M. MAE DAVISON. 1339 M N.W. Amusements Rednced C/5 to the mj DOLORES DEL RIO PAT O'BRIEN songs production. Ball Room Classes Tues. and Thnrs. *:30 DAILY. • RES. SEATS S3* 55* * IN CALIENTE Beginners. 8 to 9. Practice and Teaching. 1 *%cuii nr I _In Cartoon. ~ MOONLIGHTS 8:30