NEW AMATEUR THIRD FESTIVAL PROGRAM to Leave SCREEN ODDITIES Miss Hepburn GROUP IN A HELD TOMORROW EVENING What's What and Where Movies for Stage THRILL PLAY BY CAPT. ROSCOE FAWCETT. Three Washington Musical Groups Play Will Be Featured in Unusual Attractions Soon to Be Seen in \\ ashington Theaters j Outdoor Entertainment. Theater craft Gives Announcement That She Will Have Leading Role OR ETA The third program of the 1933 Sum- "Baby Face." by the young lawyer, with whom she at Earle. falls In love. The GAQBO'S mer festival series will take place to- With Stanwyck picture features two in on This Woman" will be new songs, "Sweetheart Darlin'" and "The Lake" Broadway Fall—Stage "Shadow morrow 7:30 stanwyck FANS WtJOTS \b,000 evening at at the Sylvan "I'll Remember." LETTERS OF PROTEST seen in "Baby Face," a Warner Theater. Opening with a concert by Onslow Stevens makes his debut an Now Essential for Cinema. TO A FAN MAGAZJNEr Bros, production, on the screen Training leading man in this and Successfully. THAT PUBLISHED A the Washington Boys' Independent at Warner Bros. Earle Theater picture, tha Barbara supporting cast includes J. Farrell STORY DEROCATOQV Band, conducted by J. C. Brown, jr.. the for the week beginning Friday. Mae- Donald. Juliette Irene TO THE STAC. Kilowatt Glee Club and Columbia Man- Miss Stanwyck is supported by George Compton. Browne. Theatercraft, Washington's newest Tyrrell Davis and others. of E. ide S. Melcher. V dolin Orchestra enter the program Brent, Donald Cook, Margaret Lind- And. By dramatic last ! course, there Is Michael the Irish | group, night presented around 8 o'clock. say. Arthur Hohl. a SI terrier. of the major surprises of ; ncction with the talkies? We are j "Shadow Woman." written and directed KLA LUGO Assisting the glee club will be Alma John Wayne and | The picture is based on the the season Is the announce- : separate entity—what we do before the Harris, guest with Estelle Went- score? cf others. famous by Hall Hopper, local playwright. This M« kAQLOFF soprano, J Jed camera should be from as Hartley Manner's play, adapted ment made yesterday by distinguished WAVE ORGANIZED worth accompanist. Soprocles T. The n°w stage by effect that group, sponsored by the Woman's In- Prances Marion and directed by Robert Harris to the ! what they do on Broadway!" I »twe woecoti Papas, conductor of the Mandolin Or- program will fea- ONE will much cvua Z. Leonard will ternational Katherine Hepburn desert Then he went on: "Why compare Legaue, bring MEMKtftHIP IN chestra. will present Rachel Storer as a ture the popular 1 Added features will include a Laurel in the Pall to appear in his a with a featured while other artists on Hollywood stage performance perform- deserved attention in its productions in WHICH IS OPEN I soloist, radio wit, Walter and 1 Hardy comedy. "Twice Two"; a •tage production of "The Lake." This ance on the screen? Why compare ONLY TO ACTOQS the program are Herman von Bernewitz "Okay" O'Keefe, theatrical circles, Judging from their I travel talk entitled New and play, written by Dorothy Massingham any one to anything? Why suggest WHO MAVC and Franklin Anderson. well kncwn star Zealand," first PLAYtO the Metrotone News. and Murray MacDonald, was performed that the films aren't as old as their ; presentation. Hoceoe cotes on This outdoor entertainment for Wash- and songster who Hall Homer has written an exciting recently in London I grease-paint forbears? Why mention TH€ SCPtEN. FRE De*c ingtonians marks the first time that the appeared on the a dinner scene "Gold nt 1933" and is said to have the at all? play, marred only by three musical Digger* [ stage AAARCK AAlO LlONtt groups have appeared in "Lucky Strike C re- that seems a bit prolonged and sketchy ontinues at Metropolitan. been cordially * * * * ATWIU. AX SO BtlONC the Summer festival events. The only Hour" as of , I and one or two irrelevant spots where pilot ceived. charge for the programs are for chairs, the Magic DIGGERS OF 1933" eon- I this sort of attitude, it is he placed a bit too much emphasis on Carpet. "pOLD Miss Hepburn VyiTH* i and these tickets be obtained at He will offer 20 tin us its showing at Warner obvious that Miss Hepburn's re- I producing thrills and left the audience may thus automatically J the A. A. A. office, the Willard and minutes of Bros. Metropolitan Theater. turn to the stage will not be shouted I alone to clear them up. (Who, for in- songs climbs to the top !j Hotels and the and stori-s. A fitting sequel to the about in film circles. We believe, how- so on the Washington Community Other popular pic- of theatrical ac- stance, pounded impolitely j Center office, in the Franklin Adminis- acts are the Keller ture. "42nd Street." "Gold Diggers of To I ever, that Hollywood is actually no 'door at the end of the second act?> complishment. tration Building. Sisters and Lynch, 1933" is a back of the back stage" be and longer afraid of Broadway—there is no | And built as it is around a beautiful young j Barbara Stanwyck. radio trio w ho story, a dramatic and i reason for it to be—and that the gen- victim of amnesia, who sees featureless ; have amusing insight good-looking and been into the lives and loves of the tlemen who are a bit timid about com- faces and tries on two occasions to kill I heard at the people an Important I wane before: three Swifts, primarily responsible for the of between stage and screen are the artist who has befriended her, it I FAY WRAY NEAR DEATH novelty en- staging member of Holly- parisons I a great New York show. does seem a bit to leave this tertainers, and the four Hearts, versa is one in the minority. illogical wood thing, ; ule dancers in "Eight Feet of Owing to the length of the features, After all. the stage is now feeding the same artist happily entwined in her FROM DANGEROUS Rhythm." but to be young TIDE Short reel the latest issue of the Paramount sound cinema. we a letter arms without ever having cleared her j subjects, including the new and good-looking Only yesterday got issue of news Is the nor her and the the Graham McNamee news- only short subject on the and wanted on from one of the leading film companies killing complex amnesia, J Movie Actress Is Rescued From I reel, and the Earle orchestral program. apropos a young person who hoped to artist still in as much danger of being prelude Broadway and be will round crash the films. wrote the film killed as before. out the bill. willing to return "Sorry." Pacific Ocean Cruise" This amnesia as is famed in by George Hill, "Melody to Broadway IS executive, "but we do not make tests of victim, played by Ricmaoo aqlsn Katherine Hepburn Helen Shields (she the FOR SKILC "The Girl In 419" Friday at R-K-O Keith'*. another. people who have had no stage training pierced evening HOLLYWOOD HiS Film Director. with many IN COOKING PANCAKES- Coming to Lorw's Fox. "X/IELODY It 15 a known fact that life along these days." potentially blood-curdling CRUISE," coming to The screams) is a very convincing character, Br the Associated Press. TAMES DUNN and R-K-O. Keith's on merry Malibu Beach and In and around No stage training—no film career. The action of 16.000 fans In writing letters of protest to a magazine that Gloria Stuart, star- Fridav. is a 1 and leaves one with the impression that •J musical the hinterlands of Hollywood Is more one is necessary to the other. There- j had printed somewhat derogatory remarks about Greta Garbo is an indication LOS ANGELES, June 21 —Caught in ring In "The Girl in 419." is the production with innovations in one when her company might, on occasions, be feature Its agreeable than amid the toothpick fore, why bite off the ear of of the powerful influence fan letters exert over a star's career. James Cagney's a treacherous rip tide while swimming picture starting Friday at rhythmic dialogue. frivolous and very dangerous. The artist. Kenneth Loew s is buildings of Manhattan. No less a it is essential to the wellbeing of the reconciliation with his studio was brought about by thousands of fans who alone in the ocean. Fay Wray, film Fox spicy story set to music, but lacks Basil, who befriended the unfortunate "The the conventional routine person than Leslie Howard has told other? wrote to the producers demanding his return Ramon Novarro was signed to a actress, was saved from death yester- | Girl in 419" is set in an emer- of interrup- victim and fell in love with her, is a tions to the of us that it is a joy to be able to Nevertheless, it is a fact that when new contract after fans heard such action was not contemplated and flooded day by George Hill, film director, who gency hospital and concerns the ro- continuity the picture. character of strength in the calm hands The take his (he has two), for you say that you do not believe a cer- j the studio with letters. Alice White owes her "come-back" to the fact heard her screams for He mance of a girl and the doctor who passenger list of the S. S. Las boys of John Sheilie. Mr. au- protest help.