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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22

nor v. coburn, Helen v. Grant, Adele
e. Hamln, Bertha Q. jackson, Amelia
NJ. Lyles, Regina o. Miller. Louise E.
Winston.
TO Shaw Junior High:
Douglass Scii0Ol-Sylvester Brooks,
James Collins, Joseph Collins. VIII
liam Frazier. David Kimmingo. Graf.
ton Lewis, Alfred Lollar. Samuel
knights, Charles Scott, Blandfield
Thompson. William Waring, Beatrice
Banks. Emily Briscoe, Dorothy But.
Ter. Alice billiard, Rosa Ford, Irene
Hall. Thelma Jackson. Viola Johnson,
Marion Jones, Louise Jordan, Gertrude
Peterson. Virginia Peterson, Mamie
Pinkney. Mary Taylor, Alice Yancey.
Bertease Yancy, Elmeda Stevenson.
To the Randall Junior High:
Ambush SchOoi-John Buchanan,
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Randi. Highlands School, b.
NINTH DIVISION.

Gales Special School, Harold d
Fife, teacher:
To Business-,Toseph Garfinkle.
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Briggs School:

To Francis Junior High-Linwood
Brown, Walter Carter, Richard Gas
ton, Eugene Harris, Mary Afford. Ro-
setta Banks, Clotille Bonds, Leila
Buckner, Julia Butler. Gertrude
Cephas, Ella Cooper. Jessie Frazier.
Audrey Hart, Decentralization Viola
Jackson. Catherine Jackson, Patricia
Jones, Clarice Lewis, Mary Moore.
Elaine Morton. Claudean Robinson.
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Madison School, II. NJ. Knighton,

Madison School, II. NJ. Knighton,
teacher:
To Business C. Rosson.
To Eastern-Gertrude M. Anterior,
r. Virginia Barber. Martha Bass,
Matilda T.. Clements, Dorothy X.
Copp, Helen J. Davis, Virginia NJ.
Elliott, Emily II. Hodkinson. Anna +.
Dove. Catherine /. Koch. Ruth T..
Levy. Mary c. McNearry, c. Doris
Poole. Catherine V. Poole, Esther
Wiesberg, Ralph Bucca, julius l..
Goldman. Nicholas j. Handibee, Viii
liam j. Lawrence. Bernard A. Lowry,
Edward p. Norcio, J. Dallas Shirley,
c, Russell Scholl, George Lawrence.
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Burroughs,
John G. Deyakos, Charles T.. Num-,
Bernard J. Swami.
Unassigned-Leonora W. Walker.
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Maury School, X. E. Bohrer,
teacher:
To Eastern-Paul c. Banker. Ar
thur +. Chopin, f. Albert Creel,
George W. Emmart, Douglas Il.
Frederick, Nathan Gordon. Guy r.
iiinegardner. William O. KeuIl. Nor
val Humphrey. Bernard w. Rhodes,
lsen Reznek, +. Mason StultZ, Daniel
L.. Weaver. AdOlph +. Wolf, Marion
]. Allen. Pauline f.. Beall. Margaret
T.. Callison. Bertha +. Decatur, Jean
Ellis, il. Lydia Ely. Mary Anne
Flanagan, Minerva b. Gaines,
S6kanne A. Grant. Helen NJ Har.
baugh, Virginia T. Harvey, Helen G.
Hebrew, Carolina Hoffman, Laura V.
Mccormick, Isabella Z. Neetz, Anne
r. Payne, Sarah ID. Rifkin, Elinor
Slocum. S. Marguerite Talbert, Ro-
berta L. Thomas, Gladys NJ. Tillon.
Dorothy F. Travers, Minnie Z.
Wynkoop.
To McKinley-James W. Justice,
Herbert A. Read
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Pierce-Webb School, Belle Allen
teacher:
To Eastern-Robert B. Burkley
Paul F. Clements, Basil C. Counts
Edgar Cox, Francis Z. Davis, John X.
heqler, Lawrence w. Ireland, Fred ].
Miller. Sidney Shosteck, Harry Siegel,
De Witt c. Woodcoek. Warren X.
Wright. William Fl. Miller, Audrey
NJ. Blake, Beatrice b. Chopin, Mar
Earet Y. Davis, Shirley Friedman,
Bertha B. Gilbert. Frances +. Good.
nan, Margaret A. Haigh, Emily Har.
r1s, Mary A. Keelan, Mary c. King
Agnes NJ. Koehler, Marie s Refer
Ruth A. Taylor, Mary G. league,
Nicola w. Waldron, Marguerite B.
Whitmire, Era Lee Wilson.
TO neutrality-suspicious. j. Miller,
ansel II: Newsom. Austin f. Pohl,
Walter q. Robertson.
WheatIey School. A. s. Brooks,
teacher:
To Eastern-Francis J. Innocent.
Francis Q. Stewart, John j. Wilson.
Bernice i. Beck, Irene III. Bernhard
Margaret Bruzbart, Edna NJ. Clay
poole, Anna f. Fellxer, May c. GIotz.
back, Margaret King, Elizabeth ].
kissal, Julia z. Meyer, Nellie M.
hoperts, Mamie l.. Traylor, Miriam
A. Zeltzer.
To McKinley-Walter r. Everett,
oscar Levine. William L. Mcmahon.
George F. Owens. Edlow G. Parker
TO Business-John j. Haerer, Anna
Dobricky.
Nheatley School, II. G. Gantley,
teacher:
To Eastern-Charles d. Dintsmon,
Arthur l.. Essex, Robert r. Gates,
William II. Hutchinson, Frances M,
Farmer, Gertrude Hermann, Louise
W. kraus, HERNIA l.. MCGEE. Char.
otte ID. Marks, Alice D. Snouffer.
To Mckinley-George f. Beach.
Robert Il. Keller, Leroy U. Rudasill,
Warren B. Shuiey.
To Business-Richard A. Lanahan.
Rosanna F. Fitzpatrick.
Observation-Disclosures r. Kraus.
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KeniIworth School, NJ. f. Bannon

KeniIworth School, NJ. f. Bannon.
teacher:
To Eastern-Harry c. Ames. Cath
crime ]. Armstrong. Charles Z. Lasley,
Hilda Fischer, Reid A. Gibson, Mary
J.. Jennings, Frances L. Wright.
Margaret A. Jennings. Lucille J..
Maize. Morris Benson, Dorothy
Macintosh. Jack l.. Day, Frank l..
Farr, Howard Rupard.
To McKinley-Naomi p. Taylor
John w. Barnes, Alice l.. Porter.
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Garnet School:

To Dunbar-Harry Anderson, Phil
lip Carter, Mark Chapman, Arthur
Foster. Lawrence Harris, William
Jones, Wilbur Leake, Wendall McCon.
nell, AlEred Miller, Emerson Parker.
Erskine Smith. Alphonso Timer,
Frank Tyler, Doris Alexander, Evelyn
Budd, Veronica Briscoe, Bernice Cald'
well. Marion, Carter, Vivian Carter,
Alice Chambers. Araminta Dickerson,
Elizabeth Douglass. Etinetta Durloo
Ruby Freeman, Moncerie Jackson
Emily Johnson. Thelma G. Johnson
Thelma \. Johnson. Sara Hawkins
Elizabeth Lewter, Clarice McEntree
Alma Palmer. Marie Perry, Hilda
Pickens, Francis Plummer, Hattie
Ryles, Annie Todd. Otero Tymous,
Rosetta Wade, Algetha' Warfield
Helen Wilkerson. LUCY Williams
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Stevens School:


TO Francis Junior High--Howard
Cassell, Clyde Wilson, Andrew owens,
Charles Vest. Alfred Moore. Ethel
Barnet, Eloise Bland Alice Beverly,
Veida FNeman. Elizabeth Killgo,
Barbara Robinson, Sadie Proctor,
Elizabeth Rhones. Viola Tompkins,
Ethel Tompkins, Heloise Warf, Sarah
White, Vivian Yalis.
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SIXTH DIVISION.

Benning School, ]. w. Wander
worker. teacher:
To Eastern-S. William Gibson,
Herbert G. Pounsberry. Howard W.
Richardson, Dorothy +. Balderson.
Lille II. Brennan, Jessie l.. Bright
man, Ruth II. Cameron. Sally T..
Eagen, Hiida II. Payne. Margaret +.
Sanford. M. Louise Schultz, II. Der
nice Taylor.
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Military Road School:
To Dunbar-John r. Chichester
Ashton w. Brown, Samuel G. Dur.
ham, James B. Honesty Everett J.
Moss, William E. Mullen, Benjamin
F. Scott, James H. Smith, Nehemiah
F. Stotts. Ernest l.. Stripping, Pearl
NJ. Brown. Lillian G. Buckner. Caro-.
line G. Chase. Thelma L. Graham
Ruby l.. Johnson. Ruth Lewis. Flu.
phranzie V. Randall. Grace II. Scott,
Viola Smith, Ruth Syphax.
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NOrnlley School:

W OTFNIty NCIIOOT:
To Francis Junior High-Carltor
Alexander, John Barnes. Lorenzo Gas
kins, William Jones, Thurston Lewis
Frederick Robinson, Charles Il. Smith
Charles /. Smith. Ralph Stevenson
Otho Williams, Alice Barnes, Erma
Bowman, Juanita Carpenter, Heller
Cradle, Dorothy Fitzhugh, Louise
Hicks. Catherine Mason, Thei
ma PoindeXter. Margaret Norris, Net
tie Norris, Estelle Sellman, Dorothy
Hodge, Beatrice Thornton.
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Military Road School:

To Armstrong-Thoma C. Bryant,
Luther Burrell, Lille p. Benoit, Lar
rinda r. Cross, Mary E.'Pinkert, Mary
T. White.
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Ambush SchOoi-John Buchanan,
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Garnett School.

To Armstrong NJ. Bur.
gcss. John s. Jackson. Viola r.. Clark
Floresteen +. Covington, Bertha NJ
Davis, Bessie G. Dennis, Lorraine A
Morris, Clara +. Reeder. Louise j
Simms, Annie f.. Suter. Mary NJ
Washington, Elsie i. Weldon.
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Bruce School:
To Armstrong A. Budd
Roland Stevenson, James l.. Talbert
Otis White, Joseph y. Williams, Leroy
A. Winston, Lillian T.. Berkeley. Der.
nice G. Early. Protest Irby. Thelma
NJ. Marbury, Frances Z. Robinson.
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LOveioy SchOol-Samuel f. Albury.
Lawrence Brown. Roland Curtis. Will
bur $. Cash. Edward c. Fountain.
Archibald f. Skipper, James Ruth.
ford Shaw, Charles V. Smith, Andrew
4. Stewart. James Washington,@ Thorn.
as Young. Raymond Young. Janet
Brooks. .Wilhelmina Champion. Elea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22

mer w. Grimes, Carl M. Lofier. Car.
roll II. Osborn.
To Business-Mildred r. Cusiek.
To Central: Rinnie c. Lind.
To Western: Omea T.. Osborn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22

Summer and the "steaming
hot days are just around the
corner-be prepared to enjoy
cool comfort and a steady
breeze at all times by pur-
chasing one of these smooth,
silent, electric fans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22

To Dunbar-Josephine Bass, Mar
garet Ha wilkins. Helen Stewart.
To ArmstronG-Evelyn Frazier
Ethel Taylor, Dorothy Thomas, Earl
MaSterSon.
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Mott School:

9IUtt f9tUOUI.
To Dunbar-James A. Barbour, RIOS
coe V. Cooper, Walter r. Jackson,
Robert w. Justice, Robert A. Tucker,
Kermit A. Banks. Henry A. Baze.
more, Walter J. Bush, Howard w.
Collins, Ralph L. Mouzon, Bernard C..
Ruffin, Alonzo NJ Ware, William A.
Wormley. Charles A. Henry, Bessie
n. Bradley. Edith /. Brooks, Martha
l.. Grayson, Ruth ID. Harmon, Evelyn
f. James, Lucille Hope Jones. Mar.
garet s. Morris. Vivian A. Morris,
Maurine +. Pelham. Jessie r. Scott,
Alma Smith. Rosa A. Toles, Dorothy
c. Wheeler. Ira b. Williams, Matte G
Arthur, Loretta NJ. Baker, Mary NJ.
BaZemore. Ethel X. Belcher, Hollie f.
Carter, Elizabeth A. Catlett. Virginia
j. Coles. Gretchen Hill, Juanita Jamer-
son, Blanche l.. Jelks. Marjorie j.
Jones, Latha J. T.. Miles, Julia l..
Morris, Gertrude l.. Mosby, Eudora
NJ. Scurlock. Annette l.. Shorter,
Evelyn G. Smith. Jeanne III. Tanner,
Mildred G. Terrell, Evelyn l.. r. Ware,
Julia +. Scott.
To Armstrong r. Crusoe,
Prince w. Wilson, Berkeley ID. VIII
liams, Burton II. Givens. Hiram Il.
Gray, Isaiah W. Hood. Daniel I.
Mackall. Thomas w. Moore. Oscar l..
Rand Earl A. Taylor. Brooks Fletcher
Charming, Richard d. Frazier, Harry
NJ. Johnson, Eugene i. Graves, Don.
aid y. Leake. James r. Moorhead,
Milton A. Piper. Floyd Smith. Or
pheus X. Tolson. Dorothy Duvall. Lu-
ellie Frazier. Henthal Martin. Ella NJ.
Swygert, Ethel NJ. West, Edna V.
Winters, Florence V. Logan. Eliza
beth NJ. Smith, Carrie p. Slaughter,
Ruby G. Hewitt, Mildred T.. Catcher,
Alberta l.. Miles. Leola X. Pendleton,
Marian Il. Stafford, Nellie NJ. Jones.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-12
METROPOLITAN OPERA.

Gatti-Casazza will present revival
of Bellini's masterpiece Norma next
Wednesday evening. The cast will
include: Rosa Ponselle, Marion Telva,
and Lauri-Volpi.
Other operas of the week: Madame
Butterfly" Monday with Easton,
Bourskaya, Martinelli, and Scott.
der Rosenkavalier, Thursday with
Easton, Stuckgold, Mayr and Tedes-
co. "Turandot," special matinee Fri
day with Jaritza, Vettori, Lauri- Volpi,
and DeLuca. "Boheme," Friday, with
Aida, Sabanieeva and Gigli, Daniese.
Aida" Saturday matinee with Stuck
gold, Matzenauer, Jagel and Deluca.
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pagli-
acct" Saturday night" the former
with Rosa Ponselle, Alcock and To-
katyan; the latter with Vettori and
Martinelli.
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NEW YORK SYMPHONY.

With Paul Kochanski as soloist the
New York Symphony Orchestra will
give two concerts next week, Thurs
day afternoon in Carnegie Hall and
Sunday afternoon in Mecca Audi
forum.
Fritz Busch will conduct a group
OF four Sixteenth Century dances and
airs, Transcribed by Respighi. They
include 'Balleto" by Molinaro. "Gai-
lard" by >Galilei and two numbers bv
unknown composers-"Villane and
"Passo mezzo Mascherada," The
"Galliard" is based on an old dance
that originated in Rome and was de-
nounced by Praetorius as an invention
OF the devil. The composer GaIilei
was the father of the great astron-
omer Calico.
kochanski will be heard in
Wieniawski's Concerto in D minor
for violin with orchestra. The pro-
gram will also include Romantic
Suite by Max Roger and two Slovonic
Dances by Dvorak.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-12

"SPELLBOUND" by Frank Vos-
per opens at the Earl Carroll
Theatre next Monday evening with
Pauline Lord as the star.
"NEW YORK" by Samuel Rus
kin Golding, will be presented at
the Mansfield Theatre, Monday,
Ruth Shepley and George Mac
Quarrie are featured.
THE MARQUISE," a new play
by Noel Coward scheduled to open
at the Biltmore Theatre, Monday
evening. Billie Burke is starred,
"ARTISTS AND MODELS"
| The new Shubert Revue will have
its premier at the Winter Garden
| Tuesday evening. The music by
| Harry Akst with special lyrics by
/ ]. Kearn Brennan's cast is headed
by Florence Moore, Jack Pearl and
Jack Osterman, with Ted Lewis
and his band.
"TIA JUANA," a melodrama
/ by Chester De Nonde ana Nil
bourn Gordon will open at the
| Biiou Theatre Tuesday. Frederick
Burt and Edna Bennett are feat
ured in the cast.
| THE KING CAN DO NO
| WRONG" melodrama by F. s.
Merlin is due at the Masque The
atre Wednesday night. Lionel At
will is starred with Leona Hog
arth and Felix Krembs in the sup
porting cast.
| , MAX REINHARDT opens his
| American season Thursday night
at the Century Theatre with
hakes pc ares midsummer
| Nights Dream"
"MUCH ADO ABOUT MOTH
! ING" will open at the Laboratory
| Theatre next Friday night.
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With the OrchestrQs
PHILHARMONIC.

The Philharmonic Orchestra returns
to the city this Sunday afternoon for
the concert at Carnegie Hall. William
Mengelberg will conduct program
consisting of the following numbers:
Cherubini's, Overture to 1.-THE Water
Carrier; Dopper's, Gothic Chaconne;
Liszt's.S Symphonic Poem, "Les Pre-
ludes"; and Beethoven's Symphony
No. 2, in D major, OPP. SO.
Rudolph CAM, pianist, will be the
sololst at the concerts to be given
next Thursday night and Friday
afternoon at Carnegie Hall. The
third Students concert will be given
at the same hall next Saturday night,
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BEETHOVEN SYMPHONY.

The Beethoven Symphony Orches-
ira, George Zaslawsky, Conductor,
will give the second of their series
OF seven concerts at Carnegie Hall,
Wednesday evening. Joseph Szigeti,
violinist, will be the assisting artist.
The program: Overture, Marriage of
Figaro, Mozart; Symphony, No. /,
G Minor, Brahms; New York Days
and Nights, OPP. No. 40, Emerson
Whithorne; Concerto, D. Major.
Beethoven.
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=Scree,, Notes

Douglas Fairbanks as "The Gau-
cho" comes to the Liberty Theatre
for a limited engagement beginning
Monday, November 81. 1t was at
this theatre that Fairbanks was first
seen in "The Thief of Bagdad." The
new photoplay deals with the Gaucho
or cowboy of the pampas of the Ar
gentine.
"Gold Chevrons" is being shown
at the Cameo Theatre this week.
George Jessel is starred in "Sailor
Izzy Murphy" at Moss Broadway,
beginning Monday.
The Capitol Theatre beginning to-
day will present the Metro feature
picture, "The Garden of Allah"
The both Street Cinema's next re-
vival will be "Male and Female"
starring Gloria Swanson and Thomas
Meighan. The picture is based on
Sir. James M. Barrie's "The Admir-
able Crichton." and will begin today.
Cecil B. DeMille's "King of Kings
celebrates its eighth and final month
at the Gaiety Theatre.
Janet Gaynor, who is featured in
Sunrise" at the Times Square The
atre will come to the Roxy Theatre
this Saturday, in a film version of
Gladys Unger's drama, 1.-TWO Girls
Wanted" Assisting her will appear
C'"nn Tryon, Alyce Mills, Ben Bard,
= Tooker and Joseph Cav
thorne' II ~. II sa n
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',>a>~'M u ST C.e<ae,'
San Carlo Singers Open
Final Week With
"Tosca"

The San Carlo Grand Opera Com
pany, which opened the new Gallo
Theatre last Monday night, announces
the repertoire for the final week
here. Only one work in last weeks
list will be repeated; Madame But
terfly" at Saturdays matinee.
The weeks offerings are: Monday,
ola Tosca" with Shallow, Schalker
and Tafuro, Vale. Tuesday: LA For
"a del Destino" with Clara Jacobo,
Bernice Schalker, Mr., Bertini, new
dramatic tenor, Ghirardini and Mon
gelli. Carmen" Wednesday with
Marguerite Sylvia, Ethel Fox, Tafuro
and Vale.
Thursday, Gladys Axman will sing
the role of Santuzza in "Cavalleria
Rusticana," with Glade, Tafuro and
Interrante in the other chief parts.
Myrna Sharlow is announced for "Pa-
gliacci," with Bertini and Ghirardini.
Barber of Seville" Friday, with
Tina Paggi, Schalker, Alcaide and
Vale. %
Saturday matinee, "Madama But
terfy," with the new Japanese So
prano, Hizi Koyke, Schalker, Barsoti
and Vale.
Saturday night, al Trovatore,"
with Louise Taylor, Coe Glade, Ber-
TIM and Ghirardini.
Carlo Peroni will conduct all per-
formances except "Madama Butter
fly" when Ethel Leginska will WELD
the baton.
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IRISH PLAYERS TO OPEN IN
PLOUGH AND THE STARS

The Irish Players will arrive in
New York Monday, November Fl, to
begin their engagement under George
G. Tyler's direction a week later in
Sean O'Casey's 1.-THE Plough and the
Stars" Arthur Sinclair, Sara ALL
good, NJ aire O'Neill, Kathleen
O'Regan, Sidney organ and
Katherine Drago will head the cast of
twenty-five. "The Plough and the
Stars" is Sean O'Casey's tragedy of
Dublin tenements during the Easter
rioting Of 1916. The play has been
current in London, for more than a
year.
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.
lover of one half of humanity is one
that should not excite unbrage, since
no harm is done except the commits
sion of few semi-platonic osculatory
exercises which less jealous wife
than Mrs. Pepys might pass, on the
ingenious explanation of her spouse.
Yvonne Arnaud as Mrs. Pepys, goes
thru the performance like a streak
of CREASED lighting and during the
many tussles with her husband over
his suspected infedilities she won the
arguments, tho it appeared that
Samuel won everything else.
In the first act, Mrs. Pepys comes
home to finli her husband entertain
ing a goodly company, in which was
fair sprinkling of the female sex
Mrs. Pepys did not like women and
shortly on her arrival the party
breaks up, zigzagging out of the
apartment as result of copious
libations. The host shortly before
saved a song-woman from attack. TIC
her house he was invited, but told his
wife that he was going to the navy
department. Thither his wife repaired
only to find no answer to her knock.
ing. She afterwards repaired to the
home of the song-woman, only to dis
turb an amatory king in his prov
lings. Those were the days of Nell
Gywn and the Stuarts.
By the time Mrs. Pepys arrived her
husband had been driven into a coffin
like chest by the arrival of Charles
II, and when the king is finally To-
Gated behind the curtains by Mrs
Pepys, very interesting scene is
enacted over the chest in which the
unlucky Pepys is confined.
The play ends on a harmonious note
but one feels that Mr.. Pepys will not
change his habits and that the fierv
Mrs. Pepys will have more reasons for
the exercise of her Indignation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-12

Winthrop Ames will restore
"Iolanthe" to his Gilbert and Sui
Ivan repertory, at the Royale, Mon
day evening. The Gilbert and Sui
Ivan operetta will be sung every
Monday with "The Mikado" playing
at all other performances.
The Garrick Players are Temporal
rily doing exceptionally we'll with
their first venture, the modern dress
version of Tanning of the Shrew,'
and plan to continue in the Shakes
peare play at the Garrick Theatre
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-12

night at the Shu-
bert Theatre,
"And So to
Bed" is a sequel
to Pepys' diary.
It played in Lon
don for a year
and may repeat
the performance
here. The acting
is good and the
theme W h i C h
deals with the
amatory animal
versions of a
nood,, a 4 II 70 n
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Broadway Briefs

Behold, the Bridegroom George
Kelly's new play, goes into rehearsal
today with Judith Anderson in the
leading role. Others in the cast in
cIude: John Marston, Thurston Hall,
Lester Vail, Mary Servoss, Jean
Dixon, Clarence Bellair, Virginia Rus
sell, Kenneth Lawton and M AIRY
Gilded.
James Gleason, author of "The
Shannons of Broadway" and Milt
Gross, are at work on comedy writ
ten around the characters in Mr.
Gross series, "Gross Exaggerations. y
The play is called "Looie Dot Dope.
Thomas Mitchell, now playing the
principal role in "Nightstick," the
nalodrama at the Selwyn Theatre,
s submitted new drama called
Brave Man." which will be presented
Crosby Gaige.
''Rifka Picks Husband" by Cor
don Jacoby, will be produced at the
Public Theatre next month, with Lud-
wig Satz and Leon Blank in the lead
ing parts. "Grandpa's Sweetheart, -
is now playing at the theatre.
Schwab and .Mandel announce the
formation of a permanent musical
comedy company. Its first appearance
will be in "The New Moon," by Frank
Mandel and Oscar Hammerstein I'd,
with music by Sigmund Romberg
Robert Halliday, Leonard Ceeley,
William O'Neal, Lyle Evans, Charlotte
Lansing and Margaret Irving are the
principal players.
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Notes.

Carlos de Vego and Garcia Goya
will appear in joint recital of Span
ish dances at Hampden's Theatre
Sunday evening, November 20.
Beatrice Weller, harpist, will be the
assisting artist with Mario Basini and
his orchestra furnishing the music.
Benno Rabinof, violinist, will give
concert at Carnegie Hall next Fri
day evening with an orchestra of
sixty members of the Philharmonic
conducted by Prof. Leopold Auer. The
program: Concerto, Elgar; Concerto,
Tchaikovsky; Grande Adagio, Glazou-
now; La Plus que Lente, Debussy;
Chorus of Dervishes, Beethoven-Auer;
The Witches Dance, Paganini.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-12
- DRAMA IN
A GENIAL PEIILANDERER
and So to Bed" Keeps Audience Wide Awake
at the Shubert Theatre

THO Wallace Eddinger, as Samuel
L Pepys, the worlds most famous
diarist, contributes to ear strain at
times because of faulty enunciation,
his portrayal of the leading role in
And So to Bed" endeared the ras-
caIly Pepys pronounced peeps) to
an appreciative audience last Thurs
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-12

Ignace Hilsberg, will include six
waltzes by Brahms in his piano re-
cital at the Engineering Auditorium
Monday evening, November 21.