Evening star., 1928-03-21

ever written for the orchestra.
The concert will be under the loca
management Of T, Arthur Smith.
HARP-S0N RECITAL. MARCH sS.
Interest is being shown in Join
harp-Song recital to be presented b,
two Young artists, Suzanne Savoy. con-
cert harpiSt and Juniata Froehlch
lyric soprano. who will be heard for the
first time in Washington at the vii,
lard, Wednesday evening, March IS
at $50.
Mime. Savoy's playing combines vir-
tuoSity with fine sense of the modern
ldiom III music. Her DebuSSy is mdi.
vidual She also has the classics OF
Bach and Brahms as we'll as the mod
ernS, She has played entire dance pro-
grams for the Duncan Dancers.
The song program with harp accom-
1 paniment presents a young singer who
] is we'll known III recital work in the
/ Northern States Miss Froehlich of
/ this city has personality that makes
her particularly appealing in singing
with the harp
/ Tickets for the recital may be OBJ
taincd at the Willard and the Carlton
hotels.
! NATI0NAI-Tab!eau S"rn-S From
the Lives of the Saints.
Prominent young women oi WASH
ington Society Will appear III tableauX
TO be given at the National Theater
FRIDAY, at 8 pm. representing scenes
from the lives Of the saints. The en-
tertainment Will be given for the
benefit of the nuns Of the Good Shep-
herd, who aid girls of all denominations
snd also OF several other Catholic
charities.
No,-o ,,-,.,.~,, %~o,. .hn xiolo,,a.i .ic
corps will represent saints from their
own countries. Among them will be
the daughters of the French, Spanish
and Argentine Ambassadors, the daugh-
ters of the Austrian and Hungarian
Ministers and several ladies and chill
dron from the British. italian. German
and Peruvian embassies and the Swed-
ish legation. The other roles viii be
portrayed By Washington debutantes
and children
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs
Wilson-Greene's Concert Bureau. in
Droops. Thirteenth and G. streets
northwest
The patrons among the clergy arc
headed Cardinal Dougherty. Arch
bishop oil Philadelphia. the Most Rev
Peter -Biondi. apostolic dele
gate. and Archbishop Curley Of Bal
timore.
American University MinstreIs.
A jolly mixture OF old-fashioned min
strelsy, modern music, singing and
dancing, and a one-act play Will be
offered by student players at American
University Auditorium on the campus
Nebraska and Massachusetts avenues
Saturday night, for the benefit Of the
college year book
The Minstrel Show, as 1t has been
named. is being presented under
auspices OF the Junior class, but par
ticipantS have been drawn from the
ranks OF the entire student body, and
include the College Glee Club. the
College Dramatic Club, q harpist.
dancers. mcnologist and many others.
EARLE-"The Heart Of a Follies Girl"
Leon Navara, at the Earle Theater
for the week beginning Saturday. again
will act as master of ceremonies in a
Broadway Revels" While on the
screen will be seen Billie Dove in a new
First National release. The Heart of a
Foilies Girl" in which she is supported
BY Larry Kent. Lowell Sherman. Mil
dred Harris and so gifted young
dancers.
Billie Dove is said to have one of the
most appealing roles of her screen ca
reer. in The Heart of FolIies Girl"
While the story is one Of drama and ro-
nance. dealing with Follies girl away
from her theatrical environment. there
are many scenes OF the girl-show, front
and back stage. II was adapted from a
magazine story by Adela Rogers ST.
John.
Selected short reels and orchestral
overture and musical accompaniments
by the Earle Concert Orchestra, under
Daniel Breeskin, viii complete the pro-
gram.
FOX-"A Girl in Every Port"
The Fox bill fer the coming week will
hinge on the William Fox photeplsv
production, "A Girl in Every Pert"
which feature. Victor McLarIen. the
Capt, Flzgg cf What Price Glory"
Around this new picture. in vhich
eight Young Hollywood players support
the star has been created a series OF
atmospheric prologues depicting a num-
Der Of the ports OF cell" including
France, Holland. the Argentine and
others. Each win be presented with
pictorial correctness and with q group
OF imported artists featured In each epi-
Sode. The singing ensemble and ballet
corps. permanent features of the thea
ter. and the concert orchestra also will
be used In the presentation which will
mark the return for q limited stay Of
Muriel La France, gifted young soprano,
The picture Is described as a comedy
with interludes OF dramatic force and
appeal.
COLUMBIA-"The Enemy"
Starting at Loew's Columbia satur-
day the attraction will be the screen
version OF Claiming Pollock's stage
play, The Enemy" in which Lillian
Gish Is featured.
The Enemy is a vivid story of
Austria, hinging on the danger of war
hatreds and war hysteria. On the eve
Of the great war. Bruce, an English
boy. and Carl an Austrian, declare last
Ing friendship when the student body
OF the University OF Vienna breaks
class. They both love PAUL. q profes-
sor's daughter, who In turn prefers
Carl.
When the thunderbolt Of war comes,
Carl and Bruce come 10 blows over an
insult 70 the flags Of their respective
countries. Carl xnifes Bruce and
Bruce returns 70 England anxious 20
get into the war. PAUL. and Carl are
married and, being reservist, Carl Is
called 10 the colors on the eve Of his
marriage.
Psulfs father the professor, is dis
charged from the university for his
| pAcinst utterings and In a short while
he and PAUL. are poverty stricken Her
| child dies from lack Of nouTiShnent.
and when she hears that Carl has been
| killed, the double blow almost threatens
| her reason Bruce. however, turns Up
| after the war bringing Carl, who had
| been taken prisoner. and the lovers are
| united once more
/ A. sn added attraction will be
| Forty-ThoIsand Miles with Lind
! befgj three reel picture of i.indys