The Washington times., 1929-05-11

Dear Mr.. Kelley:
Noting that you are under wsslsy's
wing for saty. .. m. I do not pre-
sums to offer you two theme songs
Tor w. E's remaining Appearances
One was that grand old folk song.
II Don't Care II You Never Come
Back"
This should be played in three flats
tany Apt. house will dol. There
should be an obligato of sobs from
his basemeEt-store gals
hope Pittsburgh scots" Mr..
Eddy (year's worst pun), and that he
sends back mileage 50 that John
May q
Ny Dear Mr.. Kelley:
Won't you Eiys: Wesley EDDY ts. hss9 a
master Of ceremonies Washington has
ever had--he has grace, tact ability.
versatility. good looks, pleasing man
ner, Is = fine dresser. and altogether
. man highly fitted for his job. ne
deserves all praise. Please give 1t to
him in your good column:
A MOVIE FAN.
May 4 1929.
Dear Mr.. Kelley:
when, In 'Ths Little show AZ
the Belasco some weeks ago, = gen.
'tleman masked as Prologue ana
Master of Ceremonies was Iouny
murdered at the outset. 1t indicated 10
me that this was more than eomeoy'
that 1t reflected an attitude
Coincident the retirement OF Wes-
with reports that John Fisher. of the
Fox. would also go back to the am
ner pail routine.
predicted-in my own circle--the
final demise Of this fungus on our
note that Mr.. Rawlinson replaces
Mr. Eddy. could light Murad!
How long In the name OF all that
counts for entertainment do we have
TO chide these dapper zanies who. in
most cases, are rubber balls for
ether performers to bounce aboutF
When the stage presentation goes,
which will be before midsummer.
the NJ. c. will go to. We can do
other. then wen have pictures in
picture houses and hippodromes where
they bslOng-in outdoor arenas.
Motion Picture Editor.
Warrington Times:
You are always knocking John
G1lDeTb ana w llHam dAlHSS 4dAo
! Fill. They are the best in the
business. What was the matter with
''Ths Duke Steps Out
Dept. of Agriculture.
like John Gilbert even a.
forgive him his Stranger Lewis
love making. "The Duke Steps
Out" was q good feature in spite
of Bill Haines. Come again.-Ed.
10 the Editor:
The movies are splendid entertain
ment but I will always prefer the
stags The season Il drawing to q
close and Il appears Washington will
Bound" "Gentlemen Of the Press"
1.-THE Royal Family and "Show
Boat" It seems odd to get indiffsr-
ent plays when fine things like the
above are available; ups sincerely
ls1S Eighteenth st.
Inquiry about the above produc.
tions discloses that Paris Bound"
and Gentlemen Of the Press"
closed as failures on the road.
"The Royal Family" will be an
early season booking at Polls.
Whether THE Front Page" will
reach Washington Is problemati.
cal. 1t may be sent on tour next
season. "Show Boat" opened here
in December, 1927. Now. in Bos.
ton, 1t may play a return engage.
ment in the late fall or next
season after a. long stop in Chi.
cago,-Ed.
Ny Dear Mr.. Kelley:
am certainly in favor of the
0n2ER in thA GatnrHoII he
letters Of the fans and think it
to good old "P: A. he WIN have
plenty to say. How about those last
or for me7 should like very much
to read that letter / imagine il
was quite interesting. Too bad you
didn't have space for it. You can
in the front row at the Palace FRI
day night If I have to sit through
all the afternoon shows to get there,
and wouldn't be surprised If he
were there. After all. its just case
and sweethearts who, attend the
Palace like Wesley just little too
much for home consumption. What
do you think?
7 am. very bashfully."
Hello MT. g. and 8:
Say. I think it's a swell "fdee" of
yours to ask us fans TO write in to
you. I've been wanting t" do IT for
q long time but thought that YOU
Just wouldn't take time to read
'those epistles." love to pan the
movies, especially when everyone else
thinks that the show is wonderful
And, so. II you'll say that you'll read
mine-and maybe sometimes even
print one In the paper-Ges I think
that that would be swelIl
Well. here's hoping for a line, and
you know lion takes up a lotta
space.
FLO LOVE.
41o2 Fourteenth st N. W.