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BUSINESS HIGH OPERETTA-
Thursday.

COUTH AMERICAN revolutionists, an
- American aviator, millionaire and
q number of gay and beautiful senoritas
all appear In the operetta Riding
Down the Sky" music by Godfrey
OHara and libretto by Godfrey Nor
gan, to be presented by the combined
glee clubs of Business High School
Business High School Auditorium.
The action Of this two-act operetta,
which has its setting In small South
American republic, centers around the
chance meeting Of the Presidents
daughter and an American aviator who,
because Of engine trouble, has made q
forced landing in Santa Delmonica.
The cast includes Richard Bird, as
the aviator; Betty Thompson, a charm
ing senorita; HortenSe Coffren, another
senortia; Joe WeitZ, a mining expert;
Richard Babcock. comical deck hand;
Melville Stuart, the President of Santa
Delmonica; Ralph Cole, the villain:
Marguerite Giovanetti, his wife; Doro-
thy Beau and Marion Olivet, chaperons:
Richard HaZelton and BENJAMIN Saun-
ders, elderly suitors; Charles SpateS.
sergeant of Marines, and Charles
Fur, stupid bodyguard.
The operetta will be followed by a
dance in the school gymnasium.
"DULCY"-At Eastern High, Thursday.
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL viii close
its dramatic activities for this year
with the presentation Of "Dulcy," the
well known comedy by George s. Kauf-
man and Marc Connolly, in the school
auditorium, Thursday and Friday eve
nings.
Gwenllian Davis is cast as Dulcinea
with Robert Mccormick as Gordon
Smith. and Newell Lusby in the part of
c%Roger Forbes. Others include. Edwin
Rice, Mildred Duryee, Helen Ma e,
Ruth HeintZ, Charles Jarrett, Robert
Grant, Charles Wise, Charles Chamber
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Stage and Screen Attractions This Week

NATIONAL PLAYERs-"1t Pays to Advertise" comedy
morrow evening.
GAYETY Heart Charmers burlesque This afternoon
evening.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Big afternoon and evening
PALACE-"Flell Harbor." This afternoon and evening
EARLE-"The Man From Bankley's" This afternoon and
evening.
FOX-"High Society Blue" This afternoon evening.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Parade" This afternoon
evening.
RKO KEITHS-The Cuckoos" This afternoon evening
LTTTLE-Damaged Souls" women only. This afternoon
and evening
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CHARLES FARRELLnoUANET
GAyNOR- In "AqhSocne1y61ues"
The Play Jurors Decide
By Percy Hammond

who displeased Him. So trembled the
other night when at the celestial fish,
fry in THE Green Pastures" the mas
ter of ceremonies cried, "Gangway for
the Lord God Jehovah!" But God en-
tered In the person Of q Negro actor, q
friendly chap of go or whereabouts,
whose demeanor was so noble and agree
able that knew at once that the Book
Of Genesis would not be insulted. 1.-THE
Green Pastures" stops Just this side OF
the New Testament.
Mr.. Hamilton declares the play to be
astonishing in its originality" not
aware, perhaps, that it was suggested to
Mr.. Connolly by book. Years ago Irwin
Cobb discovered that MIR. Bradford
volume was a masterpiece, fascinated
his neighbors in East Hampton, L. l., by
reading from its contents, impersonating
its characters with a holy sense of
humor and with a Negro accent. THE
Green Pastures" is not original, 1t is
more than that. 1t is a best play be-
cause 1t is good show" new, honest,
refreshing, thoughtful and perfectly
acted by the colored folks. Better, be-
lieve, than Mr.. Barry's cryptic Hotel
Universe" its only opponent in the con-
test, except Mrs. Barnes popular ex-
hibitlon, 'Dishonored Lady," aided by
Miss Katherine Cornell.
X
John GOLDEN'S ada Beats the
- Drum" Is an uphill comedy about
some hayrick Americans who go to
France in search of culture. Their ex-
periences, hard by the Pryenees, are
troublesome, and they start back home,
convinced that the u. S. A. is Gods
country, after all. Miss Mary Boland
as an ambitious American matron,
struggling for happiness in Europe, is
loud and energetic In an old-fashioned
way. She shovels her representation
from stage to audience, throwing 1t into
our faces for fear that otherwise we will
not know what she and the author
mean. Ada Beats the Drum" Is not
one Of Mr.. Golden's trlunnphs and I
shall not recommend it to those in
search of pleasure.
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7 oNG life seems to have its rewards,

7 ONG life seems to have its rewards,
even in the case of play. David
Belasco, for instance, still smiling over
the success of Its Wise Child" has
arranged series of gifts for the vari-
GUS members of the company, so that
each may have permanent souvenir Of
the engagement.
The gifts include the following: To
Mildred Mccoy, rare old edition of
Romeo and Juliet; to Leila Bennett,
q first edition of 1.-The Life of Duse";
Sidney Toler will receive Burns Nantes
new book on the theater, Helen Lowell
wins the Life of Sarah Bernhard"
And the rest of the cast get souvenirs
ranging from Napoleon" to Masefield's
Poems" and Walcott's Modern AIR
craft"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
THE conferences Of the Pulitzer
play jurors this Spring were
marked by none of the perplexi-
A ties common to elaboration. MIR.

marked by none or the perpleXl-
4 ties common to elaboration. Mr.
Connelly's THE Green Pastures"
so far excelled the product of his fellow
dramatists that it had no rival for the
red feather; and the award was made
without the wrinkling of brow. Clay
ton Hamilton, Judge whose standards
are skylike, says that the committee
had no second choice. And he adds
that 1.-THE Green Pastures" is so soaring
an entertainment that 1t comes near to
being "the best American drama OF all
time" MIR. Hamilton voices the enthu-
siasm of his tribunal by describing the
play as simple, gentle, kindly, tender.
humorous, compassionate. wise, beauti-
full, exalting and exulting."
In this ne songfully echoes the opin-
ion of all who have seen 1t. Here are
proceedings upon the stage that picture
the characters and episodes OF Holy
Writ in terms at once comic and rev.
erent, orthodox and heretical, primitive
and modern. God Almighty is to be seen
In THE Green Pastures" as he Is mag
ined to be in the minds OF his Negro
children. A fatherly Negro in Prince
Albert coat, he superintends life upon
"the meanest of the planets" giving ad-
monitions to Adam and Eve, Cain and
Abel. the drunken Noah and his flock,
Moses and the stubborn Pharaoh. His
private secretary is Gabriel, q Harlem
hornblower, and the dark angels who
clean his ONCE wear aprons upon their
wings to protect them from dust. AS the
Creator. descending to earth to look
things over, passes two pickaninies,
playing behind a bush, he says: "Howdy,
children" And they reply, 'We'se
O. K Lord"
Being the offspring of rigorous
Presbyterian family, was reared in the
belief that God was a cross and fear
some old fellow, with long whiskers,
seated in flowing robes upon golden
throne and addicted to scolding those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
HOFFMAN HOSKINS REVUE
FRIDAY,

THE Hoffman Hoskins School prom
Uses ITS of the cutest kids you ever
saw in the 1880 Review at the Belasco
Theater, May % and "a, planned to
cover IL different countries to allow the
remarkable children to display their
versatility. in gorgeous settings Ing ant, ana
in any Broadway production.
Little Lillian Hoffman, junior mem
Der Of the firm, will dance on her tiny
toes in two solo numbers, and remark
able dances of every description VIII be
on the program.
The professional finish and smooth
ness of the Hoffman Hosklns reviews
seem to take them out of the amateur
class The end of the show where the
kids all wear their Camp H and H
uniforms will give an idea OF the
wonderful Summer they expect TO spend
at Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffmans new camp.
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year in New York
and later toured
the road for two
seasons. Since 1t
expounds the the
DRY that you must
tell the world in
big letters that you
have q better mouse
trap than your
Q o m petit or, its
premise Is as true
today as 1t was
when Mergue and
his cola borator
first thought Of 1t.
Young Rodney
Martin wants to
marry his fathers
secretary and Is
ssronnt.ly I hrO own
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love, chewing gum
and big business.
The one and only
Chevalier, with his
dazzling style of
singing. his thor
oughly likeable per-
sonality and his
infinite capac / t y
for light comedy Is
happily fitted in
the principal role,
with Clau d e t t e
Colbert, we'll known
A m e ri can stage
and screen star,
opposite.
In this picture
Chevalier is the
guide to a wealthy
v1or%xy ~ Ayr1ariaonc
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MARSHALL HALL.

4 MOTHER of Washington's favorite
- outdoor amusement resorts will be
in full blast, beginning Decoration day.
1t Is none other than famous old Marshall
Hall, and, as usual, it will be reached
by the almost equally famous steamer
Charles Manchester, which will make
three trips daily, at 10 am, 2:3O and
$50 pm. The ride on the Potomac
down to the hall is just long enough
to be enjoyable, and at the historic
grounds much fun and recreation Is
provided for old and young. Plenty of
good tables and benches and view Of
the sweeping Potomac make an ideal
setting for an all-day picnic. At the
hall also will be found shooting galleries,
bowling, the aeroplane swing, roller
coasters, etc, with free dancing in the
open-air pavilion.
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In Capital Theaters

Doris Birmingham. Hap Freyer and
Charlie Goldie. From the rise Of the
first curtain to the grand finale, it Is
promised there is fast-moving fun,
new jokes and songs and dances that
are as new as today's paper. Heart
Charmers" is built around situation
to produce the maximum amount of
laughs. A large chorus also is shown
TO advantage in clever costumes and
each member is well drilled in every
bit of business" connected with the
production.
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lain, John Matthews, Gilbert Lee, NAL
colin Shutters and Billy Jones.
This production Is largely student
managed with Gwenllian Davis and
Robert Mccormick acting as student
directors. Miss Marie Didden Is faculty
director, assisted by Miss Gertrude Wal
ter, Miss Rosemary Arnold, Miss Ruth
Culbertson, Miss Esther Jonas and Mrs.
Catherine Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

touring Europe. and falls in love with
the heiress of the party. To cure the girl
of her affection for him, her father and
her other sutton trap him into accept
ing a Job in the fathers American
chewing gum factory. Given the work
Of three men. bullied, framed and har-
raised at every step. he still manages
to win the friendship of his fellow
workmen with his humorous songs and,
IN the end, wins both love and fortune
IN q surprising manner.
1.-THE Big Pond" introduced Cheva-
lier's latest melodious song hits. AS
sisting him and Miss Colbert in the
cast are George Barber, Marion Bal
lou, Andree Corday, Frank Lyon, Nat
Pendleton and Elaine Koch. The pic
ture was adapted from the stage play
by George Middleton and A. e. Thomas.
Hobart Henley directed 1t.
Additional features include Vitaphone
varieties, The Evening Star Universal
newsreel, with Graham McNanee
newscasting current events.
RIALTO-"The Car Of Broadway"
RETTY COMPSON and Johnny Har-
ron show their friends how to really
make love in the current attraction at
the Rialto Theater. 1.-THE Gar of
Broadway" in which Miss Compson Is
once again cast in a character role
which first made her famous on the
screen, lorelei Of the upper under
world, who gives many men her smile,
but only one man her heart.
The story concerns man who by
sheer nerve has absolute command of
the men and women who play outside
tina law along the worlds greatest
street. He Is feared by hundreds and
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Photoplay Attractions

ELECTROMAGNETIC Big Pond"
"A AT AURICE CHEVALIER, famous
mn French comedian, Is the pic
IVN ture star this week at Warner
1 Il Bros Metropolitan Theater In
his newest romantic comedy
drama, 1.-THE Big Pond" q lively and
exciting story of French temperament,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
NATIONAL PLAYERS-'Tt Pays 10
Advertise"

A GREAT deal will be heard this
n week about "13 Soap-Unlucky
Il for Dirt" when the National
4 4 Players offer the famous Roi
Cooper Megrue farce, "It Pays
10 Advertise" - about love and high
pressure business tactics. Some years
back this broad travesty on the blind
ness Of youth and love ran g. whole
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cut of office, with the injunction TO stay
out. Dad Is wealthy manufacturer Of
soap, and Rodney, in q spirit of retail
sation and also to demonstrate that he
can win out on "his own" determines
60 compete with his father by manu-
featuring soap from a recipe he discov-
ers In an old cookbook.
Enters q discouraged press agent, who
4s watching his theater attraction cough
its way to a thorough demise, and tells
Rodney of the possibilities Of soap and
of how 1t must be extolled. He Is en-
gagged as publicity man. So emphatic Is
his message to the countless Garcias
who wash their necks that both he and
Rodney forget in their enthusiasm that
they have forgotten to manufacture
their soap. A plea to Rodney's father
20 help them out uncovers sudden
turn in the affairs Of Rodney, the pretty
secretary and Dad that the audience
hasn't suspected.
GAYETY-"Heart Charmers"
THIS weeks attraction at the Gayety
- Theater brings one Of the popular
and talented actresses of the Mutual
Circuit, Kinda NASSAU, heading the
csst of Heart Charmers. There are
other players of high burlesque rank
~ ythe cast, including Bobby Nissen,
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CHAPEL POINT.
4 MONG the outdoor recreations this
IA Summer will be the trip to Chapel
Point on the steamer City of Washing
ton. or the moonlight sail" down the
Potomac on the same vessel, both
scheduled for every evening except
Tuesday. AS Washingtonians well
know, the ride down the Potomac alone
Is well worth while. The stop at
Chapel Point adds to 1t opportunity for
saltwater bathing, with up-to-date
bath house accommodations, diving
boards, water slides and the water
wheel to add to the fun for the
bathers. The picnic grounds, 20 acres
Of rolling greensward, afford shady
groves, with tables for all. Riding,
boating, athletics and dancing are other
recreations at Chapel Point.
The steamer leaves Washington at o
am. and Chapel Point about $3.50 pm.
for Washington, reaching home about
Z or 1880 pm. The boat has a dance
floor that will accommodate 800 couples
and music Is provided for dancing, a
large orthophonic Victrola by day and
an orchestra at night.
The boat leaves for the moonlight
trip" at $50 pm. ~.
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GLEN ECHO PARK.

GLEN ECHO PARK has fully opened
up and its 1880 season Is now hit
ting on all cylinders. The park Is rich
IN Spring beauty and dips and thrills
galore are delighting record-breaking
crowds.
Washingtonians, young and old, never
seem to tire of the old faithfuls, the
coaster, derby racer, caterpillar, car
rousel, old mill, aeroplane swing, whip,
scooter, penny arcade and midway, and
this season the new giant ferris wheel.
An electric fountain, displays the beauty
OF the colorful sprays every night.
In the ball room, McWilliams and his
merry band OF IL play for the dancers
every week night from $3.50 until 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
SEASIDE PARK OPENS.
SEAsIDE PARK enters the List {

SEAsIDE PARK enters the List Of
amusement Fairgrounds for the
Washington public Saturday, when the
attractive new resort at Chesapeake
Beach, replacing the old boardwalk and
concessions, opens its gates to receive
those who are seeking recreation and
outdoor entertainment.
The new park will feature among its
many attractions cool dance hall with
the peppiest kind Of jazz music by Joe
Lorell and his famous orchestra, which
has been engaged for the entire Sum-
mer, and large outdoor swimming
pool, which will provide healthful
recreation for bathers and will accom-
modate 10000 daily.
Numerous concessions productive Of
laughs and thrills will be available and
everything has been done to make the
environment pleasing. The Chesapeake
Beach Railway Is cooperating by the
introduction of new motive power and
equipment, as well as improved train
service. Ample parking space will be
available for motorists.
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PALACE-"Hell Harbor.n

THE fiery Lupe velez is featured this
week at Loew's Palace In 'HeI Har-
bor," the romance Of an isle in the
Caribbean Sea. Jean Hersholt ana
John Holland appear in the supporting
cast.
Hell Harbor" is q tale Of pirate-lske
traders, modern incarnations OF Kidd
and Silver, who seek to steal not only
gold but ladies' hearts. On the island
Of Madre, where q polyglot crowd makes
life swift and interesting, Anita Is beset
with treacherous father who wishes
to marry her to Shrewd trader. Out
OF the Illustration Of her fathers at
tempt to marry her to Horngold the
trader comes Anita's true lowe lover.
AmericS3l and bold.
On the stage Benny Davis, singing
composer with long record Of hits to
his credit. including "Margie." Good
bye Broadway, Hello France "Yearn-
ing" Carolina Moon" "oh, How
I Miss You Tonight" "a Snaile
VIII Go Long, Long Way" Is
presented in q Capitol Theater, New
York, production, Broadway stars
Of the Future" which also pre-
sents Bernis and Brown, dance nnaniacs:
Addie Senan, the human top; the Call
fornia Crooners, golden voices from the
Golden Gate; Jack Heller, the little
boy with the big voice, May Joyce.
Thelma White and Alfred Blower. the
worlds fastest Russian dancer The
Hearst Metrotone News, short subjects,
Charles Gaige at the organ and the
Palace Orchestra complete the pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

Outdoor Amusements

o'clock. Adequate car service to and
from the park is q noticeable feature,
and motorists find the reduced parking
charge for the protected area Is an
inducement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

FOX-"High Society Blues."
JANET GAYNOR. Charles Farrell and
- David Butler, the director. are an
nounced as the Its" Of the feature,
High Society Blues" ct the Fox tlais
Continued on second Pagsl