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The Washington times., 1930-09-10
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CHICAGO, Sept. 10 QN.SJ.-
Police awaited the promised sur
render today Of james Red"
Forsythe, reputed gangster whose
photographs have been identified
as those Of the man who shot
and killed Alfred Jake" Lingle,
racketeering reporter Of the Chi
cago Tribune.
Through his attorney Forsythe
last night said he would sur
render If authorities would
guarantee not to attempt 70
wiring a confession from him by
physical violence. He also de.
manded a promise that he should
be either booked for murder or
given his freedom after "a hours.
Authorities were reluctant to
agree to Forsythe's demands.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
Finished Dan, of Concrete
ToppLed Into RiUer

by a reversal Of the process oi
dam erection.
The report says:
"The site selected for the
power plant was In a gorge
located on a rock section OF
the river. In order to com
plete the large masonry dam
across this gorge, II was neces-
sary to excavate . diverting
canal and turn the river at a
time Of low flow through this
new channel while masonry
foundations were extendea
across the original channel,
which was the deepest part Of
the gorge"
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
Scotland Yard Raid
Nets Rich Art Loot

LONDON, Sept. 10 QN.So -
A rich pile of art treasures stolen
from the Carlton House galleries
last March was recovered by Scot
land Yard detectives who raided
the checkroom of the Cannon
street railroad station today.
The recovered objects, valued
from $15O,0O0 to 100000. in
cluded 1S masterpieces by Rem
brandt, Reynolds and Rubens.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
"a SHIRTS STOLEN

Thieves yesterday forced their
way into the apartment of James
Sloan, jr., 100 block Sixteenth
st. N. W., and escaped with "a
shirts after ransacking the place.
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debutante daughter Of M. and Mrs.
Arthur Brisbane Of New York.
There were 81 for dinner, many OF
them contemporaries Of the hostess,
and the company Of ITO joining the
party later for the dancing were mostly
members of the younger, set, the
house was gay with Christmas green's
and berries and two orchestraS AFTER
mated throughout the evening.
Miss Brisbane was the guest overnight
Of Miss Katrina Mccormick, ana her
parents were entertained by Mrs. Fat
terson. Mrs. Patterson also had Is
house guests overnight Miss Dorothy
Cameron. Mrs. Carrie Smith, Miss Eve
lyn Smith and Miss Eleanor Bangs,
who returned to their respective homes
in New York this morning.
Miss Evelyn Howe, o debutante Of
more than usual interest, will be pre-
scented by her mother, Mrs. Mary ID.
Howe, at tea, to be given in her home,
on Connecticut avenue, this afternoon.
Mrs. Howe will be assisted by Mrs.
William j. Harris, Mrs. Cabot Stevens,
Mrs. Robert H. @. Kelton, Mrs. Percy
E. Quinn, Mrs. Orlando Smith and
Mrs. M. de Glare Berry.
Assisting the bud will be Miss Sally
Hews Phillips, Miss Suzanne B. wal
lace, Miss Dorothy Dodge, Miss Lucille
Swift, Miss Virginia AShburn, Miss
June Cushing, Miss Mae Harris Clarke,
Miss Lucy Bayless Of Kentucky and
Miss Elizabeth Drayton.
Shell-pink empress satin fashioned
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who has returned 20 washington from
smith College for the holidays. Miss
Fortescue was presented at q tea last
Spring The company included Miss
Eleanor Calvert, Miss Margaret Calvert,
Miss Barbara Wright, Miss RoSalfe
Reed, Miss Mary Mackall, Miss Nancy
van Buren,, Miss Louise Turner, Miss
Charlotte Parker, Miss Helene Fortescue,
younger daughter of the hostess; Mr..
Charles Breckenridge and Mr.. Robert
breckenridge of New York, Mr.. Douglas
Macarthur, 3D. Mr.. William Cheatham,
Mr. Daniel Long, Mr.. George Minnige-
rode, Mr.. Howard Prince, Mr.. Townsend
Evans. Mr.. Fontaine Bradley, Mr.
Waverly Taylor, Mr.. Godfrey Barber
and Mr.. Willard West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Fulton will
entertain at a dance in the Washington
Club Saturday evening.
Miss Carrie Roper Fulton, subdebu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton,
will have as her house guest during
the holidays. her cousin, Miss MaToline
Mann of Raleigh, N. c. Miss Mann is
q student at st. Mary's.
Miss Katherine Donnellan, daughter
Continued on Third Page)
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on princess lines and trimmed With
rose point lace viii form the attractive
gown Of the bud. The lace which II
used on her. gown is . piece from the
wedding dress Of her grandmother.
The debutantes mother win wear q
gown Of beige crepe trimmed With fur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter have as
their guest for the holidays the fer
mer's niece, Miss Nancy Campbell,
Campbell, who has ceTne frem her
school at Aiken, s. @.
Mrs. Letter will entertain Ut lunch
con Saturday for Miss Katharine Bur-
rage, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
nBurrage Of Boston, who Will spend Q
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SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs Stimson to Be
Feted This Evening by the Secretary
and Mrs. Hurley.

son Cootes, to society at a tea to be
given this afternoon in the Post Hop
Hall at Fort Myer from 4 to z o'clock.
Miss Cootes has come from Smith Col
lege to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Assisting ct the dansant for Miss
Cootes will be Mrs. Claude A. Swanson,
Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Mrs. w. D. Con-
nor, Mrs. Guy Vernon Henry, Mrs.
Charles Treat, Mrs. Herbert Crosby,
Mrs. George 8, Simonds, Mrs. Herbert
]. Slocum, Mrs. John K. Herr, Mrs.
Caroline 8. Mitchell, Mrs. George Pat
ton, Mrs. John Barry, Mrs. John MICA.
Palmer, Mrs. Henry T. Bull Mrs. e. r.
Mrs. David Sellers, Mrs Berkeley
Merchant, Mrs. Waddy B. Wood, Mrs.
William II. White, Mrs. Charles 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

George, Mrs. Alexander Surles, Mrs.
Julian Cunningham and Miss Charlotte
Naylor.
Mr.. and Mira. Edward r. Clark will
be ut home Sunday. December 40. from
to 7 o'clock In honor Of the White
House correspondents. MI. and Mrs.
Clark are In their charming new home,
at 4Toe seventeenth street.
Mrs. Patterson Hostess to
Visitor From New York.
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson entertained at
q delightful dinner dance last evening
in her home, on Dupont Circle, in COM
plinent to Miss Sarah Brisbane, SUBJ
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Miss Jane Crosby, daughter of Gen.
and Mrs. Herbert B. Crosby, will enter
tain company Of young people at q
dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel
this evening In honor of Miss Beatrice
Patton, Q debutante Of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

Mrs. Anne Archhold will entertain at
a dance this evening in her home on
Reservoir road, In Foxhall Village, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Moria
Archbold.
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portion Of the holidays In Washington
from her school in Aiken, 8. G.
MRS. william p. Wooten was hostess
at luncheon today in compliment to
Mrs. Frank Hopkins Of New York, when
her guests included Mrs Claude G.
Bloch. Mrs. Kirby Smith, Mrs. Patrick
J. O'ShaughnesSy, Mrs. Charles r. Alley,
Mrs. Lester Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Hor-
gan, Mrs. Lyman Gano Miller, Mrs.
Meade Moore, Mrs Catherine Feeter,
MRS, Robert Kelton, Mrs Paul Gillespie,
Mrs. Allen w. Gullion, Mrs. Henry H.
PheN, Mrs. John Walker Holcomb,
Mrs. Peter Murray, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs.
Sem, Mrs. G. w Robertson and Mrs
William Wheatley.
Mrs. Katharine v. H. wylie has issued
invitations for q dance Christmas night
in her home on Thomas Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. John q. Walling have
leased their home in Chevy Chase and
will leave Washington this week by
motor for Los Angeles, to remain indefl-
nitely.
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The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke, with
their debutante daughter, Miss Adele
Townsend Jahncke, and their son, Mid
shipman Ernest Lee Jahncke, jr., left
yesterday for New Orleans to spend
the Christmas holidays In their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

The Governor Of the Panama Canal
Zone and Mrs. Harry =. Burgess VII
be the honor guests ct dinner tonight Of
Col. and Mfs. William N. Bisphain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

Miss Loranda Prechnik, daughter Of
the Minister Of Austria. win entertain
ct dinner this evening.
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Mrs. Sidney G. Graves will entertain
at tea dance this afternoon at the
Maynower for her subdebutante daugh-
ter. Miss Olga Graves. There will be
about 30 couples in the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

The United States Minister to Hon
duras and Mrs. Julius 8. Lay have re-
turned TO the Maydewer from q New
York trip and will remain In Wash
ington until the end Of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles NICK.
Salt1nan WIN be Joined In their home
for the Christmas holidays by their
son, Mr.. Charles Eskridge Salt2Inan Of
New York. The engagement Of Mr..
Saitzanan to Miss Gertrude Lamont,
daughter of the Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Lamont, was announced De-
cember II.
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The marriage OF Miss Blanche Wingo,
daughter of Representative Enaegene
Wtngo and the late Representative
Otis z. Wtngo. to Or. Leroy Sawyer, r.,
taxing place today In the Washington
Cathedral. the Rev. Charles T. Warner
officiating,
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Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John w. Ouliek
will entertain at dinner preceding the
second of the series of Army dances
at the Willard Friday, January 2, in
honor Of the Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs. Frederick H. Payne.
Col and Mrs. Harry N. CooteS will
present their daughter, Miss Mary Dick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

Mrs. Granville Fortescue entertained
at dinner last evening at the Mayfiower
for her daughter, Miss Rion Fortescue,
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THE Secretary of War and Mrs.
Patrick j. Hurley will entertain
at dinner this evining in their
Il home on Belmont read in honor
of the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Henry L. Etinson.
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Representative Ruth Hanna MeCor-
mick entertained at luncheon yesterday
at the Carlton.
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The Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Frederick H. Payne have with
them for the holidays their daughter
and son Miss Carolyn Payne, who Is O.
student at Vassar, and Mr.. Groverman
Payne, who is . student at the Univer-
sity Of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Blake Payne,
older son and daughter-in-law Of the
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Payne,
will come from their New York home
for New Year.
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Mrs. Fulmer. wife Of Representative
Hampton p. Fulmer, and Mrs. Swing,
wife of Representative and Mrs. Phillip
d. Swing will entertain ct q dance this
evening IN the Congressional Club at
2001 New Hampshire avenue for their
daughters, Miss Villa FulmeY and Miss
Margaret Swing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-23

Representative and Mrs. Ernest r.
Alderman have left Washington and
have gone to their home in Plainfield
N. j., for Christmas. They will return
to their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel after New Year.
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hsh version was
made by Frederic
and Fanny Hatton
Miss Hatvany Is
said to ave
evolved a most I'M
usual plot. It's
central character
IN an opera singer,
Mr.. Belasco ex-
plains, however.
that the play does
not concern the
temperament and
tantrums Of an
opera prima donna,
but its interest re-
lies solely on a dra-
matte love story
one that will prove
dis t i nctive and
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Friday at the Met
ropolitan Theater.
This crook en-
cages in his last
job to save the
honor Of q lady,
and is at last
downed and cap
tured by love.
Complications are
said to make a
stirring dra m a.
The picture, d.
rected by Richard
Boleslavsky, was
adapted from the
story by Louis
Joseph Vance.
The surrounding
program includes
the latest Ripley
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Believe 1t or Not" Vitaphone Variety
Ripley, in this short subject, actually
presents. as one of his novelties, a man
who voluntarily increases his height.
The Looney Tune cartoon comedy, the
educational comedy, Don't Give Up"
and The Evening Star Universal News
Reel with Graham McNamee complete
the entertainment.
Lowe in Scotland Yard"
Next Attraction at the Fox.
EDMUND LOWE in Scotland Yard"
- is the feature screen attraction
that opens at the Fox Friday. Joan
Bennett and David Terrence head the
cast. Mr.. Lowe plays dual role A
swift whirl of circumstances causes
him to take another mans face. name
and wife-and, strangely enough, the
love of this wife.
The Fanchon and Marco BOX o.
Candy" idea is offered on the stage.
In the cast are Lynn Cowan, Jones
and Hull, Reeves and Leu, Marie, Lucy
and Irene, and new chorus of Sun
kist Beauties" Ron and Don will present
Halloween organ novelty. The latest
release of John Hix's popular series,
Strange AS 1t Seems" and Fox
Movietone News complete the program.
Novelties and surprises will mark the
Fox Theater's special Halloween enter
tainment to be staged during the 8
o'clock show, Friday night.
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The British public is being urged to
use more tobacco produced within the
empire so as to relieve the economic
difnculties of growers resulting from
the large quantities in bond and unsold
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-. U1tober 20 CE1.---Sergt.
emu Wee ifill. a. of Fort Thomas.
KY, World War hero yesterday was
discharged from the Edward Hines, jr.,
Memorial Hospital, where he under
treatment gastric trouble.
eft Immediately for Louis
Vile, KY.
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vember /, at D. A. r. Memorial Hall by
Zenaide Hanenfeldt The assisting art
list will be Nicholas Stember. pianist.
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sTonight or Never"
David BelascO's New Play.

FTER months Of arduous labor,
~ David Belasco will bring his
"A second production of the sea-
4 "A son to Washington for its OPEN
ing performance Monday eve
ming at the Shubert- Belasco Theater.
The new play by Lii Hatvany, is en-
titled Tonight or Never" The Eng
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Rialt0 70 Present
Eyes of the World"

p OMANCE, powerful drama and
natural scenic effects have been
combined in motion picture by Henry
King, whose Eyes of the World" an
Inspiration United Artists picture; from
a story by Harold Bell Wright, will
open Saturday at the Rialto TIL, ter,
with Una Merkel, John Holland, Nance
O'Nen and Brandon Hurst in the cast
The story is placed in the mountain
country Of California, and unfolds the
romance Of a simple maiden of the
hills who falls in love with a young
artist from the cities. Their tender
adventure Is rudely disturbed through
the scheming of an INSCRIPTIONS ma
tron who desires the companionship Of
the artist. Thrilling and dramatic
scenes rise to a crescendo of exciting
action when revenge, romorse and for
giveness in turn have their moments Of
triumph.
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'Du Barry, Woman Of Passion"
With Norma Talmadge rs Star.

With Norma Talmadge rs Star.
"DU BARRY, Woman Of Passion, .
a United Artists production star
ring Norma Talmadge, is announced as
the screen attraction at Loew's Palace
for the week opening Saturday.
The story concerns the life of the
famous French adventures, Du Barry.
In the cast are Conrad Nagel, william
Farnum, Hobart Bosworth, Ullrich
Haupt, Allison Skipworth, Edgar Norton
and Cissy Fitzgerald.
The picture is based upon the stage
play produced by David Belasco some
years ago Sam Taylor directed.
Henry Santrey and his Soldiers of
Fortune" will be the stage attraction.
Santrey, for years q vaudeville favorite
brings a special unit Of performers
whose names are familiar to Broadway
"Unguarded Girls
Remains at the Little.
THE Little Theater will continue I'm
l. guarded Girls" for another week.
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and stage features to be presented at
the Earle Theater for the week COM
Inencing Saturday.
Loretta Young has the leading role
In THE Truth About Youth" She ap-
pears as q sweet young girl who falls in
love with man advanced in years, but
In order to make him happy becomes
afflanced to the young man picked by
the elderly man. The young man, how
ever, has opinions Of his own and IL
enmeshed in an affair with q dancer
David Manners, Myrna 10y, Conway
Tearle and Myrtle Steadman appear in
the cast.
Borrah Minevitch and his IL musical
associates will be seen in q musical
melange Aunt Jemima of ziegfeld's
SHOW Boat" will be heard in new
songs. Kay, Hamlin and Kay. enter
tanners, and other attractions complete
the entertainment, which is supple
mented by the Vitaphone Variety,
Grounds for Murder" with Phoebe
Foster and Ernest Glendenning, and the
Earle Newsreel.
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Columbia to Show
Eddie Canfnr In "WhNNnAA.

Columbia to Show
Eddie Cantor I'm "Whoopee."
EDDIE CANTOR in 'Whoopee" comes
- to Loew,s Columbia Saturday. This
is the film produced by Ziegfeld of q
stage attraction that ran for several
years on the legitimate stage New
songs and dialogue by Cantor are the
only changes Flo Ziegfeld and Samuel
Goldwyn produced the picture version,
which Is done entirely in technicolor.
The stage cast with Cantor that made
the picture includes Eleanor Hunt,
Etgel Shutta, John Rutherford and
Paul Gregory. 1t is United Artists
production.
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What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters
Last of the Lone Wolf"
To BE at Metropolitan.

TO Ne NJ MeCFUpOHIAH.
~ ERT LYTELL. who has created,
- both in the silent and now on
the talking screen. the role Of
IL the Lone Wolf, the deft, well
hammered gentleman who Is al
ways outside the law, is to be seen in
his latest Characterization Of Michael
Lanyard in THE Last of the Lone
Wolf" romantic drama, which opens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

for exhibition to women exclusively.
The picture purports 70 convey a great
moral lesson, with q large cast of Holly
wood screen beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-29

Founder Day Concert
At library Of Congress.
THE founders day program of music
at the Library of Congress will take
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Subway Express"
Mystery ut National.

"SUBwAY EXPRESS" which begins
its Washington engagement at the
National Theater Monday night, was
the outstanding detective mystery OF
the past New York season. 1t had q
run of over eight months at the Liberty
and Republic Theaters, something not
to be sneezed at in q rather dull sea-
son. It's authors are Eva Kay Flint
and Martha Madison, two young women
whose frst attempt would indicate .
promising future.
In this case they have taken a header
down into the New York subway for
material and have written q play, all
OF Its action taking place In an exact
reproduction OF moving subway car. A
murder IL committed before your ewes
In this crowded car of strap hangers.
and for three acts the police inspector
In charge Quizzes, browbeats and pat
ronises Q car fun Of excited humans
from every walk Of life. He locks the
car and during It's trips I'D and
Gown the road finally unravels the mys-
Subway Express," Is announced as
thrilling, loaded with surprises and
hearty laughter and is decidedly novel
and entertaining.
The cast includes Leo Curley, Jack
Byrne, Hugh Duty, Virginia Curley
Marie Pet1s, william T. Hayes. Edward
Everett Hale, Wall Spence. James
Young and Maud Nolan.
~Dimpled Darlings"
Coming to the Gsyety.
MAKING its initial local bow ut the
Gayety Theater this week, "Dimpled
Darhngs, another Of the old-titled
MUTUAL Burle6Que and Vaudeville offer.
tngs, 10 announced as new in every
other respect from production to book
and lyrics, from comedians and vaude-
vile specialists, through the ranks Of
pretty feminine principals down TO the
chorus
The cast Is composed of some top
rank players of both buriesuue and
vaudeville, including Bob Startzmar1.
eccentric zany, and Fritzie White, q
brunette beauty, whose ability to enter
tain with song, dance and story has
been demonstrated. Three fine yaude-
Vile scts and q housekeeping chorus
also are promised.
Philadelphia Orchestra
AZ Constitution Han.
THE Philadelphia Orchestra, with
Leopold Stokowski conducting, will
present the first symphonic program Of
the year ut Constitution Hall next
Tuesday evening. Especial attention is
called to the fact that the concert will
begin at $50 pm. instead of ct 4:30,
o. in previous years
The program will include Rimsky-
Korsokow's symphonic suite, "Schehera-
BAde" and Strawinsky's lie Sacre du
Printemps."
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amos m Andy"
Second Week at Keith's.

Second Week at Keith's.
A MOS M ANDY have been 80 popu-
"A lar at R-K-O Keiths in their first
talking picture, Check and Double
Check" that this film will be held over
a second week. The two delineators Of
unique characters have endeared them
selves to millions M radio listeners, and
especially to boys and girls. They
have been brought to life in Check
and Double Check" and are heard in a
comedy involving their Fresh-Air Taxi
cab Co. Check and Double Check"
also contains white folks drama,
played by such stars as Irene Rich, Sue
Carol, Charles Morton and Ralf Harolde.
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uONcl.
For the leading role Mr.. Belasco
has secured the services of Helen Ga
haQan. When Mr. Belasco first read
the script Miss Gahagen. 1t is ex-
planned. was the first person to enter
his mind but he knew that she had
abandoned the stage in 1928 and was
completing her musical studies in Italy
He sent her the manuscript and was
overjoyed when she cabled that she
liked the role very much. Negotiations
were carried on by cable and finally
Miss Gahagan was induced to cancel
further operate engagements. She had
Europe during the Spring, and she re-
turned to New York just in time to
begin rehearsals.
Mr.. BelaSco has spent months in
terviewing players for the various roles
and he has selected a supporting COM
pany which includes such prominent
artists IS Melvyn Douglas, Ferdinand
Gottschalk, Warburton Gamble, Rob-
ert Greig, Katherine Stewart, Greta
Meyer and Edmund Loewe.
"Mrs. Bumpstead- Leigh"
At the National Tonight.
MRS. BUMPsTEAD-LEIGH," the
second play in Mrs. Fiske's rep
ertoire, viii be given tonight at the Ma
ttonal Theater. This will be the only
performance here of one of the greatest
successes of Mrs. Fiske's career. In his
play Mrs FiSke will be assisted by Will
liam Ingersoll. Ethel Strickland, sgd
ney Booth. Eleanor Gordon, Edmund
Elton, Marga Ia Rubia, Mona Smith,
Robert Leslie. Sterling Oliver Jeanette
Bowling, Thomas Shearer
Tomorrow night and Saturday matt
nee and night Mrs. Fiske's Offering will
be her famous role, Becky Sharp"
Langdon Mitchell's dramatization of
Thackeray's Vanity Fair william
Ingersoll viii be seen as the Marquis of
Steyne, Edmund Elton as Sir Pitt Craw-
ley, Sydney Booth as Rawdon Crawley,
Kemble knight as young Pitt Crawley,
VIII Geer as Capt. Dobbin, Sterling
Oliver rs George Osborne, Edward But
Ter as Joseph Sedley, Marga Ia Rubia as
Amelia Sedley. Eleanor Gordon as Miss
Crawley. Others in the cast are Ethel
Strickland. Mona Smith. Alice Cowan,
Robert Leslie, Thomas Shearer. Vincent
James. George Seibold. Jeanette Dowl-
ing and Mary Emerson.
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place tomorrow night at $50 O'Clock.
The artists will include the BroSa
String Quartet Of London and Harriet
Cohen, pianist