Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
In Capital Theaters

again at $3.50 o'clock. The drama will
be repeated tomorrow and Tuesday
nights at $3.50 O'Clock. The church
doors at Fourteenth and N streets and
at Vermont avenue and N street Will be
open one hour prior to each preSenta-
ton. A half hour before the drama
opens there will be an organ recital of
Yuletide music by Margaret Sykes
Hammerness and a brief welcome from
the pastor Of the church, Rev. DR.. Carl
c. Rasmussen. All four presentations
are open to the public.
Leading roles in The Other wise
Man" Will be played by Katherine
Riggs, as harpist-narraA0r; Denis e.
Connell, as Arabian. the "Other Wise
Man; DR.. Clifton p. Clark, as Abdus;
George w. Gates, as Rhodaspes; John
ger, as a Persian; Irving L. Koch, as
Abgarus; Ralph KeiSter, as a Hebrew
exile; Richard Millbrook, as a messen-
ger from the Three Wise Men; Nina
L. Norman, as young Hebrew mother;
Edward Eberly, as a Roman captain;
George Eberly, as a Hebrew rabbi;
Esther Cloyd, as a beggar at the Tenn
pie gates, and Judy Lyeth, as Par
THAN slave girl.
Groups of players from many
churches and denominations will take
The Massacre of the InnocentS" and
THE Crucifixion." A male quartet
from the young peoples unit of Ma
tional City Christian Church will sing
the Hebrew temple music in the final
scene.
The Production Committee for the
annual presentation of THE Other
Wise Man" includes: Bess Davis
Schreiner, general director; Denis z.
Connell, stage director; Katherine
Riggs, music director; Harold Snyder,
tings and properties; Helen Gardner,
costumes; Irving L. Koch, personnel;
Rebecca L. Koch, ushers; Leila Eberly,
supper for the cast between afternoon
and evening performances on Sunday.
These chairmen are assisted by COM
plete staff of 20 persons experienced in
the annual production of The Other
Wise Man"
GAYETY-"GirlS From the FOlIies."
"CIRLS FROM THE FOLLIES" will
play at the Gayety Theater this
week,
While this. show has held past audi
enceS in gales of laughter, its claims
are even more inviting. Girls From
the Follies" Is intended for laughing
purposes. It also introduces specialties
in singing and dancing Of a unique
character. In its two biggest scenes,
Jewels Of the World and Congo"
some very original creations in scenic
effects and costumes are features.
At the head of the company are WAL
ter Brown, Dutch eccentric, and Tan
CARA, a well known songstress and ac-
treSs. Others are Johnny Crosby, Frank
Mallahan, Chick Hunter, Betty Coulton,
Ruth Peeler, Anna Smith and Three
Aces, with chorus Of good-looking
girls.
JANET RICHARDS. Tomorrow.
MISS JANET RICHARDS at her
weekly review tomorrow morning
of Public Questions, Home and For
eign," will touch upon the high lights
in the worlds work for the year 1880,
and under Home Affairs" will speak
especially of the rift in the ranks of
the Republican party over the Norris
Lucas controversy.
The rumor concerning the formation
of an "anti-power" party, to be led by
Gov. Pinchot in 1882, and the heated
debate aroused by the Sinclair Lewis
award also will be touched upon. These
lectures are given every Monday morn
ing at 10:45 in the Masonic Temple,
Thirteenth street and New York avenue.