Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-20
O'ConnOr- Mitchell Dancers
This Evening at the BeIasco.

Ahs Evening at the BelaSco.
TONIGHT at the BeIasco Thoatcr
the pupils of the O'connor-
Mitchell School viii offer a musical
fantasy in two acts, entitled IAN in q
Day" under the direction of Miss Anne
7. Mitchell. The pupils range in age
from 3 to "a. Miss Mitchell will pre-
sent two numbers in the course of the
evenings entertainment.
The play typif1es the events of a
Gay Transporting from dawn to night
The incidental music and dancing ap-
propriate to the hour are interpret I'd
BY the pupils. Dawn Is heralded by
the awakening of the birds, BUTTERFLIES
and flowers with joy at the new day
and the wedding Of the birds. Day
brings the arrival Of the children from
sleepy Town. The approach Of evening
brings sleepy time to the little ones
snd they soon reach Sunderland and
dream OF the pleasures Of the time to
come. Night time and the froIics of
tie g-own-ups is presented by the
g-own-ups at popular hotel.
"EcIcna's Boys"
wilson Teachers College.
THE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS COM
MUNITY CENTER viii give a
special performance of "HeIenas BOYS, {"
three-act comedy, under the direc-
ton OF Brunhilde Cross, In the audi
torium of the center at the Wilson
Isachers' College at $50 o'clock
Thursday evening.
Bessie Mills, Clifton p. Clark. Frances
Pearcc, Elfzabsth Dy.r, John w. Cros5.
Janet jackson, Adele Martell, George
Edwards, Paul Alexander and Theodore
Bartlett make up the cast, al Of whom
are members o. former members of the
Columbia Players.
The play viii be repeated at st.
Margarets Church Saturday evening.
"Wizard Of o."
Wilson Stadium, Saturday.
a MERICAS favorite fairy tale, 1.-THE
Wizard Of o." viii be presented
In dance and pantomime by a thou
sand Washington kov5 ana giris under
the auspices Of TIE Community Center
Department of th> Di-t-ict of Co.
lumb4a, Saturday afternoon at ) o'c,oc!:
IN Wilson Stadium, Eleventh street a;
Florida avenue.
All the strange and fascinating crca-
lures Of the Land of Or. with it
famous Wizard, who in reality came
from circus in Omaha, Nebr, and
its little heroine, Dorothy, who was
~'H ~ VILLAIN NgGiOiiC 4EOHl iCE
home in far-away Kansas to the
midst OF the Desert of Burning Sands,
VIII appear in the fairy tale play.
into the Emerald City, then, Dorothy
and her small dog, Toto, are piloted
by the good fairies and a wonderful
circus is provided for their amusement
when fearsome band of Scoodlers
oeS@t them and host Of exciting ad-
ventures bafall.
Tickets may be purchased in advance
from the boys and girls in the COM
munity centers of the city, or at the
gates Of Wilson Stadium at O'Clock
Saturday.
strangers May Kiss"
Columbia Mex Saturday.
NORMA SHEARER'S new picture
Strangers Ma K.s-." will be ths
attraction at Loew's Columbia Thea or
starting Saturday. In I. Miss Shearer
= supported by the Metro Goodwin
Ma7er star Robert Montgomery Neil
Hamilton and Marjorie Rambeau arc
also in the cast
Strangers May Kiss" is the story OF
young lady who finds herself torn be-
tween two fires. the love Of a man
whom she deems unworthy and the love
OF a man who seems to mean every-
thing t. he future happiness. A grouE
CT selc0l2- --o'S suSjetc5 ro1ad cut tho
Co,urlc-a Peg. am.