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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-25

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FORD ROADsTERs AND COUPEs-1929
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BARGAIN AT $500; TERMS. MA. 1881.
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WASHER-MAYTAG.
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only; these are square aluminium models
msnt sold on convenient payments Po-
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Poes Sardonic Humor.

A CLIPPING from a Pennsylvania
paper Of the 1s30's is believed by
biographers OF Edgar Allan Poe to have
suggested the plot Of The Murders In
the Rue Morgue," now at the Rialto
Theater.
Poe never admitted as much, but
there are events in his life which bear
out the suimise. And, too, one must
always keep In mind Poe's sardonic
humor. His fantasy reached such
heights because of this popularity.
Who knows that the horrible killer in
The Murders in the Rue Morgue" was
not created out of this unbelievable
humor? Mr.. Hervey Allen, in ISRAELI"
says:
But there was still another impor-
tant characteristic present in his writ
ings, which provides a convenient loop
hole to the mans soul-it Is what made
him laugh. Edgar Allan Poe, like most
essentially egotistic people, had pri-
vate sense of humor. He seemed to
regard the world from an immense pin
nacle, on an assumed basis of superior
ity necessary to his own comfort, from
which the race Of men reSembled some
grotesque inhabitants of planet
about which he was curious but not
sympathetic From time to time he
descended among this race Of flies, who
had stung him, and broke their bones
or otherwise hurt them. This was partly
abnormal, and partly in revenge for
his own troubles"
Considering this strange trait in the
light Of the newspaper clipping, one
may perceive what a weird, fantastic
genius may have been brought to play
in the working out Of the Rue Morgue
murders,
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Whence Came the Beauties?

IF you happen to be wondering what
becomes of our beauties after they
win beauty contests, you might find your
answer in She Wanted a Millionaire" !"
In answer to call issued by John
Blystone. who directed the film, over
SOC beauties" reported, and a. were
chosen for the sequence which shows
the annual parade of feminine pulchri-
tude at Atlantic City.
Eight Of these were winners OF actual
beauty contests, including Rosalie Roy.
who was Miss Hollywood at the last
ball Of the Wampas; Cecilia Parker, re-
| Gently elected Miss Sacramento and
who Is to be seen as Miss Hollywood in
the picture: Sheila Manners, winner of
the San Francisco Bulletin personality
contest; Alice Jane, Fontana. Calf, IA
vOrite; Nadine Dore, winner of five pre-
vious events; Betty Recklaw, winner in
contest for the most perfect figure in
Hollywood; Lucille House, Miss Colo
RADIO of former years: Louise Pierce,
runner-up in an all-Texas trial, and
Hope Dare, Miss Southern California
Of 1925.
Another young lady of interest among
the beauties is Beatrice Powers, whom
you may recognize as Miss Germany
James Kirkwood, who heads the sup
| porting cast. became so impressed with
the lady's beauty, charm and person.
ality that he married her
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Keeping Humble.

FL BRENDEL, the Swedish comedian.
now at the Fox Theatsr, lives In
constant fear Of going Hollywood"
meaning to get an enlarged Uranium, .
big head, or high hat.
To make sure that this will never
happen to him, Brendel has done some
thing unusual.
In his beautiful home in Westwood
Hills Is . unique room such as no archi-
tect ever planned. 1t is very small. with
an iron bed and q one -and-a half inch
mattress, lightweight bed coverings. 4
wash bowl and pitcher, and couple
Of moth-eaten rugs. This room 10 in
strange contrast to the other rooms in
the pretentious home.
Brendel explains why.
Every little while 60 in that room,
loll on the bed, and live in fancy again
the old days. the struggling days Of
small-time vaudeville. Brother, that's
the cure against going Hollywood Ill
say
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Washington $
Players
What Various Organizations Are
Doing and Propose to Do.
COLUMBIA PLAYERS-Thursd.y

COLUMBIA PLAYERS-Thursday
THE Columbia Players. who have
changed quarters with the closing
of Wilson Teachers College. will give
their next production Thursday eve
ming at the Powell Junior High School
auditorium, on Hvatt place between
Irving street and Park road.
The bill will include three ne-act
plays, one Of them Paul Green's "Quare
Medicine" which is entered in the tour
nament. THE Emerald" directed by
Dorothy White, will be played by Jane
Garlick, Mary Ellen Cato. Harriet Sykes
and 8. Allen Foster. A. A. Mines The
Cranberry Triangle" will be played by
Dorothea Lewis. Robert liiller and 8.
Allen Foster.
The tournament entrant, "Quare
Medicine" folk comedy by Paul
Green, whose House of Connolly" was
recently seen in Washington. will be
played by Frank Jamison, Orris Hol-
land, who also directs it; Aurora Pos
ton and H. r. Baukhage.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
GAYETY-Ann Corio Show.

A nm CORIO, "burlesque's most beau
Z tiful star" regarded as one Of the
strongest drawing cards on the New
Columbia Circuit. is announced to head
the new show at the Gayety, opening
with matinee today.
A long list Of favorites who will sec
ond the efforts Of Miss Corio includes
Fritizie White, singing and dancing
star; Harry Boob Meyers and Joe De
Rita, fast moving combination Of nut
comics; AL Baker and Paul Martin,
straight men with specially slants. and
Walter Wayne, a sensational find among
the acrobatic dancing fraternity.
Among the women are Charby Bon
neau, "red-haired dancing demon; Lii
liam Wayne, pianist and blues singer;
Phyllis De Rita, pretty blonde, in
specialties: and Ann Valentine, a tai
ented young ingenue, with chorus
with verve and pep.
Friday will be Amateur night.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Mrs. Hibbard Returns.

Mrs. ADD1E H1sBARD. one of the
A'A most popular actresses ever TO ap-
pear in the Washington theaters. has
Joined forces with the National Theater
Players and will return to the scenes Of
her earlier triumphs shortly after
Easter. The National Theater Players
now plan to open their eighth annual
Spring and Summer season the week Of
April IL.
In making the announcement of Mrs
Hibbards return to Washington. S. z.
Corchran. manager Of the National
Theater Players, said: The company
would not be quite the same without
Addie Hibbard. Washington theater-
goers think Of her in terms of real affec-
ton. She was with the company at the
very beginning. eight seasons ago, and
] hope she returns here each season for
many years to come"
Evening star., 1932-02-21
A Word or Two on Satire
And Stage Presentations
Large Amount of Attention-Prof. William Lyon
Phel ps Adds to His List of "Worth-Whiles"
By Percy Hammond.

'"The Good Fairy" Not a dull mo-
ment and Helen Hayes pouring out
the topmost sparkling foam on tha
freshly poured cup"
''The Animal Kingdom" Leslie How
ard absolutely irresistible. The dia-
logue extremely well written.
"Qf Thee ! Sing" Admirable po-
litical satire, filled with mirth and
music. AL Americans should see it.
The Laugh Parade" For downright
enjoyment, in the Miltonic phrase,
Laughter holding both his sides"-I
have not seen anything so gay. Ed
Wynn is public benefactor.
Metropolitan Opera House. This has
one decided advantage over the average
theatrical performance. One often goes
to the theater and wishes one hadn't,
for many shows are worse than nothing.
But at the Metropolitan one always,
without single exception. gets some
thing splendid. 1t is invariably re-
warding. Better take in the whole
Wagner cycle.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Coming Attractions

companied by Bombo and his Radio
Gang, Eddie Stanley and company. VIII
Aubrey and Lois Torres and company,
will be the co-stellar attraction Of the
new bill.
| MARLENE DIETRICH featured in
A'A Shanghai Express" a thrilling
story of a girl who meets a former
sweetheart on railway train and what
follows, will be the big screen attraction
at the Warner Earle Theater, starting
Saturday. Give Brook. Warner GLAND.
Anna May Wong, Eugene Palette,
Louise Closer Hale and other celebrities
will be found in the supporting cast.
Evelyn Wilson. former singer in
George Whites Scandals" will head
include also the Three Swifts, Charlie
Abbott and Gus Robey, Johnny Pastine
and his Dancing Sweethearts, with
Maxine Doyle.
CHORT but impressive Is the an
~ nouncement of the new bill that
Will appear at the Fox next Friday
The screen feature will be Gay Cabal-
lero" with George OrBrien and Weldon
Hepburn, while the Fanchon- Marco
idea will be titled About Town."
X
6 4 RROWSMITH," Ronald Colman's
picture, and incidentally one Of
the very interesting ones, with Helen
Hayes co-starred, will be the next at
traction to be shown at Loew's Colum-
bia. but the exact date Of its appearance
is not yet given.
U'TNHE BROKEN LULLABY" uor-
nerly titled The Man Killed'D,
a Paramount picture Of the extraordi-
nary type, directed by Ernst Lubitsch.
with Lionel Barrymore, the outstanding
character actor on the screen for 1881,
Nancy Carroll and Phillips Holmes fea-
tured, Is announced as the next picture
to be shown at the Warner Metropoli-
tan following George Arliss' picture,
THE Man Who Played God"
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Introducing Gus Van.

UT STOPPED being q street car con-
ductor when they put cash regis
ters on the cars" That Is Gus Vans
story.
Van, the headliner Of the vaudeville
bill at Keith's, was actually a street car
conductor, and with his former partner,
the late Joe Schenck, operated trolley
car in Brooklyn, NJ Y, when, as con-
ductor and motorman, both started
singing at various street car employe
parties. It wasn't long before they at
tracted the attention of theater oper-
ators ard fer many years the team of
Van and Schenck was continuously in
demand for vaudeville, musical comedy
and other phases OF stage entertain
ment.
Recently Joe Schenck passed away
suddenly while the team was playing
In the Middle West. Van has since
continued alone and Is repeating the
success for the former partnership.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Violinist at Church.

RERNICE BIRD, a member Of the
faculty of the Settlement Music
School, in Philadelphia, will play
violin solo at this mornings service at
the National City Christian Church,
Thomas Circle northwest. She will play
Romance" second movement, from the
Concerto in D Minor" by Wieniawski.
Miss Birds home is in Enid, Okla,
there she was a pupil under Prof. Dyx-
terhouse, at Philips University. Miss
Bird was one Of 12 selected in the United
States to compete for scholarship to
be given by Leopold Auer. She won this
honor and is now pupil of Emanuel
Zettin.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
BELASCO-'Blossom Time"

THE Shubert- Belasco Theater will
L have for attraction the musical
play Blossom Time" opening this eve
ming, with matinees Thursday and Sat-
urday.
Blossom Time" should appeal to all
lovers OF real music No composer, per
haps, is more universally admired than
Franz Schubert, and Blossom Time
glorifies him not only as the composer
Of beautiful melodies in its score, but
as the hero of its story.
1t is a fascinating love tale with pene-
trating appeal, not dependent on its
musical score alone. but distinguished
with acting opportunities many and
varied in character, ranging from al
most farcical scenes to the heights OF
music drama. The plot is well devel-
oped and to cap all its other virtues
there is the magic charm and beauty OF
Schubert's own music. the romantic out
pouring Of a hon1ely genius who ended
his profound career at the age Of 80 in
dire poverty.
An excellent cast includes Kathryn
Reece, J. Charles Gilbert, Joseph F..
Wilkins. Manila Powers, Robert Lee Al
len. Joseph Lertora, Lawrence Wells.
Marie Starner, Marie Maher and others
Symphonic orchestra will render the en-
trancing score. In every particular. 1t
Is promised. the approaching perform
ances will be equal to any ever given OF
Blossom Time"
Evening star., 1932-02-21


There will be a New York Capitol
Theater revue to head a stage pro-
gram betting the screen feature.
+ \
UT>HE LOST SQUADRON, the new
est Richard Dix picture. which
Manager Hardie Meakin announces as
bigger than the ancient juggernaut as
thriller. will replace the current pic
ture at RK-O Keith's next Saturday.
This is not war story, but it is de-
scribed as " a story OF the-devil- -take-'e
stunts Of the cameramen of the movies"
and its supporting cast includes Mary
Astor, Erich Won Stroheim Joel Nc
Crea, Dorothy Jordan and Robert Arm
strong.
The personal appearance of Irene
Rich. the noted screen star, at the head
Of the stage program at Keiths, ac-
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Beerv Awaiting.
WALLACE BERRY, long an q

WALLACE BERRY, long an aviator
w In private life, has achieved an
ambition. At last, as the veteran
C. P. O. in Hell Divers" Metro-Gold
wyn-Mayer's drama of naval aviation,
he flies officially before the camera, the
first actor in history to do so.
Beery holds Government full
transport license, the highest civilians
pilot license in the country In the
picture he actually flew for the cam
era. which followed him in another
plane and did it under full Govern
ment sanction.
Beery and Clark Gable enact the
principal roles in the new picture, q
graphic cross-section with the aviators
OF the Navy. 1t was filmed at Panama
during the maneuvers of the battle
fleet, aboard the aircraft carrier Sara
toga, and at North Island. A huge
cast includes Conrad Nagel, Marjorie
Rambeau, Dorothy Jordan and Marie
Provost
Evening star., 1932-02-21
HERBERT ADAMS GIBBONS
March l.

THE third event in the course Of
the Community Institute Of Wash
ington, q lecture by Herbert Adams
Gibbons, entitled Wider Horizons" will
be given in the auditorium Of Central
Community Center, Thirteenth and
Clifton streets northwest, Tuesday eve
ming, March l.
Dr. Gibbons has travelled widely and,
it is said, has been in the midst of
problems involving and disturbing the
nations Of the world He served for
years as correspondent for the New
York Herald, during which he covered
many events OF international impor-
tance, including the Great War. the
Paris Peace Conference and the Wash
ington Arms Conference
Evening star., 1932-02-21

OF the pictures
which will take its
place among the
10 best for 1882,
THE Man Who
Played God" is the
story of a musician
of internati o n a !
fame. who sudden
ly finds his music
taken from him.
and only after
months of suffer-
ing finds q way to
achieve happiness.
Arliss is said to
give this character
h u m a n touches
that make the pic
ture a masterpiece
go III xs~onp
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Midnisht Show Tonight.
ONE Of the few Sunday night mid
~ NIGHT shnus ovar uiva,, of mn

ONE Of the few Sunday night mid
~ night shows ever given at mo-
ton picture theater In Washington will
be staged at the Earle Theater
tonight. when a special Bicen-
tennial revel will be presented at
1901 O'Clock, showing on the screen
Joe E. Browns latest comedy, Fire
man, Save My Child" and four vaude-
Vile acts headed by Toto. noted clown.
Fireman, Save My Child" presents
the big-mouthed comic as a small town
boy who would rather fight fires than
make love.
Also on the screen will be wash
ington, the Man and the Capita" /"
made exclusively Tor the Bicentennial
celebration by Warner Bros A special
prelude by the Earle Orchestra will
precede the presentation.
Tickets to all parts Of the house will
be reserved at one price.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

trips to New York
and the eXpendi-
ture Of unusual ef-
fort. There is an
other feature in this
connection in the
showing Of this big
treat Of the season
at the Palace, in
stead Of at Loew's
Columbia, where
the big M-G-M pic
lures are usually
given their pre-
mieres. It is said
to note a change in
policy at the Palace
n order to make its
11ture bills abso-
lutely of the top
Evening star., 1932-02-21

A. @<s ~
producer of Miss
Ulric's latest ye-
hicle, may or may
not be recalled as
the sponsor OF
such distinguished
entertainments as
Desire Under the
Elms," Gentle
men Of the Press, "
Remote Control" ="
Rain or Shine"
and the various
editions Of the
famed Greenwich
Village FelNes'' Sc
ries. Recently on
Broadway he had
Brief Moment"
tho G NJ Rphruan