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the good old days of vaudeville when
going to Keith's was a weekly rite, will
doubtless recognize in Helen Broderick,
the star comedienne of THE Band
Wagon" former favorite of the varie-
ties. Together with her husband, Les
ter Crawford, she headlined in vaude-
vile for a number of years and the
team" of Crawford and Broderick was
known as the best comedy combination
to visit the famous variety house at
least once each season.
Owing to the fact that there are very
few stages of legitimate theaters in
this country roomy enough and suffi-
GENTLY well equipped to accommodate
the scenic and lighting production of
THE Band Wagon" this sumptuous
revue is visiting only four other cities
outside of New York and Washington.
Those cities are Boston, Pittsburgh,
Detroit and Chicago.
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"Band Wagon Notes

TT is quite coincidence that four of
the stars of THE Band Wagon" the
famous revue coming to the National
Theater, were formerly associated with
Florenz ziegfeld. Fred and Estelle AS
taire last appeared as stars in Smiles" "
Frank Morgan was seen here as King
Cyril in 'Rosalie" and Helen Broderick
made her first stage appearance at the
age of IT in the chorus of the "Follies" !"
Howard Dietz, who collaborated with
George S. kaufman in writing the COM
edy material, aside from his activities
as stage author, holds the position of
general publicity and advertising direc-
tor for the GoldWyn- Mayer Film
Co. Dietz was the author of most of
the Skits in THE First Little Show"
which started the vogue for sophisti-
Gated revues.
Washington theatergoers who recall
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Roger Flies High

"T WAS once dropped out of a course
= in English composition, but in at
least five plays I've been cast as a
writer, an author, advertising man and
a reporter"
So says Roger Pryor, once leading
man with the National Stock Players
but now featured in Blessed Event"
the Manuel Seff-Forrest Wilson comedy
billed for the Shubert- -Belasco Theater.
According to the records, Roger was
reporter in Paid" a reporter in
Front Page" in which he replaced
Lee Tracy; writer in Saturdays
Children" an author in up Pops the
Devil and novelist in "A Modern
Virgin"
Pryor, however, although skilled as
musician, has never been cast to play
even Jews harp on the stage. His
father, Arthur Pryor, and his brother,
Arthur, jr., are famous bandmasters.
Every time a play in which he was
appearing was sent to the hinterlands
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Roger carried along a saxophone or a
banjo, which he mastered during idle
but lonely evenings on tour.
His father, feeling the Pryors had
been serving the public long enough
in an entertaining capacity, hoped his
son would be an architect. And Roger
was shipped of to school, much against
his wishes, at an age when his ambi-
tlon was to be drummer or trom-
bonist like his father.
In New Brunswick at Is he became
emeshed in the tolls of theatrical
producer mourning the loss of his
Juvenile lead, who had deserted the
stage for the less precarious business
of being a plumber. And so, despite
parental objections and dire prognosti-
cation, Roger became an actor.
Then the parental eyebrows soon
dropped and he was hailed as true
Pryor worthy of his Uncle Samuel, who,
at the age of 80, was stil a guiding
spirit at the Abbey Theater in Dublin.
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Good for Washington!

ziegfeld show will include Bert Lahr,
Buddy Rogers, Marjorie White, Jack
Holland, Conchita Montenegro, June
Knight, Robert Gleckler, the famous
Sisters C. and Tony and Rose D'Marco.
The show is due here Sunday, Febru-
ary IA.
Mr.. ziegfeld really should have a
kindly feeling of confidence in WASH
ington as "a paying theater town." for
it was the first city to give a rousing
Endorsement to his original production
of the Follies, and think what it did
for his Show Boat" when, reluctantly,
he permitted it to c6me here in spite of
the great cost of transportation"
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That Cvrano Nose.

TT takes Walter Hampden 27 minutes
to adjust the huge nose he must
wear when playing the staggering
hero of Edmond Rostand's gallant
comedy, "Cyrano de Bergerac." Not
only must this nose be of proper
oargantuan proportions and becom-
ingly grotesoue, but it must be firmly
affixed to the Hampden countenance
so that it will not become dislodged in
the exciting doings or the romantic
play. If Cyrano should lose his nose
well, Jlle would hardly be Cyrano.
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Swaps Society for Stage.

THELMA TIPSON, who plays an i'm
portant part in Blessed Event" at
the Shubert Belasco Theater, was bet
ter known on the society pages and in
the sports columns of newspapers than
she was in the dramatic sections, until
recently.
She was preparing to make her
formal debut into New York society,
and was at the same time active in
competitive tennis and swimming, when
a chance bit of miricry of Hope VII
hams led to her engagement in the last
"Garrick qaieties."
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Stage and Screen Attractions This Week
NATIONAL-"The Band Wagon" Opens tomorrow evening
BELASCO-"Bessed Event" opens tomorrow evening
GAYETY-Grls from the Foles buresque). This afternoon
and evening.
NATIONAL-Newman Travetak Spain" This afternoon
ON THE SCREEN.
KEITHS-"PreStige." This afternoon and evening.
FOX" Rainbow Trail" This afternoon evening
EARLE-Two Kinds of Women" This afternoon evening
PALACE-LoverS Courageous" This afternoon
RIALTO-The Unexpected Father" This afternoon and
ming
METROPOLITAN-"The speckled Band" This afternoon and
evening
COLUMBIA-"Dr. Jekyll and Hyde" This afternoon and
evening
Evening star., 1932-01-31
MOUNT PLEASANT PLAYERS.

THE Mount Pleasant Players, an Or
ganization to encourage and develop
the dramatic talents Of its members,
has been formed at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church.
1t is the plan of the group to present
plays in Fishburn Hall of the Mount
Pleasant Church and to promote the
interest of the community in dramatic
entertainment.
The following officers and chairmen
of committees have been elected:
President, Miss Carolyn Sebastian: vice
president, Elroy La Cross; secretary.
Miss Beatrice MarZolf; treasurer, Will
liam Kilgore; production adviser, Dr.
Frederick " Rand; Casting Committee,
Mrs. James E. Smith; Publicity Com
mittee, F. D. Vechery; Committee on
Plays, Mrs. F. V. Rand Committee on
Stage Management, Casson Crittenden;
Committee on Costumes, Miss Dorothy
Golladay, and Committee on Properties,
Mrs Paul Richmond.
At the meeting of the players next
Friday Miss Virginia Rand will give
dramatic readings.
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Washington S
Players
What Various Organizations Are
Doing and Propose to Do.
Observation-Disclosures 7,

THE young players of the First Con-
gregational Church will present
biblical drama entitled Sacrifice at
the First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets at o'clock, next Sun
day evening, February 7.
The drama is adapted from the story
as found in the twenty-second chapter
of the Book of Genesis, where God re-
quests Abraham to take his only son
Isaac into the land of Moriah and
offer him there for a burnt offering
upon one of the mountains
The cast is headed by Hugh Smith
as Abraham and also includes Mrs. Pa
tricia Palmer as Sarah and jeanette
Phillips as Isaac.
These players will present sermon
drama" once a month No admission
will be charged, although an offering
will be taken.
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WHAT with the good

yAT the plays the spirit of the
Y 4 FoleS"
Iop at the Gayey for the
nlnntc il clnnr nurn
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"DULCY"-February 8-9.

THE Covenant Players of the Gov
enant Fellowship of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, February and
9, will present their sixth annual play
at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets. 1t is none other than "Dulcy,"
the clever three-act comedy by kaufman
and Connolly, in which Lynn Fontanne
was starred some years ago in New
York
The cast, under the efficient coaching
of Peggy Helliwell, includes as Dulcy,
whose successful mismanagement pro-
videS the plot, Vernye Barrett; Gordon,
her suffering husband, Alfred Barrett;
Mr. Forbes, an irascible but much de-
sired business partner, Athu Wise; Mrs
Forbes, his somewhat f1ighty wife, and
Angela, his daughter, who elopes with
a scenarist and comes back with g
broker, Irene Bartlett and Mildred Gott
respectively; Bill, Dulcy's brother-and
the successful broker-Isaac Avery;
Leach, the Scanarist, Robert Worrall;
Van Dyck, a millionaire musician who
is not a millionaire, Horace Patterson
his cousin, and Henry, the escaped
convict" butler, Raymond Stanley, Vim
cent McDougal and Raymond Morton.
Orders by telephone or mail will be
filled by Helen Lyon, 1740 Poplar lane
northwest, and William Norwood, 3039
Macomb street northwest.
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The Motion
Picture Album
Bu Robert E. Sherwood.

~ ICHAEL AND MARY" has
- M been imported from Eng
VI land, and while it suffers
L L from some of the mistakes
Evening star., 1932-01-31

X vHEN James first, lady he danced with
\Nj hched his IN Dance G.rI;
o@ly Hl4ttS-Sle
lunch hWap0 Oandh his Star
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

money: Should inyssslsats 8 - this this new Pat Pst
Offices and stores Also. want two men ex-
perienced in selling advertising. Govern
their fellow. workmen. Inyestigate and see
for yourself Monday and . Tuesday Ssii stIG M
Statesmen. distributors. amazing profits:
big line brushes mops; appoint agents; good
terri. open. Neway Brush Co., Hartford. Conn.
SALESMEN-Our new whole family benefit
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to sae un
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Every ho@e oSner DaSa and
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ave. NV. |
sALEsMENuDIrect selling opportunity; will
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months or money refunded statesmen today
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ent tray table, sells instantly. Address
Shepherd ;loI :, Mfg. Co. 1926 Birwood, De
WE WANT several statesmen. go-getterS; II
you mean business we have something that
Will interest you. Apply Monday at 4"5
10Th st. NV.
MEN-OPENING FOR AN EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN, TO SELL WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. FACTORY
CAMPAIGN ABOUT TO START. WHICH
WILL BRING BUSINESS; TRAINING AND
ToNay ASsSTARcE Az SEE ME hE
TWEEN HOURS OF 10 AM. AND T. NOON
EDGfR MORRIS SALES CO, 138 18th ST.
NV
Evening star., 1932-10-30

WOMAN. colored wants days or part-time
work OF any kind. Call Adams 1897
WOMAN. colored. neat. clean: houseyork or
part time: reference. North OOS2-J
WOMAN colored. cooE. chambermaid or
waitress, experienced; references; stay nights
Dec. 1889.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it IS
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care Of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
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HELP-WOMEN.

SALESPEOPLE, for Christmas cards-Sensa-
tional Il and l. all-folder 81 assortments
% new. exclusive we creations; seasons seasons last sell
ers: 1000 profit; other Christmas money
Gae.tinss s1mpss ncoa Boston 8ass
SALESWOMEN-Pe and profitable
positions for women with attractive person.
ality. explaining our plan to Government
opportunity. Leads furnished; restricted
territory uNae Matopsl Cooperative Ass0cia
money; new patented article that sells on
sight to better class of homes. ofices and
stores can use two ladies experienced in, in
Christmas cards will be interested in taking
e this It in spare mP0yss
and Tuesday. Mr.. Collescman. Ambassador
Hotel Natl. 1910.
SHIRT FINISHER and folder. must be ex-
laundry 90 st. NV.
SOLICITOR, experienced; splendid position.
canvassing; nothing to carry. nothing to
plus bonus; hours, . to 1. 5-day week; apply
Tivoli Theater Bldg, RIM. 3l6, Monday. 10
am. only.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS; good propo-
THREE WOMEN with selling experience to
market new shaving appliance. Address
Box 253-B. Star office.
TO A FEW YOUNG WOMEN. now employed
In the various Government departments, We
will offer a splendid opportunity to make
extra money with little effort; CONFIDENTIAL
Any one interested in dresses and coats may
qualify Phone Columbia 7OS7 or see Mr.
Lowell Lane at 1910 14th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. intelligent. dining room ex-
perience; sizes ,32 and 34;. uaiforms fur
rished reasonable salary. 1139 Conn. ave.
WOMAN over. 30 ambitious. married or
single: congenial position; permanent; good
income Address Box ll4-B Star once.
YOUNG GIRLS for restaurant counter work:
% a
home. Address Box e35-B. Star Office
YOUNG WOMEN. t2) to sell carbon paper
and typewriter ribbons: liberal commissions.
Murphy
SALESWOMEN,
Charts Corporation broadcasting over
to follow up on inquiries; call on established
trade sales experience unnecessary; must be
20 to As; good appearance and furnish
reference; position permanent apply Mon
day morning, 9:3o to -. Room sol, 1919
st. NV.
NEW IDEA CHRISTMAS CARDS.
II. WITH NAME IN GOLD, 81.
Senders signature. own handwriting.
gold embossed; quality cards with matched
eotle makes instan as sses
big commission; up to S63 weekly possible.
Free Free, SAN Sample Li.oA Amity' 100 S. Wabash.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
for permanent and extra work Expert
enced only. L. Frank. r st. at Eth,
GIRL-Ifigh school graduate,
for file work; must be neat, &C
curate and good worker. Ad-
dress Box 404-A. Star office.
BOOkKEEPER and cashier ior
speciality shop; must have credit ex-
perience. State experience and salary
in letter. Address Box ,'0s-B, Star
office
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HELP-MEN.


statesmen neat appearing men who
Monday at s:15 am. sharp. 1920 18th
Statesmen AND ORGANIZERS with autos.
for all States. Commission only. F. w.
Buck. 141O G st.
sALEsMENmcrew manasers. city; State;
Self-Selling 25c u. S. rubber product. Apply
Sun. and Mon. 401 23rd NV. Apt. GA.
sALEsMEN-Adyertising elosers. not solici-
tors; permanent opening for seasoned men
copy. layout and sales promotion. capable OF
eventually directing branch ONCE; good in,
references and full particulars. Address Box
lob. Star office.
statesmen opportunity to become
tions in washinston ASH a Mem S Of Neat u appear
ance; willing to work and who are. inter-
sss sssd snpslyso4s in sTsns es M arsh RUs0n hd
floor, Barber & Ross Inc. 11th and G sts
NV. between 10 and II am.
sion; year-around position Apply 7oi Park
I'd Monday. after 40 pm.
SALESMEN-- Several Attractive proposition
for industrious men which ATTRACTS every
come and chance for advancement. State
fully experience and references. Address
statesmen men or women, neat
appearance. desiring to increase their in
come, full or part time, call between and
phone Met. 2olO for appointment
SPECIALITY SALESMAN to become perma-
nent member OF our sales organization. SELL
ing, year around; high-class speciality: salary
and commission We train and assist you
Must have auto. Address Box Fab. Star
office.
TEA AND COFFEE ROUTE MEN-Big, reii-
able national company needs 3 more men
Immediately previous experience unneces
sary. but must be physically able and will
ular route and work s hours day for
about S37.5o weekly. Write Albert Mills
route mgr. 436s Monmouth. CINCINNATI. o.
group. Phone Georeia 1855.
THREE MEN with selling, experience to
paI market St to p new @ shaving appliance. Address
TRANSFER MAN-Am contemplating form
Ing transfer business; thoroushly experienced
transfer man Of executive ability and un-
questionable references may associate with
me IN executive capacity; give complete
dqalfai01S gqsli Snl for prompt interview Ad
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. ambitious. Al
references required; for interview see Mr.
Taisch Monday. . p M 2lS st. ne
YOUNG MAN. willing to work. as general
preferred. 1926 Rhode Island ave. NV
HoUNG btoS SS5ooi MEN to learn restaurant work
Address Box 23dB. Star Office.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
Have openings for three men who are
experienced III meeting public and closing
safes men haFlng successful experience IN
selling electrical refrigeration, vacuum
cleaners. cooking utensils and Fuller
brushes preferred; no canvassing; must have
car; reply, stating name. address. telephone
age and experience. Address Box 1"7-B,
Star office.
PROMOTION MANAGER.
One OF the leading hotels of the city is
deSircus of securing the services of /. puSi-
ness promotion manager; must have good
personality and some hotel experience AG-
dress Box 231-B Star office
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN
Experienced on all makes; give full par
ticularS for consideration. Address Box
11-B. Star Office
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN.
We need several men who will work. New
selling plan Experience not necessary. See
Mr. Shanahan. Loefier Motor Co, 2l5 Pa
Evening star., 1932-10-30

REFINED YOUNG MAN, Al PRESENT EN-
ployed. desires more responsible secretarial
position. Address Box 3Gn-B. Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

COMMERCIAL ARTIST and penman: cuts
for reproduction. fashions lettering address
ing envelopes; very reasonable. Walnut
Evening star., 1932-10-30

home by practical upholsterer temporarily
out of work Call Mir. King. Adams $500
HATS REMODELED-SMAR NEW HATS
made to order; moderate prices; with Nine.
Ash IL years Phone Dec. O3O0, Apt. 2l5.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

DEPRESSION PRICES-YOUR OvERCOAT
remodeled, repaired, s up. by expert tailor
COLLINS, 11a2 Vermont ave. NV, end floor.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

MEN.
live and successful organization has
opening for three men. with cars. capable of
Hood. 1910 H ST. NV. ground foog. Rm.
1G2 Sunday, oil m
OIL BURNER SERVICE MEN.
State experience and last employer. Ad-
dress Eox l5a-A. Star Office
MAN with executive ability as as
slstant to sales manager; an unusual
opportunity for the man who meets
requiremets must have car. Call
Monday pm. from | 100 to ) go. See
Alr. Hunt. ll2l Vermont ave. NV.
STOCK CLERK.
Young man to take chaee OF stock
dept; only those with experience will
be considered. Apply Mr.. Coonin.
WM HAHN & CO.,
9TH and X Sts. NV.
THE HECHT co. requires the
services OF experienced outside
statesmen for their refrigeration
dept; positions permanent. Ap-
ply between OILS and lO:l5
Monday, at Employment Office,
62S + st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

PRIVATE DAY NURSERY AND SCHOOL
Hot course dinner 4 days. S5 90 vklv: with
French, 500; transportation. Ad. 35s7-W.
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INVALID; BEST

FLOORS CLEANED AND WAVED. SAND
ing. rehnishing; references. Col 37ls.
PIANO INSTRUCTION REDUCED STUDIO
lessons, soc. Adult beginners and children.
All grades Address Box 354- b Star Office
FRENCH DRESSMAKER. PARTISAN. DE-
signing. remodeling and altering. expert
enced Phone Met. 26g2.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

/ MONEY TO LOAN TO RESPONSIBLE PER-
! sons CT good character. at reasonable rates.
/ Lincoln Service Corp, Suite 200, woodward
/ Bldg.
| TEACHER OF ALGEBRA WANTED FOR
! adult FOR evening session once - t"ice .
| week. Address Box B STAR Jhhr,
| EXCELLENT CARE TAKEN OF CHILD
! while mother works: genteel white. 1914
! lith ST. NV. Apt. Il.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

STUDENT. colored girl, neat, efficient. de-
SireS work afternoons or all day Fridays
Decatur
Evening star., 1932-10-30

WOMAN educated, middle-aged, as house
keeper IN refined home: can give reference.
Address Boy Blob. Star Office
Evening star., 1932-10-30

,WIDOW' WHIlt' WIlH CIIIIu, WISIltS pIdCe rs
WIDOW. white, refined. desires light house
keeping; child or elderly persons nurse
drive own car; ref. Address Box 330-B. Star
Evening star., 1932-10-30

AGED, CONVALEsCENTs AND INVALIDs
given every care; modern nursing home;
quiet neighoorhood 1890 Biltmore ST. n VI.
Col. 520lR.
HOME FOR ELDERLY AND sEMI-INvALID
Evening star., 1932-10-30

Senders signature own handwriting
gold embossed, quality cards with matched
envelopes; unusual values; magic twin
bottle demonstration makes instant sales;
big commission: up to S65 weekly possible
Free sample, Amity, 100 S. Wabash
Evening star., 1932-10-30

WOMAN. refined. middle age housekeeper
or couple in office. aged person: good ref
no objection to country. Address Box 336- B.
Star of1ce.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

FALKsTONE COURTS. I40I FAIRMO ONT
st. NV. Apt. @uG-Cean, attractive fur
nished room; twin beds, rent reduced, ex-
Evening star., 1932-10-30

BEDDING RENOVATED. sprInss. mattresses
pillows. feather mat: down comfort. re-cov-
fred Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 NV Nat. 4094,
BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del D..
Wash. Mattress Co 3l9 ST. s-w. Nat. 6679
Evening star., 1932-10-30
CHRISTMAS CARD statesmen.
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLDS

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Evening star., 1932-10-30
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