Evening star., 1932-02-10

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High" Scandals"
Good News" and Marjo,te White.
"Follow Through"
produced "Hot-Cha" under the per-
sonal direction of the famous glorlfier
of the American girl The book Is by
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson-not
Miss Barrymore's Ray-with Marx Hell
lineer and a suggestion by H. H. KRAFT
The dances have been staged BY Boppy
Connolly and the settings are by the
famous Joseph Urban.
The cast. headed by Bert Lahr. ex-
uberant comedian of Hold Every
"Buddv" Rogers, Nick Basil, Miriam
Pattista, the Sisters G, Antono ana
Renee de Marco. Veloz and 4olanda
ard a host of others, with plentitude
of feminine beauty ana charm that
cannot be detailed within the space al
command. Washington is in Tor one
of its rarest treats.
In THE School for Scandal"
THE Shubert- -Belasco is counterlng
L the glories of the musical stage at the
National with Ethel Barrymore, The
First Lady of the Theater." in Richard
Brinsley Sheridan's famous old Eng
lish classic, The School for Scandal,
one of the choicest offerings In the
field of legitimate drama. Neither tne
play nor the famous star requires IN
PRODUCTION or commendation to pros
spective Washington audience. Both
have stood every test that may fairly
be applied to true greatness. Promi-
nent in Miss Bar7more's supporting
company are Walter Gilbert. Mckay
Morris Charles H. Crocker-King, Bea-
trice Terry, Harry Phfnmer Anita
Rothe, Ernest Rowan, Charles Romano,
William Kershaw, A. G. Andrews, Ar
thur Treacher and the son of the dis
tinguished star John Drew Colt.
Hollywood HOMES"
New Weeks Feature at Gayety.
IRON The London Gayety Girls"
L the Gayety Theater on Ninth
street, commencing with matinee
Sunday, will jump to THE Girls From
Joyland" as its next offering of mod
ern burlesque. The change will bring
Rosamond May, one of the leading
beauties of the varieties, a singer and
dancer of rare accomplishments, along
with Jack Rosen, Les Dunn, Tom Day,
Bert Saunders, Ace Brown and George
Red Marion, with Hawaiian scene
that is said to provide more laughs
than Hawaii has pineapples.
London Life
Newman Talk for Next Sunday.
"T ONDON LIFE" E. NJ. NeWman'S
II fourth traveltalk at the National
Theater next Sunday afternoon, will
present familiar scenes of London, with
IS cf
historic background, all in panorama
1t will embrace the exclusive colleges
of Harrow and Eton, the fashionable
church parade on Sunday morning,
the Horse Guards at the trooping OF
the colors on the Kings birthday. as
--E as the costers and fshmongers; in
fact. every phase of everyday London
He
..Inston Churchill,
Constitution Hall. Friday.
WINSTON SPENCER CHURCHILL,
w son of Lord Randolph Churchill
and famous in the political life of the
British Empire, will speak at Consti-
tuition Hall Friday evening at BIS
O'Clock under the auspices of the Com
,munity Institute Of Washington.
Ellery Walter
At Central High.
ELLERY WALTER, supreme adven-
II turer Of the present generation,
Is scheduled to appear at Central
uhder fhe Inssisa5e 81
Washington. His talk, spiced with
spontaneous humor, will be on High
Hats and Low Bows"
Escudero, Gypsy Dancer.
National Theater. Tuesday. Feb. is.
NINCENTE ESCUDERO, famous
Spanish gypsy dancer, will make
his first appearance in Washington at
the National Theater Tuesday after
noon. February Is, in the original pro-
gram given by him in New York. He
will be assisted by two unusually gifted
girls. Carmela and Carmita, with Luis
pianist.
CONCERTS.
National Symphony
Tomorrow Afternoon
DERCY GRANGER, internationally
famous composer and pianist, is
announced as soloist with the National
Symphony Orchestra of Washington,
D. c., Hans Kinder. conductor, at the
sixth symphony concert, season of
1912, to be given at Constitution
Hall tomorrow afternoon, at 4:45
O'Clock, with Mr. Kinder conducting
Mr.. Granger will play three of his
best-known compositions: Handel on
the Strand, !" Irish Tune from County
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Thomas Recital
Saturday Evening.
John CHARLES THOMAS, Ameri-
can baritone Of the Chicago Civic
Opera Company, will appear in recital
at Constitution Hall next Saturday
evening at $50 O'Clock, under Mrs
Wilson, -Greene's management series at
that auditorium Mr.. Thomas will be |
assisted at the piano by Lester Hodges |
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D'Aranyi Soloist
With National Symphony.
XELLY D'AEANYI, grand-niece of
i Joseph Joachim, and critically re-
garded as the greatest woman violinist |
in Europe today, is announced as soloist
with the National Symphony Orchestra |
~ lJS SeteIltll Oulludy dllelH HOOIl Gull |
cert, with Hans Kinder conducting, at |
Constitution Hall next Sunday after
noon at 4 pm.
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POnSelle Recital
Next Wednesday Afternoon.
D. OSA PONSELLE, prima donna
~ soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Company is announced in concert at
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afternoon at 4:30 o'clock under Mrs.
Wilson -Creene'S manaqement