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The Washington times., 1933-11-11
QUEBEC WINS OPENER

QUEBEC, Nov. 11.-Quebec
Beavers opened the Canadian
American hockey season last
night by beating the Boston
Cubs, last years champions, 81,
in heavy checking game, played
before 5000 fans.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
Army Eleven 3-to-1 Favorite
For Game With Harvard

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Nov. 11.-Harvard and the Army Will
play complete seout football crowd Of $1,000 today
There doubt about this because all but few seats have
already been sold with cold clear weather forecast those
few will be held at a premium.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
MEETS SONNENBERG

NEW YORK, v. 11.-Jlm
Browning, recognized as the
worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion by the New York State
Athletic Commission, meets Gus
Sonnenberg at Madison Square
Garden on Nov. 20.
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PREMIER SEEKS MEMBERS
Weather. clear: track, fast.
FIRST RACE
TN NEf1Aa

The Premier Club is seeking
members. Jewish young mon over
II interested should report at
meeting tomorrow at 4 o'clock
at the. j. C. C.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
VA. TEAM SEEKS

The Portsmouth Va, 160-
pound football team is seeking
games here. Write to Y. K. Burke,
500 N. Elm St.. Portsmouth, Va.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
WARWICKS TRAVEL

Manager E. E. Early'S War
wicks will play Arlington 150-
Founders tomorrow at 3 o'clock
on the Arlington field.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
NOTE, SOULS

The following players are re-
quested to communicate with
Charles Deuterman at Columbia
6941: Johnny Saul, Bob Dame
miller, Jimmy Mather, Dutch"
Grethloum and Bob Hogan.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
Three Tracks Close Today
With Getaway Features
BY LOUIS w. BINDMAN

NEW YORK, Nov. 11-Racing to almost complete
stands three of the major tracks eliminate their fall
meetings today leaving only the California track Tanoran
to carry the sport until Bowie opens in Maryland
The Washington times., 1933-11-11

quite. WIS
football players
fought on-and
won!
It was a great
victory for G.
w. stunning
in it's signifi-
canoe.
It proved that
courage, sup
ported by loyal
hope, will win
under the most
adverse of cir
cumStanceS.
The fina !
soAra 80 ~ q
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
EAGLES CASTING

The Anacostia Eagles 1856
pound team desires a game for
tomorrow. Call Atlantic 0823-J
between 6 and z.
The Washington times., 1933-11-11

words:
when others give up-and
quit, he fought On-and won't"
Well, last night in Griffith Sta
dunn, when others gave up-and
The Washington times., 1933-11-11
Courage and Fighting Spirit
Gives Colonials Victory
BY HARRY COSTELLO

In the athletic office of the George Washington University
hangs a Autograph Of Gen. George Washington.
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When the Feature
Is Shown on Screer

PALACE-Marion Davies in 60
ing Hollywood" at 11:15 a. M,
1:20, 3:25, 5:35, TAO and $50 pm.
EARLE-Joe E. Brown in "Son
of a Sailor" at 1915 a. m, 1875,
sos. $50, 7:55 and 1920 p. m.
Stage shows at 11:4O a. m, 2:05,
4:30. 6:55 and 9:20 p. m.
RIALTO--Slim Summerville in
"Horse Play" at II a. M, 1880,
2:40, 4:25, 6:15, 8 and $50 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Spencer Tracy in
'The Mad Game" at 11:55 a. m,
1:55, $50, $50, 7:45 and GAS p. m.
RKO KEITH'S-Loretta Young
In Mans Castle" at 1925 a. M,
1882, 1888. 5:54. 7:50 and 9:56 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - Charlotte
Henry in Alice in Wonderland"
at 10. 11:40 a. M, 1920, 3, 4:45,
$40, 8 and GAS p. m.
FOX-Ginger Rogers in Sitting
Pretty" at 10:45 a. M. 1:25, 4:25,
7:15 and 1905 p. m. Stage shows
At 1890. 800, $40 and 9 p. m.
GAYETY Girls From Joy.
land" burlesoue. at IL noon. 2:15
and Sis p, m.
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bill. The screen will feature Kay
Francis in "The House on 56th
Street." romance with Ricardo
Cortez, Gene Raymond, Margaret
Lindsay and John Hallidya.
COLUMBIA - Ed Wynn, the
radio comedian, will be seen in
the starring role Of THE Chief"
which opens Friday at the Colum-
bia. Wynn will be seen in the same
role, that of the fire chief, which
has made him an ether favorite.
Charles WChicD Sale, Dorothy
Mackaill, William Boyd and George
Givot play the supporting roles
with Wynn, who calls himself "the
perfect fool"
METROPOLITAN - "Alice in
Wonderland" Paramount's pic
turization Of Lewis Carrolps clas-
sic, will be held through New
Years Day, and possibly longer, at
the "Met." Charlotte Henry plays
the title role in the film, and a
large cast of screen luminaries
portray the many famous charac-
ters of the book. Gary Cooper,
Alison Skipworth, Polly Moran,
Edna May Oliver, and many 9TH
ers are in the company. The
screen attraction following Alice
will be Richard Dix's latest star
ring vehicle, ACE of Aces" with
Elizabeth Allen, Ralph Bellamy
and Bill Cagney.
HOWARD "Follies Of 1884"
will be the stage attraction start
ing Saturday. Baron Lee and his
orchestra are featured, and many
well-known entertainers, together
with a large chorus will be seen
in the production. On the screen
will be Clara Bow in "Hoopla. F."
with a notable cast. The regular
midnight show will be given
on Saturday, and in addition.
there will be gala midnight
show on New Year eve. All seats
! are reserved.
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Audience Made
Part Of Play

Seeing "Ten Minute Alibi,"
which comes to the National New
Year week beginning Sunday
night, December 81, with the
original New York cast, Is not
merely attending another play.
Once you have purchased ticket
for Anthony Armstrong; thrill
ing murder melodrama. you are
no longer but a member of the
audience.
It may be that you have often
gone to a mystery play or read a
mystery novel and have tried to
solve the problem before the de-
tectives did. II so, you have prob
ably shared that sensation of being
cheated when the author has in
troduced some mysterious and,
until then, unknown element into
the plot at the very end. solv-
ing the crime, but leaving you
with the feeling that you, too,
could have come to the same con-
clusion had you had all the in
formation in hand at the start.
In "Ten Minute Alibi" Anthony
Armstrong has laid all his cards
face up on the table. You see
the murder committed and you
see the detectives track down the
man who did the deed. The prob
lem, then, is not who killed the
man, but will he be able to estab"
lish the alibi that he has so care
fully planned.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
Ten-Minute Alb" n y. Hit, at National Sunday

ATIONAL e n-Minute
Alibi," the mystery thriller which
has just completed a six-month's
run in New York, will be the at
traction at the National next
week, opening on Sunday night
New Yea- Eve). In the play,
the audience sees the murder,
knows the assassin, and witnesses
the efforts of Scotland Yard to
solve the crime. The original N.
Y. cast will be seen. The COM
pany includes Bramwell Fletcher,
Daphne Warren Wilson, Stiano
Braggiotti, Oswald Yorke, Joseph
Spurin-Calleia, Reynolds Dennis
ton and John Williams. The
regular Wednesday and Saturday
matineeS will be presented.
RIALTO-John Barrymore in
the title role of the film version
of Elmer Rice's stage hit, "Coun-
Sellor-at-LaW," will open here to-
morrow (Thursday). Doris Ken
20 n, Bebe Daniels, Onslow
Stevens, Isabel Jewell, Melvyn
Douglas and Thelma Todd head
the supporting cast in the pic
ture, which presents a kaledio-
,scopic view of a lawyers office,
18th its many colorful characters.
PALACE-"Dinner at Eight"
the perturbation of the play by
Edna Ferber and George S. Kauf.
man, will open its popular price
engagement on Friday. M-G-M
have included most of their stars
in the cast, which comprises Marie
DresSler, John and Lionel Barry
more. Lee Tracy, Jean Iarlow,
Wallace Beery. Edmund Lowe,
Madge Evans, Billie Burke and
others. They portray guests at a
dinner party wit glimpses into
the private. and entangled, lives
of each.
RKO KEITH'S-Radio Pictures
musical extravaganza. Flying
Down to Rio" will be the film at
Keith's, opening on Friday. Do
lores Del Rio, Fred Astaire, Gene
Raymond, Ginger Rogers and Raul
Roulien are the stars of the
film. The music was written by
Vincent Youmans. Many spectacu-
lar scenes. climaxed by an "air-
plane ballet are interpolated in
the action. The French version of
Three Little Pigs" will also be
shown.
FOX - Julia Sanderson and
Frank Crumit, leading stars Of
the radio, will be the stars Of the
vaudeville program at the Fox be-
ginning this Friday. Harry Rose.
the Broadway jester; Joe and Pete
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
.Wsrins' s Band to
Play Dec. 81

Warnings Pennsylvanians, one
of the foremost bands Of the
radio and stage, will play a spe-
cial one-night's engagement at
the Auditorium on December 81
(New Year Eve).
Fred Waring will bring his en-
tire troupe of entertainers who
are we'll known to air fans, to
the dance. Dancing will begin
at 10 p. m. and continue till
3 a. m.
The company includes Tom
Waring, featured Soloist; BabS
Ryan, the "old smoothie" and
her brothers, grooming trio; the
Lane Sisters, two clever and yer.
satile misses; Policy McClintock,
the hoarse-voiced drummer, and
Johnny Davis, the hi.de'ho boy
himself.
A real celebration in honor Of
the New Year is planned by Her.
bert Sachs, who is sponsoring the
dance. Free favors and souvenirs
will be given to everyone at
tending.
There's a story behind the
song that serves to identify Fred
Waring and his PennsylvanianS
to theater-goers from coast to
coast and on the continent. This
number entitled "Sleep," was not
chosen at random by Fred as
the theme melody for his group
on their theater and radio ap-
pearances, because for years it
has been the outstanding trade
mark" for all of the Pennsyl-
vanians' presentations.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

many speeches and plenty of goo&
cheer. 1t will be a six months
trip around the world for Eugene
O'Brien. He's to spend good
deal of this time in the islands of
the South Seas.
Ever since Morocco" upon
which he worked as a prop boy
Joe Youngerman has been a close
friend of Marlene Dietrich. Satur-
day he was quite overcome when
La Dietrich made a special trip
to the "Bolero" set to present him
with silver cigaret case. 1t was
one of the few gifts that the Ger
man star made at the studio this
year.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
Patsy Kelly Seen In
Two Films at Palace

Patsy Kelly, the pretty star Of
mary Broadway stage revues,
has a big" week on the screen
of Loew's Palace Theater.
This demure star makes her
film debut in several of the
lavish musical production num-
bers of the new Marion Davies
starring picture, Going Holly
wood" which is the feature at
traction.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

Rinehart is re-
cuperating from
a five weeks
illness a t tn e
Desert Inn in
Palm Springs.
Lawrence Stall
ings is another
author who is
spending t h e
h oil d a VS. at
the desert re-
sort George
O'Brien'S fare.
we'll party at AL
Levy'S Tavern
was a great sue
cess Not tnn
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

this country.
Plans were for the couple to take
the Christmas Day VOWS in the
Durham House Hospital, where
Cary has been recuperating from
an operation.
Had Randy Scott remained in
England, he would have been best
man, but Randy got homesick and
is spending Christmas with his
family in Charlotte, N. c.
incidentally, Cary's illness may
take his pal out of Western roles.
Paramount now plans to substitute
Randy in Thirty Day Princess"
W. S. Van Dyke has a memory
as long as an elephants.
Last Christmas, John MILAN
bought dilapidated car of popu-.
lar make and had it delivered on
Vans front lawn.
This year, Van purchased fall
irg-apart 40 passenger bus and
trundled it onto the MILAN yard.
It practically covered it.
The Robert Youngs have been
in terrific stew about what to
call their baby daughter. but they
have decided on Carol Ann. The
official naming ceremony took
place yesterday in the hospital,
where Mrs. Young, who was Au-
drey Henderson. is staying a few
days longer. There was a full
sized Christmas tree, and both
families called during the day to
join in the festivities.
Carol Ann. by the way, is a
favorite combination with the
film folk. Wallie Beery's cute
youngster has the same name.
Christmas was a real occasion
at Joan Crawford's house this
year, because the stars sister-in-
law, Kasha lie Sueur, was able to
come home from the hospital
with baby Joan, who is thriving
and gaining weight despite the
handicap of premature birth.
The doctors allowed Kasha to
come out to Joan's Brentwood
house to be present at the family
dinner.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

they were in
vited to appear
at the EXecu-
tive m a n S | on
and spent the
nj G h t as the
g u e st Of the
Roosevelts.
At the big
S u m m e r vet
eran g ar d e n
party on the
White H ~ S e
] a W n t h e
c h a n ey and
Fox team was
invited to ap-
- a q - oooin
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

Michon and the California Revels
dance revue will round out the
stage bill. On the screen will be
Otto Kruger in "The Women in
His Life" drama with a lawyer
as it's central character. Una
Merkel, Ben Lyons, Isabel Jewell.
Roscoe KarnS and others are in
the movie.
EARLE-Ben Bernie, the "ol'
maestro" Of radio fame, and all
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
LET EN- Eat Cake"

Producer Sam Harris and his
sequel to "Os Thee Sing" called
Let EN- Eat Cake" will be the
National Theater attraction for
the week beginning Monday, jan
uary 8.
I hear cheers in the musical
comedy section, and why not?
For this George S. Kaufman
Morrie Rysklnd political satire,
with George GerShwin fine melody
and Ira Gershwin lyrics, comes
with William GaXton, Victor
(Throttlebottom) Moore, Lois Mo-
ran, Philip Loeb, the entire Broad
way cast and the original produc'
tion.
The genial crew whom Authors
kaufman and Ryskind planted in
the White House for "Of Thee !
Sing" live through stirring times
in it's sequel, LET EN- Eat Cake.
Deposed from power. they try
shirt making, revolution and die
tatorship in boisterous travesty
Of the major prolems of interna-
tional politics, with the Gershwin
music and lyrics to add to the
crazy turmoil.
Former president and now Die
tator Wintergreen civilian Gax-
toni leads the fun. His loyal fol-
lowers acclaim him:
"Who is always great or lousy,
nothing in between,
Who's the man we mean. No
body else but Winter
green"
For the new Duce has just made
the most statesmanlike decision
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
Ioe Penner Guest
At Heigh-Ao Tonight

Joe Penner, a great favorite
with Washington amusement
audiences, is to be the guest Of
honor at the Heigh-Ho Club to-
night.
Joe had planned to be present
at the opening of the Connecticut
Avenue night spot but the
launching of his radio program
in which he is starred interfered.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

man and wife
today.
U der t h e
English law, a
divorced person,
seeking to re-
m a rry, must
show a certified
copy of their de-
cree. Virg l MIA
neglected to pro-
vide one before
she left for Eng
land, so she had
to have her at
torney rush the
p a p ers fr ON
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
May Come True

Many years ago a fortune teller
told Cary Grant he'd some day
marry girl named Virginia. This
was before he had met Virginia
Cherrill.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

of his whole career; the debt ques-
ton shall be settled by the base
ball game between the League of
Nations and the United States Su-
preme Court nine.
You must admit it is probably
provocative of mirth to see the
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

his "lads," will be the headline
stage attraction starting Friday.
Bernie will bring a large company,
including Frank Prince, Mamie
Prayer, Jackie Heller and others.
Eddie White, the DeLong Sisters
and Audrey Sieber are also on the
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY

The favored dancing team at
the White House is CLANCY and
Fox. Shortly after the inaugural
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
Quick GIimpSes

lean Harlow (and wouldn't you
know it?) had a platinum blonde
Christmas tree Mary Roberts
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
CARY GRANT MARRIAGE SEEN -
Festive Christmas
Celebrations in
Hollywood
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1898. King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Eff cer-
tain papers reached London in
time, Cary Grant and Virginia
Therrjl1 are
The Washington times., 1933-12-27

pc a r again. Andrew h. Kelley
Their third summons is to dance
at. 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue
today.
Booker Guy Wonders Of the
Earle, on the alert for headline
dancing stars, propositioned
CLANCY and Fox for the Thir.
teenth Street stage for the week
Of January S. It was open and
they accepted. So CLANCY and
Fox will be an extra added at
traction on the program which
will feature Doris Kenyon.
The Washington times., 1933-12-27
Did You Know

That AL JolSon was mascot for
a regiment serving in the Spanish
American War?
Evening star., 1933-09-17

\A/E waited for Farnham all that morning
w At last we had to 60 Griswold without
him. asked myself. what kind Of husband
has this girl got. anyway" A man with nerve
would have been at her side whether he was
angry with her or not
But she bore the ordeal we'll Irene for
all her softness, has pride. She gave her
testimony with clearness, but it didn't count
for anything with Mr.. Stacy, the justice q
granite faced old lawyer.
When DR.. TORY was asked II Trevor had
shown evidences Of intoxication. he replied
that he was occupied with the injured man
and hadn't noticed. As for Trevor himself,
Stacy simply didn't choose to believe him. I
could see that no one present believed him.
Trevor was to 90 before the grand jury ON
a charge Of manslaughter. I was relieved to
find that he would be allowed to give bail.
Irene and went to him as soon after as
We were able. When they met there In Hub
bells ONCE, couldn't bear to look at his face.
nor at hers When at last I turned toward
the accused heard him in low voice rather
desperately pleading with his star witness
You mustn't. Irene. you mustn't. Promise
me that you won't"
She wouldn't promise She said, They can
send you to prison, Trevor"
His clenched hand opened and closed on
hers. Listen! If you do this, it will be the
end of everything. I'd far rather 60 to jail"
A clerk came in then, and I took her away.
When We reached Cheshire Farnham was
waiting for us in my room. At first sight he
seemed as self-important and collected as ever.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

Int as we talked and he turned his eyes al-
most mvtlingly on Irene, I saw In them sick
fear. and knew he believed what the news
papers had implied and was afraid he had
Lost her. Not that he loved her. But Irene
had become part and parcel Of that swollen
ego Of his.
I told him Trevor was to be tried for man
slaughter
We'll, the young fellow will have to take
his medicine, I suppose. Too bad! Now, how
soon can we get started? I want to be of in
half an hour at the latest"
I interrupted him. "Farnham," said, I'm
not used to asking favors, but can't let Wal
ter Gaines son be railroaded into jail I'm
asking you to use your political influence to
get Trevor Gaines out of this mess"
Bending his head forward and glooming
under lowering brows, Farnham said
Ito use political influence for private ends,
Henry, that's something don't hold with"
My right hand jerked up, and found it
safer to stride out Of reach of his Napoleonic
jaw.
But Irene moved close to him, very close,
and looked into his eyes that were on a level
with hers, her lids, with their dark fringes,
narrowed so that her glance could carry a
message as well as her words Looking at her,
I felt the blood run cool along my veins.
What she said, however, was gentle enough
DO as Henry wishes, Clark You have
often mentioned that you owe your life to
him. You can't refuse what he asks I shall
be needed as a witness at the trial but when
that's over, you may send Dicky to camp as
you've been wanting to do for so long, and
Evening star., 1933-09-17
World Observes 450th Anniversary Of Luthers Birth
Sixteenth Cemh~y5 Religions Genius Nus Born Nooemr TO- 1883

the Wise, ruler Of Saxony, who became deeply
interested in the young preacher.
On his return from a pilgrimage to Rome,
Luther commenced the mighty work of trans
lating the Bible into German, the Peoples
Bible, as it was called. and in his teaching
explaining many ancient customs of the medi-
eval church, among them indulgences, Gus
tom which goes back more than thousand
years before the time of Luther.
1t was against his ancient custom which
had undergone many changes that Luther
hurled his 95 theses, as he had hurled the
inkstand at the devil. One might consider
these theses as the firebrand which kindled tlle
Reformation. The theses were addressed to
the common man and appealed to common
sense in spiritual matters.
The writer is not qualified to discuss the
great ecclesiastical events of this time which
led to the Diet of Worms the excommunica-
ton of Martin Luther and the Reformation.
Germany demanded German emperor and
on the death of Maximlian in 1919 elected
Evening star., 1933-09-17

Charles, his grandson, then King of Spain.
German blood ran in the veins of Charles, but
his Spanish mother dominated. 1t has been
said. "A Spaniard not German. faced Mar
tin Luther at the Diet Of Worms in 1921" The
Pope selected two ENJOYS to wait upon the
young Emperor. The electorate was divided
and Fredrick, the elector of Saxony already
interested in Luther, decided to protect him
Appearing at Worms, Luther was outlawcd
and price set upon his head. The road back
to Wittenberg was beset with perils. with enc
mics on all sides, and his friends powerless to
protect him. Suddenly the news spread from
town to town that Martin Luther had disap-
peared 1t was reported that his body had
been found pierced by many daggers, but no
one had seen it. Buildings were placarded
with news that 400 knights had sworn net
to leave Luther's death unayenged, and the
ominous word "bundschuh,' the watchword
Of peasant revolt, was written below this decia-
ration, suggesting the much dreaded alliance
between knights and peasants.
Evening star., 1933-09-17

breakfast Trevor was on his way to Gris-
void. The sheriff had come with a warrant,
but Irene didn't know that. It was while she
was feeding the gold fish that I tried to cover
up with cushions evening newspaper that
had been left on the sofa. A picture of Farm
ham was surrounded by the legend, Husband
of Girl Companion Of Gaines, Driver Of Death
Car" Irene caught me and I was obliged to
pull out the poisonous Sheet and watch the
look of horror stiffen her face.
rs that what they call him?" she asked.
who, Farnham?"
"No. Trevor. Driver Of death car" she
read. Henry, is it possible they may find
Trevor guilty of-of-"
sible," I answered If he's found guilty it
might mean a fine, or perhaps even a years
Imprisonment"
Apparently such an outcome had never en-
tered her head. She took it very hard.
"The doctor, DR.. Torry-couldnt he do more
to help?"
"Dr. TORY has lost prestige because of
his mistaken diagnosis. He's upset about that,
and annoyed because Trevor said you were
his sister. TORY reported you by the wrong
name to the authorities
She cried: "Oh, Henry isn't there any one
who can help him?"
"Your husband might"
A cold light seemed to fall over her face.
At last she said:
Henry, when Clark comes, stay with
while I talk to him. Ask him first yourself.
and If he refuses you. then I'll try