Evening star., 1933-12-10
Washineton's $ Players.
TO PRESENT HOWARD PLAY.

TO PRESENT HOWARD PLAY.
CIDNEY HOWARD'S WAY Down
East" drama, entitled Med Nc
Cobb's Daughter" will be the second Of
fering of the local Drama Guild at
Wardman Park Theater. Friday and
Saturday night December Is and 16, at
$40 O'Clock Directed here by Frank A.
Jamison, whose many years in the pro-
fessional theater stand him in good
stead for this enterprising production by
the. guild players, the, original Give
Eames and Alfred Lunt roles will be
played by Caroline Mckinley and Harold
Wineberger.
Ellie EDSON TO SPEAK.
THE Pierce Hall Players will hold an
open meeting on Monday evening,
December 18, in their hall at Fifteenth
and Harvard streets, to which all drama
lovers are cordially invited. Mr.. Ellie
Edison will speak on "Our Changing
Theater' and will give intimate back
stage glimpses of American and foreign
stage celebrities. Mr.. Edison was press
representative for many producers. He
was president of the Cercle Francois at
Harvard and after graduating was press
representative for Sarah Bernhardt on
her tour from coast to coast in the
United States. In addition to Mr.. Ed
sons talk one-act comedy. THE Mar
riage Proposal" by Anton Tchekof, viii
be presented.
MONTGOMERY PLAYERS.
THE Montgomery Players will present
their second production next Sat-
urday evening, December Is, at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School at
Forty-fourth and Elm streets in Be-
thesda. Death Takes Holiday" by
Walter Ferris. has been chosen as the
vehicle for this appearance and is under
the direction of Martha S. Williams.
The cast includes Louise Massey. Betsy
Margaret Kehoe, Thomas P. Dowd. j..
Dolph Bishop, Leonel Dick. Ralph S.
Fowler, Doris Davidson, Hugh Teitman,
Mahlon Selby and Irving M. Day.
CURLEY CLUB BENEFIT.
"a FULL HOUSE." farce in three
"A acts by Frederick Jackson, will be
presented by members of the Curley
Club of Washington on the evening Of
December 13, at Gonzaga Auditorium,
for the benefit of Archbishop Curley's
Scholarship Fund. The feminine leads
will be interpreted by Helen Morris and
Ruin Rlce, Wnue the rOleS OF f1OWeu
and Pembroke will be played by Joseph
Fallon and Frank Kirchoff. Others in
the cast are Edna Moreland, Eleanor
Swan, Helen Regan, William McGarvey,
Joseph McGarvey. Jack and Frank
Morgan, Ellen Haddad, Cecilia Regan
and Arthur McGreavy. The production
is being produced under the direction Of
Miss A. Borah.
PARK VIEW PLAYERS.
NEXT FRIDAY the Park View Play
~ ers will present their first produc-
ton of the season, farce by j. c. Nc
Mullen entitled THE Blue Bag" Franc
Caskey, Beryl Shannon, Norbeta Bram-
ell, Beulah Robertson, Ellwyn Caskey
and Louise Peake. outstanding players
Of last years productions, have promi-
nent roles in the large cast. Miss Lena
G. Parks is directing.
COMEDY TO BE GIVEN.
"JERSE AND REVERSE" q comedy
in three acts by William Ellis
| Jones, will be presented by the Cove
nant Fellowship (Senior Christian En-
| deavor Society Of the Covenant-First
| PRESBYTERIAN Church at 8:l5 O'Clock on
Friday and Saturday evenings at the
auditorium of the Western Presbyterian
Church 1906 H street northwest. The
play will be produced under the direc-
| ton of Margaret Dills. Edward Stevling-
son and Mae Norwood have the leading
rolex They will be supported BY q cast