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Evening star., 1933-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM w. BRIDE and WALTER /.
FOWLER, ATTORNEYS,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia, holding District Court.
In re condemnation Of land for PUBLIC alley
bia.-District Court No. 2195.--Notice and
order of publication.-Notice is hereby given
that the Commissioners of the District Of
ton 1908 to section 1910, inclusive, OF the
Code Of Law for the District Of Columbia.
have ed peton In IN this eOIrt
for alley purposes in square 1852. in the
District of Columbia. as shown on map
or plat filed with the said petition as part
empanel a. jury in accordance with the law
provided for. in such cases to assess the
damages each owner of land to be taken
opening Of the alley in the said square, and
the purposes thereof. and to assess as bene
of said damages, including the expenses Of
these proceedings upon each lot or part Of
lot or parcel of land which will be benefited
the said jury may. fipd said lots, parts OF
lots or parcels Of land viii be benefited as
Of February. 1888, ordered that all persons
having any interest in these proceedings be:
and they hereby are warned and commanded
2sth day of March, 1888, at 10 O'Clock am.
and continue in attendance until the court
shall have made its finsl order ratifying
the assessments of benefits Of the jury to be
empaneled and sworn herein, and it is fur
sase be- that Of this ose S
successive weeks in The Washington Evening
Star, the Washington Herald and the wash
sad as esss ten IN days
tse ss0re eeuf tfe to faz q Mssin stas 1872 sss
csrt sass COPY By HAIRY Hull c4sNieAAM 3sss osEtM
Se17,1S,24,26
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THOMAS ]. OWEN g SON, AUCTIONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest

THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs
TRUsTEEs SALE OF. VALUABLE. lALuy4 BE. EEAh sAIL
TWo-sToRY BRICK pwELiMG. CON SI
TAIN TAIMING Ti SIX EopMs 2xsr Akn kNowM nATH; ~
BY Virtue of q certain deed Of trust. re.
corded in Liber No. 66lS. at folio 400; OF
the land records Of the tSs sstS
thereby. fI the undersigned win sell at public
pAY TAE NINTH iI PAY pr MAHSa sSa ,dfsS lsss.
the District Of Columbia. and being lot num-
bered two hundred and eleven GID In the
subdivision made by Thomas A. Jameson
of lots in square numbered forty hundred
fnd as 4oes2 a. tss gs e se
ONCE of the surveyor for the District Of Co
lunlbia. upon the following terms:
Terms Of sale: Said property Is subject
to deed of trust securing an Indebtedness
deed Of trust Indebtedness, also to interest
on the above trust and to all unpaid taxes
regarding which items details will be fur.
nished at time of sale. All cash over and
above said id, deed Of trust. A. deposit Of
All conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps,
ETC.. at the cost of purchaser. Good title Or
no sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty 500 days from day Of sale,
otherwise, deposit viii be forfeited and prop
purchaser after. five CD days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington. D C.,
fe24 .26.27. .2smh1 ,3,6.7.s,9 Trustees.
TTJOS n OWEN q, SON ATTCTIONEERS
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TAKING OVER PROFITS
OF INDUSTRY URGED
Senator Logan Says Suggestion for
Government Action Must
Be Socialistic.

BY the Associated Press
Senator Logan, Democrat, Of Ken
lucky proposed in the Senate yesterday
that the Government take over the
profits of industry above a fair return
to capital and labor and use them
for the best interests of the public.
1T may be said that this suggestion
Is socialistic," said Logan.
Everything that deals with society
is naturally socialistic."
He added that he could claim "as
great conservatism as any other man
and said he disclaimed "any suggestion
of radicalism"
Evening star., 1933-02-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. February "a. 1898. Notice is
hereby given that in accordance with the
provisions Of an item authorizing changes
in the permanent system Of highways con-
fiscal year ended June 80, 1914 (Public Act
No. 435. 62nd CongresO approved March
IA, 1913, as amended by an Act approved
April 80, 1925 public Act No. .15s. 69th
Congress), the Commissioners of the District
e 8oaTd Room q aid
March 15. 1888, at 10 o'clock, AM. to all
persons interested or owing land within
the territory affected by proposed changes
hishways, desS.ibed /. as follows; viz;
within the territory bounded by Rock Greek
Ford Road on the north. Utah Avenue and
Nebraska Avenue on the east, Oliver Street
on the south, and Send Street on the west.
Road and Whitehayen Parkway. 3. Prop
erty in the northeast, north and north
west sections. lying within and Immediately
adjacent to North Capitol Street, and
bounded by Kansas Avenue on the north
and New Hampshire Avenue on the east. and
Longfellow Street on the south. Plans show
ing proposed changes in the highway plan
OF streets within the territory described
yeyor Of the District oi Columbia. Room
405, District Building and may be examined
by interested parties during business hours
prior TO the hearing, Such plans will also
be displayed at the hearing. and the Com
w
REICHELDERFER, II. B. CROSBY, JOHN
g; G0TWALS Commissioners OF the District
Of Columbia. 3e24.14.exsu
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
DISTRICT.
ELEVATED STEEL WATER TANK &

Sealed proposals for furnishing material
for and erecting 100000 gallon elevated
steel water tank will be received at the Of
flee Of the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission Tower Building. 14th and K
sts NV WASHINGTON, D. c., until 3 pm.
wednesday March 15. 1898.
Specifications obtainable from Robert B.
Morse, chief engineer Of district. Hyatts-
r HOWARD DUCKETT,
EMORY H. BOGLEY, o.
J, pONALD CLAGETT.
fe2427 Commissioners. +.
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JOHN SAUL.
WILLIAM ?. benson
fe24 .25,27,2smh1,3 ,3,6.7,s,9 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
143l EYE ST, NV,

PROVED REAL ESTATE, FRONTING
1880 FEE FEET ON The NORTH II IE1E SIDE ,,Sl5 OF
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, CONTAINING APPROXIMATE
LY 1855 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
ANP AN I H0w .R5 R5Isa DsFR AZ s4ArIE RARK
recorded in Liber No. 5712, folio II ct sea-,
of the land records of the District Of Column
bia: and at the request Of the party sec secured req
on MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF MARCH.
AID. 1888, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
ises, situate. in the city. of Washington, Dis,
trict of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
being lot in Samuel Davidson's SUBDIVISION
Of lots in square , l2s as per plat reeordsa ass
records OF. the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columb!a. Also lots % and %
in j. G. Berret's subdivision of lots in said
d o' oo PsE M PIT IL the Ese0sssS n ISf-
yeyors office records. Also lot 80 In Charles
z: Fosters subdivision Of part OF said square
100, as per plat recorded in Liber "a. folio
Terms of sale: One-fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance in
three years, with interest at six per centum
per annurl. payable semi annually, from day
property sold, or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser A deposit OF $4,000 will be
required at time Of sale, in cash or certineo
check. All conveyancing. recording. etc.
complied with within thirty. days from day
of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell The property, at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement OF such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. d. c.
WILLIAM J, FLATHER, Jr,
JAMES j, BECKER,
fell -d&ds. .exsu&hol Trustees
s-rTO &C c
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
BY AINSLEY R. KNIGHT

ds WeH as those Uell.knOwn, uOhO are in
tTisusd BY the romance and color Of flying.
The Wundsr-BGr Club, which 10 The
Warrington edition Of Cab Galloway hot
cha and H0Tlemdnid, nOw beekons patrons
to the former headquarters Of the PTud-
holm, uptOGOn on U Street.
The floor shOO 10 bOsssd by BObby.ChGp-
man, blues singer, formerly vith the Claude
Hopkins Band. Other entertainers are the
Eduardo sisters, from the Lafayette Thea
ter; Naomi Price, and Gladys West. Music
is provided by Duke Eslin and his Blue
Rhythm Boys. Yeah man.
Pete MGci0s induced Marie BoOmdn to
emerge from rstiFemspA this Vssk and she
wiH be the HsiRA-HSS Clubs new head
liner. Marie is a graduate Of ROxyS gang
and before that served With George Whits's
Scandals. She has loVely OOics and WiH
h0Ue EOelyn Tyner GceOmP0nist.
Miss Tyner, lOhO has been touring the
country with Brooke John. is most
accomplished keyboard artist. She can
woO more melody from a piano than any
girl know and radio audiences WiH
back me up. for she has been regular
entertainer on WRC. 1t looks as though
RI have to say HOWdsysdO to Mine HOSt
Pete some night next week.
On Sunday night the Troika has SEIZED.
uled a Walter WinchsH session. Being
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
TWO NEW NIGHT CLUBS ARE ADDED TO
WASHINGTONS AFTER DARK GAYETY

Optimists they have invited the flash and
chatter king to drop in on the party
Walter h0s a radio date, bat wiH send
personal message.
Carter Barron wiN take charge Of this
affair and has promised that so lucky
guests wiH be giUsn tickets to see the
WinehsH picture, "BrOGdOay Through A
KsyhOIe."
PH haze to drop in for a greeting to
Bill Strickland WhO brought his CopitoliGns
to the Lotus rest0urGnt this Week to pro-
Uids dance music and melody for floor
shOW.
The Strickland CGpitOlians played for
Eddie Carr all Summer at Chevy Chase
Lake and they are a talented bunch Of
string sGwsrs and horn t0OtsTs. Novelty
vhythn,s and clever OOc0l arrangements
feature their programs and they are fGV-
orites with the dancing crOUd. They are
engaged for the Fall and Winter season
at the Lotus.
Maxim LOws, whose ace band led BY
BGrnes is achieving a reputation at the
ShorehGm, this week introduced new
string trio at 24OO Sixteenth Street for
dinner and lobby concerts.
The Meridian Trio can be heard nightly
from $3.50 to $3.50 and consists Of Jules
Sims, cello; Milton Schvartz, violin. and
Franklin jackson, piano. It's a classy
group of melody makers featuring the
seni-classicGl and popular numbers.
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

Warrington made a regular M0dri Gr0s
night Of it last Tuesd0y and the caTniOal
spirit brought hundreds Of merry makers
to the night clubs and hotel g0yety. The
ShorehGm had an oOsTflOW erOuOd Of 900,
good nGtwsd, orderly and jolly and the
Heish-HO entertained a capacity thTOns.
Two new night clubs joined the after
Twilight rendezvous for dining and dancing
this week. The Hangar Club, OcvOss from
WGshinRtOn's flying field rushed decOra-
tions and threw open it's doors for Holt
day fun seekers.
Joan Moss, Warrington girl, is the
Mistress Of CsrsmOnies at The nsw club, a
dandy little entertainer sUho besides being
clever at introductOriss has her DUN spark
ling speciality.
Walters and n1usicians clad in pilots
or mechanics uniforms OVsr their formal
attire.
The bar, an exquisite piece Of work in
itself, also carries out the aerial motif.
From three wnlls-GEnOst entirely Of
Rluss-can be seen the red, green and
unite lights of Warrington Airport and
huge passenger transports lending and
taking off in the glare of flOOdlishts.
To the north and east may Be seen the
beauties of Warrington at night and the
lights upon the riOer.
The Hangar Club should PROVE to be the
rendezvous of those uUell-knoUn in aviation
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
Michel Is Lurine
Merry Crowds

While friend Walter Scott Kolk
is entertaining friends at his
hunting lodge in Maine, smiling
Charlie Wright is doing some en-
PERTAINING of his own, right here,
at the Club Michel, where he
has taken over the master Of
ceremonies Ceremony"
Kolk is hunting bears, and
probably a few "dears" in his
forest haven.
It's a snappy floor show that
Charlie Wright introduces, too,
with Charlotte and Mirez in a
series of Castilian dances, and
featuring by popular request their
own version of Ravell's famous
"Bolero."
A newcomer to the Club Michel
this week is vivacious little Mil
dred Bragdon, recently co-starred
with Lester Allen. Miss Brag-
don's youthful personality end
charming voice mark her as a
sure hit. Charlie Wright will do
double shift and will squeeze
several new novelty songs out Of
his accordion.
The Club Micher chef is gain
ing a reputation for delectable
cuisine. Scores of people nightly
enjoy the Club Michel dinners.
The popular dinner dance is held
nightly and Sunday from $50
to $50. Super dancing is from
10 to 3, and Saturdays until
4 a. m. Now that the days are
getting colder the Sunday after
noon tea dansant will prove more
popular than ever. Tea dancing
every Sunday from 4:30 to 6:45.
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
Madri11on Notes

Patrons Of this popular night
spot are being entertained this
week by the well known dance
team Of Paulo and Paquita and by
a charming singer named Nenita
Casanova.
These three artists have toured
Australia, South Africa, and Latin
America together. They have been
seen on the Keith circuit in this
country. The dance team is
beautifully costumed. It does
American as well as Spanish and
Mexican dances.
Miss Nenita Casanova sings
very effectively and has been
catching the fancy Of the crowd
nightly. She has appeared in
several Fox pictures and is well
known in Hollywood. Jack Shaef-
fer and Ralph Hawkins have been
stopping the show all week with
their clever SpecialtieS.
Ralph's eccentric dancing and
Jacks singing are becoming more
popular as the public becomes bet
ter acquainted with them. These
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
Next Weeks Movie Programs at
The Neighborhood Theaters

Short subjects. Thurs
dsy."klnE Of the jungle" with
Leslie Howard and Douglas Fair
banks jr. Short subjects. Saturday
Double feature. Men Must Fight"
tn Lewis st n. sTS Diana KARI
Toomey and Anita Page. Serial
RAPHAEL-Today and until Friday
The great mystery thriller. The Ken
Mary Astor. Also short subjects.
saturday-New program.
REPUBLIC - Today, tomorrow and
Lombard. Today oniy-chapter o.
The Three Musketeers' Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday-Richard
Arlen and Chester Morris in Golden
Harvest" Frtday-Change Of program.
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday
Lionel Atwill in Secrets Of the Blue
Room Tqssday5,Mae West in She
Done Him Wrong" Amateur night at
radio murder mystery. Phantom
Broadcast" Friday-A red hot must
cal. Moonlight and Pretzels," with
Ii Leo "po Garri To-: saturdayMTIm Mccoy
Our Gang Comedy and chapter s.
SEQ SEQ. Silver Spring: Md.-.Monday
George Arss what pEies wit9
With Willard Mack and Jean Parker;
"Tug6oat Annie" with Marie Dressler
three Ltts HPsf Es '? Thursdays sdSg: The The
Strangers Return" with Lionel Barry
more and Miriam Hopkins; comedy;
variety. Friday: Mayor Of HELL" with
edy; novelty: ''The Three Musketeers,"
chapter 5. Saturday: Double featured,
Mama Loves Papa" with Charlie Rug
giles and Mary, Boland; John Wayne in
the Mounted; matinee at 1 p. m.
STATE. Bethesda. Md.-Monday, Tues
day and "Wednesday: Lillian Harvey and
and Mack in Blue Black Birds: mat
inee Wednesday at 3 p. m. Thursday:
Alice Brady and Jimmy Durante in
traveltalk. Friday and saturday: slim
Summervile and Zasu Pitts in 'sHer
First Mate; Silly symphony, "Pied
Piper; Taxi Boy comedy and news.
STRAND. DeanwOod, d. C.-sunday
and Monday: mr.. Robinson Crusoe,"
with Douglas Fairbanks. Tuesday: bed
Of Roses" with Constance Bennett and
day: ''The Man Who Dared" with Pres
ton Foster and Zita Johann. Friday:
dell and Warren william. Saturday:
india Speaks" with an all-star native
cast; also James Dunn and Joan Ben
nett in Arizona to Broadway
sylvan - Sunday and Monday:
Brady and Jackie Cooper; variety: car
toon. Tuesday and Wednesday,: Song
Of Songs" with Marlene Dietrich !:
comedy Thursday: 1.-The Silver Cord, !"
with Irene Dunn and Joel McCrea:
comedy: cartoon. Friday: 'The Man
Who Dared" with Preston Foster and
Zita Johann; Fatty Arbuckie comedy:
CLANCY of the Mounted" chapter g.
On Love-" with Lew Ayres and Ginger
rogers Trick for Trick with Ralph
Morgan and Sally Blame ''The Three
Musketeers" No s: matinee at / D. m,
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday. Clan.
dette Colbert in Three Cornered Moon"
Tuesday and Wednesday. Katherine Hep
burn in Morning Glory" and Jack
Buchanan in Yes, Mr. Brown" Thurs
day and Friday: Edward G. Robinson
and Kay Francis in II Loved a Woman"
Saturday: "Chic" Sale in "Dangeron.
Crossroads" Dougles Fairbanks. IT,, in
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
AT the Shoreham

Tonight marks the last appear
ance of the Helen Polka Chorus
Of 10 beautiful girls, the Holly
wood Horse and Harry Dallas,
tenor at the shoreham Hotel
supper dance. Next week, begin
ming on Wednesday night there
will be a new array Of talent in
troduced by the Shoreham
Hotels master Of ceremonies, Al
Nader.
The show which concludes to-
night is as pretentious as any
ever produced at a supper dance
in washington. Beautiful girls,
comedy acts and ballroom dane
ing are all rolled into one big
entertainment which celebrates
the third anniversary Of the open
ing of the Shoreham Hotel.
The music is being furnished
by Maxim loves Orchestra d.
rected by "Barnee."
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

Russian history, a gala array Of
Halloween decorations added to
the occasion. The orchestra play
ed additional numbers and a spe-
cial Russianized arrangement Of
Swanee River and how the guests
delighted and formed the finest
impromptu choruseS helping
Sasha Chigrinsky and Troika
Gypsy orchestra to put it over
and make the old Draper Man
sion throb with life once more.
Many interesting faces were
seen about, among whom were
our own Ben Ourisman, Chevro-
let playboy of this city, who was
host to a number Of congressman
from the Empire State including
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

GNoASA AJ"0A d1 Vel "OdAA ACAA
devious. Especially popular are
the informal dances each Sunday
evening, following the regular
Sunday afternoon tea dance.
Among the many prominent
personages who visited the club
during the past several nights
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Ran
dolph Hearst, jr.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Downey, Ted Lewis,
Mrs, Alice Nibley Smoot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Moran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cottrell, John Sweeney,
Miss Peggy Tyner, and DR.. Rafael
Fuentes, second secretary Of the
Mexican Embassy, with Senior de
Fuentes.
The CanSinos, popular Spanish
dancers, conclude their extended
engagement at the Heigh-Ho this
week lend. On Monday evening,
Maestro Pete will present as the
new floor attraction Miss Marie
Bowman, gifted vocalist, and her
accompanies who is also clever
Soloist, Miss Evelyn Tyner.
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

SSOAA
ingtonians have had the joy of
watching in many a moon.
The Troika has embarked on
a cruise of novelties; the first
being Dinner at Eight Nights"
clarifying the picture now play
ing at the National Theater.
Tickets were distributed nightly
to lucky patrons, and among
those who enjoyed Dinner at
Eight" and supper at IL at the
Troika were Laura E. Howell,
Grace L. Richter, Frances S.
Fenley, E. Limat, Marion H. Hol-
land, John L. Hackney, Mrs.
Jean Farley, Anna D. Mullens,
Mrs. B. o. Swinson, I. R. Lye'
Mrs. John Donovan, Richie Ben
son, and Franatta False.
Halloween was an affair long
to be remembered. Amidst the
dimly lighted ballroom, decorated
with panels depicting scenes IN
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

BOOKER To-day and until Thurs
Gay: Helen Twelvetrees and Victor
features. Friday: Change of program
BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday
Cecil B, DeMille's This Day and Age.
Tuesday: Lionel Barrymore in One
Man" Journey" Talent show al! at
for q Day" with Warren William, May
Robson and Glenda Farrell. Friday
Give Brook in sherlock Holmes
PHANTOM Of the Air" Chapter No. 9
Saturday; James Murray ,SI in cna His5
No. ..
FAIRLAwN-sunday and Monday:
Claudette Colbert, Richard Arlen and
Mary Roland u.,daY ch.stsI
morrow at seven" Walter Catlett
Comedy, Sailors Beware" Traveltalk
and novelty, strange As It seems r
Wednesday and Thursday aay. IL Eu Nv Loved
. Woman" cartoon. Friday; warren s
William and Joan Blondeil in 1000
18th. stage Hand and IN spoFf Fid din
Buckaroo," silly symphony and othsr
short subjects Matinee only: EpisG ;ts
No, S, Gordon of Ghost CITY WIN
Buck Jones.
HTPPODROME-sund and Monday:
Janet Gaynor and Warren Baxter In
'Paddy. the Next Best Thing. Lues-
Aay and Wednesday: Kay FRANCIS IN
"Storm at Daybreak. ana oisa "
Young in pleasure C Tandi and David
Manners in "1 Loved You wednesday"
Also mystery thriller. Monkey in
Paw" Saturday: Bruce caoot IN IN
'Flying Devils" and victor 'orS Il"
'"rrick for Trick"
ROwARD-Today, and until FRIDAY:
stage. Butterbeans, and susie VIZ M.h
Norma, the original sepia fan aanc ith
and a musical revue of 81 people, W.
HInn vicSers." with Irene Dunno. Md
night show, Saturday. Amateur mls -:
Wednesday and Friday. Saturday.
Change Of program.
cornered Moon" with Claudette Colbert
and Richard Arlen; comedy; slly sy 70
phony. Tuesday: Another Lang9Ms er+
with Helen sn.r Hsys. anna snS vSriety Wed
Seaday: 81 Loved You Wednesday" with
Warner Baxter and Elisa .a Lanai ~
comedy: news reel; ah RsSnett; comedy;
Cictorial' Friday: Humanity" with
boots Mallory and Alexander Kir XII NO.
yaris S:.i >. cartoon Te saturday: Doubis
feature, "She Had to say Yes; MlI il
Loretta Young and Lyle Talbot; : JaSH x
Holt in THE Woman stole nc 10
Three Musketeers," No. :. Matinee a.
I p. m.
TTNCOLN-Today and until FRIDAY:
VaIaidia Snow and her Ambassador
Band. with 'NyaE Berry. of the Berry
Brothers-Troy Brown-slim Thompson
and El and Jeanette Cortez. Iaieht
night wednesday at p. m. Midnisn nj
show, Saturday at 1901. On tine screen:
George Raft. wallace Berry and JACKIE
Cooper in "'The Bowery." Saturday.
New Offering.
MOTT-sunday and Monday: What
e Price Innocence" mot for Children
under 1S) Tuesday; Double feature:
Give Brook in sherlock Holmes ;
Douglas Fairbanks in MT: koOn aod
Pretzels"; talen show at p m. :
"whispering Shadow" No. !. 1nurs.
1av: Eddie Cantor in "Palmy Days !;
also bondage" Friday: Warner Bax,
ter and Myra 10y in "Penthous
saturday: Bob steele in Ranger >
Code: Our Gang comedy; phantom OF
the Air" No. s.
PALM, Del Ray, va:-MOnday and and
Tuesday-"Tugboat Annie, with Ma.
RE Dressler and Wallace Berry. snort
aubjects MISUNDERSTANDING Lam
Euage," with Helen Hayes and Robert
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

r u S s l a n
Troika floor
show.
Livoff, who
for Sc yer !
years was his
mothers dane
ing partner
she the world
famous Alex
ander F e d O.
rova, ballerina
Of the Imperial
Ballet at Riga,
is with o u t
doubt the swift.
est lad on his
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

p y y u l o. l l Y !
which it has
enjoyed since it
O pc n e d 81 K
weeks ago.
The popular
Macias m u sic,
with vocal in
terpolations by
Marty r u b i n,
talented soloiSt,
and the rhyth'
mic Heigh-Ho
Trio, remains a
favorite wi t h
those who fire.
uuent this smart
oFSar lorII ran
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
Troika News

Leon Livoff, dancer Of the I'M
perial Russian ballet, is now
appearing as neadliner Of the
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

boys are unusually good. Leon
Brusiloff's dance orchestra is
rapidly becoming one of the most
popular in the city.
The Washington times., 1933-11-04
Heigh-Ho lettings

AS the fall season reaches its
height, Pete Macias' Heigh-Ho
Club continues to add to the
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

Congressman Emanuel Cellar, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, Congressman 3D.
land, of Manhattan, and others.
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: clau-
dette Colbert in Three Cornered Moon. ="
burn in Morning Glory" and Jack
Buchanan in yes, Mr.. Brown" Thurs
day and Friday: Edward G. Robinson
and Kay Francis in IT Loved a woman"
saturday: Chic" Sale in Dangerous
Captured" 49," ="
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

rFowARD-Today and until Friday:
az Rntterbeans and Susie, with
Norma, the original sepiia fan dancer ;tS
ana a musical revue of So people, WIN
Barron Lees orchestra. or the Ma '
"Ann Vickers" with Irene Dunne' Mu
night show, Saturday. Amateur nlgnta'
Wednesday and Friday. Saturday.
Change of program.
The Washington times., 1933-11-04

YORK-sunday and Monday. Kay Fran
q and Edward G. Robinson in IT
Loved a Woman" cartoon. Tuesday.
"Tugboat Annie" Wednesday, Warner
Baxter and Myrna 10y in Penthouse"
Thursday and Friday. Warren William,
Lady for Day" band r4el satur-
day. Fay Wray and Spencer Tracy In
Shanghai Madness Fighting With
Kit Carson" No. I. comedy.