Evening star., 1933-08-15

An heroic lad known as John Mason
is hanging around attempting to qualify
as the nemesis of the younger Ryan,
when he chances upon Miss Cyyahtah,
becomes enamOred OF her and sets out
to restore to her possession the gold her
father once owned. All that occurs
thereafter is too complicated to out
line. but suffice it to say that much
shooting. galloping and fist fighting
take place before the handsome couple
gravitate gracefully into one another S
arms John Wayne is the swashbuCkling
hero of this opus, and Cheila Terry the
feminine lead.
revival O. one of the first Charlie
Chaplin pictures adds mucn needed in
t rest to the Columbia program this
week, and shorts and a ne|!S reel fill
out the bill.
THE return engagement of "Voltaire," "
= due to begin at the Metropolitan
this Friday has been moved forward to
tomorrow. The picture will supplant
Marrow Corner the Somerset
Vaughan story with Douglas Fairbanks,
DR., in the cast
H'HE completed cast for Going Ma
revue to be presented at LoeW's Fox
theater starting Friday, has been an
pounced by Gene Ford, producer, upon
his return from New York
Brook Johns will be featured as mas
Ter of ceremonies. Johns is well known
for his work as a partner Of Ann
Pennington in the Ziegfeld "Follies"
and also on the vaudeville stage. Fea-
tured acts announced by Mr.. Ford in
clude Evelyn Tyner, pianist; the Four
Dots, singers and dancers, the Yates
Sisters, dancers; Mary Eiler. dancer;
Frances RandS, dancer: William Har-
vey. singer: Poppy Callahan, Japanese
character dancer: Joseph Bernne. blues
singer; John D. Lippy. modern illu-
sions; Almira Sessions, comedienne;
Clara BorjeS, blues singer; the Lost
City MountaineerS. radio hill-billy act;
Harry Plattner. Mildred Cherot, blues
singer; Jimmy Mulroe. comedian; Jay
Kimmel, dancer and Marjorie Mitchell
and Sock Kennedy. dancers.
A full rehearsal of the show will be
held tomorrow night. at which time
the musical scores will be run over un-
der the direction of Phil Lampkin. di-
rector of the Fox Concert Orchestra
Scenery for the show will arrive from
New York tomorrow. as will the cos
tunes from Mahiou, one Of New Yorks
foremost theatrical coStumerS.
THE United States Navy Band, with
Lieut.. Charles Benter leading, will
present the second program in the
Greater National Capitol Committee
Music week program tonight at 7:30
O'Clock on the east front of the Capitol.
The schedule will be continued
Throughout the week with concerts
wednesday and Thursday nights by
the United States Marine Band. and
Friday and Saturday nights by the
United States Army Band.
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a PATRIOTIC climax. featuring the
Dance Of the Blue Eagle" will be
included in The forthcoming annual
juvenile festival at the National Sylvan
Theater in the Washington Monument
Grounds. tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock,
presented under the joint auspices of
the Community Certer Department ard
the National Capital Parks Office of
the Interior Department. and under the
direction Of the Summer Festivals Com
nittee.
Three hundred boys and girls, repre-
senting the Boys Club of Washington,
the Boy Scouts. the Girl Scouts, Friend
snip House, the Clrl reserves OF Ine
Y. w. c. A. the Playground Depart
ment, Neighborhood House, Salvation
Army Life Saving Scouts and Guards,
Southeast Community Center and the
Washington Elks Boys Band will be
seen in this varied program, in which
each group Will present a shit charac-
teriStic OF its own recreational work in
the city. The Dance OF the Blue
Eagle" will be presented by the Com
munity Center Department. The Boys
Club of Washington will present its
tllmbling team coached by Allen Larkin
The Boy Scouts Troop 10, Edward l..
Maschmeyer, scoutmaster, and Senior
Patrol Leader Howard EnneS in charge,
will present a Patrol Hike" with 20
boys participating in the sunset cere-
monies" featuring the fire from
heaven stunt of the camp lore OF the
Scouts.
Ten boys Of the Lucky Friday Boys
Glee Club Of Friendship House, in
charge of Miss Alice Byars with Ber-
nice Anderson and Sara Bergling as di-
rectorS, and Sonia de Blumenthal as
accompanist. will offer a pantomime
scene from Robin Hood" featuring
archery, which is one of the Summer