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-6:f5 P. NJ
NBC-S Sketch to WEAF.
NBC-Jesters to WIZ.
$50 P. NJ
KYW G020l-Canton orch.
CBS-Marti1S orch. and
quartet.
NBC-Elvia Altman to WEAF.
WON C720l Kemp'S orch.
NBC-Groucho & Chico
Marx to WIZ.
--6:I5P. M
CHS Boake Carter.
NBC-The Goldbergs to
WEAF.
wMAo (67W Song Fellows.
100 p. M
KYW lO20) Talk; orch.
CBS-Jack Smith. Humming
Birds 81 orch.
NBC- SECONDHAND sketches to
WEAF.
NBC-Clicquot Club to WIZ.
WMAQ t670l Poetry Magic.
WSM t6SOl orchestra.
-7:15 T. NJ
WBBM C770l-Sport review.
CBS-Singin' Sam.
WSM (650l-Craig' S orcheS-
ira.
- z. M
KYW ClO20l-Three Strings,
CBS-Fu Manchu mystery
drama.
WBBM t770) - c h arlie
Hamp.
MIC Days orchestra to
WEAF.
NBC-Carney's Dog chats to
-f:i5 T. M
NBC-Country Doctor to
WIZ.
s. z. M
KYW l020l-Mark Fishers
orchestra.
CBS-Ruth sitting and Hay
ton $ orchestra.
WBBM (7f0l--Jack Brooks,
songs.
NBC-Gypsies to WEAF.
Wiener MinStrels to
WIZ.
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WLW (700l Cincinnati

MONDAY
4:Qo-Becker-Gr euter-Newman.
4.l5-Blllie Dauscha and orchestra.
4,50-Ihe Singing Lady gNBCl
445-Little Orphan Annie tNBCl.
o.00-Jack and Jill
9l9-Old Man Sunshine Ford Rush,
930-Boo NeWhan. sports commentator
, 45-Lowell Thomas fNBCl
6'00-AmoS n ANDY tNBC1
bl5-Gene and Glenn
Q So "Chandu." the Magician
645-Detectives Black and Blue.
t.OU-Io be announced
t,50-Nolce Of FireStoae fNBCl.
S.O0-Weiner MinStrels sNBCl
oS0-Melody Moments. Jaseph FASTER
mack orchestra tNBCl
9O0-EaStmans orchestra fNBCl.
s-s0-Jan CAREERS dance orchestra.
lo-00-Rhythm Club
l0.30-Serenade
II :0o-PsrS Central hotel dance orchestra
Ii:So-Dancing in the Twin Cities tNBcl
Moon River.
A. NJ
l2l5--Jan CAREERS dance orchestra.
u ,s5-Henrv Thies' dance orchestra.
l.oo-Sign of.
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis

WI DIV N1AOUJ 1HuIdIldpOllS
indianapolis Power and Light Company
MONDAY
p NJ
5.30-Skippy (CBSl.
5.45-PolkadotS
6.00-BOhemlanS.
6.30-Phil Porterfeld baritone (CBS).
6.45-Chic Myers orchestra
7.00-Fireside Fantasies (CBS).
7l5-Singin' Sam tCBSl.
7.30-Fu Manchu (CBS).
Solicitations orchestra (CBS).
S.l5-Sam and Garlic.
S.30-BohemianS.
9:00-Columbia Revue (CBS).
s.30-Edwin c. Hill tCBSl.
9.45-Myrt and Marge tCBSl.
10 .00-Columbia Symphony (CBSl.
10 .3O-The ColumniSt.
i0:45-Guy Lombardo and Royal Can.
adams tCBSl.
II .00-ChriStian Men Builders.
li.S0-Jack Wright orchestra.
12:o0-Chic MyreS orchestra.
A NJ.
l2.s0-Sign of.
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IA Help Wanted Female

WANTED attractive saleslady and collector;
salary and commission. LI2662. HE-5858
WHITE GIRL-General homework and
children, 20 to 25. $3.50 Winthrop
WOMEN-(4l attractive. ambitious for
pleasant demonstrating work. No cash
required. everything furnished, includ-
ing training and appointments. Apply
G20 Pennla'S Ra nk BLDG
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Lost and Found
REWARD

BOSTON TERRIER-Childs pet. Name
Cracker" Reward. HU-5266. 4402 College.
DOG-Golden tan. short-tailed. as lbs.
white spot on chest: months. Answers
eve.
GERMAN Police Dog lost or stolen, large
female, Name Polly" Reward. DR.
$3.50.
GREY metal desk-weight made like straw
shoe. Reward. HU4313
LOST-February 10-Platinum bracelet
containing Al diamonds and sapphires.
Liberal reward. Notify Indianapolis De-
tective Dept or Geo. A. Henry. sos
Never Kiser Bank Bldg. Indianapolis
Indiana.
terrier; child's pet. LI-6o34.
WRIST WATCH-Students. double dial.
Reward. 1921 College ave. RI-7157.
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5 Transportation

MODERN TRAVELLERS BUREAU.
Brevort Hotel RI-2138..
Cut-rate bus tickets to N Y. Phila.,
Wash, Pitts, Col, Day, ST. Louis, Tulsa
and west. Dependable service daily
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WKBF O4OOl Indi.nono,;

N1FUUJ IHuIdnaPOIlS
indianapolis Broadcastins. Ine.l
P. NJ
400-Twilight Treasure hour
4.30-Tea Time tunes.
4.45-News flashes
5;00-MuSical Menu.
5l5-Cecil and Sallv.
5.S9-Aunt DeSsa and Uncle Connie
5;45-Dlnner melodies
6:l5-Harrv Bason.
o,50-Nariety recordings.
64S-Ihe Sportslght
7:00-Silent
S;O0-The Old Pathfinder.
sl5-Harry BaSon.
S:30-The Ambassadors
S:45-Art Gillian
S;o0-HeXin Happiness Parade.
S;I9-HooSler Melody BOYS
9,S0-Connie'S orchestra,
l0;00-SunShire Singer.
~ 10 -Morrey Brennan's orchestra
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JWAP cash for some rabbits and Hutches.
Call Be. 2s5i.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
3 Wanted-Real Estate


IF YOU want cash or trade for your deed
equity. Call at Ills Peoples Bank Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10

Hogaboom, LIST 1t. Robert Z. Detached
Dept. Of the Pacific to the Cavalry
School. Fort Riley. Kansas. Author
lied to delay en- route until 81
August.
McHenry, LIST 1t. George w. On or
about September detached NIB,
Quantico. Va. to temporary duty in
the Dept. Of the Pacific via the
USS HENDERSON. scheduled to sail
from Norfolk, Va, on or about 8
September On completion of tenn
porary duty in the Dept. Of the Pa
ciflc ordered to duty on the Asiatic
Station via the USS CHAUMONT,
scheduled to sail from San Fran
cisco, Calf, on or about 20 October.
Mcdonald, End 1t. Peter A. On
September detached NIB, MOB. Nor
folk, Va, to temporary duty in the
Dept of the Pacific via the USS
HENDERSON, scheduled to sail from
Norfolk. Va, on or about Septem-
Der. On completion of temporary
duty in the Dept. Of the Pacific or
dered to duty on the Asiatic Sta
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investigation Of q proposed Rockefeller
plan to make Jackson Hole wilder
ness area" said he hoped to complete
the hearing by night. Pickett is coun-
sci for the committee.
Pickett was reticent about the evil
dence he hopes to disclose and did not
reveal the identities Of the officials he
has called. He has been urged by jack
son Hole residents to settle the dispute
speedily "once and forever"
Already correspondence has been in
troduced which, Pickett contends, shows
park service officials attempted to aid
agents of John D. Rockefeller. jr.. in
promoting the plan. Rockefeller pro-
poses to purchase decided lands in jack
son Hole and turn them over to the
Government The committee is inves-
tigating circumstances surrounding his
offer, which first was made six years
ago Since that time there has been
heated controversy in the Hole" over
the merits of the plan.
Even weather as cold as so degrees
below zero is not so disturbing to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Marine Corps Orders

Pierce, Maj. Harold c. On 7 August
detached Hdqs Marine Corps, Wash
DC, to NIB, Quantico, Va. Author
lied to delay en- route until Sep
TENDER.
Craige, Capt. John H. On IS August
detached Hdqs. Marine Corps. Wash,
DC. to NIB, Quantico. Va Author
lied to delay en- route until Sep
TENDER.
Fenton, Capt. Francis I. On or about
September detached NIB Quantico
Va. to Dept. of the Pacific via the
USS HENDERSON, scheduled to sail
from Norfolk, Va, on or about
September.
Davidson, LIST It. William w. On or
about Is August detached NIB, NYd,
Boston, Mass, to Naval Reserve Of
ficers' Training Corps Unit, Yale
University. New Haven, Conn.
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settlers as the uncertainty Rockefeller's
activities In the Hole have caused DR..
D. w. Huff physician mayor Of Jack
son, testified yesterday. He mentioned
the weather while discussing the local
school situation, which some residents
said was aggravated by the Rockefeller
plan.
1T was so degrees below by the ther-
mometer on my back porch" DR.. HUFF
said.
when was that?" Senator Gerald
P. Nye. Republican, of North Dakota
quickly asked.
Some time last December"
We'll" replied Nye. I'm glad to
know it's q little time yet before cold
weather. have confidence the COM
mittee's work will be completed by that
time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
PREMIER PEER OF. JAPAN
IS COMING TO AMERICA

BY the Associated Pres.
TOXIC, August 10-Prince Lesata
Tokugawa, father Of Lemasa Tokugava,
japanese Minister Of Canada, plans to
SAT- from Yokohama August II for San
Francisco.
The premier peer Of Japan. he re-
Gently resigned from the presidency OF
the House Of Peers of the Imperial Diet
after serving in the important post for
30 years.
He has consented to be honorary
president of the Japan Council. Of the
Institute Of Pacific Relations, meeting
1T Banff this month, in succession to
the late Viscount Shibusawa
The prince is president Of the Japan
Red Cross Society, of the American
Japan Society and Of the Pan-Pacific
Union. He is one of the greatest land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Non arnish Silver
Chests. 81 Were $3.50
" ere $3.50

IA Non-tarnish Silver Chests slightly
damaged
Etruscan Pewter Reduced:
80 pieces; were SOC. Now .... 3c
pieces; were sc. Now 3oc
pairs Low Candlesticks; were 81
pair. Now .............. SOC
pieces: were 81. Now SOC
SMver-Plated Ware Reduced:
Il. S1.15 Bread Trays. Now SOC
l. S. Bon Bon Dish. Now 49,. .SI.75
4 s. Compotes. Now 81 =
/ S13 Sugar nd-CIeam Set. Now g
l. s. 80 Waste Bowl. Now 1890. 50
Sterling Silver Reduced:
Sugars and Creams; were Slo?5;
: Sugar and Cream Sets with sugar
tongs; were $50 Now .. So
l. SO pair Tall Candlesticks; damaged:
Now So
:. S. Ice Tubs Now .............Se
1. $50 Pewter Ink Well. Now. So
S1LvERwARE, FIRST FLOOR
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The zest Of life and the appeal for
energy lie m the fact of doubt and in
the chance Of failure. There Is Moth
ing heroic where victory is assured,
nothing ideal in a certain future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Betty Ann Play Houses
ST We're S2.45

7 Betty Ann Play Houses, four rooms;
made of sturdy fiber board. Size
28x36x43 inches. These houses were
received slightly damaged in shipment
IL English Kiddikomfort Dolls. Were
81 so. Now 2.2o
IL Pairs Regular FelIer's stills. Were Soc.
is W. R. & E. Street Cars with bells.
Were 81 Nov Now !. d;,t .r.en and d sgs
blue Floor samples. Were S34 80 Now
xIs.25
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10

ton via the UsS CHAUMONT,
scheduled to sail from San Francisco,
Calf, on or about 20 october.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10

Park Service Workers Sum-
moned to Testify in Jack
son Hole Proposal.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Wyo. August 10.-John
c. Pickett in announcing he had sum
moned Federal park service employees
to testify today in a Senate committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Special Friday Selling .
K1einert's Dress Shields
3 Pairs. CSC drregulars)

4s pairs Kleinert's Colored Silk Dress
Shields - slightly irregular shape.
Crescent and regular shapes-slze 3
only-broken color assortment.
so Packages Woodward & LOthrop Cleans
ing Tissues; $50 sheets TO the package;
Icxl2-inch tissues. Special 3sc
Is. 81 Washable Chintz Shelf Curtains
"es is various colors. Now ..... SOC
20, 75c Shoe BAGS with twelve pockets.
as is Now su,.,r,,: c,..s; as '3 IS
Vow " for CSC
NOTIONS. A1sLEs 20 AND 81
FIRST FLOOR
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POISON LIQUOR FATAL
Three Men Found Dead, With Fuel
Alcohol Bottle Nearby.

PONTIAC, Mich, August 10 R.-
Three men were dead here hast night Of
poison liquor and q fourth man reported
to have been with them was sought In
an effort to identify two Of the dead.
to give the names of his companions.
A bottle found in the house contained
what the officers said was an alcohol
compound commonly used for fuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
~Wee Scots" Playing
Cards. Sc Box Were 7Sc

100 boxes; two decks to each box.
rs, soc boxes Score Pads; pads TO tn
10 pairs sa.s5 Book Ends; variety Q
subjects; as is. Now $" pal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Novelty Jewelry, Sc
J Pieces, 81 Were 81 each

300 Pieces of Assorted Novelty Jewelry;
necklaces, bracelets, earrings, clips.
and pins.
$50. SOC Novelty Band Bracelets and Pins;
assorted colors. Now .35c; 3 for 81
~ IOc Imitation Coral Pendants; as
sorted styles Now SC
3. Sc 2O-inch F1orentine and Carnelian
6. 81 Fiorentine and Real Coral Chains;
Sc inches long. Now. $50
A. SO Real Stone and F1orentine Silver
Chains; 81 inches long. Now. ~
TO- So French Enamel Compacts; assorted
styles and designs Now. ........ 80
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 9
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10

About 90 per cent Of Japan's rayon
output is absorbed by the home market.
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Cleansing Tissues
6 Packages, 9Oc

NpPCf0IIy PrfcPd
200 Packages of Woodward & Lothrop
Cleansing Tissues: discontinued style.
100 Dozen Rolls of Woodtex Toilet Tissue;
1000 sheets to the roll. Special. doz-
TonErR1Es. A1sLEs 10 AND 20
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Girls arty Frocks
$1.95 w ts So; 55'S

10 Organdy Party Dresses; sizes 10 to 16.
IA Girls xI.95 Wash Frecks; sizes T. 8, A. and 49,
NOW $l2S
GIRLS APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR.
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'Ta11o-Ho Packages
- n

Stamped pieces, ready to be worked.
8, 81 Carriage Covers; assorted colors.
To- Use Vanity Sets; assorted. Now. soc
10. 35c Tie Backs. Now. S5c
Is, soc Organdy Daisy Puff Pillows; as
sorted sbaneS Now Soc
/. 1886 Normandy Lace Scarf lsx45
inches si "a Now yDd. Print Spreads blue and ana
rose backgrounds. Size G2x10S INCHES;
To Womsn's $3.50 Model knitted Friiette
Blouse; size Is Soiled. Now 81
2. S2.95 Model Embroidered Bridge Sets;
cloth and four napkins. Now I.95
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Electric
Boudoir Clocks
y Were sl9s

AS is"
20 Electric Boudoir Clocks.
1 $3.50 Electric Kitchen Clock.
Now ................. $3.50
1918 Musical Alarm Clock; "as is"
NOW -
CLOCKS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Dimerware Greatly Reduced
1Oc to SOC

plates breakfast plates salad plates
plates bakers platter and platea much
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
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Costume Slips, $1.s5

We're S2.95
IL; of beautiful quality silk crepe
bias fitted-lace- trimmed In tearose.
Is, $2.85 LaceTrimmed Silk Petticoats.
with detachable step-ins; tearose and
10, e3.95 silk Crepe Costume Slips; bias
ntted and lace-trimmed. In teafose.
COSTUME SLIPS Third FLOOR
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Athletic Combinations
IT, We're $3.50

IS; of cross-barred nainsook and dim
ity, in white and pink; sizes SO, 40,
AZ, and 46.
10. 75c Pique Cotton Mesh Panties, shorts
style; white; sizes 4 and g. Now 35c
3. 81 Knitted Combinations; rayon or silk
and-lisle-bottom; Kayser make; pink:
40. 81 Rayon Mesh Panties, in pink;
sizes s. and 2: Nov 4Sc
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Juniors Sports Dresses
$2.95 we,e ,s.ss

49, of silk pique, in attractive styles; sizes IL to IT,
20 &1.95 Lightweight rs, SOC Carter's Cotton
Wool Sweaters; sizes Sun Suits; sizes ., 4.
to TO- Now .95c 8. 10. and IL. Now CSC
g. s195 Pioue Jackets; white light blue and yellow
sizes 16 and Is. Now .................... S145
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10

Nev ASsOrfmenfS on Sale
First Time Tom Orr0w
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Auto Seat Covers
Greatly Reduced

GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Woodthrop Corsettes, S2.ss

IL Popular Woodthrop Corsettes, CT
fine figured batiste, with lace bust;
sizes "a to 40.
10. $3.50 Narrow Step-in Girdles. Of i'm
ported elastic; sizes %. -. 20, and 80.
Now ..,.., CSC
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
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Glass Salad Bowls and
Muffin rays, 35c

A Greatly Reduced Price
Il Crystal Clear Diamond Optic Glass Salad Bowls and
ANuh1n Trays.
80. Crystal Colonial IT, Crystal Glass
1. $50 Fish Asuaun susss
lJc
ODDS Ends Of Glassware Greatly Reduced
GLASSWARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-08-10
Summer Sports rocks
$685. We're ss9s
Women's Summer Shoe
$3.95 Were $3.50 and $40

pairs Oxford Strap Shoes Pumps Active Sports Shoes
white beige; included Matrx models. Broke
Evening Slippers: silk and gold nshe
black white crepes. Broken $3S
WosfFN's SHOES, Floor.
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Philippine Gowns, $1.a5

We're yI15
As Philippine Handmade and Hand
embroidered Gowns, in flesh and blue;
sizes Is and IT,
IL pairs xI.95 Cotton Pajamas; regular or
IA. $50 Rayon Crepe Slips; lace-trim
med; white and flesh; broken sizes
COTTON uNnERWEAR. THIRp FLOOR.
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Boys Sports Coats, $685.

6 Boys Sports Goats, single bre
Some are Of excellent quality can
Is Boys Sleeveless Wash Suits,
OF fast color broadcloth.
Sizes and 5 only. Re-
duced to. ............5O soc
70 Boys Short Sleeve wash
Suits, of fast color broad
cloth, in . variety Of styles.
Sizes 5 to 8. Reduced
" UVc
THE Boys STORE. FOURTH FLOOR
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Women's Silk Hose, So

Greatly Reduced for Friday
100 pairs Chiffon and Sem-Sheer Silk Hose Isle reinfo
Medium and light shades. Sizes 81 1912 the lot
HOSIERY AISLE 19, FIRST FLOOR.
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Euerv Advance in Prices Makes These
FR|DAY-REMNANT DAY
Women" :i JACKIE: 3~t D*''" SAVINGS DOuBLY GREAT
observation-disclosures AA ~d

8 Pieces; coat, two
pairs trousers
81 Tropical Worsted Suits,
in dark blues and grays.
Trousers alterations only.
Regular sizes. 36, 81. SO, 46;
shorts. 50. 80; longs. 81, SO,
40; stouts, 80 and "A.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
"Gulliver's Travels"
7 IFTING the veil of secrecy surroun

I IFT1NG the veil of secrecy surround
ing activities in a specially con-
structed steel stage the past six weeks,
Carl Laemmle, jr., of Universal Studios.
has announced the start of production
on "Gulliver's Travels" q fantasy mod
ernized sufficiently to meet the demands
OF 1888. under the direction Of Karl
Freund.
"Gulliver's Travels" has been read by
more than $4,000, 900 men, women and
children, according to library estimates.
Several hundred editions have been
printed and more than $50 world re-
nowned artists and illustrators have I'm
mortalized the adventurer originally
created In the imagination Of Jonathan
Swift.
Karl Freund, who recently directed
Karlof In "The Mummy" has been
working on "Gulliver,s Travels" for
weeks while other studio production has
been temporarily suspended.
To enable him to develop q new
technique for this production, Mr..
LAemmle, jr., has given Freund author
ity to prepare his own screen treat
ment and Photographic equipment ana
select his own technical staff, placing
each man under agreement not to
divulge any of the processes to be
used In accomplishing the finished
f1lmplay.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
Community Center Events.

THE Community Center Department
l announces a series Of Spring events
ut Central High School Auditorium
and at Roosevelt High School Audi
torium, Of unusual interest to Wash
ingtonians interested in the arts Of
drama, music and dancing. and their
development by groups of local players.
On Wednesday evening, April 10, at
8:45 O'Clock, In Central High Auditor
ium, Lester Shafer and Marian Chace
and their dance group will present a
dance recital, under the auspices of
the Community Center Department;
and three weeks later in Roosevelt
Auditorium, the Estelle Wentworth
opera group will present the third in
their series of Gilbert and Sullivan op-
erettas, THE Pirates Of Pepzance,"
with a cast OF SO singers.
Early In May. also, "The Forty
Thieves" dance pantomime version
Of the famous Ali Baba tale Of The
Arabian Nights" will be presented by
the Caroline Mckinley Dancers. under
Miss McKinleys direction, assisted by
. group Of well known players Of the
Capital City. This dance recital has
been arranged by Bess Davis Schreiner,
especially for presentation by the Com
munity Center Department. featuring
the Mckinley Dancers OF Washington.
Miss Schreiner has been assisted in ar
ranging the musical background by
Edith Hunter of the Community Cen
ter Department. 1t is expected that
The Forty Thieves" will be given at
Central High Auditorium.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
Final Symphony Concert

completed sunday series, while the
number Of children present at their
own concerts In Central High School
was more than double the year before.
On April the orchestra will give its
final out-of-town concert, at the Lyric
Theater, Baltimore. Many Washing
tonians are planning to attend. Tickets
for the Baltimore event can be pro-
cured at the orchestra's box office here,
on the first floor Of Garfinckels, Four
teenth and F streets northwest.
DR.. Kinder will leave for Europe not
long after the close Of the concert sea-
son here, having been engaged to con-
duct series Of concerts at Scheventn-
gen, The Hague, beginning June Is.
Williem Mengleberg, the famous con-
ductor Of the Concertgebouw In Am
sterdam and former director of New
York's Philharmonic, has also en-
gagged to conduct. but the dates have
not been set. Kinder has also been
booked for series Of cello concerts in
England, after which he will begin his
usual Summer hunt through the music
centers Of Europe for new symphony
music
Evening star., 1933-03-26
Fourth Benefit Program.

TWENTY Washington musicians are
giving their services In the fourth
Of the series of six benefit programs
sponsored by the Ten O'Clock Club next
Tuesday night at the Washington Club,
Seventeenth at K northwest, at $3.50
O'Clock. CARRIED in the costumes OF
Elizabethan England and performing
music of that period. these singers and
instrumentalists will perform IN col
orful program. It is, as the others IN
the series are, for the benefit OF needy
musicians.
Sade Styron, well known authority
on old music, arranged and directed
this program. Those participating in
clude Her Majesty's Consort-a group
of players on stringed instruments
Mary Clements and Paul Brighten
burg, violins; Helen Foster and oscar
Spencer, violas; Marcel Ancher and
Louis A. Potter, r., violoncellos; Helen
Howison. soprano; Calderon Howe,
young son of Walter Bruce Howe, play
ing the recorder, q very old instrument;
the Madrigal Singers, Mrs. John Milton
Sylvester, director, and Miss Styron
herself playing the clavichord. Out
standing composers Of that period are
all represented yet several OF the Sc
lections given will be new to Washing
ton audiences.
Tickets can be secured from the 7.
Arthur Smith Concert Bureau, 1880 G
street, Elm Kits Music Store.
Evening star., 1933-03-26
"Rigollet.o" Coming.
XX1AsHINGTONIANs will hear I

WASH1NGTONIANS will hear the
" young tenor, Nino Martini, on
Sunday evening, April 16, when the
Chicago Opera Co. presents a gala per-
formance of Verdi's masterpiece, "Rigo-
letto," at the Belasco Theater.
Maestro Salmaggi has just returned
from New York, where he spent sew
eral days in making special arrange
ment with the Columbia Broadcasting
System, to assure the services Of Mini
Martini "Rigoletto," in which he per-
formed with the Philadelphia Opera
Co.. is one of his best roles.
The cast Of the Chicago Operas pro-
duction will also include Maria Ser
rano, American coloratura soprano
who has just returned from italy, and
is singing in opera for the first time
in this country; Joseph Roger, world
renowned baritone; Lillian Marchetto,
mezzo soprano, and Nino Ruisi, bass.
Maestro Salmaggi will bring to Wash
ington orchestra, chorus and ballet Sc
lected from the forces Of the Metro
politan Opera.
Mail orders may be filled now at
the Chicago Opera Co. offices, 1927
Connecticut avenue northwest, Wash
ington, D. G.