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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Maurice Topps
Hangar Star
On Floor

Mad Maurice Taps, that cock
eyed master of ceremonies who
blew into the Hangar Club five
weeks ago, has become such a
sensation that he is now def
nitely a regular feature at Bill
Levy's aerial fun house just across
the Potomac.
Citizens from miles around have
caught the Tapps disease, Bill an
nounces, and nightly Maurice and
his revue are playing to a full
house. With his fast and furious
dances, many of them designed
and executed on the spur of the
moment, and his rapid fire stream
of chatter, the little Russian M.
C. keeps the Hangar an uproari-
Gus, lively place from early eve
ming until 2::30 a. M, when the
Hangar doors close.
Howard PyleS and his Virginia
Vagabonds also enter into the
spirit of the mad Hangar floor
show with amazing new novelty
renditions of popular ballads and
hilarious skits in which the whole
band takes part.
Supporting Mad Maurice on the
two nightly bills are Joan Moss
popular radio singer of songs, and
Toma Genara, Gypsy danseuse
Longer and faster than any other
show ever presented at this un
usual club, this weeks presenta
ton runs for As minutes at each
performance.
Enlargement Of the Hangar
Club is under way now, and soon
it will be opened as one Of the
largest clubs in Washington. Re
decoration is also being planned
with the aerial motif of the place
to be carried out even in the most
minute details,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Five Men Comprise
tom" Stage Crew

Only five men handle all the
scene shifts between the % scenes
of "Uncle Toms Cabin" playing
this week at the City Theater, N
Street between Seventh and
Eighth N. w.
The backstage crew further
consis is of electrician Laverne
Philpotts and property mistress
Jane Slater.
Eldred Wilson, stage manager,
has two of his veterans" of the
Roadside Theater crew, Harry
Whiting and Benjamin Schwarz
shifting the furniture and wings,
while David Sandoe is stationed
ION the ropes" to manage the
backdrops - 10 of them. Ford
Bentley handles the front curtain
raising and lowering it As times
every evening"!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
All Girl Revue
Alta Poree

Continuing it's policy of having
large New York revues every week,
La Paree Restaurant presents the
Ann Mason revue this week. This
floor show contains nothing but
girls and should delight the pa
irons of this popular upper Four
tenth Street dine-dancery.
Held over by popular demand
the dance team of Louis and
Peggy, who played such a promi
nent part in last weeks revue,
have arranged several new mum
bers. Roca Plaza, the clever boy
who was master of ceremonies last
week, also has been held over and
promises several new gags.
Marie Fowler and Ray Beck
regular fixtures with Emory
Daugherty and his 11-piece orches.
ira, are gaining more popularity
every day with their popular songs
both at La Paree and over the air.
AS usual, there will be two shows
nightly and a matinee every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at
! o. M
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER PROGRAM!
Maryland Club
Gardens Now
Enclosed

Maryland Club Gardens, the
outstanding night club Of nearby
Washington. has enclosed the en-.
tire ballroom for the fall and win.
ter season.
The big floor show continues,
with the dancing in the japanese
ballroom adjacent to the famous
horseshoe bar.
The club features two shows
nightly with a dinner show at 8
p. m. and supper show at 1880
p. m. The garden orchestra with
Bob Darcy conducting is a treat
to the dancing public.
Charles Mayer, N.B.C. crooner
Fran Trap, accordion soloist, and
special numbers that are pleasing
to guests are continually being
arranged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
7 Screen Roles
Never Stylish

Ever since her arrival in Holly
wood about year ago, Jean Muir
has been cast in roles that showed
her as a simple, poorly-clad girl,
whether the locale of the picture
was the countryside, a village, or
New York.
Jean herself has stoutly in
sisted that she is not the type to
play parts which require elaborate
wardrobes, that she couldn't wear
fashionable clothes, and that fur
thermore she wanted to be known
as an actress and not as a name
quin, or even worse, as a clothes
horse.
Although Jean has appeared in
seven motion pictures since she
was introduced to cinema audi
ences, Desirable" the Warner
Bros. production at Warmers
Earle, is the first film in which
she wears an extensive collection
of the latest styles.
Orry-Kelly, Warner Bros. de.
signer, won Jean over completely
when he showed her 80 sketches
that he had made, together with
bolts and bolts of beautiful and
colorful fabrics from which she
was to make her selection of the
various costume changes for the
picture.
The figures in the sketches
were tall, blonde and willowy and
jeans features were painted onto
each sketch so she could get a
more graphic impression of the
gowns as they would look when
completed.
Her enthusiasm mounted pro
portionately when the clothes
were actually finished and picture
tests were made. and before the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Bobby Gillette Is HeadIinel
Of Goyety At Michel

only one rival in the banjo-play-
ing field, is also offering to guests
new arrangements.
Nor has the floor show been
alone in preparing to give pa
irons of the Thomas Circle rem
devious what they desire in
night club entertainment. The
orchestra, headed by able Saxo-
phonist. Homer Zircle, and fea-
turing Phil Diamond, whose sing
ing voice is as clear as his name,
and Dake Crockett. WaShington's
favorite accordionist has also in
troduced several new y 9lodieS.
Even Chef LohLnTf has just
recently released q newer and
finer menu for the coming winter
season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06

Director Walter Won Herbulis. Of
the Black and Gold Room of the
Club Michel, has added to the
cast of the now large revue, show
ing twice nightly at 10 and l
o'clock, two new members. They
are, namely, Helen Shaw, blues
singer, and Roberta Janey, an
eccentric and modernistic dancer.
The Jack Pomeroy Revue,
headed by Understanding
ter-of-ceremonies Bobby Gillette
and his pretty blonde dancing
partner, Shirley Richards, has
been entirely renovated by the
Interpolation of new dance num-
bers by Miss Richards and Mr..
Gillette. Mr.. Gillette, who enjoys
the signal notoriety Of having
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Acting Group
Plans Season

The Columbia Players announce
that they will open their thir-
tenth session on November 7 and
8 with a presentation of Low
Bridge"
The play is a dramatization by
Frank Elser of Walter Edmonds'
Rome Haul" and presents in
dramatic fashion the people Of
the Erie Canal in the 1850's, when
they were just beginning to feel
the competition of the railroads.
1t has romance and humor, and
not the least of its attractions are
the songs of the old Erie, sung in
the rousing manner of the canal
ers" as they guided their boats
along their "big ditch" or gath
cred in canal houses for drinks
and fights.
Like all the other shows the
Columbia Players have sched-
uled for this year, it has never
been presented in washington be-
fore, and it is quite different
from anything that has been seen
locally in recent years.
Aurora Poston is production
manager. The music, including
such songs as big Foot Sal. ~
1--WE Were Loaded Down with
Barley" and Low Bridge" will
be arranged and directed by
Adolf TorovSky, organiSt and
choir director of the Church OF
the Epiphany. Dorothy Crois
SAINT will design the costumes
and the technical work will be
under the direction of Jane Las
alter Rubey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
New Movie Proqroms in Neiqhborhood Theater!

>Farrell in personality Kid" three come
dies; Saturday, Jean Harlow in Girl
From Missouri" Richard Cromwell in
Name the Woman" cartoon.
COLONY-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Kay Francis and Leslie Howard in
British Agent" cartoon; Wednesday
and Thursday, Treasure Island" with
Wallace Berry and Jackie Cooper, souve-
mir; Friday, Warren William in Dragon
Murder Case" comedy, cartoon; Satur-
day, w. c. Fields in "Old-Fashioned
Way" Shirley Temple comedy, sportreel.
HOME-Sunday and Monday, Bing
Crosby in she Loves Me Not" Mickey
Mouse; Tuesday and Wednesday, Treas
ure Island with Wallace Berry and
Jackie Cooper, comedy: Thursday, Fran
chot Tone in "The World Moves On"
bandreel; Friday, Claude Rains in Crime
Without Passion" musical: Saturday, w.
C. Fields in "Old-Fashioned Way" Stuart
Erwin in Bachelor Bait" cartoon.
sAVOY-sunday and Monday: Will
liam Powell in "The Key" comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Leslie Howard
in Berkeley Square; cartoon. Thurs
day: Charlie Ruggles in Friends of
Steele in demons for Trouble; COM
edy and serial. Saturday: Ann Hard
ing and John Boles in Life of Vergie
Winters; Popeye: comedy.
TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Dick Powell and Ruby
Keller in DANES; cartoon. Thursday
and Friday. Ann Harding in THE Foun-
tain" band reel Saturday. George
O. Brien in Dude Ranger" comedy, silly
symphony.
YORK-Sunday and Monday, Robert
Montgomery in "Hideout" comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Janet Gaynor
and Charles Farrell in Change of
Heart" musical; Thursday, Walter Con-
molly in Whom the Gods Destroy"
musical cartoon; Friday. Pat OBrien
in personality Kid" Shirley Temple
comedy; Saturday. Edna May Oliver in
Were Rich Again." Red Rider No.
A." "Popeye."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06

to West 57th, opening an old
fashioned bar to be tagged "The
Flying TrGpese". MIGUEL Tara
ia, millionaire Cuban plGyboy
and Park Avenue tavorite here,
has been shared tinGlly-he
DedS ChiQuiticG ASpiGSG, Span
iSh beauty, neTt month.
Blanche Satchel, former Fol
lies beauty, now wed to a mem
Der of the Bamberger clan. di-
vorced her appendix Friday. E.
Comedian Lew Hearn received a
cable from London offering him
a 10 weeks engagement for him.
self and Venida-She'S been out
of his act and out Of his life
(via divorced for almost is years
:. Wary Chas. Chaplin-he has
money deposited in banks Of
every leading country in the
world. One enterprising gent
is now issuing a series of 10-cent
pamphlets covering dev elop-
ments in the Lindbergh case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Gay Goings-On
At Dude Ranch

The Dude Ranch will be a
popular mite spot as usual this
coming week with an all-star cast
of dancers and singers in it's floor
show. Mary Hampton, versatile
and petite tap dancer heads the
bill and will also sing several
popular songs. Sitty Bowman.
whose famous Movement"
dance was sufficient to give her
a ten weeks engagement pre-
viously at the Dude Ranch re-
turns by popular demand. La
Verne Lupton. one of the greatest
acrobatic and eccentric dancers OF
all time is a newcomer to the
Ranch. Virginia Howard Will
render several interpretations OF
the jazz tap and fast toe dances.
To round out this all-star program
Duke" Bentz, the drummer in
Ralph GaTen's Dude Ranch band
will sing his famous "scat" song.
while Joe Alfaro, and his famous
trumpet will render sweet twilight
solos.
Milton Barrett, director and
genial host at the Dude Ranch.'
announces that there will be two
big Halloween celebrations at the
Dude Ranch, one on Tuesday.
october 80, and the other
Wednesday, Octsber 81. This in
order to accommodate the enor-
nous crowds naturally expected
as many reservations have already
been made for these two excep-
tionally enjoyable Halloween cele-
brations.
The cool weather that Wash
ingtonians are enjoying has sharp
ened the appetites of the patrons
for the Dude Ranch's sizzling-hot
steaks, according to Gene, chief
steward at the Ranch.
Director Milton Barrett also an
nounces that the Dude Ranch
will remain open all winter and
the big building will be heated
with steam, engineers finishing
the installation of a modern
steam plant within the past few
days.
The popular rendezvous Is also
open on Sunday until late at
night for dinners, sandwiches,
beer and ale as we'll as ginger ale.
but the orchestra plays for dane
ing only on week nights.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Plastic Surgery

The plastic surgeons Stllleto
has dropped a number of years
from the distinguished pan of
Richard Bennett. Hal Roach
has signed Norma Taylor. ..
Walter Solinger, one of the
towns better legalistS, and his
frau have cancelled their sepa-
ration. Leading music school
now offering music lessons for
Is cents-two hearts in one
quarter time?. Nick Kenny,
the song-writing radio col'mister,
enters the hospital Sunday for
a bit of neck-surgery. Audrey
Jaeckel, of the fur clan, and
Johnny Baker are ready to
make the announcement. A
giggle before or after a drink
is the "snappy" repartee of
Tony's two cockney barmaids at
the Chateau Moderne.
Val Irving, the Durante of
Eddie JacksOn'S new !eam-up,
will wed his schOOfday heart,
Augusta Lieberman =. Bizarre
decorative caricatureS in the
Little Theater lounge team up
Vallee with TOscanini, Dresser
with Sinclair Lewis and groups
Mrs. Roosevelt, johnny WeiS-
muller, Vincent Aston and La
Guardia. The work of AntOnOn
Refregier and Louis Ross. Ivy
Stewart Miss Maine), who ran
off with two prizes in the beauty
pageant at Mad. So. Garden
Wednesday mite was barred
from the competition last mite
for some reason. Nancy Lyons
and her Pittsburgh fiance have
split because of a paragraph
that she had revived her rO-
nance with Peter ArnO, which
she denies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
They're Fixin
LoWenkeIler

The Lowenkeller is closed tenn
porarily for complete remodellng.
Manager Guy Scott has gone into
a huddle with architects, and
they're going to do a lot of face
lifting.
They hint of trips to South
America for, atmosphere, a new
band, staff, equipment and two
complete dance floors.
When completed, the new
rooms will accommodate about 400
guests. Three weeks seems almost
too long to wait. They hope to
set the opening night before
Halloween.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06

UniVerSaPS offer OF a gee a
week to AL Capone's young son
has been snubbed because of
the objection of the boys
mama. Bad news to the boys
who have lost their heads
over the Ukrainian honey,
Vira Mia, chanteuse at the
Hollywood-she'S the secret
bride of her accompanist, Louis
Longo. Jane Manners, Broad
ways tallest showgirl, eloped
with Director Maurice Kusell
Of the Paradise on the 9th
of last month. What becomes
Of beauty prize winners? Well,
Mary Marco, who a few years
ago was Miss California and
before that Miss Oklahoma, to
say nothing of being runner
up for the title of Miss Amer
lea, is now a hat-check girl
at the Casino de Paree-and
still very beautiful. Speaking
OF hat-check blossoms, Renee
Carroll Of Sardi's, who loves
us all, has new buttons on her
trock-eSpecially designed with
q keyhole in each!
Report has it that Connie
Bennett fled town yesterday
to evade testifying in the
messy Gloria Vanderbilt court
Squabble Ted Baldwin, the
silver mine dOughster and Vir.
ginia of the Paxton sisters, are
happily involved. "A ther
hope shattered: Jeanie Lang Of
the airwaveS and her "brother"
Artie, are really Mister and
MiSSuS. Although he's earning
caviar and planked-steak money
as a producer ON the Coast,
BryOn FOy returns East short
" to join his brothers
and sisters in an act which
IS to be a grOwn-up YER
sion of the Seven Little FOys
>. Rex Lease, the Wild West
cinemagun, is now counting the
ex-MrS. Max Baer, his be-
trOthal to Edna Purviance hav-
ing snagged.
Rupert Hughes Wrote a short
story back in 1909, "CaravGn,"
1ohich 1OGS published and 1Dhich
he promptly forgot. The other
day the motion picture rights
acre purchased for IS grand,
Which giUeS you an ideG-G1d
me, tool. Frances Mccoy, the
dancer, and Jerry Conan eloped
last Week-HGrriSon, N. w..
Not a gag but the truth, Bar
bGrG Hutton's tavorite record is
one presented to her by a friend,
marching Through Georgia.
so subtle!. Those funny typos:
the w. TEL, in reporting Mari
Ign Miller's elopement, gaze her
age as 81. . The eyetul Frances
Mercer and Phil An1midon, OF
the spending set, are Quoting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Mexican Set-up
AtGinqhom

Here's the truth about the Gin
ham Club. The club is still the
Bingham, the atmosphere is casa
Rita" There are Spanish vistas,
deserts and mountains. The set
ting is the Mexican border, where
the Rocky Mountains meet the
sands.
Light will be soft and flattering.
The dance floor will be enlarged.
Bright Spanish colors will cover
tables, chairs and mattresses. Tho
orchestra will be augmented to in
clude a lady blues singer.
Tony, the accordionist, will walk
between the tables and play the
tunes you request.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
More on Lindbergh

Add Ltndbergh: Psychologists
examining the ransom bills
found emery dust on all of them
emery dust comes from ground
tools blasting HGuptmdnn'S
claims that FiSche gaze him the
money before he left for Europe
since ransom bills picked up
before the date giUen By HGupt-
mann had emery dust on them,
too. His life is at stake every
day, q doormGn in elaborate,
Snooty hvery in front of a
restaurant on Third Avenue in
the sos, a section plenty tough
...GalIagher'S is branching out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
WARNER BROTHERS THEATERs

serial
WARNER BROTHERS THEATERS
AMBASSADOR-sund Monday and
Tuesday: Grace Moore in "One Night
of Love-" Wednesday and Thursday:
Jean Harlow in Girl from Missouri" >;
Hal Leroy comedy. Friday: Roger
Pryor in Romance in the Rain; COM
edy cartoon. Saturday: Lee Tracy in
You Belong to Me-; Shirley Temple
comedy.
APOLLO-5unday, Monday and Tues
in British Agent; cartoon. Wednes-
day and Thursday: Jean Harlow in
Girl from Missouri; comedy: band
reel. Friday: Lee Tracy in You Be-
Saturday: Jack Holt in Defense
Rests: Shirley Temple in Baby Take
a Bow; cartoon.
AVALON-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Kay Francis and Leslie Howard
day and Thursday Treasure Island -
with Wallace Berry and Jackie Cooper;
Popeye. Friday: Warren William in
Dragon Murder Case; comedy; hand
reel Saturday: w. c. Fields in "Old
Fashioned Way; comedy; cartoon.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, Dick Powell and Ruby
Keller in Danes" Wednesday and
Thursday, Ann Harding in The Foun-
tain" comedy: Friday, Robert Young
and Madge Evans in Death on the
Diamond" musical and cartoon: Satur-
day. Richard Cromwell in Among the
Missing" Janet Gaynor in "Carolina,''
cartoon.
CENTRAL-Sundaya and Monday Mary
Boland and Polly Moran in Down to
Their Last Yacht" Jack Holt in DE
Tense Rests" Popeye: Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. Bing Crosby in "she
Loves Me Not" comedy, cartoon, sport
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06

A change of principals, of acts
and costumes, will mark the sec
ond week of Bobby Sanford's re-
vue at the Shoreham beginning
Monday. Tonight and through the
coming season, the Shoreham is
presenting three shows each week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Nautch Girls Dance

Twelve Arabian nautch girls
have been signed for atmospheric
sequences in Lives of a Bengal
Lancer" now in production with
Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone and
Richard Cromwell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
LOUIS SOBOL'S BROADWAY GOSSIP
THE VOICE OF
Broadway
.BV Louis SObOI =
PrattIe & TattIe!

You'll hate US for this, but we've got to tell you
The Tommy Manville, jrs., have reconciled again,
shelp me! :. The divorce plans are off or were
up to 2:13 p. m. Thursday when this line was writ
ten . Counselor Joseph Shalleck, brother of Lii
are the towns newest romantic twosome .
Lloyds has rejected Hitlers application for nsur-
ance-25O,OOO pounds. Risk too great!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Following the Colts

Ethel BarrymOre'S son, Sam
Colt, is planning a mite club here
in partnership with Bernard Nc
Farlane, the interior decorator,
and Ethels DIR, Ethel Colt is
taking ballet dancing lessons on
the q.t. in preparation for a role
in the forthcoming (L'AiglOn"
Belle Livingstone is attempt
ing another comeback with a
cowboy orchestra of 22 men inn
ported from Reno. Jean Drury,
who receives her final divorce
decree from Peter Orury, jr., nest
wk-and her annulment from
the church, will pick up her for
mer tag, Baroness Won Hagen
=. Anna May Wong has
snatched her brother out of
medical school, and will take
him to Italy and England to ap-
pear il her act. Sign on shoe
blacks box in big white letters
at 49th and B'way-R-A-F-T! -.
As this is being written, Prince
Mike ROmanOff was still having
some difficulty in getting an
Equity Okay. HI. hickman will
precede r. Vallee into the Holly
wood and Leon BelaScO'S Ork
goes into the Casino de Paree,
with Helen Morgan scheduled
either before or after Jimmy Du-
ante for the Riviera =.
Clap cGllouSed nlittS for the
French importation, Lucienne
Boyer (BoyGy), and such in
gratiGting tGlent!. "A bo1O to
toe-Gnd-heel genius of Vicente
Escudero, another of Archie Sell
1Dyn's importGtions at the Little
TheGter. An engroSSing tone,
Parker MorelPS diamond Jim"
-. Baron IrelGnd'S delightful
cat poems in his neU booklet,
ReUue, tDith special applause for
the chants of Lillian Roth, the
1.-THE beauty of Barbara Blame,
the cute, oId.tGShion routine OF
Poppy Cunningham, the hilGri-
Gus dancing SpGSnlS of Pierce
Harris, and the artistry of Miles
and KoUer.
The sympathetic perform
ances of Joseph Greenwald,
Helen Zelinskaya and Sam
Mann as the oldsters in
Spring Song" Jackie Maye
at the Kings Terrace, the
least offensive and the most
artistic of the horticulturists
Old fashioned steaks but
steaks at Manny's on the East
Side. Most colorful art ex'
hibit-The Washington Square
outdoor display by the anna
teurS -. Enric Madriguera'S
melodious blendings at the
Weylin.
As the cOIumnists like to put
it, Herbert Bayard SwOpe will
learn here to his amusement or
amazement that while he was
taking that screen test for the
MeSSrS. Ben Hecht and Charles
Macarthur, a line of nude gals
was parading in back of him,
all of whom are shown in the
stretch of film covering the
teSt-tZ-tS-tS!! An epOchaI d.
vOrce-Dramatic Editor Robert
Bruce Coleman and his famous
side burns - simultaneous with
his appointment as a lieuten-
ant in the naval reserve.
Three of the late Texas
Guinan'S diamonds were pur-
chased at auction by Charles
Valentine, Guinan graduate.
Fred Raphael, Major BoweS'
assistant. is a pGppy, his wite
bGSSineting a Seven-pOund lad to
be tagged Byron. Block & Sui
~ UiH tete Eddie Cantor at
Leon & Eddie'S Wednesday out
of gratitude. Odd 1DGger:: $780,
900 to $4,000 offered By OAR
nell and Company to Brokers
Ferguson and Wycott that Pilots
MARITIME and Kuhn iDould not
successfully complete their pro-
posed air flight from NeU York
to Rome. ssGrd Short
trGUels DotOn Memory Lane
Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Bing Runs Program

Bing Crocby, currently featured
in Here Is My Heart" went back
on the air September Is, in COM
plete charge Of his own program.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06
Overconnes Obstacles

Ida Lupino has survived both q
severe automobile smashup and In
fantile paralysis during her quest
for screen fame.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06

lChan's Courage" Comedy, Cartoon: Sat-
urday, Treasure Island" Wallace
Berry, Jackie Cooper. Comedy. Cartoon,
Serial,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-10-06

RAPHAEL-sundaya and Monday: Ed
ward G. Robinson in THE Man with
Two Faces" Tuesday: when Sinners
Meet" Give Brook and Diana Wynn
ward. Wednesday and Thursday: ELISA
Landi. Frank Morgan in Sisters Under
the Skim comedy, $50 This Is Harris"
Friday: THE Party's Over" with Stu
art Erwin and Ann Sothern. Saturday:
Lane Chandler in Gums for Hire