Evening star., 1934-04-01
Washington S Players.
JOURNEYS END" AT G. W.

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- by Cue and Curtain, dramatic
organization of George Washington
University, on Thursday and Friday,
April 26 and 81, at the Wardman Park
Theater. Journeys End will ke re-
membered as the war play written by
p. c. Sheriff, a British amateur,
which after a successful run in Lon
don was several seasons ago imported
into the United States, where it was
the biggest hit of the year. The play
is a character study of the emotional
reactions of group of British officers
during their six-day stretch at the
front eliminating in a heavy German
drive.
PIERCE HALL PLAYERS.
THE Pierce Hall Players will present
= on April "a and rs comedy en-
titled ITO Have the Honor" by A. A.
Milne, under the direction of Miss
Ina Hawes, and including in the
leading roles Paul Alexander and
Ruth Perrott. The play was first
presented in this country under the
title Meet the Prince" K. Hiding
Beij is the technical director and
Edmund Evans the production man
ager.
COLUMBIA PLAYERS CAST.
4 URoRA POsToN and Samuel Gray
= will play the leading roles in
THE First Mrs. Fraser" the st,
John Ervine comedy drama, which
the Columbia Players will present at
Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and Harvard
streets, on April II and l8. Others
IN the cast are Allen Foster, president
OF the Players: Eileen Fowler, Kath-
ryn Logan, Robert Miller, Wayne
Bobst and Dorothea Lewis. Gerald
Miller is directing the production.
Dorothy White is property manager
and Jane Ruby is stage manager.
PLAY TO HAVE PREMIER.
DOMAINE STEVENS, Helen Shields.
Dorothy Winchcole and Howard
Whitfield, all former Clifford Brooke
students. have been prominently cast
IN Devil in the House. a three-act
drama by Murray Sheehan and
Margaret Wright. The play will be
given its world premier by the Bart
f1eld Players on the evenings of
April 5 and 6. Dorothy Winchcole is
playing the role recently relnquished
by Maud Howell Smith. Murray
Sheehan and Howard Whitfield are
now directing the production. Stage
managing Is in the hands of William
Austin Davis. Jean Smith and James
M. Rawls are handling properties.
TREASURE ISLAND"
p1RATES and buccaneers will tread
the boards at Roosevelt Audi
torium on Friday and Saturday. when
the Washington Community Players,
directed by Bes Davis Schreiner,
will appear in a stage version of
Robert Louis Stevenson's world
famous classic. Treasure Island"
with Elizabeth Gatlin Pritchard as
rehearsal director and George Far
rington as technical director. Assist
ing Mrs Pritchard and Mr.. Earring
ton are Dorothy Crossant, Wilma
Wright Flood, Wilbur Belts and
Harold Snyder.
The cast will include Maud Howell
SIIIltll, 4HOIIldS M. Cdllll, Maurice
Jarvis, Robert Halsted. John Sikken.
Kent Dyer, Arthur Bradley White, H.
R. Baukhage. Howard Whitfield,
George harrington, Donald Moriarty.
Eldred Wilson, Jesse Veitch, Eugene
Stevens, Barry Simpson, Andrew
Dent, Wade Robinson, Walter Bucher.
j. T. Radcliffe, w. L. Prothero and
others
GOODBYE AGAIN"
THE Montgomery Players. in pre-
: senting Goodbye Again" at.the
Bethesda Chevy Chase H1sh Sn1ool
auditorium on Saturday. April IA
will offer locally the first nom
professional performance of this re-
cent Broadway success. The comedy
is being directed by Richard w. West
wood, with j. A. Bishop in charge of
the stage setting. Mrs. Mcleod
Maurice is supervising the properties.