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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

an IDEAL horse for hunt ntV club. % For psrtcue i
lars address Box 2l2-D. Star ofilce.
FOR sALE--1 good riding horse. $35; 2
NM NJ HPst Opposite ODD d FelioWs lows Hail. Fails
Church. Va. Phone Falls Church 8.
MILK GOATS AND KIDS. Toggenburg and
Sahanen Drink goats, milk for health;
among goats. Miss Hunt, Rosedere Cat
terry. Falls Church 496
FOR SALE-Six saddle horses and equip
ment. Address Box ADD. Star office.
HORSESHOE pair of outstanding black
and mules. 1I02 N. Wash St. Alex. Va.
FOR SALE-1 fine 3-year-old mare. Call
126 Mount Vernon Blvd, near tea house.
Phone ME. 1919.
COLTS l(2I, beautiful. well-bred, 10 hands;
will make good hunters; can jump. Phone
Falls Church S05-F-3.
FRESH REGISTERED JERSEY heifer, and
calf; finely Bred; SIS Mrs. A. H. Schultz,
Falls Church. Va. Lee Highway.
3 GATED, saddle horses, plantation horse.
2 thorcughbreds and several half breeds.
Georgia 96s4, Adams 2796.
FARM AND GARDEN.
WELL ROTTED COW MANURE. 75c hum
dred-lb. sack; sacks. So. Rich dirt, 5Oc
sack. q sacks: 500; Dry hard wood. IS So
hurst Dairy; Bethesda. Md. or phone
Cleveland 1915.
WELL ,RoTTEp COW MANURE, 7Se hun N
epeai6 H saGk SACKS nd ~ bsHd Rieh ood alFad 9ss
hurst Dairy; Bethesda. Md. or phone
Cleveland 1915.
TREES at low prices; white dogwood and
Mimoss; fern-lke leaves; beautiful fow-
erS. Phone KenSington SO.
pANSY PLANTS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


1892 CHEVROLET, little used. chassis,
complete with diversified tires. less motor
| and tenders. Falls Church 5SS.
FRIGIDAIRE, model 43; 4 cubic
foot size; brand-new demonstrator
one only, at a big saving; also large,
15foot size, one only. Carroll Sup
ply Co., III 18th st. NV.
BRUNSWICK,
Worlds largest bar. fixture manufacturers.
Complete bars cocktail wagons, Lowest
/ prices. l32 West Fayette st. Baltimore. Md.
REUPHOLSTERING.
Three piece living room suite reuphol-
stored for S45; made like new In finest
tapestry and friezette; Workmanship guar
annteed ante L, Franee upholstering is Co. 25oo
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KING TRUMPET Tiberty model, silver
plated. gold bell, $40. Before 3 pm. l23i
Harvard ST. NV.
UPRIGHT, Marshall Il Wendell. plain ma
hoRany case. superior tone and action;
Sl25 discount for cash. Address Box 30-C.
Star office.
PIANO e1 Al b.nrh phlays1n almost new: mahogany
sale; terms. 635 Irving st. NV.
PIANOS at a great reduction. These In
StrumentS have been out on rent and are
as good as new. Grands as low as Si15:
uprlghtS Tor $50 up; large stock to select
from. Monthly payments accepted. Pianos
able. Hardman; Harrington, Gable and
kranich Bach pianos. Hugo Worch.
PLAYER PIANO like new; cost 5000; will
sacrifice for $50. l22S Trinidad ave. ne.
PIANO. in excellent condition. for sale
at SIS: for disposal today. See. 1t at
American Storage Co. 2SOl Georgia ave
CORNET- fine Wurlitzer
with case; must sacrifice; $50 for imme-
diate sale. Phone evenings. Holmes. DE.
6i14.
PIANO SPECIALS-Leslie Brothers. mahoE-
any. 500. small size. William Knabe. ma
hoeany. Sl95. medium size. Davies g. Sons
small studio uph.. mahogany. S2@5. Baby
grand. mahogany, $3.50. #. = in. Stien
uph mahogany. S325 medium size. St'ef
grand. mahogany. S675, ) #. . in. Stief
grand. $50. mahogany, q IT. 4 in. All the
above are splendid pianos. Some look like
and are as good as new. All sold on a
Sttef guarantee: easy terms. low as So
per no. Chas. NJ. Stief. Inc. 1870 G NV.
PIANO. Bradley upright, excellent tone
SO We 0016. Branch 400 Sunday or
after pm.
RADIO-Philco 9-tube cabinet set in per-
So. 80. Demonstration at 1896 Colora do
ave. W. Apt. 30l. GE. 0433.
ROSEWOOD PIANO. SIS. AT 327 Ist St
ne. SUNDAY. l to 5 D.m.
FOR SALE for storase CHARGES; Electric
S25. S;i5 and S45: in good condition
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co, 1913 You
st. NV. North 3343
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ELEC. REFRIGERATORs floor models,
301e to 400 of for cash; FULLY guaran-
teed; 4-5-6-S Gu. #. sizes 709 9th st.
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ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. coins
silver. watches. diamonds. etc. Highest
prices. Gold Refining, Inc. 400 10th NV.
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GAS RANGES, new 1884 Garland Senior
and Junior table top. with automatic hight
ers; also Detroit Jewel Philgas ranges, for
gas service beyond gas mains; used Gar
land restaurant range. 6 top burners. grid
ole, etc: cheap. 2G6 Carroll st. Takoma.
D. c.. GE. 5000. Plenty parking space
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4240-2 39th ST. NV. AT WISCONSIN
ave Two rooms, Kitchen bath $40 and
e45: electric refrigeratlon on house cur
rnnt- LanIIEI In preII,.-.s
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GAS RANGES Close-out sale. big savings;
new and rebuilt: all kinds. Capital. 1924
I, NV Ma Sqn5
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BEST PRICES for your furniture. house
hold effects stocks of merchandise. Office
| furniture. fixtures. Best and quickest re-
| S,ilfS Call
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32223 ASH ST, MT. RAINIER. MD r,
KIT. ami. @no floor, high elevation, h.-wh
heat. light FUN. desirable and convenient;
no objection a infant.
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l44o n ST-TWO ROOMS KITCHEN
private bath; completely furnished for
b k; $40; janitor services. Phone North
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| c1G sth ST sW ACROSS sMITFSON-
! ian Pa-k)-3 rooms. completely furnished
! including heat. Fight gas linens. china
| etc: neMlv papsrei and decnrafed
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R. c. A. VICTOR RADIO. 1894, 12-tube
superheterodvne. biacoustic: will sacriflce.
Call after IL pm. North 0947-J.
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WEIGHT TESTING MACHINE. Raybestos;
brake lining driller and other equipment;
cheap. laos 7th ST. NV.
WOOD, IS cord; well seasoned, cut any
length: free delivery. NE GSj6 l3'
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PANSY PLANTS
Best Strain-S1.5 so Per Hundred.
North 1892
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS every Sun. Mon. Tues;
started chicks all times never closed. Call
at hatchery or phone Gaithersburg 1SO
GaithershuIg Hatchery. Compliance 434,
Gaithersburg. Nd.
CERTIFIED BABY CHICKS, certified and
blood-tested by the Univ. of Maryland for
Pollurum disease. We specialize in Barred
Rocks White Rocks and S. c. Leghorns.
All at.hed from our own eggs We invite
you TO visit the farm to inspect our flock.
or write for circular. AyTlawn Farms.
Bet iesda. Nd.
BABY CHICKS & CUSTOM HATCHING.
J D. FERGUSON
P. o. Rockville. Md. Phone Kens. 1851.
CHICK Barron & Hollywood Leg
horns. Also heavy breeds.
Low prices. WHITE LEGHORN FARMS.
Box WS. Richfield. Pa.
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2540 14th NW-NICELY FURNISHED
front apt. . rooms, K. and b.: gas and
elec. included employed adults or families
1OID- Ia
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF Presidents,
statesmen. stamp collections. coins bought
and sold Hobby Shop. 7l6 18th. DI. 1872.
BED-DAV.. a, bed. rug ice box. din. rm.
suite, sec bookcase. chairs. tables. ward
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rooms. kitchenette. private bath. refrigera-
tor; private home: heat. hghts. shade. bus
one block; adults. Shepherd 3'237. -
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URNITURE-Selling entire 5-room con-
tents bv piece or whole leaving city ac-
count of death. 7l3 llth st NV. md
floor
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1890 BELMONT ST. N.W-COOL COR
ner apartment. big. bright rooms, k. b..
FriEidalre: neMly decorated: SO 50.
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Observation-Disclosures

1890 COLORADO AVE. NW.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; Frigidaire: reasonable
rental Resident manaeer. Apt. 202.
3Os md ST Sc. Mr.. CAPITOL AND
Library-Entire LIST floor. lovely rms.
| and tile b.. Frlgidaire; adults; only $50. I.
1924 18th ST NV. JUST SOUTH COL.
I'd. opposite Cook SCHOOL, Is rooms. b..
S47 81: lease See lanitOr
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Tl5 ALLISON ST NW-WELL FUR
niShed bed room living room. kitchen.
dinette; private home; adults. Adams
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FURNITURE-Bed room living room, din
ing room suites; also odd pieces wanted
at once Will pay cash. Adams 1916
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING house
hold: also small piano; will pay falr price.
Phone METROPOLITAN 1864. o.
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ARCOLAS (2), used. 500 and S25 each;
also one new Arcola. Will del. and inst,
at ex. cost A. F. Sengstack REGISTERED
Plumbing, Heating, ATlantlc 4o-l' d.~9
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APPAREL. FURNITURE. household eoods;
aides mems children's wearing apparel
OF all kinds bought. We pay cash. Call
Cohen'S. NE. 1149. 05 L st. NV.
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COLLIE PUPS and erovn stock. beauti-
tu!ly marked and healthy; females So:
males. 50: Hull Farm Kennels West
more. Rockville Nd
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WASHING MACHINE Easy Spinner.
$50 50: excellent condition Apex Elec.
Co 700 9th st. NV. at G
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WOOD. seasoned. So cord; you haul It.
KPnSjuRtOD ON
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CHOICE NV. APT, $50.
DE LUXE 4-RAI. APT, SIS.
Modern apt bldg. near 18th and PARK
rd: bright exposure large rooms and clos
cts. finest fittings. refrigeration; handy to
school. stores. theaterS Phone AID. 551N.
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174O PARK RD NW-TWO ROOMS
kitchen. bath: large outside rooms; well
furnished: heat. electricity, phone.
THREE ROOMS BATH. SUN PORCH;
$50.
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THE KENNEDY-WARREN = BEAUTIFUL
Broom apt; available April 15. Inquire
at desk or phone Adams $500.
1919 ST NV BED ROOMS. l BED.
and living room. large kitchen, private
bath: adults only. s.
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FURNITURE of one-room apt. privileEe
of renting apt; reasonable. Apt. SO9'
II ct
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BED. Windsor, graceline style; coil spring,
layer felt mattress; S6.50 each; single and
double bed sizes, To close out. Ideal
Bedding Co. 62o ST. NV.
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ALWAYS TOP PRICES paid for old gold
and Jewelry, mems clothing. typewriters
cameras. binoculars and sporting goods
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1872 BELMONT RD. SOUTH OF 18th
and Colunbia-Large room. kitchenette.
with sink. range sleeping porch; So; no
rhildren
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Observation-Disclosures cash prices paid for
all kinds furniture. small refrigeratorS. s.
burner gas ranges National l1g6
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ESKIMO sPTTZ pups correct type Mrs.
kaldenbach. Charlotte & Jefferson ave
, East Rlverdale. Nd.
/ DACHSHUND PUPPIES A K C. regis
Tered. pedigreed; males. $50: females S25
| Robert W. Horton, WEST u6lU 3U43 n
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ARCOLA BOILER AND RADIATION. whole
or part; will install if desired. Decatur
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FURNTTURE-Fine piano $50: was $3.50;
3-piece brown leather davenport SUIT; hv-
ing room and BED room pieces; bargain.
5000 Roth st NV EN-. $500.
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ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-THPEE
bright rooms. inclosed porch; adults
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BABY'S BATHINETTE complete. prac.
new: nice play pen given to purchaser.
Excellent buy. Call any time. Apt. 46.
1oRO 81
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CABIN CRUISER. % #; sleeps 4 4-cyl
Palmer conversion motor; sacrifice. $3.50.
Floodeate. I4tn and Water sts. s.w. See
Mr HALEY
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REFINED YOUNG LADY HAS ATTRAC-
tive apartment to share with another.
Convenient downtown location. Cool in
Summer. References exchanged Address
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AUTO ROLLER JACKS, Walker g. Man
lev, S25 each; Walker curb jack, $40;
Manley Press, S25: Weaver crane. crane S65d,G0; Sd,n5
machine S:35: bench grinders. $3.50 and
$40; Miller Falls drill. -: $50, j. Devil- s,sdr
$3.50; oil spray gun. $3.50; a. c. radio.
SIS; viseS, s. and $3.50; anvil, 50; vac
nlnnnnr prat,,inr S1S. creeners. g each |.
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AUTO CYLINDER measuring gauge, also
10-inch lathe chuck, new; expansion
reamers Apt. . llO9 l4th NV
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FURNITURE bric-a-brac, china glass
ware, rugs. silverware. paintings; highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams
SI22 lrh
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BOATS.

starter; sleeps two. Address Box SAD
Star Office
THOMPSON sea model. with johnson ~
motor; fully equipped. Phone Walnut
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WOOD. oak and pine. s. per cord. deliv-
cred; all split. Call NE. Gs39.
WOOD-Seasoned oak, any length. deliv-
cred CITY or suburbs. $40 cord E
Beach Norbeck. Md. Ashton l16-F-2
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RUGS-Imported Oriental Persian. Chi
nese, other patterns: 7Xl0, S22:: SKI !;
S32 so; 9X1o. S37 50; scatter rugs 81 and
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ON ROCK CREEK PARK, NEAR 18th AND
Columbia I'd rooms. kitchen. Frigidaire
dree). bath with shower, southern expos
ure: completely furnished, sos per month.
Address Box AID Star office.
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HOUSE-TRAILER; strong light, roomy;
10 windows, > doors: accommodate large
family: sacrifice, 5000. Lowery. Wash.
Tnurist Camn
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sTUDIO-CHFERY. COY TOP FL ! R.
k. b, Sleep-6In. porches. 2 expos aftrac..
clean airy quiet: c h ": adults 633 Q =
TWO-ROON AND BATH APT. NEW
stove refrigeration. reasonable n. H eve.
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1921 WISCONSIN AVE- ROOMS
kitchen. hath. screened porch. So 50; re
frieeration, light included: adults. CL
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Getting Dressed UD

The Rumba dancers who ar
rived from Cuba to appear in
Paramount'S "Rumba," today
were being fitted for many cos
tunes which they will wear in
the film.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
AHam From South

Way down South in the land OF
cotton is plenty Of money for foot
light entertainment. You hear it
from everybody who comes from
Dixie. :. It's not that they are
tired of the movies. No indeed.
They still go for the screen enter.
tainment. But after seeing it for
80 weeks or more over the year a
girl and tune show on the stage
looks very, very good. So also
hit plays.
Broadway should wake up
There is good money, plenty of it.
away from the key cities and in
the Southern one night stands.
"A ham from a Ham," says the
message. I have just completed
unravelling a Smithfield ham that
comes from somewhere in North
Carolina where the Earl Carol
VanitieS is touring and rolling UP
dividends. Ken Murray sends il
with the word he hasn't seen as
many new cars and farmers with
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

measure. Cliff Edwards is an
other to stage a comeback7this
time in George Whites new film,
Scandals" at Fox. Reggie Owen
has dispatched an agent to the
Kentucky breeding farms to pick
out q few nags which he hopes
will cop sheckels at the Santa
Anita track this Christmas Day.
The meanest thief in the world
is supposed to be the one who robS
a church. And one of them made
a good haul the other midnight
when Monogram's Women Must
Dress" company was filming in
terror scenes at st. Mary's Church
in Hollywood.
The loot consisted of purses and
valuables belonging to cast mem
bers and extras. Minna GombellS
wig, valued at SITS. was stolen.
The loss of the wig will require
the company to film around Miss
Gombell until a duplicate is made.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Kid Millions
Due Next

Happiness, music and general
hilarity take a new high in "Kid
Millions" the latest laugh riot
starring Eddie Cantor, which
Loew's Palace will bring to its
screen when Greta Garbo'
Painted Veil" winds up its cur
rent run.
Eddie jumps from native Brook
lyn to the heart of Egypt to claim
an amazing inheritance of ST.
100000. The pitfalls encountered
and the exciting and all-too-humor
Gus events that bring him nearer
to this fortune, make kid Mil
lions easily the best of the sue
cessful series of Cantor hits.
In addition to the banjo-eyed
comedian the large cast includes
Ethel Norman, Block and Sully, OF
radio popularity, Burton Churchill
Warren Hymer, George Murphy
Ed Kennedy and many others.
New songs by the score, eye-fill
ing scenes, the usual quota Of
gorgeous girls, and comedy unsur
passed are important ingredients
of this Cantor hit.
News, a comedy and short sub
jectS will be added.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Was
Chorus Boy

Pat O'Brien, who is the hard
boiled sergeant, "Scrapper"
Thornhill in "Flirtation Walk" !"
the First National picture now
showing at Warner Bros. Earle
Theater, revealed during his To-
cation trip to West Point that
Jimmy Cagney is not the only ex-
chorus boy who has made good
in "Sock 'em" parts.
O'Brien, moreover, doubled the
Cagney adventures as a chorus
boy by serving in two Broadway
shows in such a capacity, while
Cagney appeared in only one.
Pat was a chorus boy in "Ad-
rienne," and "Blue Eyes," Jimmy's
one was "Pitter Patter."
Pats chorus experiences were
taken out of necessity rather
than desire. He admits it took
a little while to get on the
Broadway stage and that when
he did get the chorus jobs he was
pretty happy about them.
AS soon as he could, however,
he deserted the musical comedies
to go into plays without music,
in stock and touring companies.
He has not danced on the stage
since Blue Eyes," and his only
screen dancing was in a ball
room sequence of Here Comes
the Navy"
Filtration Walk" is a thrill
ing romance of glorious youth
with a mammoth setting. the
action taking place in Hawaii
and Vest Point. There is an
an-star cast which includes Dick
Powell, Ruby Keeler, Pat O'Brien,
Ross Alexander, Glen Boles,
Henry O'Neill, John Arledge and
Quinn Williams. The picture is
a Frank Borzage production.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

Iale or Two ClCleS.
Charles Bickford, red.headed,
hard1boiled movie hero, garage
owner md dozen other things,
has suddenly turned author and
sold his literary m a terpiece,
"Lampblack," to Universal. If sal
ary arguments can be adjusted,
Charley will also star in the piece.
Wanderings Around Hollywood
:. when Louise Fazenda walked
on "The Winning Ticket" set at
MGM the other morning she was
fired! There was girl made up to
resemble her. For the first time in
her entire screen career, Louise
now has a stand-in. Was she re
lieved when the incident was ex-
plained!. .Plaudits to those mem.
bers of the film colony's younger
set (Sue Carol, Patricia Ellis,
Henry Wilson, Anita Louise and
many others) for their tireleSS ef-
forts to make the Mary Blackford
benefit huge success. Hollywood
en- maSse got together to aid an
unknown, pretty little girl whom
few knew personally, but whose
plight (she is a victim of paralysis
following an auto accident) so
touched the hearts of the entire
movie village. Here's luck, Mary!
On the gossipy side of the street
Walter Jurmann and Bronislav
Kaper, a couple of Vienna'S favor
ite composers, have arrived to
dish up ditties for MGM. Gus
Kahn will crack out with the
lyrics. Constance Golfers pet
peke, Miss Elizabeth Brown lis
that a name for a pooch, or is
that a nameD will also appear
with her on the screen. Stanley
Cortez, RIGS kid brother, is now
assistant to George Barnes, the
Cd111GId-CL d11hC1 dG w dAAACAo 'AAA
order to play Marlene Dietrich's
lead, Caesar Romero (replacing
Joel McCrea) will alternate be-
tween the Josef Won Sternberg set
and "Clive of India" at United
Artists, where he is finishing a
role with Ronald Colman.
Arthur BOran wants to know II
you've heard the new KingfiSh
song? It's Button Up Your Over
coat, Huey Long to Me"
Things and stuff about Holly
wood. Baby Rose Marie is in
town to appear in the next Jackie
Cooper movie. 1t is good to hear
that Sterling Holloway, who lives
up to his first monniker as far as
histrionics are concerned, has
landed a long-term ticket at Fox
And, what's more, he's to be given
every opportunity to display his
talent. His first boost will be in
Buddy DeSylva's film, "The Torch
Bearers" with Walter Woolf and
Alan Dinehart tossed in for good
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

Joins New Play
The Theater Guild has slipped
Margalo Gilmore into the lead girl
role of valley Forge" She will
play the big part opposite Philip
Merivale when the new show about
George Washington comes to town
next week.
Margalo is the daughter OF
Frank Gilmore, head Of the
Actors Equity Association. I have
been watching her and admiring
her talents ever since she played
ingenue leads with George Mar
Shalls stock company. That in
cludes fine performances in "Out'
ward Bound" Berkeley Square"
and "Barretts of Wimpole Street" j"
At the close of last season she
was thrust into the lead role OF
'Mary of Scotland" after Helen
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Young Dancing Star
Assigned New Role

Diana Lewis, who was diScov-
cred several months ago in a Hol-
lywood stage revue, today was
given an important role in me
Without YOU" in support of Joe
Morrison and Helen Twelvetrees.
Conrad Nagel, Airline Judge,
Ray Milland, Toby Wing, and Ed
ward Craven also were added to
the cast of ME Without You" )"
which is being directed by Ralph
Murphy.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

bankrollS since washington won
an American League pennant. Let
me see. That was away back in
the Dark Ages. I'll have to call up
Clark Griffith to get the exact
date.
Odd Name for Play
The latest Broadway smash hit
is "The Children's Hour" This
sounds like something to be read
to the kiddies when the sandman
is coming.
Instead Of that it is a sensitive
and thoroughly adult treatment Of
homo-sexualism. From this far
away point let me second Burns
Mantle'S motion that a new title
for this play is in order. Some
thing more in keeping with its
Somber theme.
Herman Shumlin produced and
directed the new play. He hasn't
had a New York success since
Grand Hotel"
Variety Broadcast
Variety Clubs first annual ban
quet at the willard Hotel Satur-
day night will be broadcast over
WJSV from 10:30 p. m. on and
for at least an hour over the net
work of the Columbia Broadcast
ing System.
Arrangements for this broad
cast were completed by Lou
Brown, chairman of the publicity
committee of Variety Club, and
Jess Willard and Lee Everett, Of
WJSV, yesterday afternoon.
The adcaSt will start
promptly at 10:30 when George
Jessel, master of ceremonies, will
take over the stage and in rapid
fire order present 18 big-time
vaudeville and radio acts. The
broadcast will continue until the
entertainment is brought to q
close, some time in the wee
small hours of the morning.
Among those who will be heard
are: Shirley Ross, M.-G.-M. sing
ing star; Raymond Baird, the
musical genius; the Poet Prince
of radio fame; Johnny Woods,
the man with a thousand voices;
the FunnybonerS, radio stars;
Slim Timblin, Willie Bryant and
his orchestra, the Three Playboys
and a score of other stage
celebrities.
Pickford, Author
Mary Pickford has been ac-
cepted by the literary world as a
writer and yesterday Zona Gale at
her New York apartment in the
Sherry Netherlands had the film
star meet the intelligentsia OF the
book world.
1T all seems like a dream. 1t
all seems unreal" murmured Miss
Pickford, breaking away from a
choice constellation Of literary
lights Illuminated by DR.. William
Lyon Phelps, Mary Roberts Rine-
hart, Edwin Balmer and Henry
; Seidel Candy, in order to shake
hands with the Grand Duchess
Marie and her half sister, Prin-
cess Natalie Paley, daughter OF
the late Grand Duke Paul Of
Russia.
All of this acclaim because Of
Miss Pickford's book, "Why Not
Try God?" which is really an es-
say of 5000 words that appeared
in a jitney weekly about a year
ago.
It leaked out at the party that
Mary Pickford has been writing
scenarios under the name of
Katherine HennesSy. She also
said she had completed a novel
called 1.-The Demi-Widow" and had
several short stories and a nov
elette in mind.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Director Unable to
Get Spanish Actors

Director Josef Won Sternberg is
having a tough time of it finding
Spaniards in California, the land
of the DonS.
Four hundred real Spaniards
(not Mexicans) are needed for
his new Marlene Dietrich picture,
Caprice Espagnole,' at Para
mount, and after interviewing
500 applicants yesterday, only 1875
of them were found to qualify.
At that rate, he expects to inter
view another 1000 people to find
the remaining $50 that he needs.