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The Washington times., 1935-11-25
TRAFFIC DEATH
TOLL 1O2

One hundred and two persons
have been killed in traffic acci-
dents in Washington since the
first of the year.
This was the death toll here to-
day, after fatal injuries yesterday
to Richard Good, so, colored, 48S
L st. S. W., who was run down at
Water and Seventh Streets South
west, by an automobile which po-
lice reported was operated by JOS
eph S. Click, %, of the HOO block
New Jersey Ave. S. E.
Click was released in the Gus
tody of his attorney.
Two colored persons were killed
near Beltsville, Md, yesterday
when the automobile in which
they were driving collided head-in
with another machine. Those
killed were Ernest Scott, %, and
Florence Madden, 80, both of Bal
timore. In the same accident three
other occupants of the car suf-
fered minor injuries.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
EIks Building Dedicated

Exercises marking the dedica-
ton of the new annex to the
home Of Columbia Lodge of Col
ored Elks, Third and Rhode
Island Avenue, were held yester-
day. The principal address was
given by w. L. Houston, local at
torney. other speakers included
Perry w. Howard, grand legal
adviser and Judge w. C. Hueston
commissioner of education.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25

Officially opens after months Of re-
search and discussion! We studied the
problems of sleeping comfort from every
angle we thumped mattresses and tested
springs {. . went deeply into the cOnstruc-
tion of bedsteads. Now we believe we have
the situation we'll in hand; no matter what
your personal preferences you'll find what
you want in our new shop. From those
stream-lined affairs that masquerade as
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
Plane Flies
Toward Adds Ababa

Adds ABABA, Nov. Is G.N.SJ.
The Ethiopian government today
received a telephone report that
mysterious airplane of unknown
identity was flying in the direction
of Adds Ababa from the East.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
HALLE STILES

HALLE STILES
RADIO singer who won a
divorce from Grant Dick
son Green, jr, at Reno, New.
Their home is in Syracuse,
N. Y,
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR

divans during the day to emerge full-sized
beds at night, to the Early American sim
plicity of the bed that grandmother dOtes
on. You can see them make your Sc
lections in dayIighted shop in an atmOs-
phere undisturbed and uncrOwded. This
matter of good sleep is so important it de-
serves the proper setting. Come in. Visit
our new department. We hope you'll like it!
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1882 de luxe convertible coupe
beautiful blue finish tenders to match; 8
cream wire wheels, motor excellent. spot
down and S21 per month. Simmons Motor
Co. 1888 14th st. Phone Decatur 5173.
PONTIAC 1895 de luxe sport coupe:
driven less than 900 miles; finished in a
beautiful green. You save over 5000 when
you invest S775 IN this car See it and
youn need no urging to buy. Superior
MOTORS. 1870 18th st. NV. Decatur 1900
PONTIAC 1882 sport sedan; wire wheels:
very best condition. Sacrifice S295: give
terms. S25 down. 3161 18th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 2-door brougham; buiIt-in
trunk: 1900 actual miles; privately
owned and shows the best of care. will
give previous owners name on request;
S415. Call Mr.. Prentiss. Decatur 1910
PONTIAC 1898 sport coupe quiet, power
iul o-cyl. motor; fine tires. finish almost
ike new. clean interior Honestly Priced
AZ S425. liberal General Motors terms.
owens Motor Co. 1923 Ga ave
PONTIAC coach 1880. beautiful new blue
nnlsh, nne condition throughout SI65
metro Motors. 1925 14th NV.
STUDEBAKER. 1884 Dictator custom se-
S1I dan 2nd series; built-in trunk power
nrakes. all-steel body finished in beautiful
every detail; 1919. Lee D. Butler Inc
ll3S Conn. ave. Phone District 0IlO.
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBHES.

OLDSMOBILE 1884 SO" convertible coupe:
black finish and like new in every single
Pro, Inc 1925 14th ST.
PACKARD little 8 de luxe sedan; 8 wheels.
trunk. beautiful maroon finish: best care.
Party leaving for Kentucky. Sacrifice,
S225; terms. $50 down. 3161 18th ST. NV.
PACKARD "sS a.O1.a sOnysTtiSls Ns sedan 4seqF
AEM.dSRI, I,, ,oS4ESaSTRE sisi,tss*' ssso: s
Asensy ierms w sa17 satmo%rs % ave- fsah PHfApsEf Sefe
PHIA. Phone MADISON 1880. Open
Sunday and evenings. 16s
PACKARD 1880 club sedan; Packard blue
Wheel Wheels. ' side mountinss. trunk. R' perfect {
around Left @ e ;. bs sSid 81 by local doctor;
fssa psone tsG Nstions aefA 7a Open evennSs vs Ne
PACKARD 1888 "12O' touring sedan;
driven very little BY company executives;
Packard Dealer. 1920 deorsia ave.
PIERCE-ARRow. de luxe roadster; paint
down. BeI Motors. 1912 18th St. NV
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan; in per
Call Metropolitan 2531.
PLYMOUTH 1892 sport coupe. P-B model
second series. de luxe clean as pin. Very
few OF these cars are on sale at present.
Perfect motor runs Iso,f1 ine: original pnco.
down 9diy Motor sies Balance @ z
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coupe; factory
black finish like new, complete de luxe ac-
cessories rumble seat. spotlessly clean and
pss s4 esss term
Phone fhsas; National d s5s@. Open evenings. A''
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

sTUDEBAKER 1882 Dictator St. Regis
sedan. finished in black lacquer with 6
chrome steel wheels and seat covers; up
holstery. top and tires excellent. real
Butler value at 1899. Lee d. Butler Inc
113S Conn. ave. Phone District 0110.
STUDEBAKER 1888 President de luxe Sc
dan-Here is fine car that is In tiptop
shape In every detail. Trade your small
Ford or Chevrolet and get a comfortable,
large car. Only S595. Emerson & Orme,
18th and NJ SITS. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1894 late model President
custom sedan. with built-in trunk and
safety glass thcoughout; was purchased
new June 20, 1894: car exactly one year
old Has had only one owner and has
many extra accessories. Cost new 81. $50
here in the city. Will sacrifice for almost
half price and will finance for If months
at new-car rates. Perfect mechanically;
60-day guarantee; almost new car. Sale
price only S745. Don't delay: II will be
sold soon. Phone North 9139 Standard
Motor Sales. Inc. 2024 14th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER late 1894 6 sedan; has
built-in trunk safety glass original light
colored body and Tenders; not a scratch or
mark inside or out; runs like a new car,
Priced at S505. which is a real wonderful
bargain; new-car terms. 8 months. Sim
mons Motor. Inc, 1888 14th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 5l73.
Evening star., 1935-08-14

PONTIAC 1884 IS" coupe-A car that cam
not be told from new. Carries our new-car
guarantee A big saving for some one. S629.
L. p. Steuart. 1925 14th st.
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

GRAHAM 1888 sedan, This car is mechan-
ically perfect; original finish same as % new.
nee an6 in every deta
Trew Value at S475. The Trew Motor Co,
1926 l4th st. NV. Phone Decatur 1910.
GRAHAM 1888 sedan; opalescent gray
finish. smart cloth interior. motor power.
full and sound. tires, are excellent; S4g5;
easy terms; money-back guarantee. Leo
Rocca Inc. Z N. Y. ave. ne. Phone Ma
tionaI 1922. Open evenings.
HUDSON 1884 de luxe sport sedan-Here's
one of the newest 1934s you'll ever see.
From bumper to bumper it looks like new;
quality Big trade and easy terms make it
pertinent that you act at oncei Superior
Motors. 1920 18th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
HUDSON 4-door sedan; This car has had
one owner and was given excellent care.
1912 l4th st. NV.
HUDSON 1898 sedan. This car throughout
is perfect. Come. see, be convinced. Duni-
gan Motor Co. 1425 Irving NV. Col. 1903:
HUPMoBILE 1884 latest design, Aero
duty tires; ORIGINAL, mileage less than
car we have offered on the Hsed-eaI ;unaIo mar,
Motor Sales Inc. Hupmobile distributors.
1929 14th st. NV
HUPP 1929 sedan-Excellent transporta-
tion for only sos. Act quickly real
bargain. Emerson & Orme' 18th ana M
HuPMOBnE de luxe sedan 1892 model
en- a1eds dsssn etro s Motors
1925 14th NV.
LAFAYETTE 1898 only months old A
iumbia o46S. Ext. 209.
NASH. 1929 sedan-A. car that will give
See it, Only s1s9. L. P. steusrt, Inc,
1925 14th st.
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coach: driven
only 1900 miles. this car canont be told
make You You want a to buy t pa on sisat, sss5 &
s9S spSo y91f ah kind OF terps Superior M9tors'
PLYMOUTH 1929 4-door sedan: Al con.
ane bafxsn for onS doWs es
only $40. balance S8 per month for IL
months; includes insurance. Standard Mo-
bd rs miles, 1899 sSo GH1 s1%s ssasn sas mGnS aTHfn
Bell Motors. 1872 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH sedan 1880. model SO. ex-
cellent condition: Sl60. Metro Motors
1928 18th NV.
PLYMoUTM PLY 93s, 1894 DC 11 luxe &c, eoachj motor
terror; looks and runs almost like new
car. Honestly Priced at $495. liberal
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co..
1923 Georgia ave.
new every way: full guarantee. trade. easy
terms Blanton Motor Co. Plymouth Deal
ers 80 New York ave. ne. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe coupe. Pc series:
finish and tires like new. carefully driven;
S375. Cali North 4764-J EVENINGS.
PONTIAC 1888 4-door touring sedan;
standard "6"; green finish. cream wire
wheels; very low mileage; new-car Euaran-
PONTIAC '33 de luxe conv. coupe: has
radio. heater. excellent tires, S4S5. NOTE:
Price will drop $40 IN every advertisement
until I,s,;,l car is seld csll Mr.. woodbridge.
ton. original paint like new. Sacrifice.
S135; terms TO responsible party. Phone
Wisconsin 2579-W.
PONTIAC 1884 "s" coupe-A car that can
guarantee A big saving for some one. S629.
L. P. Steuart. 1925 14th st.
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBuES.

NASH 1ss yass
NASHES-We have of these fine models
for your selection. 1882 small s sedan,
black finish. o wire wheels, fine motor
good rubber. and ready to go at S366.
head motor: original maroon finish very
Also isSs Nash advanced VS' sedan n-ys at
tires very good. and a brand-new spare
for only S145. 1880 Nash. twin-ignition
motor: that is IN fine mechanical condition
for 1928. Emerson Orme. nth and M
SITS. NV.
NASH 1890 sedan, model 400. This car
paint and tires: viii give iai many thousands
of miles Of carefree transportation. Cost
new 81 500; our price S245. Call Decatur
NASH 1922 1880 sedan. S425, A value
every respect and guaranteed. Call De-
catur 1910 for demonstration. The Trew
Motor Co. 1926 18th St. NV.
NASH 1898 sedan: good paint and tires;
Al mechanical condition. real bargain
Only sos down. Bell Motosr. 1912 14th
oLDsMoB1LE 1881 sedan; more real value
f9r o eUnadh than WasS
Motors. Ford Dealers, 5000 Georgia ave.
oLDsMOBILE 1898 touring coupe. built-i
trunk. practically new tires. excellent fin-
ish; One iook at this car and you'll be
ssS more sSsn sssS and sT ysa'd 'ssi ssill sss ss
come n MsoF hon 1870 f
NV Phone Decatur 1900.
OLDSMOBILE 1929 sedan. de luxe model,
6 wheels. well Tenders; quiet, powerful
motor; clean interior, excellent finish. fine
Peed at Asy sieo sms ao1n
ance easy. owens Motor Co.. 1923 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1935-08-14

OLDSMOBILE 1894 "S' convertible coupe;
black finish and like new in every single
respect. viii take. car in trade. Jack
Prv, Inc 1925 14th St
Evening star., 1935-08-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
fN--Ns-l

FORD 1898 Victoria de luxe coupe. original
1et-black Duco: clean as a pin inside and
tenders and general appearance like new.
a genuine bargain for only $395; terms;
sos down and S23 per month. Standard
Motor Sales. Inc. 2O24 14th st. NV.
FORD sIf:S 1898 de luxe FoTdor sedan; new
twin horns and tail-lamps. shatterproot
glass. excellent VS. motor. good tires all
ance easy Including 30-day no-cost -serv-
ice and our Famous Blue-Ribbon Guar
nT sfS pSFd osers evenSts N T.
FORD 1882 VS. Fordor de luxe sedan with
safety glass tlate model; has original
paint, dark olive green Duco,, with Jumbo
tires This Is an unusually clean car saIlt and
payment only S25 balance SCI per month.
Standard Motor sales. 2024 14th st. NV
FORD 1894 de luxe sedan, S475 This car
nSt os Sc ied rom oman new An sS o value
at this price Call Decatur 1910 for.
demonstration: guaranteed. The IreW MO-
tor Co. 1926 18th st. NV.
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; black fnisn, red
trim and wheels, clean mohair upholstery.
faultless VS. motor, excellent rubber;
Roees aTe Pbone
National 1922. Open evenings.
FORD 1884 Fordor sedan beautiful tan
finish. motor tires and general condition
Y please the mHs Het ertfa aatHiy buyer ruL
Drive a Nol-an-alyzed car. Nolan Motor
Co. III 18th st. NV.
FORD Victoria. last 1881 series; perfect
order. looks like new; S225: no down pay
ment required. Blanton Motor Co.. 33 New
York ave. ne. Open evenings.
FORD 1881 de luxe roadster only S195;
runs and looks good: any demonstration.
Emerson & Orme. 18th and M SITS NV.
FORD 1880 coupe: rumble seat, sport
model: formerly owned by an of1cial in
Dept: OF Justice; an unusually clean auto;
mobile excellent motor and tires as good
as new. We have. only lust traded this
car in and will sell for S165i terms. S25
down payment and balance $40 month.
Standard Motor Sales Inc. 2024 14th.
FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor; black finish
like new. cream trim and wire wheels; up
holstery clean and shows no wear: driven
very little and IS exceptonally sound; ex-
Cellent tires. Sf19i small down payment,
balance easy including 30-day no-cost
service and our Famous Blue-Ribbon Guar
entee Triangle Ford Dealers, = N Y ave
NV. National 39S2 Open evenings.
GRAHAM 1890 sedan really an exceptional
buy: fully guaranteed; Sl45. terms. Walsh
Evening star., 1935-08-14

GRAHAM 1890 sedan; really an exceptional
buy; fully guaranteed; S145. terms Walsh
Motors. Ford Dealers. 5000 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
mo More Ladies Rises
To Heights of Clever Fun
Henry Armetta Toasted by Townin Sky-Blue
Restaurant -Belasco to Be Modern
lied in Vacation.
ized in Vacation.
BY q. de 9, DAEI.CHER.

YOU'LL Ladies' previeW Of Saturday confirmed
" the carere hght-a
an-ees of q Forsakng All
Others instead
II Gable 1t has Oliver Charles Ruegies.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
ROADSIDE THEATER PLAY
OPENS SEASON TONIGHT

he Roadside TbesteT opens It's sec
Ond Summer season tonight with
& meiodrsm ms. After Dark" by Dion
BoucicauIt, author OF last years first
Offering. ""rhg OcCorooD. " The pro-
duction will run for Two weeks in the
new red barn play house. on the Rock
vile pike. miles beyond Bethesda,
j,LsL past Georgetown Prep School
Al elaborate production. After
Dark, has eight different settings, in
Guiding an underground railway. q
corner of Victoria Station ia London,
sn underworld cabaret and q section
OF London Bridge. The cast has over
~. including principals and minor
players. Anton Hsrdt has directed the
play. and Edith /. Alien designed the
settings.
All phases OF TINS snd succeeding
productions are handled by the man
aging board OF Lhe Roadside Thester.
consisting OF Walter Pick, house man
sger; Richard Crevke. business man.
sseI: Catherine Prichard, publicity
director; Edith |. Allen. designer
technieisn; Anton Hsrdt and Harold
Weinberger play directors. and Edwin
II. Etz, treasurer. Major positions sre
filled by EIdred Wilson, stage man
ager: Dorothy Croisss mt, costume de-
signer and wardrobe mistress; Lsverne
PhilpoGts, electrician. and Msryon
Martin and Paul DicSens, assistant
business mana gers.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
Liquor Paws State 81 .553. .ss7.

PORTLAND. Oreg.. June II Up),-
Jack E. Allen. State llouor control
adminisCra Tor, said yesterday prof1t
Of sI,553.S87 has been netted during
the FIRST IS months of legal les.
total of S1.152s s47 already has
been allocsted for Unemployment re-
lief.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
Where aud When
Current 'rhester Attractions
aud I'ime Of Showing.

Esrte-"Oil for the Lamps OF China, -
al II an 40 AS. 7:05 and gas
pun. stage shows al 1855, $40, 6:20
aud 8 pm
Moon." Al IO:45 s.m. l:25. 4:I0, z
aud g:50 pm Stage shows 81 i2:45,
$3.50. 500 and $40 pm. N
R-K-o Keith's-~Hooray for Love -
as 1903, 2:Os, %Os. 6:OS, S:O3 and
1903 pm,
metropolitan Air Ha wks al tl:S SO
An. 1885. $40. $40. 7:%O and s:45
pun.
P2isce-' Doubling Thomas" ct
ll:l5 am, 20, 3:25, 5:35, 7:4O sno
9:45 pm.
COidmDiz Com 10 Town" al
li:I5 am. !: :O5. $50, 4;4O, .6:25, S:I5
and 10 pm.
T1vSa'-"OW Little Girl" 81 2:40,
43O, 6;l5. S:OSSsnd $50 pm.
Ambassad dOr-"Oil for the Lamps Of
China" al 6. 1855 aud S:45 pun
Howsrd-"G Men al 1880. $50
4:IO. $50 and $50 pm Stage shows
~ l, 800, $40. 8 sno 1920 pm.
Gxyety-~S Sex Madness" continuous
,for men onivI.
Roadside. Rockville Pike-"AfLer
DARK, sG $50 pun.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
ARTS CLUB ENTERT AIMED /.
By DRAMATIC SKETCHES
MisS Coleman Creates Original
Roles aud Fantasy Given
by Brooke Class.

M EMsEffs of the Arts Club we're
entertained last night Dy Miss
Mildred Coleman in h group Vi her
original character sketches, aud oy
TOE Junior cisss OF the Clifford Brooke
Academy playing a one-scL Japanese
fantasy The viii Of the GODS" The
program LOOK place 10 the open air
garden thester of the club.
The sketches By Miss Coleman. who
II sn instructor sL the Clifford Brooke
School ano Whu has been associated
with the stage Tor 10 years. inciuoeo
a British lady having customs ONCE
trouble a brand-neW bride selecting
furniture. lady and her Young sou
dlsruptlog q motion picture theater,
snd. for sn encore. an inexperienced
lady barber attempting shave.
All were written by Miss Coleman
snd all are very entertaining. In
each she displays q keen sense Of
humOr which makes the csricstures
nFisk Satires which occasionally turn
tU broader burlesoue. They are Iot
Of fun
The pla yIet By the children Is q re-
QueSLed repeat performance VI a pro-
ouction which was included Oh q re-
cent program of The scsoemV IL Is Q
pleasant little fantasy about & young
man vino makes q doIl Ior the em-
pefOf. falls IN love with his handi-
work suffers the. sorrow of almost
losing her 10 the monarch. snd then
nlsrTIes heI when she il given life
whoever wrote the plsyiet may have
been laughing up mis- sleeve st the
time. bit his snner OF bringing the
doll TO life is by placing q mirror I'D
front OF her lace and bringing ner
feminine vanity TO the fore.
All OF the Young people seemed 10
enjoy the playing of the piece, with
the result that the audience thor
oughlv enloyed the results OF their
efforts. Main roles we're PLAYED by
ley Wslco5L the ia awless result of
his lsbors, Mary Jane Chase ss the
mother. and Idalyn Cohen snd Esther
Gerber as the two nsrEatisLs who re-
cited the plot OF the story between
scenes. Others who TOOK psrt were
Elizs beth Taylor. Babette Feldmsn
Patricia Benedist, Shirley Rothen-
berg Fay Solomon Kathleen Renkel
Ruth Wiilla MS. Jacoueline Enobrey
Joan PsuIs, MurieI CARRIER, Clyoe
Maxwell. Bernice Phillips, Betty
Marie Miller and IdeIyn KsSs The
play was adapted and directed by
Marie 6 WolcotL. D. M.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
Rickshaws for Tired Golfers.

CHICAGO P.-Something new
for tired golfers. Directors OF West
ward Ho Golf Club here voted TO pur-
chase three rickshaws TO be rented 10
tired members who feel the necessity
OF rest between shots. The board
then went TO work on special ground
rules for rickshsw golfers aud to fig-
ure out rates for the boys who'll pull
the carriages.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

Wisely, too, the producers have
taken members of the original Broad
way cast. They know what it's all
ebout. The d1im will DO two things:
n will increase Joan Crswtords popu-
lerity by leaps and bounds-and It will
confirm most peoples suspicious that
Miss Oliver is the funniest comedienne
in Hollywood
SPAGHETTI, macaroni, Aenry Ar
~ meta and Angie Ratio came into
their own Saturday night. Atop Louis
Mscins's Sky-bIue Italian restsurs ut
these four were honored with all the
noisy enthusiasm that warm Satur-
day night drama scribes and warm
Saturday night Loew 5hester celeb
rites can muster. Wsds OF long, lean
spaghetti disappeared down hungry
throats, while MI. ArmeGIa was toast
ed and Angie Ratio hugged his sc-
cordion and played anything from
his own compositions 10 Italy's Sun
nv Boy Everybody in town was
there. Mussolini should have telt
proud
The bolts were put on the 6elascos
doors Saturday night. Manager Al
Tamarin came out and saw 10 that
himself. Then ne went indoors sno
pondered on all the glory chat would
come 10 this Lafayette Square play
house when 1t reopens in the Fall
For the Belssco Is tar from oeing
dead. 1t is merely bowling out for
. few months, while trusty WOrkmen
90 in and tomorrow start MOD
erniEng it.
A wooden floor viii give wsy 10 a
concrete one. Other things will be
modernized. And on September /,
when the thester rs scheduled 10 re-
open. YOU will not know the place
ct Jesst that's what Ma nsger Tsmsrin
SAID to himself, as he surveyed the
place Saturday night. and, putting
Moscow Laughs" quietly in his
pocket. went home for a late plate
Of cheese end crackers.
Iva LIE GALLIENNE's appearance
ct the Fox next FRIDAY together
with Charlie Chan Is causing all
sorts of excitement She viii play Ghe
balcony scene from Romeo snd
Juliet instead of The Open Door. -
the playIet that Capitol, New York,
audiences saw Two weeks ago With
her will be Donald Cameron. we'll
known Shs kespesrean and Civic Rep
ertory actor. The report chat Richard
Wsrine would be Romeo is therefore
unfounded. MI. Waring is on his way
back TO- Hollywood where NC IA is
planning big things for him. Last
season he came very near being De vid
Copperfield Frank LawLon. you my
remember. won Ghe decision.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

Bartered Bride" ".......... Smeta na
Charles Owen.)
Excerpts from The Desert
song Romoerg
a. Song of the yolgs Boa tmen,"
b. "JsblochO," Russian 50 ilors
dance from The Red
Poppy ................. Giiere
Fantasia, 'Meringues OF Haiti"
Arranged by GuMnan. Marine Ban
Finale symphony FROM The
New WORLD ''.........D Dvorak
Arranged Dv ScnsrDsu Marine Band
Tone poem. Grand Military
IstoO .................... ROgsn
The Halls of AaonGezuma
The Star Spsngleo Banner
by Cne United States Army Band
al the District of Columbia World
War Memorial st 7:3O pun, Thomas
f. Darcy conducting.
Program.
March. The ThIlnderer" Souss
Overture, ''Hunyaoy I.aSzlo" Erkel
Trio for cornets, ''Flirtations' Clarke
John Kah1er, Charles Barnes
and Victor Christensen,
Novelty, 'Lucys Sextette" Afford
Characteristic suite,
Silhouettes" ".. Had,ev
% Spanish, ~ French, '3) Italian.
~ American, '5) Egyptian. ,6) Irish.
Variations on Maryland, My
Maryisno ................S Short
Selections from Bitter Sweet Coward
March, young Veterans Frazee
The Star Spsngled Banner"
Postal Buses Extended.
Austria is eDlsreing its postal motor
BUS SVStAm
Evening star., 1935-06-17
BAND CONCERTS.

By the United States ARMY Band
In tbe Army Band Auditorium at 5
ON. Thomas F. Darcy conducting.
Program.
March Junior Birdmen of
America" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Darcy
Overture, "Hunysdy Laszlo' 80, Erkel
Celebrated Minuet" PadereWski
''Marcbe Honeroise" from Dam
uation of Faust '' Berlios
Waltz on Hungarian melodies.
puszts Maiden" ........ Roberts
Msrch Our Bugler" ..... MisaUd
The Star Spa ngled Banner"
By the United States Navy Band
Nt the east front OF the Capitol al
7:30 pm. Lieut.. Charles Benter,
leader; Alex Morris. assistant leader.
Program.
March. United States Field
Artillery" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Soosa
Overture, Merry Wives
Of Windsor" ..........N Nicolai
Duet for xylophones. "Flotsam
end ,Jetssm" "..........-..B BsrsoGti
IL. Goucher and g. PerroneJ
Suite
. a. Lolita"
b. Loves Dream After
the Ball. ........ Czibulka
c. Shepherd FeDneis
Dance '.....G Gardiner
Trio for cornets. The Three
kings ............... SInltn
Short. Default and EittreimJ
Spanish dance, Jota
Rioiana"- Fra noes
Valse, Beautiful Blue
Danube" "............... Strauss
Excerpts from The Only
Ciri ................. .ncrpcft
Rhapsody, Second Hungarian" List
The National Anthem.
BY the United States Marine Band
1T the Marine Barracks at 8 pm.
Capt. Taylor Branson, leader; Arthur
g. Whitcomb, second leader.
Program.
March, Pride of the Land" Goldman
Dedicated to the Al Club Members)
lies Preludes" List
Xylophcne solo. Dance of the
Comedians from The