Evening star., 1935-12-07
BY HARRY MacARTHUR.

1IO LIN 1AND, JOAAAA
- Drinkwater's comedy
drama about the inn keep
81 er who didn't want his
daughter to marry the son of the
village squire, is the second play on
the Montgomery Players schedule, to
be presented tonight at Leland Junior
High School, Forty-fourth and Leland
streets, Chevy Chase, Md.
The cast includes Doris Dewey
Day, one of the founders of the play
ers; j. A. Bishop, present president
of the group; Betty Chase and How
ard Bandy, who made their first ap-
pearance with the players in last
years Counselor at Law" and Cliff
ton Whyte, Robert Warf1eld, Fred NJ.
Kerby and David Wollhaupter, all of
whom are making their first appear
ance with the Montgomery County
group.
Mrs. Ailene Sanford is directing and
the two settings have been designed
and executed by Ralph S. Fowler.
DR.. Fulton Sheen delivered the ad-
night held by the BlackfriarS Guild
Thursday night in st. Paul's audi
torium. His remarks, according to
report, had to do with the cleaning
up of the stage and the premise that
this was up to actors themselves and
not the clergy and were, according
to the same report, extremely in
teresting.
Rev Louis OLeary spoke on '"The
First Legion" religious drama which
is the next play on the guilds sched-
ule, and Clarence Wittler, president
of the group, outlined its aims and
ideals. The musical portion of the
program was furnished by DR.. Ed
ward P. Donovan, professor of music
at Georgetown University, who played
a number of piano selections, and by
Frances Shea, who sang, accompanied
by Kathryn Latimer. Julian zier acted
as master of ceremonies.
THAT Guy, Winkler." Frank Baer's
latest, opens its one-day road tryout
Monday night in .Riverdale, Nd, then
moves into Pierce Hall to be played
Tuesday and Wednesday. The cast
includes Ted c. Gardner, Yerby Pam
nil, Felice Lloyd, George Allinson,
William Austin Davis, Mary Lillian
GarretSon, Edmund Evans, Francis S.
Koonce, Evelyn Schweizer, Lois Alex
ander, Bob Sonen, Neota Silvers and
Charles A. Bell
Tho SaftiYo for fIa noar ,olo~ ,,,n.
designed by Ina Halves and executed
by her with the help of Rose Ellen
Mattern, Virginia Blackford, John
Isaac, Peggy Varian, George Roth
fuss and Georgella Hefty.
Mrs. Vladimir Romm, wife of the
local correspondent of Moscow news
paper, has been attending Studio of
Theater Arts rehearsals of 'Squaring
the Circle" assisting with costumes
and the two incidental songs and CO.
operating with Constance Connor
Brown in making sure that production
details are authentic. Mrs. Romm,
an actress herself, saw the Moscow
Art Theater's production of the Soviet
farce.
The play, to be presented next Tues
day and Wednesday at the Wardman
Park Theater, has in its cast Adele |
Gussck, Norman Rose, Sonic Nord-
holm, Robert Duke, Ralph Howen-
stein, Karl Gay, Ethel Gottleb, Frank
WeStbrook, Jean Mcclellan. Elinor
Evans. Margery Rice, Louise Shaw,
Florence NORM, Jehanne Burch, |
George McMorris, Consuelo Teller,
Dorothy Bolton and Vernon Lyden.
The Cue and Curtain Club Of |
George Washington University makes
this years bow Friday and Saturday
at Roosevelt High School with Howard |
Lindsay's "She Loves Me Not" This
Is the first professional produc-
ton Of the farce and the major roles
are to be taken by Betty Crawford,
Charles Hoyt, Sue Slater, Hamilton
Colt, Austin Cunningham, Joseph Ru-
bernstein and Frank Shirk.
Alfred Heckel, production manager,
and Sylvia Bahar designed the seem
cry, under the technical supervision
Of Leslie Marsoff Of the Goodman Art !