davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-05-23

kind Of occupation from making shoes
to ensnaring Of birds and the delinea-
ton of maps" The map-making Jobs
were given him by Latrobe, the engi-
neer of the Capitol.
Evening star., 1935-05-23
Wear Scarlet Tunics.

Guards outside Buckingham palace,
in England, are again wearing scarlet
tunics
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-01-02

The editors who write paragraphs poking fun at the
youth who parts his hair inthe middle usually have
hair of their worth parting.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1935-01-02

The French it said have decided not to rely too much
on the promise of Russian aid if they get into trouble
Those French always were pretty hard-headed. y
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Der Sprud. Seine Slide
obne 5priidel 9as lift Elm altes
@abrmort.
Au6 bel &Iobbes lino ale Giden.
tii9er, 0ederln uno &hdengei6irre
nit gereimten @eis6eiten beitidt
o0er bemalt.
sis Rlobbes neulif @dIte batte.
iaete Nn8 MGoden: n@ud 6rnu, ih
broud' Elm DederI fiirs Gerber
brettl"
Srou RIobbe brummte; SD babe
feline 3eit, ems aus Dem &oiteu al
bolen, nebmeu sic etnfa6 ems aus
Der &iidel"
Das Mdo9en tai, pie ibr ge1ei-
Ben. ltno oIs lie beim @iienouftrd-
gen ons Serbierbrett am Gid ob-
ftelte, oa Iaien Die eritaunten @dlte:
Ser bette gr8t lit ieoer5eit 8e,
ideioenbeit unO MdBiefeit.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
8er rednet nnd?

~gein", iagte Ser gbef Der Girmo,
utommen sic BLOB nidt tDegen Ge.
baltserbobuns! Saben Sic Aeun
feline @bre i'm 2eibe? 8iiien sic
i~iberbaupt, pie penig Sic Bel mir
1rbeiten? SD tperOe es Sbnen mol
bosrednen: 0os Sobr bat 365 Gage,
ni9t mabr, mein 2ieber? adt Stun.
Ben ta9Iid i6Iafen sic, oos Iino
nnein i'm Snbr 1872 Gage. 365 noe.
niger 122 lit 243. auBeroem ia.
ben Sic tdglid odt Stunoen fret,
Oos iino ebenfaGs 122 Gage. Son
243 abge8ogen, fleiben MIR nod t2t
Gage. Aber parten sic, Sonntoes
baben Sic INNER frei, mir BADEN SO
Sonntage i'm Sobr, olio blei6en rirr
nod SO Sage. Sic rednen bod
nit, ni6t tpobr? Sonnaben0 miro
nadmittass au9 ni9t gearbeitet,
Nns iinh iabrli1 50 babe oOer 26
gon8e freie Gage. 8ieben mir iie
bon ben SO Eagen al, bleiben tur
nod 43 iibria. aber es gebt peiterl
Sic boben ieoen Sag cine Stunoe
Siid5eit, alio braudeu sic auein 16
Gage gum giien. 8os bleibt iibrig2
81 Sagel un0 nun Die 6erienl IA
Gage rrloub baden sic i'm Som.
mer. 9~bee5oeen bIeiben 10 Gage,
rednen sic ielber nodl Damn baben
mir nod 70 beionSere 6eiertage i'm
Sabr. 3ieben mir aud Die nod ab,
mas bleibt iibrie2 Gage uno idrei-
be Elm Gag, Der Neuiabrstag, mein
2ieber, uno oa baben mir eeI6loi.
Ienl llnN nun molten sic nod GU
Iaoe baber? @dGmen sic ii1 Oenn
gar nidt?"
9arouf puBte oGeroings Ser
iunse @ann nidts gu ermioern emf.
i9uloigte lib bielmals nno gins
wieoer an Ieine arbeit.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

SIN gromen. ErofeiiOr:
r9err &on0i0otl Nennen Sic mir
orei a6rper. Oie StGrfe entboIten. .
aanOioat: n3pei Moni9ettcn unO
elm &ragen, Serr 8rofeiiorl"
S9neII angeIernt.
griter Gbemann: Bran merit, bob
ou berbeirotet bift, INNER traeit
Nm ihon geItopfte Striimpfel"
3Deiter gbemann: vSo, oas mar
oas erite, mas meme 6rau mir beis
gebrndt botl" y
s + Of 3 ii 9. Ser aufhnf~
tige Sdpiegerpater nobm Oen que
fiinftigen Sdpiegerlobn unter ben
Arm unO ging nit ibm in iein 8iuts
mer, Inn elm pnor 8orte nit Inn
5u reOen: sd boffe, Iieber aurt,
Ou pirit es au piirOigen tpiiienL onB
Ou in @ertruo cine eroB5igiee uno
freieebige 6rau befommItl" 4
nSSa", ortportete Der iunge Wiann
nit aufridtiger @iibrung, yuno ih
tDerOe mild freiien, penn id iaget
fann, OaB iie Oieie gigenidoften BON
ibrem 8oter geerbt bate 4
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
aud efne 9erbi

Aud cine Berlin
Hu n 9. Ser &i9ter frngte Die 3elt-
gin: nSaben sic idon nal nit Dem
@eridt au tlin eebabt?"
0ie 8euein errOtete unO iagte:
nSa, id mar friber nal nit einerl
Sdusmaun berlobtl"
@runbfaBe. n@ilit gu
einen &ognof baben?"
.Nein, oonfe = critters trinfe id
feinen &ognat - 5peiiens babe ia
geraOe einen 81 mir genommen -
uno Orittens, ma, tpenn's iein muB,
Der oamit!"
SaIf9e 8artnerin.
2beateroireftor Gum G9ouipieler):
Isle miiilen oen 9tbeao nit bel
mebr 2eioenid)aft iptelen. Nidt 70
gleidgiiItig."
nSa, @err 9ireftor, oann bdften
Sic Sic &oae Ser 0es0emona nidt
meiner Srau geben ioaenl"
-6re6aa6s. &i9ter Gum
Gngetlagten): Dor 8pei Sabren
itanoen sic fuegen zines &leioerOie6.
ftnbls Dor @eriht, uao iest baben
sic idon nie0er einen an5ug &C.
ftoblen!"
.sber, Serr Tidter. Idnger als
5pei Sabre tragen Gle bod aud
feinen &n3us."
FIN SeiIung q. Gin Sdau-
fpieler itano Dor @eridt. r@arum
baben sic Sbrem Director elm fau.
les 81 an Sen aopf eeiuorfen?"
Ser Sdauipieler lddelte: rMat
bat mir p6bren0 ser @orite[lung
apei farIe gier an Ben @opf sewOr.
fen, unA mir ipielen bod auf Sci
lung"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
. @t@er. sd bite einen

Cider. sd bite einen
Giibrer oura Die 5dpei8.~
n2eiOer baben mir nur cine olte
9titsgobe".
n@enn id iie biaieer befommen
fam, Oann modt es nidts. uele
8erse finO bort fiaer ni9t biuou-
%gefommen."
&ritif. Sci Morik bon
S9winN eridien einmoI elm iuueer
Maler NIT einem groBeu Seleem6l-
be unterm Irm.
n2ieber Wleiiter, 6nrf i1 Sbnen
elm 8ilo our 8eeutadtltng Oorle.
sen?"
p2afien Sic ieben", iogte 5dminO.
Ser iunge Monn 8eiste Die 2ano.
idaft.
n@os feat bieies Bills BORG
frdgte MoriB bon S9minO.
n@inen roiden Sonnenunter-
gang, erflGrte ser Judge @1oler.
SEA, i6 mun0ere mid nidt~ ,
meinte S6pinO, bob Oie Sonne
in Oieier bdBliden @egenO 10 raid
untergebt!"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Gbef6ene. gr: sd NOR
Elm Starr, aIs ih bid beirotete.@
Sic: uSlt wobI idon m0glidr
aber id mar 10 bon sir eineenoms
men, OaB id es nidt semerft babe
- @offiniert. Stun miilien
Sic mir bod er8ablen, Serr 2olesee
tporum Sic sic Hotienten INNER
fragen, mas iie ellen Gift Sbnen
oos beim GteGen Der Diosnoie2 Z
ngtein, ober beim @ufftelen Der
Hehnung!" Fl
MiBgIadtes aompIi.
n2iebline~, ioete Ser Ser.
ebrer, vOu biit Nie id6nite Srou Der
@eIt."
raber 0asielbe", ~onttuortete Der
2iebling, bait ou ia auh emit Sral-
lem Doap 9efagt."
ginen MugenbIid lit Ser CUTE
Monn iprodIos. Damn berluft er
ii6 beraus5ure0en, inoem er itanu-
melt: .9b 6as lit mas ~nnOeres,
0oaD weiB pobI. mas fir elm luf>
idnei0er i1 bin"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

- @erfdn6Ii9. n@irit 6u
bid nun nit benz Sans berloben? r.
sgteinl NiemalS! - Ser liebt
mid ia nidtl~
ngeanu? @ober tpeiBt on 6as
6enn nit einmoI?"
ngeeulid fubren mir nadts mad
Souie in Dem Sari, unO oo bate
Oas Sdeniol fir mid feinen Bid
iibrig imrner bat er aif 0ie
Snriubr geeudt!"
= Ger S6otte. Set elmer
StunOe qudlte Ser iunge 8obbb
Mc@oul0 ieinen Batter. Seds pence
noute er baben, I'm ii9 i'm aqua-
RUM Die @ieienidlange on5uieben.
SdlieBlid fonnte Der Alte Dem Bit.
ten 0es Sangen nidt LANCER mioer.
lteber. un0 10 ging er an feline
S1ubla6e, un6 Damn fam er 5uriid
uno iogte: Sol Sect gebite
in Den @arten unN iudit Sir elm
BOAR &egentuiirmer, uno 0ann iieblt
ou iie sir Our9 oies gerer0Berunes-
gIas an, beritebft 6u?"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
@Ipinps Mhennpffe-

- &Ieines Aben0effen.
anpit6n Sobonien mar 81 @ait &c.
LADEN. ~Saben sic niemals Oie
Seeiblauge g~eieben?" fragile sic
Dame oes Saries intereiiiert.
1Nein, gnaOige Grau@, antuortete
Ser Rapit6n, i'd bin Nbltinenalerl"
-Iie 8u fpdt. ar5t: sd
rate Sbnen bringcnO, 0as &auden
ein0uiteuen. sic merOen minOeitens
5pnn3ig Sabre LANCER leben."
9atient: nSlt es nidt 5u ipat?"
ar6t: ~0ein, es 1T ME 0u ipdt."
8atient: n0as 1T groBartig. Sn
Oieiem Sale bore id na@ fiinf5ebn
Sabren ouf gu raiiden.~
Armer @urm. Mutter:
Sag, Biibden, pie gef6at Dir
Mnttis neues ieibenes 2leio?"
8iibden 6egeiitert): ~Pra9t'
bon!"
Mutter: Limb nun oenfe nod,
oue oieie SeiOe itammt bon einem
armlen @urm."
8iib9en: ~gon Yopi2"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
nit As Sabren

&eingefaIIen. Sag
NAL, alter Sunee, bon mem mar Ell.
sentlid Der @is. oen Ou mir ee.
itern aben0 er8dblt bait?~
Scr 1T bon mir ielbit."
nBos on niht faglt, nnnn biit OH
ia beoelitenO alter, ais Ou o~usiiebit."
- er n. nSSa, tpenu
Sic ihlonfer weroen pollen, enGoige
6rau", bemerfte Ger Mr5t, .onnn
miiIien Sic biel Grii9te uno ueiBes
6Ieiid eiien."
~Gor o0er na9 Den MabI5eiter.
Serr 9oftor?" fragile sic 9otientin.
@eidob ibm redt.
n@as bat oie rei1e Tonte Oenn
@eore in ibrem SeItoment bermadt,
na6oem er iabrelang 10 getan bat,
nls liebe er ibre ideuBliden GoBen
10 iebr?"
n0ie &aben!"
Rraftifh d. gr: .@os
uiinideit Oh Dir gum @eburtstag?"
Sic: nNimm Elm Muto uu0 fnbr
NIT mir in oie Staot!"
Or: vgber sernl lln0 mas ma.
6en mir in Der Stact?~
Sic: nDa min i9 mir Oos @e.
idenf ausiudenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Der II nterfhie0. 30
ter, mas lit Oenn Ser llnteri1ieO
5tpiIden einem 9ptimiiten unO Ell.
mem 9eiiimiften2
n0os fam id sir leidt ertlGren,
mein Suneel Steae Sir einen
Sdpei5er Safe bot! Nitn. Der Opt.
mift iiebt niir ben Safe, mdbrenO
Der 9eiiimiit urr sic 2oder liebtl"
@efnn0en. sic: Scr
Mann, Der mid beiraten min, muB
mutie iein tpie elm Come. ober nidt
BRETT; id0n nie Qpou, o6er nidt
eitel; meiIe pip Solomo, ober ionft
pie Elm 2ommI Gin Monn, Der 81
allen 6rollen Iiebensmiiroig lit, aber
rtr mid liebtl"
Or: u@eIh Elm @Iiid, oaB mir
urs Ga 0%etroffen baben!"
-&Ieine@ ef9enfe. .$oit
ou 2uft, morgen nbenO 8u meiner
@eburtstagsfeier gu fommen?"
uSa, gern!@
rSdOn Oonn fomm nidt al
ipGt un0 flopfe NIT benz gubo-
gen anI@
n@orum Oeun nit Dem gubo-
gen?"
9No, Ou eeSenfit Oof po5l nidt
nit leeren &6noen al erideinen?"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
81 Ser gfegilieu.

Gbeoter. Ser Gsgiieur
nieIt Sen Sdauipieler an:
nMenid, nun iteQen sic lid ood,
bite, nidt 10 Oanli1 al. toenn sic
6ie 8raut CUR Stride fiibren ioaenl
Moden Sic cod elm freunOlides
@eiidt, oas lit Oo6 feline ri6tige
Sod3eit!"
= Gas lit bitter. n9ie
Sirma nluB in 3ufunft auf cine Or.
beitstroft ber5iftenl Sic berIteben
bod, tpie id oos meme, 8eder, nidt
mabr?"
v@etpiB, SER Director - oos
int mir aber leiO, bob Sic aufboren
miilien!~
@robbeiten. Sn oos
9ontor ser Sirula SefenpiI8 unO
Sobne fommt @raupenitrom ges
itir5t un0 i9reit:
4Iio, mas lit nit meinem @elo?
&riege i6 es, ooer friege i'd es nidt2
Sebt babe id Sbuen ifon Orei grohe
8riefe geidrieben unO es bat INNER
nod nidts genustI
MitleiOie lddelt Nsr ate Sefen.
pil5:
Strobe 8riefe nennen sic Oas?
So miiBten sic NAL ieben. mas an.
Oere idreiben, = adj Graulein, 5ei.
gen sic bod nal Oieiem Germ I'M.
iere 8oit felt orei Sabrenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
: Ser gora4nper. &

Ger @orgdueer. rSbr
eriter Monn, 6rou 2eber, mar tpirt.
lid elm bo9itebenoer MenIh - elm
Sammer, OaB er iterben muBtel"
p@9 ia, Oos fagt mein alpeiter
Monn aud immer!"
9ormfGuIe. Gin alter
SbpoHonOer las einen Artitel uber
9ormfGuIe, oie er notirIi9 glei6
fir iein 2ei0en belt. lin fider 5u
iein, idlug er in einem 2erifon na9
unO las gu ieinem gerOruB onrin
bic @rfldrung: n9armfdule fommt
rlur beim &inobieb oor."
Sdmei9eIei. 6rau
Braun mar genou 10 alt pie ibr
Mann, ober oos moate iie ME 5lige.
ben. ginit bate fie einige Sreunoe
bel fid 5u @aif, oarunter audi Serrn
N1iiaer.
n@ein @ann lit so Sabre alt4
iogte file, IMAM m0dte es farm fir
m0gli6 balten, ober es iinO tatidh.
lid nlir 10 Sabre unteri6ieO in
unierem Sitter"
nunm0glidl" unterbra6 @iiGer,
betniibt, ettpas @ngenebmes au ia
gen, nSie ieben genau 10 jung aus
mie er."
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

80 pie romontii9, 9apa, Sic
oIte SdluBmiible; bier rubt ii1er
aud oie olte abnfrou!"
sos meiB ih nibt, 2iai ober
eana iider rubt bier he idtpere alte
SDpotbefl"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
0as @nienmsftad.

nSit oos aber feinl"
snuo fdon an Oie fiinf6unoert
Sabre oItI"
vGia, unO mir baden felt umuIerer
So68eit i6on sic bierte 9offee.
fanne!~
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

8m biel b%erlanst.

0Grag Oas iofort gu Sem groBen
5uBbaumettfpieI binitber uno glib
es Dem Gdieosri9ter. Sci ober in
flint Minuten pieOer 8uriid."
SER, BIN i9 ein gngel ODER elm
2ebrling?"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

" ~ OtGNOAAS( .
s@oaen Sic enOlid Sbre Rednung
bel mir beglei6en2@
Sduloner: uSest nod ni6t.~
@Idubiger: 80, aIio tpern sic
es nidt tln, oafit tper0e i9 an oen
ohOern @ldubigern er51bler, 0oB sic
Sbre Sdulo BEL mir be3nblt babenl"
Sat. uWeein Iieber. Sunee, mas
1T Oeua poiIiert, Ou iiebit ia gang
elen0 ous?"
s@aeine Grou lit Dor Elm paor
Gagen fortseganeen, I'M Elm 8rot
gu %fanfen, uno 1T nod INNER nidt
tuieoer Oo. Sd tpeiB gar ni6t, mas
id tun ioa?"
sGon5 einfad, foufe Elm onoeres
8rot."
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Dos NieOriee 1T INNER Der
Gein0 oes &0beren; onber Der IN.
iuobre Nenid Der GeinO Oes uobren.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

n@enn mir einen godofen bier
batten, fonnten mir uns geroItete
8ananen bereiten.~
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

uuter Greun6eN.
Y@seine 6rau iuil INNER Oas letts
@ort boben.@
sci frob! Meine Srou min
INNER Sen Iebten Gent baben."
8eifer lift beffer.
n8os meinit ou, iou ib ibm ons
@eIo leiben?"
0lnbeoinatl"
.@orum Oenn2"
.Sonlt fommt er bod gu mirl"
Cine &Ieintgfeit.
Out, i9 nebme Sen 9eI3 sic
miiieu BLOB nod cine 2leinigteit
6nran Gn0ern!"
n@tt Dem groBteu gergniigeu,
gnd0ige Srou!"
Limb atpor Ben Hreis bon atpei.
brnOert nuf binoert 9oaarl"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
etOIs.

@iffoIo: n0u, i6 ba6e chen
Oem oiden Moior Die gauge Suppe
iiber sic Uniform geI1iittet, un6
% bat er mir cine 9brfeige eese.
ben unO mid ongeidrien: ~Serr -"
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
Sin iders6aftrr Mimiltcr.

Minitergattin (e%intreteuO) /:
49, Der S6neiOer lit eeroOe BEL
Oirl
30 iniiter: Sa, elm MuBneb.
member beim MoB9ebenoeni
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28

Sen a II E T
9lbenS ben id lit
ben @eoespeiler
iein 9los eeiOiie IN
ben elm 8ierde na1
ben annere eeorun,
fe un tpenH es tn6gs
lid geipeie mar,
bGtt id aud Suei
ouf einrnol get1delt.
Washington Journal., 1935-06-28
Effencr e@reibebrief Beg
'Ybltbb ganerampftr.

lOO9.
@aeiu Iieber Serr ReOadtioudr:-
Evening star., 1935-04-01
CHOIR PROGRAM TONIGHT
First Congregational Singers to
Appear at MaSdower.

First Congregational Singers to
Appear at MaSdower.
THE A Capella Choir Of First congre-
gational Church will be heard to-
night at 8:45 o'clock in its fifth an
nual Lenten concert of sacred music
in the ball room of the Hotel May
flower, under the direction of Ruby
Smith Stahl, who has conducted the
so experienced singers in this group
ever since the Coolidge administra-
ton, when the choir sang a number
Of times at the White House.
The final rehearsal for tonight's
program took place yesterday after
noon at the Mayflower. Special in
terest is being shown in the program
this year, which, includes two pieces
by Washington musicians. One num-
Der. entitled Jesus, the Very Thought
of Thee" is by Maud Sewall, organist
at the Church of the Holy City, and
well known in many musical organi-
cations here. The other number
which will be sung for the first time
by the A Capella Choir is Carl En-
gels arrangement of Pantchenko's
Praise Ye the Lord" DR.. Engel Is
well known as the former chief of the
music division of the Library of Con-
gress.
A distinguished audience is expect
ed at tonight's concert, box seats and
other seats for which may be obtained
today and tonight at the Hotel May
flower.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
Opera Stars ClO,Un
In Farewell Party
To ti.Casazzn
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The great
and dignifled Of the Metropolitan de.
serted the stately pace Of opera last
night to present . new show, Opera
Tunities." in burlesque.
The occasion was the Nets" an
nual surprise party, given this year
to Giulio Gatti- -Casazza, who retires
next month after ~ seasons as d.
rector Of the opera company.
Lily Pons, Helen Jepson and Gladys
Swarthout clowned through Minnie
the Moocher," accompanied by Chick
Webbs Orchestra. 1t was the first
time a colored organization had played
from the Met" stage.
Lawrence Tibbett, CARRIED as q
dragon, bemoaned his half-century
OF crawling in q corner remote from
center stage in der Worm Toms /"
Beatrice Lille burlesqued . bit Of
Carmen. The entire cast of Opera
Tunities" collaborated in Ballet hoo" |"
q satire on the ballet from Aida"
''The Cub Critics Dream con-
cerned the fate OF an undertaker's
magazine reporter who substituted
for the music critic.
Gatti was portrayed by Emanuel
List in detailed makeup. While the
real Gatti watched from q box in
the grand tier, List related some of
the general managers Inner thoughts
about opera"
motion picture of Gatti wander
Ing about the opera house during q
gala performance was the finale.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"ceiling Zero" tonight at
$3.50 pm.
Earle-"Let's Live Tonight" at II
am, 1870, 4:2O, 7:05 and s:55 pm.
Stage shows ut 1885, 3:25, $40 and
9 pm.
Loew's Fox-"Scandals of 1885," at
10:45 am, 1880, 4:20, Tbs and 10 IN.
Stage shows at 1880, 3:15, 6:10 and
9 pm.
Belasco-"Mystery of Edwin brood, /"
at 11:30 am, l:18, 1902, 4:45, 6:2S,
8:17 and 1905 pm.
Palace-"Life Begins at 4o," at II
am, los, 3:15. $40, 7:30 and $40
pm.
Metropolitan-"It Happened One
Night" at 11:35 am, 2, 4:25, $50 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Little Colonel" at
11:25 am, 1880, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Roberta," at IL :32
am, 1874, 1886, 5:3s, TAO and s:42
pm.
Tivoli-"Clive of India" at 2, $50,
$40, 1880 and Gas pm.
Ambassador-"Let's Live Tonight" /"
at 6:15, sos and e:55 pm.
Howard-"School for Girls" at
1890, 1855, 7:o5 and 1910 pm. Stage
shows at 2:4o, $50 and s:o5 pm.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
BY E. de s. MELCHER.

PRIL land the only news In
" local dramatic shops is that
~ Ruth Draper may come to the
4 4 National either the week of
Evening star., 1935-04-01
Ruth Draper May Have
Engagement at National
April or Is Suggested as Possible Opening
Date-Professional Interest in
ceiling Zero."

week Addie spoke at the Takoma
Park Club and the Soroptimist Club.
y y X X
T AMY ROSS makes his local debut
as a musicale" artist tomorrow
night at the Soviet Embassy. Lanny
is not a Russian.
X y n n
HOPE LAWDER, a member of the
l L cast of Ceiling Zero" is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Coxhead Of this city. Joan Crawford
is getting better and better as a pen
and-ink artist. She still draws carl
cature of herself on the envelope of
her Hollywood notes. Lucius Beebe
will have book on Boston published
in another four weeks. The advance
sale for Katharine Cornell in Balti-
more is already way over $4,000.
Mrs. Jenckes and Miss Jenckes are
entertaining in honor of Carlton
Gauld tomorrow afternoon.
X
IT ADDIE' comes to Keith's Friday.
That would be Gene Stratton
Porter's novel. The cast not only
includes good-looking Gloria Stuart.
but Charlotte Henry who walked
around Washington once as Alice in
Wonderland. Ray Bell will be back
at the Fox any day now, his appendix
causing him no more pain. The Fox
and the National ought to get to-
gether this week what with the Ma
tionalS drama of the 'air" and the
FoXS imminent flicker of the air.
At present the Fox is booming West
Point of the Air" written incidentally
by the son of the creator of Mr..
Dooley," Finley Peter Dunn, by
an exhibit of aviation pictures. models
and accessories displayed through the
courtesy of the United States Army
Air Service.
H! "The Girl in the Goldfish Bowl"
is coming to town. This is a
feature of Spices of 1885" revue
on its way to the Fox. Hope the
goldfish bowl girl is the same one
they had in New York. She was a
rare creature. Earl oxford wasn't
here with the Life Begins at $40"
troupe-thus shattering the stories
that the original company was in
tact" Mr.. oxford had been signed,
however, to appear in the Theater
Guilds Parade"
Evening star., 1935-04-01
'THREE-C0RNERED MOON
GIVEN BY LOCAL ACTORS
Dramatic Society of Jewish Com
munity Center Offers Good
Performance.
"THREE coRNERED MOON" late

"THREE CORNERED MOON" late
of Broadway and the cinema,
was presented by the Jewish Com
munity Center Dramatic Society, last
evening at the Community Center.
Elizabeth Rimplegar is one of those
people to whom life is sa void, living
a trial. It would not be so, of course,
If it were not for the fact that the
rest Of your family is forever en-
gagged in the unelevated proceedings
of eating, sleeping, answering door
bells, going some place, or coming
back.
Donald is a novelist, the poetic
type, so it is natural that Elizabeth
and he should understand" and love
each other.
Now, 1t seems that Ma Rimplegar
has been investing the fortune left
by her husband at his demise in
stocks on the well-known margin at
the instance of mice man who was
so enthusiastic" Logically enough,
the depression quickly disposed of
everything, and the young Rimplegars
have to go to work and take in an
oAA d DOdiuCI. EilZdUCtL
insists that they also take in Donald
whose labors remain mental and
unremunerative.
The tribulations of the family fur
nish amusing entertainment, with
everything finally clearing up nicely,
as Kenneth Rimplegar passes the bar
examination, and sister Elizabeth,
turning practical, yearns for the
simple things in life" and transfers
her affection from the pathetic
Donald to DR.. Stevens, boarder and
family ccufidante.
Sylvia Selbin. upholding her repu-
tation in local amateur theatrical
circles, executed the role of Elizabeth
with understanding and delightful
spontaneity. Gorden Lightstone was
runner-up, with his excellent version
of the novelist, Donald, while Rose
Skopp was right up there as the
patronizing Mrs. Rimplegar. Also de-
serving Of mention were the perform
ance of Louis Greenblatt, Philip
Notes and ]. Y. Brooke, as the
brothers Douglas, Kenneth and Ed,
respectively.
Three Cornered Moon" was under
the direction of Hannah Stolar.
c. A. M.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
Harriman-Campbell Tilt
Report Held Erroneous
Former Is Reported to Have Scored -Stokowsk;
and Mamoulian Have Eyes Turned
to Screen.
to Screen.

said she would-but didn't name the
day.
The Rathbones held a christening
party for their new dog family. The
West Highland white terriers were
called Bunty and Callum Muir, the
springer spaniel was dubbed Happy
and the little red cocker rejoices in the
name Red until further consideration
|. Joan Crawford is making picture
in correct sequence. For the benefit
OF those unacquainted with movie
tactics, this is terrific departure
Last sequences of picture are often
filmed first, and so on. The prospects
of television competition are consid-
cred by some as the reason the movies
are building up an emotional structure
nowadays.
Head-of-the-class to George Arliss
for his "Richelieu" and to Violet
Kemble Cooper for her magnificent
performance as the queen mother i.
Young Robert Taylor is the most
promising find of years in pictures, in
my opinion. He came from radio.
Carl BriSson post cards from Homo
lulu Marlene Dietrich is va
cationing in New York Joan
Bennett is back from Palm Springs
with brand-new sun-tan and
the rest of us stay in Hollywood and
grumble about the gray weather that
Spoils week ends at the beach.
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