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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PONTIAC 1892 sport coupe; little beauty:
ST. down: 81 IL per month. Nolan. iii
Eighteenth st
ROCKNE 1892 convertible sedan; refin-
ished IN blue. very good tires. motor
excellent very clean interior zeal
2l55 Champlain st NV.
ROCKNE 1882 coach: very low mileage;
light finish like new Al mechanically;
S395: easy terms and trade. Logan Mo-
tor Co. authorized Ford dealers. 14l7
Irving st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1898 President convertible
seoan (5-paSSengerJ: original finish like
new. G-chrome- wheel equipment. radio.
h9tTater bcsne heater qiltn TqHk
Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2l55 Champlain n W,
STUDEBAKER 1881 Commander bronpham:
excellent finish. all good tires. quiet and
powerful motor. spotlesS interior: S349
Lee D. Butter. Inc. :l55 Champlain NV
STUDEBAKER 1892 sedan: original finish
like new, clean interior. excellent motor:
hieh-grade car for S5g9 Emerson and
Orme. nth and NJ SITS NV.
STUDEBAKER 1892 President convertible
coupe; two-tOne tan. 6-Wheel equipment,
trunk rack. excellent motor and tires. spot
2l55 Champlain ST. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Commander Regal
sedan: driven very little. new-car appear
anCe and performance: any demonstration:
save considerable An outstanding value
at Ss39 Lee d. Butler. Inc. 2l55 Cham
plain st nv.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 Dictator "6' Regal
sedan: paint. tires. motor and interior Will
please the most critical buyer. PRICED
low at $3.50. Lee d. Butler. Inc. - 80
Champlaln ST. NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2O1a 10Th ST. N.w.-Accommodatio for
two gentlemen: one S35 one $40; COM
Portable rooms. home atmosphere. Pot O5l@
CLEVELAND PARK-Double room. private
Near transportation Cleveland 07S7. e
17l5 EYE ST. N.W.-One double. one single
room with board; excellent meals; ideal
location.
BRIGHTwOOD-Priva family; walking
beds. shower. telephone. garage. Phone
Georgia 1042. o.
l722 N ST. NW.-Warm. beautifully fur
nished room, accommodate 3. Excellent
table; refined home; also double room;
1914 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w-Com-
Portable warm. front room near bath; ex-
cellent meals for 2; Govt. employed pre-
ferred.
2Oth-Ab outside rooms: fine cuts OF meats.
Dinner served up to 7:30 Potomac O212.
1878 MASS. AVE. Scott Hall--Lovely
south rooms. single, double: semi i-private
bath; delicious ssli food; central; Distinctive
1721 R. !. .AVE.-Exclusive, new residence;
walking distance to downtown; semi-pri;;
vate bath; well balanced. well-cooked
meals Rates up from $40 a month.
l34a EUCLID. sT,ILarge rooms. single
month: also table board. Col 10422.
1857 G1RARD N,W;=very large front rm;.
2: cont. h.w. Phone Columbia 3065.
1928 PARK RID. NW.-Attention--Wh
not live at Moores? Best food service IN
city for less money; lovely furn. double
room. running water: also SINCE; plenty
heat, free phone garage. Inspect, be con-
vinced. Phone Columbia 1856.
1271 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Large. coy rooms, shower. excellent meals.
Phone Metropolitan 6042.
GENTLEMAN no BOARD in well-furnished
home; excellent meals: $3.50 per week.
Phone Columbia 93S2.
1908 HOBART ST .NW.-Lovely south
room. connecting bath. cont. h.w.: meals
OPTIONAL Near Mt. Pleasant cars and
busses Phone Columbia 53S5.
1457 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Larse. bright
rooms. with hot and cold water; excel
lent meals.
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CHEVROLET cars all models and body
types. priced as low as $50; easy terms.
Capitol Motors Co. 2l6 Pa. ave. Sc.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
REQ 1882; high rack, long wheel base,
See it before you buy any truck. MI.
Bowers. 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams 541l.
1884: long wheel base. dual
stake, low mileage. excellent heavy duty
i437 i437 Irving st. NV.
1892 dual 1877 dump truck
in fine condition: tires like new: S415:
terms. Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st.
NV.
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CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan; beauti-
fui black finish. spotless interior. motor
AL: one of the. best buys in town; only
S3g7; trade or long easy terms. Nolan.
I'LL Eighteenth St. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1881 coach in Al condition:
original Duco paint and excellent tires:
very good motor. car runs fine: also has
late model airplane dial radio. Tires.
average: wonderful bargain: priced rea-
sonable at only S245: terms. trade.
Standard Motor Sales. Inc, 2O24 14th ST.
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CHEVROLET 1892 coach; original dark
green Duco paint; excellent upholstery
and tires: motor is perfect and car has
unusually peppy motor. Here Is won
derful buy for a discriminating buyer for
only S295; terms. Standard Motor Sales.
Inc oOo4 14th st. NV
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1449 FAIRMONT-Large front room, near
path: twin beds: southern exposure; quiet
nome: gentlemen only. Phone Col 77G7
1714 NO. CAPITOL rooms for light
Housekeeping. Also single room; conven-
lent to cars
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CHEVROLET 1881 convertible sedan: re-
finished dark blue. fine motor, sood tires:
car for $40. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 3lo5
Champlaln ST NV
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| HUDSON 1871 Greater s. coupe. in best
| of mechanical condition: good tiIsS, clean
| interior; any demonstration. Priced low
! at S319: terms. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2l55
| Channlnin n
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WANTED-AUToMOBILES.

WANTED-AUTOM
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for '29.
40 81. Ford or Chev. No dealers. Buy
today. Phone Columbia 7401. Ext. 507.
FORD. CHEVROLET or other light cars.
wiz pay as much as any one in city Fred
L. Morean. 1341 14th NV North 10096.
FORD CHEVROLET. 1898; exchange for
furniture in 3 apts. 2 rented. Buyer live
in one. 1899 Georgia ave.
MORE CASH
FOR YOUR USED CAR.
JACK PRY. Inc. 1912 18th NV.
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CHEVROLET 1884. late model cabrlolet
de luxe. wheels and = nickel tire covers.
match; tan leather upholstery. IN fact
car. is almost new and is mechanically
Scratch on body or tenders. A truly
Wonderful buy for some one about to pur
chase an almost new car at a great say
$50; cost new originally $500 a few
months ago: easy terms. 1S months to
pay. Standard Motor Sales Inc. 20@4
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CHEVROLET 1929 touring; good all
around condition; 81 down and S4.22 per
month on our surety plan. Nolan. I'LL
EiChteeQth NV.
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CHEVROLET 1892 coupe; beautiful black
Duco finish like new. clean. smooth-run-
ming motor; S357; low down payment
Nnla iph n "
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GRAHAM 1881 coupe. paint tires motor
and seperai condition of this fine coupe
Leary ir. & Bros. 1921 14th st. Phone
pofomac 1000
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CHEVROLET 1888 master coach; car No.
$40; Fisher no-draft ventilatlon; excellent
motor very clean good tires; $3.50 Backed
by our famous money-back guaranteed
and 30 days free service. Leo Rocca. Inc.
IN. Y ave. ne phone National 1872. 4th
nincS
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CHEVROLET 1893. coupe. rumble seat and
slX-Wheel equipment; new paint and tires,
S395. Superior Motor Cars. Inc. l3@o
14th st w Phone Decatur l3UO.
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1927 FAIRMONT ST. NW-Bright, at
tractive furnished room for light house,
keeping; convenient to car line reasonable
1"29 lst ST. NV. APT .:}-Nicely fur
nlsneo PED room exposures. next to bath:
clean; double bed. Decatur 0l4O-J any
time
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach privately owned;
maroon BODY, waxed resuiarly and Kept
IN warm garage; peen 2I.5OO miles: S4@o
Can be seen alter , at $50 1ath pl. ne.
or CA Lincoln 11S
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FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor; beautiful Miss
America blue: 1000 miles; like new: fully
guaranteed; 500 down, balance lS
months to responsible purchaser Nolan,
Eich Ct M
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HUDSON s coach 1890; excellent me-
charicallv. clean throuFhout: trunk.
tires: must sell; S135 Georgia 54O2.
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CHEVROLET 1880 coupe; S31 down and
Sl49u month: fine paint and tires;
clean throughout. Ask for car No. y64
l. 2 Steuart. Inc. 1925 Eth.
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SlIlS month: excellent finish. gooa
tires. ok motor Ask Tor car No. Ola.
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very COMIOTIabIe. aduIls. = .JW.
FRANCIS. SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
pletely furnished linens, silver. Frigidaire;
day week. month: reasonable. Natl. 5422.
Northwest Housing Service.
1884 14th st. NV. Col 5000. Ext. 255.
Furnished and unfurnished apartments.
houses ana rooms: transportation supplied
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GRAHAM 1872 sedan: SEQ down and
S3I.n % month. ORIGINAL finish like new:
excellent motor fine tires. very clean
throughout. Ask for car No. 1I9 L. P.
Stcu1rt inc l3n5 18th
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CHEVROLET 1929 coach; popular 6-cyl.
model: most economical to operate. $40
down. SIS per month. Addison Chevrolet,
1437 Irving st. NV
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1o19 OATES ST. NE rooms. kitchen
and bath. After 4:}0.
SOUTHEAST-One room. a mi. private
entrance: $40 month. Call District $500
for appointment.
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| HUPMOBIIE 1920 sport coupe. rumble
seat: original Duco paint. runs like
| top motor is perfect and general appear.
| ance of car is excellent: upholstery and
tires very good Has Winter front
| sell quickly. priced right at only Sl45
easy terms and. trade. Standard Motor
Sales oNo1 1Ath
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BUICK 1882 model 61 sedan; fine con-
dition in every detail any demonstration
you wish; S595. Emerson and Orme. 18th
ay,I nj
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CHEVROLET 1882 sedan: 500 down and
S3I. .04 a month; original finish IKE new
all good tires. quiet ana powerful motor.
.I.i L SIeuart Inc lA1h Eth.
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CHEVROLET 1884 coach. finished in a
beautiful tan. paint. tires and mecnaneal
condition perfect. real 6uy at Solo'
Superior Motor Cars. Inc. 1870 14th ST.
NV Phone Decatur 1900.
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P1ERcE-ARRoW 1913. as" inclosed drive
IinoHSine; new-car appearance and per,
formance; beautiful interior 6.whsei zee
A high-grade car for 81 .095. Lee u.
nnutinr q 1nc o15h Champlain st. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan; six wire
wheel Job. with genuine Chevrolet trunk.
safety plate glass and many other extras:
priced To-Day Sl25 down, balance L.
month. Addison Chevrolet. 1431 IRVING
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CHEVROLET 1882 cabriolet de luxe, 8
wheels. : nickel tire covers. Original
maroon Duco. with tires in Al shape.
Motor runs very smoothly and is in per-
feet mechanical condition; top and up
holstery and general appearance far above
average and real Snappy and sporty look
ing automobile just the car to buy now.
Priced right at only S345; terms trade.
Standard Motor Sales. Inc. 2024 14th
st. n. ".
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CHRYSLER 1881 IS" sedan: tan finish,
fine tires motor reconditioned. clean
throughout: S:}49 Lee D. Butler. Inc,
2155 Champlain st. NV.
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1884 master sedan, paint
tires and mechanical condition o.. X,
S465. Superior Motor Cars. Inc, 1870
l4th st NV Phone Decatur 1900.
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ployed or not. to exchange light household
duties and care of 13-year-old boy at
nights for room in home Bethesda. Md.
mornings Address Box 29-C Star once.
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PACKARD 1891 de luxe convertible coupe; 1oe;
must be seen to be appreciated: very low
mileage Formerly owned by PACKARD M3.ut 3.
Company service manager. See JACK Fly
1SJo
Evening star., 1935-09-29
WHY NOT POPULARIZE SHAKESPEARE IN THE CINEMAS?
locol PIoyers.

GEORGE BERNARD SHAws pop.
ular comedy, You Never Can
Tell" will be the first of six plays
offered by the Drama Guild for the
current season. Others definitely
scheduled are Elmer Rices potent
r1elodrama, Street Scene; Frederic
Lonsdale's THE High Road" James
Brides whimsical Tobias and the
Angel" and Lady Precious Stream"
new drama Of Chinese life. which
has caused lot of comment in Lon
don for the past two seasons.
A new venture by the guild this sea-
son Is the opportunity offered those
interested in stagecraft to get some
personal experience in backstage work,
under the supervision of Edith I. AL
len, graduate of the Yale School Of
Drama, and technical director of the
Roadside Theater. Miss Allen will or
ganize a stage crew for each produc-
tion, personally oversee the design
ing and construction of each set and
give special attention to those inter-
ested in learning the craft.
The venture marks the first effort In
Washington to give practical and in
structive aid to aspiring artists with
a bent for stage designing and meets
an insistent demand of little theater
groups in the city for a source of ex-
preston in the theater other than act
ing or directing. All work will be VOL
untary and no set schedule will BE-
inforced.
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novelty specialists. and the Gaylene
Sisters in their dance revue are other
features of the bill. The Phil Lamp
kin overture, news and comedy will
will complete the entertainment.
Broadway Melody of 1885," spec
tacular and highly touted M-G-M
musical. comes to Loew's Palace fol-
lowing the current engagement OF
Call of the Wild" Jack Benny. top
radio comic; Eleanor Powell. tap
dancing marvel just discovered by the
movie makers; Robert Taylor, Wilma
and Buddy Ebsen, June Knight, Harry
Stockwell, Sid Silvers and Una Merkel
head the parade Of personalities which
takes part in the fun-filled produc-
ton. Roy Del Ruth directed Broad
way Melody Of 1886" News events.
comedy and short subjects will be
added.
Steamboat Round the Bend" Will
Rogers film which delighted Palace
audiences for two weeks, returns to F
bia. Irwin S. Cobb, Stepin Fetchit,
Burton Churchill, Anne Shirley. Fran
els Ford and many others contribute
to the robust episodes which generate
a succession of hearty laughs The
film has the most exciting and fun
niest steamboat race on record.
Diamond jim" film based on the
life of Diamond Jim Brady. which has
been dragging gold to theater box
Offices in other parts of the country,
comes to Keith's some time in the fu-
ture. when and II local movie fans
have enough of Top Hat" Fred
Astaire, Ginger Rogers and the Irving
Berlin music. Edward Arnold is
starred in Diamond Jim"
Evening star., 1935-09-29

ought not to be said in public; but her
behavior is a matter that should be
considered only by her and you. "At
Home Abroad" is a routine Shubert
extravaganza. good in spots. but as
whole audaciously Indifferent.
IN smart comedy about the Broad
way surfaces, Mr.. Roland Young
appears in fits of infidelity to his faith
full wife. Miss Mary Phillips. He is
"A Touch of Birthstone" prosperous
Times Square impresario. His produc-
tions of plays by Sidney Howard or
Eugene O'Neill enrich him mentally
and financially and cause him to be
Broadway f1rst-nighter, person to be
envied. Miss Phillips, as his bride. is
a patient girl. who forgives his tres
passes, knowing that they are the
forgettable errors of life in Times
Square. When on shipboard he Sc
duceS the heroine Of his play, "The
Hurricane" her heart is not broken
and neither is that of the betrayed
AiSCiIuc. ~ ID yuoL ulUllellL LII
show business, not much mattering
one way or another-the flip ex-
preston Of Songceria's emotions at
their warmest point. Mr.. Young is a
suave and innocent seducer, able to
make girl woman with the utmost
nonchalance. Miss Phillips, as his
wife. is gorgeously Indifferent, and
Miss Audrey Castle, as his victim, is
pretty and ingenious The speech of
the play Is full Of wise crackles.
naughty at times. but always reason
ably nice, and the players who speak it
are skilled. The entertainment is
meant to please you in an idle moment
and if you are not too hard to recreate
you will have, at "A Touch of Brim-
stone" what is known in the theater
as good time. A shallow play about
shallow people, 1t will keep you awake
until II pm.-which is as much as
you can ask from any drama.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Record Cost.

HERE'S record for big productions
= = to shoot at The Great Ziegfeld."
which Producer Hunt Stromberg and
his associate. William Anthony Nc
Guire. have ordered into production on
a grand scale. will have no less than
los speaking roles.
Topping the cast will be William
Powell as Ziegfeld. Louise Rainer as
Anna Held. Fanny Brice as herself,
and Nat Pendleton as Sandow.
Robert z. Leonard will direct the
musical extravaganza for Metro
GOldwyn- Mayer.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Coming Attractions.
BROS, who started the

AI ARNEH bHOO., WHO SldIttu LllC
w G-Men cycle, take up new
phase of the Governments efforts to
rid the country or criminals in "Spe-
cial Agent" which comes to the Earle
next Friday. Bette Davis and George
Brent are featured in the production,
which reveals the inner workings OF
the Treasury Departments under
cover men, who have been responsible
for the capture of many gangsters able
to escape every charge except that OF
NJ i-payment of income tax. The
81 pporting cast has Ricardo Cortez,
| Ipbert Strange, Jack La Rue, j. Car
Oil Naish, Henry O'Neill and Robert
Barrat. William Keighly directed.
Ell Brendel, screen comedian. is fea-
| tured on the stage with Flo Bert.
Others on the program are Herbert
Kingsley and Evelyn Chase of Roxys
gang, Vernon Rathburn and his Ultra
modern Revue and Clare and Sana.
ELISA Landi comes to the screen of
the Metropolitan Friday in a new
Paramount film, without Regret" 3"
based on the play Interference. by
Roland Pertwee and Harold Deardon.
1t is the story of lovely woman hap
PLY married, but haunted by the spec
ter of past love. Blackmail, intrigue
and murder all play their part in the
drama. The supporting cast includes
Kent Taylor. Paul Cavanaugh and
Frances Drake Without Regret"
was directed by Harold Young, English
| director who made The Scarlet
Pimpernel," with Leslie Howard.
Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper,
lovable roeues of such hits as The
Champ" Treasure Island" and other
film successes. are together again in
20 O'Shaughnessy's Boy vivid story of
circus life, which will be the screen
attraction at Loew's Fox starting next
Friday. Beery plays the role of a
father who goes through fire and
birthstone to win the affections of
his son. The son, of course, is young
Mr.. Cooper. Much humor. action and
smashing climax are promised.
Spanky .MacFarland, Henry Stephen
sou. Sarah Haden, Leona Maricle.
Willard Robertson and others appear
in support of the starred duo. The
stage portion of the program is head
lined by Tito Guizar, radios romantic
troubador, and his guitar. Mells,
Kirk and Howard. knockabout come
dams; Hall and Dennison. musical
Evening star., 1935-09-29

Personally, we see no reason why
Midsummer Nights Dream" should
not be legitimate WOW in the movies.
It's director. while family addicted to
the De Mile penchant for using the
whole population of Hollywood in his
casts, is man of imagination. erudi-
tion and proven ability. The players
may have made their regulations and
fortunes in popular entertainment. but
for that reason they have a much
better chance of popularizing the i'm
mortal bard. There is little reason to
suppose that Shakespeare would have
scorned their talents. or preferred to
have his lines read by battalion of
the stuffed shirts, attitude-Strikers ana
stalking horses who in recent years
have done their best to drive every
body out of the Shakespearean thea
ter and back to reading his works in
the privacy of their own boudoirs.
We have definite feeling that the
vigorous. lively Will would in this age
select Mr.. Ernest Cossart as his
favorite Falstaff, that he would have
laughed heartily at the sight of Mr..
Cagney strolling about crowned with
the head of jackass, and that he
would have thanked the Warner
Bros. for their earnest desire to sue
ceed in making him popular fellow
in Squeedunk, Iowa, as well as in the
Yale Dramatic Society.
He also would have understood
that the producers, fearing a storm
of academic yowls if they were too
free with their blue pencils and addi-
tional dialogue. would be apt to take
every precaution against adulterating
his script, while translating it into
the terms they hope will earn few
petty millions in profits.
THOSE innocent bystanders who
ranccrously observe the attenua-
ton of film trends will be relieved
to note that the Long Island comedy
and the G-men flickers are on the
wane. For several months lately
every important picture blossomed
forth with its principals armed with
brace of tommy guns or fistful of
cocktail glasses. until audiences could
hear the wisecracks and the bullets
even before they began to whizz.
While undoubtedly there will be
too many Delaying pins and jugs CT
rum seen about before we finish the
imminent adventure cycle beginning
with "Mutiny on the Bounty" AN
thony Adverse" and Captain Blood"
at least the costumed Rover Boys
series offers a change.
Furthermore there is around the
studios a noticeable tendency toward
the native American yarn, typifed by
THE Farmer Takes Wife" Steam
boat Round the Bend" (Which was
farcical but rich in atmosphere OF
the bygone days. and now. the Mis-
souri, farmers classic, "The Voice of
Bugle Ann" This poetic story of
silver-tongued foXhound and her
hardy owner is earthly. realistic and
consecrated to the spirit of remark
able type of man hewn straight froin
the stuff of our pioneers. We trust it
signifies an intent to dramatic more
Southern and Midwestern tales, ir
lieu Of giddy incidents in New York,
Chicago and other foreign ports.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Women Wanted.

Jesse L. LASKY, president of the
y newly formed Pickford-Lasky Pro-
ductions. has left Hollywood for trip
to Europe via Chicago, Quebec and
London. In Europe Lasky will COM
plete arrangements for the production
of one film abroad, in addition to the
five recently announced for production
at the United Artists Studios in Cali
fornia. An extended journey on the
continent also is planned for the pur-
pose of acquiring prospective acting
talent for the new organization. par
ticularly feminine stars to lay oppo-
site Nino Martini and Francis Led
erer, both of whom are already under
contract to Lasky.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

many souls as any honest tuD-
thumper from Billy Sunday to
Dwight L. Moody. In his Sabbath
sermons he has advised the human
race that love is more satisfactory than
hatred. and that men should dwell on
earth In peace and amity.
1t is odd that so honest a preacher
should be so dishonest as DR.. Holmes
in his first play, IF This Be
Treason" In it, I think, there isn't
a character, word or an action that
phony president tMr. Mckay Morris)
to its limitations Of the patriots
Farley, Tugwell. Swanson and Hull,
it is rouged and artificial. Even the
four-square Japs who take Manila
from the Stars and Stripes seem to
have been bred IN the Winter Gar
den.
OTHER recent events in the Broad
way drama deserve more or less
consideration. Mr.. John Golden has
produced play named "A Touch of
Birthstone" in which Mr. Roland
Young, acting a flossy Times Square
entrepreneur, is unfaithful to his wife
miss Mary Phillips). In "At Home
Abroad" a Shubert show, Miss Bea-
trice Lille cracks some foul jokes in
the delicate manner for which she Is
celebrated: and in The Night of jan
uary l6" Mr.. Al Woods presents q
gaudy sex and murder play. In an
other drama. entitled "Life's Too
Short" Mr.. Jed Harris sheds tears
over a white-collar tragedy well acted
by Miss Doris Dalton, Mr. Leslie
Adams and others too numerous to
mention. The season starts as we'll as
usual, and there are hopes.
WHEN Lady Peel CMiss Beatrice
Lillie) is aboard a musical ex-
cursion it moves with celerity. In the
new revue at the Winter Garden she
exerts her familiar endowments with
bland good humor that is a little
dulled by usage. She says things that