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CENTER-HAIL BRICK.

On masnifcent lot aoXlg2 with Iln,Gnsix trees
planned home. entirely different from con-
ventional style. Wide center hall extend
ing full depth. Huge living room. fire.
place. large dining room with corner cup
boards. modern kitchen. f1rst-fioor lavatory
and open porch. Two huge bed rooms,
ample closets. and large screened sleeping
porch. Recreation room. fireplace. toilet
and shower in basement. Timken oil
burner: garage.
In excellent northwest section of the
District, this offers spacious house and
grounds in a quiet and refined environ,
MR.. BURNSIDE. Dist. 1411 or Emerson
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MONEY TO LOAN.

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS PAY YOUR
taxes, Improvement loans. up to three
years to pay: personal loans on your sig
nature; reasonable rates See MR. FREED
MAN. 1906 r. ]. ave. NV. Phone North
O1Oj. 24'
ON D. C.-VA-MD PROPERTY. FIRST AND
second trusts. FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
BUREAU, 600 ". National 1855. 22s
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DUNN. Attorney. 13I3 H ST. NV.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia-JaS: G., Hollinss-
Defendant-No 6eIO5 Equity.-The OBJ
ject of this suit is for absolute divorce.
Defendants address is unknown On mo-
tion Of the plaintiff 1t is this 18th day Of
October 1896 ordered that the defendant,
Ruth w. HollingSworth. cause her appear.
ance to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day of the
the cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default Provided copy OF this order
be published once a week for three success
and the Evening Star before said day.
(Signed) JOS W. cox. Justice. lSeal:)
A true copy. Test: CHARLES z. STEW
Clerk oc1421.2S
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM. NEAR WASHINGTON: STATE
rent. location. details of house and build-
inRs. Address Box 1S2-P Star offce.
SMALL FARM: MUST BE REASONABLE.
Adams 1872
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D C. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE L HEISKEIL- 1l15 Eye st NV
HAVE MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SECOND
trusts in D. c. and nearby virginia. Ad-
dress Box 14a-P. Star ofice
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2 STORES-2 APIS
K ST HOME-S3 $50

All brick; rented for S435O to splendid
tenant; 4 r. and bath. h.-w.h., elec. lights;
take your pencil and figure this as an
investment
INTERPRETATIONS,
District $500 lIOB Vermont Ave.
SundaYs-Nights. Adams O62O.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
tCOntinued.)

RETIRED: WANT HOUSE BEFORE WIN
ter: pay cash: close-in: preference to Sc:
write all "details at once. Address Box
59-P. Star office.
ALL CASH AT ONCE. IRRESPECTIVE
OF condition or location. J. L. HOPKINS.
35S Fairmont ST. NV. Adams 10451.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR
frame, white or colored. Immediate ac-
tion No commission. E. A. GARVEY. Dis
trict 450S. 1l26 VT. ave.
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AM. UNIV. PARK.

bed rooms and etaS'9 bath on frst foor bed
rooms and bath on End floor; hot-water
heat: oil burner; elec. refrigeration; hard
wood floors; screens: weather-stripped:
large, beautifully Handicapped lot: $3.50.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl 0753.
Evening phone Georgia S079.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR CAR~We
will lend YOU full market value on your
car Cash in minutes. Borrow on your
car and pay for that vacation, old bills
etc Nolan Motor Co. LII 18th St nv
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WANTED-DESK IN OFFICE WITH USE
of telephone as needed; state location and
price. Address Box 177-P, Star offlce
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Center-hall plan, all-brick home; 4 rooms
and lavatory first floor. rooms and .
baths second floor 2 rooms and bath third
floor AN IDEAL HOME FOR A LARGE
FAMILY. Insulated furred walls. copper
cutters weather-stripped. oil burner. On
large lot with Gear brick garage.
Open Tor Your Inspection.
Open and Lighted Until PM.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
14Is ST. NV District 1877.
Chevy Chase-$1, 900 Down.
Six-room BUNGALOW modern bath. COM
plete basement. laundry room. built-in ga
lawn. shade trees. rock pool v block of
Wisconsin ave surrounded by fine homes
Price. $500: very easy terms Salesman
drive. Chevy Chase. Turn left at 900
block Wisconsin ave.
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1417 L st. NV. National $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT: oFF1CB
ington b C.. August FL 1936-Notice is
hereby given to all persons who may have
Loan Association Of washington. D. o."
that the same must be presented TO- M. L.
Barnett Jr. Receiver with the legal proof
.lereof within three months from this date
or they may be disallowed
(Signed) J. F T. OCONNOR.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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WHY RENT?
SUBURBAN CHEVY CHASE.

Open Daily Noon to g..
6523 Summit ave. (drive out Conn. ave
past Circle turn right on Thornapple to
Summit)-New detached brick, 4 bed
rooms. baths (bed room and bath hrst
foor) oil burner. cedar closets. model
rent to responsible tenant.
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1417 L st. National $3.50.
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!. AZ. W. No NAOAA'
&c ACRES

Montgomery County. north of Silver
Spring: 30 acres in timber. fine old Colo
NAL house on high knoll, surrounded by
beautiful old shade trees and shrubbery;
house has high ceiling. open fireplaces:
ideal for reconditioning: location unsur-
passed Just 5 miles from D. c., just of
Brookville pike. To close an estate. can
deliver for $500 per acre Call Mr.. Thomas.
ROBERTL. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 4750.
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SUBURBAN ESTATE

Unusually located property of over .
fully Handicapped and having modern i'm
provements. Located Just outside Bethesda.
amid large estates and close to Rockville
pike S16.50O
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
National 1900. lO13 18th st. NV.
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8 ROOMS-2 BATHS.
HOME NEAR PARK.

6-room stone home on large improved
lot near Falls Church: studio living room
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
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Small acreage plots; fine trees.
THOS. Z. FARRELL CO,
WATER FRONT PRoPERIY.

PEvERLY BEACH cHEsAPEAKE Bay
for booklet. address, MAYO. A. A. Co. Nd
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED-LoTs SUITABLE FOR INdME-
diate building of row houses. four-family
Mr.. Walter, $50 to $50 am. or 4 to 3
pm. oil. write. giving lots and block num-
'ei' anu B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. National 2100.
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ONE ACRE

North OF Silver Spring. Just of 7th ST
pike. beautiful S-room house. all modern
conveniences. lear garage: located on high
knoll. overlooking surrounding country:
shade. fruit trees. shrubbery. Reduced to
s. 800 for quick salt. Call MI. Thomas.
ROBERTL. McKEEVER CO., INC,
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ESTATE.
One Acre, Northwest Section
Overlooking Rock Creek Park,
IS Minutes From Downtown.
A HOME BUILT FOR 4 CONSERVATIVE
In its ingenious and unusual features 1t
exhibits q determination to place the ele-
ments in their proper positions on the site.
bringing an eSthetic satisfaction, The ar;
chitect has produced harmony. Dignity and
richness are noteworthy manifesting fine
appreciation Of good material. Much OF
the charm is due TO open passages connect
ing various room groups and other fea-
lures which furthered the owners expressed
ends Elevation and beautiful view de-
termine the situation Of the large living
room and front porch. The entire estate
will stand up under critical inspection.
located in q wooded section where large
trees cast q perfect shadow on the entire
landscape. The home alone is worth the
price. Four beautiful bed rooms with space
where two more may be added. Full base
ment. oil heat. wine cellar. Estate built 1
years ago. For further particulars. call Mr..
Cook or Mr.. Hines.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MD.-1.000
feet fronting on Edmonston road, q paved
highway, running back about 800 feet:
facing Government property; convenient
to University of Maryland and splendidly
adaptable for small home construction;
total area approximately 8 acres: $4,000.
Call MR.. PARKER. District $3.50.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
,Emsaa.. y5dAS5 ydLd55
High-class tenants Rental return. $500
per year. Price. $3.50: terms. Address
Box 3I2M. Star ofice.
b; brick, eiec., etc; this has been COM
ing. new range. shades; etc rented for
and clear E, A. GARVEY, District 45OS
1926 Vermont ave.
PAY $4,000 DOWN ON A FOUR-FAMILY
fiat. receive a monthly cash return. plus
s155' s growing ownership interest Wisconsin
BUSINESS PROPERTY. INVESTMENT
houses, > and 3 family fats, paying 100
net or better on equity. State your wishes.
n. E. RYON CO., l2l6 N. Y. ave. Natl.
1907.
A. GOOD INVESTMENT WITH SAFETY.
S4.250-1-room and bath brick, in second
commercial NV location. In absolutely
flrst-claSS condition and rented to ex-
cellent tenant at S47 80 per month.
81. -Eight-room and bath brick. near
Rented to White m s1 TENANTS at per
month. An excellent opportunity to
acquire income-bearing property at
~. SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
1905 H st. NV National 2345.
INVESTORS SIINvESTIGATE
os fooms f and bsb ioTsi ahd
rented at $40 The price is only So 500.
G. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. National
44S2 go
2 STORES-2 APTS.
Corner on heavily Travelled avenue NV ::
oil burner; good condition rent schedule
over $4,000 yearly priced low. Reason
able cash and good terms. Call MR. DREW.
F ELIOT MIDDLETON.
"05 Investment Bldg.
K ST. HOME-$3,950.
All brick: rented for S42 40 to Snlendid
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KENSINGTON, MD.

Nice 6-room home with all conveniences
rock wool insulation. oil burner. garage
maids room. owner occupied priced right.
KENS1NGTON REALTY CO..
Ken in Rfnn Nd KenSinQtnn 20
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A RETREA1

FOR THOSE WHO LOVE NATURE.
This rugged heavily wooded 60-acre
tract with picturesque ravine and 60-ft.
waterfall affords a Rocky Mountain en-
vironment within IL miles OF White House.
on Georgetown-Leesburg pike IA mi. below
Madeira SCHOOL, Now only 5000 per acre.
HERMAN E GASCH
qo3 18th ST NV National 1254-1255.
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$6,750.
CHEVY CHASE SACRIFICE.

sSDU.
Detached stucco home near 33rd and
Morrison sts.: . rooms. . baths. oil burner.
Call at once for appointment. as a bargain
such as this will not be on the market long.
MR. BENNETT. Potomac 4491.
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LESS THAN $4,000
4644 cath ST. NORTH. ARLINGTON, VA.
-Six-room house. large lot; reasonable
down payment; balance on long-term
basis Can be shown by appointment.
Call Clarendon So week dayS
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
1924 N H AVE NV.

S7.95O-Attractive Colonial-type home:
8 rooms. bath, 2 inclosed porches; hot
water heat cleo lights, Gear garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
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5000 CASH, $50 MONTH

$500 CASH, $50 MONTH.
Large 5-r. BUNGALOW h.-w.h.. oil burner,
bath elec hardwood floors, fireplace huge
attic. dry basement. garage paved streets:
So 500. ERWIN REALTY CO.. call HyattS-
vile 1ti5
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Acreage 1 or more: this land Is located
from Wilson lane to River rd. Price,
$1,000 to $4,000 per acre. Will finance
and build to suit purchaser.
- r W. HUNCT wisconsin 5S32.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

DERHAPS 1t will be amusing again
to compile list Of minor imper-
senators who, by the excellence Of their
performances, have helped to make
the good plays better. I have in mind
many eloquent characterizations that,
in the natural enthusiasm for the
stars, are neglected. The following
catalog is neither profound nor off,
cial, but I print 1t as some vagrant
impressions of acting in its most elus-
i've form:
Joseph Greenwald as the fat. greasy.
effusive and lovable Greek of "The
Postman Always Rings Twice"
Edward Chianello as Couchon, the
Bishop of Beauvais, in the Cornell
Shaw version Of Saint JOAN" and
Arthur Byron as the inquisitor, as
he calmly and in long, long speech
puts heresy out of business.
Miss PHYS WEIGH, an understudy
for Miss Doris Dudley, as patrician
and sophisticate ingenue in Mr. Beflr-
mans bright comedy. End Of Sum-
mer."
Minor Watson. also in END of Sum-
mer," as complete representation
Of an aristocratic American business
man.
Rex Harrison. as jaunty English
novelist and psychologist who sweeps
the nlists away from the confused
mind of Miss Evelyn Laye, 8 beau-
tiful neurotic.
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fathers sister is a monologist.
u u With such q background, 1t
is perhaps not unnatural that Paul
Draper, instead Of turning out to be
an engineer, should have become, at
26. one of Americas best tap dancers.
Under contract to Warner Bros.
studios, red-headed, blue-eyed young
Draper went to Hollywood from New
York by airplane without ballyhoo,
but backed by well-earned reputa-
ton as a dancing artist, to play in his
first film, Colleen" showing at the
Earle Theater next Friday.
Thumbs Up" the Eddie Dowiing
revue on Broadway, was the show in
which he scored Gotham hit; also
Billy Roses Casino de Paree show .
and he made numerous appearances
at Radio City Music Hall. In Col
leen," he and the ninble-footed Miss
Keeler team in some fast-stepping
dance numbers.
An American, though born in Flor
ence, Italy, on October IS, 1909, he is
the son Of the late Paul Draper, con-
cert singer. His mother, Muriel
Draper, is poet and novelist.
He went to the Lincoln Grammar
School in New York; then to the Nor
ristown, N. j., High School and the
Loomis School in Windsor, Conn. His
college training was received at the
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute of
Engineering.
In high school and college he went
in for various sports; in fact, almost
all of them. He was variously on
Evening star., 1936-03-22
"WinterSet'
At National
Next Week
Burgess Meredith and
Margo on Tour
With Play.

maxwell ANDERsoN's Win
terset," considered one of the
outstanding dramas of the current
season, comes to the National Thea
ter March 80 for an engagement Of
one week. The play recently con-
cluded an engagement at the Martin
Beck Theater in New York and comes
to Washington following engagements
in Boston and Philadelphia. From
here it goes to Pittsburgh and Chi
cago. the only other stops on the
brief tour.
Guthrie McClintic, the producer of
"Winterset," also staged the play. The
two stage settings were designed by
10 Mielziner and have attracted con-
siderable attention in New York.
The leading role in "Winterset" is
portrayed by Burgess Meredith, a
young actor whose splendid perform
ance In this play has elevated him
from near obscurity to stardom.
Though he attracted attention for
his work several seasons ago in Lit
tie or Boy" "She Loves Me Not" and
''Flowers of the Forest" it is win
terset" which has brought him the
most praise from the critics.
Featured with Mr.. Meredith in
"Winterset" is Margo, young Mexican
actress who will be remembered for
her work in the Hecht-MacArthur
motion picture, Crime Without Pas
SION" and whose latest film engage
ment was in Robin Hood of Eldorado"
for M.-G.-M., soon to be released
locally.
Others in the company are Lee
Baker, Myron Mccormick, Theodore
Hecht, Harold Johnsrud. Morton L.
Stevens, Anatole Winogradoff, Billy
Quinn, Abner Biberman, Helen Wynn
and John Phillber.
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excellent in Dangerous" we should
also say that she was better in THE
Petrified Forest" Just as we can say
that Victor McLaglen would never
have received the Academy award for
his work in Professional Soldier"
With this In mind, we should like
10 offer a list of performances which
strike us as having been tops" during
the past few months. Performances
which might have won medals if they
had been revealed at the proper time.
Here, at any rate, are some actors
and actresses who have done excel
lently well:
Harriet Hilliard, newcomer, who will
be even better when she gets back to
being a blond. but who in Follow
the Fleet" reveals herself as an actress
as we'll as a personality.
hu-h Herbert in Colleen" This
Is yet to come But when you see it
we think you'll agree that Mr.. Herbert
ut last rings the gong-good and hard
Paulette Goddard as Charlie Chap
Inns cinderella in Modern Times" I"
Miss Goddard is one of the few screen
actresses who seems absolutely natu-
raj Her work in this is refreshingly
different.
Paul NUM- in The Story of Louis
PasteT"-a Characterization which is
80 deft, dignified and appealing that
1t plays rings around even "Scarface."
Josephine Hutchinson in the same
film. Her best screen performance.
Gary Cooper (waking up in the
morning) in Desire" In this scene
Cooper becomes definitely one of the
movie immortals.
Mickie Mouse on skates and on the
polo field.
Robert Benchley in his now famous
sleeping saga. While this has been
crowned as a real achievement by the
academy we doubt whether the public
at large has seen enough of it. We
suggest a return booking.
Franchot Tone. in Dangerous"
difficult role which he did with his
customary polish.
And Mr.. Chaplin, in Modern
Times" who proves in that scene
wherein he lets that boat slide into
the sea, that his talent as the worlds
greatest pantomime expert has not
diminished with the years.
nON'T miss Beatrice Lille in this
weeks revue at the National. The
inimitable Bee" has waxed rather
than waned during the past few
months. and as one who saw "At
Home Abroad" on its opening night in
Boston, and then subsequently almost
every time he was taken to the theater
in New York, we can truthfully say
that Miss Lille has gotten funnier and
funnier as she has gone along, and is
now in the very pink.
That scene in which she discusses
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Revue
Opens Here
Tomorrow
CAT Home Abroad" at
the National for
One Week.

"AT HOME ABROAD" successful
"a Broadway musical now on a
limited tour, will open tomorrow
night at the National Theater for
an engagement Of one week. The
revue has been sent on its limited
road tour by the Shuberts while still
running successfully in New York
because Of the. fact Beatrice Lilies
contract expires June /.
Sketches and lyrics for "At Home
Abroad" were written by Howard
Dietz, with contributions by Ray
mond knight, known for his radio
work, and the characters are taken
into foreign lands and fun Is had
with customs and traditions.
Music for the revue, written by Ar
thur Schwartz, provides Miss Lille
and Ethel Waters, another of the
outstanding stars of the piece. with
several distinctive numbers. Paul
Haakon, the sensational dancer last
seen here with Jeritza in "Anina," has
three new ballets especially written
for him, with music by Mr.. Schwartz
Mitzi Mayfair, who has danced in
the "Follies' of 1881 and in "Take
Chance" and who last appeared
here in vaudeville, is another Of the
stars of "At Home Abroad" Regi-
nald Gardiner. the leading man,
makes his American debut in the
musical.
Others in the large cast are Nina
Whitney, Vera Allen, John McCauley,
Woods Miller, the Six Spirits of
Rhythm and Roy Campbell's Cont
nentalS.
Vincente Minelli, who did the cos
tunes and scenery for the last edition
of the ziegfeld "Follies." staged this
production and designed the scenery
and costumes for it. For "At Home
Abroad" he has devised a new plan
of unit scenery.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Portrait of a Dancer

wrestling, track. foot ball. gymnasium,
fencing and base ball teams. Phys
ically. he Is nearly feet tall: his
present weight is 1855 pounds.
I'VE were on European trip when
I was a." he explains. "and the man
ager Of the Plaza Theater In London
gave me q tryout. I'd been inspired
to try for stage work through a mix
ture Of vanity, exhibitionism and lazi-
ness. Once on the stage, as dancer
my dreams of engineering were def
nitely forgotten"
Back in America, Draper went into
vaudeville. Then, for the season Of
1884, he went into the cast Of Eddie
Dowling's revue, Thumbs Up" The
opening night, 1t will be recalled, he
literally stopped the show"
Josephine Hutchinson he names a.
his favor.te actress. Others he likes
are Charles Chaplin, Walter Connolly
Conrad Veidt, Greta Garbo and
Charles Laughton. Outside of dane
ing. he Is most interested In the arts
Of music. writing and painting. He
has written, he confesses. "a few very
bad poems and some musical criti-
cism." He neither plays nor sings.
Russia interests him most Of all
Evening star., 1936-03-22

those double, dozen damask" some
thing g-or-others. is one Of the high
points in both revue writing and revue
acting.
Her supporting cast is also some-
thing to write home about. Ethel
Waters, has some of her brightest
costumes, if not always her best
songs. Reginald Gardiner, English
importation, scores in an amusing
monologue. Paul Haakon, the best Of
the young dancers, has a bull-fght
number which is considered one of
the finest hallets that the musical
comedy stage has produced. And
Mitzi Mayfair has a dance towards
the end of the second act that raises
the roof.
So go and laugh with Miss Lille
tomorrow night, or the night there
after, etc. Her show is a sprightly
carnival, fun of fun and handsome
people And it is produced with a
lavish hand by the not so always
lavish Shuberts.
GREAT things are being spoken In
advance of The Great ziegfeld."
which comes to the National the week
of April l9. When it was first stated
that M-G-M had produced a film
which ran over three hours, studio
moguls threw up their hands and be-
gan to cry "wolf" down the Culver
City corridors Said they: "Come on
we've got to chop an hour out of this
'Ziegfeld' film"
Then they sat down and saw it. And
again they threw up their hands. But
this time in Joy and exultation. SAID
they: There has never been any
thing like it." They said other things.
Among them: Don't you dare cut out
one minute of this 3-hour and 10
minute entertainment
| So three hours and ten minutes 1t
will be. And Norman Pyle, who is
hauling up the flag ahead OF the fllm,
| has been doing song and dance
around the provinces ever since he
saw it. And every one else who had
anything to do with it, such as Pro-
ducer (Smart GUY Hunt Stromberg,
Director Robert z. Leonard, William
Powell Myrna 10y, Louise Rainer, Vir-
ginia Bruce and Fanny Brice and
other members of the cast, have been
in excellent humor since they saw the
picture, too.
We saw Luise Rainer In blue dress
sing an Anna Held song the first day
the film was started in Hollywood.
And if We never see another thing that
will still be plenty good enough for us.
If the rest Of the picture is as attrac-
tive as was Miss Rainer singing that
song then We can predict immortality
for it ahead of time.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Jewish Center Program.

THREE outstanding artists Of the
Jewish theater have been engaged
to appear on the concert being ar
ranged by the Pioneer Women Organi-
zations for Palestine and the Jewish
Community Center. to be presented at
'the Center Tuesday night at 8:l5
o'clock. Bella Ballerina, leading woman
of the famous Wilmer Troupe: j.
Basenko. singer and interpreter OF
Yiddish and Palestinian songs, and
AL Harris, Jewish wit and comedian
will take part In the program.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

foreign countries. He has Travelled
much-Italy. France. England, Switz-
erland, Mexico and South America.
Good food, wine and fast cars are
his extravagances. His favorite foods
are blini, steak. milk. zabaglione, Brus-
sells sprouts, black bread and grouse.
He plays tennis. His favorite sports.
as spectator. are wrestling, hockey
and tennis.
His Jobs. other than theatrical. have
been: Sailor on oil tanker, lumberjack,
farmer, ditch-digger and music critic.
His best friends-Frank Tuttle, Gilbert
Seldes. Paul Calico and Carl Tucker.