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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19
Sandy Spring Neighborhood

April meeting of The Neighbors in the
club rooms of The Fire House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Whitlock are
again at their home. Crestleigh, after
having been on vacation in Florida
Miss Lille B. Stabler has returned
to Edgewood from a visit to her fam
lily in Washington.
MRS. William W. Moore has left her
home Leacroft for stay of month
with relatives and friends in New
York.
Miss Virginia Stabler has returned
to Westtown school, Pa, after having
been confined to her home at Spring
field with the measles.
Mrs. Clara Mae Downey has been
In the neighborhood the past week.
having come up from Florida to make
preparations for the opening of the
Inn later in the season.
Mrs. T. Yellott Candy had as lunch
con guests on Friday, the members of
her bridge club who were: Mrs. G..
Rust Candy, Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs.
Tarlton Brooke, Mrs. Thomas Hyde
Nv, Mrs. Francis A. Thomas. Mrs. A.
Douglas Farquhar and Mrs. Harwood
Owings.
Mr.. Charles Lyon with some of the
students of Havefford College, were
weekend guests of Mr.. Ligon's fam
lily, when the fencing team from that
College came to Baltimore.
Among those who attended the
National Flower Show in Baltimore
from the neighborhood were a party
going on Monday of Mrs. Newton
Stabler, Mrs. Stanton Smith, Mrs.
Francis Miller, Mrs. Charles E. Bond.
Mrs. William John Thomas, Mrs.
Mortimer o. Stabler, Mrs. Louis Bus
Isler, Miss Mary Miller Stabler and
Miss Amy P. Miller.
Mrs. Andrew j. Boyd was a recent
hostess to the members of the faculty
of Sherwood school, having seventeen
to buffet luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson and
two sons arrived on Saturday for a
visit with their family at Tall Tim
bers.
Miss Mary Magruder, who is now
with Mrs. Samuel B. Wetherald, has
been spending few days with friends
in Baltimore; Mrs. Wetherald has re-
turned after a stay with her children
in Philadelphia.
Sandy Spring has reason to be
proud of the wonderful basketball
team which was again triumphant on
Friday night last, winning % to Id
from the United Typewriters of D. c.,
and being, presented with trophy and
ten gold medals. This team has now
the State championship.
Mrs. Dean Acheson of Sandy
Spring and Washington, is holding
for the next two weeks in Washing
ton, an exhibition of her art work in
Studio House, 21st. st. Mrs. Acheson
has among her best pictures, "Fine
Day." which portrays row of houses
in old Georgetown's colored section,
with the population out enjoying the
early spring sunshine.
Mrs. Acheson is a member of The
Little Garden Club of Sandy Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19
Disappearance of Ship.

Comparatively few ships have actu-
ally disappeared completely since the
turn Of the century. There is SOM
Der record of disaster, the fate Of the
passengers is known generally. But
the days of sailing ships and side
wheelers left an amazing record Of
ships carrying hundreds Of men, wom-
en- and children which left port only
to be swallowed by some strange quirk
of destiny.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19
The PaIamino Horse

The PalaminO horse Is not a breed
but a type, found principally In the
western part Of the United States. The
word is from the Spanish meaning
"cream colored." 1t is probably
descendant Of the horses brought over
by the early explorers. Westerners
breed them as a hobby to perDetuate
the color and other qualities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

The Miami juvenile court is disturb
ed over how to dispose of triplet
babies who came under it's charge
when their mother deserted them. The
mother at different times named two
men as their father. Strangely enough
both men want to marry the mother.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

Speaking of candidates, the most
optimistic one we have heard of this
year is Howard M. Overstreet of
Washington, D. c., who has quit his
job as policeman in order to seek the
Democratic nomination for President
of the United States. 1t will be quite
jump if he makes it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

Mortimer Peck of Braintree, Mass,
found that the duties of his public
office interferred with his private
business, so he resigned the former.
He quit his post as a member of the
board of health so as to devote all his
time to his work as an undertaken.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

Low prices for cotton next fall are
predicted by the Progressive Farmer
if growers do not voluntarily reduce
their acreage. 1t is said that a survey
indicates the intention to plant more
than SO million acres this spring, as
against 20 million acres last year and
less than % million in 1884.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19
Timely Topics

Chris Hansen of Champaign, ILL.,,
is 81 years old, has been blind more
than so years, and says he attrib-
utes his long life to temperance in
all things, and refusing to worry.
The fact that he got married when
he was n also may have helped.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

Aptitude for some sport or other
has often changed a young mans
career. An example is seen in the case
of Bill Starr, who started out to be
rabbi and wound up as catcher for
the Washington Senators.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

There may be good tip for candi-
dates in the statement of woman
writer, who says: "When a woman
who has never voted bestirs herself
to do it, it is because she want to
vote against somebody" We suspect
a good many men are like that, too.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

The case is even more battling than
the famous one which once taxed King
Solomon's wisdom.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-19

The Indians about Niagara have a
tradition that the falls demand two
human sacrifices every year.
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur Hard, 2s, Belmont, N. CT ana
Jeanette A. Dear, "a, Mt. Clair n. j.
Robert 8. Jones, 20. and winifred G..
Walker, Is, both Of CharlottesVille' va
Henry P. whitman. 81, Hartford.
Conn, and Helena s. Miller, 49, Little
Rock, Ark
Harrison NJ Jones. 80. Newport News
Va. and Opal P. Jones, rs, Spottsyl-
vania, Va.
Atwood Anderson, IS, and Laura M.
Thomas, ~, both of 1412 st. S. e.
Waller o. Baird, Is. charlottesville.
Va. and Pauline M. Ellis H. Sails
0u George Ea e. White, rs. 1912 Ninth St;
N. W., and Catherine Perry, 20, 1916
N David M. Diggs, H, and Argentine
Wilson. 81. both Of 500 New Jersey Ave.
Homer J. Clark, jr.. %, Lancaster.
1U clsrsnes 3. walthsr. IS. Brookline,
Mass. and Cherry J. whitney 26' 1916
Sixteenth st. n. w. ,
EdTaFG a,d B BaPsy n T.. BIT sHt st. 1855
Hathaway NJ. jackson. %. and Mig
homie J. Taylor, 10. both OF Delta
VIZ" Robert &c. Smith, Is, AT H St. N. W..
and Annie L. Harris. II, 1897 Eleventh
George F. yelling. %. IT'S Shepherd
st. N. W., and Mildred z. Brictenbach.
10, $3.50 Fourteenth st. N. w.
Jesse L. Stimson. rs. 703 Emerson st.
N. W., and Frances N. Willett, Is, IL
Rhode Island Ave. N. e.
William A. sigel, 80, Narbeth, Pa.
and Pearl B. Henry. -. 224 First st.
Ralph L. Fisher, 70, an Edith s. Peter.
son, 81, both of Brooklyn, N. z.
william p. Gordon, 80, Scranton, Pa,
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
Collects Swords, Guns
As His Hobby

Walk into Edward r. Seals
''hobby room" in his home at
1868 Eighteenth st. N. w., and
you feel yourself transplanted into
another age, an age when gay cay
alters crossed swords for their
ladies fair and knighthood really
was in flowers.
Mr.. Seal collects things Of q
fighting nature" Dangers,
swords. guns-from the real early
days up to the present.
Taking o very prominent place
in his room are two helmets, one
of a very early Spanish variety
and the other of the kind the Eng
lish wore when Oliver Cromwell
was the hero of the day.
There's Spanish sword that
dates back no less than $50 years
and q flintlock gun that could
have been used no later than 1850.
But guns were used even before
the age of chivalry, and Mr.. Seal
has one that he believes comes
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
7 RINGS STOLEN
FROM HOME

William Van Benschaten, Of
1741 Rhode Island Ave. N. W., told
police today someone had stolen
two rings, valued at 1858, from a
bureau drawer in his home.
Clothing, worth $500, was re-
ported stolen from the parked au-
tomobile Of Frank A. Burget, a
visitor from Terre Haute. Ind.
Burget said his car was broken
into last night at Eleventh and
H Streets Northwest.
A colored boy last night Snatched
a purse from the hands Of Ernes-
tine Scott, a school girl, as she
was walking at Tenth and .
Streets Northwest. Miss Scott,
who lives in the TOO block Of
Harvard st. N. w., told police the
boy took 50 from her purse and
tossed it away,
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
distributing Workers
Mourn For Hopping

Services for Silas v. Hopping,
SO, chief electrician Of the Bureau
Of Printing and Engraving who
died Wednesday In Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital after a brief ILL
ness were held this afternoon at
2:3o o'clock at the Chambers
funeral chapel, 1400 Chaplin St.
N. w. Memorial services are to
be held by the Washington Cen
tennal Lodge, F. A. A. M. Of which
Mr.. Hopping was q member.
Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Hopping, who lived at 32l7
Warder st. N. w., was born in
Mountain Cove, w. Va. His
father was q captain in the
United States Army. He came
to Washington at the age Of 4
and attended the public schools
here. He graduated from the
Bliss Electrical School in Takoma
Park, Md, and was first employed
at the Bureau Of Identification
in July, 1898. He was promoted
to chief electrician in 1924.
Surviving Mr.. Hopping Is his
widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hop
ping, a son, Joseph, three daugh.
tiers, Miss Marie Louise, Miss
Frances Ruth and Miss Catherine
Elinor Hopping, all Of this city.
and one brother. Halstead II. Hop
ping, Of Wilmington, Del.
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
DOG RACE FOES
DOOM TRACK IN
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 16.
Defeat Of a proposal to establish
q greyhound dog racing track here
appeared certain today as oppoSi-
ton to the plan mounted rapidly.
Citizens will be given an oppor-
tunity to voice themselves at q
public meeting Tuesday night In
City Hall. Several members OF
the city council have pointed out
that, since this meeting was called
to determine if the popular senti-
ment of the people was against the
plan, the opposition now registered
against the race track should be
sufficient to block the move.
Groups Fight Plan
With the Alexandria Retail
Merchants Association, the XII
wants Club, and a number Of city
officials already openly opposing
the plan, several other organize
lions were calling together their
forces with a view to organizing
additional opposition.
Among organizations expected
to Join the opposition are the
Ministerial Union Of the city,
which has called a special meet
ing for Monday morning to dis
cuss the plan; the Women'S Chris
tian Temperance Union, the Bust
ness and Professional Women'S
Club and other civic and fraternal
organizations.
While no definite word has
come from the ministers as q
whole, each of more than q half
dozen queried on the issue has
voiced himself as being opposed
to the plan.
Gambling Ban" RidicuIed
Ridicule was thrust at the stand
taken by the promoters that no
gambling would be permitted at
the tracks. Opponents Of the
move pointed out that there was
open betting at the track which
was in operation at Virginia Beach
last summer.
More than 125 Of the most in
fluenC1al citizens ana business
leaders in the city have definitely
stamped themselves as opposed to
the plan, and those expected to
join the movement between now
and Tuesday night are expected to
far more than double this num-
ber.-
Charging that such a plan
would be a serious detriment to
the children Of the city, the local
Kiwanis Club voted unanimously
to oppose the track. Others con-
tended that it would attract
many high school children from
the nearby George Washington
High School and also bleed the
very class Of persons that could
not afford to pay the admission
every night, to say nothing Of
the temptation to gamble.
Despite the fact that several
councilmen would not commit
themselves, it was generally con-
coded that the organized opposi-
ton would be more than suffi-
Gent to block the proposal.
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
BIRTHS

Martin and Audrey Pree, girl.
Roland ana Elmira Carlson. girl.
Carl and zaida Hayes, boy.
Norman and Ethel slant. boy.
John and Resale Haley, boy.
Joseph and Frances 6rannon, boy.
Gardner and Elizabeth Parks, girl.
Maurice and Thelma Lusby, girl.
Thomas and Victoria Carley, girl.
william and Ethelyn Thomas, CYL.
Gerald and Mildred Murphy, girl
James and Eleanor Hoffman, girl.
John and Elinor Simpson, boy.
Harry and Alice Gutterman, boy.
Joseph and Dorothy Bond, boy.
William and Mary Edwards, boy.
Haywood and Alma Droze, boy.
Paul and Josephine Sullivan, girl.
William and Mary Hill, girl.
John and Alsace Kenestrick, girl.
Thomas and Edna Risheill, girl.
William and Margaret Soper, girl.
The Washington times., 1936-05-16

from China from somewhere In
the vicinity Of 900 B. c.
There are scimitars and Philip
pine daggers and a general collec-
ton Of like pieces. ~
But If you STAY in Mr.. Sears
"hobby room" long enough, you
soon hear a ticking, a variety OF
ticks, each in different tempo.
And thereby hangs another tale
Mr.. Seals collection Of watches,
old watches, the older the better.
Mr.. Seal has watches dating
back to the days when you had to
wind them up with key and when
a watch really weighed you down
with all its gold and silver and
brilliants and paintings.
Mr.. Seal, whose legal residence
is at Evansville, Md, but who lives
in Washington part Of the year.
keeps all of his collection in one
room because Mrs. Seal won't let
me take any of it into any other
part of the house."
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
DEATHS

Susan e. Sears, So, st. EIIzabeths Hos
pital.
Julia e. Plant, 81, 71s Third St. N. q.
Elizabeth Nalley, so, 1912 NJ St. S. e.
E. Hez Sven, 70, 905 Massachusetts,
Ave. N. z.
Sarah A. Bland, Is. 1897 North Caro-
lima Ave. N. e.
Alonza A. Adams. 7s, SIS L st. s. e,
James e. Kennedy, ~. Gallinger Hos
pital.
James D. Van Hook, II. s2OS Nine
tsenth ST. N. w.
Bertha Hahn, 81, Garfield Hospital
John Baxter, 81, Sibley Hospital
Annie Fogle. So. Sibley Hospital.
silas Van Hopping, So. Garfield Hos
pital.
Daisy s. Abel 81 1853 Perry Place
N. w.
Daniel s. Schmidt, IS. 1905 Quincy
st. N. w.
stephen s. sins 80, 2717 woodIsy
Albert P. Ferguson. 81. aallinger Hos.
pital.
CarmelIa Nicasters, 10, Gallinger Hos.
pital.
Harold Cook. S. Childrens Hospital.
The Washington times., 1936-05-16

pobsession." Saturday: Hoot Gibson in
THE Lucky Terror
FAIRLAWN - Sunday ana Monday:
vs.. Secretary" Tuesday: Richard Dig
and Leila Hyams in yellow Dust"
Wednesday: Warner Baxter in robin
Hood of Ell Dorado" Thursday and
Saturday: Barbara Stanwyck and Pres
ton Foster in Annie Oakley"
CAROLINA-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Charlie Chaplin in
Modern Times" Thursday and Friday:
gerous Waters: also, Wallace Ford and
Phyllis Brooks in Another Face" Satur-
day: Gene Autry in Coming Round the
Mountain" and Frank Bucks Fang and
Claw"
SECO-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Rose Marie with Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Anything Goes" with Bing Crosby
and Ethel Norman. Friday: Freshman
Love" with Patricia Ellis and Frank Nc
Hugh. Saturday: Tough Guy" with
Jackie Cooper.
HIPPODROME-Sunday and Monday:
Call theater for name of picture. Tues
day and Wednesday James Dunn and
Sally Eilers in Don't Get PERSONAL;
also, Joe 2. Brown in Circus Clown"
Thursday and Friday: Dick Powell and
Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in "Wife vs..
Secretary"
CAMEO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Clark Gable, Myrna 10y in ''Wife
day: Paul NUM- and Josephine Hutchin.
son in Louis Pasteur.' Friday: Warner
Baxter and Ann Loring in Robin Hood,
81 Dorado" Saturday: Jean Arthur and
Victor Jory in Party Wire; also. Airline
Judge and Paul Kelly in Here Comes
Trouble"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Dick
Powell and Ruby Keller in Colleen"
theater for name of picture. Friday:
Robert Montgomery and Myrna 10y in
''Petticoat Fever" Saturday: Jane
Withers and Pinky Tomlin in paddy
O'Day;" also, Jack Holt in Awaken
ing of Jim Burke
MILO-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Dionne Quintuplets and Jean Hersholt in
THE Country Doctor" Wednesday:
George Brent and Genevieve Tobin in
Robert Montgomery and Myrna 10y in
"Petticoat Fever" Saturday: Buck Jones
and Dorothy Dix in ''Sunset Of Power" !;
also. Zasu Pitts and Hugh o'Connell in
Affairs of Susan"
STATE-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: The Dionne Quintuplets in THE
Country Doctor" Wednesday and Thurs
day: Myrna 10y, Clark Gable and Jean
Harlow in "Wife Versus Secretary" Fri.
day and Saturday; Edward Arnold in
Suffers Gold"
TAKOMA-Sunday ana Monday: irwin
s. Cobb in "Everybodys Old Man" Tues
day and Wednesday: Walter Huston in
''Rhodes;" also. Ann Sothern in lyon
May Be Next" Thursday and Friday:
Gary Cooper in "Desire." Saturday: Ed
ward Everett Horton in "Your Uncle
The Washington times., 1936-05-16
PROGRAMS AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATE

Alexander and Anita Louise. Tuesday
and Wednesday: colleen" with Dick
joan T0M'I Blo nG Thursday: r Man" with
Jack Haley and Adrienne Marden.
Friday: "Timothy's Quest" Eleanore
whitney and Dickie Moore. Saturday:
oC 'q sStu nsnE s Nsb an
Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy in
Roaming Lady"
CENTRAL-sunday and Monda ~:
Double feature, James Gleason in MUIR
c Ger on n the Old u.
day and Wednesday: Bill Boyd in Call
Farmer In Dell" double feature.
in Bohemian Girl" Saturday: Double
feature. Shirley Temple in Captain
January" and Wheeler and Woolsey in
SILLY Billies."
day: Freddie Bartholomew in Little
Lord Fauntleroy." w d n sday and
Thursday: Robert Montgomery, and
Myrna 10y in "Petttcoat Fever" Fri;
day; Ross Alexander in Boulder Dam"
Hardy in Bohemian Girl" Charlie
Chase comedy, Pop Eye.
HOME-Sunday and Monday: Colleen
with Dick Powell, Ruby Keller, Jack
Oakie and Joan Blondell. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Gary Cooper and Marlene
cite Macdonald and Nelson Eddy in
Karloff in Walking Dead Saturday:
Double feature: Wheeler and woolsey in
Marriage" Flash Gordon No. /: Popey6.
SAvOY-sunday and Monday: Showed
Under" with George Brent, Genevieve
Tobin, Glenda Farrell, Patricia Ellis.
Frank McHugh. Tuesday and wednes-
day: 'Preview Murder Mystery with
Gall Patrick and Reginald Denny.
Malicious Long; March of Time. Fri
day: Bill Boyd in Call of the Prairie"
Saturday colleen" with Dick Powell.
Ruby Keller. Jack Oakie and Joan
Blondell.
and Wednesday,: Shirley Temple in
Captain January" Mickey Mouse.
Thursday and Friday: Dionne Quintup-
Doctor" Saturday: Gene Raymond in
Love On a Bet" Charlie Chase comedy.
YoRK-sunday and Monday: Fred
Astairs and Ginger Rogers in Follow
"Wife Versus Secretary" with Clark
Gable, Myrna 10y and Jean Harlow.
Thursday: Kent Taylor in my Marri-
age" Friday: "Chatterbox" Anne Shir-
ley. Charlie Chase comedy. Saturday:
Warner GLAND in "Charlie Chan at the
Circus" Adventures of Frank Morriwell
No. s; Popeye.
PENN-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Shirley Temple in Captain
January" Charlie Chase comedy. Thurs
day and Friday: "I Married Doctor
with Pat OBrien and Josephine Hutch
inson Saturday: Bette Davis IN Golden
Arrow" with George Brent Flash Cor
don No. I. tA~A
The Washington times., 1936-05-16

JESSE-Sunday and Monday: EVERY
body's Old Man" with Irwin 8. Cobb and
nesday: Call theater for name Of pic
ture. Thursday and Friday: '"Three Live
Ghosts with Richard Arlen. Saturday:
''Voice Of Bugle Ann with Lionel Barry
more and Maureen oSullivan.
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday:
''Wife Versus Secretary" with Clark
Gable and Myrna 10y. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Call theater for name Of
picture Thursday: Navy Nav, Wife Wife" with With
Don't Get Personal" with James Dunn
and Sally Eilers. Friday: 1.-The Walking
Dead" with Boris Karloff. Saturday:
though Guy" with Jackie Cooper and
Joseph Calleia, also Little America"
Rear Admiral Byrd.
PALM-sunday and Monday: The
Walking Dead" with Boris Karloff.
Tuesday and Wednesday: "Wife Versus
Secretary" with Clark Gable and Myrna
with Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy. Saturday: Tough Guy" with
Jackie Cooper and Joseph calleia.
HOWARD-On stage, in person: Fats
Waller with his orchestra and gala array
OF stars On screen Love On A Bet"
featuring Wendy Barrie and Gene Ray
mond.
LINCOLN-May is to II (inclusive),
Shirley Temple in Captain January"
with Guy Kibbee and Slim Summerville.
REPUBLIC-May1 Is to 81 (inclusive).
Dick Powell and Ruby Keller in "Col-
dell. Also, BLACK Network" an Added
Attraction with all-star colored cast.
BOOKER T-May IS to q (inclusive).
fNhar1fA Cha Min ~, GEMadAPH TiroAab
RAPHAEL-sunday and Monday. Gin
ger Rogers and George Brent in "In
fs:0n Milky %sy HaESd dSyd .na ID
Thursday. Ann Harding and Herbert
Marshall in 1.-THE Lady Consents" Fri
day and Saturday, Dick Foran in ''Song
Of the Saddle"
ROsALIA-sunday and Monday, Jean
Harlow, Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in
wife VS.. Secretary" Tuesday, William
T BOYD and Jimmy Ellison in nth, The
day Warner Baxter, Ernest Whitman
and Gloria Stuart in '"The Prisoner of
Shark Island" Friday. "Millions in the
Air." with Wendy Barrie and John How
Lucky Terror"
BRoADWAX-sunday and Monday:
RarlSff and LuEosi in The Invisible
with wendy Barrie and John Howard.
Wednesday and Thursday: Warner Bax-
ter. Ernest whitman and Gloria Stuart
in prisoner OF Shark Island" Friday
and saturday: Larry Crabbe and Kath-
leen Burke in Nevada"
NJ T Sunday and Monday: Paul
NUM- in The Story of Louis Pasteur."
and Suicide Squad" with Norman
Foster and Joyce Compton. Wednesday:
Spencer Tracy in "Whipsaw." Thurs
day: Bob Russell in Arizona Man" ana
"Becky Sharp" Friday: Irene Dunno
and Robert Taylor in Magnificent
The Washington times., 1936-05-16

Dudley" also. Peter B. Kyne's "Mys-'
FERROUS Avenger."
N-sunday and Monday:
Laughing Irish Eyes" with Phil ,1 Re,
Knapp; also Margaret SULLIVAN in
Next Time We Love" with James
Stewart and Ray Midland: Tuesday
Freddie bartholomew in professional
Soldier" with Gloria Stuart; also Jack
Hubert in alias Bulldog Drummond."
with Fay Wray. Thursday and Fri
day: Karloff and Lugosi in The
burn in "sylvia Scarlet" with Cary
Grant. Saturday: Ann Harding in
'The Lady Consents": also Clarence
E. Mulford's "Hopalong Cassidy; also
1.-THE Eagles Brood" with William
Boyd and Jimmy Ellison.
sc DIE irons %sSa.: SnS w MSne ccn
rad Nasel and Kay Linaksr; also
james Dunn and Sally Eilers in Don't
Get Personal, Tuesday: Death on
the Diamond" with Robert Young ana
Barretts of Wimpole Street" Thurs
day and Friday: 'T'll Name the Muir
derer," with Ralph Forbes and Marian
Shilling: also Ann Harding and Herbert
saturday: Irene Dunno and Fred Astire
in "Roberta"; also Tim Mccoy in
bulldog Courage" with Joan Wood
bury.
PR1SGEs T.oS2 of and sss M0n3 %yi
Jack Benny, Eleanor Powell and Rob-
ert Taylor. Tuesday: Woman Want:
ed" with Maureen o'sullivan and
Joel McCrea. wednesday: Greta Carlo
nina" Thursday and Friday: 1.-THE In
visible Ray" with Karloff and Bella
Lugosi: also BARS Of Hate" with
Regis rooney ana sheila Terry. satur..
with Lew Ayres and Isabel Jewell;
also Tim Mccoy in Bulldog Courage"
Warner Bros. Theaters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Monday and
Tuesday: The Case Against Mrs;
day: Freddie Bartholomew in Little
Lord Fauntleroy," Mickey Mouse: Fri
day: Walter Houston in Rhodes" Sat
urday. "Silly Billies'' with Wheeler and
Woolsey, Keaton comedy.
APoLLO-sunday. Monday. and Tues
day: Freddie Bartholomew in little
Lord 1Fauntleroy." Wednesday and
M nsqTsdA' 10y Robert n
March Of Time. Friday: Laurel and
Hardy in Bohemian Girl" Saturday:
pride Of the Marines" with Charles
Bickford ana Irwin S. Cobb in EVERY
body's Old Man"
AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Robert Montgomery, and Myrna
and Thursday: Al Jolson in Singing
Kid" Friday: brides Are Like That"
with Ross Alexander and Anita Louise.
saturday: Laurel and Hardy in 'Bohe-
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Brides Are Like That" with Ross