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Evening star., 1936-01-30

From such q beginning as Tad's
youngsters arose probably the
most successful money shooting
team Washington ever owned.
This was the Original Junior Five
organized BY Ben McAlwee. It was
composed Of Paul Harrison, Hokie
Smith, Jack Wolstenholme. Johnny
Anderson. Tim Dunworth and Ed
die EpW.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS. Jr,

Sporting people who have had little
to do recently except stick their heads
up the chimney to keep warm and
dream OF imaginary chases may find
some diversion for an idle hour in pc
rusing Bailey's Hunting Directory.
volume which for years has detailed
the facts about all recognized hunts
in England, Ireland, Wales, the United
Evening star., 1936-01-30
Wild Struggle for Per'nant
Resumed IN District League

Blanche Wootton's 1854, Rena Levy's
$50 and Evelyn Ellis 339 were the
winning punches for Rosslyn.
After dropping the first skirmish,
the Temple maids caught the Lucky
Strikers OF stride and grabbed the
next two Is Kay Burns leAa winning
charge with lis and 324. Lorraine
GULL turned In 3l2 for one Of her
lowest sets Of the season.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

I'm THE throes Of q spirited pen
nant fight that finds four teams
punched at the top, the District
4 League turns into its fourth series
tonieht with three matches.
The front-running Heurich Brewers
will stake their one-game lead against
Arcadia. When the Arcadians step
out ON their home rllnways their line
up Is likely to be bolstered with Perce
wolfe. Hyattsville's leading roller.
Routed In six Of the nine games
rolled. Lucky Strike will strive to turn
the tables on the champion Occidental
Restaurant at Convention Hall. Grand
Central Valet, deadlocked for second
place with Occidental and Arcadia,
rolls Convention Hall ct Lucky Strike.
AL matches are at 10 O'Clock.
Rosslyn Lead Grows.
FEATURING their three-game VIC
: tory over Convention Hall with
top team counts, game OF 5S6 and
set Of 1850, the champion Rosslyn
team jumped four games into the lead
Of the Ladies' District League pen
nant chase last night when the sec
ond-place Lucky Strike quint was
jolted for two games by plucly
NHtheast Temple club.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
Varied Sports
College Basket Ball.

College Basket Ball.
Georgetown, 43; Army. 81.
Navy, SO; William and Mary, "a.
Virginia, 80; Randolph Macon, 80.
Davis and Elkins. 6l Shepherd. 80
Michigan State, ls: Michigan Nor
NAL. Is.
Olivet, IS; Battle Greek. 81.
Marshall. g.; Morris Harvey. 20.
Parsons, As; Penn College. "a.
Northwestern Teachers, 36; South
eastern Teachers, 81.
Chillicothe Business College, So;
Wentworth NJ A.. 20.
Montana, 81; Eastern Montana Nor
NAL, 80.
Lowell Textile, 81; Brooklyn Col
leee, IS.
Bottineau Forestry. as; Minot
Teachers, IS.
Toledo. IS; Heidelberg. %.
Bluffton, 81: Findlay, 80.
Akron, 80; Windsor. IS.
Kent State, a.; Hiram, "a.
Pro Basket Ball.
Chicago Duffy F1orals, 10; Detroit
Hed-Aids, ~.
Swimming.
Far Rockaway High, 49; Virginia
FroSh. 20,
Evening star., 1936-01-30
TIP TO BASKETERS.

Managers of teams expecting to en-
ter the Tribune-Twelfth Street Y. M.
c. A. basket ball tournament. which
opens Saturday, February 8, are urged
to obtain necessary information from
the "Y."
Evening star., 1936-01-30
D. c. MAN IS APPOINTED
iamond Will Be Assistant Coach
Of Navy's Lacrosse.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, January 29.-An-
gus Lamond Of Washington, D. c.,
Is awaiting oficial confirmation of
his appointment as assistant lacrosse
coach at the Naval Academy, 1t is
reported here.
Thrice an all-America player at the
cover-poirft position while attending
st. Johns College here, Lamond will
be assistant to Head Coach William
Moore. Lamond was an all-high
tackle selection while playing foot
ball for Central High Of Washington
several years ago.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

For style and form on the maple
ways old Vince CULTS famous
daughter Is unsurpassed among the
fair, not even by La Simmons. And
we have a notion that Lorraine
would catch Ida in average II the
Washington girl emulated the Nor
folk blond and competed in mems
1eap11es
Evening star., 1936-01-30
Woods, swanees Splurgs.

WITH both teams on . scoring
w spree. the Bill Woods routed
Swanee twice. The team sets we're:
Bill Woods, 1858; Swanee, 1.628.
The entire Swanee crew shot 800 o.
better with Lucille Young's $50 and
346 as top counts while Pauline Ford's
1873 st1d 344 were high for the win
ners. Irene SCOTS $40 and Annetta
Matthews 338 aided in the victory
Winning the last game BY five pins,
Arcadia took the odd tilt from Ma
tional Beer. Ruth Rothgeb's 1870
string featured the Arcadians opening
win. Capt. Bernice Preble topped the
Nationals thrust in the second with
1873 while Louise Robert aided . s46
count with 113.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

The Rendezvous Juniors are Al
Kay, captain; Buster Himmelfarb.
Ernie Hauser, Bob Howard and Abe
Weinberg. They lead the Rem
devious Saturday Night League.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

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Evening star., 1936-01-30
LEADS CAsEYs TO FRONT.

Caillavet's II points played large
part In the 1914 victory of the
knights Of Columbus over the District
Of Columbia Paper Co. last night.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

The more we make and sell,
the less it costs us to make
Barbasol. That's the way
it works, according to the
American way of doing
business.
And the less it costs us, the
less it costs you. That's
the Barbasol way of doing
business.
So we now announce new
lowprices on Barbasol. Only
Is cents now for the big IS
cent tube-and we have put
twenty-five per cent more
cream in the so cent tube.
The new fifty.center is a
regular giant.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

Totals--12 $40 Totals =. 9 725
Referee-Mr Keppel
Evening star., 1936-01-30

They were the days when Harry
Krauss rolled duckpins in one
match and, on adjoining drives,
tenpins in another-and led the
city in both games. He went
through an entire season Of ten
pins without missing q spare break.
For sheer bowling talent We give
you the old King Pin Stars-Max
Rosenberg, Red Megaw, Howard
Campbell, Glenn Wolstenholme
and Earl McPhilomy. Imagine =
base ball team made up Of Babe
Ruths. Ty Cobbs and Walter john
sons and you have what the King
Pin stars were to duckpins.
The deadliest shot at single
pin We ever knew was the late Earl
Lewis, who owned another distinc-
ton. Lewis never as among the
really high average bowlers. but
for several seasons he figured in the
making Of more team records, we be.
lieve, than any other three or four
bowlers combined. He seemed al
ways to be able to hold up his end
Evening star., 1936-01-30

Fast ballers? Well. there was
feller named Cullinane, active
about IS years ago, who never
achieved stardom, but we believe he
had more speed than even Jack
White, the Connecticut Blue Rib
bon, or Joe Toomey. whom some
will hold was the smokiest Of 'em
Evening star., 1936-01-30
CAVALIER BOXERS
TO HAVE BACKING
Alumni, Who Hold Fete Here,
and Students to Flock
to College Park.

r UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
alumni will stage prelude to
~ the Cavaliers boxing match
with Maryland at College Park
Saturday night with banquet Friday
night at Mayfiower Hotel.
Many will come from other points to
help honor distinguished Virginia
graduates and will remain over to join
with the old grads who live here to
take In the Terps' twin-bill, which be-
gins with q basket ball game with Duke
at 8 o'clock.
Duke alumni here and in this vicinity
also will have a big group at College
Park and q large number Of Virginia
students will make the trip the day OF
the affair.
Terp Quint in Tune-up.
IN THE meantime Maryland's basket
ball squad hopes to tune-up tonight
at the expense of William and Mary
in a game at College Park and the
-Terp boxers are more serious about the
Virginia match than their two previous
ones this year. They are determined
to atone for the two AZ to 31a defeats
they have suffered.
Ticket demands indicate that the
slightly more than 1000 capacity
crowd will view the basket ball game
and that the 1000 chairs that will be
put on the floor for the boxing only
will be filled when the ring match
starts about $50,
Thinks Cavaliers Cocky.
IT UNIVERSITY, Va, January 3o.-As
Virginia's boxers tune-up to go
against Maryland In College Park Sat-
urday night Coach Johnny La Rowe is
voicing the fear that the same sort
| Of mental attitude that led up to the
defeat at the hands of Harvard may
also cause the Cavaliers to bow to the
Old Liners
The spirit Of the Cavalier ringsters
changed during the two weeks after the
Harvard match. But since the 6la to
Il victory over " M. I. was followed
by q 6-to-2 triumph over North Caro-
lima, the Virginia boys have again been
overcome by that unbeatable COM
plex"
Last year the Marylanders held Viz
ginia to a draw and finished in a tie
with Duke for second honors to the
Cavaliers in the Southern Conference
tournament.
La Rowe. though. plans no changes
in the lineup that beat the Tarheels
last week.
Evening star., 1936-01-30

In team spirit the Original Ju-
niors were comparable to the old
Royals Of undying fame. When the
Royal combination Of Harry B.
HALEY, Harry Krauss, Skinney Car
roll, Earl Lewis and Harry STAN
ford ruled the District League none
ever appeared to give a thought to
individual honors. We've seen EN-
walk of the drives with a shutout
victory not knowing who was high
man.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
Tad Howard Promises Great Duckpin Team of Future
Lose in the Mapeways

Dorie Gruver Of Henry Rodier's
Thursday Nigtters controls his
snake ball-except that Dorie
doesn't!
Evening star., 1936-01-30

Totsls---10 s 2s Totals----10 20
Referee Mitchell
Evening star., 1936-01-30

no matter how fast the pace Of his
team.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"End Of Summer" at
$3.50 pm.
Earle-"Craig's Wife" at 11:10 am.
lao, 4:20, 7:l5 and 9;55 pm. Stage
shows at l2:45, 3:25, $40 and o pm.
Capitol-"Hb Brothers Wife," at
II. 1875, 4:3o. 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 1885, $3.50, 6:25 and pm.
PaIace-"Dodsworth," at 1850 am,
2:20, 4:40, Z and 9:25 pm.
Columbia-"The General Died at
Dawn" at 11:10 am, lis, $40. 5:25,
7:30 and 9:35 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"My Man God
frey" at 11:35 am, 1877, 3:39. Sal,
7:43 and Gas pm.
Metropolitan-"Texas Rangers" at
11:10 am. 1:lo. 3:l5. $40. 7:25 and
$50 pm.
Belasco-"Cynara," at 1880 am.
lis, 3, 4:45, $50, 500 and 1905 pm.
Rialto-'Thin Man." at 2:25. 4:4o.
tbs and $40 pm.
Little-"Naughty Marietta" at II
am, 1870. $40. sat, 6:34 and 9:47
pm.
Ambassador "Craig's Wife" at
Sis, 8 and $50 pm.
Tivoli-"Anthony Adverse" at 2:05.
4:35, 7:05 and $3.50 pm.
Howard-"Final Hour" at 1918,
2:45, Sis, 7:45 and 10:15 pm. Stage
shows, with Ethel Waters. at las,
AIS, GAS and els pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
BEGINS THIRD SEASON
Studio of Theater Arts to Open on
October 22.


THE Studio of Theater Arts will
open its third season on October
20. Constance Connor Brown, who
has piloted the school through two
successful seasons, will continue as
director.
The studio will operate this year
in association with the Washington
Civic Theater.
Glasses in acting. stagecraft. euryth-
mics and voice and speech are sched-
uled for five evenings each week. The
daytime hours are reserved for private
lessons in voice and speech. coaching,
and class in direction. The course
will run for six months.
Students will be afforded an op-
portunity for actual stage experience
through appearances in studio pro-
ductions. The direction class will
have part in the direction Of a
number of these plays.
As has been her custom, Miss Brown
will offer a number Of scholarships to
deserving applicants showing unusual
promise.
Evening star., 1936-10-13

say their say into the attractive, shall
low, radiant face of Mrs. Frothing-
ham. and she understands them at
her leisure and misunderstands them
when the waters get too rough.
MISS CLAIRE, in q series Of cos
A'A tunes which the. Connecticut
avenue bus girls had their eyes out
to duplicate last night, has never been
more appealing than as this Bar Har-
Dor matron who snatches psyche
analysists. young magazine publishers.
radicals" and plain doctors (Clif1ord
Brooke-who, by the way, got an ova-
ton when he walked on the stage)
into her home and hearth. Talking a
mile a minute from the time she gets
on the stage until she vanishes (Which
we hope will never be). she clinches
"talkie" play which without her might
be far less successful.
She is helped no end. however, by
Harvard's best actor, OSgood Perkins,
who has never yet uttered a shallow
note on the stage; by the aforemen-
toned Mr.. Strudwick, who is said to
look mite like certain Robert Tay-
lor; by Van Hefin, who is ace high in
his particular role; by Jean Astair as
the grandmother, by Stiano Braggiotti,
by polished actor Nicholas Joy and by
Susan Fox. who may be new as the
love-smitten daughter.
All Of these, plus popular 'Massa"
Brooke, contribute vastly towards an
evening of intelligent if long-winded
fun. The fun, however, wins out in
the end. And large and fashionable
audience was on hand to see that it
got its rewards.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
Lord Beaverbrook's Son
In Hollywood Romance
Fairbanks Ages-Garbo Bruised by Leading
Man in "Camille" Quarrel Scene
How Stars Play Tennis.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oiaYwooD October 10 tMANA.wsndie Barrie and the Hon
the Hollywood Bonita
months and
Evening star., 1936-10-13
SecoT Theater
Head Feted
At Surprise
BY CHRIS MATHISEN.

7 OCAL filmdom. exhibitors and
exchange executives alike, turn
ed out en- masse at the Willard
0 last night to honor w. z. S.
(Willie) Wilcox, guiding hand behind
the operations of the Seco Theater in
Silver Spring. With Harry S. Brown,
Grand Nationals branch manager,
and Sara Young. of the Fox Office
pulling the strings, 200 Variety Club
members and guests were marshalled
to eat, dance and witness the presenta-
ton to Willie" of handsome pocket
watch and scroll. The affair was an
achievement of undercover arranging,
Willie being lured on the pretext of a
birthday anniversary party for Brown
and, after preliminary refreshments
had been had, finding his own face
looking up from the menu.
Gordon Hittenmark, WRC's time
keeper, of1ciated as M. c., with en-
tertair,ment being furnished by Nell
Kelly, Pritchard and Lord, dance
team, and Helen ELY. Baltimore
blues" singer. all the Capitol stage
bill. From Nate Stiefel's Howard
Theater came the pit band to play
for dancing.
With Wilcox at the head table sat:
Sam Wheeler, branch manager of
Twentieth Century-Fox with the
ebullient Mrs; Carter Barron, Loew
division manager; MIR. and Mrs. Har-
ry Brown, Sara Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hittenmark, Chief Barker Lou Rome,
Warmers Julian Brylawsh and Miss
Bessie Miller. Additional members Of
the New Jersey avenue contingent
were M-G-M's Rudolph Berger,
R-K-O Radios Robert Folliard, Co
lumbia's Sam Galanty, Universal's Ed
ward Heiber, Paramount's Harry Hun
Evening star., 1936-10-13

ing her mother
here from Paris
in order to de-
stroy the possi-
bility Of Mime.
Monique Simon's
third marital ad-
We nture. Zone
stepfat q t her Is
enough for any
GIRL" Is the way
SiInone expresses
her sentiments
on the matter.
Tenni is q Ia
Hollywood. Con-
Evening star., 1936-10-13
MISS CORNELL TO GIVE
NEW DRAMA HERE FIRST
Anderson's Production, "The
Wingless Victory" Coming to
Capital November "a.

KATHARINE CORNELL has an
~ nounced that she will present
Maxwell Anderson's new drama, THE
Wingless Victory" for the first time
In New York City, on Wednesday
night, December %, in theater yet
to be definitely settled.
She will appear in the drama for
the first time on any stage in the
National Theater, Washington, D. c.,
on Tuesday night, November "a, and
then will be seen in the Nixon Thea
ter, Pittsburgh, the week of November
80; the Erlanger Theater, Buffalo,
December 7-9; the Hanna Theater,
Cleveland, December 1912, and the
Cass Theater, Detroit, the week of
December IA.
Miss Cornell, who now is abroad,
seturns to New York the latter part
OF this month. to begin rehearsals
Of "The Wingless Victory" under the
direction of Guthrie McClintic.
Evening star., 1936-10-13

to emote before a camera Reginald
Denny is experimenting with a radio
controlled toy air machine capable
of dropping bombs from a height Of
IS, 900 feet Greta Garbo is
Haunting several black and blue
bruises on her arms, the gift Of
Robert Taylor, who shook her too
hard during a quarreling scene in
Camille" Garbo is now more en-
phatic than ever that she is not
romantically interested In her lead
ing mani
Jean Harlow has been given q
new and beautiful bed Of flowers by
Gardener Tony Mendoza Frank
Ross Is a daily visitor to the set of
C0lumbia'S "Safari In Paradise"
starring Jean Arthur, his wife {.
June Lang, who Is little more than a
baby herself, is looking for baby
to adopt.
'Copyright. 1885. by the No.In American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1936-10-13
Play Tourney Tonight.

TINE annual one-act play
tournament Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will
L open tonight for two
weeks. with preliminary contests
Thursday and Saturday nights of
this week and Tuesday and
Thursday nights of next week
and with the finals on Saturday
night, October "a.
All programs will be given at
Roosevelt High School audi
torium at 8 o'clock. The pre-
liminary judges are three promi-
nent authorities on amateur
drama here-Denis E. Connell,
Miss Angela Kier and A. j. Bier
all of whom have directed plays
in this city for a number of years.
Tonight three plays will be
given-Nicholas Eyreinov's "A
Merry DEATH" j. M. Synge's
Riders to the Sea" and Thorn
ton Wilder's Queens of France"
They will be given, respectively,
by the Players Club of Central
Community Center, the George
town Odeon Players and the
Wesley Heights Players.
Evening star., 1936-10-13

lust how the top OF q nedd mgnC DE
made so attractive) the play moves at
q rather faster speed than some might
suppose-in spite of the fact that along
about the middle of the second act old
mother tortoise comes along and drags
1t perilously across the stage!
Miss Claire, however, and her elegant
associates speak Mr.. Behrman's
speeches with special ease which def
nitely promotes their future. And when
she says that her life has been spent
in the pursuit of love and when her
mangled suitors barge out Of the right
door center. you know that her analysis
of herself has been right, just as the
hybrid suitors of a rich, fascinating
and intriguing grass-widow have been
wise in diSCarding her in favor OF that
DR.. Kenneth Rice (OSgood Perkins,
who knows that his influence on this
~Marie Antoinette" of Maine will be
wholesomely effective.
Miss Claire in her role of a flaming
many" of rich Summer resort. whose
daughter is a small thorn in her side.
and whose admirers are legion. is sur
rounded by circus Of adventurers VINO
frequent her home in the popular
pursuit Of happiness.
Among these may be noted Will
Dexter (Shepperd Strudwick) who
as an s1l-a-week man falls in love
with daughter Paula; Count Mirsky
lnot Minsky) who discovers that
something other than couple OF
revolutions keeps them apart; husband
rockingham, who has long since re-
leased her: and an amazingly intelli-
gently outspoken young man (Van
Heflin) who hounds her by his criptic
remarks.
Each Of these Behrmanese apostles
Evening star., 1936-10-13
Ina Claire is Appealing
in Fast-Moving Vehicle
Clinches "Talkie" Play and Is Helped no End
by Osgood Perkins, Harvard's
Best Actor.
Best Actor.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

FRoTFINGHAM who lives in Masculine Rivea (Which
chief
- mer presented last night at
played by Claire In head
left wondered
Evening star., 1936-10-13

partner of the youthful Maharanee
of Indore at last weeks women's
doubles tournament at the West Side
Tennis Club, instructed her English
footman to bring her a box of make
up to the court at the end Of each
game! Paulette Goddard, the most
beautiful entrant, handicapped her
partner by endeavoring to hit the
ball and look at the photographer
at the same time. In spite Of which
they won their game. But Mrs. Mae
Sutton Bundy, the well-known champ,
was erased in the first round! 1t
wasn't entirely her fault. however.
Her partner was Mrs. Mervyn Leroy,
who, from all appearances, had never
before held racquet in her hand.
The Earl Of warwick will receive
$1,000 q week for the next seven
years from M-G-M. Which 10 nice
going for a young man, who has yet
Evening star., 1936-10-13

ter, Gaumont-B British's Joseph Ka-
hski, United Artists Charles Kranz
and Richard Smeltzer of Warner
Bros. First National. From out in
West Virginia came o wire from Re-
public's Flax.
It was a memorable night for evil
lie" Wilcox, who dabbled in wall paper
and monographs before leaving his
native England over 80 years ago to
take his place in the local motion
picture scene.
Evening star., 1936-10-13

he and his wife, the former Lady
Sylvia Ashley. have cancelled their
trip via the China Clipper to the
Orient Simone Simon Is bring
Evening star., 1936-10-13
Baltimore Releases Three.

BALTIMORE, October IL P.-
John Ogden, general manager Of the
Baltimore International League team,
announced today the outright release
of Max Bishop. second baseman;
Fred (Sheriff) Blake, pitcher. and
Oscar Roettger, first baseman.
Evening star., 1936-10-13
MISS GRAHAM TO SPEAK
Lecture Recital to Be Given at
King-Smith Playhouse.

MARTHA GRAHAM, foremost
American exponent of the dance,
will appear in a lecture recital at the
King Smith Playhouse on Wednesday
at 8 pm. Two assistants pupils of
hers will dance to illustrate her lee
ture, explaining her theories. Louis
Horst, her accompanist and composer,
will accompany.
The Washington times., 1936-06-04
WPA TO FORE
AS TARGET OF
REPUBLICANS

PITTSBURGH, June 4.-Con-
vinced the American public will
no longer tolerate the waste and
extravaganza in the Democrats
relief setup, Republican party
leaders are considering as major
issue in the coming campaign a
proposal to wipe out the Works
Progress Administration and place
work relief in the hands Of local
governments.
This was revealed today when
it became known that Leslie M.
Johnston, public works director OF
Pittsburgh, has been invited to
attend sessions of the resolutions
committee Of the Republican ma
tional convention, opening Tues
day in Cleveland. This commit.
tee will draft the party's plat
form for submission to the con-
vention.
Johnston, who voted for Roose-
welt in the last election as an
independent R epublican, has
turned against the New Deal Ad-
ministration because "of what I
have seen of the waste, extrava
gance and inefficiency of the
Works Progress Administration"
The gist Of his program is:
Put relief in the hands of the
people who foot the bills"
He explained he meant by this
the lowest practicable subdivision
Of government.
Under his plan, the Federal Gov
eminent would continue to supply
aid where needed. He asserted he
would make every unemployed
man eligible for a job at a fair
wage instead of making a man
declare himself q pauper before
he is entitled to work relief" He
declared:
"PeOpie come to my door all
day long because it is the
Public Works Department. They
tell US repeatedly they cannot
get work under the Works Prog
reSs Administration, even though
on relief, unless they register as
Democrats"