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Evening star., 1936-02-25
MANGONOkA. BIOGGIA.

February 25. 1886. at her residence, ~
Ctway. ave- CAPITOL Heights. Nd. B1:.
OGGIA MANGONORA. beloved wife Of
Netule Mangcnora and mother of Mary.
Josephne and Frank Mangonora, Mrs.
Lillian Spaenolo and the late Mrs. Frank
Lo Bianco. Services will be held on
Thursday. February 27. at $50 a m. at
zurhorst's funeral parlors. 301 East
Capitol St.: thence to St. Joseph's Cath
olic Church where mass will be said ut
fermenf Mount Olipef Gem OE
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Wakefield Ensemble

One of the Sloane famous models
sofa and chair. Adaptable to
any decorative scheme and full
of luxurious comfort. The COW
erings are of smart new 1886
patterns.
Regular price S240
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 29.-Gene
Lockhart, who just finished an
engagement in wedding Pres
ent," for M. P. Schulberg Produc-
tions, is playing an important role
in Come Closer Folks" at Colum-
bia. wedding Present" was di-
rected by Richard Wallace while
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

to England, where he VIII visit
his London birthplace. He will
return to America in the late
fall.
Lee Shumway and William Ar
mold have been signed by Co.
1umbia for important parts in
Carl Clausen's story, "Killer at
Large" in which Mary Brian
and Russell Hardie have top
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

his war experiences In France
Paramount or RKO may get the
story.
Arthur Caesar, just returned
from a years stay in England,
has been signed by Richard A.
Rowland to write added continu-
ity and dialogue for the producers
second Paramount picture, Love
and Laughter" original Screenplay
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

Joseph PaSternak, who worked,
with Roster abroad, will be the
producer. The story is an original
by Adele Comandini.
Judge Charles Cooper, Gary
Cooper's father, is on the EN-
press of Canada, bound for the
Orient. Following a visit and
sightseeing tour there he plans
to go through the Suez Canal
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

'IrVing Thalberg to direct the
James Hilton novel, Goodbye,
Mr.. Chips"
George R. Batcheller, producer
of Chesterfield pictures, has
signed Martin Mooney to writa
the screen adaptation of his
original story, Department of
Justice" which Batcheller has
just purchased.
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

lbilling. Thurston Hall, George
Mckay and Betty Compson ap-
pear in the supporting cast.
Harold Shumate authored the
screen play from which David
Selman is directing. In its early
production stages this picture
bore the working title, Poker
Face"
James Whale has been signed by
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

by Austin Strong. Picture features
Irene Hervey, Charles Starrett,
Doris kenyon, H. B. Warner,
Irene Franklin, Bernadene Hayes
and Ferdinand Gottschalk. Bert
Lytell is directing.
Bennie Barnes has been as
signed a featured role in Three
Smart Girls" which Henry
Roster will direct for Universal.
The Washington times., 1936-08-29

D. Ross Lederman is directing
Come Closer, Folks"
Duncan Renaldo has taken out
his first papers for U. S. citizen
ship.
John BoleS, who has just fin
ished the starring male role in
"Craig's Wife" at Columbia, is
writing an original story based on
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11


oestIiche Standard zeit q .5o-1O.45 p. m)
Freitag, den IL. September: !.
4.5o-Ansage DID und DUB (deutsch,
enghsch). Deutsches Yolkslied
4.55-Grusse an unsere Horer
5.00-yolksmusik
5.45-Nachrlchten und NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(deutsch)
6.00-Deutsche Wirtschaft
6.l5-Reichsparteitag 1886
7.I5-DeutschlandechO
7.30zFrauenfunk
8.00-Heitere Lieder
S.l5-Nachrichten und W~irtschafts-
dienst (englisch)
8.30-Streichquartette NIT 2 Hornern Won
Mozart und Beethoven
9.00-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.l5-Tanzmusik
10. Decentralization (spanisch)
l0.45-Grusse an unsere H0rer
Absage DID und DUB (deutsch, engl.)
Samstag, den IL. September:
4.5O-Ansage DID und DJB (deutsch,
engisch)
4.55-Grusse an unsere Horer
5.0O-Werke fir FI0te und S~treichquar-
tett
5.45-Nachrichten und Deutschlandbe-
RIGHT (deutsch)
5.30-H.- funk
Standardization und Deutschlandbe-
RIGHT (deutsch)
6.G0-,O wisst ich doch den Veg zurtck
6.l5-Reichsparteitag 1886
7.l5-Deutschlandecho
7.30-Grosser Tanzabend
Standardization und Deutschlandbe-
RIGHT (englisch)
8.30-Grosser Tanzabend (Fortsetzung)
(deutsch)
9.l5-Bunter Abend
10. Standardization und Wirtschafts-
dienst (spanisch)
l0.45-Grlsse an unsere H0rer
Absage DID und DUB (deutsch, engl.)
Sonntag, den Is. September:
4.5O-Ansage DID und DJB ~(deutsch,
englisch). Deutsches Volkslied
4.55-Grisse In unsere Horer
5.00=Kinderfunk: I'm Gasthaus yum
grossen Hut
5.30-Stunde des Kurzwellenamateurs
Standardization (deutsch)
6.00-Zum Sonntag-Abend
6.15-Reichsparteitag 1886
7.15-Sportecho
7.30-Sieben unter dem Apfelbaum
Standardization (englisch)
o AK D,o T 9oHocorbl Ia r41nr
9.O0-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.15-Orchester- Konzert
10. Decentralization (spanisch)
l0.45-Grisse an unsere H0rer
Das Wichtigste der Woche
Absage DID und DUB (deutsch, engl.)
Montag, den IA. September
4.5O-Ansage DID und DUB (deutsch,
englisch). Deutsches Volkslied
4.55-Grisse an unsere Horer
5.OO-Aueh kleine Dinge konnen uns emit
zicken. Musk und Dichtung
5.45-Nachrichten und Observation-Disclosures
(deutsch)
6.O0-H.- I.-Funk: Kleine Spielmusik
6.15-Reichsparteitag 1886
7.l5-Deutschlandecho
7.3O-,,Wo der Nordsee Wellen trecken
an den Strand'
Standardization und Wirtschafts-
dienst (englisch)
8.3O-Kleines deutsches Abe
8.45-Lieder vom deutschen Rhein
Naturalization (deutsch)
Observation-Disclosures
10. 30-Nachrichten ~(spanisch)
c. 45-Grisse an unsere H0rer
Absage DID und DJB (deutsch, engl.)
Dienstag, den is. September
4.5O-Ansage DJD und DUB (deutsch,
englisch). Deutsches Volkslied
4.55-Grisse an unsere H0rer
5.OO-Von allen etwas, cine bunte Stunde
5.45-Nachrichten und Wirtschafts-
dienst (deutsch)
6.OO-,Der Corregidor' Oper Won Wolf
7.l5-Deutschlandecho
7.30-Frauenfunk: Praktische Ratschla-
ge fir werdende Mitter.
7.45-Meisterkonzert Rudolf Watzke
8.l5-Nachrichten und Wirtschafts-
dienst ~(englisch)
:. 3O-Neues deutsches Recht,
845-Gaste aus England singer
49,
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
Mittwoch, den 16. September:


4.5O-Ansage DID und DUB (deutsch,
englisch). Deutsches Volkslied
4.55-Grisse an unsere H0rer
Observation-Disclosures
5.30-Zeitfunk
Standardization und Wirtschafts-
dienst (deutsch)
6.00-Kaleidoskop: Bunte Stunde Won
Helmut Goetzelt
7.10-Funf Minuten Rundfunktechnik
7.l5-Deutschlandecho
7.30-Kammermusik
Standardization und Wirtschafts-
dienst (englisch)
8.30-H.-J Funk: Stunde der jungen
Nation
Naturalization (deutsch)
9.15-Zur U~nterhaltung
Observation-Disclosures (spanisch)
10.45-Grisse an unsere Horer
Absage DID und DUB (deutsch, engl.)
Donnerstag, den II. September
4.5O-Ansage DID und DUB (deutsch,
englisch). Deutsches Volkslied
4.55-Grisse an unsere HOrer
5.00-Buntes Konzert
Standardization und Wirtschafts-
dienst (deutsch)
6.00-Zum Gedenken an Friedrich Will
helm Won Steuben
6.15-Marsche der neuen Zeit
7.15-Deutschlandecho
7.30-Lieder und Klaviersticke defender
Komponisten
8.00-Das neue deutsche Buch
8.15-Nachrichten u. Observation-Disclosures
~(engisch)
R.30-Kleines deutsches ABC
8.45-Wir singer gemeinsam elm Volks-
lied
9.O0-Nachrichten (deutsch)
9.15-Bunre Musk
IL. 30-Nachrichten (spanisch)
l0.45-Grusse an unsere Horer
Absage DID und DUB (deutsch, engl.l
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
Ser gfabemifer pine Snt.

0ie 9ariIer Sutmader limo IN
oroBer a~ufregune: Die Solar Der
linen 10 berbaBten 5reltnoe Der
..Soore In; 8inoe~ bat einen lebr
Bpmerfeusmertpn 8utpads ~erfabrenz
inoem Gin Ntitslieo Der fran3Oiiiden
@faoemie, Warcel 8reOoit, ben 9ut-
Itreif erfldrt bot. Set einigen Dom
nerstaaen liebt man i'm 8u ben
GiBunqen i'm Barrier Snititut IN
bIobem aopf erideinen. 9ie ge.
rffteritatter baben gleih Die @ele'
qen6eit mabrgenommen, feI5uitenen,
6oB Morcel Yrepoit auf Der einen
Geite bieI tpeiBere SCARE bat alS auf
ser anoeren, mas redt ortgineh
ousIiebt. Die Slitmoher aber iino
iiber pinen Mbfan bon i5rer Sade
an 10 bober Stelle iebr beunrubi5t.
sic babqn MIR cine S~offuung, oNB
iih 81 l1nternebp .ungsluit oes
Mfooemrfers iGnpn legen Dlro, iDenn
Sic fdltere S~obres5eit berannabt.
sic bertrauen ouf oie Sotiode, ouB
inn Sole oes 9alois Manurin, ben
Sic Serreu uuf i6rem Nege CUR
Gibung sreu5eu miiiien, ein du6erit
itarfer Bug bcrridt, Ser idon felt
Ianeem beriidtlgt lit uaO Dem Iidl
Oie ltnHcr9IiG,n nur init groBfenl
u~nbebagem a~usiesten, neil lie ii6 oft
qenug cert einpn fr%dftig3a Sdaup.
fen gebolt boben. Sn oieier 3nglilft
erbIiden Die Sutmadcr e'nen gun-
oesgenoHen. Ser Dem Sutitreif War.
eel 8reboits idneG Elm @noe MAIDEN
Mir
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
9Onbarer @falter fir bas Britt
ide Muienm.

Inter Iebbofter Nnteilnabme oes
Bublifums purOe Bel GotbebD in
Qonoon Ser iebr id)one gpeibam-
8Ialter aus Dem 8eiibe Oes Carl
Of 0qlbouiie fir 1000 9olor i'm
Quftrage oes ~nationolen &unit-
iammIungsfonos gefauft, Der es
Dem gritiIden Muieum ifenfen
min. Ser 8ialter lit, Die man ON
nimmt, in Ser Nlitte 0es 10. Sabr-
buiiOerts in Ser Mbtei GDelbam in
@orcelterlbire eeidrieben uno iau-
miniert;; er entbdIt 283 gldtter, uno
iein &ouptidmud bilOet cine pradlt-
bole gon5ieitige Miniotur Der Greu-
5igung, oie nit auBerorOentliaer
Geinbeit ouf @ologruno gemolt 1T.
Sci Ser @eriteigerung, Die nit
einem @ebot BON 400 Dollar be-
ganr, mofte iih ougenideinlif cine
groBe 3uriidboltung Der &dufer be-
merfbar, ga es befannt mar, oaB
oos 9ritiide Muieum oas Berf 81.
beIiben wiinldte. Ser Breis blieb
oaber bsrb1ltnismdBig nieorig.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11

Des Ser5ens 8eugnis mieet bum
bert 8eugen auf.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
MMfrnf at Oie Oenti9cM
&lfmGMOCrcr

Die 0euti9e @olO6isfontobant in
Berlin bat ioeben our1 ibren
NunoerloB Scr. 104 oie uelte Riif-
panoerer-Dforf 5u Dem Rltrie iiber
Nf. 400 fir ben Collar fiir Die
9elttI6en genebmigt, Die iebt ooer
aber au9 ipdter mieoer in Die alte
etma 5uriidtebren polen. Dor
einigen W3onaten bat Die @o~looistou-
tobanf oasielbe @ngebot an Die Deut-
iden, bic na6 Sbrer alien @ets
IN at 5uriidtebren molten erlaiien,
uao III fiir5eIter 3eit wuroen nabe3u
cine W2iQion Dollar nae Oriiben ge-
ianOt.
Angeipornt 0ur6 oieien 3uipru6,
bat 0ie @olooisfontobanf gum 3pel-
tenr.ole cine GiidtDan0erer -Ntart ge-
nebntgt, oie aud in fiir5elter 3eit
BON GitdpanDereru nieoer pergrif-
fen iein miro. IS lit int Sntereiie
oaer ieBigen ODER ipdteren &iidpan-
Derer, lib umgebeno idriftli1 an bic
6irma Borll 8aiel Company 5u
menoen, Inn oie6ormulare a%lis8ufil-
len, oie ben0tigt peroen. 9ieie 9tiid-
tuanocrer- N1arf itebt Dem &iidiuan-
0erer lofort nod Dem Gintreften 81
8erfiigung, obne irgenonelde Ab-
5tge.
Saul @oiel Company
IA @ait 86tb 5teet, SEEM gorf g. q.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
9as erltftete NWtO:
QrQ1nM.

Gdon immer mar oas Sommeln
bon Son0idriften cine beIiebte S6-
tiqfeit, an ser iid jung unO aft be-
teiligte, nur geborte friiber iehr uiel
mehr @e0uIo un0 6inOigfeit ou5u
mie in unieren Gosen, mo uameut-
lid giibneufunitler iofort bereit
1inO, i6ren Romens5ug 81 geben.
@neroings oerloneten Die Sammler
friiber me6r. ndmlih einen 0oultdr.
oigqn, eigenbdnoie geidriebenen
Brief, cine Wonuifriptieite} eth @e'
0i6t, uie lie aild mebr Sntereiie
fit Sic M1nner Der @iiienidoft
uno Ser Qiterotur befun0eten ols fir
oie 8iibneufnnitler. 8u ienen
SdriftiteQern. Die iid grunoidblid
peiqerten. an Sammler gutogram-
me n%b8uaeben, qeb0rte @uitoo 6rep.
toq, ser Idmtli6e Bitten i6roff 8u-
riidwies. Gin nidt unbemittelter
SonoifriftenfreunO, Der Inn sic
Weitte oes Dorigen SabrbunOerts
Iebte, flagte einem Stu0ienfreuno
Iein 9eio fiber Die eide, Die ourd
Sic Abmeienbeit Der SonOidrift
6rentaas in Ieiner Sammlunq 8eit-
qen0Ilii9er 0i1ter entitonoen mar.
SD miir0e germ, fiigte er bin5u,
Fir Die Sonoi9rift 6reDtaas elm
paar 6lalden 6ranfentDein berge-
ben Da Ser Sommler auBeroem
aIs 8einfenner befannt NOR uno
man DuBte, ooB er in ieinem Seller
biele foItlide 5loiden beberbergte,
70 erhielt er our Nntmort: SD neb.
me Sic beim @ort, mein SreunOl
sic loaen nibt l1nger iiber Die
Slide in Sbrer Snmmlung 81 fla.
qen brauden." ltngefGbr Dier5ebn
Gage ip1ter mel0ete Der Stuoier.
frelnO Ieinen 8eiuh an unO iiber-
reidte einen grief bon @uitaD 6rep-
tao, ser bic forreftp San0ihrift oes
9idterg befon0ers if0n 5ur @eltung
fommen IieB uno Der ME folat lou.
tete: y@eebrter Serrl Dime 5n r
len, uesbaIb geraoe meinen idWn-
den g~eroienifen Die 4us8eidnung
miro, gebe iG germ meme 3uitiut.
ming 8ur lteberiebuug meiner &o-
name in oos Sondnoiide unO bite
Inn n16ere 9odriHt. @uitaD GrpD.
tag Sc braudt mobI foum err
udbnt gu perOen, ooB Der 9i6ter
Sic ndbere Nohridt niemuls er9ielt,
Elm paor Glni6en 6ronfentpein bin'
qeqen Sen Better medieltcn.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
Decentralization IN eurOpGH6en
GemGKern.

Spaniide Slider aus benz Safen
Nibeiro III Der N6be bon 81 Serrol
an Ser &iite Oes Atlantiiden
S8eons baben oieier Gage cine
Sdilofr6te gefnngen, Oie iiber go
ailogramm uog. @s lit Die groBte
SdilOfr6te, Die man iemals in
europdiiden @etD6iiern geieben Bat.
sic bleibt aaeroings binter Dem @e-
wibt Der @ieieni9ilofr0te beg aloo-
bara-4r9ipeIs auriid, oeren @epidt
5utpeilen 300 &ilogramm erreiht
un6 oie ii9 nur infolge beg Sdut.
oes Der englii9en &egierung nod
Bis beute erbalten bat, 90 fie wegen
ibres iebr geid1Bten Sleiiaes i'm
uebermaB geiagt tpur0e.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
8erOem @emalOe OMr6
&6ntgensG trablem
bei6aOigt?


SeitOem i'm Sabre 1881 sic Be.
riibmten Hembranot.g iloer in Der
@oIieIer @emGlOegalerie i'm Quftrag
Ser Sarbar0- %ttnioerit6t nit Silfe
ser MISUNDERSTANDING BON Dem
g1oler &urt 8eblte unteriuht NOR
Sen iino, baben iid in 6adtreiien
Gortnddige @erii6te erbalten, OaB
0ieIer unerieBli1e Runitbeiib i9pere
&0ntgenidG0en erIitten babe, oie iid
Dor oaem ie elmer nb~ronoigen"
trebsartigen @~erdnOerung Der Bib
oberfl19e bemerfbar madten; oel
3erIebungsOorgang lei bon Dem bars
6aItigen Bin0emitteL ousgegangen.
0ie Tolee oieier gr0rterunger
mar aud elm 8erbot, Oas Oie @ent-
raIoireftion Der itootliden 0luieen
in Berlin anfong 1884 erIieB, Dab
@emdlOe in Stoatsbeiib nidt nit
G6ntgenItrabIen ourdleudtet fper-
ben oirften, neil Die ShGOigungs'
frage als nidt geniigenO gefldrt
gelte. gto9 in oieiem Sabre iito
Iolde MlormnaAri9ten DerOffentlidt
norOen, DEFENDERS in einem i9peoi-
i6en glott, oas BON elmer niHt wie,
ser gut 5u ma6enoen Sddoigung
ser &embronot-gilOe ourd ole
MISUNDERSTANDING Iproh. Mie
nett oieie gefiir1tuneen bere9tigt
lin0. miro in einem Mufiob, ben GEL
@o6eni6rift n9ie ltmidau" per-
offentli1t, unterIudt.
@s lit riHtig, ooB 5oblrei1e DENT
i6e gerbinoungen nod inteniiDer
MISUNDERSTANDING gerfdrbungen
erleiOen. Iuf @runo langpieriger
gerIufe, sic i'm &0ntgenla6oratos
rum Oes @oiier notwithstanding
in Berlin an Jarbftridreiben unO an
@emdl6en ipitematiid Our9gefitbrt
muroen, puroe ieOo9 einDanofret
nadgemieIen, ooB ielbit BET elmer
groBen Bail BON H6ntgennufnab.
men zines @emGl0es feinerIei Sdd.
oigllng Der Sarben un0 Oes 8il0es
mittels Iotpie aud onoerer @ertitOffe
ser Maltetnif eintrat. gu benz gIei'
den grgebnis %gelangte man BET I'M
teriudungen i'm 8bbiitolii1- Gbemi-
ifep Snititut Ser l1~niperit1t Berlin;
oona9 lit bel Der 9urAleudtung
bon GemGlOen aud BEL mebrfader
8~ieOerbolung in @irfIidfeit feline
Shdoiguug irgenOpel1er glrt 81 be-
fir1ten, tDenn Die 9oiis Iorgfdltig
uuf Oas N%otpenoigite beidr1nft
miro"
l1nterlu9ungen i'm nBbplifalii9.
gbemii9en 2aboratorium Der Der,
einigtpn Staatsi6uIen" in Berlin
boben ergebenJ ooB cine Shaoigung
an 5orbi9i1ten Our6 HOntgenitra6-
len erit Damn eintritt, meun man oas
100000, O00fa6e Ser Strablen-
Iange auf Iie einpirfen IdBt, Die CUR
normalen 9ur1Itroblung bon @e-
mdlOen nOtig 1T. &iuneba6 bdIt es
fir notpenoig, bob nulmebr ei1e
Sonberfommifiion nit Der Aufgabe
~beauftragt miro, cine en0giiltige
@ntideiOung berbei8ufiibren, Oomit
Die gebinoerung Ser Soriduns Our9
Oas &6ntgenberbot, 0ie in 9eutiA-
lan0 an ben Itootliden Msuieen nod
beitebt, tpieOer beieitigt werOen fann;
0enn oie eroften Observation-Disclosures
miiBten fir iol1e Spe8iolperfe Der
&linftmiieni6oft Oienltbar gemodt
weroen, Inn cine fpiiieni6aftli6 ein-
tpan6freie @~runOIage fir Die funit-
fritiiAe Mustperting Der 81 unter.
iudenOen @emdloe at erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11

- Mo6ern. Die godter oes
amerifanilden Miaiondrs fam Der.
gniigt, ober iebr ip6t gum Triibitiif.
.@uten Morgeu, Bapa," begrIBte
tie ibren Batter, nmas miait gu mir
eigentliH fir meme A~usitatttng &C.
benz" Ser Batter iab eritaunt bon
ieiner 8eitung auf. v4usitattling3
Sd babe ia feline Mbnung, oaB gu
Derlobt biit.~ So bort bod aues
auf," iagte oie To9ter entrHitet, mo.
8u Iieit gu eiseutlid Die Seitangs"
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
Sic 9etter zines NtOmaOen=
nDIfes.

Sn Der @egeno BON Srfutsf Ie-
ben innerbalb Der iibirii6en Steppe
Die Iebten Heite zines NomaoenOOl-
fes, Sie mSofolari", bic beute nod
ettpa 500 &0pfe itarf iinO. 9ie
ruifii6en 8eb0rOen bnben beI6loi-
len, fir 0ie IeBten oieies Bottles, Die
IGmtIid nod Mnalpbabeten iino
56ulen 5u er0ffnen.
Washington Journal., 1936-09-11
Ger @orfi@tige. s

- lit VI ~ :. ~
Spe5ialar8t fab iebr emit aus.
u@iir6en sic oenn cine Operation
be8nblen fonnen, rpenn ih Sbnen
cine ~perorcnete?~ o8iiroen Sic mir
cine D~eroronen, penrt ih iie niGt be.
5abIen fann?" fragte Der Hotient nit
elmer leiien Soffnung.
Evening star., 1936-04-03

one of CALIFORNIA; oldest families. re-
sides on a ranch near Santa Monica
and has one child, boy Of 2. AS
beautiful as ever. Miss Dove Is so
happy in her domestic life that not
all the kings horses-or lucrative
offers-can tempt her to return to the
screen. Her beauty is accentuated by
lovely white hair, grayed prematurely.
Pearl White in Paris.
Pearl White heroine of hundred
be-continued-in our next" epics,
has been residing in Paris for num-
Der of years. A few years ago. the
former daredevil stuntreSs was re-
ported to be suffering from a back
ailment caused by an injury suffered
when she was making pictures.
Bryant Washburn. star of "Thc
Tailor-Made Man" and other early
hits, is still working in pictures.
although he no longer enacts leading
roles. He recently played minute
parts in Suffers Gold" THE Throw
back" "Tailspin Tommy in the Great
Air Mystery" and several other minor
productions.
Other old-time stars reduced to
extra and small-bit ranks include:
King Baggott, last seen in THE Ad-
ventures of Frank Merriwell" and
"She Gets Her Man; Bessie Barrl-
scale, in a small bit in THE Man
Who Reclaimed His Head" at Uni
versal, and more recently at the Bliss
Hayden Little Theater in Hollywood,
Tully Marshall, in the part OF a min
lister in Diamond jim; Clara KIM
ball Young, in the Edward Everett Hor-
ton picture. His Night Out" Cincl-
dentally, Miss Young received big
hand at the preview); Gertrude Astor'
grateful for a few lines with Iasu
Pitts in "She Gets Her Man."
Montague Love Back.
Montagu Love, old screen IDOL, re-
turned to movies with an important
role in Suffers Gold" For a time.
following the decrease of his popu-
larity, he deserted the acting pro-
fession and worked as magazine IL
illustrator.
Ruth Roland, the lady who made
a weekly habit of being saved from a
fate more horrible than death, is said
to be sitting pretty on a nest egg OF
Evening star., 1936-04-03
ARABIAN NIGHTS REVUE
SPONSORED BY SHRINE
Show to Be Given Tonight and
Tomorrow Night for Benefit
of Travel Fund.

THE Arabian Nights All-Star Revue,
- with IS acts of variety entertain
ment, will be presented tonight and
tomorrow night by Almas Temple of
the Mystic Shrine at Turner's Audito-
rum. Fourteenth and w streets.
Sixteen beautiful show girls will be
seen in a series of dances and tab
leaux. Among the Is acts will be
many specialties, including skaters,
comics and solo dancers. Direct from
Broadway, with company of 40 and
q 15-piece orchestra, the production
will bring the latest in music and
frolic. There will be two shows night
ly, 7:45 and 9:45 pm. Almas Band
Of so pieces will play each evening.
The revue is being presented by
Almas Temple as a benefit for the
travel fund to send Almas band, patrol
and other uniformed bodies to Seattle,
Wash, in July to pay tribute to Wash
ingtons outstanding Shriner, Leonard
p. Steuart, imperial potentate.
Steuart, who was elected to head
the Shrine of North America at the
big conclave here last June, will pre-
side over the imperial sessions in
Seattle. He will be accompanied by
uniformed units of Almas and many
members of the temple.
Evening star., 1936-04-03
CENTRAL'S PERFORMERS
SCORE IN SPRING PLAY
"Capt. Applejack" Well Acted,
Well Staged and Well
Costumed.

EOR high school theater, take Cen
= tral, at least until some other
kindred institution establishes in no
uncertain fashion claim 10 supremacy
In that field Of creative endeavor. This
unequivocal counsel is prompted by a
workmanlike presentation Of Cap
tain Applejack," by Walter Hackett,
last evening in the school auditorium.
In thoroughly able manner,
Charles Grunwell discharged the role
of Ambrose Applejohn (too, too re-
spectacle, don't you know, descended
from a pirate. oppressively bored by
an automaton existence and about to
set forth in search Of thrills. The
thrills are found right at home, how
ever, what with fake maps showing
buried treasure. real maps, burglars in
the guise Of Hindu philosophers, bur-
glars in the guise Of spies, and just
plain burglars.
Dorothy Smith (that would be the
sister of Howard Whitfield, sometimes
found listed upon programs as Dorothy
Manning) played. and with more than
a modicum of ebullience; Anna Va
leska. one Of the purloiners, masquer-
aiding as fugitive from Ivan Borolsky,
spy. Behind the latter's hirsute counte-
nance was found a capable William
Dekelbaum.
Other noteworthy items were the
sympathetic treatments accorded Pop
py, Ambrose's ward, by Marjorie Beall;
the Aunt Agatha Of Frances Moskey,
and Nathalie Schurman and Ted
Smith in their portrayals of the PEN
CARDS, two members of the unscrup-
ulous fraternity. Acceptable bits were
contributed by John Swank, jr., Warne
Locklin. Edith Proper and Jack
Greene.
The sedulous regard for authenticity
as evidence in settings and costumery
was fitting object of panegyrics.
Production was under the tutelage of
Mrs. Jeanette Kern and the Misses
Louise Moore and Gertrude Walter,
with music during intermissions fur
nished by the Central High School
Orchestra, directed by Harold Gold
blatt.
Captain Applejack" will be repeat
ed this evening at BIS.
C. A, M,
Evening star., 1936-04-03
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

NationaI-"Winterset," at $50 pm
Loew's Fox-"Robin Hood of Ell
Dorado" at II am, 40. 4:25. 7:05
and $50 pm. Stage shows at 1855,
$40, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Earle-"SnoWed Under" at HES
am, lao, 4:30. 7:20 and 10 pm
Stage shows at 1855. 3:45, $40 and
$40 pm.
Belasco-"Private Life Of Henry
VIII" at 1853 am, 1853, 3:58, $50
1853 and 9:58 pm.
Palace-"Modern Times" at 1910
2:3O. 4:50, ITO and $50 pm.
Columbia-"Timothy's Quest" at
1905, 2, 4, 5:55, 7:55 and $50.
Metropolitan-'Desi at II am,
los, $40, Sis, 7:20 and e:25 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Love Before Break
fast" at 1l:56 am. 1:58, 4, 500, 800
and 1906 pm.
Tivoli-"Prisoner of Shark Island"
at 2, $50, $40, 7:30 and e:25 pm.
Ambassador-"Rose Marie" at $50.
7:25 and $50 pm.
Little-"Count of Monte Christie"
at 11;08 am, l:l4. 1921. 5:27. 1888
and $40 pm.
Howard-"Annie Oakley" at 1890,
1855, 7:o5 and 1910 pm. Stage shows
at 2:30, $50 and 9:l0 pm.