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Evening star., 1936-10-16

\ VILE pUliIId4lL poAddOS 0lCtl0Cu
into the world series and the
series into foot ball so quickly
- that sight seems to have been
lost of the new American League
batting champion If you can tres
pass on the gridiron's sports page
territory these days, consider. II you
please, the case of Lucius Benjamin
Appling. Jr.
Washington felicitated Buddy Myer
at great length year ago when the
Mississippian batted out three hits on
the final day of the season to win the
title with 349 average. 1t right
fully was hailed as singular feat for
several reasons, one of which was
that Buddy never was much Of an
average" hitter in his previous 10
years and that, in winning, he broke
a long reign of sluggers in the top
hole.
But IL Myers achievement
was outstanding, that Of the
White Sox's Appling is even
more so. Luke, like Buddy,
hardly is a slugger, for one
thing.
Secondly, he is the first White Sox
player in history to win the batting
championship. Thirdly. at Is. he is
Evening star., 1936-10-16
W Agog c. IT, BuckneH Air Duel Seer
POPPING ~!
OfF"%JhGto g
In Case You Overlooked the Ne,o Champ.

when he doesn't get hit in three or
four straight games, he'll get little
peeved at himself.
But the only thing Luke does when
he isn't laughing and cutting up Is
saying that he's sick or hurt. This Il
lot of the time.
Zone day in Philadelphia he
told Dykes his foot hurt 50 much
he didn't think he could play.
Jimmy made him play, anyway,
and AppIing got four hits. In
the club house after the game
Dykes grabbed Luke and said:
"Lissen, you so-an'-so. If you ever
report for a game feeling good I'm go
ing to ask waivers on you and, by gosh,
I'll get 'em, too. And then Ill send
you to the Three-Eye League"
Not Muscle bound Between Ears.
TN APPLING and Myer there rises an
interesting parallel. Both Of them
are slap hitters, not fence busters.
Myer won the batting championship
while hitting only five home runs.
Appling socked only six.
The year before Myer won the
title he hit .305. He hardly was
regarded seriously as con-
tender, then, when 1885 rolled
around. Neither was Appiing,
for he hit .307 in the previous
year.
Like Myer. Appling figured In his
actual purchase in professional ball.
Buddy sold himself to New Orleans
after failing at Cleveland and Appling.
when signing with Atlanta. had a
clause written into his contract that
promised him Is per cent Of the price
If he were purchased by a big league
club.
Three months after this was done
he was bought by the White Sox for a
reported price Of $500, which salts
fed Luke completely. Now, in light of
his work this year. the White Sox are
satisfied, too.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

WASHINGTON COLLEGE. ham
w pered somewhat by injuries, still
is favored over Johns Hopkins In
their game here tonight. Huffman.
CAIN. Zebrowski and Wilmot, all
mainstays on the Shore team, prob
ably will not see action But, with
Gibby Young, fieet-footed back, In
condition, Hopkins Is up against 1t.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
COLONIAL SPIRIT,
CONFIDENCE HIGH
Odds Against Pixlee Team
Tonight-Sampson and
KavaIier to Play.
BY ROD THOMAS.


WEN fair weather, which Pos
sum Jim Pixlee may not
7 want, some 10000 foot ball
addicts are expected 10
charge upon Griffith Stadium tonight
to see the up-and-doing, almost en-
tirely new George washington team
put to fancy test by the sensational
!"aerial circus Of Arkansas. The
game will start at 8 pm.
The Colonials move into this one
full Of fire and confidence In spite
of pronounced odds against them, an
upset tie with Mississippi having
raised the spirits of the Bun and
Blue to uncommon altitude.
G. w. will shoot at two targets to-
night. 1t hopes to ring up victory
and at the same time become the
first team in two years to hold the
RaZorbacks scoreless.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Johnnies Ready for A. U.

THAT amazing aggregation playing
foot ball ct st. Johns is out for
blood this season, and things look
dark for American University. which
invades Annapolis.
The Johnnies have turned in a pair
Of upsets, defeating Drexel and Ran
dolph- Macon in successive games.
The Annapolis eleven is in good shape.
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HEAVY BISON LINE
| FEARED BY HOYAS
Keegin Gets Starting Job,
Visitors Are Bringing
60-Piece Band.

~ EYED to high pitch and ready
for their toughest game Of
n the season SO far, George
L u towns undefeated gridders
were to taper OF this afternoon for
tomorrow's game with Bucknen at
Griffith Stadium.
With one exception, the Hoyas are
In perfect physical shape. Bob Fer
rara, senior halfback, will be miss
ing from tomorrow's game, due TO q
broken arm suffered in the Cincin-
natl game.
H0yas Go Into Air.
EOR the first time this season,
Georgetown probably will open up
It's aerial and lateral circus. In two
games the Hilltoppers have used only
nine passes and three laterals. Against
Delaware, the Hoyas did not have to
go to the air for yardage, and in the
Cincinnati game last Saturday the
ball was too wet to pass effectively.
Fearing that the big Bison line,
averaging 1872 from flank to flank,
might be too strong to yield any
worthwhile yardage, Hagerty has been
paying particular attention to the
aerial attack Of his team this week.
Word comes from Bucknell that the
Bisons also intend to take to the
air. If the advance word from the
two rival camps can be taken as a
criterion, tomorrow's game may be
termed a battle Of aerials.
Joe Keegin VIII Start.
A PPARENTLY Hagerty is set on
= starting the same team that be-
gan the Cincinnati game, with only
one exception. Joe Keegin, former
Eastern High star, will replace Bob
Ferrara at right halfback. Red
Hardy has recovered fully from the
shoulder injury which handicapped
him against Cincinnati and will be
at center in place of the reliable and
much improved Mike Fuardo.
The Bucknell squad is due to ar
rive tonight and will stop at the New
Colonial Hotel. The Bison Band of
go pieces. led by Miss Bernice Henry,
one Of the few college drum majors
In the country, will arrive early to-
morrow.
. All seats for tomorrow's encounter
are priced at $l.l0, except bleacher
seats, which will sell for 55 cents.
All tickets will be on sale only to-
morrow at Grifith Stadium.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
ALEXANDRIA CLUB OPENS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 16.-
Alexandria Boys Club will officially
open today under the direction Of M.
Wilson, who was in charge Of the
Kiwanis camp this Summer.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
THE Maryland-virginia engagement

THE Maryland-Virginia engagement
at Charlottesville Is almost q
question mark, albeit the Terrapins
are favored.
Bill Guckeyson, triple-threat Mary
land back, will be available for .emer-
gency use, after being out Of action
since before the season opened. He
and Jim Meade, a brilliant sopho-
more ball-toter, may be the main cogs
in an Old Line triumph.
Virginia has dangerous pass at
tack and Q good line and should
threaten from start to finish.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Terrors, Terps Face Trouble.

A MOTHER State team plays tough
"a foe tomorrow with Western Mary
land invading Villanova's grounds
The Green Terrors have prepped for
the Pennsylvanians and hold q weight
advantage.
Villanova won over Detroit, how
ever, and has speed to counteract the
poundage margin. II the battle moves
into the air, which looks likely, West
ern Maryland should be well fixed.
From this end of the limb, Villa.
nova stacks up to win.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
Stay as Sick as You Are.

Os8y - oaNN - - Ct< -1H~s
YOU remarked that whenever the
= Chicago guys wrote piece they
called the White Sox Jimmy Dykes
Happiness Boys. Didn't Jimmy like to
have them happy?
YEAH" was the explanation. "An
except Appling, who goes along laugh
ing at life and base ball. He never
knows what he's batting and doesn't
seem to care. although now and then,
Evening star., 1936-10-16
He's a "Happiness Boy"

T UKE isn't what you'd call color
full ball player. He faces the
pitcher in funny way, something like
Eric McNair and, only more radically,
like Joe Cronin. He is right-handed
but swings so late that out of 10 Of
his hits 90 to right, just like most
of Cecil Travis hits go toward left
Most shortstops shade him
like a Ieft-hander, and Ben
Chapman must have taken 8 or
10 hits away from him this year
by playing fright field" and
moving Reynolds and Sington
to the foul line.
But you never would have noticed
Luke much earlier in the season if
it had not been for our Mr.. Benny
Mensh, who enjoys the distinction of
being Washington's No. 'deadhead"
and heckler, a title he wrested from
Lou Ltman in a grueling duel, Lou
losing out when he got laryngitis.
Benny singled out Appling this Sum-
mer, little dreaming he was heckling
the future champ. and had great
time working on the Chicago short
stop. Appling enjoyed 1t, too, to the
CONSERVATION of one Mr.. James Dykes,
who manages the White SoX.
Luke was grinning at Benny
one day while waiting to bat
and one of the Chicago news
paper boys said:
Dykes thinks Appling would be the
best shortstop in the league II he
wasn't 50 darn easy-going. Look at
him grinning. bet Dykes is burning.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

.HE pennant parades blended
/ into the world series and the
/ series into foot ball so quickly
Evening star., 1936-06-28
Observation-Disclosures


8 ROOMS. BATH. GARAGE, ELEC. RE-
5croom. bath bungalow. elec. refrigera-
tion. oil heat: SS5.
rooms, bath. screened porch. garage.
elec. refrigeration; SS5.
rooms. baths, screened porch, elec.
refrigeration. oil heat; 500.
For these and other Chevy Chase prop
es' EDw H. JONES & Co, oo
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
Brick, d rooms and bath; electric re-
frigeration, maids room: garage; " BLOCK
year Odd. all brick. rooms. 2 baths,
model kitchen buiIt-in garage; large yard
Bungalow, rooms and bath t3 bed
rooms). electric refrigeration, large front
porch; built-in garage; l block of Con-
necticut ave-. 500.
10 rooms, baths. all brick, center-hall
plan. electric refrigeration. garage, SlOO'
Near Circle, all-brick center7hall home
exceptionally large. living and dining room,
4 bed rooms. 2 baths. built-in garage large
front porch, S110.
Brick. overlooking Rock Creek Park, IL
rooms. 3 baths (6 bed rooms), large sleep,
ing porch, sun parlor. newly decorated
throughout: new oil burner and electric
refrigsrator;- gear brick garage lot
North Cleveland Park. semi detached
brick, southern exposure = rooms and
bath. brick garage. lovely yard. $50.
We invite your inspection Of the above
and other homes: auto service free.
LESLIE D. MEASEIL
1905 Oliver st. NV. Clev. 3I85:
Evening star., 1936-06-28
SALE-HOUSES.
REDUCED no S8950.
S5,450-Brick Bungalow.

One year old. Owner transferred to Cum
berland. 5 rooms. tile bath. attic. electric
refrigerator awnings. fully screened.
westher-stripped; rear fenced yard; fully
sodded and Handicapped Terms Equity
cash, balance S47.50 month for 3 years
then S24 month until paid Don't delay.
on property. 1851 Crescent pl NV.
r.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
6O5 A ST. Sc.
: rooms and bath. S35

: rooms and bath, S@5
w. P. LOCKWOOD. 14I0 NV
COLORED
421 Col. I'd NV: u rooms and bath:
redecorated throughout; $50 w H.
WALKER. "a 5th st. NV. Natl. 1850
COLORED SPECIAL = FOR RENT - =
room bungalow. all modern improvements.
with attic. 44l1 Hayes ST. ne. $50. Lin
coin OSg7
COLORED-DEFREEs ST. NV RMS.
bath. S?5. Columbia 1871. VIII make nee
eSSary improvements
Evening star., 1936-06-28
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.


WANTED..sMALL HOUSE, OR APART
Address Box 230-T, Star oflce
ABOUT AUGUST I--UNFURNISHED IN
woodrow Wilson High School zone; . or
9 bed rooms; about SO Please give full
details Address Box SIT. Star Office.
HOUSE OF : OR 70 ROOMS; LOCATION
125-T. Star Office 2S"
HOUSE UNFUR.. SUITABLE FOR BOARD
an and room business; ] must aceommodate go
call at 4OS Seward So. Sc 2Ss
BUNGALOW. UNFURN1SHED. 5 ROOMS,
yard, 2arage by responsible couple with
small girls; must be convenient to grade
schools avail Immediately; not over $50.
FURNISHED HOUSE. DETACHED. 6
rooms or larger for Summer. 20 to 40
minutes from downtown, by Government
employe; $50. Cleveland 5OsS.
WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED ROOM
ing house from owner. IA 4th st. Sc.
AMI, > OR 6 ROOM HOUSE. WITHIN
committing distance Wash; $50 month.
Address Box 243T. Star office.
AN INEXPENSIVE UNFURNISHED HOUSE
IN nice nelghoorhood; please phone me
what you have. Cleveland 4949.
WANTED-SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
IN suburbs or good NV. section by perma-
nent Govt. employe who has lived nine
years, years in in present place; Must be near
Address Box 337-T, Star ofhce.
WANTED JULY Is. 5 OR ROOM HOUSE
or bungalow; ami, convenient trans,
grade school; not over $50 month. Ad-
dress Box 25S-T, Star office.
TO RENT YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY
We are finding an unusual demand for ali
types of residences.
T property Management ma s Over IS ai7 Years .rS''
Evening star., 1936-06-28
DOCTORS LOCATION.

Retiring physician will sell his modern
S-room brick home on . acres of land
scaped ground IN Md larse shade trees,
:,-csr garage and fully equipped private
office. An opportunity for a young physi-
clan TO acquire 8 large general practice
on reasonable terms
PHONE NATIONAL 1883. 2s'
Evening star., 1936-06-28
GEO IT, DIEFFENBACH
6-RM. BUNGALOW.

SI4JU.
Taken in trade and Just put in new con-
dition: located in better Brookland on
paved streets: weather stripped oil burner.
new automatic storage heater garage. large
basement and attic All that can be de-
sired. and easy terms. TO sell at once. MR..
BENNETT Potomac 44af
Evening star., 1936-06-28

Nice 2O-acre farm in Montgomery
County with broom house and all con-
veniences, including water, sewer. lights
gas Seven miles from city. Call us.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
GOOD BUY.

Attractive 6-roont BUNGALOW, 2-car ga
rage. in beautiful Silver Spring. located on
ave. Convenient to busses. schools, stores,
churches Completely renovated.
S5,50O-VERY EASY TERMS.
Brodie & Colbert, Inc,
National 1875. Evenings wisconsin $40.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST. NV.
DISTRICT 1915.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN.

607 ROXBORO PLACE NV.
Semi detached. Groom and bath brick;
garage h-wh New-house condition.
one block bus and school. For quick sale.
50. 800: $1,000 cash. SIS mo. Georgia
Evening star., 1936-06-28

3@l SHEPHERD ST NW-6 LARGE
rooms, completely furnished ami; rent
for Summer or longer: terms if desired.
S15. Columbia SOg4
Evening star., 1936-06-28

BUNGALOW, WOODRIDGE-OVERLO
Ing r. !. ave. e. az 18th 5 r. sleep. porch,
cool, clean; to responsible adults; until Sept.
20; 500 per mo. 1915 Douglas ST. ne.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

IL miles from Washington down South
ern MARYLAND Pike near Clinton. 2St
acres of good land. several springs. house
, barns and tenant houses. which neeo
under 500 per acre. or will trade fol
equity in house in Washington. If you
are interested in a farm, this is well worth
investigating. Call Mr.. Caldwell.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

CHEVY CHASE, D. c., NEAR CIRCLE,
3604 Quesada Stool, detached Span
iSh house. French doors. porches. 4 bed
rooms > baths Owner going abroad; rea-
SOQdhle Cleveland 6316
Evening star., 1936-06-28

broom HOUSE. FINEST FEDS, DE
luxe springs. Knabe grand piano. All
modern convenienceS. July l to Sep
tember 15. Adams 1327-W.
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REAL BARGAIN

1905 Jefferson st. NV. (semi-detl. q
rooms. bath. h.W. floors. eas. heat, pink Of
condition. Convenient two car lines. Good
neIghborhood nice yard. lear garage to
wide alley Screened. Metal weather strip:
awnings. giaSSed-in porch. Southern expos.
Look before buying. Price and terms right.
Monday Georgia OI 70
Evening star., 1936-06-28

CHEVY CHASE D C-S55; OPEN SUNDAY.
4l1S Jenifer St n.w.-Nicely furnished. 6
rooms. > large screened porches, tiled bath;
medium-siz back bed room to be retained
by owner for his use; near cars. bus stores.
churches. schools. Can be leased for year
MAJ
Evening star., 1936-06-28

524 CRITTENDEN ST. NW.--NEW HOME.
nicely furnished. : rms. Il baths, screened
breakfast porch. also front porch. elec re-
frtgeration. gar, nice yard SS5 Phone
Adams 2G61-W. May consider renting part.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Building District 94S6.
A TRULY CHARMING SPANISH BUNGA-
low with large bed rooms. living room.
sun parlor, beautiful front and back yards:
heated garage for 2 cars; Is minutes
eriy. Nd. Phone Greenwood 2704.
DETACHED HOME FOR SUMMER; C.H.W
shower: high. cool: close to bus; suitable
B: references required. Atlantic 6265-M
EIY ROOMS. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISH
ID: ideal location; $S5. 1896 Walbridge
pI. f2Oth and Park rd).
NEAR wARDMAN. PARK HOTEL-SIx
looms. sleeping and dining porches; radio,
nisno cleo refrigerator: garage. Tel Col.
Sa54 29'
NEAR WASHINGTON GOLF AND CoUN-
TRY CLUB--FoR JgLY JULY, AND pr,h AUGgST I&5gS
AAotSE; LARGE SCREENED PORCH,
fGOOE: 90 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN
SHCNE WALNUT 1851.
Evening star., 1936-06-28
BARGAIN.

BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME WITH
GREEN TILE ROOF, living room with fire.
kitchen; all large rooms; bed rooms. )
baths on 2nd floor, servants quarters, =
rooms and bath on Bird floor; beautiful
handicapped lot. Original price about
100000. Has $4,000 first trust. Sale
price for quick buy, S17.500. Must see to
appreciate.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

DON'T RENT-BUY BUNGALOW.
Omen Lovely rooms and bath, in
closed back porch, hot-water heat. built
in garage. full cellar. Can be bought on
small terms Cali owner. L. E. LIPSCOMB,
North 9453-M.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

12I5 EMERSON NW.-ALL OR PART OF
furnished house Corner detached; fac
ing park; large yard. Conv. transportation.
Evening star., 1936-06-28

1907 LAMONT ST-S75; SACRED HEART
Parish; near schools. car lines: references;
option OF buylng; available Sept. 15.
ST NEAR CONN AVE-JULY-AU-
gust, small house 3 bed rooms, garden,
garage National $50
Evening star., 1936-06-28

10 ROOMS. > BATHS. MT. PLEASANT.
50 500, 90 9 rooms l bath, l4th End Col;
Col. rd $4,000. 10 rooms. , baths.
Cleveland Park; bargain. Also real bar
gains in new and old homes. stores fats
and apartments in all sections of city.
MR.. TAYLOR. Adams 1855
Evening star., 1936-06-28
S9.45O.

Detached corner in fine residential sec
tion modern and beautifully recondi-
TONED t real bed rooms. buili-in garage;
large lot. Easy terms. Call MR.. WOOD.
Met. 2s@7, r. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205
investment Bldg.
The Washington times., 1936-04-23
Theodore Hardy Recalls the Day
When Billie Burke Was a Baby
Glen Echo Park Finds Thrones
Eager For Gay Diversion

Off to q good start, Glen Echo,
the free-admission amusement
center and playground across the
line in Maryland, has enjoyed
continuously increasing patronage
since its opening last Saturday.
All the old favorites continue to
attract the usual number of
patrons and the new "U-Drive.
'Em.Yourself" motorboats, operat-
ing on more than 1000 feet of
scenic waterway, having sprung
into instant popularity.
There is something about
operating the boat in person that
proves fascinating to the Gus
toners. The sturdy little crafts
are equipped with a 312-horse-
power gasoline motor and are so
simple Of operation that any
novice can run them. They carry
two passengers and chug gayly
around the decorated course.
New refreshment stands, the
largest Of which is the Marble
Palace Cafe, continue to draw
crowds and the beautiful Spanish
The Washington times., 1936-04-23
MOVIE

FOX-The Dionne Quintuplets In
1.-THE Country Doctor" HOO A.
NJ, lao, 4:25, 7:10, 1905 P. M.
Stage-12:5O, 1885, $780,, 9:05
p. Ii.
RKO-KEITH'S Gene Raymond
in Love On q Bet" 1855 o. m;
1855, 1858, $3.50. 1855. 9:56 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - Walter HuS-
ton in Rhodes" 11:10 q. M;
1:10, 3:15, 500, 1925. $50 p. m.
PAL ACE Shirley Temple in
Captain January" 1880 a. M:
1885, 3:35, $40. 7:45, GAS p. m.
COLUMBIA-"Charlie Chan at
the Circus" 11:05 a. M; 1850,
2:40, 4:30, SIS, 8. $50 p. m.
EARLE-Jean Arthur in Mr..
Deeds Goes to Town." 1890 q.
m: 1:15, 4:05, 6:55, 9:45 p. m.
Stage-12:35, 1928, 6:15, 9:06
p. m.
BELASCO-Elisabeth Bergner in
Catherine the Great" at 1857
q. m, 1855. 3:55, 5:54, 1853 and
$3.50 p. m.
LITTLE-Grace Moore in zone
Night of Love-" 11:08 A. NJ,
1:14, 1921, 5:28, 1884, $40 P. M.
HOWARD-Al Jolson in 1.-THE
Singing Kid" 1915, 2:45, Sis,
7:45, 10:15 p. m. Stage
Swinging Along" musical re-
vue. las, AIS, Gas. 9:15 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-04-23

| minute spot on the Rudy Vallee
radio hour because he wouldn't
play swing music. He thinks there
is too much of the hot-cha on the
air and not enough Of the classics.
The Zelaya vaudeville act is de-
voted entirely to poking fun at
jazz and educating audiences on
the value Of serious music.
RAY NOBLE AS GUEST
Speaking Of swing music re-
minds that Mae Breeskin, who di-
reefs Washington'S Swing Club,
announces that the Sunday meet
ing Of the swing it fans will have
Ray Noble as guest star The
meeting will be in the oak room
Of the Raleigh at 5 p. M, and the
English conductor who is q prime
American favorite, will give his
views on the American trend in
popular music. Maestro Noble is
the only English act with q press
agent. Will Burton, from Rookie
Teller Center, does his tub thump-
ing And while we are in the
vicinity Of Radio City the news
comes that the Radio City Male
Choir Of 80 voices is going to make
brief tour, with the Earle The
alter among the bookings. Jack
Connolly, Of Pathe News, touring
Ireland, sends a postal from
County Down, which I hope to
see when I win the Irish Sweep
stakes.
THE TEACHERS GUEST
At the spring meeting Of the
Wilson Teachers College Alumni
Association next Monday night
the speaker will be yours truly
discussing Personalities in the
Theater."
BELASCO IN MOVIES
David Belasco's life in the
movies should make q humdinger
Of picture, for there was plenty
of romance in the life c: the pro
ducer. One of the interesting
angles would be the number Of
Belasco stars who never did any
thing to speak of after they broke
away from the renowned David
=. Such q list would begin with
Mrs. Leslie Carter, who forfeited
his friendship by marrying; Lionel
Atwill, Lenore Uric, Beth Merrill,
to name just a few. .Belasco's
genius was illustrated in his last
show, Tonight or Never" which
he directed into a hit for Helen
Gahagan by the magic of his cast
ing and lighting. Gloria Swan
son made the same play for the
movies and it went into the book
of Hollywood blunders that helped
diSSipate her for .Ine. Mr.. Be.
lasco acted in real life as well as
upon the stage. His before the
curtain speeches were studied and
well tricked, but he was such q
conSummate actor most audiences
felt he was shy AID embarrassed
in the glare Of the footlightS. i
have yet to see his equal as Q cast.
ing director and he had q marvel.
The Washington times., 1936-04-23
OLD-TIMERS REPORT
Don ZeIoyo Leaving to Play
Vaudeville on the Coast;
Gene Hoover Moves Up
RY ANDREW r. KELLEY

Thursday roundup of stray tems Theodore Hardy year
old actor journeys from East Rverdae to make known that
he bounced Billie Burke his knee child. She born
Street Northwest daughter of circus clown, and Mr.
Hardy their nexoor neghbor He also had the pleasure
of seeing Anna Held in her first American with
pates great kick "The Great Ziegfeld and hope
he gets Hardy devoes his time to making
silver point ecngs the visiting and for Steve Coch
rt Oa1ler