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CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEOPLE.
GET THE BEST.

Six sensational super sssortments selling
like ''wildtire" Everybody going Wild
about our three-way "royal' :" "l-folder as
sortment. Costs SOC: sells fo9 81 90. worth
S3-oo' also bonus. Nothing in country
compares with 1t. Hand colored "etch-
ines assortment another. knockout. Gift
wrappinss," humorous" religious" and
everyday assortments unparalleled. Sam
pies on approval.
SILVER SWAN STUDIOS
800 Fifth Ave. Dept. 24S New York
POSSIBLE TO EARN UP TO $500
BY CHRISTMAS.
with Hollywood INSPIRED personal
Christmas cards in wide price range :
beautiful box aSsortments retailing soc
to 81. Free sample offer
THE JOHN A. HERTEL CO.
"O5 w, Adams Dept. Dis Chicago.
80 PERSONAL XMAS CARDS. 60c
Lowest wholesale price on record for
Christmas cards with name of purchaser
imprinted. Big profit. Send for free
samples and sworn proof saleSpeople make
up to S.2bo in week: also complete line
bargain Christmas card assortments Write
today, General Card 400 s. Peoria st
Dept P-',n0 Chjcaso
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY
of Beauty Culture, Inc,

18th St. N. Y Ave. $50 Wash. Bldg
One of the worlds foremost systems in
beauty culture. 90 years turning out fine
students Visit us or write. free booklet.
Formerly with Wiltreds. N. Y. Expert
Dept District GS63
LEARN DIESEL ENGINES.
Real money: pay while learning for
men who qualify. HEMPHILL DIESEL
SCHOOLS. Write registrar Dave Miller.
q2l Emerson ST. NV state age.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
e5Speed Dictation WHOLE MONTH S..
ATTENDANT EXAM, SALARY. 81 $50.
Begin today. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. 500 10Th ST. NV. Met 6:5:;'.* :
MABELLE HONOUR.
Washing tons Oldest established beauty
school. Better shops demand Mabelle
Honour graduates
Scientific money making beauty culture
instruction. Under the direction of MR..
HONOUR. who has just returned from
London. Paris and New York Your as
surance of receiving the finest training pos
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
Nnu NDrl- AGO
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ROOMING HOUSE oath. Park rd)-l3
rooms, attractively furnished. oil hea',
hsrdw ood floors; rent only S,5; nornsl
income $500 monthly; 81 500: only 1880
down. r. NJ. De Shazo, 1923 14th nv.
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PERSONAL.

MoTHER's CARE GIVEN TO INFANT
or small child in private home. Shepherd
BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS - WANTED
care, for little girl, in good family having
child OF own northwest; state partculars.
Box 130-J. Star.
A QUIET PLACE TO SLEEP AND THE
BY day or week on route No. 60. ives, west
from Lewisburg 13 miles. Write MRS s.
c. JOHNSON. Lewisburs W. Va.
HAVE INTERESTING PROPOSITION FOR
Winter Central Florida. Box 44lK STAR
BRING THIS AID AND GET YOUR FOOT
examined and adjusted free. DR.. P. ".
BOWMAN. 2129 Ontario rd. n. ". Col. 95s4.
TENNIS AND BADMINToN ENTHUSIASTS
Inquire about my low prices and also
latest method used In restringing rackets.
Geo. 0360.
WANTED-RENTAL 1887 FORD. CHEW
rolet; responsible parties; Sept. 4 to %.
BETTER HEALTH sTUDIo-coLDs AND
chronic pains treated: trained nurse; ap-
pointments. Potomac 4721
TRAINED NURSE. ATTENDING COLLEGE
pneS wo1 Issuar and early
GRADUATE NURSE CAN ACCOMMODATE
elderly patient. very reasonable. nrst-h
room. Shepherd 1871.
AGNES MCCALL PARKER CAN TELL
YOU Immediately inn what Is holding YOU back
you; consult her privately now. Natl 55l1.
LEARN TO DANCE-1O LESSONS. S5:
Wednesdays. $50 pm: private lessons
any time. Make friends here. 27l5 Conn.
WILL BOARD CHILDREN IN PRIV sU-
burban home: mothers care; special at
tention to diet. Clev. 1877.
MANUSCRIPT TYPING. sTENOGRAPHY
by page or hour; legal experience: rea-
sonable. Call Apt. ITO. National 1881
KIND, EXPERIENCED MOTHER WILL
board infant or small child large yard :
healthy surroundings; reas. Kensngton
l9D-W
TYPIST EXPERIENCED; LETTERS
cards, envelopes neatly and quickly typed
AT nome prices right. Phone Col. 2G5 M
CULBERTSON CONTRACT BRIDGE LES
sons. gbmcS beginning intermediate ad-
vanced. Vanderbilt Bridge Club, 80. Cal
vert 81. Adams CHA.
REDUC1NG-G TREAT. 50: REMOVES
fat in spots; results assured diet bat hs
Appointments. Nail. Sl3I. 1890 K st. n.w'
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need TO feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
" w; Chambers Co. offers a complete
funeral, cars and ali. for as little as SO.
World finest waterproof, alright, suaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
the Greater w. W Chambers Co. 14th St.
corner Chapn W. Columbia O432. Phone
or write our address. We will send you q
beautiful eatslogue OF how We do It 1900
j lth st Sc. phone Atlantic 900.
THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES THE
child to understand and enjoy his world
Giving him beneficial occupation. conf
Mrs ELEANoR BALL1NGER.
GREENWOOD ..3aS
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
WITH GOLD SIGNATURE
ol charming designs retail ST. 1000
ploft. Easy Spare-time money-maker
also sell NAME-lMPRlNTED Christmas
cards; retail 50 for 81; y superb Christ
mas assortments. soc up. get samples
friendship EOS Adams. Elmira, N. Y
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
bigger pay-eaSier orders; show South
ern Beauty 2l-card 81 assortment anC
prove ii! Pays Joc profit: 10 other fast
selling aSsortmentS: 30 for 81 persona
cards. with name; boost earnings: cash
pohuS' Tree samples. Southern Greetlng
Cards Dept :. Memphis. Tenn.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-FIF'rY
Or %. with name; beautiful designs; cost
1oc; sample album free; u exquisite
Christmas folders. cost SOC sell 81: en-
sraved personal business line: finest in
America; big commissions; samples on ap-
prova! sunshine Art. Dept. Is, "a Mas
Sau New York
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LADIES

Expansion of our business makes open
ings for five high-claSs ladies' between
ages 35 and so. This work offers remun-
Grafton far above the average. Part or
full time work. No experience required
We instruct YOU and you start earning at
once. See Secretary, 1910 Tower Bldg
i4th and X sts. NV. 10 to L. am. and
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CAFETER1A-Near Government buildinssj
closes p m. over S400 weekly food busi
ness. price. $4,000: terms. National 1925
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GAS STATION, thoroughly established
business. fully equipped; excellent oppor-
tunity; bargain, $4,000; terms. Box 3s6-K,
Star
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BIGGEST SPARE TINE

MONEY MAKER OF THE YEAR.
Americas finest Christmas card line;
new artists award" Christmas cards
with customers name; sell ON sight. low
as S2.95 for SO large commissions; also
Golden Treasure Chest'-beautifully en-
boSsed metal foil case full Of y assorted
Christmas cards; retail ST. profit, soc, r
other big value box asSortments; write for
SAMPLES JAMES ART STUDIOS. 13 knson
pl, Rochester N
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER L. d'ALBERT. INC,
s15 10th ST. NV. Phone National 47l2
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HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

WOMAN, middle as companion.
houSekeeper and drive car: for elderly lady:
stay nights Box SOL. Star.
WOMAN white, not over As. Protestant,
for motherless home in nearby suburbs.
to care for 5-year-old girl and do house
work; references. Box 417-K, Star.
WOMAN-Vacancy in our sales stan ne
cesStates adding a matured woman who
is interested in good earnings for intelli-
gent effort, selling dresses hosiery. etc.
WOMAN-Capable ambitious. for national
company with Fall sales expansion pro-
gram; good earnings to start. Miss Scheer.
1893 St NV.
YOUNG GIRL for soda fountain and
waitress work. neat looking, experienced;
SIS week. Washington Drug Store, 635
Pa. ave. NV.
YOUNG LADY with alto voice for vocal
trio. radio possibilities. Cleve. 0906 Sun
day evening. Monday for tryout
YOUNG LADIES, refined. TO assist with
ball room dancing pupils. must be Rood
dancers; teaching experience not required,
training given; salary. Don Martini Dane
Ing Studios. 1871 H st. NV.
YOUNG stenog. for law ONCE. no exp
required; prefer one living at home; small
education. Box 424K. Star. l5'
THE LARGE number Of women employed
in the District of Columbia offers an ex-
cellent opportunity for 4 woman of good
character ana ambition to succeed as a
be Just the Job for you. Call 420-436
Southern Bldg 1923 II st NV
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| BE INDEPENDENT Start q laundry route.
| We do your work wholesale Light deliv.
! ery truck and a little cash ali that In
necessary. For particulars phone Mr. Lewis.
Decatur 3B61
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ROOMING AND BOARDING. Vermont ave
downtown: Is rms. 4 baths: rent Sl2S
Adjusting Finance Co.. zoos H st. nv
Metropolitan 4Sl3.
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RooMING- TOURIST HOUSE downtown
-15 large well furnished rooms; ali
single beds; low rent; this is one Of the
pest investment opportunities that ne
h1 a per.on yt' Should eesT s. III
down. bal monthly. R. M. De shazo.
1923 14th NV. Natl. $500.
aooMING HOUSE IL rms. 3 baths, rent,
iusting 4 Finance Co.. zoos H st. n "
Met. 4S13.
NIGHT CLUB, downtown. well known; do.s
800 o.4id. w4iy seats s. 200; pIiSs sle goo
ing insns' finance fou.r CO.. o zoos % St NV. N''
SMALL PAYING BUSINESS. cheap ID
for selling. az John Marshall place.
DRUG STORE good corner; NV. section
long lease: right price: no brokers. Boz
RooMING HOUSE d7th. R. Ill
nicely furnished rooms, income over 5000
monthly: rent, S75; owner will sacrihca
for only Sl.100; easy terms: r. Nj
De Shazo 1I"3 l4th NV. Natl. $500
N NAN or .ssshsd .aa snd 81 Tesn
machines on profit-sharins basis; best ref
erences; car and bond required. Atlantta
1000.
saeo Eky .hort Sours $500 $500 down CO.
ital Adjusting & Finance Co. zoos H 81
ICE CREAM STORE tmachine complete
good for candy. sandwich: school supply
Bargain. 1902 1st st. NV.
WANTED-Investment property. and
price: also a good payne 20-room room
ing house Columbia 4443-J.
BEER TAVERN, light lunch. .s75-s1o1
wkly. net profit: weeks trial II desired
Line. 1854. $1,000 cash required.
ROOM1NG HOUSE. 9 rooms: well fur]
nished $3.50 for quick buyer: N. Capitol
nr. r. !. ave. Phone Dec. 4ssl.y.
CONTINUED On Next Ps1s)
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ONE of Washinston's leading specially
shops has an attractive opening for an
adjustment manager. State age and eX-
perience. Box l15-J. Star.
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ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once BY out :
of-town party. will pay cash II reason
able. Box 1921, Star l..
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MEAT MARKET. groceries and gen. mds.
cash and carry business doing Abou3
81 900 per month; growing business; ! 4
miles TO Washington market; all elsc
equipment; broom apt. porches. 2 ware 4
located at Oakton. Va, on Chain Brids
I'd. "a miles from Fairfax Court HOUSE
n IL
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MOTHERLY WOMAN to care for infant
small apt. and get dinner. Georgia 1925
NURSE. practical, white to take care ol
and govern , small girls one month at sea
shore: 500 monthly: permanent if salts.
factory; references required. Box 399-K
Star
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MARRIED MAN, 40, with 18
years Wall St. Banking expe-
rience, all depts., best of refer
ences, desires local connection
with Bank or as investigator,
contact man or receptionist. Box
417-K, Star.
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LEARN
BEAUTY CULTURE

A'Es mSDE1tN WAX.
special low rate il enrolled on or before
eeptember l6. Well-trained operators in
demand Our courses include theory and
Shop experience. Graduates placed Easy
IeImS Catalogue on request. MODERN
SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. 1917
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ROOMING HOUSE tnear Geo. Washins
ton University yl-This is very beautl-
fully furnished Groom. 3-bath house,
with rent only Ss5 3-year lease; oil
heat: income, SIa5 one OF the best that
we have had for 81 900. half cash, bal
monthly: r. M. De Shszo, 1923 l4th
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

BUILDING-n you want = residence. store
or building OF any kind built. repaired or
modernized at lowest prices. phone Lin
coin :.S!3 for our estimator. The Aver
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SUMMER PLAY CAMP,
BEAUTY PARloRs.
CAMERA REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 1925 o st. NV. West 1920
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DISTRIBUTOR OPPORTUNITY for capa :
Die man with desire to get ahead as eY-
elusive distributor for new mechanica
device; thousands of prospects: Delaware
North and South Carolina open; invest
Evening star., 1937-08-15

GIRARD ST. NV. near l4ths roomin q
house; l5 well-fhrnished rooms 2 baths
apis. and two renting rooms. also aptl
and , rooms in basement electric re-
frigerators in each apt; sinks. Shown
Williams Realty Co. National 1898. l6'
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAINS room3
and laundry business; rent. S65. Income
$3.50. Price. S695. 1915 NJ st. NV. i
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COLLEGE GIRL colored, refined. wants
work as maid or Office work. Potomac
l-dl
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MOTHERS CARE GIVEN TO INFANT
or small child in private home. Shepherd
| 405o
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LADIES-Christmas card Triumph 1907
profit selling sensational 3lfolder 81 as
sortment: latest style designs; newest en-
bossing mother pearl double foil etch-
ing effects: big money maker now to
Christmas: everybody buys. box on ap-
prevail gift wrapping, religious birthday.
everyday boxes: extra bonuses: experience
unnecessary: combination offer. Write for
samples. Bluebird Studios, Dept. 81. Fitch
burg Mass
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
SissIe SizzIes
AttheHoWord

Noble Sissle, that dynamic ex.
pronent of swing and jazz, opened
at the Howard yesterday with his
international orchestra.
Maestro Sissle and his boys
back up one Of the hottest enter
tainments of terpsichore and
music offered at the T Street
House as a holiday week opening
in many moon. Teddy Hale,
a song and dance man, is just
about the last thing in his line.
His feet are hot and his grooming
torrid. Ross and McCane are
the ne plus ultra of adagio dane
ers.
Melody moments are present
ed by the Four Dudley Brothers.
The boys and their guitar are
about the nearest approach
to the Mills Brothers. Ford and
Marshall and Jeanette are about
the tappiest tap dancers to hit
town this season. AS usual, San
dy Burns and Dusty Fletcher
both under cork, and George
Wiltshire handle the comic end
of the revue.
On the screen, Claire Trevor
and Donald Wood are featured
in big Town Girl" very enter
tanning picture. Special mid
night show tonight. w. r.
The Washington times., 1937-12-25

Miss PonS is most appealing
in the mad scene from Lucia
de Lammermoor," the DE Suis
Titania" and the Nightingale
Song" Lest this heavier selec-
ton be too much, the lighter
numbers such as II Hit a New
High" "This Never Happened
Before" Lets Give Love An
other Chance" add zest to a
grand production.
The March Of Time, Decem-
ber issue, is the subsidiary at
traction, headed by a most en-
tightening and interesting film
on Fin!cnd's twentieth birthday.
The Laugh Industry, second
item shows some of the fore
most radio personalities gather
ing material for their broad
casts, for example "AmoS n
Andy" Finally, the seamen's
strikes reminds Of labor strife
prevalent in the nation.
Pathe News and an animated
color cartoon concerning "Don-
aid the Duck" round out a very
enjoyable holiday bill.-H. K.
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
"RosoIie" Is GIitterinq Movie
With Eleanor Powell and
Nelson Eddy As Stors

Yuletide gift of beauty and gaiety is MGMs present
the movegoers of Washington the form Of the superb
musical romance "Rosale" which is being shown at
the Palace Theater and will delight many thousands this
bolid
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
"FirefIy" Now
AtCoIumbio

"The FREELY" M.G-M's stir.
ring musical romance starring
jeanette Macdonald and Alan
Jones, returns to the Columbia.
It is truly a triumph in musi-
Gals, with its massive sets and
beautiful scenery that stand
second to none, the scenes take
you to Spain and France dur.
ing the reign Of Napoleon.
There, pictured in the new
brown tint film, an espionage
plot is unfolded, which continues
throughout.
Both of the stars voices were
never better, as they sing the
numerous songs by the original
composer, Rudolf Friml. Much
improvement can be noted in
the work of Alan Jones, as he
is now a singer that can hold
his own with the rest of the
Hollywood "Carusos.
Warren William is promi-
nently cast as a Suitor of jean
cites, while Billy Gilbert, Henry
Daniel and Douglass Dunn
brille head a splendid support.
ing cast. r. H. S.
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
Lily Pons' Voice Enchonts
In New Musical at Keith S

Lily Pons, captivating and vi
vacious, graces the screen at
RKO Keith's .Theater for the
Christmas week. This makes
the third such holiday for the
lovely prima donna, the third
and the best. Hitting a New
High" is a relevant title, for
never has Miss Pons sung more
beautifully nor enchanted more
completely than in her current
production.
The musical is a bit goofy, it's
bound to pack in the laughs
with Edward Everett Horton,
Jack Oakie and Eric Blore on
the stage. Briefly the story has
to do with a young singer at a
Paris night club, aspirant to real
grand opera. The proposition is
to get her before the public, the
necessary backing. Jimmy, the
band leader of a ritzy night club
orchestra, and the dictatorial
lover (John Howard and Miss
Pons are putting on a grand
little scrap when Jack Oakie,
publicity man for a wealthy pro-
moter, steps into the breach.
Miss Pons is to be a bird girl
from Africa.
The plan works perfectly and
the lovely singer finds herself in
New York, with all the world at
her feet,
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
Spring ThoW
Due Monday

Max Gordon's first production
of the new season, Spring
Thaw," a new comedy by Clare
Hummer, will be unfurled for
local audiences in advance Of
the Broadway premiere at the
National Theater on Monday
evening, December 27. Roland
Young, distinguished stage and
screen star, will be seen in the
stellar role. Spring Thaw" will
remain at the National through
Saturday night, January !, with
bargain price matinees sched-
uled for Wednesday and Satur-
day.
Just as Spring Thaw" marks
the return of Mr.. Gordon to
managerial activity for the first
time since he launched "The
Women" more than a year ago,
the comedy serves also to bring
back Mr.. Young, long absent in
motion pictures, to the living
theater. Mr.. Young'S last ap-
pearance was in Her Masters
Voice."
Assisting Mr.. Young in the
cast will be Lillian Emerson,
Edgar Barrier, Lea Penman,
Jane Gordon, Robert Wallsten,
j. P. Wilson, Esther Mitchell,
Tom Fadden, Francis Pierlot and
Natalia Danesi. Eddie Sobol
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
ma ma "ROSALIE" AT PALACE
Warner Bros Have Made An Impressive Drama
About Life With the U. S. Underseas Service
Myrno 10y in
New Kind
Of Role

The Yuletide spirit reignS this
week at Loew'S Capitol Theater,
with the screen illuminated by
Myrna 10y in a role somewhat
different from her recent efforts,
and the stage decorated with a
flock of acts offering a bit for
everyone-the whole combining
to make for well-rounded enter
tainment.
Man Proof" the featured
Metro Goldwyn Mayer produc-
ton, tells the rather worn story
of the Tilted girl who is asked to
be a bridesmaid, of her later ef-
forts to recapture her man.
It is not in the story that
''Man-Proof" shines, but instead
in the presentation of the sew
eral principal characters. Miss
10y, as the main one, here Of
fers a more psychological por-
trayal than the frothy, carefree
delineations of her more recent
pictures.
Walter Pidgeon is the one who
tosses the monkey wrench into
the works by marrying RoSal1nd
Russell land a charming bride
she makes, too.
AS to the headliner Of Loew's
Capitol Theater's stage, there
can be but one answer-John
Steel, one-time starred tenor Of
various Ziegfeld Follies and
Music Box Revues. He opens
his portion of the bill with that
glorious voice rendering a med
ley concerning "Old Vienna"
featuring "Zwei Hertzen in Drei
Viertel Takt," followed by an
other pot pourri of his own hit
songs, climaxing with "a Pretty
Girl Is Like a Pretty Melody"
with "Roses of Picardy" as an
encore.
The stage show was opened
The Washington times., 1937-12-25

the magnificent settings. Scenes
that cost many thousands Of
dollars to create flash on the
screen for a few minutes and
are gone. The marvellous scene
wherein Eleanor Powell dances
down the drums alone is said
to have cost the producers $780,
900 with $4,000 worth Of cleo
tricity used to light it. One Of
the most glamorous spectacles
ever seen in the films, yet it
lasts scarcely more than five
minutes.
COLE PORTER TUNES
The first requisite of a musi-
cal comedy, Of course, is good
music and this "RoSalie" has in
full measure with a half dozen
or more rythmic melodies sup
Piled Cole Porter. The most
popular are "Rosalie" itself and
In the Still of the Night" both
sung with feeling by the hand
some Nelson Eddy. nlona Mas
sey, a foreign blonde importa-
ton, sings delightfully."- Spring
Love Is in the Air"
The second requirement Of a
musical comedy is comedy and
Resale" also is not lacking
here. Frank Morgan is at his
very best as the hen-pecked SOW
ereign Of Romanza, who has an
eye for a pretty face and who
keeps a notebook filled with
telephone numbers. Ray Bolger,
Edna May Oliver, as the queen,
and William Gilbert, with his
inevitable sneeze, keep things
stepping along merrily. The
Charlie Mccarthy influence is
prominent, with the king con-
sulting his dummy on affairs Of
state.
The least consequential thing
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
.UBMARINE Dr. AT EARLE .
Pat O'Brien and Wayne Morris
Fight 1t Out for the Girl;
Mary Brian on Stage

Submarine Dr. will make the public Navy conscious, for
here picture which has welldirected punch plenty of
action and story of courage loyalty and understanding
AMONG men
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
'HoId'Em Navy
Atthe Met

Hold 'em Navy" at the Me-
tropolitan is not the robust foot
ball story of the Navy Academy
that it was intended to be.
Rather, it is picture showing
what brass buttons do to "fe-
males" when their eyes are daz-
zled by their reflected light, and
how they connive to get their
man.
Not to be misleading, football
does have its moments, but the
accent is on love, with Lew Ayres,
Mary Carlisle and John Howard
forming a Snappy romantic
trio that hints of reality at An
napolis.
To get even with John How
ard, Lew Ayres starts a one man
campaign to capture his girl,
Mary Carlisle, and succeeds, re-
fardleSS of his conceit as to his
ability to handle women and his
gridiron provinces. Mary doesn't
accept his advances at first, but
finally succumbS to the brass
buttons. John Howard doesn't
regard this move as particularly
friendly, and puts obstacles in
the path, by reporting Lew A. w.
o. L., which keeps him out of the
forthcoming game.
Then AyreS shows his Navy
spirit by taking the rap for How
ard in a like case, so he could
play for good old Navy in the
Army-Navy battle. Navy wins,
and the hero is never in the
game. He's walking the guard,
with Mary at his side listening to
the radio.
Comedy relief is added by the
top-notch performance of Benny
Baker, whose rotund stature and
bulging eyes draw many a
chuckle.
AS the holiday season is at
hand, the squads of "Middies"
that storm the city should be in
terested to see what Hollywood
thinks of the Academy.
r. H. S.
The Washington times., 1937-12-25
MOVIE
CLOCK

PALACE-Nelson Eddy, Eleanor
Powell, "Rosalie," 11:1O a.
m, las, 4:2O, 6:55. $50 p. m.
CAPITAL-Myrna 10y, Rosa
lind Russell, Man Proof"
HOS a. m, 1:45, 4:25, 7:10,
9:05 p. m. Stage, 12:45, 3:25,
6:15, 8:55 p. m.
r. K. o. KEITHS-Lily Pons,
John Howard, Hitting A
New High" 2, 1858, 5:56, 7:54,
9:52 p. m.
LITTLE-Henry Wilcoxen, Lor-
eta Young, THE Crusades,"
1900 a. m, 1:39, 4:19, $50,
$3.50 p. m. The River" 100,
3:39, 6:19, 1858 p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Lew Ayres,
Mary Carlisle, Hold En-
Navy" 11:45 a. M, LAS,
S:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Jeanette MacDon-
aid, Allan Jones, "The Fire
lily, 44.S0 q. H. z:U0, 4:SO,
$3.50 p. m.
EARLE-George Brent, Pat
O'Brien. Submarine d."
1880 q. m, 1920, AIS, 7:10,
l0:05 p. m. Stage, Johnny
Johnson and Orchestra, -
1880, 1928, 500, 9:15 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts,
from 10 a. m. to midnight, rs
minutes each show.
HOWARD-Claire Trevor, Don
aid Woods, Big Town Girl, "
1880, 800, $50, 800, 1890
o. m. Stage, Noble SisSle, I"
1850, 4:20, $50, $40 p. m.