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Evening star., 1937-08-15
THIS WEEK

twenty -one more days before l 60 back to
decent job
Now she recognized anger in Haigh's gray
eyes. How could she tell him she was going to
Palanpur, without telling why? Did he think
she had been playing them against each other?
She felt ashamed. 1t had been easy to avoid
entanglements with other men, because at
twenty two the Irish know at least what they
don't want But these two were different. Not
the easy choice between right and wrong, but
the excruciating tug between two right men.
She couldn't explain. She couldn't tell them
that her fathers danger was like knife that
tortured and urged her to hurry away.
Goddard misinterpreted her eyes. Perhaps
Haigh did too, although he said nothing Why
didn't he speak? Goddard made her feel de-
fenceless, whereas Haigh lent her strength
with which to resist even himself. Perhaps the
Guru could explain that. She felt an almost
irresistible impulse to be rude to Goddard.
Why? Because she was angry with Haigh for
not seeming to care?
I've just been telling Haigh he needn't
worry on your account, Blue Eyes" Goddard
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Mosoziss Section

She turned to Haigh: "Goodby. You won't
forget to write?"
Haigh shook hands. ''Goodby. Marquise.
You'll hear from me. don't like what you're
doing, and don't trust the Guru. He's
talker. He'll be no good in pinch"
Hes an anarchist" said Goddard.
He is not! Thanks, no. don't trouble to
see me to the car. Goodby, Captain Goddard"
SO long, Blue Eyes Go on your religious
pigrimage!"
1t was she who had declined their escort,
but it was she who felt rebuked, Inundated.
She was Generals daughter. They had Of
fered her proud mems homage Their racial
code, which should be equally hers, forbade
association with an Indian guru. But what
could she say? To be proud and loyal and
to be snubbed for being Goddess and disloyal
hurts - it cuts to the very quick.
Marquise's roadster vanished in dust.
Goddard leaned over the rail and spoke to his
native servant who got up and ran; then he
paced the verandah beside Haigh. Neither
said word for fifteen minutes General Nit
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"Sohibo this is no time to explain things
to them. They are problem. May tell you
how to solve it,"
"Itmust solve itself," she answered. Father
comes first. will drive you to Palanpur."
Splendid! Be loyal"
Loyal? One man thrills me, and thrill
him. The other never gets out of my mind
He's there - always, even when I'm almost
sure he merely likes me and -"
Turn to the greater problem! Let that
one wait This one is urgent 1t involves thou
sands of people, perhaps millions The Indian
Government has suddenly arrested and i'm
prisoned number of Indian leaders who are
known to favor violence. Being nothing but
guru, enjoy the confidence of many people,
some of whom have told me what is going to
happen unless wisdom prevails. They know l
have the ear of General O'Rel."
why couldn't they 60 direct to my father?"
Because it must never be known who re-
vealed the plot to kill your father -"
Marquise turned pale. Kill him? Why
didn't you say that sooner"
Because it must not happen, and one must
not lend importance to what shall not happen.
General O'Rell will believe me- He will not
ask me to betray the confidence of individuals
who are his political enemies but who admire
him and who despise cruelty as much as he
does. can tell your father what to do to fore
stall violence that will otherwise happen"
Il must get petrol, a suitcase, food"
Swiftly, Sahibo! Swiftly! Violence begins
in India as suddenly as fire in dry forest into
which some thoughtless dreamer throws his
cigarette"
''All right, III be quick. But if don't call
at the Club those officers are likely to come
looking for me, and -"
Say goodby to them. Remember no ex-
planationsv'
Il will say I'm off for family conference
There will be full moon tonight If you
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are quick, Sahiba, we can reach Palanpur in
time to -"
Don't you worry. Wen make it."
The Guru climbed out of the car The serv-
ant climbed in. Marquise started the engine.
The Guru blinked at her. steel yourself
against what those officers think"
They will think I'm deserting them rather
strangely"
They will think worse than that" He
smiled, looking straight at her eyes and said:
They are not cruel men, but they are danger
ous and their code is as rigid as their hearts
are loyal Be brave!'
"All right, Guru Sahib Wait for me here"
Nearly everyone in Abu was on the polo
ground. Haigh and Goddard were alone on
the Club verandah; Goddard was using Haighs
binoculars, watching an eagle that scared
against the azure sky above the mountain.
Marquise parked her roadster near the tennis
court; neither of them saw her until she came
up the steps, Goddard opened fire:
blue Eyes, you're just in time to console
Haigh. He's leaving us, for riot duty in a red
hot city"
Marquise glanced quickly at Haigh: You
didn't tell me-.
Leave cut short by telegram" he an
swered.
"When?" She was unconscious of the tone
of her voice. Goddard noticed it. He watched
Haigh. One couldn't tell whether Haigh had
noticed anything or not.
Telegram came only an hour ago. I'm to
catch tonight's train from Abu Road"
Marquise, for one second, almost believed
that telegram was fiction. She sensed antagon-
ism But Haigh looked more worried than
anything else.
Goddard grinned Police work. He'll love
it. They use Infantry to prod the rioters with
sticks Haigh may get medal. Thank heaven,
they don't use guns for riot duty. l have
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chell, pale and worried, with scarf that con-
cealed a patch over his ear, came up the steps
and disappeared into the Club. One more turn
up and down the verandah and Haigh ex-
ploded:
Dammit! That was cruel feel like cad.
We might as well have kicked her in the
face"
They have it coming to them when they
play offside," said Goddard The better they
are, the more it s coming to them. She Il learn
her lesson. She'll not go driving again with
anarchists
Haigh halted by the sedetary's Office win
dow He didn't speak. He seemed to be listen
ing. Goddard talked:
Its kinder to be cruel than to let her think
she can get away with that kind of thing.
She'd get hell if her father heard of her traps
ing around the country with blasted agita-
tor. But III take care of that"
"You will? How?"
Goddard tried to mask the triumph in his
eyes, He left Haigh standing by the Office
window, walked to the end of the verandah
and stared in the direction in which his serv-
dit ll<1O SCVCI d1 INCL \d4AC AOaA pJ1O
field, nodded to Haigh and went into the bar.
Haigh continued standing by the window,
listening. Goddard returned:
"Haigh, III take a load off your mind. " His
eyes were mocking but his voice was more
than usually careful. IN overtake her.
sent my servant to pack in hurry and hire
car from Mugomdass. There's good snpe
shooting at Palanpur. If can find out what
the Gurus game is, III arrest him. The very
least III do will be to get him out of her car
into nine"
There's something in the wind" Haigh
answered
What do you mean?"
There's trouble brewing She's in danger.
We snubbed her without knowing why she
took the Guru with her. We've hurt her feel
ings without -
Goddard smiled. ''I1l make that up to her
at Palanpur. You'll hear all about it. There's
my servant" said Goddard. He then added:
IN be off. There's just time for drink
Join me?"
Yes, I'll drink with YOU" Haigh followed
him to the bar
Two double Scotches and soda Well,
Haigh, here's dust in your eyes - both eyes"
Continvsd on poge 7O)
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never actually gloated, but he believed in
eighteen FOUNDER guns and in the law that he
shall keep who can. You and will console
each other in his absence"
Marquise seized opening looking straight
at Goddard, secretly watching Haigh. NO"
she said. mo, I'm going away too. came to
say goodby."
Sigurd Haigh smiled - away past Goddard
at the eagle in the azure above Abu Then
he got in word ahead of Goddard: Where
will letters reach you?"
"Palanpw. The Residency Care of General
O'Rell I'm driving the roadster"
Haigh was first at her again, blunt, curt, to
the point, like rifle fire: Nov? You're not
going alone?'
''Thereu be my servant. He's good at
changing tires and things like that"
Goddard glanced over the rail at his serv-
ant who sat with row of other servants,
backs to the verandah.
Haigh spoke: "Marquise, don't do it. It'll
be hotter than hell. It's bad road. There's
a sixty mile detour. It's dangerous.
Goddard glanced at Haighs binoculars. He
asked an eighteen-pounder question point
blank: Anyone else going with you, Blue
Eyes?"
"Yes, I'm giving someone lift"
Haigh nodded, grimly. Goddard voiced
what both were thinking: Gent with an un-
brella?" he suggested.
MarQuise bridled Someone who can pro-
tect me better than you could! Someone who
is so we'll loved, from end to end of Rajputana,
that not even ruffian would dream of in
sulting him.
Goddard loved that His Devonshie-brow
eyes laughed. They were rowing reckless eyes
of the sort that sailed with Drake in bygone
days. Loyal, loving, not too soupulous ex-
cept in the observance of the code of his caste.
Gurus" he said, ARE like grubs in apples.
They devom the inner life of things Your
Guru Govind is one of Swinburne's pets. Re-
member it? They are worms that are bred
in the bark that falls off. They shall die and
not live"
Marquise hit back: Imagine you quoting
Swinburne"
Il get twopence day extra for knowing
Swinburne We're a funny little army. They
examine US in buncombe as prelude to fac
ing facts"
Evening star., 1937-12-10
1895 TO Sis ROBES

Rich luxurious brocaded robes with silk nnes
The finest quality workmanship stresng the importance
little details that make fine robe combined with the smart
loose fitting lines makes this perfect combination quality
plus comfort Something will appreciate They're self
faced with pped edsngs satin faced prints
crepe facings.
Evening star., 1937-12-10

Chances are there isn't a style
or pattern overlooked in this
event. You'll find a vast assort.
ment including Fine broadcloths,
woven madrases and rayon
satins in three popular styles,
notch collar, surplice and MILDLY.
Stripes and intricate figured de.
signs on either light or dark
grounds.
Lansbuph hs-Modernised Mems Sho
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8.05 TO SILL ROBES

outstanding which includes plain coored Aannels fine
herrnsboe with pped edges plain fannes with plaid plain
flannel with all pad the idea far,
mention but they're all here in grand Shawl
collars notch collars and round models And they're
mar tailored by outstanding houses Choice of brown blue and
grounds coors in small, medium and large sizes.
Lansbwohs-Moder
Evening star., 1937-12-10

Tuo famous names the "buy.yord" OF truly
fine clothing offered to you at tremendous savings!
complete stock they stand not few picked FAR
ments garment in these famous They
patterns and from conservatives
to snappy young Styles Every superby tailored by
and styled please the astdious
Don't or8et savings excitement will
as the day goes hand early the for first
selection.
IAnsburg hs-NI odernzed Mems
Evening star., 1937-07-08

AIS SHEPHERD ST. NV rooms,
kitchen. sink; newly decorated; private
entrance; near car. bus; gentle adults.
45O NEWTON PL. NV large rooms.
Kitchen, semi-bath gas. heat, elec.; adults;
good location: S31 80.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-Room
with lnclosed sleeping porch. Call eve
nlngs, Columbia !sS3
2625 GARFIELD ST. NV rooms, Sec
ond floor. front. adjoining bath; equipped
ior light, housekeeping; front room. 15x22
It,; southern exposure; adults only
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

two colleges. desires room and board Win
fehned family; need Enclosure for small,
gentle dog. B. w. Talbot. 11I2 Morning
YOUNG MAN, Annapolis graduate, desires
single room with board priv. home: NV
nafucQlarS and rate. Mr.. Turrentine. 1oI,
MOrnlngSide dr. u " -.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

4 ROOMS. 2 BATHS; until September /
or . gentle men will be only occupants
OF large house. set far back from street on
ing lawns; Just redecorated. Wisconsin
3607.
COOL well-furn. corner rm.: new home;
PRIV. bath: breakfast; garage: on bus line.
Walnut 6902.
1925 NORTH GARFIELD ST, Arlington,
Va.-Nicely. furnished room, twin BEDS ga
rage available: reasonable.
COLLEGE PARK. COLLEGE ave. near car
line; front furnished room single SIS;
double, $50; shower hot water; men only;
garage, 81. BerWyn 33O-M 8.
410S LEE HIGHWAY. Arlington. Va
Cool. attractivly furn.. studio rm. priv
bath; new home; ideal for study; 5 min.
from center of city.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

MASSANpTTEN LODGE. on Shenandoah h
Rlvsr. Font ROYAL. Va, within few miles
OF SKYLINE Drive. Week end and vacation
guests; fishing, boating; excellent table;
reas. Phone Front ROYAL 1N9-F-lH
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BOATS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

A FINE selection of pure-bred spotted
Poland China hogs. including pigs, bred
siIts M ana Sires; no finer stock in this sec
Mattaponi Farm Groom P. O., Prince
GEORGES County. Md
PIGS PIGS! PIGS!
Chester rWhiteS-EXCeptions fine breed
inR, S to 10 weeks old: boars. soWs unre-
lated pairs. Extra fine lot a this time
Service boars. bred gifts few commercial
DIGS Tor fsttening. Ayrlawn Farms. Be-
thesda Nd
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1929 K. ST. NV Lee e-Marque-Niceiy
private bath; excellent board. 15'
MT. PLEASANT, 1911 Lamont st. NV
Large. cool room, near bath. private family;
excellent meals: free phone.
l4O1 10th ST. N.W-For 3. 1st floor,
front: running water near shower, single
ernly furn. outside rooms with phones:
selective menus: parking.
1922 MASS, AVE. N.W.--Attractive single
room; also double; priv: bath. shower; ex-
cellent meals; reasonable.
CHEVY. CHASE. 3749 oliver st. NV
Large front room 5 windows excellent
meals: unlimited phone; S35 each or $50
SINGLE next bath. Emerson 1929.
CHEVY CHAsE-Beautiful home; large
grounds; exceptionally fine meals; vacancy
for several: $50 each. Wisconsin 4672.
1898 X NV. opposite Franklin Park
meals; reasonable. s.
1924 CONN. AVE.--Lovely cool. front rm..
private bath with shower; excellent trans
portation. Decatur 0317,
1854 MASS. AVE. NW.-SinRle and double
rooms for young ladies: large cool. clean;
showers. and all conveniences.
1918, VERMONT AvE.-Central, select.
food: also single. Metropolitan 12O4.
1890 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Laree double
room. beautifully furnished, private bath;
also one single; excellent meals; trans
I.l9 18TH ST. N:W;.sinsle and deuble
1ple-1e2l Il ST, NV, u block G ". u
,ouas sG n:s. q. af c:af .lsss IT, zen En-. 'Si .s'
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, blood-tested. all breed
VIM. James IL Son. 6ly K ST. NV. Metr,
politan OOSS.
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SADDLE HORSE,
GOLDEN FAWN."

Probably the finest mare for the money
that has. ever been offered in Washingt
Her haf-ssteI. Gold Digger" won the
championship at Madison Square Garden
last year. She has wonderful manners Is
gentle as baby. and yet you can get this
mare at far less than half her value
Persons Choice. Sandy Sprlng. Md. Phone
Ashton lSo
Evening star., 1937-07-08

WARDROBE TRUNK cost $40 used only
once. good as new: reasonable price. Lin
coin aOfG.
WASHING MACHINES. rebuilt Ike new;
1-year guarantee: MaytaEs. Apex. A. B. c.,
etc; S12.o5 and UP. Electrical Center
WASHING MACH1NEe-speci9i 1ole q
demonstrators. S32 each; Day u weekly
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 141e q q
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1918 N. H aye.-At.
trsctive: accommodate l to 3; windows
balcony. also single cool room.
DOWNToWN- -Beeutiiul larTs. cool .elEl
room, private BATH twin bsd1. Isl 40tf
ot. NV.
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DINERS AND LEGATIONS.
~, JERRY o,MAHoMY; INC.
800 WEST GRAND ST, ELIZABETH. N. J.
GROCERY, doing $3.50 casn wkly.: rent
joseph Holisnd.r. zoos Il st. NV. .'
SEA FOOD GRILL, nv. nice business:
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.
zoos II St. NV. Met. 4s13.
RESTAURANT, with whisky license. down
toEn ,d fully yos ssaqopsd ready to oN 10
BLDG. and once ,bldgs, good lease: finance
company will sell at a bargain; terms op-
portunity for restaurant man; also con-
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.
ACRES OF DIAMONDS.
$4,000. Terms.
SCOTT. business frontage on No. high
ideal for trailer or tourist camp. gas sta
tion OF lunch room; shade trees; over
1.250-ft. front, on concrete roads Phone
MI. Hartung. Alexandria 1900; eve.,
s225-RooMING HOUSE; rms; central
oos $50: good income: $500 handles.
S6o0-1,Rooming house. IL rooms, 4 baths.
income: $3.50 handles
81 5oo-Dclicatesse downtown; splendid
business. short hours.
vell-euuipped store: terms
lunch, beer and furnished 0Peaei rooms: cheap
essH.s: s5o Cash. s$ss $3.50 ssefls sacrifice
Barber shop, s chairs: rent. SIS: sstab-
Iisnsd ,dt,s 25 as ys'T.; = only s2So st a,Ao
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business OPPORTUNITIES.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AUTO LAUNDRY CAR WASHER and con-
veyor, 6-gun Hardie. less than half price:
Automottve Supply, 1900 14th ST. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE. reasonable. Randolph
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2nd-TRUST NOTE. S1.5UO. SUBJECT TO
lst trust So 500 on property rented for
SIS per mo: 200 discount. Address Box
C3O-E. Star Office
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1888 10th NV, COR. r.
BATH; NEW. BEAUTIFUL FuRN, FOR
DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE. UNUSUAL
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22O9 MASS AVE NV

Residence of Distinction"
NEWLY FURN. ROOMS WITH SOUTH
ERN EXPOSURE. FOR > OR 3 GUESTS
EACH; WHOLESOME MEALS; BOARD OP-
ilONAL; Low RATES. $3.50 TO S45
MONTH WITH BOARD
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER adjoining D. c. for
sale by Washington publisher of similar
newspaper working capital needed eX-
tremely low: exceptional possibilities Ad-
dress Box 32S-E. Star office.
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ON WIDELY travelled road-Inn of and
on beer and wine; gas station. garage; fully
equipped ice house and modern 4-room
home all doing good business: 81 900 for
quick sale. Address Box 226-E. Star
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PIANO-Latest model: full Keyboard
apartment upright; used for less than four
months and in absolutely new condition:
Sl62; reposession: 1T can be purchased
by merely continuing the balance of the
So monthly payments. Natl. 1923 Arthur
Jordan Piano Co 1920 G st corner 12tb
Evening star., 1937-07-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SI1O with apt: good section: $50 down.
Mr.. Shilby. zoos H st. NV.
DRY GOODS STORE; ladies' and chill
dren's wear very good location, upper
14th St: 3-year lease: rent, S45 mo-;
established 3 years: stock, about $1,000;
sell at cost or less: $1,000 cash necessary.
Address Box BILE Star ofice. 10s
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ROOMS FUR. e. UNEuR
ROOMS UkFURNlSHED.

!. HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-Room with
O4S. 0s
The Washington times., 1937-11-04

No, I don't say this is the way
I will work my Film Daily ballot.
But it's good list to start prac-
ticing on, and, unless something
unforeseen happens, these will be
amo-g my favorites for an x.
PHIL HAYDEN, AUTHOR
The Lunts and "Amphitryon
38" got a 6-to-3 favorable verdict
in New York. Those lukeWarm
were John Anderson, of the New
York Journal; Richard Watts,
jr., of the Herald Tribune; John
Mason Brown, of the Evening
Post. Phil Hayden announces
that he has written a book on
ballet movements and ballet
terms, in addition to teaching
the Big Apple. Hiyer Author.
After playing this week in the
Belasco orchestra, right under
the wands of the hocuS-pocuS
men, Leon BruSiloff is thinking
of becoming a magician, if
somebody will loan him a rab-
bit. .Boake Carriers picture,
opening at the Little Theater on
Sunday, has a sensational Sc
quence in which the Unknown
Soldiers of various countries tell
of the patriotic ballyhoo which
led them to enlist. Some of the
peace societies don't like this
part of the picture, but the
American Legion endorsement
kept it in. q. The General Elec-
trio folks will take charge of Phil
Spitalny'S Washington arrival
The Washington times., 1937-11-04

Angie Ratio, being the charita-
BILE soul that he is, wants other
birthday celebrants to share the
pride and thrill that go with his
triple anniversary starting today.
"F Streets Mayor" will be %
years old today in the service of
the Loew organization. The
Palace over which he has pre-
sided since it threw open its
doors to delighted city, is today
lighting its eighteenth birthday
candle, while the natal attrac-
ton, cali Bahia Goes To Town"
marks Eddie Cantor's twenty
fifth anniversary in the world of
entertainment.
While he has prepared several
birthday surprises which will be
made known to Palace patrons,
Angie has decided that as far
as he is concerned the eighteenth
anniversary is the most impor-
tant.
Accordingly he invites all local
couples who are to celebrate
their eighteenth wedding ami
verSary this week to be his
guests. Those celebrants reach
ing their eighteenth marital
milestone any day during the
showing Of "Ali Bahia Goes To
Town" may acquai It Angie
Ratio with this fact and he'll set
aside the best seats in the house.
While still a young man
angie" has been in show bust
ness long enough to have seen
personalities come and go,
Presidents, visiting royalty, cor
porate big wigs and social lead
The Washington times., 1937-11-04

Howard Herrick, the Theater
Guilds prize tub thumper, stop
ped at my desk yesterday and
read out loud all the Boston
reviews Of the Ethel Barrymore
Dudley Diggs play, "Ghost OF
Yankee Doodle" Of course they
were good notices, some raves,
so good that it makes me think
the Guild may be bringing a
real hit to E street, November
is. The theaterS are grateful
for small favorS these days, and
one of them is that the Duke of
Windsor will broadcast next
week at Z, instead Of 9 p. m.
Perhaps the Sino-Japanese ex-
perts can figure this out. The
premiere of 1.-THE Good Earth"
at the Habuki theater in Tokyo
was a complete sell-out and the
advance sale for the picture is
largest in the city'S history.
The Washington times., 1937-11-04

today and will toss an Hour Of
Charm cocktail party for the
maestro and his girl orchestra,
thus saving Johnny Payette and
the Earle entertainment fund
some expenses.
PICTURES FOR BELASCO
When the Belasco Theater
reopens again as a picture house
it will not exploit the SeXy fea-
lures. instead, the best foreign
product available, and probably
"Mayerling' Carter Barron is
considering staging in the Capt.
toll orchestra pit for a couple
of shows, to bring the entertain
ment closer to the lap Of the
audience. According to VARI-
ETY. President Roosevelt is not
displeased at I'D Rather Be
Right" and is said to have ex-
pressed a desire to see a per-
Torrance. Balcony seats for
the satirical revue are completely
sold out through February, with
the Broadway SPECTATORS ask
ing and receiving Sill a seat
for orchestra locations. .Alfre-
do Salmaggi, who runs grand
opera at the New York Hippo
drome, is eager to bring his
platinum voice troupes to the
Rialto Theater. Town Hall book
ingS have stopped the impress
sario from getting the dates he
desired, thus far.
The Washington times., 1937-11-04
Jackie Heller Will
Pass Upon Beauties

Little Jackie Heller, who will
preside as a singing M. C.. over
the Broadway Brevities Of 1888"
stage show opening Friday at
Loew's Capitol, will be among
the judges who on Friday night
will select Miss V. F. w." from
among IA comely contestants.
The young lady whom Little
Jackie and the other judges
select will preside as queen over
the 10Th annual Armistice Day
Ball the Veterans of Foreign
Wars will hold in the Hotel
Willard on November II.
The Washington times., 1937-11-04

located on a site between the
Columbia and Palace theaters.
AS soon as he was old enough
to convince others he was big
and strong enough to do hard
work, he secured a job at the
Columbia as scene shifter. The
Columbia in those days was a
theater Offering legitimate stage
attractions. He progressed to an
assistant managers berth and
shortly afterwards when the
Palace opened as the Capitals
de luxe house Angie was made
its assistant manager under
Larry Beatus, now a home
office executive,