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Evening star., 1937-10-01
Where and When
|Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Keith's-"Walter Wanger's Vogue.
of 1885," Hollywood leads the fashion
parade in bright color: 11:15 am.
lilo, 3:2o. 5:25, 1880 and $40 pm.
Earle-"That Certain Woman
more and more tragedy envelops
Bette Davis: IL am, 1875. 4:25, 7:1s
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880, $40
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
Capitol-"Life Begins at College,
Ritz Brothers madness in the halls oi
learning: IL am, 1:40. 4;25, TIC
and $50 pm. Stage shows: 1880
3:35. Sis and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Bulldog Drummond
Comes Back" the famed sleuth has
another adventure: 11:20 am, 1870
3:35, 5:45. 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"Dead End" Samuel Gold.
wyn's screen version of the Sidney
Kingsley play: 1905, 23o, 4:50, 7:1s
and s:35 pm.
Columbia-"Stella Dallas" the same
Mr.. Goldwyn repeats successfully one
OF his silent successes: 1855 am.
2:25, 4:50. 7:20 and GAS pm.
TranS-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs ! hour and Is minutes, continu.
GUS from 10 am. until midnight.
Little-"Forever Yours" musica
romance, introducing Beniamino Gigl
and his voice to the screen: 11:0s
am, 12:49, 2;35, 4:2l, 6:o7, 1854 anc
94l pm.
Ambassador-"Broa Melody OF
Evening star., 1937-10-01
ICOmedienne Cast
In "FOllies."

NYDIA WESTMAN, blond comedi-
enne OF stage and screen, is the
latest addition to the cast Of Samuel
Goldwyn's color musical, The Gold
wyn Follies." Miss Westman has re-
Gently been appearing with other Hol-
lywood celebrities in the Santa Bar
bara stage presentation Of Noel Cow
ards Tonight at $3.50"
In THE Goldwyn Follies" she will
play the chum of Andrea Leeds, who
has the romantic feminine lead.
George Marshall is directing the pro-
duction, and the other principals in
the cast include Helen Jepson, Edgar
Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy" the
Ritz brothers, Phil Baker, Zorina,
Bobby Clark. Charles Kullmann and
Adolphe Menjou.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Ginger's Solo Film
Soon to Start.

WITH Ginger Rogers back in Hol-
lywood after q brief Canadian
vacation that followed completion of
Stage Door" plans are being rushed
for an early start on her solo starring
picture, R-K-O Radios screen YER
sion of Arthur Kober's Broadway
success. Having Wonderful Time"
Producer Pandro S. Berman has
added IA players to the cast of the
Forthcoming feature. the list nclud-
ing Lucille Ball, Ann Miller, Lana
Turner, Frances Clifford. Kay Sutton,
Ida Vollmar, Gaylord Pendleton,
Anne Hovey, Lorraine Kruger, June
johnson, Marie Marks, Dorothy
Moore, Cynthia Westlake and Wes-
ley Barry
Richard Red" Shelton of vaude-
vile fame had been signed earlier to
a top comedy spot in Having Won
derful Time" AL Santell will direct.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

film than it is to help make one.
(Touche) I have liked watching
the humility of great star as she
sat in a producers office and was
told to cut out being temperamental,
which she has not been since.
l have liked working for q few days
on a script and then finding that
I could count on at least one word
of the dialogue remaining as my own
and I haven't minded when q
producer in fit of rage over the
first job had done TO him slammed
his fist on the table and shouted
'Jimininy (bet he did not)! Do you
know what you've done? You've gone
mental on me-
And there is much more in the
same vein. And We hope Mr.. Lucius
Beebee of the New York Herald
Tribune reads every word of it.
The party which wasn't nice, must
have been the exception, not the
rule. last night. At any rate, those
opening the Raleigh's Pail Mall Room
and Pete Macias' Heigh Ho belonged
in the former category. They were
veddy nice, veddy large. Sonny Ken
dis played at the former, and Charley
Wright sang to his own accompani-
ments. Every one was happy that
the indoor season could start so aus
piciously. 1t was the same at Heigh
Ho where Pete's own orchestra played,
scores danced and Lunina and Lat
tanz put on their act.
Tonight, this very night. the Shore
hams new Blue Room will make still
more persons happy with its strong
intimations that this is going to be
large Winter. A special show by
jeanette Hackett. who will dance or
design show for you at a moment S
notice, is the Introductory number.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Capitol to Depict
20 Years of Red Cross,

A special series Of performances de-
picting on the stage 40 years Of Red
Cross service will be held at the Cap
itol Theater. beginning with the .
O'Clock show tonight, rs feature Of
this years Red Cross roll call.
At that time Red Gross of1ciAls will
be present in special boxes to witness
the first performance, to be partici-
pated in by special group Of Red
Cross nurses, under the direction OF
Claire GafYney.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

case just rs soon as FanCy tTee"
goes before its Hal Roach camera.
Roach, remember, is the producer
who does things like Topper" and
makes deals with II Duce for the bet
terment of Italys motion picture art.
In way, Hollywood has been pre-
pairing the public for just such
shock.
Some time ago, it took Gary Cooper
out of his entirely satisfactory ito
the public rut, told him not to be
serious, and turned out prize win
ming comedy, Mr.. Deeds Goes To
Town" Shortly thereafter, in the
same Whimsical mood for upsetting
the established order, Irene Dunno
turned from serious life of singing
into gay madcap who had the whole
town talking about Theodore Goes
Wild
These two dislocations of the celes-
tlal scheme of things in California
were followed by another equally start
ling. Miriam Hopkins, an actress with
so much dignity and SO thoroughly
identified with dignified roles that
she just couldn't be anything else,
was transmitted into hoyden before
your very eyes in Woman Chases
Man"
Somehow or other, for all the ap-
pearance of trend in the situation,
it did seem that Colman might have
been left as he was. There was a
feeling of enduring substantially in
the world so long as he remained in
the foreign legion, or places like
Shangri-La. Those roles we're Col
man and he was those roles They
belonged to each other and now they
are to be divorced. 1t probably will
work out very nicely. The other in
stances have been notably successful
and Colman wants his turn at a SIM
liar character.
Any day now Ann Harding probably
will appear as wife more SHINING
than sinned against. Then, definitely,
1t won't be the same world at all.
X X X
A BOUT year ago it became noised
about that E. de S. Melcher was
leaving this place on this page for
Hollywood. Mirthless. mocking laugh
ter Immediately began to fill the air
IN Mr.. Melchers vicinity. He would
sue the day. the scoffers said. Holly
wood, which looked so enchanting
as visiting scribe, would be, oh, so
different as local boy trying to make
good. No longer would one be hail
fellow happily met, with wining and
dining and pats on the back. To it
all Mr. Melcher lent an attentive ear
and mind that was a mixture of
dismay and disbelief. y
And then the other day, after
months in Hollywood, he wrote the
answer, which Frank La Falce sent
to us. 1t follows:
If my confreres in print will par
don me, have found that this is
not the case at all. Stars actually
have spoken to me. I have been
given one or two meals by people
who used also to give me one or two
meals. A couple of extras have
spoken to me-and have become
acquainted wyith q group of people
known as secretaries who are by
all odds as nice. or nicer. than the
stars whom they surround.
"" have liked watching a pro-
ducer build film from an idea about
the size of the flick of match. &.
have liked coming to the realiza-
ton that it is easier criticizing a
Evening star., 1937-10-01
"FRIAR TUCK" HURT

CHICO, Calf, October 1 R.-
Eugene Palette, rotund comedian, In
CURED = fractured small bone in his
left wrist yesterday when he fell while
rehearsing = motion picture.
Palette, playing the part Of Friar
Tuck in "The Adventures Of Robin
Hood" WAS being carried piggy back
across = creek by = double for Enrol
Flynn, cast aS Robin Hood.
The actors weight Of 280 pounds
proved too much and the double and
Palette fell.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Stage Academy Head
To Be Introduced.

George Vivian, new director Of s. e
Cochran's National Academy Of Stage
Training, will be introduced tomorrow
night At . reception to be held at the
academy. beginning at 3 O'Clock.
All former stduents and those now
enrolled IN the school, as we'll IS loca
drama critics, have been invited ts
attend.
Evening star., 1937-10-01

1887" latest in the musical family:
$50, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Penn-"Lost Horizon" superb screen
translation of James Hilton's novel: 2,
4:20, SIS and 9:l5 pm.
Sheridan-"Confession," drama Of
mother love and sacrifice: 2, 3:55,
$50. 7:50 and $40 pm.
Tivoli-"Lost Horizon" !, $40,
Sis, 7:20 and GAS pm.
Uptown-"Lost Horizon" 2:20, 4:40,
7 and 9:25 pm.
Howard-"Venus Makes Trouble"
12:15, 2:30. 445. 7 and 9:l5 pm.
Stage shows, with Duke Ellington:
1870, 3:45, 6, 8:15 and 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
ACTOR DIES IN SLEEP

Clyde Armstrong Recently En-
gagged in Dramatic Coaching.
NEW YORK, October l (P).-Clyde
Armstrong, SO, stage and screen actor,
died yesterday in his sleep. He had
not appeared on Broadway since 1893,
having devoted his time to dramatic
coaching.
Evening star., 1937-10-01
Now It's Ronald Colman
Who Becomes Zany
Comedy's Sweep Finally Gets Films
Most Dignifed Actor.
Night Clubs Open.
BY Jay CARMODY.

COLAN the last actor IN the world you would think Of
converted
the subject That what stretches ahead
Coman gentleman
M roicking being repressed in Cman
Evening star., 1937-02-27
LENTEN SERVICE
AT INCARNATION

The Incarnation Lutheran Church
will hold Lenten service at IL a m.
tomorrow. Rev. Henry Manken, jr.,
will preach on The Worlds Attitudes
of Accepting and Rejecting Jesus
Christ"
The Sunday school, at $50 am,
will rehearse its Easter festival serv-
ice, under the direction of Mrs. j. A.
Fahrenbach, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Milton
Benson, Richard E. Titlow and Mrs.
Nettie Wilson. Packet Testament
League day will be observed by the
Luther League at 7 pm. The inter-
mediates will be in charge OF Peggy
Cook and Jean Duff and the seniors
in charge of Doris Fraser and Gordon
Kluge.
A meeting of the Church Council
and trustees will be held Tuesday eve
ming at the home of H. Ernst Griffith.
Midweek Lenten vespers will be held
Wednesday at 8 pm. The pastor S
confirmation class meets Fridays at
3:45 pm.
Incarnation will unite in the union
Lutheran Lenten sew At Keller
Memorial Church MonG-.- p 8 p.:.l.
and in the women's day of prayer al
the Georgetown Luthern Church Fri
day at 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
BlackWelder
Talk Topic
Announced
"What Does It Mean
to Come to Jesus?"
Theme at Service.

AT THE Lutheran Church OF the
Reformation DR.. Oscar F. Black
welder will speak tomorrow, at ii
O'Clock, on What Does 1t Mean to
Come to Jesus?"
At 7 o'clock there will be joint
young peoples meeting in the parish
hall, when Rev. Ronald B. Brook,
Presbyterian missionary in New Mexi-
co. will speak on THE Splendor OF
God Dawning Across the Desert"
At 8 o'clock Dr. Blackwelder will
continue his evening series Of Lenten
sermons, using as his subject. What
Happens to Abused Affections?"
A dinner for the women Of the
congregation, under the auspices OF
the Woman's Missionary Society, will
be held Tuesday, at $50 O'Clock. Miss
Amelia Kemp, executive secretary OF
the Woman's Missionary Society Of
the United Lutheran Church, viii
speak.
At the mid-week Lenten service
Wednesday evening. DR.. Ross H
Stover of Philadelphia will be tht
guest speaker.
Under the leadership OF DR.. Ray.
mond J. Seeger. the Young Peoples
Department of the Church School vii
continue the series of Lenten studie!
on How Shall We Think Of God?'
Sundays guest speaker will be Prof
A. B. Potorf OF American University
whose subject will be. How Shall W.
Know Gods PreSence?"
Evening star., 1937-02-27

GrOWt to
Be Theme
DR.. M C Ca rtney to
Preach-FelloWship
Group to Celebrate.

THE Secret Of Christian Growth
will be the subject Of DR.. Albert
Joseph Mccartney, minister at the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow at II O'Clock.
The Fellowship group at 7 pm, in
the chapel, will celebrate alumni night
DR.. w. S. Culbertson will lead in
the discussion of THE Social Christ. "
The Westminster Club will discuss
The Gambling Menace" under the
leadership of Bertrand Hanson. The
intermediate group. which meets
from 5:45 to 6:15, will discuss always
Doing Our Best" led by Paul Walker.
jr. All the groups meet in the chapel
from to Z o'clock for tea and social.
Prayer meeting, Thursday at
o'clock, will be a service in prepara-
ton of communion. Brief address by
Dr. Mccartney.
The Session will convene Thursday
at 7:30 pm. in the pastors study.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Men InvitedIDr. Clinchy
To Service To Continue
At PetWOrth|LentenSerieS
Sin ging Of M lie
Chorus of 100 to Be
Feature Tomorrow.

THE annual mems service Will be
- held tomorrow evening at the Pet
worth M. E Church, with all men OF
The church and community invited.
A committee. of which D. A. Spencer
b chairman, is working with the min
aster, Rev. r. L. Wood, in making
plans. One Of the features will be
me singing OF gospel songs by a mems
ehorus Of 100 voices, led by Thomas
Nears. DR.. C. Eder Reed will preside,
A. L. Mallonee will read the scripture
lesson and ]. B. Williams, teacher of
Che Everyman's Bible Glass, will lead in
HE prayer Rev. Wood will preach
on "Self-judgment."
At II am. the minister will con-
Nnue the series of sermons for Lent,
using as his subject Crying in the
Dark for God" The class of children
IN training for church membership
also meets at this time, with Miss
Martha Stauffer in charge. In the
Epworth League service at 7 pm. Mrs,
Claudia Fleming of Foundry NJ. E.
Church will speak on Our Prayer
House"
The Berean Glass will meet Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Kenny, 1927 Fifth street Tuesday at
T30 a meeting of the Official Board
will be held at the church, with the
minister presiding.
The Lenten service will be held
Thursday evening The minister will
continue the studies in the Gospel of
Luke.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Men to Hear)
Address by
DR.. J. c.. Ball
Bible Glasses Will
Attend Service
at Church.

A MEMS service will be held at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning. Bible classes will
attend in groups. DIR. John Compton
Ball will speak on The Measure Of a
Man" At the evening service he win
begin a series of Easter preliminary
sermons. The special topic tomorrow
will be "Foundational Facts"
The Shaver Bible Glass will meet
Monday evening for a conference.
The Through the Bible Study Class
meets Tuesday evening. Mrs. VII
liam Hasker is teaching. The Phila- 2
thea Bible class will have a business
session Tuesday evening. Mrs. Rnbv
Hail. president, will lead. The Pidelis
Bible Glass, with Mrs. Clifton Harper
presiding, will hold a business con-
ference Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Truman Ward Will be the host.
ess at meeting Of the primary de-
partment of the Sunday school Mon.
day evening at her home, 1901 Illinois
avenue. The Live Wire Bible Class
will hold religious services at the
Central Union Mission Friday evening.
The Beta Sigma Chapter of the CO.
lumbar Girls will meet at the home
of Mrs. H. N. Stull, 408 Fourth street
northeast, Friday evening.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
EDITOR TO TALK
AT FOUNDRY NJ. E.
"These Times" to Be Sub
ject of DR.. Woolever's
Sermon at s P. NJ.

At Foundry NJ E Church tomorrow
morning DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
will preach on Give Me the Noun
tain" At pm. DR.. Harry E. Wool
ever, editor of These Times and
secretary of the American Christian
Foundation, will speak on These
Times"
At the Lenten service, Wednesday,
at 8 pm, Dr. James Shera Mont
gomery, chaplain of the House OF
Representatives will be the guest
preacher. Members of the student
body and faculty of Mckinley High
School will attend the service and
school glee club members will sing
as a tribute to the late Louis w
Mattern, a professor in that institu-
ton. The altar arrangements in the
sanctuary for the Lenten time are in
his memory and were made possible
through the cooperation of the art
department of Mckinley High School.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Life Is Heroic Strug-
gle," Third Ser
mOnTOmOrrOW.

1T IFE is AN HEROIC STRUGGLE,
- the third sermon in the Lenten
series, christian Affirmations," is the
sermon subject of DR.. Russell j.
Clinchy, minister of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, tomorrow
morning.
In the Adult Forum at 10 o'clock
Mr.. Earl Trager. chief Of the natural
ist division of the National Park Serv-
ice, will give an illustrated lecture on
The Inspirational Value Of National
Parks"
The discussion group has as its sub
ject at o'clock What Youth Can
Contribute to the Church" Gilbert
Hunter will lead the discussion.
A dinner meeting Of the business
and professional women of the church
is Tuesday at Sis o'clock. A play
games and special music will be the
features of a get-better-acquainted
night.
The vesper service at $50 Thurs
day will be followed by supper at 6:15
Rev. Ralph D. Smith, minister Of the
Woodside NJ E. Church. will speak on
Jesus in the Parish Life of Today
Evening star., 1937-02-27
POWER OF RELIGION
DIR. BROOKS THEME

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Dr.. R. W. Brooks
will speak on Religion, a Power to
Reckon With"
The Mems Brotherhood at 1o:15
am. will be addressed by William Y.
Bell, jr, Graduate School of Religion,
Howard University, on Building a
New World" Men and women are
invited.
The Sunday Evening Forum will
meet at 6 Of clock. Dr. J. Hayden John
son, member of the District of Colum-
bia School Board, will speak on The
Red Rider"
The Young Peoples Club will also
meet at 6 o'clock The general theme
will be "The Southern Young Peoples
Congress" that convened in Richmond
Va, February 20 and 81. Delegates
from the congress will discuss a wider
cooperation on the part of young
people.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
"CHRISTIAN LIVING
PHILOSOPHY" TOPIC

. PHILOSOPHY of Christian Living
will be the theme tomorrow morning
in Dumbarton Avenue NJ E. by Rev.
Walter Franklin Atkinson. He will
also preach to the children on ALL
Seeing Eye" This is one of the SYM
bols in the church windows.
The Epworth League will hold its
devotional service at pm. At pm.
the minister will take for his topic
''Pleasers"
Prayer service will begin at 7:30
Thursday evening. after which meet
ing of the Official Board will be held.
Instruction classes for new mem
bers to be received at Easter are held
weekly. Sunday morning at the close
of the morning worship and at Sat
urday evening. These classes are
taught by the minister.
The boys will organize club to
meet Thursdays at $50 pm. James
Bissett and Mrs. H. L. Rohrback will
be in charge.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SERVICE SLATED

A service for the conservation of
Sunday school workers will be held
at Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church tomorrow in the English SER
vice at 11:15 am The following
officers will be installed: A. N.
Schroeder, superintendent; Otto VOL
merhaus. associate superintendent;
Mrs. Alice Coffman, recording Sec
retary; Harry Parker. financial sec
retary, and Mrs. D. Parker, treasurer.
Rev. Charles Enders will deliver an
other of his Bible story sermons. In
the German service at 10 am. the
pastor will preach on The Fruit of
the Spirit
Rev. A. P. Shirley. pastor of the
Francis Asbury M. E. Church, will
be the principal speaker at the
seventeenth annual banquet of the
Young Peoples League in the Fellow
ship Hall, at 7;30, Tuesday.
Lenten services will be held
Wednesday evening in English and on
Thursday evening in German. The
topic for the Lenten meditation is
the Fourth Word From the Cross. ="
Evening star., 1937-02-27

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A s THE massed trotters battled for
rail position at the upper turn
the crowd went wild, standing,
waving and shouting Tom felt a
vibrant, pulsating thrill of anticipa-
ton. Banner was moving up stead
ly they still had a chance! 1t
might still be their day!
At the half Banner was neck and
neck with Yankee Clipper in third
position and gaining ground rapidly.
Stones Throw was not far in the lead.
But at the upper turn she made a
short break. A groan went up from
the crowd. Tom pulled her in. Rapid
ly, as if each drew some hidden
strength from the other, they swung
back into perfect rhythm. With a
little swoop, Banner headed down
the home stretch.
Tom knew he could count on her
for that, but this time she uncoiled
like a spring. Her back looked as
long as a street to Tom from his
position on the low sulky. Banner
cut down the stretch, kicking clods
like a machine gun as she passed
Stones Throw and made a wild drive
to the wire to win.
TOM felt his hands grow cold on
l. the silver handles of the Com
mercial Club Cup. There must be
mistake the stop watches were
wrong. This couldn't happen to him
He was an old turf man :. . he
didn't drive horse out OF its class
he knew better. Flying Banner was
getting too old to hold her own with
faster, younger horses at State fairs
But thev had broken the record and
they we're through. The little cham
pion bay had lost her amateur stand
ing.
The voice OF tire announcer
emerged from the surrounding din
And now I'll ask Tom to say Just
a word
Just world" the announcer
urged.
Tom swallowed hard, out no "oro
came from his tightly compressed lips
He must do something-he was the
winner-for today. At least, he could
wave.
NEWSPAPER MEN, photographers
! fans moved onto the track. Man
and horse were surrounded. Cameras
clicked, the applause was deafening
The loudspeakers hoarse monotone
reached Toms ears. Ladies anc
gentlemenl Hamlin County's owr
lion of the t .rf, Tom Cannon. driver
of Flying Banner, is receiving the cur
from the president Of the Commercial
Club"
Unexpectedly. the voice continued
Tom grasped the cup mechanically
What else was there for the announc.
er to say? He had won, he and Flying
Banner. Folks, piece of turf his.
tory has been made here this after
noon. Flying Banner broke the pre-
vious track record of 2:09 by run.
ming 2:0834."
A battery of cameras clicked in his
face His grim smile relaxed. Say
fellahi" the words rushed out as he
brought his hand down to grasp 6
startled camera mans arm, dom
forget to save me a pictured"
Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Atonement Lutheran.

Sunday evening in the parish hall
the young people will give a series of
tableaus illustrating the spirit of
Lenten prayer. Raymond Wannell
Will be the general director. Thelma
Thayer. reader. Others taking part
are Samuel Solt, Madeline Bawell,
Margaret Nordby, John Huttle. Walter
Baumgartner, Jemes Faris, jr.; Eu-
gene Wilson, Robert Nordby, Helen
Redmond, Thomas Phillips. Georgania
Fillman, Edith Ffllman and Dora VIII
son.
Pastor Snyder will preach at the
morning service on Why Should Nom
Christians Profit by the Generosity of
Christians" Lenten service Wednes-
day evening.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
THEME CHOSEN
Rev. Henry Cooke Selects
Subject for Morning.

Paying the Price" is the subject
OF Rev. Henry Teller Cooke at IL am.
tomorrow in All Saints Episcopal
Church. Holy communion at 7:30
am.
The rector is conducting conhrma-
tion lectures for children during the
Sunday School period and for adults at
4 O'Clock Sunday in preparation for
the visit of Bishop James E. Freeman
on March 7.
Special Lenten services are held
each Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 4:30 Thursday evening members
OF the congregation will attend the
Chevy Chase community Lenten serv-
ice to be held in Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church, when the speaker will
be Bishop Robert E. L. Strider, Bish-
op coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese
of West Virginia.