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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Cesk6 a Slovenske veTejnosti!

VIVA
Krajane: Mnohy z mas ne
dovede treba pochopiti proc
Sdruzenf Ceskoslovenskych
Spolk1 tax velky zajem ma o
"Ceskoslovensky Post Americ-
Ike Legie'', ktery nese jmeno
Games C. Ludwit els. 139."
Bylo to ma zacatku tohoto ro-
ku kdyz jednano o oslave ma
rozenin p~residenta Osvobodi-
tele Prof. Tomase G.. Masary-
ka. Byly proneseny ruzne ma
hledy az konecne usneseno po-
stavit mu pomnfk ale ne z ka-
meme ami z ocele, ale pomnlk
zivy a to ma pamatku toho, re
ackoli cely svGj zivot pracoval
slovem a perem pro osvoboze-
nj naroda Ceskoslovenskeho z
nadvlady HabsburkG, prece "a
svetove valky uznal, re by do
cfleno bylo osvobozeni, nutno
Dude uziti i zbrane a tax z uci-
tele filosofa stal Sc vrchni We
litel "Ceskoslovenskych Legil"
To byIo pfanf mas vsech "a
loziti Spolek Americkych We
teran1 Ceskoslovenskeho pu-
vodu a DAFT mu jmeno "Tomas
c.. Masaryk." Kdyz jednani
bylo v tom nejvyssfm stupni
shledali jsme re stanovy "a
mericke Legie" mcdowell uziti
jm6na muze, kdo skutecne ne
slouzil V Americk6 armada "a
casu svetove valky. Ackoli to
bylo pro mas pTekvapeni, pre-
&c S tim samym zapalem pra-
covano k uskutecnenf myslen-
ky t6to a pc dobre uvaze u
znano by tento spolek nesl
jmeno toho, ktery prvnf z &C.
chG neb SlovakG z Baltimore
padl v boji a to byl James c..
Ludwig. Zajiste je jeste dosti
krajann, kteTf znali rodiee to-
hoto hrdiny ktery polozil zivot
"a demokracii a pamatujete Sc
jiste i ma n6ho sameho. S tou-
to myslenkou v srdci re tento
"Post" zalozen je ma pamatku
presidenta Osvoboditele, To-
maSe C. Masaryka a ma pamat
ku 20ti-leteho zalozen1 Gees
koslovenskych Legif", doufa-
me re nebude v6rneho Cecha
AMI Slovaka a zaroven Ameri-
cana ,ktery by Sc nez1castnil
slavnostnlho nastolen1 1redn1-
XII tohoto "Postu', kter6 Sc
Dude konati We "War Memo
rial" v pondelf, 2. kvetna v
$3.50 vecer. Pr teto pr1lezi-
tosti musime ukazati obcanGm
Baltimore naSf silu.
K teto pamatne oslave po-
zvani jsou tez vyznamnf fecn1-
CT. Mnohe z mich nemeli jsme
dosud prilezitost vyslechnouti,
predevsfm Jim jest cesky kon-
gresn1k re statu Nebrasky ct.
pan Karel Stefan a senator re
statu Maryland ct. pan Willard
E. Tydings mimo jinych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
PTisli do nemocnice jake nav
stevnici a vratili Sc jake
Onemocneli.

Mary Ellen Dyer a jejf diva
vnukove, John a Carl Dyer,
pfisli v patek dvakrate do
mestskych nemocnic, poprve
jake navstevn1ci a pax jake O.
nemocneli. Jejf syn, Henry,
byl S mimi pri prvn1 navst6ve.
Kdyz vraceli Sc z nemocnice
= Bay View = do jejich do
nova V 700 blocku Veronica
avenue pc ~navst6ve nemocn6
Agnes Dyer, manzelky Henry
Dyer, jejich automobil srazil
Sc S jinym ma Bond. a Eaton u
lic1ch. Mary Ellen Dyer Sc dv6-
ma vnuky vzata byla zpet do
nemocnice, kde zranenfs vyse-
treno. Henry Dyer a cernoch
Anthony Richardson,T1dici au-
tomobil6 obzalovani.
= Sestileta Dolores Lee
tezce zranila Sc padem Sc scho
dG pred domem " 1900 b1ocku
Ridgehil avenue. Narazila hla-
YOU o chOdn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

Tfi mestsk6 odbory .vydaly
v prvn1ch dvou mesicich roku
tohoto vice neil $36O.OOO ne
Iii V teze dobe roku 1887. T.
radovnami t6mi jsou: Silnicni
jez vydala o $142,254.52 vice,
poulicnfho cistenf, jez vydala
o $165, 303.63 a vodarenska,
jez vydala O $58,923.23 vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Svatek vsech Maminek!
Pro "Telegraf" venuje
Marie Senger.

20 matce sve Jen S uctivostl
a poklonou Sc ma mluviti".
Nejvets1m professionalism a
vzdelanym lidem ma svete by
la nejdrazsl bytostf jejich, :
Matka. Tento svatek Matek
by mel byti tim n~ejvetsfm swat
KEN v roce pro vsechny lidi
bez rozdflu, nebot vsichni vde-
cine "a svGj zivot jedine =
Matce.
V Americe byla Size .jiz mat
ka daleko vice ctena neil v
kterychkoli jinych zemich, ale
oficielnfho uznanf Sc il dosta-
10 teprve proklamacf presiden-
ia Woodrow Wilsona re dine
8. kvetna 1914, kdy poprve u
fedne prohlasen byl "Svatek
Matek" ma druhou nedeli V me
sici kvetnu. V proklamaci Sc
narizuje ably v~yv6seny byly
vlajky Spojenych Stat1 ma
vsech vladn1ch a veFejnych
budovach. Podobnou prokla-
mac1 uznalo tez Ceskosloven-
sko a Size poprve v roce 1926
10. kvetna, kdy oslaven byl
der Matek". Tento svatek V
Americe i Ceskoslovensku ne
byl utvoTen umelecky ale vzni-
XII z neiuSlechtileiSiho zahybu
srdce cloveka ktere nedovede
nikdo jiny ma sv6te utvoTiti ne
Iii Matka, ktera vklada dftku
do duse ten nejkrasnejsf dra-
hokam a posvatny cit: Jedine
tyto Diary, ktere zde jmenuji,
mohou prinesti lidstvu mnoho
dobreho a spokojenosti.
Vsechni velc1 muzove .jsou
znamf svymi vyroky O matce.
Ku prfkladu mas president F.
d. Roosevelt, ktereho castokra
tie shledavame v denn1m tisku
Sc zafivou tvaTf staff ma podo-
bence S jeho rodinou v ktere
nikdy neschazf jeho Matka.
Dalsfm pT1kladem jest mas re
snuly ale duchem vecne ivy
president a Osvoboditel MAST
stare vlasti T. G. Masaryk, kite
ry Tekl kdysi We sve kritice:
"ze "a to elm je a co vykonal
dobreho, vdecf pouze svoji
Matce." Jsou to slova dobTe
promyslena a pronesena veil
kym clovekem, muzem mysli-
telem a vedatorem, ktery vzdy
cky vedel co Tekl a proto kdo
jen trochu dovede myslet a u
vazit jakym klenotem v rodine
je matka nesml mu byt hos
tejno jake odmeny Sc matce
"a to dostava.
Srdce matky jake nositele
citu a lasky must plakati a kr-
vaceti castokrate, ba mnoho-
krate by sama sebe obetovala
jen ably zachranila sve d1te,
ktere ~zabloudilo v zivote a da-
10 Sc ma SpatnOu cestu. A pro-
to techto par radek by 81 mela
kazda dcera a kazdy syn uv6-
domiti v tento svatek, kdy S u
smevem budou podavati hrst
kv1tkd sym drahym Matte
kan. A Wy, ktere jste jiz ztra-
tily ty draze milovan6 bytosti,
Sc v%Zpom1nkou a slzou v oku
hledte okrasliti ma ten den je-
jich hrob kv1t1m a vzpomenou-
tt 81 ma ty drahe ruce, ktere pro
vas pracovaly a bTemeno z1t1
trpelive nesly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Cohen v kaznici.

Harry Cohen, organisation
T1dicd taxicabG, vstoupil v. pa
tex do Marylandske kaznice,
kde odsluhovati 81 must til me-
s1cn1 trest "a povzbuzovan1 ku
vytrznostem spojenym Sc sstav-
kou T1dicI Diamond taxicabG.
Vedle v6zen1 odsouzen byl ku
pokute $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Lekari We schHzi.

LekaTi re vsech sekci statu
shromazdili sc v Baltimore ku
vyrocnl schIzi lekaTske a ram
hojicske fakulty Marylandu.
Sch1ze lekar1 konana jest v
Osler Hall, 1911 Cathedral ul,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Mlstnl zpravy.
z krajanskych kruhEG.

=. Vladnf marsal, August
Klecka, vratil Sc z pTljemne
cesty sve do Chicago v 1tery.
Do Chicago odejel v nedeli.
Behem navstevy sve n~avst1vil
bratra sveho, Vaclava Klecku,
a radu jinych krajan1.
Mezi kandidaty ustano-
venymi do 1radu mestskych
policejnfch straznfk1 jest FIR.
Vitak, {. 727 N. Collington "a
venue.
Ma oslavu 1. Maize Dram.
Odbor Del. Vzdsl. Spolku "Po-
krok" sehraje " nedsli, dine 1.
kvstna v Dslnickem Dome
krasne divadelni predstaveni
pod maven "My novy zivot
chcem ma zemi", obraz re Ii
vota o 3 jednanich. Napsal
FIR. Balej. Hra tato Sc nejlepe
hodi ma oslavu dslnickeho swat
ku celeho svsta. A proto do
stavte Sc vsecky a slavic del
nicky svatek s nami. Zacatek
We 3. hodiny odpoledne. Vstup
volny.
Pc divadle porada Pevecky
Krouzek "Hlahol" tanecni Ia
bavu pfi ktere zapsje nskolik
sborovych pisni. K teto zabavs
je zvlasf vstupne Csc. Hudba
p. A. klimese, mi. Dop.
- Majovou tanecni zabavu
usporada Lodge Free State els.
428 " patek, 20. dubna " Del
nickem Dome, Madison a Rose
ulic. Hudba moonlight Me-
lodeers." Zacatek " 9 hodin az
do |. hodiny. Vstupne CSC.
Country Store Bingo u
sporada Mother Seton's AS
sembly " elsie 2O23 E. Orleans
ulice v patek, %. dubna 1888
o pGl devate vecer. S e u
dveTi. Vstupne Is cent?.
Mrs. Turc, Tidici.
Ceskoslovensky Demo-
kraticky klub rs. wardy Dude
NIT otevrenf pTistf nedeli, /.
kvetna ma SVEN Soru ma Curtis
Creek. Kazdeho uctive I'VE
zabavn1 vybor.
Oznamuje Sc sestram
Maryland Lodge {. Is J. G. D.,
re Sc Dude odbyvat sch1ze ma
m1sto 2. kvetna az 16. kvetna
Jsou zadany sestry Cd J. G. D.
ably pfisli mezi mas sc pobavit.
Sch1ze zapocne o p1l osme We
Ger. Adela Itch, pTeds.
M. Kolomaznfk, tai.
V sobotu, dine 7. kvetna
American Czechoslovak Cen
ire of Washington, D. c., po-
fada tanecn1 zabavu v mfstno-
sti Pythian Temple, 1912 9th
lSt., N. w. Washington, D. c..
cd 8. do IL. hodin. Vstupenka
4Oc, jsou k dostani cd p1. M.
Turcove, 819 N. Durham ulice
aneb cd pf. R. Legro, 2O36 E.
Hoffman ulice.
Zabava sc porada We pros
pech pokladny, ably mohli &C.
choslovaci m1ti svGj stanek pro
sve schuze, zabavy a pod. Pro-
to vas zadame by jste Sc pfi-
hlasili u pi. M. Turc aneb pi.
R. Legro. Chte-li bychom OBJ
jednat bus pro 80 aneb "a o.
sob. Costa okruznf jest pouze
soc osoba. Kazdy kdo sc pTi-
hlasl must zaplatit ku predu
cestovne, ably Sc mohlo pocftat
ma jisty pocet osob. Kazdy
KIDD Sc dostav1 do te zabavy
nebude. litovat nebo sc vzdyc-
ky hezky pobavi mezi prately
Washingtonskymi re ami do
mu Sc nechce.
Nezapomente sc prihlasit
neJdele do ctVrtka, 5. kvetna.
Budete podporovati dobry u
eel, ktereho je tTeba. Vyjede
Sc pfesne v z. hodin vecer dine
z. kvetna cd Washington ulice
a Collington avenue.
Ma shledanou We Washing
ton, d. G.. r. Legro.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
LODI schopnou dalsi plavby.

z bahniteho nabTezf, ma KITE
re najela V sobotu LODI City of
Elwood v zalivu Chesapeake,
osvobozena byla pomoci tri
vlecnych lodi. LODI pristala v
nedeli rano u pieru 3. LODI po-
'skozena nebyla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Udali falesne penize.

V Laurel .zatceni byli diva:
James Abbonizio z Camden a
Charles Weintraub z Brook
lyn, N. Y, pro udan1 falesnych
penez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

Mrtvola neznameho muze,
asi 65leteho, nalezena byla v
Middle River v bl1zkosti East
ern avenue mOStu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
April %, 1888.

April %, 1888.
Mr.. Joseph Vonasek,
President United Czechoslovak
Societies of Baltimore,
Slavic Building,
73O N. Collington Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Dear Mr.. Vonasek:-
Today I have your letter
dated April goth inviting me
to speak at the ceremony of
installing officers and flag
presentations of the James C.
Ludwig Post No. 139 of the
American Legion. l wish to
thank you for this kind invita-
ton, and will state that l will
be happy and feel highly
honored to accept.
I note that your services be-
gin at 800 P. M. in the War
Memorial Building in Balti-
more on May End and | shall
leave Washington at 600 P.
M. on the Pennsylvania Rail
road. That will get me into
Baltimore in time to have
dinner and attend the services.
You need not go to any trouble
to meet me or make any other
arrangements, because I shall
go directly to the War Memo
rial Building and make myself
acquainted with you there.
Mrs. Stefan regrets that it will
be impossible for her to &C
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29
Konqresn1k Stefan hlavnim fecnikem v
budove War Memorial v pondek vecer.

company me to Baltimore, but
requests that / thank you for
her invitation.
Anton J. Svejda, Secretary
of the United Czechoslovak
Societies of Baltimore and
August Klecka, United States
Marshal called on me some
time ago and presented me
this invitation and indicated
they would like to have me
speak about one-half hour.
will endeavor to abide by
these instructions.
I am enclosing a brief bio
graph of myself which ]
thought you might like to have
along with a photograph.
Hoping that your celebration
will be successful from all
points of view, and anticipat-
ing meeting you personally
l am,
Sincerely,
Karl Stefan,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

9th. Karel Stefan, Glen kon-
gresu Spojenych StatI "a stat
Nebraska, byl narozen v &C.
chach dine 1. brezna 1884. V
dome ~zastupc1 jest jiz ctvrty
rok. Jest zurnalistou a sveto-
wynn cestovatelem. Do teto ze-
me prisel Sc svymi rodici kdyz
byl pouze diva roxy star. Jeho
otec byl prvnim osadnfkem v
Riverside Park v Omaze. Mat
ka byla zakladaj1cf clenkyni
Jednoty Ceskych Dam Ne
brasce.
Domovem kongresnika Ste
fana jest mesto Norfolk v Ne
brasce, kde jiz bydll pres til
Get let. V mladsich letech byl
vasnivym cestovatelem a pro-
cestoval vetsinu zemf sveta.
Cechy prosel vsemi smery, ma
je velky zajem v tamnejsfch
pomerech.
Kongresnik Stefan jest plu-
kovnikem Filipinskych dobro-
volnfkG a vyslouzil v teto sluz-
be nekolik let. Byl tez clenem
kongresn1 deputace, ktera ma
vsitvila Filipiny a pomohla "a
loziti Filipinsky stat.
V kongresu jest dobTe znam
pro svou snahu zajistit farma-
rum lepsf a jistejsf existence.
Jest clenem peti d1lezitych
vyborI v kongresu: Vzdelani,
zamofskych draw, patent1,
cest, a verejnych budov a po-
zemkG.
Byval a snad doposud jest
clenem Sokola a jake hoch ma
vstevoval ceske FARM skoly v
Nebrasce.
DISTRICT, ktery zastupuje,
jest jeden z nejvetsich v zemi,
sestavaje z % okresG. V tom
to distriktu jest znacny pocet
pionerG, kteTi pTisli do Ameri-
ky pred mnoha Lefty z Cesko-
slovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-29

Pr teto p~rflezitosti daruji
|tez Sdruzene Ceske a Sloven-
ske Spolky move zalozenemu
"Postu" diva prapory a Size:
Americky a prapor legie. Mi
zeme v tonic pohnutlivem ca
sc svoj1 pTftomnostf z1skati 81
hodne pfatel ktere v zajmu u
chovanf celistvosti naSi rodne
vlasti tolik potTebujeme.
Proto jeSte jednou zadame
vsechny Cechy i Slovaky by
dostavili Sc do "War Memo
rial'', ktery naleza Sc ma Gay
ulici mezi Lexington a Fa-
yette ulicemi, v pondelf, 2.
kvetna pred $3.50 hod. vecer.
Jak Sc tam dostati? Nema-
tell svGj AUTOMOBILE a neuzije-
tell "taxi", poulicni kara clslo
6, ktera zastavf pred radnicf
coz je jen jeden block cd mi
sta, uzijete-li autobusu ktery
jedi pc Patterson Park Ave.
pTesednete ma poulicni karu
cfslo Is ma Gay ulici, ktera "a
stavf pred budovou. Re Spar
rows Point els. &c aneb z Back
River els. %, poulicnf kary Ia
stavf pred budovou, z Curtis
Bay uzijete karu els. 6, ktera
stavf pred radnicf. zadny ne
NIUE mfti vymluvu, re tam ne
trefi a kazdy je ivan a vltan.
Vstup dplne volny. Proto ma
shledanou pri teto vyznamne
udalosti. Josef Vonasek.,
Evening star., 1938-04-06
'Ormandy and Thomas
Receive Ovation
Soloist Gives Program to Suit
Variety of Tastes in Farewell
OF Philadelphia Orchestra.
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene omandy conducting said farewell
| for public
A near-capacy
the
Evening star., 1938-04-06

great rush going on for substitute
actor of Tracy's type and caliber. This
is where Pat O'Brien comes in. And
negotiations are afoot to borrow him
from Warmers. 1t would be good
combination Gable and O'Brien.
Feminine lead is Myrna 10y, whose
teaming with Gable is proved success
Gin spite of the "Parnell' hopola).
The unprecedented action of the
Warner Brothers in filing a complaint
against Bette Davis with the Screen
Actors Guild should have a great
moral effect on its actor members.
According to the Warmers, one of the
reasons for Bette's refusal to appear
in Comet Over Broadway" is de-
mand for more money. Miss Davis
employs two agents-Mike Levee and
Leland Hayward. But the latter coll
lects only if he raises her picture SAL
ary. Since "Jezebel" is the biggest
current money-maker, next to Snow
White" Mr.. Hayward feels he is in a
position to force the studio hand.
X X X X
Ronald Colman would be a natural
for the part of Ransome in THE Rains
Came" authored by Louis Bromf1eld,
and owned by Twentieth Century-Fox.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Where and When
lCurrent Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"You Can't Take 1t With
You" Broadway's prize comedy of a
mad family circle: 2:30 and $3.50 pm
Earle-"Bluebeard' Eighth Wife,"
sophisticated comedy with the "Lu-
bitsch touch: II am, lao, 4:25,
tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:40,
3:25, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol-"The First 100 Years." an
other of those now-slug- now-love
items: IL am, 1:47, 4:32, 7:17 and
10 pm. Stage shows: 12:46, 3:3l,
6:16 and 9:01 pm.
Metropolitan THE Kid Comes
Back" Wayne Morris smiles through
love and ring war: 11:55 am, 1:55,
1855, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"The Girl of the Golden
West" jeanette Macdonald, Nelson
Eddy and the Romberg music: IL
am, 1:40. 4:20. 7 and 9:4O pm.
C0lumbia-"Merrily We Live" mad
story Of mad family and q tramp
who is not really one at all: II am,
los, 3:l5, 5:25, 7:3c and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"Bringing Up Baby" Hep
burn as comedienne with a leopard
as aide: 1884 am, 1874, 1884, 5:34,
7:34 and 9:35 pm. ~
Trans-Lux-NeWs and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am. to midnight.
Little-"The Scarlet Pimpernel." an
other revival Of the popular Leslie
Howard success: IL am, 12:45, 2:3O,
APO, 6:05, 7:55' and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Cagney to Be Bad Man
OF Wide Open Spaces
Screens Tough Guy to Realize
Ambition-Tracy Part
May Go to O'Brien.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLYWooD April A)James cagney little tough
~ the
guns n everything He nearly did
the Metro
his will
Evening star., 1938-04-06

coed drum major on the campus. Miss
Cole, who is Fred Warnings advance
agent in Washington, would have you
know that one of the major features
OF the bands appearance here on Fri
day will be Betty Atkinson. BY way
OF coming first to the attention of Mr..
Waring, who is an old college man
himself Penn State), Miss Atkinson
made quite a name for herself at the
University Of Southern California.
After learning about her ability to
WELD baton, not to mention her
ability to tap dance, Mr.. Waring
simply had to make her a part of his
act. Another new addition to the
Waring band, in case new additions
are the order Of the moment, is Donna
Dae (watch spelling, Miss Cole), who
swings as she sings. You will find a
number OF others whom you have not
seen before in case you drop down to
see Mr.. Waring at the Capitol. Unless,
of course, Miss Cole is spoofing us.
TX
In spite Of the fact that 1t is known
in this country as THE Dybbuk," the
play which is known as III Dybbuk, t"
in one of the II languages into which
it has been translated, will be the one
performance attraction at the Rialto
on April "a. And. believe it or not,
under the title The Dybbuk," not III
Dybbuk."
Evening star., 1938-04-06

The part calls for a middle-aged man
in India who wants to resume his
childhood romance with the wife of a
visiting British peer. Just as she is
about to say 'yes," nature takes a
hand with rains, earthquakes and pes
thence. Mr. Colman is now reading
the book. A favorable answer will put
the film into immediate production.
At the recent annual meeting of
David Selznick'S stockholders and
board of directors, Millionairess Norma
Shearer was revealed as one of the
most financially interested stock
holders. Biggest backer is Chairman
Jock Whitney. The Young in Heart, y
starring Janet Gaynor With Douglas
Fairbanks, jr., and Paulette Goddard
in supporting role, starts the new
Selznick production season April %.
Production notes in brief .. War
ners have apparently shelved The
White Rajah," which Enrol Flynn sold
to the studio for $4,000 as a starrer
for himself. Instead. Enrol appears in
You Can't Escape Forever" the
magazine story by Thelma Strabel.
But first he makes Because Of a
Man. with the Lane Quartette -.
M-G-M is planning a technicolor
remake of Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under the Sea-" the Jules Verne fan
tasy filmed in black and white during
the silent days. Freddie Bartholomew
will be starred, which sounds as though
the studio is prepared to carry Freddie
through the difficult adolescent days.
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Cecil B. De Mile Is preparing an
other Of his colossals for the screen
clarifying the railroads via Union
Pacific" This will be the veterans
Sixty-flfth epic. . Loretta Young's
objections to appearing with Tyrone
Power have been overruled and she
will be Empress Eugene to Powers
Ferdinand de Lesseps in "Suez," which
costs Mr.. Zanuck only $2,000,0O0.
Wallace Beery and Mickey Rooney
get together for the screen version Of
"Roosty," play about an underworld
father and his son that appeared
briefly on Broadway this season. .
Wayne Morris goes wood chopping for
Warmers in valley of the Giants,
replacing George Brent, who is a little
tired of tree epics. having recently ap-
peared in two, Gods Country and a
Woman" and Gold Is Where You
Find It,"
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was so prolonged that one lost count
OF the number of times Mr. Thomas
bowed his Acknowledgements, and
even the unusual procedure of an
encore at a Philadelphia Orchestra
concert did not quiet the ardor of his
listeners.
But the enthusiasm was not con-
fined to Mr.. Thomas singing. Mr..
Ormandy directed the orchestra in
three numbers, Bach's "Toccata in
C Major" Beethoven's Symphony
No. Y and Ravels 'Bolero." with a
mastery musicianship of superb
caliber. When Ormandy draws the
veil aside to reveal the treasures of
the music he is interpreting, one en-
barks upon voyage OF discovery,
finding new beauty or seeing it from
other angles or suddenly recognizing
as priceless the composers magic
turning of a phrase. 1t is invariably
a new viewpoint. one which neglects
nothing and values everything.
His reading of the Beethoven SYM
phony IN its dramatic development
and its poetical insight was superb.
Using all the powers of the splendid
organization at his command, he put
fresh meaning into this lovely work,
which Beethoven himself called his
best. A measure or a phrase would
suddenly come into the spotlight to
be remembered for its rare loveliness
or to take its place as golden thread
In a fabric of blended colors.
The same inspirational touch was
given to the 'Bolero" so that it seemed
revived after the deadening effect of
many interpretations. Its rhythmic
monotony did not mesmerize but
rather aroused an eager interest in
the progression of its theme, for it
led somewhere, to real climax, in
stead of the hypnotic beating Of its
rhythm on the listener through grada-
tions Of volume. Grown hackneyed
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ton given the singer after both his
appearances on the program lasted
so long and held such plea for en-
cores that it was with difficulty
that the concert could proceed to its
conclusion.
Mr.. Thomas was in excellent voice
and mood and gave generously Of his
art even to the extent Of adding the
Largo al factotum" to his scheduled
numbers to the huge delight OF his
admirers. Not once throughout the
evening was there evidence of the
tonal pressure which sometimes af-
fects Mr.. Thomas singing and his
voice flowed with freedom which
left every note unmarried. Three rare
selections we're a grateful addition
to the "Eri tu" aria from Verdi's
The Masked Ball" his first offering.
Griegs Eros" Duparc's "Phydile"
and the recitative and aria "Salome''
from Massenet's "Herodiade" were
choice numbers given with an artistry,
vlril and at the same time refined to
an eXcellently modulated accompani-
ment by the orchestra. The applause
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Miss Brady Steals Prize as
Chicago's Mrs. O'Leary
She Is Good, and Miss Leeds
Must Wait, if Only Because
She Has Plenty of Time.
By JAY CARMODY.

THE Motion Picture Academy Of Arts and Sciences august
title waiting
get ready to receive it. We apologize for having
Leeds performance IN Stage Door, the
in 1887 We had the acadmys
the award
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through misuse, the composition re-
ceived new life and was glorified in
its unique character by Mr.. Ormandy.
The program opened with the "Toc-
cata and Fugue in c Major" by Bach,
arranged for orchestra by Leo Weiner,
and first performed by the Philadel-
phians in 1927. It consists OF a
Praeludium, Adagio and Fuga and Is
the output OF the earlier periods of
Bach's productivity. Mr.. Weiner,
whose own works have been known in
this country for some years, has pre-
served the essential character of the
organ composition while amplifying
its possibilities through the resources
Of the orchestra. 1t was played with
noble feeling. settirg the atmosphere
for the remainder OF program which
proved to be one of the most successful
which Mr.. Ormandy has presented
here