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DOCTOR SPEAKS TODAY
AT BALD EAGLE CAMP
Lemeshewsky to Speak to Visitors
on Methods of Transmission
Of tuberculosis.

DR.. George P. Lemeshewsky, instruc-
tor in clinical medicine ut George
Washington University, will address
visitors at the children's Bald Eagle
Hill Camp of the tuberculosis Asso-
citation at 4 pm. today on Methods
of Transmission OF tuberculosis and
Other Communicable Diseases"
His lecture will be one of a series
given at the camp to impress children
and adults with the methods of care
and prevention of tuberculosis. DR..
Lemeshewsky formerly was resident
physician at the camp.
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Brazilian Cultural Dinner.

Members of the American Brazilian
Cultural Institute will give a dinner
in honor Of their new president, David
L. Gilsinn, at Wesley Hall Tuesday.
Mr.. Gilsinn also is commander of Nc
Alexander Post Of the American
LeG3on.
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MEN

WHY WASTE your time wishing for a
better Job or larger income when the
opportunity of lifetime is before you?
Here is a chance to set yourself up in a
business with no investment on your part
It takes good live men who are interested
in keeping up. with the times and getting
their share Of the marvellous earnings on
this fast-selling product. This means you.
Apply At Room geo, Risss National Bldg,
330e 18th st. NV Monday, August 90,
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RACE
TO LOST WORLD
Two Parties to Seek Gold
and Data Near Site of
Conan Doy|e's Narrative

Editors note: No one paid perry
serious attention 1Dhen A. Conan
Doyle in 1912 ,Drote his story of
fantastic lost World" in Which
ancient beasts and birds, no,D
Snown only as fossils, liued in
ioeird land island * the midst of
the modern World. Yet today, near
the perry spot ,ohere Doyle placed
his strange out-ot date kingdom,
science has found lost ,uorld as
fascinating as the one Doyle pic
tured. In the following story the
Associated Press science editor tells
about this queer place.
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AGENTS.

NEW FOGLITE INVENTION. Strange
amber material snaps on headamps
Pierces fog. Knockout seller Samples
sent On trial. Rush name. Kristee so,
Akron Ohio
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DIES AS WALL FALLS
B. H. Davis, 90, Elkton Merchant,
Fatally Injured.

Fatally Injured.
ELKTON, Nd, Aug. 20 R.-Ben-
jamin H. Davis, SO, Elkton merchant
and for rs years bailif1 OF the Circuit
Court here. was fatally crushed today
beneath collapsing stone wall at
his West Main street market.
Part Of Mr.. Davis store was being
demolished to make way for another
one. He was looking over the work
when the wall gave way and he was
caught beneath the debrics.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CARETAKER. small acreage. suburban
middle-aged white couple. with light truck
no children: sober: ref. handy man; small
salary for spare time furnished quarters
have own chickens. Box 24s-C. Star .
COUPLE white. to manage and upkeep APT
bldg; full time. free rent plus S65 mo :
prefer HANDY man carpenter. Give full de-
tails, family. ace. experience of both. Box
SAL Star.
COUPLE. white. both work on large poul-
try farm. under 40. S35 mo- and Arm
modern bungalow. Phone Severna PARK
los.
MAN AND WIFE. colored: man to drive.
wife to cook: furn. apt. board and small
salary. Apply 1887 Harvard st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE. about 35 yrs of ase
man. chauffeur. houseman gardener. wife
good cook. care house; 3 in family. Give
references and details in reply. Box
l66-K Star.
MEN AND WOMEN wanted. full or part
time, to sell mems neckties, direct from
manufacturer to consumer. Rosenberg
Neckwear Co. 635 St NV. Room Cola
PHOTO FINISHER. experienced: Pako
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SETTLED COUPLE at $50 per month for
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children. Bethesda, Md: excellent ond-hoor
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SALESMEN.

SELL CANDIDATES. No competition. Not
affected by recession Largest line auto
signs. novelties on market. AdNov-Co..
Newton, Iowa.
DISTRICT MANAGER. distributors wanted
al once by national automotive supply
manufacturer now enlarging its orsaniza-
vitality need. Makes quick. sensational.
convlneing demonstration. Applicants con-
Sldered must be aggressive, accustomed to
large earnings Work entails supervising
demonstrations. contracting and establish
ing authorized dealers under new con-
sisnment merchandising plan experience
M sns we train y9ue Address Per-
New York City. Out-oftown parties write
SALEsMEN- house of interns-
tional reputation has openings for men of
good appearance. education and character
in selected territory. 4 real future. Cal
Mr.. Bassett, Ambs sdor Hotel, Monday
between and 10 am. for appointment
Statesmen >, experienced. for radio and
appliances, to complete our successful
outside sales de apartment: steady employ
m me 1; salaiy and commission, Call Monday
st. ne. ASK for Mr.. Miller
SELL business cards Sl.5O thousand.
Business stationery. Xmas cards. calendars
BOOK matches. advertising tape, paper
Lays menu covers. Free sales portfolio.
30 comm. daily. Wlllens 2i30-FM.
Gladys. Chicago.
oiL BURNERS ana specially statesmen
best proposition in town Apply in per
son Monday. am. Thos j. Crowen.
estab. 1913. l.!l5-?a Jefferson Davis
highway. South WASHINGTON. Va
FOR FURNITURE STORE. on salary and
commission. We prefer a bright Young
man with reasonable experience and must
have good personality. Opportunity for
Sept. ! with fast-growing organiza ton
All replies strictly confidential Give full
particulars, experience and salary eX-
Dectrd i'll letter. Box 362-H Star
SENSATIONAL LINE SPECIALITY SHOES
over 200 beautiful styles for whole family
Pays statesmen 81 81 every sale. Free SAM
pies. Moench Shoes. . Boston, Mass
MAN. with car. for profitable Rawleieh
route; must be satisfied with $40 a week
to start Write RawleighS. Dept. DCH-4-
l0l. Chester. Pa.
MAN. white, to contact car dealers and
garages. Motor Parts Co.. 1923 st. NV.
NATIONALLY ESTABLISHED heating
equipment manufacturer requires services
Two capable men in Washington; reply i'm
medlately stating Qualifica ton: applica-
Star.
TO SELL HOTELS, restaurants and insti-
tutions food supplies: - to 40 yrs. OF age:
prefer man familiar with this trade in
WaSnlnston salary, auto furnished; per-
manent future for ambitious man with
proper qualifications. Box 18Th. Star.
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Statesmen. >, experienced for radio and
appliances. to complete our successful
outside sales department: steady employ
ment; salaIy and commission. Call Monday
Tor interview between - pm. at 1914
st. ne. ASK for Mr.. Miller
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SELL CANDIDATES! No competition. Not
affected by recession" Largest line auto
signs. novelties on market. AdNovCo,.
Newton. Iowa
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SELL business cards. $50 thousand
Business stationery, Xmas cards. calendars
book matches advertising tape, paper
towels. pencils. saleSbooks rubber stamps
Tags. menu covers. Free sales portfolio
20, comm. daily. WllenS. 2l3O-FM.
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Statesmen Publishing house of interns
tional reputation has openings for men of
good appearance. education and character
IN selected territory. a real future. Call
Mr.. Bassett, Ambasss dor Hotel Monday
between and 10 am. for appointment
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OIL BURNERS and speciality statesmen;
best proposition in town. Apply in per-
son Monday. am. ThoS j. Crowell.
estab 1871 .l5-2a JefferSon-DaYis
highway. South WASHINGTON Va
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statesmen

One-call men TO follow up and close auali-
ned leads; prefer men experienced 10 sale
OF DOCK deals Diesel or other educational
courses. real estate investments, insurance
etc. II you have sales ability and are
interested IN earning $50 to 500 weekly
demonstrate these earnings while training
you; must be free to travel after training
Washington Hotel
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STEADY WORK

In the food industry, no layoIs or part
time; old-established company can offer
employment to !. more reliable. neat-ap
necessary WE TRAIN You. II from $50
TO 500 per week interests you, apply. 81 to
IL am, 5l3 K st. NV.
SALESMAN.
Man who has qualified in sales work and
who can meet the public to handle mer-
chandise in one of our leading depart
ments, must have car, age over 20 years:
must be neat In appearance and willing to
accept supervision: only men who are
qualified need apply. Apply Monday, :.
pm, 8. Kann Sons Co. employment office.
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route; must be satisfied with $40 a week
to start. Write RawleiehS. Dept DCH-4-
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over 100 beautiful styles for whole family
Pays statesmen 81 $! every sale. Free SAM
pies. Moench Shoes Is Boston, Mass
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Ott n. d. BFum11eId, al day MOnday, AT
washington Hotel
SALESMAN
% to IS years, with retail closing expe-
rlence and capable of development in
GOODYEAR, Apply Monday $50 m NJ.
Suslck. AKRON representative. Goodyear
Service Conn and NJ st. NV
FOOD TRUCK statesmen.
Experienced man to call on restaurants
with complete line food products in gall
ION cans. Jars, etc. Give age experience
eaucatlon' reference and salary expected.
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And HELPERS. 1852 Fla. Ave. Me-
ARTIST
Must have 0ood practical knowledse of
layout. Must be thoroughly familiar with
nome furnishings, childrens wear. men S
pies Of work. Apply employment ONCE,
9Th H.. 9:30-11. Tuesday
HOCHSCHILD, KOHN & co.
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STENOGRAPHER. IL to 20. gentle, Pro-
teStant. preferably with exp. in shade
and awning business must be perm Wash
ineton resident. ambitious. energetic. not
afraid OF long hours; excellent future
Box 5R-H. Star
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Cuban Navy Band
Is Excellent in
Latin Concert.
By ALICE EvERsMAN.

~ fe8AA~6 SV1Us0WxhNs
THE first concert Of this season in.
TIE beauti9ui Aztec 0ardsns Of tie
Pan-American Union introduced to
the local public the distinguished Navy
Band Of Cuba, conducted by Capt.
ArmAndo Romeu MArrero. A large
audience greeted the vidtors, who gave
. program Of unusual interest, inter-
spersed By solos by members Of the
band and singers of their nationality.
The balmy temperature Of last eve
ming and the picturesque setting Of
the Pan-American garden formed an
ideal atmosphere for the type Of music
which the band presented. The tone
Of the ensemble Is remarkably sweet
and mellow, with an excellent balance
between the different sections. The
clarinets and the horns were especially
notable, performing with skill and
finish the several passages which
brought them to the fore, while the
four cellos contributed their warm
color to the ensemble and the tympani
. distinctive note in the hands Of
these expert musicians. A measure
here and there allowed other voices
to be heard, which testified to the fne
musical quality Of this group which
two years ago won highest honors In
. competition in Philadelphia.
Even without the yiolins to call upon.
Capt. Marrero was able to bring out
the same amount Of sentiment and
romantic feeling usually associated
with the string instruments. It was
lovely toned music which the band
played with interpretive effects marked
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Earle-"Golddiggers in Paris" Rudy
Vallee, music, pretty girls: 10:45 am,
1:30, 4:20, 7:20 and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 1850, $40, 6:15 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol-"Yellow jack" screen ver-
sion Of the story Of the men who con-
quered yellow fever: IL am, las.
4:30. tbs and 9:35 pm. Stage shows:
1880, $40, 6:25 and s:10 pm.
Metropelitan-"Robin Hood" the
acclaimed treatment Of Robin and his
fellows, starring Enrol Flynn: 11:15
an, 1:2o, 3:25, $50, 7:s5 and $40
pm.
Palace-"Three Comrades" Taylor
and Sullivan in the Remarque story:
1910. 2:30, 4:55, 7:15 and 9:35 pm.
Columbia-"Kentucky Moonshine," :"
the brothers Ritz go hillbilly: 11:25
am, 1880, 3:35, 5:35, TAO and s:45
pm.
Keith's - Hawaii Calls" Bobby
Breen's singing: 1901, 2:0l, 4:o1 and
Sol pm. The Rage Of Paris" Mile.
Darrieux makes her American film
debut with Douglas Fairbanks, jr.:
$40 and 9:57 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am. to midnight.
Little Shanghai Express" Mar
lene Dietrich hit revived: II am,
12:45, 2:30, AIS. SOS. 7:50 and $40
pm. Every Inch q Man" ripe old
timer with Bill Hart: 1925, 2:10, I,
5:45, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

with accents and shadinsS well thought
out. Opening the program with the
march "Alvaro Obregon," BY H. Her.
nandes Of NeMco, Capt. Marrero hon.
ored the United States BY presenting
. Southern Rhapsody BY the Ameri-
can composer, Lucius Hosmer, beauti-
fully played. II WAS . specially fns
arrangement, tne melodies bound to-
gether With finely developed interludes.
Touched with the grace and charm
Of the Latin feeling. the loved Ameri-
can songs ending with "Dixie" played
slowly and with sentiment, took on
another meaning.
The second outstanding number Of
the orchestra's program was Capt.
Marrero,s own compodtion, the
fantasie. u De 6eptiembre," . work
Of broad scope. melody and rhythm.
This unusual work. In which native
drums played IN effective part and
which is designed to elaborate the
band resources, has also . vocal duet
sung by two Of the evenings soloists,
zoraida Marrero. soprano, and Ernesto
Romeu, tenor. Miss Marrero has an
excellent voice Of fine timhre, which
she makes the medium for the ex-
preston Of her own temperament and
warm musical feeling, while Mr..
Romeu offsets her vivid tonal quality
by the more lyric color Of his own.
Both singers were heard tn individual
solos featuring the songs Of the we'll
known Cuban composer, Lecuona.
Other soloists were Raul Fernandez
Criado. who sang Entire T y Yo," by
Gabriel Ruiz Of Cuba, excellently, and
Prof. Alberto Roldan, cellist, who
played habanera, IA Belle Cubana,"
by J. White Of Cuba, with . second
cello and to the accompaniment Of
the orchestra.
An interesting feature Of the eve
ming was the conducting by 1t. Charles
Benter of the United States Navy
Band Of Carlos Gomez overture to his
famed opera I'll Guarany." 1t. Benter
led the visiting band in spirited per-
formance Of this popular number. The
program concluded with the "Estudio
sinfonico," by another Cuban COM
poser, J. L. Jimenez, and the playing
Of the Cuban national anthem and the
"Star Spangled Banner" This pro-
gram devoted to music by Cuban COM
posers and directed with fnesse by
Capt. Marrero proved to be one Of the
finest given In the series Of concerts
which are designed to promote good
will between the American Republics
by bringing to this country the music
Of its Latin neighbors.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

Potomac Gambol' Under this strict
ly localized title, the players will offer
an evening Of entertainment that will
contain everything but q contortion-
ist. They will shoot the works with
concert piano humping, prima donna
and torch singing, American minstrel
sy, light-farce comedy, ballet dancing
and plain shuflin'.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will spon-
sor the show. A third of the proceeds
will be devoted to the maintenance of
the Home for Destitute Babies and
Crippled Children. The institution is
under the management of q Board of
Trustees headed by Mrs. Phillip O.
CONN.,"
MORE quotes:
From Luise Rainer in connec-
ton with the visit of Mrs. Roosevelt
to the set Of "The Toy Wife" during
the making of that picture which will
come soon to Loew's Palace: II really
don't know (what said to herr. Three
times she said to me how happy she
was to see me and how beautiful my
costume looked I thanked her and
thanked her and told her how much
I'd like to talk to her, and then, after
we had made this scene. she had gone.
So guess I'll have to write my speech
and send it to her"
Or, Miss Rainer, why not have the
publicity department write it and send
it to Washington? 1t might be better
that way.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

not sit, the girls ordered lunch on the
set and ate 1t standing. Laborers q
are (is?) their wont, ate lunches in the
high catwalks among the 200 studio
lamps and on benches outside the
stage. The average luncheon for the
dancing girls was four, meat sand
witches, two ice cream cones and
bowl Of soup Gin that order, Mr..
Carle?)
For the laborers it was two sand
wiches, q piece Of pie, an apple and .
bottle Of milk" -
A ND, from Warner Bros:
Continuing an expansion pro-
prag begun several years ago in WASH
ington, Warner Bros. theaters through
John J. Payette, general zone manager,
have announced plans for . new
theater at Kennedy street and Concord
avenue NV, near I'd street. The new
theater Is the NTH addition announced
this year to the group Of theaters
operated here by the Warner Bros.
The Kennedy, which will embody every
improvement for the pleasure and
comfort Of its patrons, has been de-
signed by John Eberson, well known
theater architect. It will provide 1000
seats on one floor. A striking feature
Of the design Is the semi-elliptical
auditorium. an innovation in modern
theater construction adding to the
spacious beauty Of the interior, which
will be departure from the prevalent
streamline effects and will mark a step
back to the Colonial motif recently
adapted for theater decoration with
great success. Latest type air condi-
tioning equipment will provide comfort
IN winter and summer. Several stores
will be included in the building"
X X X
A LSO from Warner Bros, but with
out quotes:
Crime School" the Earle's next film
feature, which will be the co-attrac-
ton with Gene Krupa's band starting
Friday, was screened yesterday. What
ever else it proves, which will have to
wait until Saturday for further express
sion in this corner, it does demon
strate that the six Dead End" kids
are pretty clever youngsters when
given the right dialogue.
Crime School" is grim stuff, but
not the unrelieved grim stun of the
play which took the six lads from their
native environment and put them in
one that was supposedly make-believe.
1t has many, many moments which
permits the six youngsters (the terrors
of Hollywood), to be practically comic
while being very serious about showing
that it is sad to be born and brought
up in slums.
One of the interesting aspects Of
seeing a screening of Crime School"
is that one is impelled to believe that
it may be possible to select the young
ster among the six who is the best
actor Of the group. Seeing it is to
realize that such thing is impossible.
Each Of the half dozen, in his special
way, is virtually perfect. Near enough,
ut any rate, to defy . choice.
A ND from Dick Blaisdell:
THE Imperial Players Guild,
a brand, spanking new group Of anna
teur players and 'pawformers' organ
lied three weeks ago for the summer
season, will make its collective bow to
Washington theatergoers on June Is
with the presentation at the Rialto Of
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Music Club
Distinctive
In Opera
Tuesday Evening
Artists Charm
Audience.
DISTINCTTVE pro9ram I

~ 6Ccue8 IIUm BE2uo OFoIA WIeA
~ soloists and chorus given last
4 = night al fresco in the garden
Of the Arts Club by the Tuesday Eve
ming Music Club, Florence Howard,
director, held the undiminished at
tention and interest Of . large audi
ence from beginning to end. Chairs
placed on the lawn were not suflicient
to accommodate the audience. many Of
whom had to be satisfied with . seat
on . low garden tcble.
The teamwork Of the Tuesday Eve
nipg Music Club bordered on the pro-
fessional, both vocally and histroni-
cally, surprising many performance
Of this nature attempted here in the
past. Good musicianship, . perfect
intonation, security Of lines, resulting
In freedom and permitting absorption
In the contents, went hand in hand
with inspired acting. and with .
Elasticity of gesture which was re-
markable.
The program opened with a peas
ants chorus from smetana's Battered
Bride" with solos by Eleanor Berge
and Maxine Pinney, followed W
Gonoud's superb aria. 20. Ma Lyre
Immortelle." from "Sappho," sung by
Elsa Raddle. Her voice, resonant and
powerful, met the exigencies Of the
music. making her presentation out
standing.
Colorful was the card scene from
Bizet's Carmen" with Alice Hatch
in the title role, who interpreted the
famous aria, la Mort, Toujours Ia
Mort" supported by Ina Holzscheiter
rs Frasquita and Frances Tucker as
Mercedes. Another famous French
composer, Thomas, was represented
through Eleanor Berge, heard this
time in . masculine role assisted by
four dancers from Tatiana 0noochef1's 3
Studio. Their performance Of the
"Gayotte" from the opera "Mignon"
lent variety to the program. together
with two dances by Miss 0noocheff.
distinguished by their artistic ellen and
grace.
THE highlight of the evening was
the performance Of Wagner's
exacting scene from the Flying
Dutchman," which included Senta' 8
Ballad" sung by Elizabeth Everett
and the entire ensemble. Spirited in
every detail, 1t showed metculous
care and finish given to the smallest
AfoH
Princess" from the "Firebird," in
terpreted as an orchestral interlude,
was another achievement Of the Tues
day Evening Music Club.
Those who took part in the balance
Of the program were Frances Tucker.
heard in Donizettis aria, La Figlia
del Reggimento";; Alice Sherrer in
20 Don Fatale," by Verdi; Ina Holz-
scheiter In :"Ah, Fors'e Lui," from
la Traviata";; Eleanor Westergren.
Alice Sherrer, Alice Hatch, Helen
Perry, whose fine acting deserves
special mention, and Ellen Dotter,
who presented the scene and ''Cava-
tine" from Meyerbeer's Prophet" !"
and Lila Burt, violinist, who played
Mendelssohn's "Notturno,' from Mid
summer Nights Dream"
Katherine Riggs, annotator, gave
o comprehensive summary before each
number. Marjorie Davis, Cecily Brown.
Wiley Patterson and Leopoldine Week
acted As accompanists. The audience
was enthusiastic in its appreciation.
E. De S.
Evening star., 1938-06-15
Leading Lady

PATRICIA PLANCK @
Notu comes forth as a leading
contender for the title sof
Wdshin0ton's youngest ac-
tress. She is all of - months
old, plays an important role In
BABY Bites Editor" an origi-
nal play by her mother and
father, Carolyn aNd Charles
E. Planck, to be staged Friday
and Saturday nights by the
National City Players in the
social hall OF National Chris
tidn Church.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

Ian Hunter, Warner Pros. feature
player. went on the stage following his
discharge from the British Army after
the World War The noted Basil Dean
gave him his first opportunity and
ne subsequently played on the Lon
don stage with Herbert Marshall, Ger
aid Du Maurier. Gladys Cooper. Edna
Best, Leslie Banks and numerous other
fayorites.
Evening star., 1938-06-15

eyebrows. (What do you bet, Mr.
Carle?)
AT least 1t will show all the little
girls in the country who hope to be
ballet dancers just what to expect in
this profession. The discovery was
made on the set where Albertina Rasch
is directing the ballet for The Great
waltz Rather than change their
elaborate costumes, in which they can
Evening star., 1938-06-15

At any rate the professional
part OF Helen O'Connelps life,
is a series of songs, she being
the featured chdnteuse of the
blues and 1ohdtnot 1Dith Larry
Fu1k's Band OF a Thousand
Melodies" aUhich comes to
Glen Echo Parks Spanish
Garden Ballroom M o n day
niOht. -
Evening star., 1938-06-15

Frank Borzage, who directed Rob-
ert Taylor and Margaret SULLIVAN in
Three Comrades" is one Of the ece
polo players on the Pacific Coast,
Evening star., 1938-06-15

Rosalind Russen is on tour Of Eu-
rope before going to England, where
she will be starred in Metro-G Gold
"The Citadel"