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clear day-so It matched perfectly with

clear day-so It matched perfectly With
our own insertion" Mr.. Stewart
confided he Is . little tired Of films IN
which he does not get the girl. Dye
get her In this one?" your correspond
ent asks" mo-" says Jimmy. There
isn't a girl get the horse"
AEx
"Josette." large Rolls Royce.
that seems to have been in several
recent pictures, is drawn up outside
Colonial house-also definitely IA
miliar. But the three spry gentlemen
doing their picture stuff are a new
combination-Don Ameche, Robert
Young and William Collier, sr-all
clad in snappy green tweeds. >. Gray
haired Director Allan Dwan is affected
by the color scheme and also sports a
green suit. He sits alone, relaxes,
watching his puppets as though he
were at the movies.
The atmosphere, as usual in . Don
Ameche picture. is happy and alert.
Mr.. Collier tries to leap into the door
Of the car and misses-by a door.
The six grips" at the end of a long
rope do not know this, and haul the
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Accordion Recital
By Mr.. Farris.

GYLVIA KAPLOWITZ Of the Homer
- L. Kilt Music Studios will present
in recital Frederick Farris. concert
accordionist, in a recital on Friday at
8 o'clock at the Homer L. Kilt Co. Re-
cital Hall, 1880 G street NV.
Mr.. Farris will play Halvorsen's En-
trance March of the Boyards." Elling-
tons Solitude" and Lecuona's "Mala-
guena From Spanish Suite Andalu-
cia," Transcribed for the accordion
from the original symphonic scores by
Mrs. Kaplowitz. OF special interest
is a group Of numbers composed by
young Mr.. Farris especially for this
program. The public is invited. There
is no admission fee.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Two More Are Cast
With GINGER.

FLORENCE LAKE and Alan Bruce
have been added to the cast Of
the Ginger Rogers-James Stewart CO.
starring feature, "Vivacious Lady" now
in production at RKO Radio with
George Stevens directing.
Also in the Pandro S. Berman pro-
duction are James Ellison, Frances
Mercer, Beulah Bondi. Charles Cole
man, Phyllis Kennedy. Alec Craig,
Jack Carson, Spencer Charters and
Ray Mayer.
"Vivacious Lady," an original story
by I. A. r. Wylie, chronicles the ro-
mantle adventures Of q noted New
York dancer who gives up her career
to marry . small town college profes-
sor.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Quartet to Offer
Chamber Music.

A PROGRAM Of chamber music
= will be given tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock at the Georgetown Branch
OF the Public Library by the Washing
ton String Quartet, Milton Schwartz
and Paul Brightenburg, violins:
George Wargo, viola, and J. Alden
Finckel, cello. The concert is being
presented through the courtesy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss.
The program will consist of Mozart's
Quartet in E Flat ajor, K 428," Bo-
robins Quartet in D Ma jor" and THE
Pixy Ring" by Henry Waldo Warner.
Evening star., 1938-01-19

my neck" Stephenson asks Bill (This
Is in the script) With pleasure,
your excellency," and Bill takes
Stephenson's head in his hands and
wrenches it suddenly. He is a better
chiropractor than butler, having had
expert tuition from stand-in Doc Dear
born.
Powells appearance gave this cor
respondent shock Not even heavy
makeup can disguise the black shad-
oWs beneath his eyes. Il was pretty
i'll in Paris" Bill admits But I feel
better now. I'm glad to be back in
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Bob Benchley Signs.

r o5ERT BENcHLEY has become
Hollywood's only sextuple threat
man. A new contract just signed with
M-G-M calls for his services Is actor
in feature-length pictures. star in
short comedies. narrator and commen-
tator, writer Of screen originals. adap-
tor Of stories and writer Of continuity
and dialogue.
He Is to be granted six months leave
OF absence each year to devote to writ
ing. He will make his next four short
comedies in New York. first Of which
will be How to File Income Tax
Reports"
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car away. There Il . perfectly good
chauffeur sitting where chauf1eurs
usually sit-but engine sounds must
be dubbed in later in the sound room
Time out while the car is hauled
back. Mr.. Ameche powders his face,
Robert Young coughs. cracks his
knuckles, and rubs his knees. rs this
take?" demands Ameche.
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
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sorry I'm such a lousy butler,

your excellency,"
says Bill. (This
Is not in the
script.) An elec-
trician shows Mr..
Powell how to
handle the break
fast trolley. "Ha,
trying to show me
up," mutters Bill.
Il b e t y O u
couldn't do it in
makeup" Two
more false starts,
and Bill brings
the trolley along
side the bed. "Will
Won nleaSe break
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Columbia Standing Pat
AS Comedy Factory
Studio Corrals Best Screen Talent
For Stellar Roles in Trio
OF Nice Light Pieces.
BY JAY CARMODY.

and spectacle drama may be the fash1on-n there any
such thingn other hn studios Hollywood but Columbia these
sticking theory that the thing
- end this direction
Coubas national
splitting rolling and the
Evening star., 1938-01-19

other figures of speech having to do
with mirthful films. To run through
. few, they have included 1T Hap
pened One Night" "Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town." Theodore Goes Wild" and
1.-THE Awful Truth" 1t is not neces-
sary to know the meaning Of those
down to the last dime to realize that
Columbia is in kind Of unassailably
logical position in standing patter
than pat on comedy.
And that is precisely what it is do
ing. At this moment, it has cornered
. fair share of Hollywood's most lit
crate and blue -blooded comedians and
condolences and is working on three
film dramas, all Of which will come
out grade A, or the boss will know
the reason why.
Latest catch in the studios gold
baited traps is Katharine Hepburn
Miss Hepburn. whose new R-K-O COM
edy, Bringing Up Baby" is expected
to confirm the recovered artistry she
showed in stage Door," is teamed
with Gary Grant In Columbia's "Holi-
day" 1t is the one more picture
which George Cukor is making before
he finally takes up the very serious
matter of directing Gone With the
Wind" And, as if Miss Hepburn and
Mr.. Grant were not enough for a
comedy as Columbia makes them,
there is emphatic talk of Turing Joan
Bennett away from the road tour of
"Stage Door" for another stellar role
In the picture
Coincidentally, the company has
the impish Joan Blondell, suave Mel
vyn Douglas, and elfin Mary Astor at
work on number called There's AL
ways Woman" which would seem to
be something that puts Mr.. Douglas
on one of those spots which he orna-
ments so handsomely.
The most colossal item on which Co.
lumbia is working Qt paid 100000
for the screen rights, which certainly
is colossaD is You Can't Take 1t
With You" This, of course, is the
George Kaufman-Moss Hart affair
which has made so much money they
had to build wings on the banks where
the authors keep their gold. That
there will be no slip in the process Of
transferring it to the screen, Columbia
has given the transfer job to its ace
director, Frank Capra. It has Robert
Riskin at work on the script and every
available mind fiercely absorbed with
the problem of casting the picture
with a quality of perfection that
Heaven itself could envy.
For a singleness of purpose to COM
pare with Columbia's concern with
comedy you probably would have to
70 to Thibet, where for centuries con-
tentration has been regarded as the
ultimate human achievement.
X
IF YOU don't laugh 1853 times at
the National Theater next Mon
day night, when Room Service"
Evening star., 1938-01-19
William Powell Confesses
Failings as a Butler
Tangles With Breakfast Trolley
In "The Baroness Stewart
Means Over Navy Film.
Bv SHEILAH GRAHAM.

YOLLYWOOD 19 (NANA)Wniam butler
- OF the scnis having a-h
THE Baroness the Butler Bill trolley
The latter poses bed embracing
Good doggy good doggy Stephenson scratching
S III ned hecaus
Evening star., 1938-01-19

Franciska Gaal. who co-stars with
Frederic March in The Buccaneer," !"
is Hungary's largest income tax payer,
but she says her European salary, on
which the tax is paid, is buttons"
compared to most Hollywood salaries.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Evelyn Brent's Role.

EVELYN BRENT has been assigned
the second leading feminine role In
Highway Racketeers," which Louis
King is directing for Paramount, Join
ing cast headed by Mary Carlisle,
Lloyd Nolan, Roscoe Karns. Larry
Crabbe, J. Carol Naish, Anthony
Quinn and Benny Baker.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
Where and When |
Current Theater AttractionsI
and Time Of Showing.

Keith's-"You're Sweetheart" new
musical frivolity, with Alice Faye:
1l:25 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Every Days a Holiday"
with Mae West doing the celebrating:
IL am, 1:35, 4:30, 7:25 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1885, 3:35, $50 and
9:o5 pm.
Capitol-"Love and Hisses," Simone
Simon sings to w. Winchell and B.
Bernie: 11:05 am, 1:45, 4:25, 7:2O
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:40, 1925,
6:l5 and pm.
Metropolitan-"Tovarich,s merry
screen version Of the gay comedy: II
am, LOS, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45
pm.
Columbia-"Rosalie," another week
for the Nelson Eddy-Eleanor Powell
musical: 11:4o am, 2:10. 4:40, 7:10
and $40 pm.
Palace-"Hurricane," Mr.. Goldwyn
introduces Jon Hall in q South Seas
drama: 11:55 am, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10
ana 100 pm.
Lux-News and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am. to midnight.
Little-"1mitation Of Life" screen
version Of the Fannie Hurst novel:
11:40 am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:10 and 9:40
pm.
Ambassador-"Every Days q Holi-
day: 6:l5, sos and s:55 pm.
Penn-"Submarine d." exciting
drama under the bounding main: 2,
S:55, 5:55, 7:55 and ESQ pm.
Sheridan-"First Lady," gay screen
version Of the stage comedy: 1895,
S:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Tivoli-"Stage Door,: 2, 3:55, $50,
7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Uptown-"Submarine DIP: 2:45,
sos, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
MARTHA GRAHAM
AND DANCE GROUP
Auspices! Smith College Club

Scholarship Fund
January q, RIALTO THEATER, $40 PM.
Tickets. 1Sc, 81 90, 81 so. - 90. tax exempt
On sale at T. Arthur Smith Ticket Agency
91O G st. NV. Ma. 1900
Evening star., 1938-09-22
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
THERE are many moths that attack
stored food products and cause
damage to valuable food that amounts
to several million dollars annually. The
pests are small and attract little at
tention, yet they are causing so much
damage that it would seem we should
become more aware of these tiny foes.
This pest Is especially fond Of corn,
and IN the South particularly. The
moth is rather prettily clad in grayish
brown, and the long, narrow wings are
marked with many fine darker lines.
On the margins Of her wings are
fringes of long, delicate hairs. On
the hind wings these hairs are very
much longer than those to be found on
the front ones When the wings are
expanded to their full width they
do not measure from tip to tip more
than one-half inch. That may ac-
count for her escaping the farmers
attention. Anyway, attacking her
would not solve his problem, for there
are thousands of her friends all bent
upon the same mission, that is, to fol-
low the scent of the corn that is
stored. Fitting about through the
fields, searching for store rooms, the
moth may find other stored grain
which will answer her purpose
She lays her eggs on the grain, not
going to the effort, even if she could,
to bore into the kernel itself, since
her egg will rest on the grain safely
the five or six days that must inter-
vene before it will hatch. Besides,
Evening star., 1938-09-22

trying to get Bette Davis to sign on
the dotted line for the role of Scarlet
In -what-picture. Her War
ner bosses were willing-on condition
that Miss Davis first complete Dark
Victory" with George Brent, and
"Juarez," with Paul NUM-. This will
take her to the beginning Of the year.
Gable was supposed to report to
Selznick for the Rhett Butler role
October IS, which would have made it
impossible for Bette to be his opposite.
But now that Idiots Delight" is back
on schedule. Clark will be kept busy
until Miss Davis is free to emote with
him. So now you have what you have
been asking for. fans-Bette as Scar
lett, Clark as Rhett. (Touch woody
Incidentally, Miss Davis now admits
that she and husband Harmon Nelson
are having marital trouble on the same
old score of incompatibility. I'm sorry.
Claudette Colbert gets Douglas Fair
banks. jr., as her romantic teammate
in Memory of Love"-for R-K-O
Radio. Doug plays Don Juan society
man, married, who becomes involved
with an important business woman
(Claudette). I wonder how it ends.
1t will be funny to see Irene Castle
play her own mother in The Castles"
in which she will be impersonated by
Ginger Rogers, with Fred, of course, as
Vernon Castle. Marie Wilson is to
be starred in a collegiate comedy with
the strange title The Cats Meow"
-. Florence Rice capable and hard
working actress, Is Robert Taylor's new
leading lady in Stand Up and Fight"
which also has Wallace Beery in the
cast. Richard Greene has been
graduated to the job of support for
Shirley Temple in THE Little Prin-
cess" Lawrence Olivier, good
looking British actor, comes to Holly
Evening star., 1938-09-22

wood to co-star with Merle Oberon in
"Wuthering Heights" If Robert
Donat comes to town as planned, he
will be legally involved with two stu
dios - Warmers, and Edward Small
Productions-which assert he Is under
contract to them. So don't suppose
he will be coming after all.
Yet another picture in preparation
for Clark Gable-untitled as yet-in
which Clark will play doctor. Re-
member him in Men in White? He
certainly looks good in those medical
garments. :. Jimmy Cagney's leading
lady in Oklahoma Kid" is Ann Sheri-
dan, which should give Ann her biggest
break to date. Mack Sennett is
going to make pictures again-good
news to the industry-and you HS
new company will be known as Sennett
Pictures Corp, and his first picture
"The Problem Child" starring Stan
Laurel-who appears as the normal
sized child of midget parents! d.
Bergen and his Mccarthy join W. c.
Fields in you Can't Cheat an Honest
Man" 1t will be interesting to see how
Charlie and Bill get on together.
Fields, if you remember, feuded with
Baby LIE Roy during and after their
films together.
Deanna Durbin will make a yearly
short for the annual Red Cross drive
for funds. .. Old-Timer Jack Mulhall
gets small role in Young Doctor
Kildare" which has Lew Ayers in the
lead. -. Bob Burns has been added
to the cast of Cecil B. De Miles
Union Pacific" Jackie Coogan
has joined the Maurice Kosloff Dance
Studio. His particular job is to super
wise and direct kiddies with screen
aspirations. It might be a good idea
If he adds side course on How to
keep the money you earn as a child
star"
(copyright, 1888. by the North Americ Al
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-09-22

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Adv.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

be reckoned only by the successful
raid Of the mother moths a month or
two earlier. In the South there are
as many as four broods during year
out Of doors and the insects may breed
the year round in granaries and ware
houses.
Infested grain may be fed to chick
ems and hogs, which fatten quickly on
this combination Of fat grub and
starch. But 1t is too expensive and
infested bins must be treated with
carbon bisulphide to clear out the
pests.
(Copyright, 193S)
Evening star., 1938-09-22

reaching the stage where they must
rest in order to go through another
part Of their experience, they attend
to the vital part that spells their
escape. This they do by cutting with
their sharp jaws a small round door,
which forms means of exit when they
are ready to emerge as moths with soft
wings, but with no equipment for
cutting through walls.
After the door has been provided
the worker spins light silken wrap
per and, tucked within its folds for
the space of few days, pupates.
In these quiet days his grublike body
is being transformed. His life will be
in the open for a short time. The
sunshine will call to him to come forth
and when he does, the grain. in which
all his youth has been spent, will be
an empty shell. About him will be
thousands more like the one from
which he escaped. The damage can
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. ID, FLINT.

NOV, let's work over short story
that is incomplete. Your fun is
to complete it by filling in the blanks
with four-letter words. You can't use
just any old four-letter words. They
all contain the same four letters. Here
we 90. There once was a----.
She was very well trained for her
work and provided all who saw her
with pleasant entertainment. Her
name was ----. For many years
she was with one organization, and
then the management of the organiza-
ton failed and she was offered for
- She didn't get along
very well with the new people be-
cause she loved strangely
enough, and they wouldn't let her have
any.
(Answer on Page C-l2)
copyright. 1882
Nearly three-fourths Of the products
from other countries now used in the
Philippines are from the United States
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Socrates and the Hereafter.

Plato ascribes to Socrates a very
definite view as to future retribution.
In TRUTH" said Socrates, "if did not
expect to find in another life gods at
once good and wise, and men better
than those of this life, it would be
foolish of me not to be disturbed by
the approach of death. But I know
that I look to finding myself among
just men. do not fear to die because
I am confident that something still
remains after this life. and that, ac-
cording to the old belief, the good will
be treated better than the bad"
Evening star., 1938-09-22
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Evening star., 1938-09-22
Typist Is Stung
While Writing
u. S. s. Hornet

Late yesterday afternoon Miss Hell
enc M. Philibert, assistant to the
Navy Departments press officer. 1t.
Bernard L. Austin, was busy typing
a mimeograph announcement of the
naming by President Roosevelt of
new naval vessels.
She had just gotten to the phrase,
"the President chose the name U. S..
S. Hornet for the new aircraft car
Evening star., 1938-09-22

ments represent
tative, who finally
gave the long-de-
sired "okay." +" Pro-
d u C tion, with
N or m a Shearer
and Clarke Gable
in the leads, is
scheduled for Oc-
tober IA, which
a u t o m a t i cally
post pones The
Women" Norma's
next starring We
hicle.
For the last few
" e e ks, Da v ! d
Selznick has been
Evening star., 1938-09-22

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Evening star., 1938-09-22
Natures Children
Angoumois Grain Moth
(Sitotroga cerealella).

there will often be several eggs laid in
one spot. They hold together.
The youngsters are able to chew into
the casing Of the kernel and here
they feast upon the valuable food
within for three to four weeks. Upon
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Idiots Delight Is Okayed
By Italian Government
So Clark Gable Will Be Kept Busy
Long Enough to Join Bette Davis
In Gone With the Wind
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


made into after ALL Producer
Sromherg and Director this
epic the starting Italian
and long that they
submitted script emitting all references alyexp
Evening star., 1938-09-22

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dow came large, virulent. unso-
cialiy minded yallowjacket, who sat
down abruptly on Miss Philibert's
right wrist and put an abrupt halt
to the typing of the announcement.
Miss Philibert went to the naval sick
bay for flrst-aid treatment.
Her friends today are considering
the advisability of circulating a petit
ton requesting that the President in
the future refrain from naming any
naval vessels for members of the wasp
family.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

Over 10000 cattle in Northern Natal
have hoof-and- mouth disease
Evening star., 1938-09-22

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sunnItted q new script, Omlttlng all n
possible way-to the Washington Conn.,
merce Department. which, in turn,
handed it to the Italian govern