Evening star., 1938-12-16
YuIe Campaign
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December Is will be just another
bleak day.
Hardly will the ball be over when
the doors of II Warner Bros.
theaters in Washington will be
thrown open, giving you another
wonderful opportunity to help the
poor while you do yourself a great
favor. BY going to the Shoreham
tonight you will be entertained as
you seldom have been entertained.
BY attending Warner Bros.
matinee tomorrow morning, you
can amuse yourself by watching a
top-grade picture, and the price of
admission Is one new toy.
The Earle and the Metropolitan
Theaters open at 9 am. The other
Is Warner Bros. theaters, all neigh
borhood houses, at 10 am
Bring Toys and Gifts.
Bring toys and gifts to the Shore
ham tonight and to the Warner Bros
theaters, to be sure that a merry
Christmas will prevail all through the
city.
The Shoreham Toy Ball gets into
its stride at $50 pm, when over
loud speakers in the blue room comes
the news. of Santa Claus arrival at
the Washington Airport.
From the arrival of the jolly man
from the North Pole until 10 pm. the
proceedings will be on the radio,
Station WMAL, and later broadcast,
from midnight to 1890 am, will 20
out through Station WRC.
When Santa arrives at the Shore
ham, Maxim loves Shoreham
Hotel Orchestra, Barnee conducting,
will play Santa Claus Is Coming
to Town." Elwood Seal, corpora
ton counsel, representing the Dis
trict Commissioners, will present
the old man with the gold key to
the city so that he can open up
the hearts of the fortunate and
the doors of the unfortunate.
Bill Brady, the tenor newly from
Hollywood and the movie lots, will
sing, and as the first radio program
halts, Barnee will be playing. For
the entertainment of those attend
ing the Toy Ball, the show, for
which Bill Coyle will be master of
ceremonies throughout, will go on
in fine style.
Jose Dominiguezs Cuban Rhumba
Band, a Shoreham attraction re-
Gently from La Conga Club in New
York, will play sultry Havana music.
Strickland Gillian, the dry wit
famous throughout the country, will
make the audience laugh. Norma
Gallo, the Latin glider, will dance,
and three Arthur Murray couples
will perform the spectacular Min
uet in Jazz" dance.
Before the midnight broadcast
opens, there will have been also at
least SIS minutes of music for the
patrons of the Toy Ball to dance to-
Santa Claus, who, it was discov-
cred this year, has beautiful voice,
plans to sing during the evening.
The second broadcast begins with
Barnee's music. 1t will feature
Frank Craven, the Broadway star
OF our Town, Pulitzer prize play
now at the National Theater; Gang
Busters, the thrilling group playing
at the Earle Theater, who appear
at the Shoreham through the CO.
operation of John J. Payette, gen.
eral zone manager for Warner
Bros; the Chevy Chase Chanters
and the rhumba band.
The toy matinees tomorrow morn
ing were made possible by the CO.
operation of the Washington Local
224 of the International Alliance of
Theatrical Motion Picture Operators
and the Local % of the Interna-
tional Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees, who are contributing
their services without charge.
A giant searchight used by the
Coast Artillery will be played on