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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28

egeszen elvaiult A szotaszedok cSofitokat
hoztak neki mohon ropogtatta. Mrs
O'Slann jajveszekelt, rettent6en feidult a.
lapotban volt AIT ldabalta hogy Bobby
ur t0nkretette ct, ozvegy lett, inert nern
hajlando egy kutyaval elni hazassagi k6
z0ssegben j.. Addig szidalmazta 6rj0ngve
es rikacsolva, mig s7egeny Bobby maga-
Dol kikelve, megigerte, hogy az ura telies
felgyogyulasaig tiz dollart fizet neh he
tenkent, csak hallgasson.
Icy tartott ez nehany hetig Tim
egesz nap haza el6tt hevert egy szalma-
sz6nyegen meglancolva es aludt. Ha va
laki k0zeledett feleje, diih0sen rancigalta
lancat es addig ugatott, mig el mem "a
varta tolakod6 kivancsiakat A szomsze
dok egyre hordtak csontot es kutya-
kalacsot szamara
Ejszaka pedig vonitott, kegyetleniil es
faradhatatlanul, kiilonosen, ha hold sii-
t0tt. Olyan borzaszt6 volt, hogy mesz-
sze utcaszomszedok tiltakozo gyJlest tar
tottak es monstre-k -kuldottsegben kerestek
fel Bobbyt, koveteltek hogy osszekottetAsei
reven helyezze ell O'Slannt - valami ku-
tya-otthonban
A szomszedok mind hangosabbak let
tex a vege az lett, hogy Bobby ur ket-
szaz dollart igert az asszonynak, ha az
uraval egyiitt nyon1ban elhagyja vide
ket. Az asszony beleegyezett. Az elutazas-
nal oft volt az egesz varos. O'Slannak
kutyajegyet valtottak, de Bobby ur tekin-
telyevel es erszenyevel sikerult kivivni,
hogy azert szemelyszakaszba keriilj0n.
Mindenki oft tolongott palyaudvaron.
Bobby a szakasz el6tt ALT es az asszony-
nyal beszelgetett O'Slann nyitott alb
laknal tilt es csontott ragcsalt, NIT
szomszedok noztak az ultra.
Amikor vonat megmozdult, O'Slann
egyszerre felugrott S csontot k6zel-
ben alldogalo Samuels Ted fejehez vagta.
Aztan vigyorogva kialtott Bobby fele:
= Ugy gondolom, kisse k0ltseges
mulatsag ez a hipnotizalas. De vigasz-
talja, fatal ur, ha akkor podiumon mem
is aludtam el, de legalabb egeszseges
vagyok!
Lattuk meg, ahogy jokedviien szivarra
gyujt, maid amikcr vonat mar sebe-
sebben haladt, egymasutan dobalja SIR
gonypoznak fele az ajandekba kapott
cSontokat Is kutyakalacsot. S miel6tt veg
leg eltiint volna dermedten csodalkozo, -
szinte hipnotizalt szemeink el6l, meg egy-
seer felcsattant hangja:
Kutyava akartatok valtoztatni
engen, en- meg bosszub6l prairie -szamarat
csinaltam beloletek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-28
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

Since joining the Hollywood film
colony. Lya Lys mas been 10 Palm
Springs and San Francisco. but
has yet 10 see downtown Los An
geIes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
The Adventures Of Jane
Arden" Also On New Bill
RossHs ro~rs and william essssr Stored h cssHNs
Mystery Story A. Heroine On Famous cemi< Ssip
Cones 10 lHs On Screen

ieka Carroll and Movss3 head
the east ~ unnoxrsms ~weif
Gail. the Jack t.anaaa story ~hixs
opens Tuesday At tas Riviera thea.
ter.
A strunx east ~ outstanding
actors supports the twa sssrs.
ftsadsns these 10 Peter osorns
Lynn. ~ho has the role ~ Father
peviin. the very sumss pTsrst whs
esfsisnas Msss and TewsnAh. t.ysa
was las, sseu sR another Muwe-
gram picture. ~sky Pirate fsrss
~ the 'ersisspss Tamnv series
Monogram - msksnx
rUliy Arm Young. SISTER ~ Esnfs
etta Young. u seer a. Sstslis
Mixes American nsnces Msss
yaunxs last picture ~ss ~Ai~s.
ssdss Graham selIs with hsr
three sisters
Wheeler oakmsn. weu known
heavy. plays csssan. the vtisslnoas
mlas superintendent. and George
Cleveland. ~hsse role in Jackie
Ceop~rs Streets NJ New resk~
van him much acclaim. plays ~.
Mnravssn, re~sashs Scotch
father.
OF course na lsa - shs saae
would ne oomeless withsat ~
name ~ Gray Shadow. ths bpeutl.
fal German shepherd aoG whs
plays 'Nnahsy.a Gray nhAaow y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
"Cafe Society" Showing
At The Beverly oday

Cafe Society" the much-pub-
lieized elite OF Msnhattan's night
clubs and bars. the most colorful
group of characters on the Ameri-
can scene today, has crashed Hol-
lywood. The glittering coterie
which has turned the 400 into
a stamping-ground for jitterbugs
and probably gets more space in
the newspapers than war or Roose-
welt is made the subject for a
hilarious screen rubbing in Cafe
Society" Paramount's new COM
edy. opening today at the Beverly
theater.
With Madeleine Carroll, Fred
MacMurray and Shirley Ross play
ing the leading roles, Cafe So
ciety" turns inside out 1s39's coun-
terpart to the 400" OF q genera
ton ago. and does II so good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Temple viii Play
Slambang Comedy

torstts yaunG and Warner man.
ter romp through . hslshssnms.
hllssfni. catch a. catch cen 70
nance in wife. Husband snA
Friend the 10th Century. Eos
comedy. which opens n The Temple
thsster on Tuesday.
The film. which marks The zee
ond appearance IT f.oFssta ard
Warner ~ . oo-stsrrina team. 10
bassd on the novel ~ James y.
Cain. Assoelats Produces Nun
nslly Johnsaa wrote The screen
play.
the sparkling story casts L1r.
eta - . say. nssatifsa young
wife ard Banter u her dsbonsls
and ardent husband.
All 10 bliss until I.orsstas friend
and music teacher. Gear Romero.
conyinces her shs can and should
sing. she does. To huboy warnsr's
dismay. Then ne finds . friend N
need In . beautiful opsra singer.
played by ltsnie Hsfnes Beeauss
shs conviness him that No ear sing
and should. n only 10 turn ths
tables on friend wife.
Things get madden and msdder
from this point on. until the perfect
marriage 10 almost sacrificed On
the altar ~ music. hvt all ends
veil in one ~ the funniest eiimaass
the screen has ever kno~ns
ON the same nth win Ne seen
James caansy In The oklshoua
KID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

Joel McCrea. working Warmers
Career Man" claims his wheat
ranch made $4,000 profit last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

healthy earthquake except that the devastation viii he
The adjustment Of the picture policy viii eloss the
door thousands Of extras and viii MATERIAL, reduce the
number Of electricians sagehsnds carpenters and
production setup.
Let suppose operating chair factory and that
suddenly find the customers ho ased 10 bag iro chairs
zach week raned bW one and That there wN be 40 ds"aad
40 The future for aHB chairs bat The rsrb finest.
IN ne first place. It woHd mean that purchase Of
materials for class b and c. chairs wod b.
aud requirements for labor and machinery 10 build these
ieo classes Of merchandise for uhoh fiHd
kel icod 10 crust Only hgh grade materials ard
the fec corkmeH skilled ~ the manufacture Of hgh grade
chairs eegd find place N our factory Wndsr the Hstn
arrangement
Well change the chairs to motion pictures. and the
wokmen to actors and actresses musicians writer's photo
film studios and have the seiup will exist under the
one picture policy.
box office appeal will he demand In the New Hollywood
literally ns'nss acting IN
soesed class "B vl be OF luck there ~ea be
market for productions
hundreds players ~he
have graduated into the a. win also ind slips their
envelopes which viii read something hAs h Your services
required"
course suddenly
working In motion pictures under contract but there sxb
satisfaction that he be
hung this but. by soy they he hung next year
to the good stories which would but
which will not he used simply they he dealt
Justify
productions
OF course the big shots producers, directors.
AS Is usually the the will fall those who
i'll afford TO attend an execution.
And So you mho uoad ike 10 double fsa-
lures chased TO the sho1es think carefully aud Estoh ths
consequences before cast vote We IN America hare
made and making contributions 10 the general We
fare Of our felowmen, and getting our moneys north
sometimes the personal satiafaetioa citizens Of the
good old u s. A. derive from the knowledge that the other
teiow is getting a break"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
Warner Baxter Stars In The Return Of The
Cisco Kid" Booked For The Roxy Tuesday
Sorority House" With Anne
Shirley Also On
she Bill
senori,as.

rNffN~"s
The gsyesi, most gallant gun
fighter 81 them all Ia back
Warner Baxter again dons the
somhrero and silver mounted guns
Of his most famous character in
the Goth Century-Fex production.
The Return Of the Cisco Kid, -
which opens Tuesday at the Roxy
thester.
O. Henrys lovahle outlaw, who
inspired the greatest legends Of
the eolorful west. meets his most
thrilling adventures and his most
beautiful senoritss as he rides
back over the border in his most
exciting and most romantic film.
But while a hundred posses hunt
the bullet-proof bandit whom no
jail can hold. and a thousand sen
oritas sigh for him. Cisco yesrns
for the one girl he cant have,
Production Chief Daryl y.
zanuek gave lovely Lynn Rsri her
most important role 10 date as
the beauty for whose love the ro-
mantle bandit robbed banks,
burned down iails--snd generally
risked his neck.
Dashing Cesar Romero presents
picture that 10 far cry from
his usual suaye ohsracterizations.
as Lopez. the Cisco Kids faithful
but bloodthirsty henohmsn. while
Henry Hull. who lately scored a.
the irsseibie newspaper editor In
Jesse James" Ia seen AZ Mas
Bsri's sly but lovsble old sranddad.
Kane Richmond 10 also featured a.
Cisco's successful rival for Miss
Bari's heart. while others prom
inently cast are G. Henry Gordon
and Robert Barrst.
Herbert !. Leeds welded the
megaphone on The Return OF the
Cisco Kid" Milton Sporting IL
credited withe the screen play.
while Kenneth Mcgowan acted a.
associate producer.
Sorority House" starring Anne
Shirley and James Ellison. shares
the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
New Song Introduced
In Blue Mouse Film

Vera Van. known 10 radio fans
as the girl with the blue velvet
voice" introduces 4 new song In
Warner Bros Bette Davis starring
picture Dark Victory" which In
now playing at Hamricks Blue
Mouse. Give Me Time for Ten
dsrness' was composed by I'D
mund Couiding. who directed the
picture. Elsie JANA wrote the
lyrics for the song.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

flhSI bnoNhss"
BEVERLY - Richard DIX, Gail
Patrick, Edward Ellis and Joan
Fontaine IN Man of Conquest
1215. 24o $40. 7:35, 1908
BItE NOUsE-Bett< Davis and
george Brent in Dark VIC
tory ii:4o. 2.i0. AS, 7:2o.
e45
Music BOX-Miekey Rooney
and Lewis Stone in The
Hardys Ride High" i:lS. <:o5.
Sos 1000. also Florence Rice
and Una Merkel in Four Girls
in White 1850, 2.$5, $40.
$40.
RIVIERA Richard DIX. Gail
Patrick. Edward Ellis and Joan
Fontaine in Man OF Conquest"
Ia o5. 2;So. 500. 7:25. S.55.
ROxY-Edward G. Robinson
and Paul Lukas in Comics
sions of a Nazi Spy" 1880.
40, 7:25. i0.45: Hugh Herbert
and Ruth Donnelly IN The
Family Next Door" i1:4o. 2:<5,
sos. e.20. also Jay Clarke on
stage, 3:45. 7:05, l0:25.
RETURN SHOWING
COMMIT NIFTY - John Garfield
and the Dead End" Kids In
They Made Me a Criminal"
also Paul Kelly and Constance
Moore in The Missing Guest
KAY sTRTET-Pst oBrien and
Joan Blondell IN aOff the Rec
ord also william BOYD in
Sunset Trail"
PARK-F redrie March and
Joan Bennett in Trade Winds
also Pat OBrien and Joan
Blondell in OFT ths Record"
PROCTOR Eleanor Powell and
Robert Young in Honolulu
also Tommy Kelly and Ann
ellis In 'Peeks Bad Boy With
the Circus"
REALART-Russell Hayden and
Douglas Dumbrills in The
Mysterious Rider alxo Eleanor
Powell and Robert YOUNG IN
Honolulu
REN-Robert Young and Eies-
nor Powell in Honolulu also
Warren william and Ids Iupino
in Lone Wolf Spy Hunt
sHEII-Gar cooper and
George Raft IN Souls At SEA
also Bob Buns and Martha
Rave IN +Tropie Holiday
sINsET-Eleano Powell and
Robert Young IN Honolulu
also Ton Sawyer Detective.
TEMPLE - Leslie Howard and
Wency Hitler in "PysmsliOn.
also Robert Montgomery and
Rossllnd Russell IA Past and
Loose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
EiQhtH Million See Picture!

Guldners Tor that million
Baltic Deputy" the before
leased II will Continental Ngbts
at the Lakewood theater.
picture imagine Il Russian Al
In Lenflm studios Eikoai cbsrksssov
WHITE PLAINS, ". Y.-Suprente Court Justice Geraid
holland has refused TO grant marriage annnsnt 10 Come
dian Bert Lahr-irping Lahrew IN real hfe--und Lair
submits further proof that his rife Mrs Mercedes Delpno
Ldhreip,. has been ncmabiy insane for five years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
baltic Deputy" to Be
At | lakewood 7 uesday

Behind Baltic Deputy" the
celebrated Russian film, which
will be presented in the series
Continental Nights next week.
stands the genius az a new gen.
Grafton that has been making
great strides in recent years
Youth mas been coming tn the
fore in the Soviet studios as II has
nowhere else.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06
izzzYf1adEG]51f1
pgy/fU bHlgtistSsNNANNW
A "Nem Hoiivireod"!

II. on June nth. the th~atsr ps-
irons of America vote q landslide
against double feature programs. II
viii have about the same effect cW
Hollywood. and those who make their
~. l.. 81 a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

Allen Jenkins il constructing an
1s-foot ysvl-risged cruiser At
Santa Monica
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

naturedly that even the most ar
dent apologist for New Yorks So
called smartest set must join in
the fun.
Fisherman Wait" starring
Leo Garlic. is also on the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-06

Nikolai cherksssov. who plays
the lead, was only 81 when this
film was made. in which he por-
trays famous Russian professor
Of botany. who Wss rs when the
authentic scenes. immortslized in
this film. happened. Chersassoys
fame was established when he was
an eccentric comedian. Today he
10 one Of the worlds leading char
acter actors.
Baltic Deputy" IA one n the
high ranking motion pictures Of
the Russians and won intsrpsti onAl
praise. The film Ia well equipped
with English superimpossd titles.
and viii be shown At the Lakewood
tnester Tuesday and Wednesday.
-=-=s-==aa--sa-=-s-=-=s-sH-
Allen Jenkins IN constructing IN
Evening star., 1939-02-02

boast, but Norma didn't swing by
own teeth Professional stunter
handled job Gables hoof1ng
was most difficult and by all odds
most embarrassing task he's under
taken in movies Does shuttle
off to Buffalo" and Charleston {.
Very corny, but very amusing, too
Gable was single casualty dur
ing production, being nipped in seat
of pants by movie-trained dog :.
Wardrobe and hospital repaired
damage.
-Four Girls in White"-forerunner
perhaps of new hospital romance
cycle Three other studios thumb
ing scripts about hard-pressed dis
ciples of Florence Nightingale +.
Fifth picture in eight months for
Florence Rice, busiest and most
promising young actress on M-G-M
rolls.
Plenty technical experience to
help cast in roles Florence won
first place at IA in nursing class
of Girl Scout unit Buddy Ebsen
came to picture direct from hospital,
recuperating from pneumonia siege
-. Una Merkel also hospital habitue
because of fathers serious illness
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Wardman Park - washington
Merry Co Round" the Civic Thea
ter in a new play by Leon Pearson:
$3.50 pm.
National-Dark.
Keith's "The Lady Vanishes,"
mystery with the Hitchcock touch:
HAS am, 1:45, 3:45 and 5:45 pm.
Preview Of "Gunga Din," the heroic
adventure inspired by Kipling's S
poem: 7:3O and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"They Made Me q Grim
inal," John Garfield in vigorous
dramat 11:10 am, 1:45, 4:25. 7:20
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1855,
3:35, $50 and 9:10 pm.
Thanks for Everything, !"
new comedy with Jack Haley and
Adolpne Menjou: 11:10 am, 1:50,
Abs, tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows:
1855, 3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Metropolitan - "zaza," Claudette
Colbert in the new film version of
the familiar tale: 1875 am, 1885,
$40, $40, 7:45 and GAS pm.
COlumbtA-"The COWBOY ana Ihe
Lady," the romantic comedy with
Merle Oberon and Gary Cooper:
1l:15 am, 1:20, 1928, $50, 7:35 and
e:40 pm.
Palace-"Jesse James," new action
drama inspired by the life Of the
famed outlaw: 11:55 am, 2:20, 4:45,
7:10 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Ballerina," poignant story
Of a young ballet student who meets
up with life: II am, 12:45, 2:30,
]:15, sos, 7:50 and 9:35 pm.
Belasco - Beethoven Concerto,
new film with much Of the masters
music: 4:30, 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
rans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1939-02-02

nique enables the changes to be
made rapidly, though hardly with
suficient flnesse to meet the de-
mands of so big an occasion as q
Washington play by Washington
players. It may be that this Diff
f1culty, Of course, will be overcome
as the play continues, an improve
ment that would be very helpful,
along with an improvement In the
handling Of lines.
OF the expansive cast, best per-
formances on opening night were
those of Murray Sheean as Speaker
Cole of the House, Arthur Bernard
Cat moments) as the Georgia Demo-
crat In Congress. Rudolph Watson
as Republican M. c., Mimi Norton
as good girl who believed the bad
admiral, Harry Westcott as the ad-
miral and Edith Sognier as the girl
who got into trouble with the Con-
gressman's son. Mr.. Bernard, In
an extremely difficult role, managed
to give the play some Of It's best
moments as well as some of its most
agonizing ones.
William M. Girvan, with the as
sistance of Thomas Shanton, is re-
sponsible for the effective settings
Of washington Merry Go Round"
Those critics whose typewriters
automatically write that a movie
lacks movement as its worst fault
are definitely stymied by "Gunga
Din" which opens tonight at
Keith's 1t could not have more
action without leaving the audience
dizzy, which it probably will do any
way The picture, incidentally,
was screened yesterday to prove,
among other things. that Victor
McLaglen is an actor with a nice
comedy sense as well as the dra-
matte one he used in The Inform
er" And, speaking of action,
Jesse James," which fairly teens
with it, is being held over for a
second week at the Palace -. Dark
Rapture" which opens Sunday at
the Belasco, successor to Beethoven
Concerto" will be screened tonight
at the National Press Club
Glamour" the most widely used if
not the most definitive word in CON-
nection with the movies, finally Is
working its way into picture titles
Even now Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer is working on Glamour
Girl" and They Call It Glamour"
>. The first involves Joan Craw-
ford, the second Hedy Lamar
That will be a world premiere per-
formance of wings of the Navy"
which opens at the Earle tomorrow.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Gable Dances
Is Newest
Slogan
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Behind the scenes with some Of
the new pictures:
idiots Delight t"-M-G-M's CATCH
line coiners leaped on this one as
they did on Anna Christie Of
nine years ago . Then 1t was
"Garbo talks" Now it's Gable
dances!"
Served Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon-
tame as Broadway and touring
play three seasons ago But now
you may not recognize it . Show
reeked with naughty situations .. . u.
All went through Hays purging ma
chine-because movies no longer can
be wicked.
Reunites Clark Gable and Norma
Shearer under direction of Clarence
Brown for first time since "A Free
Soul' That movie memorable
to Norma because she was first
feminine star Gable ever socked be-
fore camera AS little acrobat,
Irene, studio wants you to believe
Norma actually swung by teeth be-
cause "she has most perfect set of
molars in Hollywood" A broad
Evening star., 1939-02-02

into either the wrong cast or the
cast ran into the wrong play. Or
1t may have been combination OF
the two, which seems the more
likely. At any rate, despite num-
ber Of undeniably amusing episodes,
the evenings entertainment was
mostly on the amateurish side.
That is not a thing often to be
said Of the Civic despite the fact
that 1t is composed Of non profess
s1onal performers. The home
townness Of the theme may have
been responsible, but one suspects
rather that it was the merry-go-
round effect which left the cast
rather dizzy.
washington Merry-Go-Round"
from q production standpoint is
easily the most elaborate affair ever
undertaken by F. Cowles Strick-
lands group. The picture of Wash
ington life 1t creates involves 40
characters and 81 scenes. It neces-
sarily is Kaleidoscope and sketchy,
a quality which is frankly conceded
In the title. In spite of the conces-
sion, 1t would be a sounder drama
If Mr. Pearson were willing to dis
pense with some Of the material
which involves familiar types
around town over whose banishment
playwrights happily have dictatorial
powers.
The good reporter is evident in
Mr.. Pearson's writing In one sig
nificant way. He lets facts and
types speak for themselves instead
of trying to ornament them with
fancy, interpretative writing. 1t Is
q style that produces some OF the
more vibrant moments of his play,
especially when the human material
with which 1t is concerned are such
persons as the dyed-in-the-wool
politician. the stuffed shirt behind a
departmental desk, tie lady lobby
list and the intense idealist in poll
tics. Exhibited in an unvarnished
state, these are the more interesting
members of the playwright's Wash
ington mob.
1t is a very sweeping pageant OF
local life that Washingtonians may
see during the 10 days of the plays
run. Among its scenes, which imply
the corresponding characters, are
the rotunda of the Capitol, the
House lobby, State Department
press room, the parks, a Georgetown
garden, an admiral's Office, q cocktail
lounge, restaurant and miscellaneous
other spots. The production tech
Evening star., 1939-02-02

Dorothy Aipsworth, Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital instructor OF
nurses, acted as technical adviser
saw to 1t that glamour nurses
wore hair straight, didn't roll stock
ings, avoided nail polish, wore no
jewelry, walked with correct posture
and otherwise observed hospital
procedure.
Copyright. 1889. By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Sings Tonight

Fleurette Joffrie, soprano, accom-
panied by Mildred Deane, will give
a song recital this evening at the
Arts Club. Her program will con-
sist of Mozart's "Alleluja," Schu-
bert's "Serenade" Singings "Slyve-
lin," Delibes' Maids of Cadiz,
Chaminade's "Madrigal," Thrane's
Norwegian Echo Song" a group OF
folk songs and an aria.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
For Ballet Fans

Three ballet ENTHUSIASTS who see
"Ballerina" at the Little Theater will
soon have new ballet slippers. That's
the prize-a pair OF ballet slippers
offered by the management for each
Of the three best letters of not more
than $50 words on the subject "Why
I enjoyed 'Ballerina.'" Letters
should be addressed to the Little
Theater, where the picture now Is
showing.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
New Civic Theater Drama
Has Washington Scene
Merry .Go.Round,' by Leon Pearson,
Has Its Bright Spots, but Also
Its Dizzy Ones as Played
BY JAY CARMODY.

The Civic Theater production Of Pearson play
venture high hopes Hopes that
perhaps failed materaze at last
opening Wardan Theater Mr. Pearsons
backstag Washington of record