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The Phoenix index., 1941-08-30
Teacher Designs
100000 Hospital
HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va.

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va.
-(SNS)-A 100000 Negro
hospital for Newport News has
been designed by William H.
Moses, Jr., acting chairman of
the building contraction depart
ment of the Hampton Institute
Division of Trades and Indus
tries.
The hospital which, it is hoped,
will be constructed with federal
funds under the contemplated
Lanhan bill, will be called the
Whitaker Memorial Hospital and
will replace the present, old and
overcrowded Whitaker Hospital.
1t will be located, if finally ap-
proved by the government, at
Orcutt avenue and 28th street,
and will be a modern, fireproof
structure with a bed capacity Of
124.
Mr. Moses had as his associates
IN the designing of this building,
Benson L. Dutton of the Hamp-
ton Institute department as civil
engineer and Charles 7. Russell
Of Richmond, Va, as associate
architect. 1t is expected that the
Lanham bill will authorize a
100000 program of feder-
al aid for important community
facilities in National Defense
Evening star., 1941-11-22
BY HARRY MACARTHUR,

0y hhhhf M1cAhIHUk.
Continuing our course Of educa-
ton in the techniques Of modern
warfare, Hollywood sends us now q
lesson in the art Of leaping from
airplanes and the uses OF para
chute troops, In a picture called
parachute Battalion" It's as apt
a name as any film ever had, for
the new photoplav at the Metro
politan is about the training Of q
parachute battalion.
This is, it must be said, q rather
elementary lesson and it neither
passes along any hints to foreign
powers nor grants amateur military
strategists a very deep insight into
the part played by the paratroops
when battle is going on Still 1t
gives us little bits of information
to be tucked away until they are
needed You will learn, for instance,
that a parachute jumper is wise to
recall that he has an emergency
chute strapped to his chest, should
he notice that he is passing those
who preceded him from the plane
You will also learn how to pack a
parachute so it will open, a matter
which is rather important to the
user, who is usually the fellow who
packed it.
These and other little gleanings
Of knowledge are packed away in
the usual story about recruits in
the Army, midshipmen at Annapolis
or students at college. Given the
Evening star., 1941-11-22

Spangled Banner" for her second
extra number. In this she showed
her natural endowment and the
ring and the warmth OF her tones,
unhampered by the conscious effort
she put into her more pretentious
numbers. These were ''Dich Theure
Halle" from Wagner's "Tannhaus-
er," and Brahms "Regenlied" and
"Sehsucht." She presented them,
however. with style and good
enunciation In need of a depend
able diaphram. Miss Watkins voice
lacks that kind of support which
permits a singer to use her voice
as an instrument and gives her un-
limited power and control over it.
The singer was warmly applauded,
and sang Carpenter The Sleep
That Fits on Baby Eyes" for her
first encore. Dorothy Radde Emery
played the accompaniments for Miss
Watkins in her usual discrete and
musicianly manner.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Two Young Artists
Heard in Concert
BY ELENA de SAYN

Two attractive young artists. Ev-
elyn Swarthout, pianist, and Char
lotte Watkins, soprano, who trans
lated their feminine charm into mu-
sic. opened the winter series of
weekly concerts presented by the
Friday Morning Music Club at Bar
ker Hall yesterday morning
Miss Swarthout undertook the
sustaining part of the program. She
began with Brahms-Busoni's three
Choral Preludes. Op. 122"-"Herz-
lich tut mich verlangen," les ist
Elm 'Ros 'Entsprungen," "Schmucke
dich, liebe Seele'-fGllowed by
Schumann's "Abegg Variations" and
Chopins "Barcarolle Returning
for her second group later, she
played Ireland's flowing "Amberley
Wild Brooks" clever "Vignette No.
l." by U. Cole. a successful woman
composer: Guions gay The Har-
monica Player" in a gigue rhythm
and 1nfante's eel Vito" a number
in Spanish vein, reminiscent of
Liszt's familiar La Campanella.
The first three numbers in this
group and Schumann's "Abegg Var
iatfons" seemed particularly we'll
suited to Miss Swarthout's airy
touch and graceful delivery. Her
fleet fingers, gliding over the key
board, suggested the ripples of the
brook in Ireland's selection. as we'll
as in Schumanns. Since fexibility
and crystalline clarity are her forte.
one may wonder why she should
choose numbers like those by
Brahms -Busoni, which require So
nority and depth of tone. or a Span
1sh composition in which national
color and character play SO impor-
tant part. After her second Rroup
the pianist added two more selec-
tions in response to an insistent de-
mand.
1t is not often that an encore de-
termlnes the quality and possibilities
OF a voice, but such was the case
Hnen Miss Watkins sang the star
Evening star., 1941-11-22
ParachuteS
Subject Of
This Lesson
Soldiers Learn
To Leap in Film
At the Met

PARACHUTE BATTALION" an R-K-o
Radio picture. featuring Nancy Kelly. Harry
Carey and Robert Preston: produced by
Howard Benedict: directed by Leslie Good
wins; screen play by John Twist and Capt.
John H Fite, United States Army Air
Corps At the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

mon humanity. The Howard play
may be remembered as one which
closed in Washington, which never
got to New York. 1t did not worry
Cough. He still felt the same way
and went on feeling it for three
other seasons in which the choice oi
| roles was rather slim.
Now, in Golden Wings" Robert
Millions production which opens
here Monday night, he again Il
playing the part of a hot-headeo
young idealist. He took it because
the character struck him as ire
sistible and far enough removed in
time from Shadow and Substance
to give him a new start. II it still
leaves him typed he will begin the
old fight against such roles all over
again.
He admits he is stubborn that
way. He thinks more actors should
be if they would avoid the fate OF
entirely too many of the profession
Let Saxophones, drums, pianos or
other instruments dominate as
many popular dance bands as they
do, Johnny Long will stick to the
violin. 1t will survive long after
the others have gone back to
secondary roles, he thinks.
The headliner of the Earle's stage
program this week. who began as
a violinist and will end as one,
thinks those who regard the instru-
ment as obsolete as merely misin-
formed. 1t is a primary instrument
to him, and always will be. Without
its mellowness, he is certain heavy
brass and humping drums never
would have achieved their present
place in popular music and when
their present place is lost, the violin
will take it over.
Fiddle in hand, he is willing to
join such enduring company as Paul
Whiteman, Jan CARRIER, Leo Reis-
man, Xavier Cugat and Ben Bernie
among violin maestri who managed
to survive the pre- -eminence of other
instruments at various times in the
changing history of popular music.
Seven years, nearly eight in fact,
is a long time as movies 60. AS a
result, even M-G-M has to think
hard to recall details Of the initia-
ton of the Thin Man" series.
Thinking hard, however, it re-
members that the first of the group
was undertaken at the inSistence Of
w. S. Van Dyke II and Hunt Strom-
berg, who left there was admiral BILE
romance between married couples,
specifically Nick and Nora Charles.
They were allowed a very limited
budget on which to prove the point.
The budget permitted them such
brief time to work that the pic
ture was turned out in IA days.
That they were not merely humor-
ing a couple of talented execu-
tives did not occur to the studios
higher-ups until the picture had
crossed several million dollars.
Other than that, it:
l. Established Van Dyke as a
top-f1ight motion picture director.
2 Earned Powell his first long
term contract.
3. Made him, with Miss Low, a
partner in one Of the big money
earning acting teams in Hollywood
history.
4. Established Asia as the most
popular dog actor since Rin-Tin-
Tin.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National The Rivals" with
Mary Boland. Bobby Clark and
Walter Hampden: 2:30 and $50 p m
Wardman Park-"Kiss the Boys
Goodbye" played by the Washing
ton Civic Theater: 8:A5 pm.
Screen.
CapitOl-"The Chocolate Soldier, y
Rise Stevens, Eddy and Strauss
music: IL am. las, 4:30. tbs and
s55 pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Earle-"They Died With Their
Boots On Errol Flynn as Gen
Custer: 10 am. 1855. 3:55, 6:55
and $50 pm. Stage shows: 1920
800, $40 and $40 pm.
Suspicion" suspense by
Hitchcock: 11:15 am, lis, 800
5:25, 7:3O and s:35 pm.
Palace Shadow of the Thin
Man" more about Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Charles: 10:45 am. 1855
sos, Sis, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan - Parachute Bat
talon" drama at 10000 feet: IL 80
am, 1:25, 3:35, 5:35, TAO and GAS
pm.
COlumbia-"A Yank in the r
A. F." Tyrone Power goes to Dun
kerque: l1:15 am, lis, 800, 5:25,
7:30 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"The Stars Look Down,
human drama taut with suspense
IL am, 1:05, 3;l5, $40, 7:30 and
9;40 pm.
Pix-"Rebecca," revival OF the
1:35, 4, $40 and 9:15 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

producers of both movies and plays
made notes that here was the actor
who could play that part better than
almost any one they ever had seen.
They wasted no time in letting
their opinion become known to
Cough. Part after part. identical in
essence, was offered him. Instead
of being pleased, taking the roles
and living on caviar ever afterward,
he grew wary. To take any of the
parts, he reasoned, was to become
known as an actor who could do one
Job well. He wanted, instead, to
become known as an all-around
actor, a character player. Accord
ingly turning down all other offers,
he became the priest in the late
Sidney Howard's Madame Will
You Walk" 1t was exactly the
reverse of his first big success in
Shadow and Substance" in which
his antagonist was the intellectual
canon whose intellectually had
cruelty barred him from under
standing the simple needs OF COM
Evening star., 1941-11-22
A Note on Hawaii

Latest OF Paramount Cameraman
Arthur Menkens reports from the
Far Eastern war theater has come
along now, brief and reassuring
glimpse Of the various defenses of
Hawaii. These and other pictorial
reports on the affairs of the world
are to be found at the Trans-Lux
on the new newsreel program.
There are war pictures from Fin
land, shots Of the late Ark Royal
pictures Of Japan's special envoy
arriving in Washington and sundry
other items of more or less serious
import. Haiti, Land of Dark Mys-
terry" is the headline attraction
among the short subjects.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
HOLLYWOOD Sees Another
Battle on Film Credits
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

Studio heads In militant mood today determined band
together the elimination Of all credits those
director,
by month
the producers by
Evening star., 1941-11-22
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Evening star., 1941-11-22
ANUS EN- ENTS
Being typed Actors Fault,
Thinks Stubborn Mr.. Couch
Avoiding 1t Means Merely Scorning Jobs
Until Different One Is Offered;
Long Has Faith in His Violin
BY JAY CARMODY.

An actor does not have to be typed
nave Its hadhps such opardzed
an inability finance regular eating willing risk
fate does
least that has been the experience of Lloyd Cough bueyed
oondlsh curly haired
more temperamentally suited for the
Evening star., 1941-11-22

Kennedy, Nr. 4th NV
RA. 5000. Mat. PN.
Parking Space Available at Patror .
JAMES LYDON, JUNE PREISSFP :
HENRY ALDRICH FOR PRE-
DENT At 1850. 400. SOS, =
9 40. Riders of Death Valley" No
8. Matinee OnlyD
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Young Mr.. Coughs movie chance,

not 10 mentlOn
his best theater
oppor t unities,
came some three
8 e a S o n S a G o.
They were the
result of playing
" ! I h conSum-
mate success the
hot = h e a d e d,
idealistic young
school teacher in
Paul Vim C e n t
c a r r O | ! S
Shadow a n d
Substance" I'M
mediately t h e y
saw the drama,
Evening star., 1941-11-22

characters. you could write the yarn
yourself. There Is this sergeant and
he has daughter. Then there are
these recruits, one a swell-headed
football hero, another a nice guy
fighting battle with himself
against his fear Of jumping, still
another, the comic character from
the hill country. Get it? Harry
Carey, Nancy Kelly, Edmond
O'Brien, Buddy Ebsen and Robert
Preston manage we'll enough with
it, though. And there are some ex-
citing shots Of a sky full of para
chutes.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
'Yank' Moves

"a Yank in the R. A. F." in
which Tyrone Power plays the
cocky American pilot brought to
his senses in the skies over Dun
kerque, has moved now to Loew's
Columbia for third week on F
street Betty Cradle is on hand to
help with the SOLDERING process.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

will make you one of the biggest
stars on this lot"
Mr.. Carroll replied: For that
will sing, and settle down. too"
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