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Evening star., 1942-03-14
Maryland Churches
LIST Varied Sermon
Topics Tomorrow
Ruling Elder Of Miami
Will Be Guest Speaker
At Bethesda Presbyterian

The ruling elder Of Miami, Fla.
the Rev. Kenneth S. Keyes, will be
the guest speaker at the Bethesda
Presbyterian Church at II am. to-
morrow. In observance of Every
Member Canvass Sunday, he will
speak on Christian Stewardship
In the absence of the Rev James
S. Albertson, pastor, Ruling Elder
]. Arthur Wood will conduct the 8
pm. service.
Bethesda Christian.
The Rev. w. G. Dram will speak
on The Keys of knowledge and
Life" at II am. Sunday.
Brentwood Methodist.
What the Lord Requires Of Thee"
will be the II a m. topic of the Rev.
Garner M. Butt. At pm. Chaplain
Russell G. Becktel of the 176th In
fantry will be the guest speaker.
Mount Rainier Baptist.
The Rev. George S. Hixson will
preach at II am.
Mt. Zion-Cedar Grove Baptist.
The Rev c. A. Brubaker will
preach at 10 am. at Mt. Zion and
at l1:30 am. at Cedar Grove on "A
Stone From Heaven" At pm.
he will have as his Germantown
sermon topic, over the Wall in a
Basket"
Hyattsville Memorial Methodist.
Achieving Through Prayer" will
be the II am. sermon topic of the
Rev. w. Clark Main.
Hyattsville Church of Christ,
Scientist.
Subject of both services and Sun
day school at IL am. will be Sub
stance"
Mount Rainier Lutheran.
The Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow will
speak on How Oft Shall My
Brother Sin Against Me and I For
give Him?" at 8:l5 and II am, and
on The Lord for My Possessions" at
5 o'clock vesper service.
Kensington Methodist.
Jesus, Friend of the Lonely" will
be the sermon theme of the Rev
Edwin A. Ross at II am.
Hyattsville First Methodist.
The Rev. Edgar Beckett has
chosen as his II am. topic, The
Choice of Joseph of Arimathea
The Rev. H. w. Burgan of the Ham,
line Methodist Church will be the
guest speaker at pm.
Cabin John Methodist.
The Rev. U. S. A. Heavener will
preach on The Rich Man and
Lazarus" at II am.
Mount Rainier Methodist.
"a New Power" will be the II m
subject of the Rev. Clarkson R
Banes. At 8 pm. he will preach on
Selling Out"
Silver Spring Evangelical Lutheran.
The Rev. Frederick J. Eckert will
speak at II am. on Rejoicing in
Christ, the Bread of Life"
Silver Spring Calvary Lutheran.
Sermon subject of the Rev. Carl
A. Koerber at II am. will be The
Two Kinds of Sorrow"
Bethesda Methodist.
The Rev. Hartwell F. Chandler
will speak on The Sin-scorching
Presence of Jesus at II am. and
The Necessity and Choice of the
Cross at pm.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Lutheran.
Living Bread for the Dying" will
be the subject of the Rev. Raymond
A. Vogeley at II am. and Promises
Divine" at 8:15 pm.
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Arlington Boy Scouts
Plun First-Aid Event

The Arlington County Va.) Boy
Scouts will hold their annual first
aid contest at o'clock tonight at
the Washington-Lee High School.
The contest will include a demon
Stration to illustrate how an in
jured person can treat himself. H.
David Locking, district Scout COM
missioner, is helping to work out
emergency first-aid problems for
crews from each Arlington Scout
troop.
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Missing Persons

| Those hduing information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
,Dith the Public Relations Squad
| OF the Police Department, No
tiondl 1000.
Catherine Bernice Dewitt, IA; 5
feet inches, 120 pounds, brown eyes
and hair; wearing tan dress and
sweater, wine-colored coat; missing
from 3003 Seventh street S. E. since
yesterday.
Robert Harris, IA; feet inches,
119 pounds. brown eyes and hair;
wearing dark trousers, brown leather
jacket, high-top boots, Postal Tele-
graph cap; missing from 112 Twelfth
street N. E. since Thursday.
Clifford David Mosby, IA, colored,
5 feet, los POUNDS; wearing gray
trousers. green sweater: missing
from II K street N. E. since yester-
day.
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Alexandria ATTORNEY
Held in Theft Churqe

An Alexandria attorney was being
held today at Arlington County jail
under $4,000 bond charged with
grand larceny.
Waller B. Smith, 30, was arrested
yesterday by 1t. Russell Hawes OF
Alexandria on a warrant sworn out
by Commonwealth Attorney Law
renee w. Douglas of Arlington. The
warrant charged him with stealing
s6,6S4.5O in personal property from
the w. r. Kelly Co., Washington
real estate and investment firm.
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J. +. Hesse Rites Today

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, March
IA (SpeciaD Services will be held at
the home in the suburbs here this
afternoon for Jacob Frederick Hesse,
78, a former president of the Berke-
ley County Court and one of the
county's early rural mail carriers
who died Thursday.
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Absolute Divorce Granted

ROCKVILLE, Md, March IA (Spe-
aD.-Mrs. Bessie E. Amiss of Be-
thesda has been granted an absolute
divorce from Robert E. Alniss of
Prince Georges County by Circuit
Judge Stedman Prescott. Desertion
was charged.
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Given School Post

ANNAPOLIS, March IA (R.-Emil
Kruger of Green Haven has been
appointed to the Anne Arundel
County Board of Education, succeed
ing David S. Jenkins, who resigned
to become assistant county school
S,lDerintendek
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THE COSMOS CLUB-Ths drawing by Helen Catch Durston
the pigeon and squirrel feeding
the United States Lafayette Park 1t is the demo-
right of child to dispense peanuts from these
benches hard convenient to the White House have
also recently officials who need confer
without telephone interruptions.
Admission rules are strcer the Club housed in
the rambling ancient homes across Madison place To
Join you male of high scientific literary artistic
distinction The clubs first president in 1878 Maj John
W. Powell geologst with fine Civil War record and full
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Abbott, Costello Take Over
New Version of Rio Rita
Comedians Bounce Through Their Half
Of Palace Musical With Younger
M"G.M Players Doing Rest
BY JAY CARMODY,

If you persony such great institution
Sumner We There such dignity about Metro
sophisticated apscky comedies
Powell
II, have been sinn,.
the time to change
The place change p,o ,rr.,
PALACE where RIO RITA"
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is IN Ihe Spoilers.
Whether or not John Wayne and
Randolph Scott top the original
brawl in the new version of The
Spoilers which opened yesterday at
Keith's, is something we are not
qualified to say. 1t is safe to re-
port, however, that the slugfest in
dulged in by Mr. Wayne and Mr.
Scott here is the roaringest one in a
long time, even more Of slap-bang
pandemonium than Cecil B. de
Miles storming of Acre. which was
performed on more lavish scale.
1t probably is safe to report also.
or at least safe to hazard the guess,
that this new Frank Lloyd produc-
ton of Rex Beach's famed yarn has
not been regarded so seriously by
Director Ray Enright and the play
This, OF course, is as 1t should be.
for no audience could be expected
to take it seriously. With the play
ers more or less gently caricaturing
their roles, however. and with the
script playfully kidding itself on
occasion, The Spoilers" becomes .
welcome bit of escape drama.
The Spoilers is generally enjoy
able on two counts-because it IS
unpretentious and because 1t moves,
which is lot more than you can
say about half the motion pictures
you would find by blindfolding
yourself and pointing a finger at the
nearest theater. The plot is con-
ventional enough by this time,
probably more so than when Mr..
Beach wrote it, and the film follows
the general pattern of these stories
Of adventure in the wide open
spaces, Nome. Alaska, circa 1900,
being something of a wide open
space. But when nothing else is
happening a couple OF the sour
doughs of the era are always will
ing to step out into the muddy
Main street of Nome and trade shots
with a claim jumper.
You also will find, In this tale OF
gold rush days, Miss Marlene
Dietrich playing a sort Of Mae West
of the northlands, complete with
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groomed throughout and II she
really had been on hand 1t is prob
able that Alaska never would have
been known as q cold land. When
Miss Dietrich smolders she really
smoloers and she devotes most of
her time In The Spoilers" to
smoldering.
The man she smolders for, even
unto the point Of helping him get
back his mine from the claim
jumpers while she is giving him the
chill to his face. is John Wayne,
who, 1t might be said. seems worth
her trouble. There are a number
OF others who enter into the mis-
cellaneous shooting. the claim
jumping and the general fun with
good spirit. among them Harry
Carey. Randolph Scott, Margaret
Lindsay and Richard Barthelmess.
They all make The Spoilers lively
enough. and you don't have to take
1t seriously.
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that all oflcialdom realized rock
lifting was Brian's profession. Nor
did his wife, Miriam Hopkins, want
the baby. OF course, she has a
heart of corn-husk. preferred to lead
the gay life, not the domestic. Not
so. Brian. His decision to make Of
himself an honorable father was
so implacable that Miriam became
deeply panied. Why, on account Of
1t she even double e-crossed him or
his ANAL job, the Cartwright: but.
Of course, she paid for it and so did
her two subsequent stooges. And
so did the public, sitting there gaz-
ing CLASSY
That Gentleman Donlevy gave
himself up to his boyhood chum, the
captain of the police force preston
FOSTER. and by virtue of legally
shady deal persuaded that individual
to adopt his infant while he went
to Jail, may or may not have been
a foregone conclusion. 1t doesn't
much matter. So long as the child
grew up in a sheltered sort Of way,
which she did. completely free of
scandal due to the ingeniousness Of
her highly sheltered father, the
subtle effectiveness OF aroma of
heliotrope, and the legal eye-winking
Of her fathers chum. the police cap
tain. orchids, by the way, to the
latter who. by films end rises to no
less than q Supreme Court judge
ship.
4
Alvino Rey and his orchestra with
the four King sisters collect all the
chips as far as concerns the stage
show Alvino, you know, plays the
guitar-a whole lot of it, and most
of it beautiful in it's own sometimes
weird fashion. The Rey guitar and
band, needless to say, went through
a large portion of the popular
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RIO RITA" Metro-Goldvyn.M,v.r
production starring Abbott and Costello.
based upon screen plav bv Richard Con-
nell and Gladys Lehman. with special ma
terial by John Grant: directed by s. Sylvan
Simon. At the Palace.
The CAT,
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There is no surprise. however, IN
the acting style of the comedians as
1t applies to Rio Rita Their style,
which has exploded them to the top
as screen funny men. is still incor-
ruptibly burlesoue They would not
change it for Metro, for Rio Rita
or for any one or anything else.
They would be crazy If they did
and whatever their screen antics
may indicate, their business sense
Is az right as J. P. Morgan's.
The Rio Rita" resulting from Alb
bott and Costello's employment by
M-G-M is precisely what you would
expect it to be under the circum-
stances. two-part invention IN
which one part has virtually nothing
approximately close to the others.
That Is to say. Abbott and Costello
do their half. huge group of actors
and singers perform the other half,
and when the twain meet 1t is the
most casual thing ever accomplished
In script writing. The effect is that
Of seeing a double feature with al
ternate reels Of the two films run
In sequence. 1t is not as bad as 1t
sounds. however AS indeed nothing
could be. X
One OF the pleasant features OF
this Rio Rita" which is lavish
looking thing, as all Metro musicals
are. is the complete absence OF pre-
tence that the comedians are overly
. part of the proceedings. 1t says
with admirable honesty right in the
credits that the original Is screen
play by Richard Connell and Gladys
Lehman with special material for
Abbott and Costello by John Grant"
The special material for the CO.
medians includes such special items
as getting trapped in Venetian
blinds. backing up against flaming
nreplaces, pants losing while hang
ing from an automobile bumper
over a precipice and many another
gag which has made the pair
public idol. They go after 1t all with
what seems to be greater relish
than when they were couple Of
climbers on the payroll Of Universal
studios. +* ~
The musical half of Rio Rita" is
%aken care Of by some of the
studios brightest and prettiest young
people. and quite adequately, too,
rs such things go. There is, for Rita.
pretty Kathryn Grayson. who can
sing like a lark and who acts the
part Of the pretty little heiress in
spy plot perhaps as we'll as any
pretty little heiress herself could do
It. Miss Grayson gets her oppor-
tunities to sing in the course Of
Rio Rita" and in that department
she is particularly good in the
SHADOW Song" number.
Others who participate are John
Carroll. who also has a fine voice
FOR the manly songs that are sung
In the Texas Ranger fashion OF
those In Rio Rita; Patricia Dane
IS the seeming villainess who actu-
ally is female Federal agent:
Barry Nelson as her associate and
Tom Conway as slick Nazi spy.
They ali fill in very nicely those
areas of the film in which Abbott
and Costello are absent for costume
changes and a chance to catch their
breath ++
Followers Of "Nostradamus," the
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Gentleman
After Dark
Reformed

"A GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK" q
United Artists hlm starring Brian Donlevy
Miriam Hopkins and Preston Foster: pro-
L. Marin; screenplay BY Patterson McNutt
and 0eorse Bruce. from . story by Rich
ard Washburn Child. At the Capitol.
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HISER. BETHESDA sec s:ss..J:, wis; AZ ~.
Wis. 4s4s. Brad. Ol05. Air Conditioned.
At 8 and S:35 P.M.-RODDY MCDONALD.
star Of How Green Was My Valley" in
ION THE SUNNYSIDE."
At 7:2O and $50 PM.-CHARJE CHAN 8
"CASTLE IN THE DESERT"
New Detective Mystery Thrilleri
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

and Time Of Showing
Stage.
National-The Ballet Russo de
Monte Carlo. presented by S. Hurok,
lists Swan Lake" "Three-Cornered
Hat" and Prince Igor" for tonight
at 8:15 pm.
Catholic University-"Count Me
In" an original musical comedy:
$50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-"Gentleman After Dark"
with Brian Donlevy the frustrated
gent: IL am, lao, 4:25, 7:30 and
1905 pm. Stage shows: 1910, 3:25,
$40 and pm.
Columbia-"Song of the Islands,"
. grass-skirted Cradle smeared with
technicolor: 11:15 am, l, 2:40, 4;35,
$40. 8:10 and 9:55 pm.
Earle-"Reap the Wild Wind" the
latest spectacle of De Mile: 10;45
an, 1::3O., 4:20, 720 and 1920 pm.
Stage shows: |, $50, $50 and $50
pm.
Keith's-"The Spoilers" with Mar
lene Dietrich and that famous f1st-
night: 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925, $50,
7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Pride and Prejudice"
English lavender with Olivier and
Carson: II am, 1:30, AIS, 7 and
p:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"King's Row. from
the dramatic novel by Henry Bella
man: 11:20 am, 1:50, 4:25, 7 and
e:40 pm.
Palace-"Rio Rita" Abbott and
Costello south of the border: 1905,
2:30, 4:55. 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
Pix-"The Men In Her Life" Lor-
eta Yourgs, that is: 2:30, 4:20, 6:15,
8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
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rotund maid named Idabelle Owner
Of successful gambling establish
ment and saloon, Miss Dietrich Is
truly a flower In the wilderness, one
Of the few persons in Nome without
a three-day growth OF beard and the
only who can cross the street with
out getting muddy, though she also
is the only one who does not wear
boots. Miss Dietrich, in spite Of
her surroundings, remains we'll
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THE SPOILERS" Universal picture.
starring Marlene Dietrich. John Wayne and
Randolph Scott, produced by Frank Lloyd,
directed by Ray Enright, screen play by
Lawrence Hazard and Tom Reed. adapted
from the Rex Beach novel Of the same
name. At Keith's
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prophet who became a star on the
modern screen whatever honor he
may have missed in his own country,
will find the latest issue OF his
work much to their liking. 1t says.
ever so inspiringly, that the war
will end in victory for the United
Nations and that long peace will
follow. Nothing. naturally. could be
finer
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opened yester-
day with, of all
people, Abbott
end Costello as
the names in the
big, black type.
Metro, Of all STU
dios! The house
of Garbo and the
house OF Shear
e.! Now also the
house OF Abbott
and ost e | o,
those bouncing
b oys Of b ur-
lesque, 1t is quite
q surprise, con-
81 ere d from
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repertory At varying PAGES and In
varying shades Of tone, blastingly
brilliant to subdied. The Sisters
King are an attraction from any
viewpoint. For brief changes in
mood, there are Spencer and Fore
man to dance and Pat Henning to
make the comedy.
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BY J. w. STEPP.


A crook, genus low or gentlemen,
can have a soft heart. You have
heard that before. You will hear
and see the phenomenon again in
cinematic form If you should chance
to visit the Capitol Theater and its
"A Gentleman After Dark" this
week.
As . matter Of fact there are al
together too many cinematic crooks
going straight these days. Again
and again we have seen grim-vis-
aged gents greet the opening cur
tain with q nromisingly fine hail
Of lead or an excellent display Of
Rafnesian light-fingeredness and
continue their Immoral bent for the
better part Of two reels. But al
ways something happens to spoil the
wicked fun. A long suffering wom-
an vitality interested in the wrong
doer usually turns up to show him
the light. Or an odiously cute baby
enters his life to COO its way into
his heart and the public right out
Of its interest.
1t was the baby influence In "A
Gentleman After Dark" Brian Dom
levy was doing rather nicely lifting
rocks of the Mrs. Thorpdyckes and
Cartwrights OF New York, and get
ting away with 1t despite the fact
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place TO change it
where Rio Rita"
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Brawl in The Spoilers
Is Truly an Epic Battle
John Wayne and Randolph Scott
Trade Blows Over Marlene Dietrich
q In New Picture at keith's
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Ancient historians of the cinema long have conendd there
fight with which clmaXed
version OF The Spoilers"
spatered per
before Saloons
a
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
CONFERENCIA SOBRE PRE-
PARAGON PARA LA GU
DADANIA

Una conferencia sobre la pre-
paraci6n para la ciudadania
empezara hoy sus sesiones en- la
Universidad de Tampa. PRESIDE
"a la session de hoy, que empez6
a las 2 de la tarde, 81 Sr. w. W.
Eyster, director del serviciO de
immigration y naturalization en-
este d~istrito. Manana viernes
Sc efectuara la segunda session,
repartida en- dos turnos, uno a
las $50 de la mahana y otro a
las 2 100 P. M.
Participaran en- ell programme,
entire otras personals, los Sres.
w. T. Newsome, r. Martinez
Ybor y G. Edmund Everett.
Las banderas, en- la session de
seran presentadas por
ell Puesto Marcelo Gonzalez No.
70, de la Legion Americana, del
cual es comandante el Sr. Fal-
some.
Pronunciaran discusses, ma
mana viernes, el afcalde r. E. l..
Chancey, Wilbur +. Hardness,
DR.. Colin English, Sra. Rolla
A. Southworth, John Kilgore y
DIR. james Elliot Mooney.
Tocara la orquesta de la WPA
dirigida por Maxine Echega-
ray.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
HERIDOS DOS
~DIPUTADOS

Viajaban aver en- un autom6-
vii los Sres. Morris Goldberg J
Red Hamilton, dos diputadoE
del sheriff, cuando al primerO
sc lie ocurri6 examinar su rev6
yer.
Casualmente ell arma Sc dis.
par6 y sufrieron heridas el pro
pic Goldberg y Hamilton, sien-
do, a,istidos los dos en- el Hospi-
tai San Jose.
Goldberg manifesto que Ell ar
ma no era la suya, sino que pen
saba cOmprar a un ciudadano
que conoce.
Ell proyectil, que hiri6 ligera-
mente al que manejaba el arma.
Sc aloj6 en- la pantOrrilla dere-
cha del agente que guiaba ell co
che.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

obras
de compositores Y m1sicos
contemporaries del Hemisfe-
rio integraban ell programa de
un concerto de gala pan
americana que fue celebrado
recientemente en- Washington.
Ell concerto 10 organize la
Association de MIsica de
Camara, una organization que
ha sido patrocinada por varios
de los embajadores y minis
tros de las otras Americas.
Sc verified este concerto de We
rano al aire libre y estuvo muy con-
currido, habiendo asistido un grupo
de diplomaticos y distinguish rep
re~sentacion social de Washington.
Tuvo lugar en- la ~espaciosa terraza
del jardfn de Dumbarton Oaks, vieja
Q historical Residential que Sc en-
cuentra en- ell corazon de la capital
estadounidense, lugar bien conocido
en- toda la nacion por u esplen-
didos jardines.
Asiste ell Vicepresidente Wallace
~Se hallaban en- ell concerto, como
hvitados de honor, ell vicepresidente
de los Estados Unidos, Sr. Henry
A. Wallace Y su sonora; diplomat
cos de la Embajada Brasilena, y
los representatives de todas las
misiones diplomaticas en- Wash
ington. Tambien Sc %encontraba
presente, con invitacion especial,
un n1mero de representatives de
los pafses de las otras Americas
que estan en- Ia actualidad en- los
Estados Unidos, recibiendo un en-
trenamiento especial en- mathematical
superior, r~elacionada o ell radio.
Este grupo fue presentado al Sr.
vicepresidente, quien les di6 una
cordial bienvenida.
En- Ell programa del concerto
hguraban composiciones de COM
positores Argentinos, Cubanos y de
los Estados Unidos. La soprano
brasileha Nine. Lais Wallace, quien
en- la primavera pasada di6 un bril-
llante concerto en- la Union Pan
americana, fue la solista en- esta
OCCASION. Gel programa presentaba
gran originalidad y todas las com
po~siciones fueron oidas por primera
v0z en- Washington.
Formaban parte del programa,
Asimismo, dos arreglos para Guar
teto de Instruments de cuerda, ell
primero hecho por ell Sr. Constan-
tino Cato, conocido compositor ar
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

Pr6rimO Picnic
Para ell domingo A de 0ctubre
anuncia la Sociedad Centre AS
turiano su festival annual la Co
vadonga," que consistira en- un
magnifico Picnic.
Dentro de breves dias Sc nom
braran las comisiones que ten
dram a su cargo los preparati-
Hos.
Como es de suponer, Sc efec-
tuara en- el interior del edificio
social.
Habra un suculento almuerzo
y bale.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

gentino de m1sica de orquesta Y de
coro, quien reside en- Buenos Aires.
La segunda composition es obra de
Henry Hadley, de Boston, Mas
sachusetts, reconocido como uno de
los mas destacados compositores de
m1sica clasica de los Estados
Unidos.
La solista brasilena, a mas de
una excelente voz, aporto originate
dad al concerto. Cant6 cuatro
c~anciones de ~interesante origen.
Dos de elias formaban parte de un
grupo de canciones del siglo II,
coleccionadas por Fray Gregorio de
Zuola, I'm monte Franciscano que en-
esa lejana epoca viva Y trabajaba
en- la region del Plata, Estas can
clones fueron puestas en- notacion
moderna Y harmonizadas para woes
Y cuarteto de cuerda por ell Sr.
Josue Te6flo Wilkes, otro compost
tor contemporaneo, de Buenos
Aires.
Las otras dos canciones de Nine.
Wallace fueron versos original
mente %escritos por Jorge Manrique,
poeta espanol del siglo Is, musicale
zados en- 1886, tambien para woes
v cuarteto de cuerdas, por ell Sr.
Joaquin Nin-Culmell, joven COM
positor cubano. FL senior Mn
Culmell ha dado gran numero de
conciertos en- las otras Americas y
es, actualmente, professor de mGsica
en- Williams College, en- Williams
town, Massachusetts.
AuspiciadO por D~iplOmaticOs
La Association de M1sica de
Camara es un grupo tornado en-
Washington, ell cual cada verano
presenta una serie de %conciertos de
musica de camara, de los cuales
forma parte este programa pam
americana. La association sc en-
cuentra ahora en- su tercera tenn
po-ada. Entire los auspiciadores de
este grupo Sc encuentran los sigui-
eutes diplomaticos del Hemisferio.
FL Embajador de la Argentina,
Sr. Felipe A. Espil Y sonora; Ell
Embaiador Sr. Carlos Martins y
sonora, del Brasil; Ell Embajador
Sr. Di6genes Escalante y sonora,
de Venezuela; FL Embajador ST..
Rodolfo Michels Y senora, de Chile;
Ell Embajador DR.. Aurelio f. Con-
cheso y sonora, de Cuba; FL En-
bajador Sr. Juan Carlos Blanco y
sonora, del Uruguay; Ell Ministro
Sr. Leon DeBayle Y sonora, de
Nicaragua; y ell Ministro Sr. J. Nj.
Troncoso y sonora, de la Repdbl'ca
Dominicana