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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

VOKIECIU istaigu parody
mu Lietuvos ukininkai nuo
hektaro turi pristatyti viduti-
niskai po 120 kilogramu bruk-
tu linu.
VOK1ECIAI sake kad "Rytu
krastai" pasidarysia Vokiski
tik tue atveju jeigu "tukstan-
ciai Vokeciu ukininku ten ars
zeme". Todel tuos "rytus" jie
nori 'naujai apgyvendinti''.
Jie planuoja Vokiecius ukinin-
kus iskelti is Vokietiios ir ap-
gyvendinti "Rytu krastuose".
Ju zeme Vokietijoje perimsia
kaimyniniai ukininkai, kurie
tokiu budu padidins savo ukiu
plota. Pacioje Vokietijoje nu-
matyta esq 100000 ukiu kur
busia duodama ukininkavimo
praktika ir tada tie islavinti
ukininkai vyks j "Rytus".
KAIP keistai Vokieciai gal
voja parodo Sis pavyzdis, kaip
paduoda vienas Vokieciu laik-
raScio straipsnis. Vokieciu uz-
imtas miestas Balstoge anot
ju, yra Vokiskas miestas Mes
viduramziais keli Vokieciai pa
state kelis pastatus Balstoges
mieste, veliau Vokieciai amati-
ninkai pastate ten karaliskus
rumus, dar veliau keli Woke
ciai ten buve pirkliais. -.
VOKIECIU ypatingasis teis-
mas Kaune nuteise Telsiu gy-
ventoja Prana Norku, AZ m.
amziaus, mirties bausme uz
ginklo laikyma be leidimo.
LIETUVOS ukininkai mesa
visokias VokieciQ pabaudas uz
nepristatyma maisto kiekiu.
Rugsejo menesi buvo paskelb-
ia kad kas nepristatys paskir-
to kiausiniu kiekio, gaus pa
baudos po Is markiu nuo kick
vienos vistos. Lapkricio men.
Lietuvos ukininkai turejo la
bal skubiai pristatyti bulves.
Paskelbta griezta bausme, ir
dar grasinimas kad neprista-
ciusieji negaus leidimo nusipir-
xii butiniausiu ukio reikmenu,
kaip viniu ir arkliams pasagu.
BE KITU prievoliq, ukinin-
kai turi vezti malkas bel dur
per istaigoms bel imonems ir
verciami atlikti karininku We
ziojima. Tuo tarpu nera kur
nusipirkti nei pasagu arkliams
pakaustyti. Nera reikmenu
pasitaisymui rogiu bel vezimu.
ukininkai patyre di-
dziausi varga SUI kulimo dar-
bais. Nera ne tik kuro bet
stinga ir darbininkQ, mes dau-
gels ju isvezti j Vokietija dar-
bans. Negaunama nei zibalo,
tat ] Lietuvio ukininko sodyba
gryzta balana.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

eANGLIJOJE valgyklos is
piesia savo sienas ivairiaspal-
viais paveikslais, palengvinimui
zmoniu skilviui, kuris dabar
gauna daugiau vienoda maista
be iokio ivairumo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
KNYGA REMIA NET
TOLIMU SRICIU
LIETUVIAI

Shame numeryje paskelbiam
aukotoju vardus is paciu toll
miausiu Americas daliQ, kur
pasiekia musu atsisaukimai ir
kur randasi geru, patriotingu
Lietuviu prijaucianciQ isleidi-
mui DR.. Norem'o knygos, IT.
MELESS Z LITHUANIA. stai
jie:
Petras Skripka, is Spokane,
Wash. $500
Antanina Gudziunas, is
Sebring, Florida 500
John j. Tamulynas, is
Cambridge, Mass. 500
X. Zibikas, is South
Boston, Mass. 500
Motiejus Vilkisius, is
Lawrence, Mass. 500
Aleksandras J. Alesis, is
Waterbury, Conn. 500
S. Cverka, is New Haven,
Conn. 500
Algird Kreuchunas, is
Detroit, Mich. 500
Ben Dovidavicius, Garfield
Heights, 0. 700
(S5 knygai, So narystes)
Victor A. Graivis, is
Detroit, Mich. 500
PATAIYMAS
Pereitame numeryje buvo
sumaisyta viena eilute prie
aukos V. P. Banionio, Cleve-
land, kuris taip pat aukavo SIS.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

felKalauJa lValrlalS mOtlValS.
neislaikanciais, kaip tuojau
matysime, jokios kritikos. Boil
sevikai tvirtina, Lietuva, Lat
via ir Estija "laisva valia''
isijungusios Sovietu Sajungon,
Siadien visas pasaulis zinc kaip
ia '1aisvoji valia" buvo isgau-
ia. Pirma buvo, susitarus su
Vokietija, iterpta raudonosios
armijos garnizonai j tuos kra-
stus, paskum juos uzgriuvo
visa didziule Rusijos ginklo
pajiega. Su jos pagalba nu-
verte teisetasias valdzias, ju
vieton pastate kvislingus, te-
roru priverte gyventojus bal
suoti uz komunistu sarasa. stai
kaip atsirado 'Iiaudies seimas'
paklusnus Maskvos diktato pill
dytojas, ijunges Pabaltiji So
vietu verguven.
Kas siadien smerkia Vokis-
kuosius kvislingus tas turejo
tuomet pasmerkti Rusiskusius
kvislingus. Jungtines Ameri-
kos Valstybes, Didzioji Brita-
Mia ir kitos demokratijos ne
pripazino teise Rusijos smur-
to Pabaltijyje.
Kai tue perdaug cinisku ar
gumentu pasipiktino demokra-
tiskasis pasaulis, bolsevikai
prasimane kita. Russia gals
kas, sakysime, Vokieciai, is
vakaru ar is siaures uzpulti,
tat jos saugumui pravercia tu-
reti savo ribose ne tik Pabal-
TITO Krastai ir Suomijos dalis,
bet ir puse Lenkijos valdyto
ploto,' Besarabija, Bukovina ir
dar kiti "mazmoziai". Mat,
jie patys negaledami apsiginti
uzpuolimo, butu pavojus Rusi-
iai milzinui!
Bet tas rytu pasienis, netu-
ris nei didziu upiu nei kalnu,
ir Rusijai nesudarytu jokiu
saugiu gamtos kliuviniu. Vo-
kieciai per kehas dienas Ru-
sus isvijo is Lietuvos.
Nera patyrusio stratego ku-
ris laikytu sia bolsevikiska pa
ziura rimtu dalyku. Pabalti-
jis tai ne kalnuotoji Jugosla-
via, kur generolas Mikhailo-
witch ligsiol tebesilaiko hero
iskai kalnuose isitvirtines prizes
Asies uzgrudinta armija. Hi
ta vertus, dabartine karo TEX
nika iveikia >vandens ir kalnu
kliuvinius, visokias tvirtoves
ir kitus gudzius itvirtinimus,
kaip Maginot Linija.
Anglijos sutartis su Russia
yra pazadejus siai sauguma is
visu sonu, ne tik is rytu, da-
vus garantija dalyvauti Euro
pos ir Azijos tvarkyme kai bus
Asis galutinai iveikta. Ko
Rusijai daugiau reikia?
Priesingai, maziesiems kras-
tams, be priezasties Rusijos
Mpultiems ir jau buvusiems
jos uzpultiems, reikalinga sau-
gumo garantija, kad vel ne
taptu vakaru ir rytu kaimynu
uzpuolimo aukomis. Juk de-
mokratiniu sajungininku tiks-
las, kaip jie skelbiesi, yra lai-
duoti sauguma ateityje vi
stems krastams, didiems ir ma
ziems. Kai Anglams tikrai ru-
pejo apsisaugoti nuo Vokieciu
tai jie pasidare apsigynimo SUI
tartis su savo mazaisiais kai-
mynais, Belgais, Olandais ir
Norvegais. Sovietai, tarsi BIZ
jodami VokieciQ, SUI jais susi-
draugavo, susitare ir nukniau-
Ike savo mazuosius kaimynus.
Jei Maskvai butQ rupeje tik sa-
vo sienu saugumas, tai nebutu
vergus Paibaltijo Krastu, ne
butu smogus nugaron Lenki-
jai, uzpultai Vokieciu, 0 butq,
Anglijos pavyzdziu, draugis-
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

/ glntlS nuO DeIurO prizes. MA
tyti jai kas .kita rupejo.
Rytiniu Lenkijos zemiu Ru-
sija reikalauja tautiskaisiais ir
istoriniais motyvais. Esa, jos
apgyventos Bielorusu ir Uk-
rainq. Keistas, reikalavimas
Rusija nera tautine valstybe.
Jos tik puse gyventoju yra Di-
dziarusiai, gal tik 20 nuos. te-
turi Slavinio kraujo, visi XII
ii dar nesurusinti, vieni Slavq,
o daugiau neslavu kilmes Indo-
Europieciai ir Mongolia, kalba
ivairiausiomis kalbomis. Kodel
nepareikalauti bolsevikams XII
ia diena ir Mongolu dabar
esanciu dar uz Rusijos ribu?
Kai del Bielorusu, tai jq kaip
ir nera Lenkijos ribose. VII
niaus ir Gardino zemiu pasto-
vieji gyventojai yra LietuviQ
kilmes. Nors ju daugumas
kalba Bielorusiskai, tariant mi
siniu sudarytu is Rusu, LenkQ
ir Lietuviu kalbos, taciau sa-
We laiko ''tuteisais", vietiniais,
Lietuviais. Ir ju istorija Lie
tuviska. Atrial kalba AngliS-
kai, taciau nei jie patys dedasi
nei kiti ju nededa Anglais.
Demokratijos tikrai piktintusi
Vokietija, jei j siektu pasijun-
gti Sveicarija del to kad du
trecdaliu jos gyventoju yra ne
tik Vokieciu kalbos, bet ir Vo-
kieciu kilmes.
Kas nusimano apie Lenkijos
Ukrainu (5-6 .milijonai) saju-
di tas Zinc kad jie visuomet
fsieke savarankiskumo, yra nu-
sistate ne vien prizes Lenku bet
ir prizes Rusu imperializma.
Tat vienas teisingas ju bylos
issprendimo kelias yra duoti
jiems laisvai pasisakyti kaip ir
kas nori butt, ne pirstis ne
prasytais globejais, kaip kad
persasi Rusijos bolsevikai.
Pagaliau, dar nesenai Sovie-
tu isvilktas aiksten argumen-
tas. Pabaltijo tautos, Lenkai
ir kiti buvusios carines Rusi-
jos kitatauciai, pasinaudoje
Rusu 1917-192O metu pilieti-
niu karu, issprude is autokra-
tines valdzios, tape nepriklau-
somi ir tue nelojalumu Rusijai
nusikalte. Savo ta nusidejima
gall atgaileti tik jos prieglob-
stin sugryze.
Bet didieji to pilietinio karo
kaltininkai buvo kaip tik boil
sevikai, kaizerines Vokietijos
paremti. Kita vertus, Suo-
miai, Estai, Latviai, Lietuviai
ir Lenkai ginklu atsikovojo lai-
sve. Tos laisves teise buvo pa
grysta didziojo Amerikos Pre-
zidento Woodrow Wilsono tau
tu apsisprendimo desniais. Jie
daug svarbesni uz carq ukazus,
uz kuriu pasislepe bolsevikai
reiskia savo groboniskas pre-
tenzijas. Tie desniai buvo tick
galingi kad jiems visas pasau-
lis, dargi Leninas, nusilenke.
Jais vadovaudamies, bolsevi-
kai atsisake visiems amziams
carines RusijOs pavergtu tau
tq, ginklu atgavusiQ laisve, ir
JOINS pripazino suverenuma.
Dabar Sovietu Russia, susitel-
kus SUI demokratiniu bloku,
pritarus Atlantic Carteriui, pa
sizadejus sutartyje su Angli-
ia nereikalauti teritorialiu di-
dinimusi, jau dabar ,reikalauja
sau mazuju tautq saskaiton
apie puse milijono kvadr. kilo-
metru su arti 25 milijonu gy-
ventoju. Vadinasi, ka Lenino
gadyne pripazino tai Stalino
gadyne .paneigia.
Taip tat is musu trumpos
apzvalgos matome jog nei vie
mas musu isnagrinetas, Rusi-
jos pretenziju motyvas neiti-
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Darykime Lietuviu Tautos Pagei.
davitnas AngIiSkoje kaIboje!

m msrIhak
musuT
n gerasrdz ipinn An
kuoz
nupadayt Neprkau
m nue
PRIsIDE<T REMKrT IsLEDIMA DR. OWEN c. koREM Kk%YGos
ITimeIeSS Lithuania'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

AUKAs SIUSKITE kartu SUI cia pridetu auku ku-
ponu rase plna varda pavarde antrasa ir aukos
suma. Pasiuntimu naudokite musu prideta voka. Ju-
su aukos pasieks komiteta paprastu lasku, uz &c.
Auku prasome asmenisku, is draugiju, kuopu, kl,,-
bu, professionally ir biznieriu
Aukos prmamos 81 r auksciau. Davusieji
$500 daugiau gaus knyga. Aukotoju vardai tilps
knygoje.
Kiekvienas aukotojas gaus, neskaitant nuosirdzios
padekos uz duosna pagalba, atitinkama skaicu sios
knygos egzempioriu, eigu panores.
Bet visu daugiausia Tamstai bus dekinga Lietuviu
tauta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
STAMBIOS AUKOS NOREM
LIETUVOS ISTORIJAI
Aukas r prenumeratas knygai siuskit adresu:
LVS Centras, $500 Superior Ave-. Cleveland Ohio
SLIETUVOS
(Zinios gautos per Lisabona)

VOKIECIU istaigu parody
mu Lietuvos ukininkai nuo
hektaro turi pristatyti viduti-
niskai po 120 kilogramu bruk-
tu linu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
Lietuvos Prezidento A. Smetonos Kalba
Sakyta Balandzio 10, Amerikieciu Federation Of
Womens Clubs Posedyje, Cleveland, Ohio

Rusa sekmngai varydama kai sustarus tais krasta
is atgal gnts bendro prizes. Ma
vakarus ir artedama Pabal- tyt ja kas kita rupeo
Evening star., 1943-02-24
Quick Action Forecast
In Probe of EIkton
War Fraud Charges
Triumph Explosives, Inc,
Stockholders Confirm
New Management

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Feb. "a. - QuicE
action was forecast today in both
the corporate and court phases Of
the investigation into the Triumph
Explosives, Inc, of Elkton.
Shortly after a Federal grand jury
returned two indictments yesterday
charging seven with fraud and
bribery in S1,5OO,OO0 war contracts
Federal attorneys promised a
speedy trial The indictments
brought to Is the number returned
by the jury in the Triumph case
Twenty persons and the company
now have been accused in the fraud
investigation.
The Triumph concern was taken
over by the Navy in October when
President Roosevelt announced the
uncoVering of the alleged plot But
a long step toward return of the
company to private operation was
taken yesterday when stockholders
confirmed a Navy-approyed man
segment.
Sees Return to Private Control.
Prior to that action the COM
pany's new president, Benjamin F..
Pepper, Philadelphia, said he ex-
oected the Navy to return the COM
pany to full private control "in the
near future" if the stockholders ap-
proved the Navy-indorsed manage
ment.
The indictments were returned
here. The stockholders meeting
was at Elkton.
Three of the seven indicted yeSter-
Gay had been named in previous in
dictmentS by the jury. sThey were
Gustav H. Kann. Pittsburgh, former
president of Triumph; Josef Ben
Decker. Elkton, Triumph vice preSi-
dent, and Sidney Feldman. Elkton,
described as an administrative
employe.
Named for the first time were.
Lawrence V. Myers, former Navy in
spector at the explosives plant;
ENpDcI y. 1ilUI SWS, DulIulllS Sup6Iul-
tendent at Triumph; Stephen R.
Jackson, Wilmington, Del, builder,
and Morton Chatkin. Chatkin was
described by Ellis L. Arenson, spec
tal assistant to the attorney general,
as a relative of Feldman.
S3,000,000 in Damages Sought.
One of the new indictments
charged Kann and Decker with con-
spring to defraud the United States
by concealing production costs.
The second named Kann, Decker
snd the five others, charging them
with using the mails to defraud in
connection with the operation of
the Sussex Ordnance Corp, a part
nerShip alleged to have been formed
to conceal and siphon off Triumph
profits.
In addition to the various criminal
charges, the Government is suing
for damages of about $3000,000 as a
result of the investigation.
The affair broke in October when
the Navy took over Triumph and the
Government began the check which
led to the indictments.
Evening star., 1943-02-24
WAAC Denies She's Quint

FORT DES MONIES. Iowa, Feb
"a (P).-A Providence (R. t. WAAC
auxiliary caused much excitement
on her arrival here and was kept
busy explaining that she was not
one of the famous quintuplets
despite the fact she bears the names
Of three of them. She is Yvonne
Marie Emile Dionne.
Every time you lick a War saving:
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

Soy, Ies-I will use my chonae
TO buy more and more War
Stomps-ond convert my stamp
oIbum into O War Bond--NOW
VICTORY BooTH, FIRST FLOOR,
u. S. PosT OFFICE, FIRST FLOOR. {.
ALL SERVICE DESKS Except the
First Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-24
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removlngroughness, dryness, soreness.
redness, stiffnessl 1t makes hands
smooth, soft, flexible, skiAful. Stiff, dry,
rough hands can lido good work. Dame
Mature is extremely rich, effective
spreads through rough, dry skin like
blessing smoothing it, softening it,
comforting it, refining it. It's for all
SKIN. You'll bless the day you insisted
on It. Druggists get It in one day.
Evening star., 1943-02-24

CRASH VICTIM M-AloySius Ed
ward MCGOWAN, 36-year-old
seaman, first class, 1922 Tenth
street NE, who was one Of two
men killed Sunday in the
crash of a small Navy plane
in the Potomac River about
six miles from Alexandria. He
formerly was employed in the
Government Printing Office.
Evening star., 1943-11-16
End Ballet, for a While

OF Ballet Theater. under the Joint
auspices Of the National Symphony,
was "Mademoiselle Angot," music by
Lecocq and ballet composition by
Leonide Massine For a choreoe-
rapher who has designed such items
as 'Three-Cornered Hat" and "Gaite
Parisienne." "Angot" is an unworthy
representative. The first I'VE or 10
minutes are endurable: Ancien Le-
cocq's music is pleasantly harmless.
the dress is quantity French Revo-
luton, and Mr.. Massine's excellent
counterpart style Of arranging mo-
bile dance groups Is anything but
grating on the nerves. After that
allotted time. however, the effect
dulls. Mr.. Eglevsky's and Miss Kar-
nilova's separate and combined ef-
forts become only something that
has gone before. Despite the repe-
titiousness, Mr.. Robbins vigor as the
Omcer shows through with a clarity
that should make the ballet-goer
pine for more of his appearances
per year, and the Ballet Theater in
toto.
Mois Zlatin occupied the mythical
podium in Constitution Hail last
night. The National Symphony was
the orchestra, and a commendable
one, considering the physical handi-
caps Of pit too small and acoustics
too dim.
Evening star., 1943-11-16

quiet way, broken only by the quar-
rels between the sisters, it is always
moving toward violence. Moreover,
it Is kept deceptively merry, broadly
humorous now and then, at other
times almost maliciously witty.
X X X X
AS Uncle Harry" Mr.. Schildkraut
has the title role In the play but that
Of Miss LIE Gallienne is substantially
as rich. She Is the sister most touch
ingly devoted to him. the one whose
meekness matches his own save in
those storms of jealousy which wreck
her relationship with the older sis
ter. 1t Is part with many fine mo-
ments of expression, the best of them
the final one in which she comes to
a bitter realization of Uncle Harry's
subtle, tragic dominance of the fam
lily relationship. Miss LIE Gallienne
invests it with every meaning writ
ten into it, its tenderness, its docile
acceptance Of poor Harry's need, and
finally the strength to face the full
implications of its fatal ignorance.
AS the mild, megalomaniacal
Harry, Mr.. Schildkraut is confronted
with a difficult acting chore, that of
masking monstrous selfishness be-
hind a facade that is almost, but
never quite, exasperatingly gentle
1t is a neat trick If one can do it
and Mr.. Schildkraut can.
II II II II
The subordinate cast of "Uncle
Harry" is one Of admirable compe-
tence and develops an entirely agree
able gallery of innocents to make Mr.
Jobs debunking job bright and en-
crossing. An outstanding portrait of
poor, stormy older sister Hester is
created by Marion Evensen, Leona
Roberts makes a merry old family
slavey out of the maid-of -all-work,
and fine bits are contributed by
Fiona O'Shiel. A. P. Kaye, William
Bush and Royal Rompel.
Lem Wards staging Of Uncle
Harry" still stands as a monument
to a great talent and Howard Bays
varied settings constitute a proper
frame for this story of meekiness
that finally went to blank far.
Evening star., 1943-11-16

evening in the theater. In the
process of debunking the meek, Mr..
Jobs play, which opened a fort
nights stay at the National last
night, offers pair of excellent roles
to Eva LIE Gallienne and Joseph
Schildkraut, and incidentally intro
duces several others whose conduct
is dramatic in its lesser way.
Its two-season run in New York,
accompanied by so much talk and
its pictures in the illustrated week.
lies, rather exempts Uncle Harry"
from the rule that mystery plays
should be dealt with mysteriously
by the reviewers. In fact. the plot
has got around so much in the
gossip of the last two years that it
probably Is superfluous to mention
it at all, beyond observing that the
play has lost something of its edge
by becoming too widely familiar.
The loss could not have been the
fault of Playwright Job or any of
his associates in the production,
which is under the auspices of Cliff
ord Hayman, now joined by the
Theater Guild.
Mr.. Job could not have written
a more gentle piece of murder. His
hero is mere whisper of man
(Mr. Schildkraut) Of whom it is
impossible to think unkindly, even
when he stands there laughing his
soft bitter laugh at himself as the
final curtain falls.
He is a very clever fellow, this
Uncle Harry, but there is nothing
diabolical In his cunning. It is an
amusing sort of thing, not unlike
that of the two amiable old aunts
in Arsenic and Old Lace" the
finest modern specimens of mayhem
as an art with humorous overtones
Mr.. Job and his cast are a deft
group of people in keeping faith
with the legend that the meek are
wonderful humans and worthy of
the highest regard. They give you
Uncle Harry as the bachelor broth
er of two doting sisters. He is
the one in the middle of their
Wearisome efforts to make his life
a comfort, to spare him the need
even for remembering his rubbers
on rainy days, to save him from
marriage with a girl of whom they
dlsapprove, to keep him from run
ming OF to study art in Paris. He
is pathetic creature, this Uncle
Harry, and his life has been ruined
by the unnatural affection within
his home.
Anything he did, Mr.. Job seems to
be trying to show you-and succeed
ingly remarkably-would be justified,
The artfulness with which Uncle
Harry Is constructed is evident In
two principal ways. In its usually
Evening star., 1943-11-16
By ]. w. STEPP.

The lady from "Oklahoma!" came
to town again last night. The visit
was, of course, by proxy-"Three
Virgins and a Devil" to be exact.
But the production by Ballet The
ater was frothy and lighthearted
as all the things you, you frustrated
box-oft1ce applicants. have heard
about Agnes de Miles efforts on
behalf of the musical which most
people did not. get to see at the Ma
tional Theater several weeks ago.
Three Virgins and a Devil" has
no pretentions about it. A trio of
ballerinas, hshaving pertly, are SIM
ply lured into the clutches Of sim
gularly ingenious Satan. They
Maria Karnilova, Janet Reed and
Lucia Chase-prove to be, in win
some fashion. OF too malleable stuff
in the hands of Jerome Robbins.
The Devil beguiles the greedy one
with set Of pearls, the lustful one
with subtle ministrations and the
priggish one with sheer trickery.
The ladies, endeavoring to pray
their way into protection. succumb
only after valiant choreographic
struggles.
The patterns are simple and we'll
balanced; the humor is lusty and
certainly not easily lost upon the
spectator. Actually. the compost
ton, set to music of Respighi (of all
things for an Oklahoman!"), evokes
the spirit of an earlier De Mile
piece. "Rodeo." Only the costumes
are different.
"Slavonika" opened last nights
performance. A title like that could
only mean peasantry at It's dancing
best. Dvorak unwittingly provided
the music-his Slavonic dances, four
or five-and the costuming was ap-
propriately colorful. There is no
especial continuity to the choreog-
raphy by Vania Psota. Merely a Sc
ries of separate interludes in keep
ing with the nature of the vivid
music, agitated and flowing in me-
lodic line by turns. Miss Karnilova
and Dimitri Romanoff were the most
principal of principals to be dis
cerned.
Postponed from night before last
Pas de Deux' including the sug-
ary Dance of the Sugar-Plum
Fairy" from "Nutcracker Suite" was
the chief preoccupation of Andre
Eglevsky and Rosella Hightower
both of whom danced with com
pletely eye-pleasing classicism.
The finale Of this most recent visit
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Where and When
Current 1hsotsr Attroctions
and Time Of Showing

Current Thsoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.
National-"Uncle Harry" with LIE
Gallienne and Schildkraut: Tonight
at $50.
Screen.
Capitol Adventures Of Tartu,"
an agent in Czechoslovakia: II am,
1:40, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, 3:45, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Battle Of Russia" In
documentary form: 1o:45 am, 1875,
2:25, Ais, sos, 7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Princess O'Rourke," roy
atty meets commoner: II an, 1:45,
4:30, 7:15 and 10 pm. Stage shows:
l, 3:45, $50 and 9:20 pm.
Keith's-"Phantom Of the Opera, !"
set to music: 11:45 am, 100, 3:25,
$3.50. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Little 1.-THE Little Foxes" the
evil that men do: II am, los, $40,
Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan-"Sahara," Mr.. Bo-
gart with Gen. Montgomery: 11:25
am, 1:25, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and 9:35
|p.m.
Palace-"Sweet Rosie O'Grady,"
with pert Betty O'Grable: 11:20 an,
1:25, $3.50. $40, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Pix-'Union Pacific" with Joel
McCrea a-building: 2, Ais, $40 and
9:15 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
| Continuous from 10 am,
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Pedaling He Goes

Claude Rains has been definitely
set by Jack L. Warner, executive
producer, for the title role in "Mr
Skef1ngton," the new Bette Davis
starrer.
Recently signed to a long-term
Warner Bros. contract, Rains is cur
rently before the cameras In PASS
age to Marseille."
He Will bicycle between the two
sets.
Evening star., 1943-11-16

"UNCLE HARRY" drama in three
operation with the Theater Guild, starring
Eva L Ganienne and Joseph Schildkraut.
staged BY Lem Ward with settings BY
Howard Bay. At the National.
he
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Fort Knox REFUGEE

Throwing all gold standards to the
winds, La Dietrich wears a pair of
gold chain trousers weighing 20
pounds in her nautch dance in
"Kismet."
Evening star., 1943-11-16
Sequel for L>assie

"Lassie Come Home" is the most
successful dog picture since the
Strongheart series, and will rate a
sequel, also in color. Title will be
Son of Lassie."