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sUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

SALE. 92S x St. Rooming house business
sf RgsSssff saafss Rr ss as saangsd
OLD ESTABLISHED. soing electric and
radio service business. with valuable serv-
annually. with isrse return It mon on investment D
Need additional active. experienced execu-
tive. Excellent postwar sales opportunity.
number to Join small
syndicate to handle for development or re-
sale ss OF . sirable nearby tract Of land pro-
- Price now .ss 3 han mois for
farm land; Prompt action essential No
subscription , ACCEPTED without prior In
parties upon REQUEST. Excellent. opportu-
pity for safe investment. Gull Barber,
'sss, = 81 w ''ss eSs 81
..ss5a psSS .1s
LIGHT LUNCH and soda fountain store. Ia
D .ss s.rms ss ar nsf Unfit ifF '0qos 1905
ssEis AMI XSp ~ VINE, near 18th and Park
ill., sci; os ss.soS '9e down. 1xh'f Bob 'ia1f Hi.
RESTAURANT and soda fountain good
ssssn reason: sa: fol- P'ssss :sss BS
FOR sALE--old established going whole
ssrisk' s' Nd i,,. This Is one Of the LARGEST and
in vg. Wsstfn saa For
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 10Th and X sts
n.w.--Large house, arranged as S apts,,
Act taaay slec sstas will sell furnished
dRoCERY sT0RE With all good fixtures
sne between 500 and $500 stock. Rent,
$1.soo terms or 81. sa s5o cash. s Closed 'Ss 81,
see any day, between / and pm. l37
kEsrAGaANr. food only, downtown 1 cor
ner: rent. S100: does S100 daily; closes Z
Isnd;.r Rm;; no ,6Sa sHn,; $500; terms Bob Hol-
kEsrxUSxSsrs: With 'hs1 liauer. nv Operated by
snd shows pIo e q DSes sS sy s
3: A AsSsss iass 32S0' i3tS' MA e5Gsi $50. n M
saap seas. 60 qs H. sn sps6 ns
kIsooMING .HSGsE ( Z & IL and ID ps1f sHfOi I'd }.
BEAUTY siIoP in WI WasS.'s rs I1se nicest apart
house Modernly equip, Nearly So. 900 90
REsTAURANT diauor1. Nets about out $500
Eessly & sf.ss g An q eTHsnsss, 5000 Terms
wanted By energetic. capasie. experieneed sansss
pusinessWomen Of 3D. not afraid of hard
H ToIk; any legitimate business considered
WANTED-off-sale LIQUOR store or COM
EXCELLENT TYPE STORE. requires excel
lent type credit and general ONCE manager.
permanent position. p. J. Nee Co, Tth
LARGE FURNITURE STORE Of excellent
replTation and good will requires the ger
manent services Of experienced and thor
oughly oualtfied advertising manager. Ap-
piicAnt with successful department store
record preferred See Mr.. Nee, p, j. Nee
Co, 7tn and H sts. or phone for appoint
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PERSONAL

LADIES' HATS REMODELED. FABRICS,
feltS. straws: designed, blocking, trimming
ALARM CLOCKS ARE SCARCE. Use Teie-
phone Wake-up Service. So a month
Call Mrs. Hall, DU. 1854. -
WILL GENTLEMAN who rode car to Union
Station with Va lady sunday eve. please
contact Box COLE. Star 27s
IF YOU have no alarm clock I will call
you promptly. "a 4-hour service, 6 months
well-established business: 75c q week in
advance. For Information, call Ordway
4S13.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION and room and
board Government clerks opportunity.
All branches music. song writing. Reas
Washington Conservatory Music. DE. 714a,
1862 Perry pl. NV. ton 14th ST. 20.
CAMP MONTROSE-1Sth season: children
q to II years: one hour from D. C.: sea-
son, weeks, S175. Catologue; churches
near. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Randall, Clarks-
ESTABLISHED wATCH-REPAIRING firm.
Soro.h rs y.ars vore in %s Wssshnston Euarsntees
s; Ml,shell; jsye7er: 1904 N, 7, ave. NV
method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
4521 ltith st nv. RA 4747
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity of 100.
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties, ETC.: complete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights. on car line
Mr.. Soldano. ME $500 Ia 1882
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbell. II you are in need Of a loan up
to $500 on your signature
Evening star., 1944-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AoSasf sSs sSo lI.5 hsSss
ks aais Al pdss & 0l9ss9
sSant ssSsghs bvstOr Mar
CIRCLE; iiis i4th St. n,S' pi. 75HS. i
AIR ALE COMPRESSOR. | h:p:. 60-cyele single
cLoSks ape r. REpaFEpD De sng yian make.
incl: electric: also expert watch and jeweiry
l year, Resents Jewelry Co, 1882 I4th
RIRv R;T IA SapRastr S$st Open .Dn, eyenings 1:s
play pen; waxed birch, used 5 mos. Apt.
BABY sTRoLIER, MfseS Il; ne extension gate. car
chair Telephone Giebe s7ss.' ' "s'A w"
mo months tbiId 0la door AID 4is4 after pm. ASK
very comfoftabies $50. Ais Also Many many good d
SedaOom SdS sSs 's se Hed ssss
Gsersia ave. RA. ,soio Open ewes ~
BEDS BEDS twin Hwood. with inner-sps mats.
b'case. s35; sofa, siipcover' s45: 1I-pc.
22-kt. gold-plated tea service, ,S35: lovely
5o 81 wa Connie Ae S. wo t0rEsRs sss Studios
tresses; Hollywood beds and brand-nev
Ass su5 RzIss iPnss?sss pp $751; delivery
Walnut- WoodIey ou94.
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany. with box
spring and inner spring mattress will sac
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut I'M inner-spring
mattress: limed-oak dinette set. misc.
items. Call after Z pm. 904 Garland
ave. Takoma Park, Md. Apt. l.
BEDROOM SUITE, 8 pieces, mahogany.
with prewar coil springs: best offer; pri.
yate owner. Sligo 1898.
BEDROOM SUITE, chests. davenport suite,
studio cough. Foldaway: rggs. beds, We do
BEDROOM %ossrs SUITE ss6n ss%pless new never
BILLIARD ana POOL TABLES. table ten.
mis- accessories. Conn Billiard d Bowling
supply Co.. $40 9th st, NV DI. 471l.
BOOKCASES, unfinished, all sizes and Sec
tional pieces ready to paint. Atlas. 921
sox sPRING. Dc luxe; double. new; one
Cavalier cav Hotel, Apt Apt $50 "eS'eA Si''
BOYS KNICkER SUITS. excellent condi-
ton. size 12: pair white sport oxfords, size
5: Victory wagon, like new. GE. 0613.
CABINETS frozen food, with or without
display for stores, almost new: guaranteed.
S. L. Price. Hussmann distributor. 614
Quintana pl NV. RIA. 1868. 29*
CAMERAS. movie equipment, cash, trade,
years guar: Supply for photo. movie,
darkroom. Free instr. Brenner. e4S Pa.
ave. (opposite Department of Justice).
CAMERAS bought. sold and EXCHANGED; We
BAY you highest cash price for your camera
,r other photosraphic equipment; bring
hem to US today. Sommers Camera Ex.
:hange 1410 New York ave. ME. 17s2.
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STENOGRAPHER,
YOUNG WOMAN.

High school graduate. under 20, for gen.
eral ofnce work involving filing and typing
No experience necessary and need not be
system; 6-day: 43-hour week. with Satur-
day half holiday all the year round; S110
TO $40 per month, to start, with auto
portation etc. Apply Personnel Dept
Room 300. Capital Transit Co, seth and
Route No. 90 Cabin john streetcar to
door. This position will be of special in
terest to those residing in GEORGETOWN or
travel time
Evening star., 1944-04-26
MOTOR TRAvEl.

An TRANSPORT command oficer and
wife viii deliver your car to California;
isave any time; references. Box 1S2-E.
Star. ere
COLLEGE MAN wants ride Los Angeles
or part way. share expenses; references.
Hobart 9644
or | or ladies. Share driving expenses
Refs EXCHANGED, Phone CHI e01O
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REPAIRS AND SeRvjCE (ceee.,.

CARPENTER, lst-ouality work; doYmef
ions: sI.srIns. ri T Sin. sr si1o o0'1 '.'ia 'sIs''
,ssilsi s.r 'sn;i ss ssssssJ ss:sssJ
q: iss. 81 ss... 1:a.: .s...:ss :s;. .:s:;
EEfcTsicls Eis s. lae'S ScSSsrIsssrrSa 81 x; ssa.
5sSsr: .rsss sssl' as., saf 'qE|ss. s:s
Elo3E 1.S a.sa SANDING saa sna rsnnishins. CAD
GENERAL C0STRACTiNG, bldg. repair,
and rsmodeiinr of Al types By eIperienes6
aeaTiNas asfTsn aNb M oiss Oil. nusNsR kEpArRs Of
IsaiateTs. stofsrs and hot.wstsr heaters
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired,
sylsT raSriSe Gssi sNp SsI af.sT
Tietsl evenings only. AT. sss2 as
aiNTING ian and psDsrhsnsina han al:g smsl
PaPss PGpe 0 HAsGrNG q nSss Sna sals special 10.
cs1fes ca pIss UT Tssor GsiSrs spss Msy work
PAPERHANGiNG, piasterins and paint.
ing: I estimates free; work guarantsed. b
ssfHs0 s.sE =; ons Ssss ses ss
nSnn'iss aSD fsNrisas rniiso,s'H iSmsd,... Ssas
y service; IL sssa ssssTs' experienced free esti.
PIAsTEkiNG and cement work: no lob too
Big or too small. DI. 457o, 707 NJ st. NV,
shDI66 nSR nRSRPssxnrNG. radio tubes. ,p.rss Ts' O,
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
Dass plugs and switches. Have your vases
electric irons rspaireS. s Your "es oid ismps nns
rewired Get our estimates on electris
work. c. A., Muddiman Co. GIL q ST.
SCREEN AND STORM WINDOW con,bina-
tions,l immediate delivery Cau day or
night INCLUDING SUNDAYS for free estimate.
SILVER PLATING, repairing on silvervsrs,
tea sets. plstters, trays. natware. etc:
ANTIQUE metal foods restored D. L, Brom.
we'll 723 9th st. NV ME- fl34.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED, refined, desires pos. part-time
clerk In store or answering business phone.
CAL all week. Lincoln O725
COMPTOMETER operator accountant, ex-
pert; Does your ONCE suffer from back
log-itis? Why not try Collins, the catSh-
up gal? u FORESTER st. s.w 2Ss
DkESSMAKING, designing, remodelins, al
terations; reasonable. Miss Bert, 1880
IRVING st.. NV, Apt. 4. Adams 223S. 27s
GIRL, colored, with 4 years experience in
a4ctors 40 ass, ONCE. desires position. Phone
GIRL. colored, desires nishtwork. 5-11
Box 209-E. Star. 26s
GIRLS, colored. 3, want nightwork Of any
HIGH hhiti scMoos t GIRL. aRss colored, high class,
Sundays or laundry Eek. 01S4.
LADY, in once, would like place as COM
panion or care Of children in evenings;
room and 2 meals, small compensat ton.
NURSE. practical. s-hour day duty: aged
aEsTAUaAN4 e asaa 4T CASHIER sSsa experienced de-
sirss part-time job. Hours, 10 pm. to 2
ls22;bo; Gail Emerson 1855. ss:
SECRETARY, 20, competent shorthand and
typing: 3 yrs experience. Call Emerson
t46l4 between 1919 am. 26s /.
THING, part time; may arrange te cal
for 9nA deliver. Cal RE-. 0333, ID s.rn
~ y a2s aaiaais.sssa. desire. desk sgsitIep ss
IN 91ee Box 219-g Star. 2Ss
WOMAN, colored. wishes job drying silver
| or dishEAsher g d4ys, 4 to IL, Or 1fht
honkework or MAKING beds HI. 0216sW
Evening star., 1944-04-26
ATTENTION

ATTENTION,
SUBSTANT1AL RESTAURANT MEM
ped restaurant, intersection main ne.
thoroughfares: annual net. over $50 600:
price, $4,000; cash, $4,000; worth In
GEORGE Y. woRTH1NGToN a. SON.
Active Realtors Since 1892.
-I119 Eye ST. NV. Ma 1886
MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT AVAIL
SEN11AL WAR-WORK BUSINESS: LONG,
lEA lEESTABLIsHED NATIONAL ORGANizA-
TON WANTS IMMEDIATELY RESPON-
THE ROADS STRAIGHT JOBS OR TRAC-
TOR TRAuERS. IF NO EQUIPMENT,
CURE SUCH SUITABLE EOUiPMENT FOR
TRAcT PRovIDED PRoFTTABLE B1sI-
NESS Full PITFALLS ON REQUEST
Evening star., 1944-04-26


REFRESHER COURSES
In SHORTHAND. typewriting, bookkeeping,
comptometer. dictation SPEED classes
Eng. spelling: THOUSANDS will be Look
ing Tor work SOON. matter Of few months;
PREPARE NoWSToDAY. New classes
starting. enroll today for advancement
NEED 25 stenographers. typists, book
keepers DAILY at S35,S45 wk; up: New
crediteO. 1t PAYS to attend
BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F tOpp. Capitol Theater). MA. 234O
COMPTOMETER COURSES
HUNDREDS of excellent openings in
Government, and in private business pay
Ing $50 to $40 wk. Intensive course on
COMPTOMETER, Marchant. Monroe, Fri
den, Burroughs. EASY, short. Tipping
FREE with course. NEW classes NOW
starting. Day and night. LARGEST office
machine school in Washington.
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL.
1898 st. Est. % Yrsl Ma. 233s.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

COLLEGE GRAD, 30, seeks Interview with
tory owner. 6 years: Govt. ststisticiar,
years. Box 206-E Star.
MAN. colored,, young, desires part-tims
AT. 360S. oss
MAN, coIored. wants Job Is an elevator
% operator from 8 pm. to IL pm. Ludlow
sECRETAkY, 4-F. 10 yrs' experience;
$50 week. Trinidad 1894.
man: best references. Ph. ME, 1882.
WISHING A CHANGE from construction
to what have you. Age
49. Box 2-E. Star. 29s
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AUDITS.

Financial statements, payroll audits,
books put in order. Reply In confidence.
Box 167-D, Star CRs
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OIItbO VI, VIII Z,
AS clerks In stockroom OF large automobile
parts wholesaler no experience necessary;
no night or Sunday work; S2920 week
TO start. Mr.. Adams. l. P. Steuart, Inc,
Decatur kSO0.
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like aquapuffs, peripipes. mare
spheres and swim ms.

like aquapuffs. peripipes, mare
spheres and swim-irs.
Gagsters had a field day when
they filmed swimming-po Sc
quences for mfr. COED" Shelton
presented Director George Sidney
with a peripipe. That's q long
stemmed pipe Red had made SO
Sidney could smoke in his mare
sphere. That's q glass-inclosed
chamber that floats half submerged,
and in 1t Sidney could photograph
a swimmers entire figure, above
and below the surface simultane-
ously.
Since she wasn't stand-in, they
called Edith Motridge a swim-in
when she took Miss Williams place
In the pool while lights were ad-
justed. Technicians made an aqua
pun, an oversize powderpufT, and
with 1t they could stand on the
POOLS edge and smooth liquid cos
metics on the faces of the SWIM
mers.
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Heyn
Continued From Page C-s.)

ing" tours as far west as Chicago
and in Canada followed.
You'd be surprised" says Bea-
trice, 'show well some Of these steps
and movements adapt themselves to
the kind of music Americans hear
most often. After all, beat is the
basis OF jazz, or 1--WE, just as it Is
the foundation Of all music. Dane
ing, too, is founded on rhythm. You
can work out some very interesting
combinations, whether the music Is
East Indian or American"
Beatrice and Evelyne, as you've
probably gathered, are out here to
give the movies the benefit OF their
art They have a sequence in a
picture-a sequence climaxed by
Marlene Dietrich in nautch cos
tume-which retains the basic trap
pings. movements and symbolism of
the old dances but is presented
against the background of swing
band.
And this, their first trip to the
West Coast, has given the Kraft
sisters some new ideas, too. They're
always on a still hunt for phono-
graph records, from which they
work out many of their adaptations,
and they've found that the music
of other countries likewise can be
applied to their dances.
Evelyne, for example, delightedly
discovered the Mexican record
stores on Main street in Los An
geles. She and her sister believe
they can do something with hua-
pango music, Southern Mexicos
counterpart of our hill billy tunes
SO, you knows? The next time you
catch them at the Cafe Society you
may be treated to a hammurabi
hoe-down-with double bass ano
vibraphone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Chilean Virtuoso
To Play Brahms
With Symphony

When Claudio Arrau, famed
Chilean pianist, makes his first ap-
pearance with the National SYM
phony Orchestra on its next Sunday
afternoon concert on Sunday, Janu
airy 8, in Constitution Hall, he vi
play the great Brahms Piano Col
certo No. in D Minor" Conduct9
Hans Kinder announced this wee
The major orchestral offering q
the afternoon will be Beethoveffs
Fifth Symphony" familiar to more
people through its "V for Victory"
Iconnotations than any other SYM
phony. DR.. Kinder will open the
program with the Bach "Passacaglia
and Fugue in c Minor" arranged for
full orchestra by Alexander Feodoro-
vich Goedicke, contemporary Rus
sian composer.
Arrau was an authentic prodigy
Teaching himself to play at the age
of four, he gave his first concert
at the age of and so impressed
the Chilean government that 1t gave
him a 10-year scholarship for Euro
pean study. His European debut in
Berlin at the age of 10 launched
him on triumphant tour Of Europe
and the British Isles. Now Just
barely 40. Arrau is generally ac-
knowledged to be South Americas
greatest pianist as well as a top
ranking musician from world stand.
ards.
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Concert Schedule
By ALICE KvERsMAN,

Ethel Bartlett. Rae Robertson. dpo-
piano q, recital. Constitution Hall, 4
Music Hour. william schatzkam.r.
p'a no recital; YWCA, 1870 pm
strast Georgia avenue and Upshur
Lamont streets NV. 5 pm' ana
s,s Chevy Chase Chanters. ]. Horace
st. PsSs d Gsoe rr Harry ss,,si,rs yeiss
PauPs Lutheran Church, 4:3O p.m
Sergt. Lawrence Whisonant, BARI
tone. song recital. Howard o., pm.
c, Novel; Swane Ferris. organ recital,
Enureh OF the Good Shepherd, 7:45
National Trio, National Gallery of
Florence Lyman. soprano: Elena
Crivella' pianist, Pan-American Union.
Corp: Charles Henderson, organ re-
cital. Washington Cathedral, 4 pm,
Mno Micci: violin: David Soyer.
cello; Earl Wild. piano; Francis Tursi,
VIOLA Phillips Gallery. pm.
Roy, NJ barley. organ recital.
L. D. s. Chapel. 8 pm
D. G.. Chapter American Guild OF
0rEanists meeting. Church Of the
A'ipnan'' Tuesday F.
Stanley Hall. $40 pm,
Marine Band, Marine Barracks.
Wednesday.
Marine Band symphony Orchestra.
Merritt Langdon.. nute, soloist. Ma
rine Barracks. 8:lb pm.
Pageant of the Nativity" Mary
Minge wilkins, composer. producer.
Gordon Junior High School. 8 pm.
Roy M barley. organ recital,
L. D. 8. Chapel. s pm.
Thursday,
Soldiery Home Band Orchestra,
Stanley Hall, $40 pm.
Navy Band Symphony Orchestra,
Earl Wild, piano, soloist. Depart
mental Auditorium. $50 pm,
Marine Band. Marine Barracks,
Soldiers Home Band Orchestra,
Stanley HAN. $3.50 pm.
Roy NJ barley. organ recital.
L. D. 3. Chapel. pm.
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Aqueous Vocabulary
Becomes Necessary
For Swim Film

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
When Red Shelton, Esther Will
liams and so cuties go down to the
sea in quips. anything can happen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Program Today
Is Recital Debut
Of Piano Team

Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson,
internationally famous duo-pianists,
will make their recital debut at
Constitution Hall this afternoon at
4 o'clock, under the management of
Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey.
Bartlett and Robertson will open
their program with the Mednikoff
arrangement of Bach's Little Flu
que" in G minor, followed by Howe's
arrangement of the same composer
Sheep May Safely Craze" and
Phillips arrangement of Mendels-
sohn's. scherzo from Midsummer
Nights Dream" The Schumann
"Andante and Variations" and
Chopin's &C Major Rondo' COM
prise their second group. After
intermission the duo-pianists will
play Aaron Coplands Damon
Guiana" the "Scaramouche" suite
OF Darius Milhaud, waltzes from
Strauss Die Fledermaus" music
their own arrangement of Granados
THE Lover and the Nightingale, ,
Falla's "Jota" and LISTS Hun.
garian Rhapsody No. @"
The Strauss waltzes and the Falls
and List compositions will serve t.
Introduce the arrangements of Ste.
phen Kovacs, the Hungarian, whit
toured Europe as solo pianist anc
formed his own two-piano team il
Hungary, for which he made many
arrangements of standard work.
which were made available to Bart.
lett and Robertson when Kovac
came to this country. He is now {
resident of New York and is in pro
cess of being naturalized. e,
| Two weeks from today Mrs. Dor.
sey will present Ezio PIMA, cele
brated basso Of the metropolitan
Opera Association. whose singing O
the title role of Boris Godunof" a
the opening of the 1884 Metro
polltan Opera season was an out.
standing vocal tr-iI1r,pb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Baritone at Howard

Sergt. Lawrence Whisonant. Negro
baritone, has returned to Washing.
ton on furlough. after a years alb
sence. to entertain service men and
women. This afternoon at 6 O'Clock
Sergt. Whisonant will return to his
old alma mater, Howard University,
to give concert in the chapel for
the 2515th Service Unit, under the
command Of Col. r. p. Contee. The
concert IS open to the public as well
as to the men in uniform. Warner
Lawson, dean of the school OF music.
will be at the piano.
On New Year eve Sergt. Whisonant
sang for wounded soldiers at Walter
Reed Hospital. accompanied at the
piano by Sergt. Virgil Fox, and
ushered in the New Year at the Stage
Door Canteen. His last appearance
in the city, about year ago. was at
"a number of the Presidents Birth.
day Balls. The popular baritone Is
director of music at Fort Huachica,
Ariz., and attended the 18th class at
the School for Special Service ut
Lexington, Va, from which he grad.
uated Wednesday.
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Artists Announced
For Next Opera

Dorothy Kristen, soprano OF tia
Chicago and Philadelphia Opera
forces, has been engaged to sing thu
role of Violetta with the Washington
Grand Opera, which will present "IA
Iraviata' Tuesday, January IS. At
Constitution Hall. william Webster.
tenor, general manager of the or
SANITATION and its founder will be
heard in the part of Alfredo. Mr.
Webster has sung with European
opera companies including the
Covent Garden Co. in London.
Carlo Peroni. who conducted r..
Gently "Cavalleria Rusticana" and
"Pagliacci," will again preside over
chorus and orchestra as well As thu
ballet in the third act. Stage d.
rection will be under the supervision
OF Benjamin Altieri. The entire
company comes from New York.
La Boheme" has been scheduled for
February a. Tickets are on sale at
the Washington Grand Opera box
office in the Raleigh Hotel and the
Willard
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Hugh Porter Coming

Hugh Porter, organist of COLLEGIATE
Church Of st. Nicholas, Fifth avenue,
New York City. will give a recital
at Calvary Methodist Church Tues
day evening, January IS, at 8:lS.
Mr.. Porter is making a transconti-
mental tour beginning January 3.
and will be heard in many Of the
Nations largest cities. This concert
is planned and sponsored jointly by
Calvary Methodist choir and the
D. c. Chapter of the American Guild
of Organists.
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Cat Versus Dogs

Right in the middle of wave of
dog pictures, one studio has the
nerve to come out with film titled
"Kitty."
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IA Mother Criticizes
Prodigy System


HOLLYWOOD.
Most former child stars don't want
their children to be child stars
says Mrs. Carter de Haven, who
started a stage career at 8.
That" reasons Mrs. de Haven,
lis because we realize the great
ness of the theatrical profession
and want our children to study long
and hard and be prepared for it,
Her daughter Gloria, since child
hood, has wanted to follow a the
atrical career. But she was pre-
vented by her mother from doing
so until she had been properly
trained. Now. at IS, Gloria is max
Ing her movie debut.
And perhaps there Is substantia-
ton to Mrs. de Ravens theory. The
percentages of child stars today,
who are children of child stars Of
yesterday, is infinitesimal,