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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
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beloved
We midst Of the solemn to the Holy Spirit
Sundsy the coming and
ndveng Holy Spirit in the Church ssfsb
Iishsd by divine FOR that the
that He guides the destiny of this body OF Christians
the everlasting of heaven regardless OF the
the moral and intellectual confusion in society
designed n1sIesd the children of God.
Peneeost eemphssizes the eternal mission
chss-ihe of ell with God whose glory they meant
during these days of
should have zesous minis
further the Kingdom God earth We ferent
nominal Catholics Al the time,
ask the fire of Penecost the souls of
with burning desire 70 serve God as His Priests
We are .aefuI TO Great High Priest. Lord
Christ numbers and Pooc quality Of the
Semnarans preparing
parishes institutions the Diocese They
all and give rich promise OF the welfare Of the Church OF
Columbus
grows this there five
immediately. There schools
territories be opened in the OF the diocese There
is the necessity Of offering Priests university
for diocesan administrative work These needs must
with the Holy Spirits msgnanmoUs gifts 70
apooeminded young who seek Christ IN this i'm
portant fasf-growins Diocese.
There is Just request make Of you, my
brethren The who preparing for the service
of this Diocese will be Priests They Will ask
YOU therefore, continued help after
year Seminary the education
we'll realize that this Of the major
hs Diocese Yet there important The Psnteeos
collection Of the meeting th obligation Make
offerings possible and this worth.
your charity throughout the You will receive
the and blessings ell the Priests have aided
blessing appreciation your soIeuds
the burden which share with his Church of Columbus
osvotedIy in Christ
MICHAEL j. READY
Bishop Of Columbus
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Deuotions in Many Churches
Set to Honor Mary's Queensl,ip

VATICAN CITY = (NC) -
Special Marian devotionS will
be held in many churches
throughout the diocese as we'll
as the world Tuesday, May 81,
the new feast day of the
Queenship of Mary, proclaim
ed last October by Pope Plus
XII.
AT the time the Pope commanded
that the world be reconsecrated to
the Immaculate Heart of Mary on
the new feast, but the Vatican does
not plan TO issue any special in.
structions in regard to the recon.
secration.
. Vatican officials explained that
the implementation of this papal
command will be left to the indi
vidusl Bishops throughout the
world.
The ordo-liturgical directions
for the celebration of the Mass and
recitation of the Divine Office Of
the feast of Mary's Queenship has
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week by Father Bennett Applegate
superintendent of diocesan schools,
begins Sunday, May 29, and con
cludes Tuesday. June T. OF the to-
tai graduates, $50 are girls.
The 10 schools of Columbus will
graduate 249 boys and 301 girls,
while the remaining schools in the
z3-county diocese will give diplo.
mas to 1872 boys and 219 girls.
Glasses range in numbers from
one graduate at st. Euplrasa's s
School to ia at Rosary High
School.
The commencement dates, mum.
Der of graduates, and principal
speakers follow
Sunday. May ~
Our Lady of Victory, Columbus
Il graduates; 8 p. m. in church
Speaker, Msgr. Anthony Schlernit--
zauer, pastor of st. Peters Church.
Columbus.
Sacred Heart, Columbus; 80 grad
uates; 8 p. m. in church; speaker.
Father John Byrne, C.PP.S.
st. Mary's Columbus; rs gradu
ates; 4 p. m. in church. Speaker
The Very Rev. Aloysius Berendt
VT, pastor of Holy Rosary Church,
Steubenville.
Central Catholic, Chillicothe; Ia
graduates: p m. in st. Peters
Church; speaker, Father Robert
White, principal of Notre. Dame
High School, Portsmouth.
Sacred Heart, Coshocton; ID
graduates; 8 p. m. in church; speak
er, Father George Ruchmann, not
airy of the Diocesan Matrimonial
Court.
Immaculate Conception, Denni
son; % graduates; 7;30 p. m. in
church; speaker, Father Charles
Haluska, professor at st. Charles
College, Columbus.
st. Francis, Newark; 50 grad
uates; 7:30 p. m, in the church
speaker, Father Leonard Flick, pro
fessor at the Pontifical College
Josephinum, Worthington.
Holy Trinity, Somerset; 10 grad
yates; 4 p. m. in church; speaker
Father Patrick J. Conaty, o.P., pas
tor.
RosecranS, GAINESVILLE; SO grad
uates; 8:15 o. m. in ST. Thomas
Church; speaker, Father George A
Fulcher, assistant pastor of st
Joseph Cathedral.
Tuesday, May 81
Aquinas, Columbus; III grad
yates; 8 p, m. in st. Joseph Ca
thedral; speaker, Father Michael E
Stock, OP. professor at st. Jos
eph Priory, Somerset.
Wednesday, June
Rosary, Columbus; la graduates
p. m. in church; speaker, Father
Edmund Cuneo, 0,S.B., dean a
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not yet been published, it was
pointed out here. Nor has the Mass
of Divine Office for the feast been
published yet.
Consequently, there will be no
formal liturgical celebration of the
feast this year.
1t is also noted that this year
May 81 falls on the Tuesday within
the Octave of Pentecost. Pentecost
Tuesday has its own Mass with a
liturgical rank of double of the
first class and as a consequence
outranks and displaces the Feast
of the Queenship of Mary which has
rank of a double of the second
class.
In future years when the feast is
outranked on May 81, it was stated
the Queenship of Mary will be cele-
brated on the first available "fer-
ial day" after May 81, that is, the
first day when there is no feast
Continued on Page q
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Vocation Days
Scheduled at
St. Charles

Three Vocation Days, con-
Quoted by the priests on the
faculty of st. Charles Semin-
ary, have been arranged to
give high school graduates in
the entire diocese detailed in
formation about seminary life.
The first conference will be on
Sunday, June Il, beginning with a
2 p. m. assembly at st. Charles.
The program will consist of two
conferences, a question and an.
swer session and Benediction.
The other two vocation days
will be on the second Sundays in
July and August at fhe same
iirfe.
There will be an opportunity to
register for entrance into the sem
mary. No emphasis will be placed
on registration. Any interested
youth should attend even though
he has not made final decision.
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Bishops
Engagements
JUNE SCHEDULE

JUNE SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 1st: 400 p. m.
Saint Charles Seminary
commencement; 500 p. NJ
Saint Charles Preparatory
School Graduation.
Thursday, June Ind. 400 Noon
Meeting, Board of Regents.
PonfifieaI College Josephin-
um, Columbus; 800 .. M
Saint Mary Of the Springs
Academy Graduation.
Sunday. June 5th: ll:oo a. m.
Dedication and Mass, Saint
Agnes Church, Columbus; 800
p. m.-Ssint Mary OF the
Springs College Commence
nent.
Tuesday, June 9TH: 400 p. M
Saint Joseph Academy Grad.
Uafion.
Wednesday. June 9th: 1000 ..
m. - Mass, Good Samaritan
Hospital, GAINESVILLE, 5oth An
niversary-SehooI Of Nursing.
Sunday, June 18th: 1000 q. m.
Mass and Confirmation,
Saint Philip Neri Church. MUr-
ray City; 800 ?. m.-confir'
nation, Saint Plus choreh.
Moxshsla.
Monday, June IS: 500 .. M
Opening OF Clergy Retreat
Saint Charles Seminary.
Wednesday, June IS, 800 .. m.
Mess for deceased Bishops
and Priests Of Diocese. Saint
Charles Seminary.
Thursday, June 10Th: 500 p. M
Closing Of Clergy Retreat
Saint Charles Seminary.
Sunday, June 18th: ll:00 .. m,
Solemn Mass, eoram Episeopo
Saint Mary Church, Lancaster.
50fh Anniversary, Lancaster
Council, Knights Of Columbus
800 p. m.-Dedieafion of Wat
terson High School, Columbus
Monday, June 10th: 1000 a. m.-
SoIes.,n Mass, eoram Episcopo
Holy Cross Church, Columbus
Golden Jubilee OF Priesthood,
Fsther Cornelius Schneider.
SUndsy, June 26; 1900 q. m.-
Dedicstion and Mass, Saint
Augustine Church, Columbus.
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lie population of 1920, ,263. The
total number Of dioceses, including
the Vicariate of Alaska, is 106, with
Catholic populations Of 1925, ,439.
The IS srchdioceses reported a
growth of 361 ,971 and the 106 di.
oceses 565, 5,307. The archdioceses
with Catholic populations in ex-
cess of one-million are Chicago,
1885, OBS; Boston, 1,456, ,474; New
York, 1,402,954; Philadelphia, l.
232, ,469; Newark, 1853 ,295, and De-
troit. 1,O75.O0O.
Brooklyn, with 1897, ,595, con-
tinues as the largest diocese,
while Pittsburgh, with 746,27O, is
the second largest and Buffalo is
third. with 710,563. While is Sees
reported no changes in their Cath
olic populations and nine reflected
slight decreases, the advances in
the other LOT showed substantial
gains.
New educational institutions in-
clude two diocesan and six relig-
ious community seminarieS estab-
lished during 1854. The 78 dioces-
an seminaries report enrollments
of 15,901 seminarisns, an increase
of 853, while the 385 novitiates and
scholastieates Of the religious COM
munities have 16,493 students, indi-
eating a total Of 32,394 candidates
for the priesthood.
The decreasing trend in Cath
osie college and university en-
rolIments for three successive
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Thomas Cadden
To Be Ordained
Deacon Tomorrow

The Rev. Mr.. Thomas Cadden, q
subdeacon at Mt. St. Mary of the
West Seminary, Norwood. will be
ordained a deacon by Bishop Ready
during the ordination ceremonies
tomorrow al st. Joseph Cathedral.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
A. Cadden of st. Mary's parish,
Chillieothe, the Rev. Mr.. Cadden
will return TO Mt. ST. Mary's to
serve as prefect. He received his
B.A. degree at st. Charles Semi
nary in June, 1852. He was ordain-
ed subdeacon at St. Mary's Sem
mary in March, 1855.
He will be ordained to the Sa.
cred Priesthood this summer at .
date to be announced later.
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as compared with 5,9Tb last year.
Three new parishes have been
established in the diocese since the
1854 directory was published. The
three include st. Agnes, Our Lady
of Perpetual Help and st. An
drew's.
The huge increase is, Of course,
felt chiefly in fhe schools Of the
diocese. Elementary school en-
roliment has grown from H,430
TO 1s,10S-sn increase Of 1875
pupils. High school enrolment
has risen 10 4,s57-an increase Of
45I students.
To help meet increased enroll
ment. the number Of lay teachers
in diocesan schools has been al
most doubled. There were 81 lay
teachers last year. At present there
are $50. In addition, more Sisters
have come into the diocese to teach.
There we're SOB teaching Sisters
| listed for the diocese in the 1854
directory. The new directory lists
$40 teaching Sisters.
Catholics in the United States,
! Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands
now number 32,575,702, according
/ to the new directory.
The new total represents an in
crease of 927 ,278 over last year.
There are now 81, ,403, 1872 Catholics
in the 48 states and 172, $40 in Alas
ka and Hawaii. The new total rep
resents a ten-year increase of
8.612,031 over the 23.963,671 Cath
oIics reported in 1945.
There are now rs archdioceses in
the United States, with a Catho-
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Bishop Ready, speaking to ap-
proximately 800 delegates, mem
bers and guests at a banquet high
lighting the three-day meeting in
Columbus, asserted that Catholics
know full well their strict duty
of avoiding the near occasions of
sin and of protecting their children
from exposure to such occasions. :"
He continued:
THAT much of the current in
decency, Haunted publicly in word
and action, in print and picture, in
cites to public indecency and de-
based morals, no sane man can
doubt.
Surely there is need - instant,
immediate, imperative need - for
all decent-minded citizens to bestir
themselvse to action to loud and
continued protest, to individual and
organized effort, as well as to fer
vent prayer for the cleansing of the
polluted channels of so-called COM
mon entertainment.
"If is vain 10 dawdle with the
notion that producers and pub
fishers and purVeyors will con.
froI their own areas Of opera
tion and will conform 10 sane
requirements OF common deeen-
eY. They have had years TO give
US some hope that such good
would come from them.
Their business is not to con.
form, but to form - to guide, to
lead, to shape the public taste
! Experience proves beyond question
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that their guiding influence is ever
downward, and motivated principal
ly by profits"
Bishop Ready declared that the
matter cannot be brushed off by
the "over-simplified device of cit
ing hslf-truths as basic principles.
He asserted:
I'VE cannot declare merely that
Legislation can't produce good
morals" nor, as a columnist in a
local newspaper, the Columbus
Citizen, did recently, classify citi-
zens' groups working for decency
in movies as group of well-mean-
Continued on Page p
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Diocese Purchases
Land In Marion

MARION - A 20-acre tract of
land, located at 1o47 Mt. Vernon
Ave, just inside the southeastern
corporation line of the city, was
purchased by the Diocese of Co
lumbus, it was announced this
week by Father William Spicker-
man. pastor of st. Mary church.
This purchase has been in pro-
cess for long time in view of the
rapid growth of the community.
The new tract will relieve the
crowded conditions in the present
school and parish facilities.
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275 adults To Be
Confirmed Sunday

Bishop Ready will confirm 275
adults in st. Joseph Cathedral Sun
day at 800 pm. 1t is traditional
that the Bishop confirms on Pente-
cost afternoon. The sacrament of
Confirmation is the Sacrament of
the Holy Spirit" Those to be con-
firmed are from various parishes
from throughout Franklin County
where confirmations have not been
held.
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Vigil of Pentecost

Tomorrow Saturday, the Wig
IL of Pentecost, is a fast day and
a day of partial abstinence. Meat
may be eaten only at the princi-
pal meal.
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Bishop Raps Lethargy
To Immoral Movies In
Talk at K of C. Meeting

An imperative need for decenmnded citizens to empha
cay oppose debang motion pictures ewd reading matter
and obscene illustrations cited Sunday by Bishop Ready
address the yxth annual convention of the Ohio
State Council of the Knights of Columbus
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Growth of Church in Diocese
Reflects Nationwide Gains
Population of Columbus
See Is Now l28,948

The steady growth of the Church in the United States
reflected figures contained in the Official Catholic D
recory for 1855 released this week.
The Catholic population of the Diocese of Columbus
grown from 121 $50 to record 128948 an increase of
1888 in the last year There 6430 baptisms this year
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-27
Diplomas to Be Issued
To 951 Graduates of
Diocesan High Schools

A total of 951 seniors will be receiving diplomas from
the % Catholic high schools the Columbus Diocese within
the next two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

THIS WEEK Aa.ssz,ns Dsssmbsr =. tess
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Bible Comment:
Walk With Him
To Know
The Christ
TO know the Christ, to see II

TO know the Christ, to see the
Messiah revealed in Jesus of
Nazareth. should not be difficult
for us.
We have before us the accumu-
3ated evidence Of the New Testa-
nenf Gospels.
We might envy the experience
OF those who first saw Him and
heard Him when He was here on
earth, but we have advantages
that they did not have.
We Of today stand with all the
evidences and assurances of the
time and the ages.
But for us, as for those who
saw and heard with wonder
ment. the Christ does not come
with Ills fullness unless we, too.
see Him with wonderment.
The first essential for the
knowledge of the Christ is to
know that story Of the earthly
life of Jesus, to walk with Him
In Galilee. Sumaria and Judea. to
wander in the fields and villages
and byways, as well as to Jour-
ney to the feasts. Jerusalem and
the Temple.
An amazing thing about the
Gospels is that they are always
hew. They convey. always
sense of wonder.
1t is as we read and know the
Gospels that the truth and rich
ness and the experience of all
that follows comes alive-the let
tiers of ST. Paul, and of Peter.
James and John; the effect of the
Gospel upon disciples in pagan
world. and the revelation of what
Christ has been to those who
have known. loved and followed
Him in all the centuries of Chris
tan faith.
ITO know the love of Christ,
which passeth knowledge-''
That is the richest and greatest
experience man can have. and
any man can have it.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21

Malachi Booker, Hezekiah
Booker, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Booker, of Washington,
DC, enjoyed a motor trip
to Roanoke to spend Mothers
Day with their sister and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Waddell, of Mcdowell Ave-,
NV. The Booker" family
also brought their mother,
Mrs. Ella Booker, of Bedford
County, with them. A regu-
lar family reunion was held
which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lena Reid, Mrs. Anna
Bell Waddell's sister-in-law
and Miss Virginia Loving
were also dinner guests dur
ing the stay of her relatives.
The visitors left for their
homes on Sunday night.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21

The Smoke Nuisance
Beyond The river smokes East St.
Louis.-Edirorial lin fulD from the
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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lowing the opening of the
meeting the chair turned over
to the pastor, Rev. P. M,
Caldwell. The following Off
GERS were elected: President
MRS. Annie Bell Waddell
Vice-president, Mrs. Annie
Gordon; Secretary, Mrs. Luz
ella Mays; Assistant Secre-
tary, Mrs. Lucy Poindexter
Chaplain, Mrs. Bertha How
ard, Jr.; Treasurer, Mrs. Ella
Holland; Sick Committee,
Mrs. Lucy Reeves. Following
the business of, the evening,
'a'deiectable 1ppast was served
buffet style. Other members
of the club present were Mrs.
Josie Simpson, Mrs. Hattie
Lee Williams, Mrs. P. NJ.
Caldwell, Mrs. Bertha Glib
son, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs.
Clemmons was the guest of
the evening. =
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l am the Lord which exercise
ioviag-kindness, judgment, and
righteousness, in the earth, for
IN these things I delight
Jeremiah 9, 24.)
How wonderful it is that the
Source of all power in the uni
verse, that which keeps the suns
and the galaxies in orderly
course, is God within and all
about us always = that His
loving-kindness is available to
us, His children, unstintingly,
for the taking.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21

Mrs W. Clark Secretary and Assistant Manager of the
Citizens Undertaking Establishment, 500 Commonwealth
Avenue N E., Mr. S. H. Hale as the new licensed
Funeral Director and Embamer is native of Roa
nok eand former employer Citizens Establishment We
also have Notary Public
r. L. Edwards Vice President; Mrs. r. w. Clark Secretary
and Assistant Manager; r. L. Edwards Vice President
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21
3 DAYS WORK IN ONE

Columbia, sc. Faced with
heavy demurrage charges, the w.
L. Boozer lumber yard needed q
freight car loaded with $1,000 board
feet Of lumber unloaded at once.
Gordon L. Cliattertou, lumber
salesman, volunteered to do the
job. AS local people watched,
Chatterton unloaded an estimated
Sc tons OF lumber between 8 am.
and 4 pm. The husky graduate
of the University OF Michigan,
worked his way through school as
longshorcman and even now,
besides being a salesman, he takes
on unloading jobs from time to
time.
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CUR

The Jovial Luncheon Club
met with Mrs. Bertha Hurt
at the home of Mrs. Essie
Milliner, the president, eli
Madison Ave-, NE. After the
routine business the meeting
adjourned. Members were
then ushered into the dining
room to a lovely luncheon.
Members present were: Mes
DANES Bertha Hurt, Adelaide
Simms, Sara Brown, Annie
Bell Waddell, Edna Nowlin
and Essie Milliner.
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visited his three brothers anc
sister at Columbus, o. While
there he was the house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James CAVITY
OF North Monroe, Columbus.
He was also entertained by
his other brothers, Robert,
Hulease, and his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Washington, all of
Columbus.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John CAVITY,
ST., visited their son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
CAVITY, of Euclid St., NV, in
Washington, d. c., last week
for their early summer vaca-
lion. The "Cantys" visited
for a week.
Mr.. John CAVITY previously
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21
DEVASTATING HABIT
By George

Baltimore, Md. = Arrested in
April. 1858. and again last January,
Richard Goats, 49-year-old Negro,
was sentenced to Jail for stealing
cases Of beer from a local drugstore.
Evidently, he didn't learn his lesson
because. the other day, he was
caught stealing beer again from
the same drug store.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21

Syngman Rhee, President, South
Korea, advising Americans: Have
faith in your own ideals, for truly
the American principle and the
American ideal are the last great
hope of the world"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-05-21

Pastors Aid Club of Mt.
Zion A.M.E. Church met at
the home of Mrs. Mary Jones,
1106 Peach Road, NV. Fol
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Albert Gore, u. S. Senator from
Tennessee: 1.-The people of the South
don't like the Presidents policy of
giving tax relief to the rich. They
don't like his farm policy and they
don't like his power politics."
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Continued from page 8

Continued from page 3
fries; l red, Mrs. Stella Rea-
mey; 1 red, Mrs. Annabelle
Atkins; 2 red, Mrs. Freda
Lipscombe; l red, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Williams; / blue, Mrs
Myrtle Ford; 2 red, Mrs.
Mildred Crews; 8 red, Mrs.
Elizabeth Carter.
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Presenting: Boomer, N. c.; Rae
ket. Mo-; Explosion, KY; Bangall,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
June Havoc
New Projects
First Star

The Studio, Washington's new
est legitimate playhouse. will
open this month at the former
Hippodrome Theater, vacated al
the end of last season by Arena
Stage. The first play will be 'La
Ronde." with June Havoc in the
leading role. it was announced
Iby Bernard Lust. of the neigh
Iborhood movie chain which owns
the house.
The Arthur Schnitzler comedy
translated into English by Eric
Bentley, win open here on NO
vember % and will run for three
weeks. There will be evening per-
Iformances Monday through Sat
urday, with matinees on Wednes-
day and Saturday.
The theater. according to Mr.
ILust's announcement. has been
newly remodeled and redec-
GRATED. 1t will bring to Washing
ton, he promises. some Of Amer
lica's best known stars In out
standing productions In in-the-
round style"
The opening attraction, LA
Ronde," is being directed by
James Winslow. He long has been
managing director Of the Myrtle
Beach Playhouse, Myrtle Beach
S. C. Seats for the first play will
lgo on sale next Monday at The
Studio, New York avenue at
Ninth street NV.