Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 10

. THE EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, - D. FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923. ( " 10 = | all the properties required for the ernoon in the Tech High School au- {CLUB WILL SPEND |AMUSEMENTS |- ‘"°|TEST OF PUPILS SEEN |cmoon v The expressionists, Mr. MacGowan Dr. Ballou Indicated that the pres- ; DAY AT PINEY Po'NT pIEpL e, he ilmanodirniste AS AID TO TEACHERS ent difficulty is due to the fact that who are trying to solve this problem ) —— i Kenneth MacGowan’s Lecture. |with quecy “eubistie. semnery _ that Work Will Be More Enjoyable Un- | teachers are not able to gauge how MFD. AND TRADE MARK OWNED b —— Kenneth MacGowan, New York dra- | Seem sxcellent background for night- much good they are doing their pu- DY GOODALL WORSTED . €0, £ i a okt stage.|Mmares. but do mnot always get the der Proper System, Declares pils, which results in a certain vague- . % Cosmopolitan Members Will Take|matic critic and,authority on stage-|same result with the general audi- afesti h 3 it ob . ] craft, was the guest of the Ram's 'e;!ce'sd -Jn;)-cousclgu.l reaction 0 was School Superintendent. 1‘""“ ,rh“‘ ; :" °""“:d B . H - iti Head Players at their miniature play- ended by. the designer of the sets. . eaching. The remedy, he pointe 3 S l l i Wives for Initial Week house yestorday afternoon and sven.|There is also the permanent stage | Through the proper application of | lies in a medlum between the achieve. peCla C earance b End Outin; R Y setting which, with min nges, is | the right tests and standards for | ment tests and intelligénce tests. The 3 31 uting. ing. Robert Bell, director of that or- | made to serve for inter! | school children will come more en-|achievement tests are those which . i —— ganization, presented Mr. MacGowan :}:flor ;‘:lkewO"‘,:r?(f f:";?: "md:mmn JFvg.vn:l:e telc’;-h,:lx‘).“ s:u::l. of &Iullm‘oln s:ow (h‘e protxrs!! of the pupil by Y Y e e ra . Ba old supervising | the quality of work produced in a § Virtually all members of the Cos- |1 the afternoon to an audience who | of “FHamiet met with humorous re- | principals and upper grade teachers | certain period, while the Intelligence # mopolitan Club, with thelr wives, will | ture by Me. MasGowan o The New | SPOLSe from several critics, actording |ut ' 'meeting of the = Adminiatrative | tests measurs the ‘montality® and % hotor o Piney Point mext Friday to | Stagecraft. In the evening, an in- | Lyoiry MacGowan. The same back | Principals’ Association yesterday aft- | adaptability of the pupil. h s pldidt o o St ol et Ml i il B oA e SO SO : vited audience of those primarily in- | o) "4 0o late. intertors and the ¢ varticipate in the initial week end |y, €5 MIGERCE OF TROS pment of mod- et 4 i £ meeting of the organization, accord-|ern drama, enjoyed, with Mr. Mac- | STapnyard where Ophella was buried. ' We have on hand to- % Ing to announcement made at a meet- | Gowan, a special performance of two | his audience in this instance with the = g 3 %ing in the Hotel Hamilton yesterday.|of the most.charming plays presented | reality of the atmosphere of the vari- day 300 Genuine Palm 2 The event ushers in a acrle; ‘1’; ;ne- R’e ;?;:[*:fl':“f “L,mm'n' 3 ous distinct scenes,” n;ld Mr. Mac- N ’ summer meetings to be held dur- | the = T Gowan, “and some of the critics the P 3 iing the hot months. pantomimic fantasie, and ‘Wolnt Owri. | next morning sald that ‘Ophelia. wus Beach Suits in sizes vary. Music week will be observed by the one o ce Brown's | buried in the front parlor of the % < £ club Friday night next, when a spe. | One-act comedies. palace.’ - 7 ing from 34 to 40, in % Clally arranged program will be pre- | Mr. MacGowan is the author of two | **Although Mr. MacGowan admitted | —— 1 = i % sented at the Hamilton. Ladles will| Dooks on stagecraft and used some |that many attempts in novel stage- lll’lsle and double breast- A 1%0 participate In this entertatn- | Material from one of them in his lec- | gettings were silly, he also found fmenl. Thomas Cantwell, chairman of ture, which he illustrated in an specific imstances in which he recom- ol . S ed model'. H o 2 o | teresting manner with stereopticon | mended the settings highly. He, per- ~:{‘m't'::sgm‘;“r"'l‘)‘l“e‘é‘:f;‘;:‘,};‘ Jeaterday | siides, showing the development of | sonally. found sspecial nterest in the i the art of stage decoration from the | attempis of Gordon Craig and Joseph No man can afford to il days of the Greek and Roman outdoor | Urb. h ist der th. Charles Ruoff, cosmopolitan for the : oman outdoor | Urban, and the artists under the T Ba s = 7| theater, through the periods of the |direction of Herr Reinhardt. - day, gave a brief outline of his busi-|ghayxespearean and Itallan Renais. . 0 N s pass up such an oppor §jiesh career. Guests included Conrad | wince Yevivale. of theatricar interests, : = his Perfect Roof Coating 0 Alterations nity # Spencer, W. P. Clark and F. E. Hunt. | 3P to the theaters of a century ago English a la English. tu 3 Seals Any Roof in Any Condition Impervious to Fire—Water—Sun , finally, the super-modern thea- { Booster' prizes were awarded Dr. of Burope and Rew Y et todaca | From the London Passing Show. \ 3 Russell Murray and Edward Gramm, here are three important factors| Enthusiastic Girl—Isn't this a top- : i President James Colliffower urged |in the theater, said Mr. MacCouan | pir i i i : . MacGowan, arty? . §100 per cent co-operation from ‘the | “tho playwright, the actor and the |P ok PAT e topmole it the S to 60 Gallon Drums—Easily Applied sclub with those arranging the base|gsetting. Of these three the first two ase Boy—! 0 top-hole Call or Phone Our Washington Distributors fhall game to be plaved at American | are undeniably the more important (music wasn't so dud, ‘cos the grub's ¢ League Park for the benefit of €| and it is my personal opinion that the [not bad, what there is of it, and the | P ul H Sears Co ln #Boys' Club of Washington. AtOF 18 most: IMBOYtARt: of a1k thries | no i 2 onnt oriodh 4n paria: fnd.the a » mpany’ C. i i too uty. onty they 0 sy 1209 Pa: Ave. N.W h & 13th, Near 12th H “L belleve we will have better plays | €1rls aren’t too dusty, only they dance Dcbt., Maii : t ear IMIXED COMMISSION | emors ona Boam e et et |50 e svevrimg o s o L Main 3034 Eein AENC NV BOCRARL : have better actors. e e B e O Y 4 ~During the last few years the the- e NP7 17, NNYIZNNJIZINNG U7\ 17 N 7N I7INN 17 i IN MEXICO DELAYED [2ic5,hu smnnusizes the setting rath: \W’““":\W NS % ENE NENERE & o Rave had much beautie) scencry ‘to ’c:‘{c EHEIHC ERCITCRIC SHETHEINE })llllllm‘e lh? rather poor plays and me- ce: ’ ocre acting. It is with just such :Exposition of Obregon Attitude |organizations as this, the TR Head Playews, s , ambitious organiza- ¢ Toward U. S. Recognition Re- |tions, that have thoughts bevond the ! H ! financial suc of the theater, that H : quirements Stated Cause. | the salvatio d progress of things . theatrical 1i | a I P ad | SATURDAY IS CHILDREN’S DAY T}[/f one day of the k which is allotted to the children. On this day, mothers can secure shoes for boys and girls at greatly reduced prices. Obregon admi pressionistic ard the recognition require- | Craig design laid down by the United |the mode of in has been delayed because | “There is B struggle Xican members of the mixed | against using the p: artificial fon have found it necessary to | canvas flats that take g and restate the government's |of reality in a play on in certain particulars in conse- | super-realism when so much of questions advanced by utters up the stage that the ac States delegation, submerged and, if the _The conference will resume its ses- | doesn't care for the pl. ons Monday pend a blissful half hour « - Woodmard & Lothrop ~ THE MEN’S STORE § Z Boys’ High-Grade Low Shoes —Smart Oxfords, straight or wing tip; also smart sport com- Misses’ and Children’s Shoes ——Choicg of a complete stock of Sport Shoes, Oxfords and Strap Slippers, Greatly Reduced for Quick Sale Men’s Spring Suits Misses’ Shoes, $4 to §5 Children’s Shoes Sizes 5 to 8—$2 to $3 Sizes 82 to 11—$3 up binations FOR YOUNG FOLKS AND YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN R G P O U G Note these points: It’s strictly a sale of regular stock suits; the 1d reductions are genuine; you are certain to be well pleased with the and Women’s sizes. 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Special No. 7— \ _!E ‘ colo.rs, he:.athel:s and.stnpes. ]I)mported All-Wool Coats, $10. All Children’s Spring Coats, Capes 1 § $50 to $55 Values I White Swimming Shirts, $3. Ribbed, in plain colors. \ and Hats—Marked down to an un- o \ I 5 Blue Flannel Trunks, $5. Imported Camel Coats, $15. usually low level for quick clearance 2 N THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. % \ 1 N VALUE IN THE CITY TODAY! The most g / ial No. 8— desired worsteds, blue serges, too, and WITH ¥ N et 0. ¥ | EXTRA TROUSERS at this truly remarkably . % $ |, Tailored Lingerie Blouses and Over- 9 5 low price. 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