Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 10

THE- BVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1927. RE T its first public tryout “The Zoo,” de- e T T o Zoo” they have ot effected a satis. | demonstrations on the part of the | underworld group, who proves to be | Gale-Swept Britain AM‘ SEMEN I S factory co-ordination. ludl(;‘n‘ce would indicate. an author in disguise, there seeking | RUSSELL T0 LECTURE | While local color. b { culated to thrill. It comes when the | cross-sections of life that have proved Louis D’Arclay, portraying the role | B; s b Socorous dady slaps the ~shop-soiled” | bonanzas in dramas of other mold— |of Pete Delardis, the suive gangster, Bl P“bl‘“ t to Address Audi H HINGTON | \ % e Last evening, at the National Thea- | S50 JBUIG o7 - the play reveals tal- | women of mysterious reputations and | unsophisticated Betty Fairfax a_taste WAS G Balmy U' s' eath r ter, Charles Dillingham presented for (ent without much opportunity for us‘nr‘cupfllll)nx and stage life—here in |of the life she sought, and Peggy | Bertand Russell, British publicist, s SCHOOL FOR LU L. ression. It includes Gwynn Strat.|this “synthetic” rendition there obvi- | Allenby, depicting the charac ssavist and philosopher, who arrived EDUCATIONAL, 5 There is but one dramatic scene cal- | the story has Interesting . Reads With Envy of| 0= = e J NATIONAL— v Zoo. gentleman with her gloves. | with underworld characters, men and | who almost succeeds in giving the | ence at Washington Auditorium. SECR R[ES Leila Bennett, in an impossible | ously is something lacking the | Sheila Kelly, an experienced actr in New York Sunday, will lecture at scribed in the program as “a new com- I . & z | ™ I' Lucile Watson, Wallace Eddin- “something” that comes intuitively to | Who herusmh etty, prove the mo: o P 5 by Michael Arlen|ger’as the stupid husband: Elsie Law- | the dramatist and involves an element | convincing in their roles. Alan Birm- |the Washington Auditorium Octobet By the Associated Press. LONDON, October 4.—~With gales edy in three acts, ‘Philip Cunningham and Horace |of lucky inspiration in addition to |ingham, cast opposite Dorothy Bur-|18.at 8:15 o'clock in the evening. An- roi 3 i and rain continuing to sweep theit |and Winchell Smith. som, Decision Reducing Fre'ght Jess fortunate Lnglish It is not wprising that two | Pollock. faithful endeavor. | gess in the leading role, also holds h sment to this effect was made men and day envious- | authors arve given credit for “The e | The innocent miss resolved to be-|own with restrained action and good | cq - B Mk AT % . Failing in her reading of his lines. Miss Bu 3 v by Miss Alice Spiers, secres alifornia Frui v red ! Toonr for mo one alone would prob- SHUBERT BELASCO—“Synfhietic comie a great actre i Charges on Californ it Y of th STor o one Rl ey ] s | first big opportunity, she determines | however, carrying the very dificult | tars- ¢ of the \ashington found rather in matching Roland ! to hobnob with underworld characters | tole of the innocent-minded, would-be |chapter of the League of Industrial HICKWIAN Shlpmenls Agam Assailed. Bts Young as n “shopsciled” gadabout| The new play by Erederic and Fan- | jo,in’ the meaning of suffering, of | Star, has a role to whose difficulties | pomoeracy, afier the board of m op SPEECHA\‘D EXPRESSION | | King and Queen drove to |with Irene Brown as a perfectly decor- | nie Hatton, coauthors of “Ups hame. She Iocates. In an apariment | she ‘could scarcely be expected at all | et Ll i | A T at Balmoral, Scotland, ves- |ous lady about to divorce her adoring [and Down” and other succ i ,nc ady reputation in the “sinful | moments to rise gers of the Masonic Temple Associa- Trurther a as directed by West- (A“,l'l‘fxy m:\i_-l : orm. The \\'hlule |]m~4h.md on suspicion, but who very ‘,,m an unpron g futurs to |t of ‘1’"‘ metropolis ‘nm, P i ikl vl etalive ern railroads o iahimst the| of the British Isles experienced a | promptly succumbs to a very sudden |he judged hy its premiere here last 'mhm!ucm to gunmen, dope peddlers ance that Masonic Auditorium w Interstate Commerce Commission .de-| #aie over the week end, with winds |t tion Iaid in her way by the | night at the 5 This .little |and unconventionality of all manner, | Former Judge I.mdsey Exonerated be rented for the le \‘“‘.“ = Faniz 'mbet cision reducing % on Cali- arying from 50 to 70 miles an | “shop-soiled” gentle |drama of the aspirations of an en- mm fails to become smirched in spite | DENVER, October 4 (#).—I or the lecture. oice und Sueech Teain: I | fornia fruit mo Sast. . nccompanied in the northern Mr. 3 Mr. Russell w 's penchant flfil daring 1"|l(lt’lv unsophisticated miss, who goes |of herself. And though she through- | Juvenile Judge Ben B. s and Wasten): || decision as | low temperatures. | dialogue is well known, and Mr. Smith [ to live in West Side, New York, in fout the actlon of the play abjures olved yesterday by the Denver Bar | tion and World ¥ il: leaths and many injuries |has created several pl 2 search of ‘*‘experie! that would | riage and pursue a career, the close - | 2 subject of general of th °d from falling trees, |which have established him as a|make an emotional actress of her, |of the play finds her reconciled to|ing court records, made dramatist of consequence. But in “The | proves unconvincing so far as any |the love and marriage to one of the | District Attorney Phillip S. Vancise. 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