Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 11

THE EVENING- STAR, WASninuiuN, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930, auditorium last night. The light opera | unusually lovely voice of soprano quality |R|SH G'RL HOLDS ART farmers and country yokels who came POET sEEs vAR'ED L'FE little regard for law and order. When van . The United States was repre- |In for drinks, Miss Steyen went to the the postman came up with the ieti.s finer numbers than second performance to- | to particular advantage. Aran Islands and wandered all over e : anief Ynd on similar programs, | "1 be given & L ther roles fn the operetta were sung| SHOW OF OWN PICTURES | {2 [elands and wandered ail over Patrick MacGill, War Play Writer, | R Va8 accompanied by armed police- M U frequently fou! “Hymn of the Pilgrims" | Night, also at College Park. o X —— petticoat and sketching everythml she men. e of the Gnomes” wers two| This unusually delightful- and rarely by D o, Hale, Jack Tadean, Jobn| as SV R Hvis o Recalls Hardening Experiences. | 1 started writing at the age of 16, contrasting works of probably = this | heard operetta is equipped with a very SIEPOIS ENNGCL PRSI Ensor, it ‘Then, after a spell in Dublin, she went| LONDON (N. A. N. A.).—Patrick | and my first'book of verse, published at ROLAND HAYES' RECITAL. gountry's most distingulshed compose | dimcult score. Under the direotion of | RODFSON U8 NN, Ve vogeen: | Life, Sketchiing People in Their | g5 ha: Histera ors Duniin; she went MacGil e Irish oot whase war Bl | ) OV expense, cot me 4. & hawked Roland Hi drew a capacity audi- lo date. Arthur Foote was represented | B Louis Goodyear a highly admirable A:’,’,‘:‘ Deal, Evelyn Ballou and W. W. Natursl Occupations. tinfe making lightning sketches in | “guspense,” now running at the &:ku the books from door to door in G ence 1ast night to the Belasco Theater |by “Bugle ol B Song 4 | production was glven, 0 oe o | Covington. L O sailors’ bars in_Toulon nd Masellle of York's Theater, has e After . spell °'uu","?n°nm’°“mv:|m } rded it with a song recital that lnu 'fl a du’.!mn‘fu ookl ot ML "fl“{i_‘fi cast 1:: ;vl:] t g _nm"]gh all | The Little Symphony Orchestra| yoNDON (N.A.N.A)—Miss Stella |and at the fete at-Avignon. “journey’s end” of the vrlv-u soldier, Lot :I:m nf e library a was from first to last a real delight.| It was an oH A M. |fhe members of the cast of 14 played | Played the accompaniments very well, | steven, a brown-eyed, brown-haired | = “Early one morning in Toulon, in the | has been many t-hlnn his time. N Copyright, 1930.) Witn w dignity of presentation such A bl and sang thelr parts very well, indeed. | Vith Phoebe Steffey at the piano. Irisn girl of ’clju" ey [ o ut s fCs wrie :,:g s o few artists can boast, he sang a wel "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD." fessional fnish —_— art show orge's Gallery, | drunl lors 5 - r e . | ings, T I e Vi b’mm'n e omen ol ths Gard” wae festor. "To Dim " porhane belons the | Jonannes Zimmermann, and dating back | miss Steyn lives an Rtvanturotis Jite before_one of the tables. ?h? drew speu'; of mfil;:h turown in, ' went s:r\:xr‘itm;;h:: cause :r;;{m he shoul .nnodt 3’“3“):?:';.? ‘L;l:‘e‘-:gr:::r‘tm;‘el::\znfi‘g;b&;ously attempted and -dmlrtbgv first laurels of the evening. Leonore |to th:"tlmeflthedm‘uur lspe;t :g!l!éseel}- ;’;"":fl"umn":lg_fi: ‘,h":‘ :fi:‘;flefed dnex';"kmcg‘flf"‘s ey were typical of really e g m";"hyed s ."“’,o“b (g, '"“f!u i A wnd the Opera Club of the | g le of Elsie May- | has been offered for sale - i there was | weddin; mt vz’“ifizwi"‘?m"‘.fim’e‘: .l:::"; %mgfigy?; eryhlr:i in the school's nl‘?’u"‘."l?;éfi?.}.‘“:..f;’,: osho;"ed .yn manic Museum for $72,000. at a public house and sketched the (Copyright. 1930.) That was a rough life, and 2. one suspects that he can mrxiy_l shrewdly [————m———————— Judy when enough is enoug! 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In any case, ably assist- ed at the piano by Percival Parham, the recital was one of those events not easily forgotten. E.de 8. M. N. C. UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB. One of the best programs offered in ‘Washington "this season was that pre- sented by the Men's Glee Club of the University of North Carolina at the Mayflower Hotel. The program itself distinctd being of the highest of choral:music with no descen- sion to mugical comedy levels, yet not being dry afid dull, and ha vll‘lc!y in color and mood. Another admirable quality was that the vmrnm ‘was not tooJong. ‘This glee club, Harold-S. Dyer, direc- tor, has won three contests arid has & Ssuccessful European tour to its eredit. The latest contest won was in the Southern fl&mllelm contest -in Greenville, S, “this year. 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English songs followed with Sullivan’s “The Long Day Clmfl“ and an arrangement of Ilflrlerl qu Is the Month of Mayin both capella, very popular wm: ‘Two of the most in all were the “Land Sig! of which the accompaniment was especially beautiful, and Cesar Franck's “Chorus of Camel Drivers.” Sun and Moon;” by “With Heart Uplifted,’ by Schvedov, and the folk song, “lm of the Volga Boatmen,” fn which rich, deep basses shone to special ad- Standard Tomatoes. ... .. .No. 2 tin, 10c Llpton,s Tea I;"‘:. zsc I Lipton's Tea Blfl‘ pkg. zsc Heinz Tomato Ketchup. .. .largebot., 23c Blue bk'ed" rETFeei k“"'sz tin, l§: ———————— Libky’s. 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