Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1931, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1 | | EX-POLICEMAN QUITS WITH CHILD Carroll and Dorothy Thomas and the California Sun-tanned Beauties. Johnny Marvin, holding over for | third week with his mandolins, guitars was going away and they would not see him again. | He packed his things and those of | | the child and left after writing a note | to Mrs. McDuffle. Your Face Is Cleam:: | yet you might 'rmnel. ‘Tables and benches are plentl-!Mnmgumery. will continue a second | ful for picnic parties . | week at Loew's Columbia. The story ‘The steamer leaves the Seventh street | was written by Urusula Parrott. Miss wharf at 10 a.m. 2:30 and 6:35, with | Shearer has unusually strong support by the Sunday morning trip at 10:30 a.m. | Robert Montgomery, Neil Hamilton, What's What and W here be i Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters National Players— “Bird in Hand” Next. FOR the new week, beginning next Monday, the National Players will present John Drinkwater's celebrated comedy, “Bird in Hand,” for the first time in stock. Written by one of the really great English play- wrights, it is one of the outstanding lays of the day, th in America and in England. The scenes are laid in a quaint old English inn, from which the play takes its title, and the story con- tent, besides fur- nishing real love romance, shows Drinkwater, in all his years of cumora Brooke. ‘writing, never at- tained greater heights than he has scaled in this beautiful drama. Clifford Brooke, director of the Play- ers, will be seen in one of the impor- | tant roles of the play, the man who | “travels in sardines.” Years ago in| London Mr. Brooke portrayed a similar | Tole in one of the Forbes-Robertson companies. Noteworthy roles will be played by Mrs. Hibbard, Nancy Sheridan, Stanley Ridges. Burke Clarke, Raymond Bram- ley, John Warburton. Forrest Orr and | Edward Poland. The usual matinees will be played on Wednesday and Sat- urday. Glen Echo Park Ready for Business. | LEN ECHO PARK, with its more than 50 amusement devices, is humming a tune of fun and frolic for | the benefit of weary men and women, boys and girls who find their Maytime playtime at the great free admission re- sort. A two-day celebration, Decora- tion day ang Sunday, is at its heignt | and also ma: the opening of the crys- | t2l pool, “the greatest and most mag- | nificent swimming pool around Wash- | ington,” it is claimed, costing $200,- 000, with every known comfort an device for the bathers. The “old mill,” | with scenic effects: the thrilling | “dodgem” ride, with 20 cars; shooting | gallery, “skee ball” alleys and other | devices in the Midway; the coaster | dip, the whip, aeroplane swings and Ferris wheel peppy rides to please any- | body are all in operation. In the ball room MacWilliams and his star orches- tra play for the dancers from .8:30 until 11:30 p.m. Seaside Park | Ready for Holidays. | EASIDE PARK with all its many | amusements ready for the holiday | crowds from Washington and else- Where, has the premier opening of its | big pool, ready for operation Memorial day, and-for daylight or evening bath- | ing thereafter. There also is a beautiful | and commodious ball room, swept by | bay breezes and popular at all times; | the coaster dip, with a sensational ride; the skooter, the custer ride, miniature raflway, miniature golf links, skee ball, and airplane swings, one for the chil- dren and a bigger one for their elders. Train service is frequent from Dis- trict Line—six trains on Sundays—and Claude Gillingwater. Charley Grapewin, Virginia Sale, Doro- | thy Cristy, Hoyt and Olsen and Johnson. Glenn and Jenkins, famous in vaudeville | entitled “Working for ‘the Railroad.” | Other acts are Phyliss Rae and the Am- bassador Octette in a study of rhythm and grace: Joe Phillips and Company in | (and Company, China’s marvels, now on |a world tour. Short subjects and music | :y the Earle Orchestra will complete the ill. “ INDOO BELLES,” was produced under the supervision of the M. B. A. On its firs! e | here it will present Hinda Wassau, sup- ported by an excellent cast. is said to represent the cream of bur- lesque ‘and vaudeville. the Gayety. Marshall Hall Open for Excursionists. | Washington and Marshall Hall urday, May 30, for the new season, and the old mansion once again will be the scene of activity, as families gather for a holiday outing. Winnie Lightner in ° “Gold Dust Gertie,” Saturday. INNIE LIGHTNER is coming Back again to Warner Bros.’ Earle Theater for the week beginning Saturday, in her “dizziest, craziest,” comedy picture, “Gold Dust Gertit Bros. and_ Vitaphone production. exceptional pro- gram is also an- nounced for the stage offering, headed by Glenn and Jenkins. Gold Dust Gertle,” described as one of Winnie's most riotous com- edies, involves a bathing beauty con- test and a hilarious ocean voyage on a private yacht, with three of Winnie's ex-husbands 2 n d her prospective | husband furnishing the complications. ~ Winnle Lightner, The cast includes " a Warner An Charles Judlcs,‘ Vivian Oakland, Arthur | The stage program is headed by and in musical comedy, in a new act | “Under the Bridge” and Dack Shing “Hindoo Belles” Sunday at Gayety. which comes to the Gayety Theater next week, appearance This show iday night will be amateur night at 'HE steamer Charles Macalester will open the regular schedule between Sat- The ride on the steamer is ideal. and the hall there. is amusement for ung and old, including aeroplane ings, skooter, roller coaster and car- Ouch! My Corn! Try This Safe, Easy Way to End Painful Corns . safe relief to _sfferers of ng “corns. W' %ear corn v hy g0 £y torture? two d the pain s . After a few ift the corn out easily Don’t suffer another People: any good t 2 bottle of E. orn ts ‘only 2he. worth fort o any one with & painful corn, | the community. | cides to turn respectable, but the society | son’s Thespians on the showb: {with a dramatic finish, Marjorie Rambeau, Irene Rich, Hale Metropolitan— | Hamilton, Jed Prouty and others. “Quick Millions,” Saturday. | Short subjects round out the pro- | JFOR the week bezinning Saturda‘,\l'i‘gram. | Warner Brothers' Metropolitan wi o = present “Quick Millions” a Fox film Davbreakl = production featuring Spencer Tracy in | alace S . an unusual story of an ambitious young | AMON NOVARRO'S latest xtmflmz‘ truck driver who aspires to higher so- picture, “Daybreak,” will come to | Loew's Palace Theater next Saturday. cial and business circles, who raises T himself from the gutter and establishes | It is said it is Novarro's most successful production since “The Pagan.” Jean himself as the most powerful figure in | = k Hersholt has the leading role. with Helen Living by “mob” rule, | once he reaches the top he scon de- | Chandler providing the love interest. “Daybreak” is from a story by Dr. Arthur Schnitzler, a best seller in the Fall of 1927. Jacques Feyder directed. On the stage. “Breezing Along.” a| revue, is headlined by Block and Sully and includes Hal Yates, Bryant, Rains and Young and other Loew acts. girl he has chosen to help him does not relish his past record. Others in the cast are Sally Eilers, Marguerite Chur- chill, Warner Richmend and John Wri f selected program of short subjects will include & new “Adventures in Africa,” & new Vitaphone short subject, “Revenge Is Sweet”; the presentation of an old-fashioned melodrama by At Fox, Starting Friday. s ol dalay ‘and the Graham MacNamee Uni- | Fox versal Newsrecl. “White Shoulders Keith's for New Week. ULTRA-MODERN. with a background of the smart sct’s play places, a story built around elemental pas ning Friday, when “Alway: opens a week's engagement | ""The story is that of a woman who lends herself to the purposes of a dia- mond thief, poses as his wife, and then finds herself in love with the man she had planned to rob. The picture is said to be characterized by smartness of di- cction, sophistication of dialogue, speed and beautiful production In the cast are Lewis Stone, Paul ot Cavanaugh. Jobn Garrick. Prederick Ao of stars Jack ot Mary Astor Kerr, Herberi Bunston and Lumsden and Ricardo Cortez, are supported by = 1 . Kitty Kelly and Sidney Toller in this | ., On, (¢ Stage, Fanchon and Marcos n ofy Rex Beach's colorful | Goscia and Verds, the Alexander Sisters, | Niles Marsh, Bob and Eula Burroff, Don False Teeth KLING Holds Them Firmly the one sure way to comfortable is to_keep sprinkle a litle Kiing This antiseptic powder t cushion, holds plates 50 cat and talk as well as own teeth. KLING than anything you Purden e les and all good Radio_Pictures’ “White Shoulders” = R-K-O Keith’s Theater for the new | of New York, thence to the cabarets of Paris, the gay Monte Carlo and via palatial liners to Sunny Spain. Other attractions include a two-reel “Disappearing starring Rex 11 and Dot other of Radio Pictures' “Hu- Dehitists “Aesop's Fables.” “The alse Fly Guy %-K-O Pathe News and Bishop's w#¢an specialty. Enemie: Farle sy “Strangers May Kiss” Held Over at Columbia. **QTRANGERS MAY KISS." Norma Shearer’s latest picture with Robert and ukuleles, and Bob Hamilton with | his organ presentations will be added | features. INVALID WIDOW DIES Eigh Specia HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, May 27 | —Following an illness of two years, Mrs | Lydia E. Noland, widow of Collins No- land, | Monday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. 80 vears old and formerly lived in Charles Town. to Mrs. Littleton are another daughter, Mrs, George Chambers, Bolivar, W. Va.. and the following_sons: more; SA LANDI, in her second Amer- | Claude L. and Roy of Bolivar. pade film, will be seen at the | Wil be made in Charles Town this i s | afternoon. : HIS HOME | ty-Year-Old Woman Succumbs Their 4-Year-0ld Girl. | o5 5 ST After Prolonged Illness. 1 Dispajch to The Star. neighboring cities to aid in a search | | for former Policeman Paul McDuffie, Confederate veteran, died here| who bade his four young children fare- | well before leaving for an unannounced destination with a fifth—4-year-old Irma Jean McDuffie. Arthur W. Littleton. She was Surviving in addition | her get the child back. He had been | unemployed for some time past, she said, and was living on his service bonus. 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