Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1931, Page 50

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Dining_on our ¥ breeze from the Hh the enjoyment of TTith &rl’ntnmt River Closed Sunda; Mei. p6z-Met. 6306 o Open TOURIST SAYS CITY |{German Making Movie Films | be ‘progress’. Jthe new Folger Shakespeare Library, LEADS INPROGRESS of Capital Praises Work of Construction. While the immensity and scope | ths building operations in the Capital have left little jmpression on its resi- than any other city in the vorld. In expressing this opinton, Dietrich | { W. Dreyer, of Hanover, Germany, Who|to 11 p. is touring the United States making| moving pictures to be shown in Gef United States has becn superb--greate: than in any other city I have Visited, | “Visiting many countries at intervals | a few years lpll’t " he said, “enables me | to determine the progress that has been made. I came here expecting to make | pictures of your large buildings, but I decided instead to make pictures of | buildings in process of demolifion as| well as the buildings completed, for so rapidly is the construction work going | on here that the title of my films must | Some of the pictures made in Washington of buildings under construction will be worked into special reels to be shown before German en- gineering socleties, I have found so | much in Washington that I extended my stay here one day longer than I had planned, and this in spite of the fact that I travel on a close schedule. Likes Folger Library. “I am particularly impressed with of which I have made several pic-| tures. It is undoubtedly the finest and | most artistic structure of jts kind I have | seen. Its straight lines and the ex-| cellent ma 1 of which it is construct- ed speak for it. I am also greatly im- pressed with the new Arlington Bridge. It is of solid masonry and yet it does ot give the impression of heaviness or bulkiness, | “Washington undoubtedly i the| cleanest city in the world.” | Mr. Dreyer has been in the business of making educational moving picture | films for the past 11 years and has traveled in all countries. He has made several journeys in North America, his| work on this continent, as he says, tak- | Week-End THE. E TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—National m- ers’in “Strange Interlude,” at 5:30 p. : Gayety— ollymd floney-.' and 8118 pn. 's “Secret,” at at 2:15 Columbla—*'The La 11:55 am., 1:55, 356 555 7:55 and 9:55 pm, Palace—"The Vice Squad,” at 12, 2:05, 4: 5 and 9:40 pm. Stage shows 50, and 9 p.m. pm Stlle shows - at 1:26, 3:41, l 49 and 9:04 p.m. R-K-O Keith's—"Three Who Loved,” at 11 am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 nnd 9:55 p.m. Earle—"Up Pom the Devil,” at 11:35 am., 2:05, shows at 1. 3 ‘Metropolita Tivol "Duhnnured " at 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:35 and 9:25 p. Centrat— "Tne Sccret Stx 11 am. AmMuuor—"-Beed " at 6, 7:50 and e ork to Cnluornil end from Halifax to Vancouver. His lln'.szr.a tour of this country was made in Films 4-H Cl\llfl. Mr. Dreyer, who is leaving Washing- ten for the West, hopes to get a num- | ber of pictures illustrative of university life. He says that many of the books thét are on sale in Germany give the idea that life among university students is far from what it should be. His own thought, based on observation, is that university life in this country is whole- | some. He is also impressed with the fine civic spirit shown in this country. Mr. Dreyer made pictures of Mount Vernon, the White House and a number of other places .in Washington. He | made a number of pictures of the 4-H Clubs encamped on the Department of Agriculture grounds and also took several views of the city from the top of | the Washington Monument. He says that in Germany the 4-H Clubs are regarded as the greatest organization | of its kind in the world. 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