Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1931, Page 6

THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTONy D. T, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981 AYBE WNSANTY, | e e i S5 Well give you Suspeot In Trunk Slaying Is' : o e e, - a 3reat’ desl Mentally Deranged, Hus- i ; ted this ! n’- : a ) Miss A mmw&-mn. i yp» g | ERSRLSRRE | B W BETTER DEAL” noisiest spproval sudience i E || omw Csotine! smuiad Combining services of . er, the old s stars who nel‘v..;r clamor for ) ”'gd‘*‘". .l | e r:.thm."“mi‘i"“ i pr . LOS ANGELES, October 6. | glorification nor | ‘ent mstet, there is pretty good ev- | “Radio Station” is the best of their To Chicago . . take || cxtge 2 iy T 85 Vi IR M | e o areenit wd | faie 420 4 okt e coud n upon to ahswer for the Killing - that when she hits one of those low, | portunity, e sl O il ~ Akmes ‘Anne Lo Aok, croppett ous. todey \he | her volcanicthroat Dorotty Mage: com o s 'I'he 1 | tors began collecting evi- S ©e:t avaniable : usual display of feminine talent, example of > Jackie James, similar in appearance W uda. o ] to the “one and only 3 E 3 “one ai " Hinda Wassa, . . Save what & or e e claimed the most attention with het ' lmlted a legal defense he ok = = Billy Hamlet and Dorls Leland, [ : / put the rest of the singing sisters. fast s s, together with Armand matters toe . , had occasional moments, but { . Mr. Allen’s humor, fast and fu- | . Sether. o |* rous, 18 his best, and his version of | of ceremmicy Lo s role as master ow faster p Johibert R | an Kdmiral Byrd recttal 8. one of | {leiary amesire e onee PO : ) the better comic moments of these The high spat ot e 3 ! : ] , 21-year-old bust dn:lg The rest of his patter is top- LA evening was ery‘;. =¥ ettrer errn ad NEW Richard must sooner or 2 45 b od Jimmie Lake's super- than ever R T mean it gt 0| ol nomsenie nd B e ener®d | ey o e e the Hall of strainedly. ‘b.numhnhuodmg:- HE Liberty Limited—long and L HICK: | metod ot seeneey Sor this show aa | Clifton Webbs soft-foot dancing. | ner, one of the Tare, humhns With o ' “ 4 notable for its grace, and for the sly cast-iron stomachs, ate tacks, sal famous for the speed and lugty by reason of insanity.” g};‘,‘:,_'-:;,,"“;fl ¢m fl innuendos of i proves that | clips, broken electric light buibs and Tusury of its service to Chicago signed and set simplicity, color and | heranks high among the male danc- | fire with the same ease before s . Judd, which bay - o ¢ folr abla | ing virtuosos. His share of the eve. scoffing and none-too-credulous au. «is now on a faster schedule M| the ros Kngeles " Times, e o botkbomos, | ning's spolls is & goodly one. There's | glence: Still he got them all in his u I than ever. It makes the run in Mrs, Judd Miss Samuelson Sat- H“".M"k ng of the m"““’m‘ ic “The Mo~ no use, however, trying to figure out | mouth, and the rest is his business. [ ] , ® : £he Jater first act is one of the most satisfy- Others in this fast] 4 ¥ A y rotating ? 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