Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1931, Page 46

*RED" ARTIST FINDS |KIND FEELING HERE Bimka Simkhovitch Prefers { U. S. to France—Shows i Work in New York. @7 the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 24.—Simka §imkhovitch finds America kind to & Boviet artist. Mr. Simkhovitch is showing some ntle portraits of children at the ackett Galleries this week and telling ple that America is preferable to ‘ance, not only for a young artist om Russia, but for any artist. He feels this way: -American art and ‘meflcfln art appreciation is young, ro- st, vigorous; French art is a dying chool. A French See Red. ! Moreover, he says, Frenchmen just n't divorce their politics from' their 1gmenu and when they see one of Mr. khovitch’s paintings, they see red. Mr. Simkhovitch doesn’t like that rt of thing. He is a gentle fellow, ot much interested in politics, and his of red is confined for the most part daubs of paint that represent ruddy heeks of youngsters. Once he did paint a Russian soldier ding in a red box surrounded by and the proletariat, and for it he ’ot a handsome prize. It is called ‘Russiant Revolution” and it hangs in e Leningrad Museum of the Revolu- ion. He left Russla seven years ago. i “I must say,” he relates, “they hl.v& Wery good intention to art in Russia.” When the Czarist regime fell Mr Bimkhovitch forgot to change (Czarist money into Soviet money. ] Held 19 Days. | ‘They were awfully nice, I must admit ’-th!y only held be in jafl 19 days. artist can’t make much money in uldl these days, he says. Under the les he is supposed,to sell all his gs to the government. Nevertheles, h& timated, there is a little winking on he part of Soviet officials if an artist able to pick uhp & penny or two in’jat mOn the whole Mr. Simkhovitch is ?Ie.ud'.hl it his native land goes in for art galleries in the factories now mnd lets everybody see the old treasures, “I_must ldmlt he says, “they are Bwfully nice.” WIRELESS JAM RELIEVED War Department Uses Remote Re- 'EXILED BISHOPS LAND THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AMUSEMENTS. Plays Hamilton’ i AUTHOR'S HISTORIC FIGURE IN OWN PLAY. Belasco—! ainna"fillflpm. Gayety—' " Billy Show, at 2:15 '8:15 y.m R-K-O Keith's— Way 5:29, 7:31 and 9:33 pm. herlock Holmes’ Patal . 12:47, 2:31, 4: 15, 6:30 and 9:05 p.m. M—wl Boy Makes Good,” st :30, 4:20, 7:20 and 10 p.m. lhow! at 12:35, 3:30, 6:20 and “The Guardsman,” at 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30 and attention see us, THANKEGIVING j ,mmlv ‘1 25 Olney’s own . aifiorious Rock Creek valley viet. Wednesday SPECIAL TURKEY e " . Tipping” e a82 MAJ. R. B. 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