Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1932, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHING'LON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932. STATE OFFICAL LEAVE ARLINGTON Denny, Andrews and Downs Go Baok to Richmond to Prepare for Triais. By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. ARLII\GTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE wealth's . Va., July 21.—Following a two- h m y, . State rews and 1 ore lea a sta ment in which he eaid that the past two days had been devoted to @& study of the complete audit reports. Denny called at (rmmn to the fact that these are the only nlleg»d short- age cases in the State in which the| Attorney General's ing and that this the request of D Board. Denn ce is participat- rticipation is at | and the County that his duty will Andrews declared lurgesL reported in any county in the curms 0BTAINS FUNDS TO HELP APPEAL CASE New Jersey Counsel Told to Pro- eceed With Stenographic Work. By the Associated Press NORFOLK, Va, July 21.—Fleming- ton, N. J., attorneys of John Hughes Curtis yesterday were instructed to pro- ceed with stenographic work on the boat builder's appeal from conviction of hindering capture of the Lindbergh baby kidnapers. William C Pender, Norfolk attorney, potified Ryman Herr and Lioyd Fisher, lemi secured to pay for copying vhn record and proceeding with the appeal. | Denishawn Dancers In Outdoor Recital. HE Denishawn Dancers, local | experts on those choreogra- phic skrtcheq once made fa- uth St. Denis and Slawn, presented last | nient at Cine syl\nn "Theater a recital that was by all odds the best of their many public endeavors. Hesded by | Matrian Chace and Lester Sha- fer, who within a outfits in the city, these yourg and gifted and par- ticularly wel est audience of this sort of the year a chance m Lest 14 ester Shater. WAF Clor ballet schools of the eity. A neatly toned ‘amplifier, effective | lighting and the setting itself added further to the evening’s en- tertainment. 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National 2100 925 15th St. N.W. s — Music and Musicians | | minutest detail of execution with could watch ths smooth mfl(‘hm‘ | —_— | be t 4-Di lhat tho nl\ri{rfl shortages here are the r \ hqdny llwnyu leemcl a lpecllcuhr. | but dull creation; the “Song of the Bayou,” which i possibly the red letter number done by this school Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. tions of hands and feet and the A Concert which closed the d group. g, of course, that Miss Chace and Mr. Shafet chooee to do together is well done—and so_their one foint number. ~Rendezvous.” probably the peak of U Biowever, 1t aid seem pe tle too bad that there weren't s few | more of these peaks before the eve- ning was done with. E. de S. MELCHER. special ease, those, however. who Sat farther back on the hill were 6~ | warded with the full benefits of such reduced in scale to small puppets, nevertheless zetaining el | their vigor and being framed more becomingly by the natural surround- Among the many dancing num- bers which received enthusiastic | Tecognition were Lester Shafer's Blh]euc Smdy in Red"; the “Idyl” | danced hy Peggy Kriz and Michael Oliver Smitheman, W. Middlesbor- Logan (100 per cent better than he | ough, England, schoolboy., dared to did it bernm Lois Balcom's “Snow | write to the King—and got & Queen. & Ziegterdinn creation. done He send & poss card to King George with much grace by Miss Ba]rom v\hhing hlm a happy birthday. -— King Answers Boy's Postcard. Close-Out Sale—Must Vacate Gardema Plants $3.50 Value Last opportunity to get one of these plants at this ridiculously low price. Florist RODMAN BRO Col. 8178 14th & H Sts. NN\W.—Also 14th & Harvard Who dets a Big Hand from the crowd? 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