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20 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1937 A Calendar for the Week The Lively Arts mm tastique." Afternoon of Faun," Theaters Prince Igor. MONDAY EVENING "PAVILLON." Scheheraaade." 'Spctre de la Rose," "Prince Igor." TUESDAY EVENING "SWAN-LAKE," "Symphonic Fantastique." "Afternoon of a Faun," "Le Beau Danube." WPA Opera MONDAY EVENING "ROMANCE OF ROBOT" and "LA SERVA PADRONA." Theater of Music. Performances thereafter on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings until May 1. 'SEA DEVILS" (Albee) Rough and ready Coast Guard drama, with Victor Mc-Laglen and Preston Foster.

Old stuff, but plenty of action. On the same program: "The Man Who Found Himself," with John Beal. "THE GOLEM" (Fifty-fifth Street Playhouse) A French interpretation of the ancient Jewish legend, distinguished by a fine performance by Harry Baur as the mad monarch, Rudolph IL THE GOOD EARTH" (As tor) Sober and painstaking adaptation of the Pearl Buck novel, at its best In its purely descriptive passages. Miss Buck's readers will probably enjoy all of It, for It's a faithful and fairly lrclusive resume of the book. With Paul Muni and Luise Rainer.

"THE SOLDIER AND THE LADY" (Roxy) Anton Walbrook. Margot Grahame and Elizabeth Allan In a new film version of Jules Verne's "Michael Strogoff." "TROUBLE IN MOROCCO" (Fox) With James Holt and Mae Clarke. On the same program: "Let's Get Married," with Ida Lupino and Walter Connolly. "WAIKIKI WEDDING" (Brooklyn and New York Paramount) Hawaii supplies the setting, Bing Crosby the songs and Martha Raye the comedy in this moderately silly musical. On the same program at the Brooklyn Paramount: "Man of Affairs." with George Arliss.

"SILENT BARRIERS" (New Criterion! There's more talk than action in this windy G-B saga about the building of the Canadian Pacific. With Richard Arlen and Antoinette Cellier. J9 4 DELPHIC STUDIOS (724 5th Ave.) Oils by George Macrum and Elise Parks and watercolors by Mary Keating. DOWNTOWN (113 W. 13th St.

Exhibit entitled "Children in American Folt Art." To May 1. Opening Tuesday. F. A. R.

GALLERY (21 E. 61st St -Facsimile reproduction of color drawings by Degas. FEDERAL ART PROJECT GALLERY (7 E. 38th St.i Exhibition of recent fine prints by 45 artists of the Graphic Arta division of the WPA Federal Project. Through April 27.

FERARGIL 63 E. 57th St. Paintings br Herbert Gurschner. To April 18. FIFTEEN (37 W.

57th St Recent oils by Isabel Whitney. To April 17. FINDLAY (8. E. 57th St.

French paintings of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. FOLKS ARE CENTER (673 5th Ave Exhibits of Canadian folk art. To April 30. GRAND CENTRAL ART GALLERIES (IS Vanderbilt Ave.) Recent works by Henry Hensche and portrait drawings by William Van Dresser. To April 1ST.

Opening Tuesday wood blocks by Glenn and Treva Wheete. To April 30. At the 5th Ave. branch (1. E.

51st St Paintings by Hovsep Pushraan. To April 17. GRAND CENTRAL PALACE (480 Lexing ton Ave. Twenty-first annual exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists. To April 25.

GUILD ART GALLERY (37 W. 57th) Water colors by Nathaniel Dirk. To April 17. Gouaches by Paul Feely. To April 24.

ARTHUR H. HARLOW (620 5th Ave. Paintings and etchings by Carl Rungius. Through April. MARIE HARRIMAN (63 E.

57th St Re. cent paintings by Henry Bo kin. JUMBLE SHOP (28 W. 8th St.) Paintings by Dorothy Eaton, Ion Paleologue. Virginia Snedeker and Joseph Hochfeld.

KEPPEL (71 E. 57th St.) Etchings by Joseph Pennell. EN ART (6 E. 46th St.) Etching, aquatints and water colors by Joseph Mar-gulies. Also, reproductions of Oriental antiques.

LIVING AMERICAN ART (55 5th Ave) "Forty-Eight American Picture ot the Year." To May 9. CAMILLA LUCAS (22 W. 26th) Paintings by Paul Emtle Lacomte. LILIENFELD (21 E. 57th St.) Group of works by modern French artists To Aprd 29.

PIERRE MATISSE (51 E. 57th St.) Pastels, water colors and drawings, from Van Gogh to Miro. To May 1. HETTIE R. MEAD (630 5th Ave.) Decorative paintings by contemporary Japanese artists.

To April 26. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM (5th Ave. at 86th St.) Contemporary American silver. To May 23. Sporting prints and paintings.

To April 25. Prints and drawings of architecture. To April 30 Egyptian acquisitions. 1935-36. MIDTOWN (60rf Madison Ave Fifth anniversary exhibition by member- nt BEHIND RED (Mansfield-Life in a house of lit fame- BCT YOUR LIFE" (Golden) Lulu Mc- Conneil in a farce about sweepstakes winners.

BOY MEETS GIRL" (Cort Theater) A year old and still a funny satire on Hollywood. BROTHER RAT" (Biltmore Theater) Fun in a military academy. "CANDIDA" (Empire) Miss Cornell In Shaw's comedy. DEAD END" Belasco) Theater) Realistic canaster melodrama with a moral. "EXCURSION" (Vanderbilt) Fantastic comedy about a Coney Island steamboat that goes to sea.

Whit ford Kane is the skipper. "FREDERIKA" (Imperial) Lavish musical comedy based on the life of Goethe. "HAVING WONDERFUL TIME' (Lyceum) Summer camp comedy by Arthur Kober. HIGH TOR" (Martin Beck) A fine Hudson River fantasy involving ghosts and gangsters by Maxweil Anderson. HITCH YOUR WAGON (48th SO Farce about a movie actor in domestic difficulties.

George Curzon Is the man. KING RICHARD II" (St. James) Maurice Evans in Shakespeare's historical tragedy. MASS QUTTS' (Henry Miller) About a Southern town called Fancy Gap. Peggy Wood and James Rennie starred.

NAUGHTY NAUGHT" (American Music Hall) A play about Yale at the turn of the century. NOW YOU'VE DONE IT" (Fulton) Political campaign comedy, with Margaret Perry and Barbara Robbins. RED HARVEST" (National) About Red Cross nurses In the World War. STORM OVER PATSY" (Guild) Delightful comedy about goings-on In a small Scotch town, with Sara Allgood, Roger Livesey, others. SON KISSED" (Little) Charles Coburn In a Hollywood boarding house.

THE AMAZING DR. LITTER HOUSE" (Hudson Sir Cedric Hardwlcke in an entertaining crook play. THE ETERNAL ROAD" (Manhattan Opera House) A colossal Biblical spectacle, directed by Max Reinhardt, from a script by Franze Werfel. with music by Kurt Weill. THE MASQUE OF KINGS" (Majestic) Pre-war Austrian tragedy, highly regarded Wiih Dudley Digges.

Pauline Frederick, Henry Hull and Sidney Fox. THE SHOW IS ON (Winter Garden) Beatrice Lillie and Bert Lhr in a new revue. THE SIMPLE WOMAN" (49th Street) Cella Adler in a Yiddish drama. THE WOMEN" (Barrymore) A fthsrp and funny play about the lair ser with. 40 women In the east.

TOBACCO ROAD" (Forrest Theater) Three years old and still popular. TOVARICH" (Plymouth Theater) Successful mixture of light comedy and old-lashloned sentimentality. VICTORIA REGINA" (Broadhurst Theater) One of last season's most satisfying plays. "WHITE HORSE INN" (Center Theater) Enormous, pretty, prodigal. YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER" (Playhouse) First-rate weekend comedy, with Lucile Watson, Peggy Conkiin and Violet Heming.

YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU" (Booth Theater) The craziest. Jolllest of Dlays now on view. YOUNG MADAME CONTT" (Music Box) An entertaining trick melodrama with Constance Cummings, very expert, in the title role. Music In Brooklyn THIS EVENING MI8CHA TULIN. Theremin artist.

Jewish Sanitarium for Chronic Diseases. WEDNESDAY EVENING THE CHAMINADE SOCIETY. Amelia Gray Clarke, director. Academr of Music. SATURDAY MORNING VALERIA LAOD.

Brooklyn Museum. Pro-cram of Dance Sketches. 10:30 a.m. SATURDAY AFTERNOON THE GREENWICH HOUSE DANCE GROUP. Brooklyn Museum.

3:30 p.m. WPA Concerts TODAY NEW YORK STATE SYMPHONIC BAND. American Museum of Natural History. p.m. HUDSON CONCERT BAND.

Bronx County Building. Afternoon. FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Brooklyn Museum. 4 p.m.

AEOLIAN GROUP. Seaman House. 6:30 m. LYRIC ARTISTS. Christadora House.

Evening TRIO ROM ANTIQUE. West Side Y. M. C. A.

MONDAY FOLK LORE GROUP. Presbyterian Home lor the Aged. 7:45 p.m. TUESDAY COSMOPOLITAN GROUP. Educational Alliance.

8:15 p.m. WEDNESDAY MANHATTAN CONCERT BAND. American Museum of Natural History. COMPOSER'S FORUM -LABORATORY. Theater of Music Evening.

COSMOPOLITAN GROUP. Labor Temple. Evening. FOLK LORE GROUP. 388 Houston St.

Evening. MUSIC MASTERS. Recreation Center for Physically Handicapped Adults. Evening. ORPHEUS ENSEMBLE.

Maternal Aid Association. Evening. THURSDAY NEW YORK STATE SYMPHONIC BAND. Brooklyn Museum. Afternoon.

ARIA GROUP. Central Y. M. C. Brooklyn.

9 p.m. COSMOPOLITAN GROUP. Bowery Mission. 7 p.m. NEGRO MELODY SINGERS.

House of Detention for Women. 6:15 p.m. FRIDAY MADRIGAL SINGERS. Theater of Music. Evening.

Admission' NEGRO MELODY SINGERS. Madison House. Evening. THE RECITAL1STS. St.

Barnabas House. Evening. MANHATTAN CONCERT BAND. Bronx County House. Evening.

0 Ope ra THIS EVENING "LE PAUVRE MATELOT," by Darius Mll-haud: and "AMELIA AL BALLO," by Menotti. Fritz Reiner, director. New Amsterdam Theater. with Mme. Giovanna Raffa.

Messrs. Vincent Antonuccl and Lorenzo Cianfrini. Emerson Buckley, conductor. The Adelphia Theater. FRIDAY EVENING "IL TROVATORE." with Mmes.

Ercole, Lenci; Messrs. Ferrara, Pilot to, Auder-aon. Hippodrome. SATCRDAY AFTERNOON "LA TRAVIATA." with Mme. Garrotto, Messrs.

Hargrave, Cheltrl. Hippodrome. SATURDAY EVENING with Mmes. Quartln, Peters; Messrs. Power, Frigiero.

SI 2 gallery group, Isabel Bishop. Isaac Soy- Waldo rrtrtc ana otners. To April 26. Orchestras Chorah Concerts TUESDAY EVENING SAINT CECILIA CLUB. Waldorf-Astoria.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT. The Juil-liard School of Music. The program: Ulric Cole String Quartet; Kodaly Quartet Op Brahms Quintet in op: in. Galleries WPA Productions nR FUSTUS" (Maxine Elliott) A fine uroduction of Marlowe's verse tragedy. "NATIVE GROUND" (Venice) ttu; farm stuff; bleak and near-burlesque (Rltr New living newspaper history of electricity in the United States.

SUN UP" (Majestic) Revival of Lulu Vollmer's piay about mountaineers. THE SHOW OFF" (Lafayette) Negro version of George Keily's farce. THE SUN AND Adeiphn Modern treatment of a legend. THIS AFTERNOON NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC-SYMPHONY. Arthur Rodzinski conducting, assisted by Agnes Davis, soprano; Anna Kaskas, contralto; Frederick Jagel, tenor; Richard Hale, narrator, and Schola Canto rum.

Chorus. Carnegie Hall. Program In co-operation with the League of Composers: Copland "A Dance Symphony." Honegger "Le Rol David." TVESDA EVENING PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA. Leopold Stokowski conducting, assisted by Jeanne Behrend and Alexander Kelberme, pianists. Carnegie Hall.

The program: Brahms 1st Symphony; McDonald 2 Piano Concerto; "Wagner excerpts Irora 3d act of "Parsifal." THURSDAY EVENING NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Artur Rodzinski conducting, assisted by Paul vioimi't. Carnegie Hall. The program: Franck-Loesser 1st Organ Chorale; Beethoven 5th Symphon: HLndemith "Der Schwa nendreher" with viola raii.vs Dpath and Trans! I K1DAY AFTERNOON NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC -SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Thursday's program.

Carnegie Hail. SVTl'RDAY EVENING COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA, Herbert conducing. a.sMstf'd by Barnptt, pianist: Frank Melior. te nor. An nu a I Columbia Evening of Mutic, with proa ram of oriwinal and arransements by students, faculty and alumni Films MILCH (108 W.

57th St Water colors by John Whorf. To AprU 30. MO NT ROSS (785 5th Ave.) Memorial exhibit of paintings by Charles Rath-bone Jr. To April 17, PIERPONT MORGAN LIBRARY (29 36th SO Bookbinding by Marguerite Duprez Lahey. To May 8.

MORTON (130 W. 57th St. Portraits Allan Sloan. MUNICIPAL ART GALLERIES (62 53d St i Twenty-first exhibit of resident artists of New York City. To April 25 MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (11 53d St.

Exhibition of Photography: law- 1937. To April 18. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN (215 W. 57th St. 112th annual exhibition.

NEW ART CIRCLE (509 Madison Ave Oils and water colors by Lee Gatciu To April 24. NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY (5th Av at 42d St.) Exhibit entitled "Spot Usa of Drawings." To April 30. Also, lithographs by Fantin-Latour. Also. "Ona Hundred Prints of the Past Hundred Years." from the library's collection.

NEWHOUSE (5 E. 57th St.) Paintings of horses, hounds and dogs by John Ferneley, 1782-1860. To April 17 NIERENDORF (20 W. 53d St Photographs by Edward Weston. To urii GEORGETTE PASSEDOIT (22 60rh St "Modern Art, Old and New April 24.

PEN AND BRUSH CLUB (16 10th St )- Paintings by Marguerite Lamed REHN 1683 5th Ave Paintings by Eliza, beth Sparhawk-Jones REINHARDT (730 5th Ave.) Portraits Kurt Pantz. To April 19. Also, paintings and objects by A. E. Gallatin.

George L. K. Morris. Charles Shaw and Snsie Frelmghuysen. To 4oril SCH AEFFER (61 E.

57th SO Four paintings by Rembrandt, including the newly discovered Juno." SELIGMANN (3. E. 51st SO Masters of French painting from Courbet to Seurat To April 17. urat. SQUIBB GALLERIES (745 5th Ave Paintings and sculpture by American abstract artists.

To April 17 STUDIO GUILD (730 5th Ave Paintui-a of Egypt by Mahmoud Said Bey in April 17. MRS. CORNELIUS J. SULLIVAN (57 56th St. Paintings by Soutine TRICKER (19 W.

57th St. Decora' iv paintings by Charlotte Malsbary Also group exhibition of paintings and sculpture. To April 14. Openine Thursday Paintings by Irene Racz. To May VtNDOME 364 W.

57th St Oils" br Charles Rogers: paintings of cats birds md flowers by Fuji Nakami-o HUDSON D. WALKER (38 E. 57th "st Lithographs, etchings and drawings br Kathe Kollwitz. To May 1 WALKER 108 E. 57th SO Sculpture and drawings by Emily W.

Miles WESTERMANN (24 W. 48th SO Masks, ancient and modern To April 19 WEYHE (794 Lexington Ave.) Anti-war sculptures by Anita Wechler To May WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART (10 8th SO Exhibition of painiins and prints by Cleveland art i.tts To April 16. WILDENSTEIN (19 64th St Retrospective loan exhibition of paintings br Manet. YAMANAKA (680 5th Are. Art objects of the Chiug dynasty.

TUESDAY EVENING CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIEAY OF AMERICA. Fifth Avenue Galleries of the Grand Central Art Galleries. Program delayed WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JAC OOROIJfclTZKY. violinist. Town Hall.

The prngram: Beethover S-mata Op 30 No. Bach minor Sonata for violin alone; selections by Chausson. Corehi-Busch; Paanmi; Ls LI Boulauscr, De Falla Kreisler. WEDNESDAY EVENING LAMBROS CALLIM AHOS. frautist.

Town Hall. Proeram of works and flute transcriptions of works by Bach, Beethoven, Mozart. Rameau, Ravel. Debussy. Brahms.

Er.esco. Rimky- Korsakoff. THl'RSD A EVENING WINIFRED STEED-WATSON. soprano, and ANDREW W. WATSON, tenor, in joint recital.

Carnegie Chamber Music Hall. FRIDAY EVENING ELSE BREMS. mezzo-soprano. Town Hall. SATURDAY EVENING FREIHEIT MANDOLIN ORCHESTRA.

Town Hall. ALL-PIMSLEUR PROGRAM. Master Institute of United Arts. A. C.

A. GALLERY (2 W. 8th St) Painting3 by Harry Gottlieb. To April 17. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LETTERS Broadway at 15oth St.) Sculpture by Anne Hyatt Huntington.

To May 2. AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION-ANDERSON GALLERIES (30 E. 57th St.) First editions and sther literary material to be dispersed at public sale on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April 14 and 15. English eighteenth century furniture, aiso French and American pieces, tapestries and armor, to be sold at auction Friday and Saturday afternoons. April 16 and 17.

9MERIC AN ARTISTS SCHOOL (131 W. 14th St.) 'The Social Scene." a group exhibition of paintings, graphic arts and sculpture. To April 17. AMERICAN WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION (353 W. 57th St Paintings by Georgia O'Keefe.

To April 16. ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE (115 E. 40th St.) Sktches for decorations by Vicken von Post Totten. ARGENT (42 Wr. 57th St.) Paintings by Dorcas Campbell Kiniry; water colors by Edna Martha Way; wood sculpture by John Rood.

To April 24. ASSOCIATED AMERICAN ARTISTS (420 Madison Ave Etchings by Irwin D. Hoffman. BABCOCK (38 57th St Recent paintings by Nicholas S. Macsoud.

To April 17. BIGNOU 32 E. 57th St -A group of Post -impressionist masterpieces by Cezanne. Gauguin. Van Gogh.

Toulouse-Lautrec and Seurat. To April 30. BROOKLYN MUSEUM (Eastern Parkway) The Crowinshield collection of African art. Also, forty -seventh annual exhibition of photography. To April 16.

French paintings from the mjuseum collection on view in the special exhibition gaiieries. BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK (300 Fulton St. Fifth exhibition of the Brooklyn and Long Island Painters and Sculptors. To April 28. CARROLL CARSTAIRS Ql E.

57th Drawings by Alberto Gnecchi. To April 17. CONTEMPORARY ARTS (41 W. 54th St.) Paintings by Max Schnitzler. To May 1.

DECORATORS CLUB (745 5th Ave.) Group show of finger paintings. DECORATORS PICTURE GALLERY (554 Madison Ave Pictures by American artists; murals by Annot. To May 22. Keri tills BEETHOVEN CONCERTO" (Carried Auout the musical-minded youngsters of the R. SliKht.

but enioyab.e. "ELEPHANT BOY" iRiaito) Hubert Flaherty's film of Kipling's. "Toomal ot the Elephants." An entertaining Jung.e yarn bau fully photoeraphed. XilPFEI I UFRMER Sireet Garden' German t.m. -HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT" IRlalto) An active.

liood-iootlne romantic movie blessed wilh about the best talent that Hollywood money can buy. Jean Arthur CharifH Boyer and Colin Clive are the principal people involved. "KIMIKO Japanese talking picuire. laid In modern TokiO. -LISZT'S RHAPSODY iRMh Street Casino Frur.z Lint supplies the score for till- diverting musliai, which la a.l abou' ih'- misadventures of his favorzf pupil.

Wnh English titles LOST HORIZON I lobe Slick and handsome version of ihe Jarne Hilton novel, more suet ess: ill in its adven'ure sequences than in: its at'tmptH to realize Mr Hilton: myihica: Utopia. Wnh Ronald Ji.ne Wyatt ar.d Edward Everett Honor. -MARKED WOMAN 'New ork Strandl Bette Davis and Humphrey E.sgart. MAYTIME" (Capitol and Loevs Metropolitan Jeanene MacDonaid and Nelson Edfly at their best in a t'lnelal Metro version of the Rotuberg operetta. There more good iclassicali music here than ha ever yet been recorded for a smile Hollywood picture.

NAVY SPY'' (Brooklyn Strand! --Wit Com ad Nagel On the same programi Sin While You re Able. with Pinky and Toby Wing. QUALITY iMusie Halll- Katharine Hepburn tmoes through a nuld. toxical piece by Sir James Barrte. It's, ait very quaint and a trifle dulL Dan rers THIS AFTERNOON WORKMAN'S CIRCLE CHORUS.

Lazar Weiner condi-ctlng, assisted by International String Quartet. Town Hail. THIS EVENING AUGUSTA SCHREIBER. pianist. Town Kail.

The program; Mendelssohn group; Bach-Buoiii Toccata. major; Beethoven Sona'a Opus 110; Brahms group. ILYA SCHEFF, baritone. Sreinway Halt. LUCY BROWN, pianist.

The Concert League. The program: Beethoven Sonata Op. 110: Bach Italian Concerto; Selections by Chopin and Brahms. MONDAY AFTERNOON ELEANOR EDMUNPSON. soprano.

Town Hail. MONDAY EVENING BSFTHOVEN ASSOCIATION. Town HH. (iporgf-s Barrere. flautist; Yelia Passi.

harpsichordist Curtis String Quartet. The program: Dohnanyt Quartet in 2X D. O. It: Bafh Flute-harpsichord Sonata in minor: Brahms Pian3 Quint." op 34 in minor. JFAN BUCH r.V lecturer Harmony O'Wld.

2(H) 5Rth St CompAJTison of the Structures ot oratorio and Operas." THIS EVENING DVORA LAPSON. Hassidlc dunrt mime, and MOSHE NATH ANSON. Palestinian tenor Tejuiel Hieh School. Proaram of Hassldic, Bibiical and Palestinian compositions. Ballet Riissp THIS AFTERNOON "LES SYLPHIDES." Boutique antasque Aurora W-dding.

Metropolitan Opera THIS EVENING "SCUOLA DE BALLO." Symphonic Fan-.