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its and is the an its is to the which is is at 9. a BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE ITEM SECTION, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1934 15 Bay Ridge High's 'Little Women' Members of the "Scene Shifters," dramatic group at peared in recent presentation of "Little Women." Left to Matano as Meg, Shirley Hageman as Amy, Ena Mitchell as Marmee. On Local Screens By LARRY Flo Kelly, the new producer presents "The Joy Cruise," a comedy revue which is now playhouse. These new shows are devised, and staged by Miss Kelly at the Fox Brooklyn Theater and are exclusive and original productions. The headline artists featured are Eddie and Arline Kennelly, sensational dancers; Edgar Bergan in a comedy novelty called "The Georges Compo, the international pantomimist, with Elise Day, and Bert Frohman, Brooklyn's versatile master of ceremonies, introducing new Broadway favorites and sparkling humor.

The Fox Rhythm Beauties offer new routines. The Fox Melody Music Masters present another of their original overtures. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in "Success at Any Price" continues as the screen feature. Loew's Alpine "Melody in Spring" brings to the screen for the first time Lanny Ross, the silver- voiced tenor of radio fame, and is at Loew's Alpine Theater today and tomorrow.

For his first picture, Ross, who is now under a long -term contract, has a cast supporting him which includes Charlie Ruggles, Mary Boland, Ann Sothern, George Meeker and Helen Lynd. The story features Ross as a singer. whose great ambition is to get on the radio broadcast of Blodgett's Dog -Biscuit hour. To this end he devotes himself until he meets Blodgett's daughter. Then he listens a bit to certain advice handed his way by the beautiful girl with whom he has fallen in love.

He follows her father to Switzerland where Charlie Ruggles' hobbies get him into more hot water, "As the Earth Turns," companion film to in Spring," deals with the homely events in the every day life of a group farm folks. Jean Muir, Donald Woods. Russell Hardie, Dorothy Peterson, David Landau a and Arthur Hohl are in the cast. Park Despite the fact that Louise FAzenda has never been the star in any important motion picture, she is better known and more popular today than many stars who loomed brighter for awhile and then waned. She has made herself one of the real personalities of Hollywood and has friends scattered all over the four corners of the globe.

All this is probaly due to her sense of humor. Louise accepted her roles and portrayed them with A whimsical humor that has carried her much COLISEUM 4th AVE. 52nd ST. SUnset 6-66861 TODAY May 23-24 2-BIG HITS-2 "THE LOST PATROL" Victor McLaglen-Boris Karloff ALSO "THE POOR RICH" Edw. E.

Horton-Edna May Oliver FRI. May 25-26 2-GREAT FEATURES-2 "ONE IS GUILTY" Ralph Bellamy--Shirley Grey ALSO "BEDSIDE" Warren William--Jean Muir 12 TO 12 MATS CONTINUOUS WEEKDAY 10c Sigma Lambdachi Awaits Summer Dance PERSONALS Miss Rita Doyle of 505 62d her home recently in honor present were: Basilda Langan, Kay Roche, Betty Lambert, Mae etta Dorsett, Mary Jelley, and Mrs. Doyle, Martin Connolly, James McCormack, Jack Wathey, Michael Romaine, John McCarthy, Bottomley, Joe O'Brien and Gene McCormack. Returns From Visit Mrs. Anna Cumoletti, of 457 59th has returned from a visit to her parents in Watertown, N.

Y. She was accompanied by her uncle, Michael Del Signor, Banquet Chairman Alexander J. Susi, of 672 71st is chairman of the banquet of Kappa Alpha Delta fraternity, of Bay Ridge, which will be held Saturday, May 26, at 656 85th St. organization was founded Dec. 1, 1933.

Sorority President Miss Venke Jensen, of 539 Ovington is president of Sigma Lambda Chi sorority, Alpha Chapter. Leaving for Summer Home Joseph Hammitt and Miss Isabella Hammitt, of 47 Plaza will leave shortly for their Summer home at Skytop, Pa. Benefit Chairman Mrs. Rudolph H. Ringen, of 25 79th is chairman of the tee for the benefit theater parties to be held at the Carlton Theater, Monday and Friday of this week, for the benefit of the Young Women's Hospital Service League of the Methodist Episcopal Hospital.

Aid, Thrift Shop Event Mrs. W. Harry Sefton, and Miss Margaret Sefton, of 444 79th Mrs. Stephen V. Duffy, of 217.

83d and Miss Irene A. Farrell. of 39 Montgomery Place, are serving on the committee for the musicale and tea to be given by the Catholic Thrift Shop this afternoon at the Columbus Club. Proceeds of the shop go to the Villa de Sales Home for Convalescent Women, and the Dr. White Catholic Memorial Settlement.

Attends Kosmos Luncheon Mrs. Jefferson R. Edwards, of 240 83d attended the 40th annual Spring luncheon of the Kosmos Club held recently at the Women's National Republican Club, 3 W. 51st Manhattan. Visits Canada Dr.

Pedro Platou, of 444 Ovington visited Quebec recently. Card Party Chairman Mrs. Francis B. Kelly, of 342 Ovington was chairman of the committee for the card party held last Saturday, by the Altar Society of Our Lady of Angels Church. Executive Mrs.

Hugh M. Copeland, 113 Berkley Place, is president of the Brooklyn Women's Bridge Club which holds the final party of the season, Monday, June 11. Chairman of Outing Robert M. Hubbard, of 161 6th is chairman of water carnival to be held by the Alpha Delta Sigma Dramatic Society next Saturday at Prospect Park. Supper -Dance Chairman Miss Mary Carey, of 437 Bay Ridge Parkway, is chairman of the committee for the second annual supper dance of Xi Psi sorority, which will be held at the Hotel Roosevelt, Friday, June 8.

Dinner Guest Mrs. Andrew of 7603 Colonial Road, attended the Good Will Dinner given by Park Slope and Bay Ridge civic groups. Thursday night at the Prospect On Dinner Committee Robert Oliver, of 456 83d is serving on the committee for the dinner dance to be held at the Half Moon Hotel, Saturday night, by the New Outlook Democratic Club of the 9th A. D. Co-Chairman Mrs.

Teresa Kahlmeyer, of 62d is co-chairman of the committee for the card party to be given Friday evening by the Ladies Auxiliary of Admiral Dewey Council K. of C. Mrs. Kahlmeyer is president of the organization. At May Day Meeting Mrs.

J. Trevor Garmey of 7614 Colonial Road, Mrs. Alfred H. Munkenbeck of 77 82d Mrs. W.

Harry Sefton and Miss Margaret Setton of 444 79th St. and Mrs. Rollin Hills of 231 77th attended the DYKER 86th ST. AT 5th AVENUE TODAY to FRIDAY 2-BIG HITS-2 VICTOR McLAGLEN DOROTHY DELL ALISON SKIPWORTH WHARF ANGEL ALSO LEW AYRES PATRICIA ELLIS LET'S BE RITZY AUNT JILL'S St. was given a surprise party of her 21st birthday.

Those Agnes Jelley, Marion Coyle, McMahon, Ann Leary, Lor- May Day meeting of the Dr. White Memorial Catholic Settlement, held recently at the settlement house, 181 Gold St. Subscribers Mr. and Mrs. James J.

Sheeran, of 219 76th were among the subscribers to the Spring card party of the Altar Society of Our Lady of Angels Church, held Saturday. Sponsors Misses Gertrude and Mae Duffy, of 47 71st are sponsors of a benefit card party to be given tonight at the Kings County Lighting Company Building, 6740 4th Ave. Proceeds will be for the Seminarian Fund of the Ave Maria Mission Club. Reception Guests Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur C. Edmonds, of 90 8th were guests at the reception held recently at the Towers, in honor of the committees and and pageant cast of the Third Artists Ball. On Publication Staff The Misses Rosalie E. Ferrigno of 1065 65th Angelina Buico of 1241 71st St. are members of the staff of the Hunter college publication, "Iride," the first issue of which was published recently.

Miss Ferrigno is assistant editor and Miss Buico is a member of the administrative board. Terrace Bridge Hostess Mrs. Harry M. Rice of 90 8th Ave. will entertain at a terrace bridge on the verandas of her penthouse home Thursday, June 14.

Proceeds will go to the Home Making Center of Society for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor. Guest Mrs. Gordon K. Smith of 404 8th Ave. was a guest at the luncheon of the auxiliary of the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Home, given recently by Lt.

Col. Martha Hamon, director of the nursery. Presides Miss Irene A. Farrell of 39 Montgomery Place, president of the Dr. White Catholic Memorial Settlement, presided at the annual May Day meeting of organization, held recently at settlement then house, 181 Gold St.

Leave Shortly Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Van Brunt and family of 21 Montgomery Place will leave next month for their Summer home, Green Pools, Kitchawan. N. Y.

At Guild's Final Meeting Mrs. Rollin Hills of 231 77th St. presided at the final meeting of season of the Women's Guild of the Norwegian Hospital, held, Friday at the Sisters Home, and 4th Ave. Leave June 1 Miss Arrieta H. Smith of 40 8th who has just returned from an extended European visit, will leave June 1 for New Canaan, to remain until Oct.

1. She will be accompanied by her mother. Mrs. F. Morse Smith.

Luncheon Chairman Mrs. Mary Casey of 759 42d St. was chairman of the luncheon held at The Eagle Guild recently by the Rosary Society of St. Agatha's Church. Mrs.

M. Matzen of 660 50th St. acted in a similar capacity for the luncheon held on the same day at the guild by the St. Agatha's Mothers Club. Guest Mrs.

Helen Knopping of 49 74th St. attended the Good Will dinner sponsored by local civic groups, Thursday, at the prospect Branch of the Y. M. C. A.

Card Party Aides Mrs. Kathryn McCann of 514 60th St. and Mrs. Ruth Collins of 429 51st St. are members of the committee for the card party of the Ladies Auxiliary of Admiral Dewey Council, 354.

K. of being held Friday night. Officer Mrs. Carl A. Wenstrand of 6914 8th Ave.

is corresponding secretary of Bethesda Union, W. C. T. U. Guests at Event Mr.

and Mrs. Michael McKnight of 9714 Fort Hamilton Parkway attended the dinner dance given at the Hotel St. George recently by the Women's Division of the 9th A. D. Democratic Club.

Press Chairman Mrs. Foster A. Hagan of 89 87th St. is press chairman for the Mothers Club of P. S.

185. Plans Active Program Mrs. Arthur J. Stern of 7905 Shore Road, chairman of the Local School Board, District No. 38.

is planning an active program for the children of the district in recreational communal activities. Weekend at Asbury Park Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Soffel of 145 95th St.

spent the weekend in Asbury Park, N. J. Ave. Tues. Wed.

and May 92. AL JOLSON 24 KAY FRANCIS The show RICARDO CORTEZ of Showst DOLORES DEL RIO Once In a Life- DICK POWELL Lime! GUY KIBBE HAL LEROY IN BAL EARLY BIRD 10. TO ALL MATINEE 2 P.M. BARGAIN TO 1210 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Dear Cheerios Friday all on Parties and Politeness will column. Be sure and look for in.

Sometimes Aunt Jill misses Cheerio doesn't get his or herecredits. So if you sent a list in and didn't see your name in the column, tell Aunt Jill about it. Thiswe ek is the last week for a word-building contest. Next week there be a new kind. This week'swo rd is MEADOW.

Answers must be in by Tuesday of next week. HOME CHEERIO CLUB answers to the word contests be printed in the Cheerio your names, if you sent lists a few names, and then the 5309 4th 10 credits. Cheerio George. Notice: Any Cheerio who has not earned at least 10 credits by July 1, 1934, will no longer be considered a member in goods tanding. Remember what the prize will be for the lucky boy or girl who have the credits by first of July.

trip to Radio City! Work most, hard. Cheerios, and send in a lot of things Aunt Jill. There is still time to be one of the lucky winners! THE LITTLE ELF (Copied) I met a little Elf -man, once, Down where the lilies blow. I asked him why he was so small, And why he didn't grow. He slightly frowned, and with his eye, He looked me through and through.

"I'm quite as me." he said. 'As you are big for you." Cheerio Lillian Schleenbecker, 5309 4th Ave. Ten credits, Cheerio Lillian. Write again. Here is a poem submitted by Cheerio Lawrence Olivari, 650 51st which is very true.

UNKNOWN LITTLE (Copied) Absence ofo ccupation is not rest. A mind quite vacant is a mind distressed. An idler is a watch that wants both hands, As useless if it goes, as if it stands. Ten credits for Cheerio Lawrence. GROWN UP (Copied) I'm growing up, my mother Today she said, I'd grown, The reason why is this, now, I can do things alone.

To help myself instead, Although I'm very glad indeed, I hope that I won't have to try, To tuck myself in bed! Cheerio Aegina Zelinski, 230 51st St. Ten credits for Cheerio Regina. Love and Cheerio AUNT JILL. Represent Board Frank Braxl, Theodore Serocke, H. W.

Lehmann, David Gold. Edward Dailey, Sam Cohen, John Steinback and John B. Swift represented the 86th St. Board of Trade at the Goodwill dinner held at the Prospect Thursday night. Wed Miss Greta Thysenius, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Thysenius of 1650 8th was married to Daniel B. Becker. The annual Summer dance of Sigma Lambda Chi sorority, Alpha Chapter, will be held June 1, at the Marine and Field Club, Cropsey Ave. and Bay 13th St.

A feature of the program will be an elimination dance, and the appearance of a well known radio artist. Music will be by Bernie King's The members of the Orchestraments committee are the Misses Myrtle Bernsten, Ellen Florence Marra and Helen Patterson." The officers of the chapter are the Misses Venke Jensen, president; Edna Boes, treasurer, and Lucille Wilson, secretary. Receive Teacher's Licenses Miss Ethel R. Little, of 90 82d has been granted a license to teach sewing and dressmaking, by the Board of Examiners. Miss Laura Flenga, of 2060 66th has received a license for teaching Italian.

NEW MEMBERS Bernard Green, 8, 4906 4th John Smith, 9, 214 53d Richard Flanagan, 9. 238 52d James Holden, 9, 5222 4th Ave. Greetings, Cheerios. Aunt Jill hopes you will enjoy being members. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK Two Cheeries have birthdays this week.

Cheerio Betty Jane Henderson of 319 48th whose birthday is May 23, will be 12. and Cheerio Mary McMahon of 234 53d and whose birthday is ay 25, 9. Happy birthdays, to you, Cheerios! CREDITS FOR DRAWINGS (These credits are given to Cheerios whose drawings have appeared in the Home Talk Window, for the week of May Cheerio Elizabeth Quigley, 4805 4th 15 credits. Cheerio Helen Szymkowski, 347 49th 10 credits. Cheerio Joachim Kreutzfeldt, 6701 5th 85 credits.

Cheerio Lawrence Oliver, 650 51st 30 credits. Cheerio Mary De Santas, 5906 5th 10 credits. If you contribute more drawings as nice as the ones that appeared in the window, you will all receive many credits. THE CLOCKS (Copied) One night a naughty elf went in a clock store. He loved to hear the clocks strike.

So he would them all up. He thought cuckoo clock was a gay little bird, but he was afraid of the big grandfather clock. He was so scared when all the clocks struck at once that he made noise. The store man came to see what was the matter. The little elf ran away.

Cheerio George Schleenbecker, oasis in which they are making their last heroic stand. To move bevond the fringe of sheltering palms is to meet destruction, swift and terrible. Heat, hunger and uncertainty torture them as they await their doom. Some face the end with laughing gallantry, speaking of past loves and gay adventures. Others grow sullen and restive, while the reason of one totters, to leave him a thetic, but noble, madman.

And always the circle of saber-marked sand mounds within the oasis grows. McLaglen has the role as the iron-willed sergeant, while Karloff plays a tremendously dramatic part as a religious zealot. Other members of the cast are Alan Hale, Billy Bevan, Sammy Stein, Douglas Walton, Paul Hanson. Brandon Hurst. J.

M. Kerrigan and Howard Wilson. Spencer Tracy in "Bottoms Up" is the co-feature. Loew's Bay Ridge Today and tomorrow a double feature program is on view at Loew's Bay Ridge Theater, composed of "Mandalay" and "Beggars in Ermine." Kay Francis heads the featured players in "Mandalay." while Lyle Talbot plays opposite her as the man in whom she finally finds mance. Ricardo Cortez and Warner Oland are the two other principals, both in the roles of villains.

The picture is a tale of romance and adventure set in Burma, and concerns a beautiful Russian exile who is sold into virtual slavery to a night club resort keeper by the man she loves. Lionel Atwill and Betty Furness head the cast of "Beggars in Ermine." THERE'S A BETTER the RKO SHOW PROSPECT 9th STREET 5 AVE. SOuth 8 4200 TODAY THROUGH FRIDAY 2-BIG FEATURES-2 She knew too much about men too little about love! WHARF ANGEL VICTOR MCLAGLEN DOROTHY DELL PRESTON FOSTER ALISON SKIPWORTH Romantic Comedy Drama "LET'S BE RITZY" WITH Lew Ayres PATRICIA ELLIS, FRANK McHUGH TONIGHT ONLY STAGE TALENT) QUEST your protection "DEAL THROUGH A RECOGNIZED BROKER" NORMAN ANDERSEN 4918 4th AVE. SUnset 6-2022 JOHN ANSBRO 8511 3d AVE. ATI.

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as they apright- -Elsie Rudell as Jo, Italia Beth, and Mabel McCarthy as Patricia Ellis, Frank McHugh, Isabel Jewell, Robert McWade, Hedda Hopper and Clay Clement. Coliseum MASON of the Fox Brooklyn Theater, fast-stepping nautical musical nthe stage of the Brooklyn further than those who had nothing but beauty to offer the screen. In "Wonder Bar," which is at the Park Theater today and tomorrow, Louise plays the role of a mid-West American tourist adrift in the whirl of Parisian night life. The cast includes Kay Francis, Dolores Del Rio, Ricardo Cortez, Dick Powell, Al Jolson, Guy Kibbee Hugh Herbert, Hal LeRoy, Robert Barrat, Fifi d'Orsay and Merna Kenedy. RKO Albee Janet Gaynor, re-united again with Charles Farrell in "Change of Heart," now at the RKO Albee Theater, is a full-fledged member of the crew of the U.

Indianapolis. swiftest of navy cruisers and flagship of the scouting force. Capt. John M. Smeallie, commander of the ship, called upon Miss Gaynor on her "set," just before the Indianapolis sailed for its home port, New York, and presented the star with an official liberty pass, which gives her the freedom of the ship any time she wants it.

The ship's pastry cook and a fireman are the two gobs assigned to attend Miss Gaynor whenever she's on board. Phil Harris leads the vaudeville bill. RKO Prospect Starting today and continuing for three days the RKO Prospect will present Victor McLaglen in "Wharf Angel." McLaglen plays the part of a tough sailor hangs around the famous Barbary Coast, which was notorious in the days of windjammers and fourmasted schooners. He supported by a newcomer to the screen, Dorothy Dell, who at one time was prominent in musical comedy and drama. The added feature with "Wharf Angel" is "Let's Be Ritzy," with Lew Ayres, Frank McHugh and Patricia Ellis in the lead roles.

In it is told a story of the things which we all do at one time or another, namely, talk in millions on a $30 a week salary. "Let's Be Ritzy" full of comedy situations. Tonight the RKO Prospect also will present another of its "Talent Quest" nights. RK0 Dyker "Wharf Angel" tells the, story of a tender romance between unhappy girl and a hunted man, whose love saves them from perils of the notorious San Francisco underworld. It 18 now at the RKO Dyker, and in cast are Victor McLaglen and Alison Skipworth.

"Let's Be Ritzy," starring Lew Ayres, is the co-feature. Full of sidesplitting comedy strong drama, "Let's Be Ritzy" includes in cast Stanley THE PERFECT TALKING THEATRE 5TH AVE. AND 75TH ST. TODAY LAST DAY 2-FEATURES-2. "BOLERO" With George Raft and Carole Lombard "Advice to the Lovelorn" With Lee Tracy and Sally Blane Thursday and Friday, May 21, 25 2-FEATURES-2 Walter Winchell's "B'way Through a Keyhole" With Constance Cummings and Russ Columba -ALSO "Hell and High Water" With Richard Arlen, Judith Allen Victor McLaglen, long heralded as the screen's most colorful character.

heads a cast embracing many of Hollywood's leading male stars in "The Lost Patrol," now at the Coliseum Theater. Boris Karloff, Wallace Ford and Reginald Denny are featured with McLaglen, whose role is that of a calvary sergeant whose unit is lost in the Mesopotamian desert. Others in one of the strongest casts assembled in some time are J. M. Kerrigan, Billy Bevan, Alan Hale, Brandon Hurst, Douglas Walton, Sammy Stein, Howard Wilson and Paul Hanson.

Based on "Patrol." the novel by Philip MacDonald, the story is of epic character, taking the audience to the sun-scorched and starlit desert wilds where the troop is cut off by Arabs, to make a memorable stand against unsurmountable odds. The new production has been hailed by the critics as something new and different, an inspired drama glamorous with a picturesque background. On the same program is one of the funniest comedies to be shown hereabouts in many a moon. It is "The Poor Rich" co-starring Edward Everett Horton and Edna May Oliver. Another double feature program will be offered Friday and Saturday, "One is Guilty," with Ralph Bellamy and Shirley Grey, and the other is "Bedside." with Warren Williams and Jean Muir.

Stanley Showing the last times today at the Stanley Theater is a well-balanced double-feature screen procombining comedy with drama. Tracy, supported by Sally Blane, presents the light portion of program in the entertaining cinema, "Advice to the Lovelorn." The co-feature is the dramatic and romantic "Bolero." with George Raft and Carole Lombard sharing top-billing. Playing tomorrow and Friday at Stanley is another double-feature program, comprised of "Broadway Through a Keyhole," with Constance Cummings and Russ Columbo; and "Hell and High Water." with Richard Arlen and Judith Allen. Electra Yesterday they were 11. Today they are but eight.

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Today and Tomorrow, May 93, 24 Today and Tomorrow, May 93, 24 2-BIG FEATURES-2 LANNY ROSS Kay FRANCIS- Ricardo CORTEZ -andin "MELODY IN SPRING" IN ERMINE" "AS THE EARTH TURNS" with Lionel Atwill with Jean Muir Friday to Monday, May 95-98 Friday to Monday, May 25-28 THE HIT! JOHNNY WEISSMULLER "CATHERINE "TARZAN and His MATE" THE GREAT" with MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN with DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. -andExtra! Silly Symphony Cartoon and--A New Our Gang Comedy! "MONTE CARLO NIGHTS" RKO ALBEE ALBEE SQUARE BROOKLYN A FOUR STAR CAST! Janet GAYNOR I Charles FARRELL GINGER ROGERS JAMES DUNN RKO VAUDEVILLE in PHIL HEART" AND ORCHESTRA HARRIS "CHANGE OF A Fox Picture with From Kathleen Norris' LEAN RAY 3 AMBASSADORS novel "Manhattan MOORE and REVEL Jerome Mann Love Song" Melissa Meson Lewis Ve PHIL FABELLO ORCHESTRA.