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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK-THE ITEM SECTION, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1934 5 May Flowers From April Showers A group from the "April "Musical Caravan," a revue Pilgrim Laundry recently. garet Stickney, Ethel Devine, -Christine McMurray, Margaret Felicia Burghardt. Showers" number of presented by employes of the Left to right, top row--MarMargaret Smith. Bottom row Walsh, Josephine Ryan, PERSONALS Miss Ruth Margot Dunn, Dunn of 503 4th was elected Academy Alumnae Association serve for a term of two Mary's Junior Auxiliary also in the Cebu Guild. Mrs.

Isbister New President Mrs. James Isbister of 84th St. is the newly-elected president of the Women's Society of the Caledonian Hospital. She succeeds Mrs. James Moore of 360 62d who served in the post for two terms.

On 'Round- Up' Committee Mrs. Theodora Goldsmith and Miss Helen Reading, head mistresses at Shore Road Academy, are members of the committee for the "1936 Spring Round-Up of Good Neighbors," to be held next Friday evening in the gymnasium of the Poly Prep Country Day School, 92d St. and 7th Ave. Mission Benefit Aides Miss Gladys Denman of 433 58th St. is co-chairman of the card party and silver tea, to be held at the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West, Thursday, June 7, for the benefit of the Mission of St.

Benedict the Moor. Among the patronesses are the Misses Olivia Miriam Denman and Mrs. Harold Denman. Subscriber Mrs. Jamie Kelly of 171 81st St.

was a subscriber to the final bridgetea of the season of the Visitation Alumnae Mission Unit, held Saturday afternoon at the alumnae room of the Visitation Convent, 89th St. and Ridge Boulevard. Proceeds were for the mission of the Rev. Patrick F. Savage at Inchelium, Washington State.

Bound for Europe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Nash of 1224 84th St habe sailed for a vacation in Europe. Mr.

Nash is North American agent for the Belgian Line. The couple sailed on the Belgian liner Emil Francque Celebrate Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flederlein of 383 1st St. rcently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary and were guests of honor at a surprise party given by their seven children.

Rabbi Hurwitz Guest Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz of the Ninth Street Temple will be among the invited guests at the testimonial dinner to be given at Peter's Restaurant Thursday night in honor of Daniel Kohan, chairman of the fellowship committee of the Brooklyn Jewish Big Brother and Big Sister Association. Committee Member Paul J. Cummings, chief clerk of the Bay Ridge Magistrate's Court, Stanley THE PERFECT TALKING THEATRE 5TH AVE. AND 75TH ST.

Tuesday Wednesday, May 90 30 Special Decoration Day Program 2 OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS! "PALOOKA" with Jimmy Durante, Stuart Erwin, Lupe Velez FANE'S BABY IS with Dorothea Wieck, Baby LeRoy, Alice Brady Thursday Friday, May 31 June TWO SPECIAL FEATURES "THE BOWERY" with, Jackie Wallace Cooper, Beery, Fay George Wray Raft, FOR BEAUTY" with Buster Crabbe Lupine of Heads Dramatic Arts League Evelyn Hochauser of 1333 48th who will head the Dramatic Arts League of Brooklyn, Little Theater group, this season. AUNT JILL'S HOME CHEERIO CLUB Dear Cheerios--Today is picnics and beach parties and vacation. I suppose all you are you? Our new contest is I would like to do this Sum-8 mer." You are to write a letter headed "What I Would Like to do This Summer," and send it to Aunt Jill, 4808 4th Brooklyn. Each letter received by Aunt Jill will receive 50 credits. If possible, the winners will go on a theater party in June.

Aunt Jill will try and arrange it. It will be a different kind of theater party than any you have ever been on. It Marionette Show! There will be clowns and everything. Maybe Jack and the Beanstalk and Hansel and Gretel too! Would you like that? Any Cheerio who a letter in answer to this contest. and receives 50 credits for it, will receive a ticket of admission free! Any Cheerio or non-member of the club who does not receive any credits will be charged ten cents admission.

All adults will be charged 15 cents. If you are interested, ask Aunt Jill about it. Remember, answer the contest and receive a ticket free! NEW MEMBERS One new member this week. Shirley Rosenberg, 9, 278 43d St. Aunt Jill hopes you will enjoy being a member of the Cheerio Club.

MOTHERS (Copied) MOTHERS (Copied) I passed a woman scrubbing A dirty gray stone stair, And the gold of morning sunlight Reflected in her hair. another day nearer Summer and that long waited for Summer Cheerios aren't sorry about that, about that very thing. "What Her back was bent, but swiftly Her hands moved to and fro; She seemed to be a fairy, Turning dirt to snow. And though I couldn't see her face As I went walking past, I know it wore the beauty An angel's might have cast. She was somebody's Mother, If but a scrub-lady, And angels and old Mothers Are all the same to me.

Cheerio Joachim Kreutzfeldt 6701 5th ten credits for Cheerio Joachim Kreutzfeldt. Cheerio Joachim wants to know if we still have an Art Club. Yes, Cheerio. We still have our Art, Story, Poem and Puzzle Clubs. Answers to the word MEADOW will be in this Friday's Cheerio column.

Remember, this is the last word-building contest, so get your credits for it while you can. Answers must be in by tomorrow at the latest. BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK Cheerio Bjorg Sommer, 4911 5th whose birthday is May 27, will be Catherine Phelan, 318 51st whose birthday is also 27, will be 12 too. Cheerio Florence Anderson, 342 49th whose birthday is May 28, will be 7. Happy Birthday to you all, from Aunt Jill.

Loew's COOL Theatres! ALPINE BAY RIDGE 69 TH ST.AND 5TH AV 72 NO ST AND 3RD AV. Today to Thursday May 99-31 Today to Thursday May 29-31 2-BIG FEATURES-2 LANNY ROSS W. C. FIELDS in "MELODY IN in 'YOU'RE TELLING ME' -And-And- RICHARD BARTHELMESS 'AS THE EARTH TURNS' in 'A MODERN HERO' with JEAN MUIR Friday Friday to Monday to Monday June 1-4 June 1-4 CLARK GABLE BARBARA STANWYCK WILLIAM POWELL-MYRNA LOY in "GAMBLING LADY" "Manhattan Melodrama" -And'COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO' Extra! "Jailbirds Paradise" Fay Wray--Paul Lukas Romantic adventure of a daring outlaw RICHARD DUNNE DIX in the RKO-Radio Picture a drama of a modern Robin Hood MARY BOLAND CONWAY TEARLI ANDY DEVINE 65 St. no 5th GIRL GIRL, GIRL 43d 964 out, HOUB GIRL, GIRL GIRL GIRL GIRL.

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St. 255 1353, Ave. 952 ollt. full, On Local Screens By LARRY MASON comedy-drama, "This Man Is Mine," which reColiseum today and tomorrow, Irene Dunne is is an entirely new type of role for her. is the forerunner of a series of more colorful characterizations than had in the past, roles designed to give scope for her native fire and animation.

In "This Man Is Mine," the star is seen as a resourceful wife who not only maneuvers to risk her husband to the tentacles of a siren, but also fights to recover him when he becomes a victim. Ralph Bellamy is seen as the unfaithful husband, and beautiful Constance Cummings as the woman who tempts him to leave the straight and path. Others in the cast narrow, Blackmer, Kay Johnson, Charles Starrett, Louis Mason and Vivian Tobin. Buck Jones in "Fighting Ranger" is the associate feature. "Wharf Angel," a story of the old, liquor-drinking, two-fisted fighting days of the famed Barbary Coast, comes on Friday to the Coliseum Theater.

It has for its principal players prescoor McLaglen, a Dorothy Dell, Foster and Alison Skipworth. The dramatic story of an enlisted man in the regular army is the theme of "Keep 'Em with Walter Huston and Frances Dee, which is the companion picture. Among the short subjects is Lou Holtz in "The School for Romance." Stanley In the mains at the in what This role Playing at the Stanley today and tomorrow is a double feature program, offering comedy and drama. "Palooka," with Jimmy Durante and Stuart Erwin, takes care of the laughter, while the drama is presented "Mrs. Fane's Baby Is Stolen," with Dorothea Wieck.

Opening tomorrow for two days at the Stanley is a revival of that charming cinema, "The Bowery," with Wallace Beery, George Raft and Jackie Cooper; and Buster Crabbe and Ida Lupino in "Search for Beauty," with Robert Armstrong and Jimmy Gleason. Loew's Alpine A big double feature program which is comprised of "You're Telling Me" and "A Modern Hero," may be seen at Loew's Alpine Theater today and tomorrow. "You're Telling Me," with W. C. Fields in the starring role and Larry (Buster) Crabbe, Joan Marsh and Adrienne Ames featured, is the fast, furious fun-tale of a tipsy inventor who was too lazy to work.

The complications which his eccentricities bring to his family, especially to his daughter, in love with a banker's son, furnishes the substance, of the story. Buster Crabbe role of the banker's son who is in love with the poor tor's daughter. The story of "A Modern Hero" carries the principal character from approximately 1902 up to the present time. Richard Barthelmess and Jean Muir are co-starred. The supporting cast consists of Marjorie Rambeau, Verree Teasdale, Dorothy Burgess and Hobart Cavanaugh.

Fox Brooklyn Ann Pennington, dainty little star of George White's Scandals, Ziegfeld's Follies and other numerous Broadway hits, is now at the Fox Brooklyn Theater, headlining the stage show devised and produced by Flo Kelly and named "Modernistic Shoes." Other feature acts on the bill are Kathleen McKenna, queen of novelty portrayal; Gina and Giano, feaured dancers of the St. Moritz; Ward and Palmer, and Bert Frohman, favorite master of ceremonies. The Fox Ballet will offer something new and hotcha in three distinct tableaus, and the Melody Music. Masters will present another novel overture. "The Black Cat," with Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, continues as screen feature.

R.K.O. Prospect One of the hit features which the R. K. O. Prospect Theater is presenting starting tomorrow for three days is of great interest to mothers and girls, particularly to who have daughters attending schools away from home.

"Finishing 'School" is the story of a girl's struggle for love, guidance and sympathy within a sepulchral hall of snobbery. Frances Dee and Ginger Rogers play two distinct types of girls and in this story their escapades reveal what sometimes goes on behind high walls and enforced secrecy. The co-feature, Men Are Enemies," is also a drama with particular appeal to women patrons, It story of an idyllic love between- two young people, portrayed by Hugh Williams and Helen Twelvetrees. There is the usual "other" woman who disrupts this happiness. Herbert Mundin plays part of the servant to Hugh Williams and injects delightful comedy with the aid of Una O'Connor into "All Men Are Enemies." Tomorrow night only the R.

K. O. Prospect will present another of its series of "Talent Quests." Today the R. K. O.

Prospect is showing for the last times the delightful comedy, "20th Century," featuring John Barrymore and Carole Lombard. The other feature is "Whirlpool," starring Jack Holt. PARK 14th St. and Sth Ave. Thurs.

May 99, 30, 31 NORMA SHEARER "RIPTIDE" ROBERT MONTGOMERY EARLY BIRD 10. TO ALL. BARGAIN 12 To MATINEE M. MONDAY TO FRIDAY the junior committee for the tea ly for the benefit of the Catholic held a at the Columbus Club recentThrift Shop, 193 Court St. A mixture of comedy, melody and beauty, "Melody in Spring," is on the screen of Loew's Bay Ridge Theater today and tomorrow and presents that team of Charlie Ruggles and Mary a new romantic singing personallty, Lanny Ross, and the Ann Sothern.

Ruggles and Miss Boland, teamed together for the fourth provide more laughs than The story involves Ruggles, a wealthy dog biscuit manufacturer, who sponsors the nation's biggest radio hour; Miss Boland, his wife; Miss Sothern, his daughter, and Ross, a hopeful tenor, anxious to get on the radio program. The other picture on the same program with "Melody in Spring" is "As the Earth Turns." Jean Muir has the role of a farmer's daughter in this idyll of American life. Donald Woods plays the leading man. The remainder of the cast is comprised of Arthur Hohl, David Landau, Sarah Padden, Dorothy Peterson, Dorothy Appleby and William Janney. Loew's Bay Ridge Park Norma Shearer comes to the motion picture screen after an absence of 18 months as the glamorous heroine of "Riptide," which opens The story was written especially tomorrow at the Park Theater.

for Miss Shearer. Robert Montgomery shares leading man honors with Herbert Marshall in the new film. Included in the cast are Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Skeets Gallagher, Ralph Forbes, the late Lilyan Tashman, Arthur Jarrett and George K. Arthur.

RKO Albee Title trouble, has long been the bugaboc producers. Now David Lewis, associate producer for RKO-Radio, has received letters protesting the appearance of Irene Dunne and Richard Dix in the current romantic melodrama, "Stingaree," the writers deprecating the casting of such great players in a "fish" picture, of all things! With tears in his eyes Lewis pleads to inform the world that "Stingaree" is not a fish at all, but a notorious and handsome bandit who terrorized Australia in the late '70s. was not only a daring rogue, but one highly educated. Between his crimes he composed beautiful music. The name "Stingaree" was coined by the crook himself when he said that "due to the exigencies of his profession he was, a man without love, a human fish-a fish with a stinger, like the Stingaree." The picture now at the RKO Albee Theater deals with how he quit being a fish and won love by brazenly kidnaping a beautiful singer and forcibly wooing her with the idea of helping her career.

Victor (Baron) Oliver heads the stage show. Electra "What strange gods these men pursue" is a phrase which can aptly be applied to Walter Huston in his featured role with Frances Dee in "Keep 'Em Rolling," which opens tomorrow at the Electra Theater. In "Keep 'Em Rolling" Benny Walsh, portrayed by Huston, is attached to Fort Myer, where RKORadio, actually "shot" Artillery the film 3d Cav- with alry. Temperamental and swashbuckling, his belligerence tinas a foil in Rodney, an ordinary plug horse. Benny idolizes the equine to the extent of giving up his women in Washington, his brawls in beer gardens and his crap-shooting games in the mess hall.

After serving their country with bravery during the World War, Benny and Rodney face retirement. Col. James Parker denies Benny re-enlistment and sends Rodney to the glue factory. Marjorie Deane, Parker's fiance and Benny's friend, jeopardizes her engagement to help Benny in a climax packed with comedy, pathos and drama. G.

Pat Collins, Minna Gombell. Frank Conroy, Ralph Remley and Robert Shayne are also in the cast. R.K.O. Dyker Daring in its theme and in its realism, "Finishing School" stirts tomorrow on a double feature program at the R.K.O. Dyker Theater.

It presents a highly dramatic situation in an establishment which masks its snobbery beneath a veneer of smartness, and which closes its official eyes to youthful indiscretions rather than forfeit tuition fees. Frances Dee, Billie Burke, Ginger Rogers, Bruce Cabot and Halliday are featured. "Whirlpool" is the co-feature, Jack Holt, virile he-man star of the screen since the early silent days, is starred. Supporting Holt are Jean Arthur, Donald Cook, Allen Jenkins and Lila Lee. COLISEUM 4th AVE.

6 52nd ST. SUnset 6-6686 Today, May 29-30-31 2-BIG FEATURES-2 IRENE DUNNE 1S MINE" MAN Also BUCK JONES RANGER" "FIGHTING SAT. JUNE 1-2 2-BIG HITS-2 "WHARF ANGEL" Victor McLaglen Dorothy Dell KEEP 'EM ROLLING WALTER HUSTON FRANCES DEE LOU HOLTZ "SCHOOL ROMANCE" FOR 12 CONTINUOUS TO 12 MATINEES WEEKDAY 10c The Misses Teresa Stevenson of 75 Prospect Park West and Muriel J. O'Brien of 481 6th St. are members of the cast of the pageant, "Retrospect and Vision," to be given by the students of the College of St.

Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. Friday evening, June 8. The presentation of the pageant is part of the diamond jubilee celebration of the Sisters of Charity of New Jersey, which was founded by Mother Mary Xavier Mehegan. Reception Committee Chairman In Pageant Cast Mrs. William Heffernan of 554 60th St.

is chairman of the reception committee for the June day party of the Brooklyn Women's Bridge Club, which will take place Monday, June 11, at the Mayfair Yacht Club, Manhattan, Mrs. Hugh M. Copeland of 113 Berkeley Place is president of the organization. The marriage of Miss Marion Bertha Osterndorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Osterndorf of 176 97th to James Edward Wilson of the Hotel Taft, Manhattan, will take place at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 4th and Ovington Sunday, June 17. To Wed Elected Miss Helen E. Denton of 504 8th. St. was elected vice president of the School of Business of Columbia College recently.

A graduate of Adelphi College, Miss Denton is a member of Delta Zeta and Phi Sigma Delta sororities. Named for Committee Miss Marie Fox of 340 95th St. has been named a member of the arrangements committee for the annual reception of the Catholic Big Sisters, to be held at the house, 339 Clinton next Sunday. On Pageant Committee Mrs. Otto G.

Heinegke of 420 Ovington Ave. and Mrs. G. Schenck Siclen of 110 6th Ave. are members of the patronesses' committee for the Brooklyn Inter-Racial Pageant, "The City of Churches," to be given Thursday and Friday evenings, May 31 and June 1, at Plymouth Church.

Guest Mrs. John Honor, of 609 6th St. was guest of honor with Mrs. Charles F. Henderson of South Orange, N.

at a luncheon held recently at the Catholic Big Sisters' House by Mrs. Fagan's daughter, Mrs. Thomas J. Degnan. Patroness Mrs.

Charles W. Fyfe of 595 3d St. is among the patronesses for the Terrace Bridge, to be given by Mrs. Harry M. Rice, June 14, on the terrace of her penthouse, at 90 8th Ave.

Weekend Visit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of 17 Crescent Terrace weekend in Syracuse, N. At Lake Mohawk Miss Teresa Beinert of Boulevard was at the Lake Country Club recently. Tea Host Tea Host F.

Wixted spent the Y. 7001 Ridge Mohawk Meredith G. Meistrell of 6215 Bay Parkway was host at a tea given at his home Saturday in honor of Miss Lois Valiant. Those present were the Misses Margaret Baker, Dorothy Petre, Katherine and Elizabeth Merlahan, Nourm Dunkley, Eleanor Swallow and Sarah Smythe. Also Mrs.

A. L. Edwards, Mrs. H. F.

Meistrell, Mrs. Malcolm Meistrell, Mrs. Edwin Sunsire, Mrs. Euretta Valiant, Mrs. Louis Reichel, Mrs.

Donald Leeds, Mrs. Gordon Cummings and Mrs. Roy Taylor. Plans Camping Trip Mrs. Faith Baldwin Cuthrell of 156 97th St.

will leave late in August for a month's camping trip near the St. Lawrence River. On Luncheon Committee Mrs. Charles H. Rasmussen of 364 93d St.

was a member of the arrangements committee for the recent luncheon and bridge held by the women of the St. Alban's Golf Club. Mrs. O'Neill Hostess Mrs. Martin A.

O'Neill, president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Marine and Field Club, Cropsey Ave. and Bay 13th entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home, 1824 E. 21st recently. Her guests included Mrs. Augustus M.

Daurenheim, Mrs. Charles H. Rasmussen, Mrs. Joseph D. Fitch, Mrs.

George A. Milton, Mrs. William D. Kolle, Mrs. Frank E.

Herma and Mrs. Edward Morse. DYKER 'O 86th ST. AT 5th AVENUE TOMORROW AND FRIDAY 2-BIG HITS-2 FINISHING SCHOOL WaR Ginger Rogers Bruce Cabot Frances Dee Billie Burke ALSO Fate held the light that revealed his past! HOLT WHIRLPOOL THERE'S A BETTER the RKO SHOW PROSPECT 9th STREET 5. AVE.

SOuth 8- 4200 BIG HOLIDAY SHOW May 30-June 1 2 FEATURES 2 Big! Brave! ALL MEN ARE ENEMIES WITH, HELEN TWELVETREES HUGH WILLIAMS MONA BARRIE -ALSOAn an that even Winchell does not know! A startling glimpse behind the walls of one of our smartest schools. Where the girls of America's gold reserve learn to be ladies SCHOOL with Frances DEE Billie BURKE Ginger ROGERS WED. NIGHT On the Stage Bruce CABOT TALENT QUEST COMING JUNE 2nd JANET GAYNOR "CHANGE OF HEART" daughter of Mrs. Andrew J. president of the St.

Saviour's at the recent meeting and will Miss Dunn is active in St. will serve on the entertainment committee for the stag beefsteak party to DA. given Saturday night by 3d D. Dmocratic Club at the clubhouse, 113 Clinton St. Leaving for Mission Field The Rev.

Edwin G. McManus, S. whose family resides at 8701 Shore Road, will leave June 7 as a member of a band of 12 missionaries going to Roman Catholic Missions in Philippine Islands. the Father McManus is a graduate of Brooklyn Prep. Outing Chairman Shepard A.

Kampf of 349 Ocean Parkway is chairman of the moonlight sail to be held by the Young Folks' League of the Boro Park Y. M. H. A. next Saturday.

The event will close the organization's social season. Student Council President Miss Helen Friedland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Friedland of 1680 49th has been elected president the student council of the women's division of Brooklyn College.

At Summer Home Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of 35 Prospect Park West are at their Summer home in Locust Valley and will remain for the season. On Holiday Visit Mr. and Mrs.

William Horner and Miss Eunice Horner of 525 4th St. are in Fergusonville, N. over the holiday. Dinner Guest Miss Adelaide Callan of 669 69th St. was a guest at the at the Catholic Big House, dinner, given 338 Clinton Monday night for the circus day committee of the organization.

To Summer at Lake George Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lee and family of 522 3d St. will leave next month for Lake George, where they will pass the Summer.

Mrs. Lee is the former Elsie Calder. Chairman Miss Adeline Canning of 212 8th Ave. is chairman of reservations for the reunion luncheon of St. Augustine's Alumnae, to be held Saturday, June 16, at the Hotel Mohawk, Washington and Greene Aves.

Assist at Charity Tea The Misses Margaret and Joan Sefton of 444 79th St. served on ELECTRA 75TH STREET AND 3D AVENUE WEEKDAY BARGAIN MATINEES TO ALL TODAy, AND AND THURS. TOMORROW GEORGE RAFT in "THE TRUMPET BLOWS" RALPH BELLAMY In TO EVERY WOMAN" FRI. AND JUNE and "GOOD DAME" With FREDRIC MARCH and SYLVIA SIDNEY "STRAWBERRY ROAN" With KEN MAYNARD TUES-JUNE 3-4-5 WARNER BANTER and SHIRLEY TEMPLE In "STAND UP AND CHEER" WALTER HUSTON In "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" Lost and Found 10 DOG--Lost: Ridge, May 17, small black Spitz, white spot chest. Reward.

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472 42d St. SUnset 6-4811. STUDEBAKER 4-door sedan, late 1929: overhauled, like new; $185. SUnset 6-8550. STUDEBAKER 1927 sedan for sale, reasonable, Call SUnset 6-1744.

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