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-V- ti' V-C-V --v lO A THBSBBOOKLTK BJOlEAGIKEs WEDNESDAY JULY ryrv 4 profundo class sang "Old with a wonderfull hunwJSj1 paniment Mr Radio Program- I and though the dog had no rudder he helped to steer hla boss back Into the main artery leading to and from the 'North Foie where they were picked up by the Amalgamated Rescuing Society Inc The Cinema Circuit 1 Vs i- Br MARTIN DICK3TEIN Yeaer Impressively Water" arranged by and presented for the first meeting brought the I very happy close wlthV Morgan doing the announebii effectively Unctn4)g The Eagle Suggests: Stadium concert A 1 0:00 pm "Red light opera The Devil Horse Charges the Screen at Warner's Theater and Fields Assails the Movies at the Manhattan Strand Old Army Game 'VAPNERS THEATER "Ths Dmll TToree" Hal At A we had a fine treat I In the form of some genuine dyed-in-the-wool Negro spirituals by the Dixie Jtibllee Singers made up of eight men and women who know Just how to sing this eort of music Well guarantee that if they sang at a camp mootin' like they did last night repentant sinners would be so thick that the deacons couldn't handle The Evereadv Hour wa Ugntful by the nreae? Presence a Roach production distributed throurh Patho FrtrM Alao the Pa the camera tos of the Byrd expedition to tha North Polo Max Jacobs rrmfr Tbe the t-hV aSSP fi William Hotfeaaceln -buttons 18 Philipp A Fey tenor 8:8 Gertrude A Barduoeh eeutralts Albert Roles vibraphone soloist Elspoth Brownell plan let John Von Aapo tenor- '88 Go ad oilers Skinner Vis Parry songs Blue Bells Blue Bolls Ayres and Ives overture -u ai) in and other nuSb2i a hlgh-claw Miss BTRAND THEATER (Manhattan) "It's the Old Army Gams a serosa play by Joaeph HcBvoy dlractad for Pa mount fey Edward Sutherland THE CAST Elmer Pretty willla Vf Plalda Mildred Marshall Louise Brooka Teaalo Orerholt Blaacha Rlar Georye Delevan William 'Gaston Sarah Pascoaat Mary Poy Mickey Mickey Bennett X'At 8:20 Organ presents ties Songs Entertainment 18:84 am Play danne maalc: A Dlaaer muklc Pence masis 1184" Chicago 1M 8:44 pm Travalogus 14 Hanaoay 1:44 am Natty CluS A 8:8 Dlamar music 8:8 Same aa A Concert CAP 8:18 Army bund dame ae A Glee Clah Same as A 11:0 Band A 474 8:48 Orchestra -Recital Talk music Songs visits talk Club 411 7:88 pm Dinner meals Orchestra nr BAX PlWTlilomil 878 4:18 pm Dhiur musts Program from A 1:18 Dun music 870i 8:8 pm Dinner music songs Dance musts songs Dance xnusis songs EEL Moslem 118 Ayres very sweet we were tokL i teVIOtem a8 11 chiffon ay ihaf the screen at "Theater Is this week crowded with horse p'ay would in' fact he more truth than punning The film feature in the northern- 50 8 318 red slippers aad sang a waltz-song bv AiSSot''' Little he POle "Wade in De by Harry I Burleigh was a fine opener sung with great unction Then came I to de Lamb" with its weird refrain Wanna Go- to Hebben Wen I Die" Olive Williams soprano eng Noon and Night" by R- Johnson and the chorus followed with -Oh Mary Doan Ya Weep" 8:00 pm Unde Ceebee Willloma Orchestra Leenard Bazoo tenor 7:18 Williams Orchestra Baseball results Williams Orchestra' i The constant most but one of cinema jnes wjjj recall palaces Is Devil a time It 388 By the way it about tte Ziegfeld to glorify this girl by giving the generai chance to see that she Is besides a tweet voice? 8:80 8:80 pm William Vesey a real basso of the Hearthslde Harmonise rs i8 WlUlam in nek tenor Florins Trio Program John Marshall 10:0 William Hirsehmana baritone lt( Rose Ensemble I FUmtloo -8H piix-Orchestra eatertaiaers Orchastis Organ 1:88 a Entertainment HI Dinner mnsis' Talkt orcbestrs 18:8 aalca Is 1:88 Orchestra LIB 148 Dinner music Bams as A-F LIT 7:80 p-m Dmm Daddy Stadlo eutertelameot 11:10 Banco music MB 7:14 pm Organ orchestra' Hawallana quartet Coacsrt songs Musts A 7:44 Organ sevhestra- Talk tslo Players A 8:88 pm Dinner music 7:88 Talk: Church 8:8 Bongs play at Is Entertainers 10:88 Danes mnsis IF Ow 7:80 pm Dlaaer music lame aa A 14:44 Studio: dance music 1:44 -Dinner 8 A 7:48 pm Chimes 8:48 Same as A Quartet TAG 884 8:00 dam as E'A 8:08 Program 18:80 Seme ao A TAX 28 7:18 pm Orchestra 8:18 Talks auditorium TIC Hart 474 8:28 Trls 8 Orchaotra 4:44 Entertainers Dance mute 884 A' Mewls Xeb 841 Dinner concert 18:80 Musicals program 11:04 pm Program 11:84 Kick Harris start ss field ukelsla String anaamble 1:0 Bong recital 2 Program a 18:44 Concert 11:10 Entertainment 18:8 p1 31 FOR COLORING THIS PICTURE PB Manhattan 373 Berenadera Dlkmond Manhattan SM -pm PltiOi Kerman Neuman Market Spanish lesanft Barilla 7:1 Police alarms Tdi Hone talk 7:45 Salvatore Cusenxa mondollnlst Baseball resnlta Ketminger aoprane George A Leach baritone 17 1:41 Harold Uebennaa violinist William Kins Imporaanatar Sea John Brawler 8:45 Ann Cohen pianist' Frank Doyle tenor 18:10 Police alarms aad weather A Manhattan 4:84 pm Leon Salathlel bass 4:15 Willard Robinson plairtet-elner 4:88 Wa Ware Hattte Mol se Mamburarcr 4:48 Hilda Kir contralto: 8:80 Aaron Htranh violinist 8:20 Jamas Phillips basso Olia Nagln pianist 8:00 Waldorf-Astoria dinner nutate 8:18 Baseball esoraa 7 Synasogno service United Hyna-gorue 7:28 Concert Army Band 8:88 Rhlnolae 2 In 1 man 8:28 Davie Saxophone Octet 8 Trends bourn 8:28 South Sea Inlanders Hunar" A llgltt Opera Company 11:80 Pelham Orcheetrat 800 Monhgttsp 455 4:88 pm Doily Menu" Mrs Julian Heath 4:18 Fashion talk far Growing Health Spankers Bureau Markets Madlaon Orchestra 8:88 Imperial Imps 8:20 Stadium Philharmonic Concert tha Radio Set for Rummertime Astor Orchestra 740 Newark 05 8:11 Shelton Enmmbls 8:45 Sports 7:88 Shelton Enfeemble 7:88 "Reduction by Frank Dalton I of th Spancor "Topics 0:04 pm Theater- news: bretheis 7 Same as A Hi Hello Boys and Girls! Colorthis picture and send It to BUTTON8 and FATTTr-cu of Aunt Jean The Brooklyn Doily Eagle The beet picture each 4 gets $1: the five next best ret 35 credits 10 others get 14 craditg pictures must be In The Eagle office by Saturday of this week sad Saturday! tgr Wednesday of next week Look for prize wins era a wetfc from today below tho story BUTTONS and FATTY 4:80 Rlsek" 4:88 Hour of meditation Burt Johnson baritone Weles beauty talk Big Brother Movement Paullao Alport pianist 8:8 Majestle Ensemble 7:00 Alban and Nonnanton songs and piano Armand Do Can sera ukulele and songs niumlaato MlsareadlncT violinist 11:88 Leo Bandsmen 1 1 :88 Connie Orchestra 7:40 pm Dinner mosiev Popular 1 1:8 Frolis About the Indians Treachery student of these that once upon a nor was so many years ago that memory will not serve Mr Florenx Ziegfeld laid ambitious plans for Comic Bupplement The production for reasons best known to the Intrepid producer himself saw Its first and last nights in Newark The fag end of the same season revealed certain skits of that Ill-fated ffied on the glorified stage of the New Amsterdam Theater where they served as hilarious vehicles for Fields and Ray Dooley In the those memorable buffooneries in the drug store on the back porch tha picnic etc were If memory continues to serve the funniest things to be seen anywhere east of the Great Divide And thus It came to pass that the surviving elements of Comic were sold down the river to the movies in which medium they may be seen this week at the Manhattan Strand by name the Old Army Unfortunately what appeared to be elde-spllttlng on the stage becomes pretty sorry material for the flickers All the are there In as the saying Is toto But the pantomimic version leaves much to be desired The ordinarily droll Mr Fields when he trespasses upon the sacred pastures of Chaplin Lloyd Dangdon and Keaton suffers by comparison Somehow ceases to be funny Perhaps many of the shortcomings of the Strand' film may be traced directly to the unworkmanlike continuity as poor a Job of screen editing as I have come across in many seasons Sequences have their beginnings and endings for no apparent reason whatsoever with naturally confusing results Louise Brooks a saucer-eyed brunette from Kansas Is entrusted with the feminine leading role She is not exactly what call a finished actress EVt 3 373 8:88 pm Raymond Orchestra William Riots songs Ruty and Savins Hawaiian guitars Kathryn onnolly saprons :8 Michels Bon tempo baritone 8:1 Bara V- Turlts aoprans 8:88 Bulger Orehastra H8-W 7:46 pm Rsqnssts f-f8 Musicals Mnslo stadlo 814 pm Flans Same aa 3 8:48 Bams ao A 8:80 Recital amo aa WX A Brhsnastniy 848l 7:80 Orchestra I Philadelphia 844 0:46 pm Dinner meals 7:40 Uncle Wlp JAB Prs vidua ce ggg 7:84 Band Same ao A Musicals A A Newark 303 8:00 Montroyal Orchaotra Sports 7 1 5 amss Browning toner 7 Geraldine Stem pianist' 7 To bo onnounpad- M4h -414k Ms 8:00 Studls 1:80 Studls 8: 8 James Brewnlpg ta 8:11 To bo announced -Harmony Vocal Trls -Whippets MeW MeWaltars hide for the snorting Black Beauty Rex the wonder horse (as Rin-Tln-Tln has been declared the wonder dog) of the screen It is my opinion Uiat Devil does not so much glorify this American equine as It stamps Hal Roach a director of mote than ordinary ability Neither for that matter is Rex an ordinary horse But mainly the film at Warner's wa-interesting to me because of Mr deft treatment of a theme which Interpreted by less competent direction would have been celluloid pie for unces and zanies It seems there was a Aiagnificent black stallion which roamed the Prairies as free and unbroken by th check-reins of civilized man as mountain Hon Now Rex for that was his name like the smell of Chief Prowling Wolf nor the assorted smells of that red tribe of snakes-ln-the grass So to get even with Black Beauty the Indians nicknamed him Devil The high spot In galloping life came when he permitted himself to be tamed by handsome Dave Garson a scout (who also didn't like the smell of a redskin because a redskin kind to women and children) So after Rex w-lth the gallant assistance of Dave Garson had saved the Cavalry outpost from annihilation and Dave had successfully brought suit for tho hand of the daughter of the regiment It was decided to call Devil a picture This may afford rare entertainment for as they aay lovers of horseflesh More practical moviegoers will And In the Warner attraction a number of lovely desert and mountain ecengs together with many instances of moving camera manipulations by the aforementioned Hal Roach Otherwise the drama (if it may be said that there Is drama In the love life of a horse) is rather pointless The photographic log of Commander Byrd's expedition to the North Pole shown in its entirety for the first time Is a subject for more serious discussion Beginning with the departure of the Chantler from New York it traces studiously the events of the Naval officer's glorious conquest of the pole from the air The vast expanse of Icy wastes which make up the polar region Is shown In view not excluding the hasardoua landing of the plane at Spitsbergen and the arrival and departure of the Amundsen expedition in the Norge The Byrd episode is perhaps the finest news reel subject which has ever been shown on the -screen Its brief exposure contains more real drama than 100 "devil horses' on or off ths hoof On the Radio Last Night order that the ex-other doge might I be served up in plorer and the keep on existing Tho White Mon Extended Their Hands "The Tale of a Tall" This might bo chosen as tho name of a book of Eskimo anecdotes ise Commander Fltzhugh Gre4n makes up his mind to writ such a volumeA- Finally there was only one bowwow' left He was a pet of tho explorer- and though the man was starving (also tho dog) he tho (heart to make sausage of him and besides he woe all out of mustard songs 110 353 7:8 pm Do Vita Orchestra 7:45 Prof Kenneth WllUaas Studio program Lillian Smith songs WH A 140 8:80 Martlnlqus onsombls 7 1 Winifred Bauer plans Franklin Ford news Madrigal alngara Vida Mtlholland Under 8:88 Dorothy Hoyle violinist Ruth Montgomery soprano Xhrl Palmer tenor Hickman Pries Augusta Stetson C8D John Erb Urgaa Dorothy Hoyls- violinist) Earl Palmer tenor Ruth Montgomery soprano 130 WRS Bay 314 7:8 Brewster feons Dr Rundbeok 8:8 Joe end-Al Hardenbarg -Elvlrs Hard pianist 1410 WM 8 813 0:0 pm KoCllntock sad Bead sola aad dusts 8:8 Manufacturers 'Trust program Alamao Serenadars 7:8 Thaatar'Tattls Alice Everting seprnns Lewie Orebostrn Strlbltng author Mlacha Tulin Hoar Joe Davis songs Harm eay Trls Madlaon Square Entertainers Armstrong Bongs Old- Engllbh program Is rone Rogers soprano Bob MacGregor barttoae 8:48 Review of literature RtWi Band 8:48 Montarey Orchestra Features 18:41 Monterey Quintet 11:15 Bernle Orchestra 830 Manhattan 31 4:80 pm News 4:18 Fred Osborns songs 4:10 Sylvia 8c hats child pianist Uncle Robert 8:00 Mews 8:10 Milton Took musical saw News Mark Dalton pianist 7:8 Arthur Oslmce violinist Milton Mayor pianist 7:15 Bob Langston songs 7:88 Marsh McCurdy organist Elks Quartet 8:15 Eva Bothenborg pianist Elks Quartet O'Brien Brothers mandolin and 1:88 Profits In Investment' Hutchens Loser Orchestra Concert 10:80 Rose land Orchestra 18:80 Palisades Orchestra 11:18 Night Club A 4L 4:80 pnw Book review Shopper 8:45 Employment opportunities 0:80 HcAlpin Orchestra 7 lOO-Kmploymsnt opportunities 7:18 McAlpla Orchestra Tappsa Orchestra Musis Mslstar Homesteaders Mamarensck Xlght 1 To be Are' Feldman mtmlS Bobs songs Stanch Orchestra Deany Orchestra Club Brighten Orchestra 11:88 McAlpla Entertainers A Richmond Hill SIB 7:10 pm Margie Make-Boltovs 1 On tha morning after the fifth day since he had left ths Indian town behind him Daniel Boone staggered into Booneaborough more dead than alive He had had practically nothing to eat for he dared to Are his gun for fear of attracting tho attention of wandering bands of Indiana Yet there was no time to bo lost and Boone set about making preparations for a long defense of tho Indian attack should come It wss not until a couple of months later when tho Indians actually When we Picard the commander talking from 8 last evening tell this little story we were reminded of the emaB boy who on being informed that an anecdote was a fanny turned in a composition to his teacher beginning dog has four legs two oars nd one The yarn was a bit farfetched hut then the polite announcer told us that Commander Weak footsore and hungry the i man looked at the dog without oven sending a wireless to Irving Berlin asking permission to' warble It He sang I white men extended thotr lut which were seised at one by Usk dlana who attempted Aim away into tho bushes The ate were too quick howvrsrr huh suspected some suah treachwy wrenching their hands tret ft made foX the fort aa Boone gutth signal to tho watchers to fire 3b hall of lead that was sent tawzri th Indians stopped their advance fin minute and allowed the nine sqi reach the stockade the Me whistling around them FATTt Picture Winners (June S3) 1 Anna Cali 1T6 BtmttartiL Brooklyn Honorabla Mention -(If Crodlta) John Herbert Harold tit Castmer Vojcik Herbert Pottfrid Warren Bower (10 Credits) Frank Schroeder Sherwood tin Bernard Calvin Rita HUd Bsq Helen Gross Grace Dunn RbUDsl George Ostrander Georre Hired Josephine Cary Rsnasd Laos ft tlam Steiner Harold Fra Heat Cannot Stop Them The new year at the Theater Guild School of Acting begins today Over 100 students are entered for the preliminary month- Among them' are several who have already appeared on the stage and others who are dgughtsri of wll known thcitrlcil families Margaret Green Irene 17-year-old daughter there So are Anne Seymour -who is Fanny grand' niece and related to all the Seymours on tire stage) Caroline Caldwell who la In the cast of Regina Brown who comes from the Professional School Helen Chisholm who was In "The Carolinian and Ortusa Hoey who boa been in several musical comedies At the end of the month the board of managers will weed out those who have no natural acting ability keeping only those who show decided talent for the trajnlug They say that when you understand the language of a tall it speaks volumes to you Anyway as ths man sat his tall In a way that sesxned to say "use your head1 hli Green spent four years In the Arctic regions and that accounts for it I marched upon Booneaborough In 1 tho settlement there were but TS defenders of tho fort while tho array of rqdmen led by Black Fish Boonrs adopted 'father more than 400 The Indians first tried to parley with tho whites and demanded that nine of tho Boonexborougi men should corns out and t8Llk things over At the conclusion of the talL Black Fish declared ''-Jhat they- ought to shako hands all around So tha EASTERN STATIONS So the explorer took out his trusty knife snipped off the tall built a firs prepared the delicacy oncae-serole and hound and master fared sumptuously the dog realising fully tho meaning of the old wheese about "making 'both ends Believe or nix the story was about an explorer who struck a detour and never got back to tho main road-till ho was about ready to give up Anyway when he had all de prowlshuns Including we pre-sume de last dro of proon jooshe ha had to open a little frankfurter restaurant and every one in so often one of the dog team had-to Maotvsad 411 7:08 Ri Orchestra 11:48 Daaos ai Then they set off with light hearts BROOKLYN BROOPTY i ij His Better Half HAIRBREADTH HARRY By KAHLES 1 SJKffiSSS-chopped pown BE THE WJLUNC TOOL 1 OUKiTNT POLES? 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