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THE EVENING SUN, BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1930 PAGE 7 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Music Notes Women's Club Bulletin Monday On The Screen Peabody Pair Slate Recital Ttiflma Viol, contraltn. nd Frr-d fi'lfk. I'fli'irh, both of thi I'fBtiodv ConiiiTviilory facMitty, will bp hrord In al 4 tomorrow Jn 1111.

A Peabody graduate with the Thomas Prize for out-standing a ill vement, Miss Viol lso teaches at the 4'j 1 1 1 Noli IMaryl I choir uame ol 1 Maryland and Is director soloist at t'redrrit J'vlrkh Chrixt Lutheran Church nTt Soloist with the Handel Choir for three year Jn Its performance of the "MoxKlnh," she has beer heard as soloist with the Baltimore Symphony and other orchestras. Also a Peabody graduate, Mr. Pctrlch has been heard In concert and on the radio. Singer as well as pianist, he was for two years soloist at the First Church ol Christ Scientist here. Jeanne Behrend, pianist and composer, will present a recital at the Community Auditorium, North and Harford avenues, at 4 P.M.

tomorrow under the auspices of the Baltimore Music Teachers Association. The Baltimore and Ohio Glee Club appears with tbe Baltimore Symphony in Its concert tomorrow at 8.30 P.M. in the Lyric Theater. ARUNDF.tt, CLTJB Rewlnsr for for-elKn relief. 11 A.M4 Miss Bnphie Pitt, chairman.

r. PROFFKRIONAt WOM. rN'U (XUB OP A LTIMOIIE -Meet ln. 8 P.M Nc.fth Charles slrpet, Jtimietio H. Wuliniui, presuiritt, rniKNnnrirpririiTKnM.r Met- I11K.

8 Jewish War Veteran Jtitildlttg, 4KJ7 Parlt UMiilits avenue, elMtlon if officers. Mis. llttiry Levitt, president. MIRIAM I.ODOE NO. 1.

8.B Round-table dhtruKftton groups 13.30 P.M., Connreas Hotel, under leadership of Mr. tils worth Steinberg. Luncheon. ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OP EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Executive board, at 8 P.M.. North and Harford avenues: Mrs.

Maurice N. Royeroft to preside. yOMNO WOMEN'S MUTUAL AND CHARITY Uttf'IRTY Meeting. 8 42M Park Heights avenue; Mrs, AIhi Levin, president. BALTIMOrtK TUHr.lttUtJ)HIH AID WMUkTY -Meeting, PM, Y.M.

and V.W H.A., Mrs. Max Goodman, president. CIMin HTtrnY AHHOCIATION OP HALT1MOKK Board ot directors. 11 A.M.. liendrjuartejs, 121 Worth Charles atreet.

Colonial Village Chapter. 8 30 P.M., at homo of a member. Mrs. Paul Clifford, speaker. Cornell Chapter, 8.30 P.M..

at the home of member; husbands' party. Iota Chapter, 8.30 P.M., at home, a mem her. Mra. Sarah 8. Van-Camp, speaker.

AMERICAN RED CROSS. ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION SERVICE Braille, chess and piano Instructions. 11.45 A.M.: barbershop quartet, bowling matrh with patients. 7 PM; danclnif. contract brldK and table-name tnstrtictiona, 7.30 P.M..

Perry Point Veterans Hos-pital. Entertainment. 7 P.M., Fort George O. Meade btstlon Hospital. MuMcale.

7 P.M., fiprlng Grove State Hospital. Catooavllle. Band and dance, 7 P.M., Crowns-vllle Ktate Hospital. -o I COMING TO FORD'S MONDAY Susan Peters was a promising young screen actress at the agp of 23 when, on New Year's Day, 1913, she accidentally shot herself on a hunting trip, crippling lior legs. Although there is liltle chance that she will ever be able to walk again, she has successfully continued her acting career ami will star in a revival of the Barretts of Winipole Street." m-xl week al Foul's Theater.

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY. ALPHA ZETA OMM3A PHARMACEUTICAL FRATERNITY, KAPPA CHAPTER Ho. cml commltte. 1 P.M., Frutcrnltf Houw, 813 North Kutnw rwt. Mr, Max Hlniti, hlrnmn; Mil.

Auron LltwittltK, president. OHOfc.R Of THE AMARANTH. TNC tlUcUixti omloij, of tWU'K'l, Itttit liitltlmrirK JIM), WlfMKNS Cl.Ull OF TEN Oarrien coin mitten, 1 45 P.M., Iioma of Mn. 3. MHUm Bell, 537 Stain lord road.

WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE Oovnn group. 1.30 P.M., Pratt Library, Branch No. 22. Bellona avenue. Northwood group, 1 P.M..

leairue headquartera. 113 West Mulberry atreet. Mrs. James H. Jones, chairman.

AUXILIARY OP YEDZ GROTTO Tea tn honor of new member. 1 P.M., Parle Plttza Hotel; niectlHK follow. Mrs. ftve Lsvrnaleln, president, will preside. VNITM) titmm Or TRtlK HTHTERM, IlAtlIMUltK aaVolunUr nerviees, Huttlmoie Eye, f.nr, Noaa and Thrum Hospital.

Mrs. Milton Levlnson, Mrs. Mauslre Htlller and Mrs. Lewis K. Ileus, rlialrman; Mia, Jooeph O.

Oolilentierg, presltlent. WOMAN'S EAHTKRN SltORE gO-CIKTY OP MARYLAND Historical luncheon, honorlnti Somerset, Worcester arid Wicomico counties, 1 P.M., ParH Plaza Hotel. Major I-ouls E. Lamborn, speaker; Mrs. Elliott Best In charge; Mrs, James Fagaa, president, QUEEN ANNE GUILD Silver Jubilee committee, 8.30 P.M..

at the home of Mrs. David Bomstem. banquet chairman; Mrs. Robert H. Siegcl, president.

Rehearsal for program for Initiation luncheon. 1.30 P.M., home of Mrs. ji A Cowan. Anok avenue. Mr.

Rnlph Silver, chairman; Mrs. Joel Hoffman, eo-ordlnstor. WOMANS CLUB OF TOWSON Executive board. 10 30 A.M.; Mrs. Oeor A.

Clarlt, president. Book-review group, 2 PM Mrs. Alfred IlelwiK, chairman; Mrs. J. VauKhan, Mrs.

H. R. Kelly and Mrs. J. Pratt, hostesses.

Tea to follow meeting. ROTAL SISTERS SOCIETY OP BALTIMORE Social committee. 8 P.M J.W.V. Mrs. Philip Needle, chairman.

Theater party, Relsterstown road and Rogers avenue. Mr. Morris Gen-daaon, president. AL1RUA GUILD Social committee, 8.30 P.M.. home of Mrs.

Samuel Ma-lln. .3651 Dolfield avenue. Mrs. Benjamin Handler, president. TONIGHT incuucaJ, THE I AT All SOOKSTOtf PUTNAM'S a am WW Spring GOID tteM MU Z7 More i rtl The Tolk'Of By Heriria TJOLLYWOOD, Feb.

18 Bryan A Foy. who made tome of Warners best pictures before he went to Eagle-Lion, is preparing "Break Through" with an all-star cast for Warners. It's about the break through at the Normandy beachhead at Saint Lo, which Ernie Pyle described as the most terrible thing of the war. Thirty-three hundred American planes bombed the Germans there in one action. Many of the exterior shots will be made in Normandy.

"No, No Nanette" gets Gordon MacKae, Doris Day, and dancer Gene Nelson, and starts at War- ners in four weeks. Ralph RictiardKon To Play Disraeli Ralph Richardson, who played the father in "The Heiress," gets the role of Disraeli opposite Irene Dunnes Queen Victoria in The Mudlark." Jane Russell and husband, Rob Walerfield, go to Palm Springs a week to laze in the sun. Jane's RELIQIOUS Spiritual Sctenea let his for RESTAURANT 710 N. Howard St. CARRY-0UT-711 Linden Avtnu Cantonese Style Lobster TONITE LAST FEATURE 10 P.

LOEW THEATRES LAST 6 DAYS I fm M-C-M Cl Fsmnri it L9f ll ILIi GROUND starring VAN JOHNSON JOHN H0D1AK GEORGE MURPHY STARTS WID. tfl CLARK GABLE LORETTA YOUNG in M-U-M 1 I MASIITN MAXWILl HI KOh "INTRUDER LIN Till DUSTv REPEAL THE 20. TAX ON MOVIE TICKET ASK AT LOEWS TODAY OUYIA oeHAVIUND MONTGOMERY CUFT I 3rd GREAT WEEK! starring HEDY LAMARR VICTOR MATURE GEORGE SANDERS ANGELA LANSBURY HENRY VYILC0X0N OIiL eS TIMES ROSLYN "Pest Offico Invsstiaator' alua Crosby "Down Memory Lane" for the troubled lonely in heart HIGH PRAISE FOR "Thru Minut.t a Day" BOB HOPE: These capule of goodness are a tonic for right thinking. Three minutes day seems little enough to set aside to ad lib with our conscience. FULTON OURSLER I Three minute a day with thi fin book will make the remaining 1437 minute three, time riches in peace and achievement.

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DENNIS. Pastor 00 K. 39tb Street Taks No. Cart SUNDAY 10.30 A U. Bibls Lesson forto-ed TRANCE LECTURES 00 P.

St. LECTURE AND SPIRITUAL UZS8AOI WEDNESDAY 00 P. VTRRAQE AND rTPrRITTJAL DrvTTOPMENT CO at. Li-CTUKi, foUowsd Bd. ritual Messass OJilist RssdlttO THURSDAY 1.00 P.

8 00 f. SPIRITUAL HEAtTNO THE CHURCH IS AIR-CONDITIONED Ta Pablia ti Corttatli luvKtt flB Drama About Racial Intolerance In Deep South At Valencia By GILBERT KANOUR "IX) the expanding list of fine photoplays dealing with racial problems as they affect the Negro notably "Lost Boundaries' and -rinky thrre to be added the adaptation of William Faulkner' novel, "Intruder In the Dust. In this reviewer' con.iidered opinion, the current photoplay at the Valencia excels the othera primarily because it deals with a more urgent aspect of those problems. The antecedent films were concerned with the tragedies that might befall light-skinned Negroes who easily could be mistaken for white. This one illustrates the frightening infection of ordinarilj law-abiding people with the fever of lynching.

It is a sturdy in terms highly dramatic and objective of the lynch mob p-yt hology in a small Mississippi town, "where the scenes actually were photographed as it Is revealed when an aged colored man is accused of shooting in the back and killing a white man. In the splendidly organized and eloquent script prepared by Ben Maddow, produced and directed with commendable insight and integrity by Clarence Brown, the brooding passions and the savage angers precipitated by the murder re exposed in all their ugly truths. As a consequence the drama leaves the thoughtful spectator im-presed as well a satisfied that he has been entertained on high grounds. Juan llfrnrtnrlcz In Leading Rule plIE story revolves around an elderly Negro, a landowner who is proud to tlie point sometimes of being quietly arrocant. This Lucas Beauchamp.

played to magnificant perfection by Juan Hernandez, is arrested and Jailed shortly after the murder, and while he is innocent, he is too scornful of mixing in "white folks' business" to reveal the name of the man who really did the shooting. As a consequence the town and the countryside shortly are in a ferment and a sullen crowd congregates around the prison. They are not there to participate in the anticipated lynching, but as spectators anxious to be on the scene when the relatives of the victim take the Nepro from his cell for the purpose of burning him at a stake. Fortunately. Beauchamp has friends, or rather a few whites who do not believe in lynch law.

One cf them is a lad (Clawde Jarrnan. Jr.) whom the Negro fished out of a frozen river two years previously; another is a young lawyer fDfirid Brian) who takes the case despite his Southern prejudices, and another is a little old spinster Elizabeth Patterson) who is determined upon an orderly trial and sits herself before the jail door in an effort to compel it. Finally, after several the? and the county sheriff (Will Greer; finally catch Up with the culprit 1 Charles Kemper the brother of the slain man and the brutal leader of the mob. And. thus ends an honest and adult drama that In all counts deserves the consideration of adult theatergoers of exacting turn.

It goes wiihout saying, to conclude brirf report, that in writing, production, direction and art-Ing. "Intrudi-r In the Dust" deserves our award for uncommon merit, the Blue Ribbon with Talma, and an additional accolade as being worth to be lasted among the best American films in tht history of the cinema. Port Of New York" Exhibited At Hippodrome 1'ELL, -daKnabbit, here we go again "The Port of New York" is another of those consamed pseudo-documentary dinguses about smuggling narcotics, illustrating how, after reviving that old bundle of battered dramatic cliches and acraping the bottom of the old hokum bucket, the dope peddlers are laid by the heels. Many of the scenes were shot in and around New York, Ivhere the action of the Hippodrome film occurs, and that adds a bit of authenticity to the melodrama. But for the most part, it is all just another helping of arrant fiction interlarded with violence and death as the Government agents close in on the smugglers who have substituted dirt in bonded packages reserved for drugs.

Scott Brady and Richard Rober are the investigators. Yul Byrnner is the head of the gang, and Miss K. T. Stevens is around in the role of a moll. We mention them for the records.

Anagram Puzzlers Roles How is your vocabulary? There If no better or more fascinating trey Jo improve it than 6y solving thete anagrams each day. Add the letter in the first column to the xcord. subtract the letter in the second column and rearrange the let tern as to form a new word. Ex ample: EARRING plus minus equal? Answer: REGAINS. Can you solve the following anagrams? 1 PROCURES E-P: (2) NESTLING E-N n) CAMISOLE (4) GLIMMER EL (5 REPROVE 4-F soiuuons to todays anagrams re crusted tomorrow Here are the solutions to yester- aay anagram: l) OCCASION 12.

RENKGADE. t3 IMAGINES 14) SNUGGLE, 5 FRETTES. aJrssJP "Vmo Cm pBACH of spirit in this world. An Truth Seekers THREE MINUTES A DAY" by Rev. James Keller, M.M.

How You Can Live a Better Life And Help Make a Better IVorld Hollywood Hopper hoping her boss H. Hughes will her go out with Bob Hope on tour. Says Jane, "Although it's lots of hard work, it's wonderful being with him, because I learn so much timing." British Critieize Brutality In Films British press has its dander un over the hrutalitv in nnr films. One article quotes an ex-soldier as saying that "The Set-Up" was more revolting in its brutalitv than anything he'd seen at Cassino. They wouldn't pass "Give Us This Day" until the death scene was shortened: and made Jimmy Cagney kill a man with one bullet rather than eight In "White Heat." Frank Ross is paging Myrna Loy his forthcoming comedy, "Save Your Kisses." Lucille Ball and Jose Ferrer are staging a revival of "Twentieth Century" at the El Capitan Theater here.

He'll direct and act. Lucille was mighty good on the stage in "Dream Girl." NOTICES Spiritual Scltnr Troth Seekers 2 and 8 P. M. Come. All Welcome.

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