COMING

Foreign News

Dec. 22--Polling day for Germany's referendum against the Young Plan.

Jan. 1--China's abolition of all extraterritorial rights.

Jan. 3--Pan-American Congress of Workingmen at Havana.

Aeronautics

Dec. 9-14--Baltimore Aircraft Show.

Dec. 12-16--International Civil Aeronautics Conference at Washington.

Dec. 15--Start of Sir Hubert Wilkins' expedition to Antarctica.

Jan. 1--Termination of the Daniel Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronautics.

Business

Dec. 16--Opening of New York's first Real Estate Exchange.

Jan. 4-11--National Automobile Show at Grand Central Palace, Manhattan.

Religion

Dec. 15--First day of Chanukah (Jewish holiday).

Dec. 19--Creation of seven Roman Catholic cardinals by Pius XI in public consistory at Rome.

Dec. 21--Close of Pope Pius XI's Jubilee Year.

Education

Dec. 24--Princeton Triangle Club's show. The Golden Dog, at the Metropolitan Opera House, Manhattan.

Science

Dec. 25-Jan. 1--Meeting of American Bacteriologists' Society at Ames, Iowa.

Dec. 29-Jan. 13--Pan-American Medical Association meets in Havana.

Art

Jan. 1--Opening of Royal Academy's exhibition, with a collection of Italian art, provided by order of Dictator Mussolini, in London.

Sport

FOOTBALL (Dec. 14) Southern California v. Carnegie Tech at Los Angeles.

FOOTBALL (Dec. 28) Stanford v. Army at Palo Alto.

ICE HOCKEY

Dec. 14--Canadiens v. Senators at Montreal; Pirates v. Americans at Manhattan; Maple Leafs v. Rangers at Toronto.

Dec. 15--Cougars v. Maple Leafs at Detroit; Americans v. Bruins at Manhattan; Black Hawks v. Pirates at Chicago.

Dec. 17--Bruins v. Senators at Boston; Pirates v. Canadiens at Pittsburgh; Maroons v: Maple Leafs at Montreal; Rangers v. Americans at Manhattan.

Dec. 19--Americans v. Maroons at Manhattan; Canadiens v. Rangers at Montreal; Cougars v. Black Hawks at Detroit.

Dec. 21--Senators v. Canadiens at Ottawa; Maroons v. Americans at Montreal; Maple Leafs v. Pirates at Toronto; Bruins v. Black Hawks at Boston.

Dec. 22--Cougars v. Pirates at Detroit; Rangers v. Black Hawks at Manhattan.

Dec. 24--Americans v. Cougars at Manhattan; Senators v. Black Hawks at Ottawa.

Dec. 26--Rangers v. Bruins at Manhattan; Pirates v. Cougars at Pittsburgh; Maroons v. Black Hawks at Montreal.

Dec. 28--Senators v. Rangers at Manhattan; Canadiens v. Bruins at Montreal.

Dec. 29--Cougars v. Maroons at Detroit; Black Hawks v. Maple Leafs at Chicago; Americans v. Pirates at Manhattan.

Dec. 31--Rangers v. Senators at Manhattan.

GOLF.

Jan. 4-5--Miami Open Golf Tournament.

HORSES.

Dec. 28--Opening of 81-day season at Agua Caliente Jockey Club's track, Tijuana, Mexico.

BILLIARDS.

Dec. 9-18 -- World's championship pocket billiards tournament in Detroit.

BASKETBALL.

Jan. 4--Yale v. Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.

GOING

Best Plays in Manhattan

STREET SCENE--Love does not conquer tragedy in the slums.

JOURNEY'S END--The fighting English.

IT'S A WISE CHILD--A funny ice man, among others.

CIVIC REPERTORY THEATRE--Eva Le Gallienne's rendezvous for those who still care for drama as a fine art.

STRICTLY DISHONORABLE--Clean fun on a concupiscent theme.

ROPE'S END--Fastidious strangulation, elegant detection.

SUBWAY EXPRESS--Murder in the rush hour.

MANY WATERS--Episodic history of a brave married couple.

THE CRIMINAL CODE--Penal horrors exposed.

JUNE MOON--Songwriters and their ridiculous ilk.

BERKELEY SQUARE--Leslie Howard thinks himself into the past.

Musical: THE LITTLE SHOW, HOT CHOCOLATES, SWEET ADELINE, A WONDERFUL NIGHT (Johann Strauss's Die Fledermaus score), BITTER SWEET, SONS O' GUNS, FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN.

Best Pictures

THE TAMING OF THE SHREW--Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford hilariously interpret Shakespeare's best slapstick.

DISRAELI (George Arliss)--Beacons-field-day of the old school of character acting.

THE LOVE PARADE (Maurice Chevalier) --Smart songs and fair comedy in a mythical Balkan kingdom.

THE TRESPASSER (Gloria Swanson)-- What money does to marriage, effectively acted.

WELCOME DANGER (Harold Lloyd)-- Delirious footnote to crime.

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