COMING
National Affairs
April 8--Illinois primaries for U. S. Senate. Republican antagonists: Senator Charles Samuel Deneen, Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick.
April 10--Beginning of "Covered Wagon Centennial" celebration. Occasion: 100th anniversary of departure of first wagon train from St. Louis toward Oregon country.
April 10--Launching of the Corsair, new $2.000,000 yacht of J. Pierpont Morgan; at Bath, Maine.
April 11--Sixty-eighth birthday of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes.
April 13--Jefferson's birthday.
April 14-19--First National Flood Control & Navigation Congress & Exposition; at Mid-South Fair Grounds; Memphis. Tenn.
April 19--Address to American Society of Newspaper Editors by President Hoover ; at Willard Hotel, Washington.
April 20--Easter Sunday.
Foreign News
April 14--Presentation of national budget to the British House of Commons by Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Snowden; in London.
April 14--Launching of Shamrock V, Sir Thomas Lipton's new America's Cup contender; at Gosport, England.
April 21--Beginning of annual Shakespeare birthday festival; at Stratford-on-Avon, England.
Aeronautics
April 5, 6--New York Glider Carnival; at Bayside, L. I., N. Y.
April 13--Close of Ail-American aircraft show of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce; at Detroit, Mich.
Science
April 7-11--Meeting of the American Chemical Society; at Atlanta. Ga.
April 8, 9, 10--Meeting of Society of Automotive Engineers; at Detroit.
Medicine
April 8--International ceremonies honoring 80th birthday of Johns Hopkins' Dr. William Henry Welch. Chief U. S. celebration; at Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D. C.
April 17, 18--Meeting of American Association of Pathologists & Bacteriologists; in Manhattan.
Music
April 14--Joint recital by Pianist Ossip Gabrilowitsch and Violinist Mischa Elman; at Carnegie Hall, Manhattan.
April 22--Performance of Stravinsky's Le Sacre de Printemps and Schonberg's Die Gluckliche Hand, by League of Composers and Philadelphia Orchestra under Stokowski; at Metropolitan Opera House, Manhattan.
April 23--Hampton Choir (Negro) sails for European concert series.
Education
April 25, 26--Model League of Nations Assembly; at Yale University.
Sport
BASEBALL
April 14--American League season opening at Washington.
April 15--American League season openings at Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston; National League at Brooklyn, Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis.
April 22--American League season openings at Cleveland, New York, St. Louis; National League at Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia.
April 23--National League season opening at Pittsburgh.
BOATS
April 12--Oxford-Cambridge boat races from Putney to Mortlake, England.
April 19--Navy v. Columbia v. M. I. T.; at Annapolis, Md.
DOGS
April n, 12--Atlanta Kennel Club show at Atlanta, Ga.
April 12, 13--Oakland Kennel Club show; at Oakland, Calif.
GOLF
April 7-12--North & South Amateur; at Pinehurst, N. C.
April 14-18--Mason & Dixon Amateur; at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
HORSES
April 22-26--Annual indoor show at Brooklyn Riding & Driving Club; Brooklyn, N. Y.
LAWN TENNIS
April 14-19--North & South championships; at Pinehurst Country Club, Pinehurst, N. C.
April 21--Mason & Dixon championships; at Greenbrier Tennis Club, White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.
GOING
Best Plays in Manhattan
A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY--Nazimova in Turgenev's elucidation df heart troubles.
IT'S A WISE CHILD--A fake baby and other monkeyshines.
JOURNEY'S END--This British war play now in its second year.
JUNE MOON--Belly-laughs at Broadway.
STREET SCENE--Eventful hours on a lowly thoroughfare.
STRICTLY DISHONORABLE--How another maiden stayed pure.
SUBWAY EXPRESS--Essay in underground murder.
THE APPLE CART--Bernard Shaw's latest divagations.
THE FIRST MRS. FRASER--Decorous comedy about divorce.
THE GREEN PASTURES-r-Reverent, lovely, hilarious Negro novelty.
THE LAST MILE--Bitter depiction of electrocution and its byproducts.
TOPAZE--Frothy French satire.
Musical--EARL CARROLL'S SKETCH BOOK, SONS O'" GUNS, FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN.
Best Pictures
SARAH AND SON (Ruth Chatterton)-- Mother-love with a German accent, finely acted.
SONG o' MY HEART (John McCormack) --scenic adaptation of eleven tenor solos.
SEVEN DAYS LEAVE--Sir James Barrie's charwoman shows her medals.
ANNA CHRISTIE--O'Neill might have written it to order for Greta Garbo.
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