Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1921, Page 40

| P — We do Nickel Plating, Gold Plat.{ fil ;ing and Silver Plating. i F. A, Van Reuth Named Cbairman i 2 }11 e SOVIETS HNDIGAP B R T o THE KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—The Idea Worked Too Well. EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 19215 —By POP MOMAND AMUSEMEN TS. LOEW’S I Ihuc came 2 hobo to my! door, as closed the winter day:| he said his poor cld feet werc | u-ri he'd walked a weary way. ._ml he would like a place to snore, 2 chance to hit the hay {T fed him victuals Dy the p jhis urgent need in mind: when'! he was filled he told a tale of R ; = fortunes most unkind: he said!} Moo theRe e e'd like to earn some Kale, if he f according to letter written H. Davis, acti ecre- |2 job could find. I said, “You've | . to_Alton B. Parker. - i - : A Natieon ) Wi Fea. (reached my humble den, 1 bid} e latter or: ked | you linger here, and you nm\‘ ¢ DY learn some iron men to round out vour career: | need a man to herd my hen—I'll hire you by | the vc \nd all lh( {WHAT! You UAILED TE A TICKET FOR THE ARTIST MODELS BALLY ™/ WIFE O RELIEF EFFORTS Norman H Davis Replies to] Inquiry From Alton B. Parker. ssia have stood in the SHE? 1 DONT WORRY, 1 TOILED 1T IN & BUSINESS ENVELOPE: THI BN ADVERTISEME! [cLarict n‘DLmfi Y T F R -ER 4 = l MY NAWNE 13 rAIL _cong FOQ ; i biLe I k MUD! ME TO-DAY Y ) | lla\' ))Lnn: homeless 3 ' P'd take irom ranks of also rans, :xnd smooth the road for one lake to whom Fate tied Aud in the moruning. | at his dunr L rapped. and cried, ! The table groans ‘neath | wruh galore, comprising prunes and pies; don't keep us \\.n'tin" any more—you’ll hustle if you're wanderer Board Vessels to Dispose of ives of the with the iness-Like Manner. T pwhned by the ner, of IB e board " ceom the | basket ball, the clothesline mdl ""““‘,',‘,;thc fence. Oh, most of us nvln i wd '“1"l.xd|\ would relieve some hu- man woe: but most us at, i mv s have stood for things like | <, vou know, and 11 we tire of : PICKS C. OF C. commmeel o : Fife and Drum Inn (and_Cafeteria) 822 Conn. Ave. tlov goaod. it's not surprising, bo! \WALT MASON. rze Matthew Adams. Copyrigit by & on House Questions. Are Tnanimous in Praising Housewives - AUTH’S OYAL PORK breakfast or boiled it Other me MARINE CORPS ORDERS. ransferred frou| —a favorite “for or lunch. is fine, Fried . to command achment now being or- nized at Quantico. Ask Your Grocer for Auth’s Pork Products N. Auth Provision Co. 623 D St. S. W. Treat the Stranger Kindly —and show him the “sight<” Also treat him to a good smoke. Deer Head Nable Size, 10¢c Onther cigars of equal quality cost you 25% more. Blackistone’s” “Club” Center=~ piece, $3.50 -~Makes an ideal and econom- ical centerpiece for dinners, luncheons or teas. Delircred to any part of the city. Napoleon Size, 15¢ Made in Washington by Henry T. Offterdinger 508 Ninth St. NW. Headquarters for Briar Pipes and Smokers’ Articles _ Main 3707 E sharpen all kinds of Scis- | \V sors, Razors, Penknives,| Butcher and Kitchen Kni ql Jce Skates, etc. Snyder & Little Present Another 1921 Spripg Sandelie- ‘All Work Guaranteed. . * THE GIBSON CO., NTGSt._ Constructed of” both Desivable Shoes and Hosiery 1211 F Street N. W. "STIK-TITE" Wiadows and Reof Patches DISTRIBUTED BY A. EBERLY'S SONS (Inc.) 718 7th St. NW., 100% Pure Health Pastries s up and the First to come down in price, Health Candies We were the Last tc EJ 74 RE(,IS'Y ER IMPORTANT On Saturday, ANNOUNCEMEN January 15th--One Day 1,000 One-pound Boxes of Our Famous MILK CHOCOLATE SQUARES 60c a Lb. (Other days, 80c a 1b.) Make up your mind io open a ~avings account. OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. ©ur Chocolates Set the Standard—for Purity and Quality 1231 G St. 13th & F Sts. 12039 G St. ited States idence. and he had swiped my | consisient with sound business poli: Lonsistent with sound business PO % gray-and browrn soede. r in ’ But none rcxponded 10 | eon the price my call: the bo had wandered |°f, T | thence: When shades of night|iue ultimate turnink over of the ov- lenshrouded all, he jumped my I,'.ff'\"i'.."",““'..r'fm','f"fli.’i"‘.‘-\ % tnann g Forest Fire Play THE STORM -‘LOOK?' BEGINNING MONDAY STAKTING ¢ RELIRiGy EXCLUSIVE IUTHEHTIG ‘s Spic, Saucy. New. : PICTURES MOTION PICTURES The ED. WYNN of ik CARNIVAL (New Vork Prodaction). With 17D, WYNN. The Perfeet Fool. __ Wynn-inz, Wyno-tome Girle PENN GARDENS Penna. Ave. at 2Ist St. DANCING, \\ ecck Nights, §:30 to 12 Hnflr—- inest Music N Y. Symphon Orchestra WALTER DAMROSCH. Conductor, NATIONAL JAN. 18 icks «2n $2.00. 51.50, $1.00. mym of T. ARTHUR SMITH. 1306 G st. DANCE SATURPDAY EVENING (Couple, S1.50 The Cairo, 16 PHlLHARMONlC COURSE | Second Series, Poli’s Theater | Jan. 25—GLUCK and ZIMBALIST, h Feb. 2—HOMER i DAUGHTER. March 2—PAVLOWA and BALLET RU: [¢ y diffecent progra March 14 -TITTA RUFEO. Baritor Apm $5—ROSA PONSELLI. matic Soprano from luuopol tan, First appearance in Washington. Seazon Tickets now om sale at ln Ouen FAR NORTH Showing Country in Which AMERICAN BALLOONISTS WERE LOST—HABITS OF THE PEOPLE, DOG TRAIN PACKERS, INDIANS, I FILMN FROM N HUDSON BAY TRADING =0 MOORE’'S RIALTO ITAM—diast 2 Days—It 1. W Goldwyn Presents MILE- STONES Frowm the Play by ARNOLD BENNETT And EDWARD KNOBLOCK ALL-STARCAST Orel -Auxfiiaries " NEXT WEEK 9% | GemosttiBueanixiTicoup!a; (13tHifanil v CONSTANCE ‘Rex=0 Special | Camera, {Voigtlander 6 . by 8 lens, with ' Hex Shutter. BINNEY IN ¢ SOMETHING DIFFERENT MOCORE’S GARDEN 11 A, M.—Last 2 Days—I1 P. Popular Prices—25c, 30c, Js..- Garson Presenis CONWAY TEARLE WHISPERING DEVILS N Orchestra. -Snbsidiarien \ @ BEGINNING SUNDAY <1 HOPE HAMPTON in “THE BAIT” “The Broken Melody” 3, by 5"z with Jan. 11 the price was $70.40. Each day $§1.00 ‘ess until sold. Optical Con st M. A LEESE gptiet con R k‘ Women Learn the Real Estate Business MARION HARRIS WITH Columbia Saxophone Sextet Supday Afternoon. 2:30—January 16 Tickets, $150, $1.00, At All Dealers’ and Box Office. T | B. F. KEITH’S .7, 215 2 2o 3 1 Inducement. an extra ‘l‘)“ly %5 Sun 533 H;"l an fon, in offcred oo or the Wext (hFec mon(ha—tiith ‘Enthusiastic”’—Star ELLA SHIELDS CHAS. WITHERS & CO. Harry & Emma Shertock, Betty Donn & t need not interfere with vour present employment = Co. Ida Mee Cheswick and Her We will teach you free of Tue Maglers Jim MoWillivas. o .ot 5 (hargc Young an pril r Hits, Classes will be held every ‘elock in the officen ompson & Company, Mad. Sl||lBEIfl' BELASED +onistc A Smart Musical Comedy, PEGGY With Broadway Cast and a Dancing Beanty Chorus. 821 15th St. N.W. Under the nuspices of the GIBSON BROS. ) AEXT SUNDAV—SEATS NOW Hammerstein's Supreme Bid ) FRANCES h WHITE In a Musicomedy JIMMIE Ben Welch—Star Cast 40 l’)l-pled Kneen i NOW PLAYING TO CAPACITY SEE THE ZIEGFELD FOLLIES SEE When You Own a Brunswick Phonograph vou have the satisfaction of knowing that you possess the finest musical instrument cve Why buy when it much he Celebrated Royul Cabaret. The Thrilling Battle Be- tween the New Vork Police Boat and a Gung of River ievex, Paluis e Picture "h will cost you a Bronswick? unswick Phonographs play ail makes of disc records and Brunswick Records play on all disc phonographs. _PRICES $125t0 $310 Easy Terms to Suit You The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. NW. ‘heaters Simultancous 'he Mighticst Sercen Meloo drama of all time. A pie- ture of night life in the lights and shadows of the Great Metropolis. As titanic as the Great City itnelf, THE PRIZE PICIURE OF 1920, More Than _ 50000 People Have Seen It. CRITERION L | ! NEWSTANTON o "MAY ALLISO LC orrow 1240 Wi VET AN 12} H numi;ARTo AMERICAN Int WA THE ELITE WALLACL RANDALL’S ETROPOLITA 14th Street and R. L Ave. REI, in SALWAYS AUDACTOTS. 3057 ONE OF THOSE Cld\g‘rl | ;emn I DIDNT EVEN BOTHER OPENING 17T, BUT ‘L INCTHE . FIRE! The House of Recognized Preeminence |||IIHHIHIHI BEGINNING SUNDAY AT 3 WILL PRESENT First National’s Mammoth Drama “PASSIUN" B BARGAIN PRICES FOR THIS Daily Mals. SNundays and Nig (War Tax Alwass Included) Sts. HE \\'nrr}:_)mu. 2 —=STRAND—; VAUDEVILLE D O’'DONNELLS ¢: ROMAINE 1 2105 Pa. Jarmy CIRCLE PROGRAM Motoy—Little Red Riding He Nature—Pigpy Circus. History—Liftle Journeys ‘Patriotism. Excellent COMING! TOM EGAN Opera Star Poli’s Theatre January 23rd. Tickets Now on Sale Poli Luder A CONCERT MONDAY EVENING, JAN, 17, 8: Auspices W | Rescrv th at D Steet N.W. UPERB M .-\lJUI, KE.\ NEDY W THEATER St S.EL SHUBERT-BELASCO Beginaing Saturday, Jaausiy 1500w, CHILDREN'S MOVIE Beautiful, Fascinating. Wholesome, Instructive, Educational, Fuany. Comedy—Bobby Bumps Becomes an Ace. Foaturo—Pied Pipor of Hamelin, Browniog. to Shrines of January 15th, 10:30 to 12 am. Tickets, 25 Cents to One Doliar. Especially Ciaoned for Children. EVENING ORCHESTRAL ESTATE ADVERTIJEMENTS AtACE 30 o il B ™ TWO DAYS THREMW 1T LAST “Someone in the House” With Reginning Sunday WALLACE REID In “THE CHARM SCHOOL.* P «awe, bl 4 . HF KiAND » LOEW'S e oLUMBI RULE FOR SHIP SALE. 1 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. i AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. b = T NE RATIONAL o LAST TWO DAYVS “EARTH- A BOUND” ;' BY BASIL KING Sumuel, Goldwrn and Rex Buack arization tha Brosdway ST. AT TENTH A William €. DeMille Pictare L& i - bt rcare WORLD'S GRTATEST CONDUCTOR. AND LA SCALA ORCHESTRA of Milan 102 MUSICIANS . o ® TWO CONCERTS, POLI'S THEATER, 4:90 Mondas. Jan, 17, and Wedseaday, Jus. 19 PRICES, $2.00, 32.50, $3.90, $4.00. le 2t Mrs. Greene's Comcert 130 and G. VENT 2% E CRANDALL’S Fatiow Wiz TRoPOLITAN LAST TR O DAYS 100 AL M. te 11 T, M. CONSTANCE TALMADGE In a Peppy First \ational Attraction Dangerous Business Toonerville Comedy. “Skipper's Treasure Gai w EXTRA NOW SHOWING FIRST PICTURES OF MOOSE FACTORY Showinz Country f» Which AMERICAN BALLOONISTS Were Rescued—indisn Ron- ners—Relief -Parties, 18th amd Gl KNickraBockER —TODAY— Heginning at 6:30 P. M. PASSERS BY addon Chambera with i-Star Cast RRY POLLARD Morning After” All Seals Is. Al Seals ot CAROCLINA MARY MILES MINTER in “EYES OF THE Ry €. CRANDALL‘S Theas FODAY AND TON X OF DANSE. Irish Tenor and Grand Sunday Afternoon, 3 P.M. at New York Symphony Orchestra WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, S0 P.M. Eine Arts. ) and 75 “Warren TR AV T run kit ?New York Academy ; DANCING Tausht in SIX Lessons, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 10 A.M. TO 11:30 .M. in refined bgilron TODAY M VE .M. und 434 Tth AW Py CHILDREN DUPQNT ADULTS STUDIO OF DANCE. ¢ Dupont Circle. P, Fr. 1435-W. MISS Marvorxe Corcoran ARCADE l'”'- SHUBERT-GARRICK _%:v%%5:7 | e of practice DANClNG T AUDITORIUM Splendid orchestra 'MISS CHAPPELEAR __Xo. 02 m to10p. m, Private and in class. Phone Col. 1223, ssons, with 1] Taken by the U. S, Sigmal AMERICA’S GREAT vncrom:s Prices B2 25-50c 7 Sl Next Week—Bey l( HALL N) 22 Shows Daily—All Seats Matinees, 50c—Evenings. 50c. WM. ROCK REVUE OF 1920 WITH Bilty B. Van- - -James J. Corbett --Wm. Rock . And 2 Bolls-Boyce Chorus of 30 Broadway | Girls, oo, Tonight at 8120 | MAT. SAT. 'RIGHTWAY HOOL OF DAN I,\': Beg, Next Sun. Night. Seats Now. ZLew Fislds and Morris Rose Present “BLUE EYES” A 1921 Focen, with & Large Cast of Mu- sical Comedy Favorite and a ,BEVY OF BLUE-EVED BEAUTIES (T Roseland Dancing Academy 1012 H st. now. i how to enicr luss dacces eveiy oy :