Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 11

(3 A THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, TUESDAY, JULY 5 1921 IRISH FREEDOM URGED | ARRICK—“Scram < ag? |iom is furnished, and Joseph Santley |laughing purposes fits the grown-up e CK—“Scrambled Wives. Ivy Sawyer in their annual revue, |as well as the younger element. The E The most enjoyable offering pre- [ “Klick-] thk' present the pretentious | eccentric quartet is the ultima thule Tornado Insurance Is Essential : Our Dental Offices Cool and Comfortable AT JULY 4 CELEBRATION [sented by the Garrick summer stock |Offering of the evening. The fitle of the | of "eccentricity and fun, while the 3 You Smile While We Work cabnans revue is supposed to be the slight noise | finale has to be seen to be appreciated. e We Y 1s ;"i"’(‘h“s;“e comedy occasioned by the falling of the shutler | The act was one of the striking fea- 3 : P1 of electric fans sending clenr, pure afr . given this week at the Shubert-Gar- |in the camera as the different stunts are | tures of the “Happy Times” show. sultry weather is 3 . o hrough the roomx. Our DPainless Methods are com- . g3 @ | Patriotic Addresses and Athletic |rick Theater. It Is entertaining|Pictured. The costumes and scenic of- | last season’s big Hippodrome attrac- , Hot, sultry weather is often followed by a tornado or 3§ mended by aver five hundred thousnnd patients. I Tvonits Feative Accotintion' enough to make one forget the neas|(fc® Are rich and elaborate, rum;l {he tion. windstorm. No lcoality is immune. Sometimes the dam- ¢ Lowest prices for firat_qualify guarantced work. | .38 soclation’® | tor more than two hours. But, as & L‘;gi,::fl‘“.’{.y,,",n“':?.',‘é,?}‘ ot tars | _Other novelties are contributed by age is great. 3 s “Terma of PAyments {0 Sult—ixnminntions Free. G & Exercises. matter of fact, the theater 1ast even- | bave nimsys been cJaseed nigh as clever | Charles Deighan, the lone equilibrist. = < s 3 Targe electrically cooled offices—clennliness s one of our i ing was 80 much cooler than the tem. | cntertainers and they won the hearty | Whose work 1s 'as smooth as it is ‘Have The Assurance of Being Insured” - m.nv;’"lllnz"u;l"ex All work dane without the ulightest 2 With Old Glory flying from every | Perature out of doors that relief was|good will of the audience last night, clever and difficult, a remarkable bit . Jetemblaley S RUL T yhine’ exnerience e avallable point on the field, more | Xberienced as soon as one took his | sevoral curtain calls rewarding their or- of equilibrism: the Brown Skin Girl Automo o Fil’ Rent ornado ¢ - b seal Lion f the leaders down. a trio of natural harmon who! e— e— el ::y l-;rl'e';l = lings, Sc to * than 5000 persons crowded the |” “Ser unbled \Wivens the three-act B s ol Fecently from one of the | Songs range from the “mammy” iy 3 $ on Teeth Willlg; up tn ol § campus at Georgetown University | play by Adelaide Mathews and Martha | New York roof gardens, a newcomer, | to the melodious classic and are beau- l M l s - P' Not Shp or = 38 vesterday to participate in the | M. Stanley, has achleved such a suc-|made a hit with remarkable dancing | tifully sung, and Tom Mcltae, the|$ nsurance on Mutual avings an d g Dron o asoo|tiver amal- God Crowna Fourth of July celebration held un- |coss thal it hug been adapted as a|and good dooks The La Belge Duo|human xylophone and xylophonist. b4 3 - and Bria er the auspices of the American | photoplay, and by a rare coincidence |opencd the program with acrobatic | who, wi *also ente 5 ahliakia s 2 s llid il N tion for the Recognition of |is being presented at another play- |feats; Alice and May McCarthy followed | tains with a dialogue O1d and well established companics. ! : eth, £5.00 up.'lain. ” Per Tooth, - h Republic. house In this city on the silver sheot, | with pleasing songs: then came Palo|some amusing base ball features ASK US FOR RATES i - R R e Comblned with patriotic addresses | with sevefal of the parts taken by |and Palet, who made a big hit with [ Marlow and Thompson have a pretty + h” "d:. 18 'l ) "M o’Clock, and on Sundays, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. @ | appropeate to the day, & well bal- | members of the rrick company.|many musical instruments; Harry Hol- | song ‘and piano offering; Bond Berry . e u. n atten All work Fuily Gunranteed for 20 Years. anced athletic program of fleld events, | This has never happened before in|man and company in their old offering. | and company, an absurd but laughable BOTELER nlUTlIAL INSURANCE AGENCY b g ¥ keep name aund locntlon of our office in your mind. in ‘which many celebrated athletes | Washington. and doubtless many will | “Hard-olled "impton.” scored thelf | sketch, “The New Which $ competed, added to the enjoyment of | find it interesting to hear the spoken |ubual success; Gascolgne did some won- | also has u degree” of novelty, and 2 427-429 7th St. N.W. the big crow : Dlay and then wiiness the ehiont omm |derful Juggiing, and Al Herman sang | Peters and Al 1u & buriesans tuma | 206 Mutual. Fire: Insurance Bldg. £ 2 & r e Qoposits Tacaburgh & B The exew edy, observing the changes found nec- |raw songs and told the same Sort of [ of mahy phases 13th and New York Ave. . Uhlon Co. "Largest and Most Thor- noon with an impressive flag- esdary to transform one Into —the |storles. Topics of the Day and Pathe | *rpial Prentures age unusually flm-l ouglly lz‘l"lrmd Parlors in Washington. ceremony by a detachment of other. It will be discovered that in|News completed the program. including Roscoe 1 Avbuckles Telephone Main 1557 w — D, w States marines from uwdmarlr.;e {7;"“- the or;‘g(nal comedy much depends latest big pleture comedy, “The | s ‘ PR R R R R R R R R R R AR R R R R rucks, followed by an address by Maj. |upon the scintillating dialogue, the " Traveling Salesman.” Adapted [rom | F4eeeee eeeeesesssssssssssssssssessssstestssssssssss e Ulirich of the American Legion. expressive gesture and facial mobil- COSMOS—Vaudeville. ARd Somewhat 1m’;‘arov:‘r‘l“pl';‘p(|m"n;: Culogizing the wonderful spirit of |ity, which are transferred laboriously | The Cosmos Theater's best bet this|stage play of that name. for a mat- Jthe founders of the republic, Maj.|to the silver sheef week in its vaudeville is the famous|ince _feature, and Buster Keaton's | Ulirich declared that the true mean- rambled Wives" is a clean and|Bobby Pander Troupe from the New | “Neighhors.” which h new 1 {iog of independence wus often for-[laughable comedy. It deals with the|York Hippodrome, which for novelty [.othet pictures, is shown at all ;e’xd goiten nowadays. He cautioned | tribulations of a divorced woman in-|surpasses all its predecessors, and for | formances. = Varnish Your iinolenm— . aganst the dangers uarising from |vited to a house party, where she v such forgetfulness. and made a di- | meets her former husband and' a mun Make It Wear Longer L rect reference to the cause of Irish |whom she admires-and who promptly 1 independence, flaying the policy of | falls in love with her, but who frank- A coat of Liguid Gramitewill double the life of your linoleum floors. It protects the surface from hard wear — helps to retain fits original color and beauty. Then, too, var- nished linoleum is easier to keep ples for which our fathers died. happenings with amusing results. Following the reading of the Decla- [ Mias Florence Martin takes the role i ation of Independence by Patrick J.|of the young divorcee in a piquant —achieved the feminine Haltigan, reading clerk of the House | fashion ~ that establishes her more u i England toward that nation, “which | Iy expresses his abhorrence of divorce. 4 . | is striving.” he said, th its life [ The efforts to prevent the disclosure blood for precisely the same princi- [of her past lead to a complication of aca lon avmgs W 1 of Representatives, and the singing|firmly in the regatd of the theater's istinction of bd“‘ the of “The Star Spangied Banner” by the | patrons. Douglass Dumbrille as the clean ; boiling water will not affect first woman to obtain the entire assembly, led by Miss Agnes|lover is afforded more scope for his clean; boil : Whalen, Rossa F. Downing, state|abilities than in any previous role pre- OPEN Now it, and itwillnot chip, crack nor peel. Geta can of Liguid Granite today— rank of an icure—a dent of the organization. Intro- [ sented here and was thoroughly ac- op! duced Joseph D. Scott of Los An-|ceptable. Constance Hope 18 pro- great tribute in thy wa of e Calif., director of Knights of [ moted from a maid’s part to that of a ) | F 9 and Columbus activities abroad during the | matron, and capubly pdftrayed the y | ‘easting merrymeking war, who delivered the oration. role of & clinging, but jealous, young Mr. Scott lauded the struggle of the |wife. Leah Winslow, Leon Plerre Gen- Irish people for their fight for inde- | dron, J. Arthur Young, Betty Jones. pendence, and in lh\‘s murset of hl;: Rfrberolufl'flll('r J::y idlrn}rll: and Edna e e artment : ; Pemarka touched on the recent specc er completed the competent an ! Foodful refreshment is one of the delivered Dy Admira) Sims i Len, - Minges Cabingion, Ivey.” Oak- i 2 = don, calling attention ¢n t e o and winnerton appeared as epicurean delights of flavordaden the first signer of the Decl guests at the Halsey home at the YOUR BANK | . “that of an Irishmen- Thousand Islands, the scene of action Tonn Haoudle! s war Santionad ille] o EAY: . 1714 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. name of Eamon de Valera the ap- B. F. KEITH' Vaudevill g N lauee and cheerlng that followed - K. S—Vaudeville. . e | LOFFLERS BACO Tated for tully ten minuc Hot weather falled to feaze the large Under Government Supervision - N J Bcott sald that he was in Washing: rn audience at Keith's last night. A typical 3 oghe flvd ooz > to take up the question of Irisn inde. | prosram of comeds. dancing wnd vocal- 7 M 773 endenco with Congr and urged Ceprgies yourmonth || |ttt S AT e to interest their respective represent- apply it yourself. The Berry labelis your guarantec of the best results. Made by Bnrn shes and Paint Special Det-oit, Mich. (41) Walkervilie, Ont. e || [stives in congress 1o act favorably on all lezislation proposed for the re- A relish for yoor summer table Nutri- liet of the people of Ireland. o — b A ‘number of movelty events und - appetizing — who Irish folk songs and dances comp o Every slice uniform. lesomea the day's ceremonics. The c((:lmmlue- Old Mother Goose ITICH LACTAGTY . in charge of the demonstration wa - cemposed of John D. C/Reilly, 1 L; BABY PLATE s LAN K . Daniel M. Hassett,” Dr. With ehivimes and H FURNITURE co. 212 NINTH STREEZ ingles. Specially priced rthur Cranston, & pn Fitzgerald and Joseph Bre —_— MR. WEEKS HERE TOMORROW. Secretary Weeks, who spent the Tourth on his farm near Lancaster: | ! N H.. will resume his duties at the | g artment tomorrow morning. | t Secretary Wainwright, who | i been on an ofiicial, visit to Camp Benning, Ga. returned to this city Friday evening. and since then has been acting as Secretary of War. 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