Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1921, Page 15

TQR I MR IR XD Collaroutine ICE and new—worn once—sent to the laundry—back shiny, grimy, gray white. Abolish such collar "routine. Surprise vourself with a starch- ed collar new-white. soft arid pliable after numerous launderings. o TOLMANIZE! =% The Tolman Laundry F. W. MacKENZIE, Manager Cor. 6th and C Streets NW. 7 AR Get the collar number, Franklin 71. We call and deliver when prom- .THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 192f. R R R R R R R R R R R R R AR R R R R R RRRRRE AMUSEMENTS M0 0Roes TwiTy Fee.] pomms worws cmancss, Offers You “Furniture of the Better Kind” at Extremely Low Prices, onLiberal CREDIT TERMS--- Come in Tomorrow---These Values Really Must Be Seen to Be Appreciated GO g - | automobile plunged o thirty- | that her bill be dismissed, that he be at Keith's. Cecil Lean and Cleo “‘yd foot Torapiiunged over Sarr'371 | given the custody of their three chil- fleld lead In a little sketch, entitled | There were no serl njuries, al- |dren and that a suit for an absolute “Rehearsing.” which is filled with |though the machine was almost com- | divorce be granted to him. Attorney bright lines and gives this popular | P ?fi-’&'fii‘-‘&hfii—um e L C&Do Putron appears for the hus- pair of musical comedy stars a splen- | ¢\, 0y of & narrow road. The machine an . wice, s it e M, sak s aiversatis || maos murlingithsioccupantyionirooks .ASSIGm TO RECRUITING. comedian and gained many laughs for | ress of the car. Iirst aid treatment | 'Lieut. Commander Henry T. Settle his quips,' jokes and original songs|was given the autoists by a nearby | has been detached from command of and dances, Miss Mayfield is hand- | physician and later they all were |the U. 8. S. Leary and assigned to some, and in rich costumes shared |able to return to their hotel at Blue | recruiting duty at Cincinnati, Ohlo. hnnolis wfll}ll her pnl&lnder.hA' hll': dliuen Rl%g‘elniun?:'l‘tfi" (i A curtain calls thelir efforts. n recel > ‘Willlam Gaxton and company sre |slight bruises and scratches together | A $50.000 fund is being relstd by back with their old sketch, “The:With his companions. He is a grad- gfi otic women in New South Wales Junior Partner,” the laughing hit of | uate of Western High School and ex- | for '-h? erection of a national The evening. - Gaxton 18 one of those |BeCt8 to attend the training camp at |memorial to commemorate the work quick-fire comedians, with original|Camp o ralian women in the war. methods, and carries the audience with him into laughter land. His sup- porting company is excellent. Gaxton, butting into the Cameron Sisters’ dancing_turn, pulled off a burlesque dance that brought down the house. This helping-out business appeared to be catching, as Cecil Lean had jolljed Herman Timberg along and Stan Stanley did the same for the Maxine Brothers in their tumbling act. The idea originated with JTck Wll.on‘:.nd it adds spice to the evening’s entertain- | N " Foplcs of the Day. Aesop's Fables in 2. Personnel in Cleaning Department. ‘oplcs of the Day. Aesol . animated cartoons and the Pathe Skilled and careful fingers handle the gar- News complete the program. i S gk ‘ ments you intrust to us for cleaning or dye- COSMOS—Vaudeville. i ing. Employes tested by experience and The Cosmos Theater bill this week in our special methods make our is delightfully infectious and wins service as dependable as it is convenient. generous applause throughout from Call Main 4724 3 i & the summer crowds. One of its not- able features is an unknown violin- ist, Enza Pascarella, who asked a trial of the mangement at the the- ater yesterday morning and at the matinee and evening performances played so well such selections as the Thals Meditation, Souvenir and Moto Pérpotual as to win an ovation, and at the same time a permanent place among the attractions. Both headliners, “The Fifers,” ex- quisite dancers from big time, with operatic terpischorean features, and Bernice Le Barr, with a quintet of boys who sing like a house a-fire, CLEANERS vE MAIN OFFICE: 740 12 O3 O30T OXOTOT 0T OO OTOTOTOZ O3 (OXOX0%03 <& “ised. TOLMANIZE! score unquestioned success, judged by — R T, TR plause. Both offer fine entertain- & i ment. Albert Ruhle and Johnnie B O'Brien, song manufacturers, who tave won their way, stir up much laughter and enthusiasm with their homemade songs, one of them quite a sentimental gem. The Umberto /) Brothers, aoted French clown acro- o . Ld L3 Solid Mahogany Living Room Suite Consisting of Settee, 72 inches long; Armchair and High- back Rocker; separate spring cushions in all seats, with three separate pillows, exactly as.pictured; upholstered in a very $ .00 heavy grade of figured blue velour. — $35.00 Cash—$3.00 Weekly bats, open with iLl’ll l\(‘llflcll\'e act, B‘l’l: 7 —= — p— Lonnie Nace, a singing beauty wit t t F 3 = = strong personality, wins her ap- ¢ a Where prices are guaranteed { a plause with type and cther songs, ex- cellently sung, while the Jones Fam- fny, five of them, beginning with mother and father and including Caughter and two talented sons, . make merry with violin, guitar, two 5 L4 tanjos and a mandolin and with a series “of very clever sonss and dances, including a vigorous horn- pipe, which wins an ovation. 14 Thomas Meighan's picture, “White and Unmarried,” the romantic story of a naughty boy who inherited a million, reformed and won a charm- ing littls French dancer for a wife, is the matinee photoplay. “Threc Good Pals,” a Fox funmaker, the In- ternational News and some very clever cartoons are shown at all per- formances, completing & fine bill of entertainment. HUSBAND SUES WIFE. Charles W. Baker Asks Accounting of Real Estate. Charles W. Baker today filed suit Size 6x7 feet, containing about 12 yards of mar- quisette or bobbi- net, that retails for at least 40c a for injunction in the District Supreme | i yard Court against his former wife, Effic : Z I Baker. He seeks to prevent the Lol T sale or exchange of certain real es- Brais XL L A, Queen Anne Bedroom Suite Your choice of Genuine Mahogany or Walnut. Consist- tate and asks an accounting of the Xy income from three rooming houses! bought, he alleges, from the proceeds | of a hotel business formgrly conduct- o8 By'Phe couplle when Ti¥ing together he U. S. gov’t DON’T think these are ordinary mosquito ing of Dresser, Chifforette, Full-size Bed and Vanity Dressing o 00 at Martinsburg, W. Va. Attorney Z Table. 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