Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1921, Page 36

. % . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1921 _ —By POP MOMAND. AMUSEMENTS. [ AMUSEMENTS, | AMUSEMENTS, WELL, BLESS try \ [YBK T11 GONNA |[ /NEVER MIND THE CARDS IlllllnllllllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIllll||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIlI -~ 36 v KEEPING UP “WITH THE JONESES—An Easy One for Ma. YMEAN TO CERTAINLY BY THOSE CARDS ? ' THe CARDS!' ous, 10:30 4. M. to 11 P. M. ——Sunday— Doors Open at 2:30 SAY You CAN TMRS. JONES READS Hret HEART! READING || SEE WP TW' CARDS TELLING You! TiL TELL TELL WHATS HER FUTURE 1 WONDER F CAN-TELL ME IF THE WORLD YOU'RE GONNA HAPPEN EVERy DAY Wi THERES ANY THING In GOIN' ouT ! Daily Perform- WNT ? TONIGHT \WiTH ances, Continu- [METROPOLITAN F Street at Tenth LAST THREE DAYS A RARE BLEND OF DRAMA AND MUSIC Ny BV the 8kill of His Character Portrayal, the Ez- (p pertnessof His Direction, and His Prowess With the Gloves, Ray Makes This a Masterpiece of AN HOuAK. VIRILE DRAMA STIRRING ACTION HUMAN COMEDY AMUSEMENTS, | AMUSEMENTS. President Harding yesterday re(‘elved "";»fil’e Accxden{ %5 |FURTHER WAR IS FEARED !SHRINERS SEE PRESIDENT.[ @ : BY SENATOR ROBINSON | Oh, jings, how sick a driver ;‘r:a;:: .f'«"%in?.?&"%fif“fif.a lf)r feels, \\'h;;‘he look; down a;xd’Deles-te to Interparliamentary | Strohecker of that city, both l’“"“““’"' SpeClal F llm F eatures d : members of the Mystic Shrine. sees a voter tangled in his| Union Tells of Attitude Toward |Were introduced to - the Prealdenl by wheels, with mangled hat and —_— Henry Lansburgh, illustrious potentate . nited states. SR e B 22 Eiv: | DUMBARTON =28t %o | CRANDALL'S ez e e knees! He looks down through! s od 5 pence W-!k;-r. Tecorder of the local P.M, BUNDA E <heds| Senator Robinson of Arkansas, dem- ne, was in the party remorseful tears, and sheds| o OF FOPIEOT O o ates dele. | Mr. Lansburgh took ihis occasion to HOME 120 C Street ’.“F s AR A magenta sweat, and- though hegates to the recent meeting of the vreseng to g-e Pe:leuli)dev;'t‘ 2, némcla‘lil‘) Hew Engagement 'Ea:""“'{ ! B e P interparliamentary Union i Europe, | made fez to be ‘use Yy him during his lded, % live a hundred years, he never| qisrpaiiiamentary Union if Kurope. | Drospectiva visit fo Almas Tomot will forget. At most times he’s|views of the situation, both political .| PRINCESS 1119 iand economlc, as he saw it in Euro- 7 a thoughtfi:\l cuss, - who seans | 5o conntrics. LOST ROMANGL the road with cafg;"as he pro-i The Arkonsas senator expressed a 8 < & = fear that the conditions which have Qs pels his foaming: hus adown the | 12350, (5" 1105, “the Versallies treaty | | NE 70! 2 dTan. CART. thoroughfare. But now a neigh- | may eyentually bring about further | i LYRI T : fi".’r‘mfl"“ i 5 'S PR war. He expressed the opinion, how- i bor with him “fides; and he| A% e <xpressed the opinien how PHO I Os Ay Apollo Theater would show her speed, and open | gccur for twenty-five years | § K g Garden, 624 H N & SN “The Interparliamentary Union dis- | wide the throttle ghides, and she i ciosea an . cmphatic” aiespyalatmont. saws wood, indee She madly |among the delegates of some of the rrey V. H B! o : i nationalities represented at the faii- our specialty L rips around a cu and there|ure of the United States to partici. | .. | TH e, TOULDER A the voter stands too late,!pate in the league of nations,” said{ We do first-class cl R RDENS 3 YOKK THEATER, | Size 8x10 4 | Senator Robinson, nd addresses be- (n A h St. alas, to swerye, andon his frame | tore the conference imbiied the fenr.| work always. AT s she lands. The pgor pedéstrian jif no: the conviction. that our people |are without sympathy for European lies flat upon the .@usty lea; the! peoples in the com 7 Y in_vrHE | : S 2 5 S ERC plex difficulties now OPTICAL CO., | ¢ ) i . > witld - P ruins of his Sunday hat are piti- confronting them.” M A LEESE 614 9th St. F_ Street at 10 AN EOAOE Bl : { © CHARLES E.VAN.LOANS ful Th 'n is dented |, Senator Fobinson said that the peo- o Fhe E S_CHARLES RAY s L5, : ; . s g ul to see. e crown is dented ples of Italy, Belgium and France H. OLLAKD, D s TURDAY EVENING P y i United States should have remitted | i i 5 here and there, the brim is bad- | seem quite generally to think that the | H S AT By, Auf SPE- 3 30 i i ! il AL FEATUN i Ty R POST STORY ¢ - < i | | i ly torn, and never, on a Sabbath|the debts which their governments! A FUST “NATIONAL ( R AT TIO\ - e is = : owe the United States. In some places, fair, can it again be worn. The | ¥Cig UL Saitation ia In progrens voter, borne upon a door, is]calculated tq intensify antagonism The Gripping Story of a Lad Whose Name Was Steel. but Whom They Called “Scrap Iroa.” Because They Thought He Was “Yellow,” Until He Fought the Champion to Win the Money His Invalid Mother Needed—Not All Drama. Not All Comedy. Not All Fight. tut a Remark- 2 2 which already exist taken to-the town, and babbles | *AiF} 2 RSy SR voitea srate ally Effective Combination of Ail Three, With a Climacteric -Punch That s Overpowcring EMBROIDERY of the hat fie wore, when he was 3 stricken down. Oh, never may Health cand]es OVERTURE—SELECTIONS “TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE” (Lanin-Youmans) 'N. MIRSKEY, Conducting you know the pain of such a now ,';"('fi‘; gfizs,e‘fi‘g“fi'{,’fflnf°"""’"" 40 60 & 80‘: “f 5 B scene, 1 pray; and never may|senator Robinson: “This contention. your gilded wain run down some | of course, overlooks the material con VOCAL PRELUDE—“THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILE” FRED EAST, Barytone | siderations which, while the war last- | COMEDY, “GONE TO THE COUNTRY” . . NEWS . . TOPICS OF THE DAY Y DALTON, And COMEDY, hapless jay. Leave black Te- fed, were prominent In every well in- ormed mind, that the United States morse to t'other chaps, nor| ™ Tatcs MG Uoting har man | OMPLETE Stock || SHUBERT § know the pangs they feel; andipower and resources after entering| Edi M d never let your caution lapse the conflict made victory certain.’ son azda when you are at the wheel. T WALT MASON. ‘I'HE pmous\ Three Dollar VAUDEVILLE & suome er 1 MooRne's RIALTO 11 A.¥—LAST 3 DAYS—I11 P.M. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) 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Purest and Finest Home-made For school. y We have a big and highi oA s e of trustees of the Young Judea or- ganization for the ensuing year, ac- Lo X vt cording to an annbuncement just de by officials of that association, ER, the man who never Biton for Axepiana ey, orzant, | | FANNIE MAY CANDY €0. |}l o= MM';:V"" RSy | S’.‘u“&"flx‘u‘?-“&m" B o Famous Rialto Orchestra . i ~ sitls " with " memberadlp ot 30000 || 23wy 02 Honkiae, 0.0 Avshipat, | || nvegtments af Flrat-cn » Reat SR BaVe i aay G¥tta CoRdustn E G T . into prominence In commection with || 1910 E St. and 61¢ 13th St. _ 'Gecured tor Depositor I TO MOUNT VERNON Overture ‘The Sunny South’ Tonigho. Sih the pasteurization f milk, now | by nearly all civilized coun- hrop i dren and on behalf o bis fefow Jews, STRONG both here and in the = lony at Pale: APITOL THEATR _ —— _ ————3 tine. being especially noteworthy. He Py e SIS Smokinebermitied 9%~ NEXT WEEK % 2 : LAST THREE DAYS! is now in his seventy-fourtt® ye: i B 7 HEALTHY | 8 . ! '_h With x;n'gx'yx (:‘A:)':?'gxuns “T"E— MORE HOMES DESIRED. i i 3 astling Tonicht Community Center Meinbers May Appenl to Congress. Steps ‘looking toward congressional | aid in encouraging the building of homes for government workers will | 75 t slo be discussed at the first meeting of Cc (o the winter season of the Thomson Community Center Saturday night at 8 o'clock, 12th and L streets north- | west. i It is pointed out in an announce- | :\x:ax that what can be done in th Bl cki 4 er will be developed as the di t Symsion Drosriesss 1o scecin thachs ackistone s ::lc;tlons poeint to general. interest in | move to secure good homes and W. commodious “apartment . houses n1| 14th & H Sts. N.\W. Washington. All residents interésted | xer;"lhe Subject are invited to be pres- | Steuner Charles Macalester Arrangement by Lampe. mV‘ES "K lT wl!‘u 5 | Pat Rooney& Marion Bent SUBSIDIARY FEATURES 7s. IR! FERNS ||&==3™" | ”m,s (€925 || | AFFAIRS OF ANATOL” —by opening a Savings Ac- Daily {3 Sun 3:3; Holy 320732 count with us now—and add to it each Pay Day. Wopn't “Sumptuous Style” «-Herald Eddifi Foy and nl.;n;:muer take long to realize that you are on the right road. . e Anlta Stewa{ | EGINNING NEXT SUNDAY- &, “The Love Race” }f SO‘Vu]g u-\pw nd i - : Moota " Bells Hereatter.” Fonton & || : S| RS § Mpoygi AS FAIRBANKS Open An Account Now Vext “«k—o-ent-: Fall Seanon H CONCERT DE LUXE B e scemrobis sroem mssirsisesof Somaos wvt S6bbSre Cecil B. DeMille’s matchless Paramount production, offering the greateat all-star photoplay cast ever assembled in one picture! WALLACE REID GLORIA % nvulol n.x.m'n- DEXTER WITE ~HI Mhaawus, . MEraie wasimwsr | B cmhm‘; Aeroplane POLLY MORAN RAYMOND HATTON JULIA FAYE PAn, TRICES 50c to §2. Pn. "Mat. ‘rnr-. Bm Seats, $1. REPUBLI Near t4th Anuflu‘l Fi Colored Theater. ‘oday—11 P. Earle Williams, in Featuring wow playing in other cities at regular §2.theater prices— OF COMMERCE “The Silver Car";hy Cetebraied Hungorian Fianiat “THE THREE MUSKETEERS™ AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. __Larry Ses e E MOODY i S TRAN D rm‘:'rfiflgf:mm Soloist with BY ALEXANDRE DUMAS NINTH_AT D Soustrs. Band g B : MISS SHIRLEY MASON HENRI SOKOLOV [ TR [ T IN Violin Soloist Famous Rialto - “EVER SINCE EVE” Orchestra AND ‘ S—Sn-ppy Vaudeville Acts—S5| SHUBERT-GARRICK: cc 5 tncr . Nite 25 to 3150, & Sat.. 35c to $1.00. OW OF THE Alexandria & Alington National Cemstery Stop over W‘d Alexandria on afl Tickets Cart 136 8L, Abd" Pennsylvania Ave B ocory 5 and '35, mimuter, efier {be " bour. Rumning time, 60 minutes. Mt. Vernon open daily, excepting Sunday Round Tri ), 96¢ 30c Bound Trip te Arlingten Cemetery Washington Virginis Railway Company FRANKLIN Light, flexible and direct ais cooled, the Franklin gives maximum performance value ToNTeNT; 3i89- at minimum cost. It is the ATIONHAL i AL Sem H. most comfortable to ride in, Harrls Presents the easiest to hiindle and the mmz flnl“. ! t omical to operate of all cars, /- % Wi GEORGE SIDNEY g_do-u-un-xnouewm-u..] Franklin Motor Car Co. ATIONAL THEA’I_‘ER’ 1101 Commecticut Avenue ;more seriously 5 DANCING. ‘~than the business} ; Weston Studios 1108 New York ave. 826 l4th st. n.w of loving youw= Petvate duncing Teson, $106, " “Fooae. | Clase_every night. wif. ~look out{] - Jack Hoffman and l.illinHoxlms, Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt (i) [N au- Il‘iyf | Look Over Your nghtmg NOW { [ Mr. A. P. Mattingly Telephone Main 5341 s 1141 Conu. a Ballroom and nll branches f sta danch tly t: ht. 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All his former patjons will be welcomed here, and they may be assured of the highest-class service, found- ed on his eighteen years of local experience. In all the empty sockets, so they will be ready for ul:e at any time—you can never tell when you will want them. te ; at @ | e ‘an appot pc-yz.uech-nx t 6:30 AI_ CE .: o ; 9MA! Washington Studio of Dance | 431 1ith n.w. Open 1:30-1 McAVOY : In l.DGfi‘I!'II ‘New Vehicle Wherever you find an old style, inefficient carbon filament lamp still lmgenng, replace it with a saving EDISON Mazda. Three times the light at the same cost. Formerly 5 .$125.00. Now,