Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 19

spectacular terpsichorean attraction, | I 0am Arthur Host d fliiam C. der th o 0 Flowerton and |in the highest degree creditabl d MReersas DOWN S IAIRS STORE I o ke e aiuter °f€‘"|°f'.'{‘ Willlam_ Orlamond. A “Toonerville] won the cordial approval of the au- | title “After the Sho belng pi A, 2 1 ) and attractive girls, with €tanisloff, Comels™ ana oiher Weatures Tound out | dience yosterday. 1t fa'tho familiar tured this week at Moore's Rial 3 ;\m. many beautitul Icoc(l:‘maul will lin-Will Rogers. with the two youngsters. Mr. Rogers | Job. She finds a true friend, how- : “ox and Florence Kelly offer laugh-| At Crandall's Met e 18/ swsltssupported by, Bydney -Ain e 1 g a a ecl - ¥ OI e eW a ble diversion, “Good-Bye Forever,” Jate Metropolitan Theater | &, syivia Breamer and Molly Ma- hen secure divided ‘the honors with the head-|of Edward E. Kidi ty and scener of his reception there, Mner. & Soss A Toos Rf,l:'t,‘:," ,“:‘,f:“:,;“;; together with the trip of President . (n,ouunum on Page 20.) The photoplay, featuring Pauline |comparison, and if the applause of - Boots and oxf Also Frederick in her new Robertson-Cole | the audlence at the close of gach plo- (o) i band.. A great moment in the pro-|median.” o i s o o e I e opcon| . ~The Idle Clase:” althoush in keep ommon ense ° the husband, at the point of a pistol, | |IE with the comedy ok S e ‘Women's and Misses’ Sizes 16 to 42. Tt : MR 5t ablis)cd 1861m h & ,-mthffl.p The tentare at the Strand Thauter | Four Horcemant of” e, Apocttypse? | A" EE oMM RAF nogery | RIALTOAfter the Show.” qfi i t; t while other roles are hangdled fot ; ° this week s Bdward Stanisloft and|iieqis by Lidwara Connells, fles Cher: | Famons by m’g;flfinfiffupl}nfn'fi:‘)‘: Rita Welman's story, “The Stage ‘ erlng THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY. OCTOBER 31,.1921. m SN AM U s E MENT s gathered at every exhibition of the pic- |appearing in the Thotel lobby minus | Harding through the south. the Liter- e cast is exceptionally capa-|n;, ary Digest topics and “Morning, Noon Ble. Rudolph Valentino, aa Armand, Hresa’ asers, Ialle attired In evening | ind Night” by the orchestra are other | butes a_performance up to the |ball when he locks himself in a suit | &ttractions. STRAND—"Dance Creations.” Mgh sll.ndard of his work in “The|of armor, afford amusement. his company in “Dance Creations,” &|ryman, “Arthur Hoyt, Zefile Tilbury, | of yore. ~Mr. Rogers' work In it is | Door.” adapted . o baithe 2 e st el RS ithat" S iEriay I dl ity | Lt T et st M An Exceptional Value Preaton and Ysoble fn a varlety of Struggling entor, whe has ‘takes |ences. It's the old story of an ambi and music. open Uwo orphans to raise. His meager |tious girl gcing to New York to se- i e Boyd and Freddie KETBOPOLITAN—ChuleI Chap- | means keep the tro in want, but he |Cure an engagement on the stag King present “The Chameleon Girl,” never fuils to share his last crush}“" money runs out waiting for ¢ this week Charlie Chaplin, in his , and Foley and O'Nell. with songs and dances of unusual individuality, met |latest production, “The Idle Class.” w8 pictures that include the “ar- | backers of the show e I O I LR T L b & rival of Marshal Foch in New York |out the mm- beauty as i Prospective . 9 — P 1 Rogers. in the film version | ¥ Vetim, a ax, omen's bla ce production, “The Sting of the Lash,” ffure may l;e“mulen an an tndication & is the atory of a mistreated wife who |of approval Will Rogers has sco T R Calf Oxf d refunes to, leave an unworthy Rus.|One on the “acreen's greatest . an nussia oras to have his hands tied with a rope 1and then lashed with a whip ucross his back until he becomes weakened | {197 the red | a tramp, with amusing ENAMELS and fallg to the floor. The cast in-|scenes in his efforts to play golf, and |cludes Clyde Fillmore, Hdwin Ste-| the other role that of an “idle rich” FOR STEAM verm. Lionel Belmore and LAawson|husband. whose absent- mindedness in | from familiar lin this produc- tion the comedia s a double role —not just vogue, suggests the wisdom of covering tables, bufiets, bureaus, The materials: Canton Crepe. Satin Back Crepe, Georgette, Trico- tine and Poiret Twill. The styles: Cape backs: low waistlines ; large, graceful sleeves, of self or sheer materials. The trimmings: Braid and embroidery trimmed: contrasting colors being used in an unusually effective manner. The colors: Navy, black Down Stairs Store. and brown. A Sale of Fur-Trimmed Coats 3 24.75 Here Are Values You’'ll Like In Coats of Remarkably Fine Materials and Smart Styles BOLIVIA COATS NORMANDY COATS VELOUR COATS . RAMONA COATS Embroidered in attractive designs—full silk lined ; shawl and regular collars. Full flare or belted back—sleeves of the newest styles. Interlined and well tailored, making the garments very warm. Collars of beaverette and Australian opossum furs. Colors are Sorrento, reindeer, seal brown, beaver brown, navy and black. Sizes 16 to 42 Down Stairs Store. Z An Extraordinary. Offering Philippine Underwear Gowns, Corset Covers, Chemise *1.95 295 *3.95 A new lot of Philippine gowns, chemisc and corset covers, all beautifully embroidered in floral and scroll patterns; eyelets and dainty scallops. Some have bits of filet laces, cut work and fine tuckings. Round, square or V' neck models. £ A wonderful lot of exceptionally weil made garments at 7 remarkably low prices. Down Stairs Store. 2,000 Yards Manufacturers’ Short Lengths .Outi.ng Flannel Sooimonee 20c Yd. Over 150 difierent patterns—10 to 13 yards to the piece " By buying the manufacturers’ short -lengths we have sccured an unusval concession. which allows us to sell this flan- nel so much er its true value. Down The Popular Suede-Like Tams Now 95¢ 1 Practically All Wanted Colors 50 Jersey Silk New Punch Pettlcoats, 52.95 and Judy Felt Hats Pcltxcn.u< oi good, service- able quality jersey in plain 31 95 colors, with deep or mnarrow pleated tlounce; other styles Y with hemstitched bottom. Su ptrlfi\' garmcms in every way = e of soft felt combined with Celors are blue, black, green, patent leather. Square or F‘;‘:‘:fl;‘]‘: ;&i" telescope crown. d Many Pretty Colors C-B Corsets | "Feit Hate Splendid sl | $1.95 Value...... Do e Waistline model, of pink ba- Beantiful Corduroy_ Robes, with warm linings. in blue. coral, lavender and purple. Finished with roll collar and belt. Down Stairs Store. w——— RO\ Chic Novelty Hats, made tiste, with elastic top; long & ~’:|n and four hose support- Just Arnved— ~ ers. Sizes22to 9 | e Women’s Women’s Warm' Sports Hose, Special 55¢ Pair Heather Mixed Sports Hose of very fine quality cotton; English’ ribbed and knit to fit. Sizes 8% to 1035, Dows Stafrs Stere. Knit Corset Covers Special 5 5 Value C Women's Knit Corset Cov- ers, of medium weight, with high neck and long sleeved; button front; flat lock seams. Down Staire Stors. |RUG CLEANING TIME! : | unless electrically washed by our proces *{ Positively no fnjury or shrinkage to the most | N i elicate fabrics. An orchestral overture, Allen’s ‘Dance of the Skeleton,” a Halloween episode, and Von Tilzer's “Dapper bDfil?'" with short films, complete the CAPITOL—“Kandy Kids Lena Daley and her “Kandy Kid: left a favorable impression of bu lesque with the performances yeste: | “Kandy Kids® seemed to r immediately after ll\e‘ rise of the curtain, and with the aid of Lena Daley, Alex. Saunders and Jules Jacobs the show scored & hit. The supporting cast, well bulanud includes Babe Healy, and ability; sang to the delight of the audience and Madeline Davis. coon shouter, who c. The scenery and Photoplays. COLUMBIA—Nazimova, in “Camille.” : ‘When sustained emotion can be ca ried through reels of cold films, t ‘movie,” as an institution, is in no which was shown Loew's Co- lumbla Theater. yesterday. puts the screen to one of its greatest tests in! | transmitting tae impulses of the soul. The result is at once a triumph fe photography and zimova's unques wl emotlonal powers than “Camille,” and the talented Russian actr made of it another means of est her consummate art as an act Her { popularity with Washington audienc {w the eager throngs PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION - Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 43 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity ' Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $300,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary Yonr floor coverings not thoroly cleaned The Luwin Co. 2018 14th St. N.W. Phone N. 9160. ~ELECTRIC HEATERS will take the chill off the room these cool evenings.” —_— PIPES AND office desks, etc., with ADVERTISEME! |FOLKS LAUGH tioned art. It s difficult to conceive of | N .|a play affording a wider sweep for RADIATORS. ENAMELS FOR SINKS AND BATHTUBS. FLOOR GLASS TOPS They protect polished woods, yet do not hide their beauty—are both sight- AT CORNS NOW | Millions Have Proved Them Needless. They Stop Them By a Touch Do yon know that one method is| WAX AND 1y and sanitary. With straight tip, imitation fords—\Made of Mahogany or ding corns for millions of ||| PO < 1 all strap, perforated around ~ Medium shade of Tan; bleall around:you empl 2 Cut to order at R(‘i]]_\"s VERY top and vamp seam. Mlili- straight tip welt soles and never let a corn pain tw WALL The method ! liquid or the plaster. | FINISHES, | by a surgical dressing house of | world-wide repute. 1 FURNITURE stops _instant] POLISHES. and comes out. s gentle, c MENDOW Ihlnonts yuy GLASS. at REASONABLY. ROOF PAINTS inside paints, wall and floor finishes, enamels for radiators, pipes and bathtubs—as well as all other fall sprucing-up supplies. Priced Espe- cially Low. HUGH REILLY CO. RETAIL PAINTS \WHOLESALE 1334 New York Avenue Liquid or Plaster Blue-jay Stops Pain—Ends Corns { A Buuer & thk Product Select Your Xmas Gifts Now Have You Ever Heard of a Genuine Full- Cut Diamond Ring Like This Selling for Such a Price? They’re Positively Worth $25.00 The mountings are 14-kt. and 18-kt. gold—handsomely engraved. The Diamonds are brilliant and full cut (they are . not chips by any means). Simply pay a small amount if you deisre and arrange to pay on our Xmas Club Plan. We Cannot Emphasize Too Strongly—This Is a Tremendous Value All the Latest + Exceptionally Beautiful z- DIAMOND RINGS Purchased by us at un- believable low prices es- pecially for this Xmas Club Sale. Designs in WRIST WATCHES Every one positively guaranteed. A style to suit every taste and purse Pay Next $9 .75 Year ] *%Upr very smappy, Britant dik: 9 9.7_5 mond set in 14-karat gcld mounting. WM ROGERS chy’J’Xmu .C'lub 1.:,.“, SILVE RW ARE Ladies’ Beautiful Diamond Ring, blue white gem, set in $ 50 :ow:st xa-k.':: white gold, 49- and - engra mounting; 26 Pieces orange blossom pnflern.m % in handsome lined case—a most use- Kay’s Xmas Club Price, e = Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s IR <. e i 18 4ie mumuu e = i 4 .dla.’a;..' 18-karat white basket mounting, set with beautiful blue white $9 50 diamond; a wonderful value Kay’s Xmas Club Price, Expert Watch and Jewelry Black Kidskin Oxfords— Russia Calf Walking Ox- tary Heels. pecial $5 Cuban Heels. ¢ FAMILY SHOE STORE R %, Kay' s—407 Seventh St. NW.—Kay’s 277 77777 000 Grand Opening of Kay’s =\XMAS CLUB ' Past experience has taught us that it is impossible for us to handle the Xmas ' crowds, which throng our store just before Xmas, o to be able to give you the personal service and attention upon which we pride ourselves, we inaugurate the Grand Open- ing of Kay’s Xmas Club. Below we quote some of the remarkable values that our great buying power for America’s largest chain of stores makes possible. NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Pay Next Year in Small Weekly or Monthly Sums Special, $5 Per Pair ecial ss Either of_ the above models at our spe- cial price of $3, represents an exceptional value for Women who like substantial Low Shoes that are moderately priced, yet made from high- grade leathers. E: xcellent workmanship. at Hosicry for Men, Womcn and Childici JOS. STRASBURGER 310-312 SEVENTH s1m11' I R P Another Thousand Sterling Silver Thimbles ; §e=i For those who were dis- appointed last week. Lt 7, These are ' the solid C Sterling - Silver Thimbles that are usually sold in all stores for 50c or more. None to children—none to dealers—only one to a customer. _Give “HIM” an Elgm deLuxe of absolutely lnimu and exclusive de- signs never before shown . Every oune in full jewelled and carries the standsrd n _name and -e and the cases are ourselves lnd (Le factory for 26 i K-”a Xmu Club $24.50 PAY NEXT YEAR Your money refanded if you can purchase one of fhese watches chesner for cnch : Any Size Watch Crystal Fitted