Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 50

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'BANK | OF COMMERCE f AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. is a student at the Red Cross Ins tute for the Blind at Evergreen, has received letters from President Harding and Secretary of the Navy Denby praising him for his use of a typewriter contrivance by means of which, without the use of his hands or eyes, he can write, The President’s letter follows: “My Dear Mr. Bronner: Admiral Andrews was so much fm- ssed by & letter whch you wrote to Rim that’ he sent the latter to the Secretary of the Navy, who, in turn, submitted it to me for my reading. I cannot tell you how tremendously I {was pleased to read an expression of your undaunted resolution and your |cheerful hopefulness. 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We gave no time to bickering, our platform was so strong; but now Prof. Pickering has shown us where we’re wrong. He's found a lot of greenery, strange plants that grow and thrive; amid that ghastly scenery some THE:J EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1921. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—-QniteaShock to Pa. PA DEAR , PUT ON Youtz HAT! 1M ‘GOING TO BLOW P ¥ —By POP MOMAND. | YEH - DOC COME OVER RIGHT Awar! V. Z. 2\ & I THINK IVE GOT )| 3 ( S APHASIA; I DONT ° S / MATS. 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ADAPTED FROM THE MASTER-D, i IMMORTAL FRENCH Abft‘u‘)’)% OF IHS VICTOR HUGO CONCERT FEATURE GUEST CONDUCTOR—FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA ADOLF SCHMID FORMERLY DIRECTOR COVENT GARDEN AN ATER, LONDON—BOSTON GRAND 0?’15“” = SPECIAL OVERTURE LIBERTY EL "’E 14th Street and R. = ity CRANDALL S e M DUMBARTOW‘“' Wisco 3 Eas) jorth Capitol and P STAR CA ‘SALVATION SAVOY TH TPup ana < . N LD WE tliANDALL § 1ne 1119 H St. PRINC l),‘ “SEVEN ith the famous lltl&NCA EARomA OLYMPIC i 1’5 YORK Tur Ave.&Qu . % LYRIC '35 and, 2 AT I o N A L D. W. GRIFFITH’S TONIGHT AT 8:20 “DREAM STREET"‘ o HENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS THE MERRY WIDOW Franz Lebar’s Famous Operetta IDENTICAL NEW YORK CAST AND PRODUCTON Matinee Saturd 1y. Prices (except Sat. ) $1.00, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3. STARTING MONDAY—SEATS THURSDAY Mats. Thurs, (Thankigiviog Day) and Bat. LENORE ULRIC In His Own Adaptation of RIALTO INOVEMBER 20TH ’ NEW STANTON FIFTH G AGNES AYRES AaNOD RUDOLPH VALENTING E Sth&N. Open I CIRCLE‘ ‘ WALS T B.F.KEITH'S % Retains all the charm that marked its first presenta- tion.—Poat METROPOLITAN F Street at 10t N “THE SHEIK” L P N | paiL AT Heass — e e | THE TEACHER'S ROMANCE BURTON OLME9 A delightful comic operetta Cast of 12 people TABOR & GREEN Black Face Funsters LA GRACIOSA The Act Beautiful THE MELROY SISTERS HARRY BENTELL Freemont, Benton & Co. BUSTER KEATON in “THE GOAT” 2-Reel Comedy. And Special for Maginee A First Bun Feature Fim “MOONLIGHT FOLLIES” with slluring Marie Prevost REPUBLIC *%. 5 Amorics's Fineat Colorod Theater 2:30 P.M.—Last Two P.M. Rupert H Der “DANGEROS CUAVE A ‘Harold Lloyd i Special Announcement Owing to the great demand for seats A second performance will be given by iPAVLOWA, And her Ballet Russe with Symphony Orchestra POLI'S THEATER Friday, November 18, 3 O'Clock taed ¢| Entirely Different Program and 19 | Prices, $3.50, m.oo. $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 On sale at Mrs. ne’s Concert Bureau, Broop's. 1ath 'and G Thone Main S48, Note—First performance National Theater, Thuraday, Nov, 17, 3 (*Glock HULDA Lashanska Nationsl Theater, Seats_on Sale at Mrs, Bureau, Droop's, 13th and & coussfi'"m SKATING | FRESCOTT || HOPE EDEN ROBERT ~EM: &. CLA[RF WHITNEY ™, o A Syccess in “The G SYBIL' VANE AN / And Colored Views 20 and 21 27 and 28 D HIS MELODY ¢ Hall. Du For 9th Below ¥ All Week FRANK FINNE'V REVUE A Whirliglg of Nonsense, FRANK FINNEY _Wexi_Woer_"Billy_Watics Poli’§ i, AR’ THUR HAMMERSTEIN Brings FRANK INI!‘EY CRANDALL'S, METROPOLITAN F at 10th 8. Bickieme| - TONIGHT T NEXT WEEK—SF'78 THURSDAY — — 4 First National Attraction The Smart Musical Camadw Hib k Hoffman and Lilliah Hos Hoskms Formerly T\u H. L. Holt 1141 Conn. brun s 1 Classes ‘ Jac ~ Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 ARCADE 14th st. and Park road. NOT A “DANCE HALL" TODAY AND ALL WEEK Realart Preseats MAY cAVOY Star of “Sentimental Tommy.” In Wm. D. . J. Locke’s noted novel, “The Morals of Marcus” “MORALS"” CAPITOL 2% “Whirl of Mirth” Wrestling rhmw Night ‘Cyclone™ Kif " NEXT CONCERT New York Symphony Orchestra ‘Walter Damrosch, Conductor Nmonman Tues., 4:30, Nov. 15 A PERFECT PLACE TO DANCE | MATCHLESS MUSIC VAST FLOOR Az the Wild Desert Dancer in OME ARABIAN Four POPULAR PRICES BTRICT Cins0F . Wagner Program Armistice Da lle-rlel‘(lll Cunrls.r I"H::"M.l-k, Parade Sn-e-,. TOMORROW—CARNIVAL Rachel Morton Harris and Favors—Confetti—Naisemakers Fred Pattoy e Tickets, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, Sl.lgL i “Seh d T. Arthur Smith, Inc,, 1306 G e:l:n e’ ng or expert daneing Sat_eve Instruction and danciug. 8 to 12 Next Ten Star Concert NATIONAL THEATER Friday Nov. 18 LENORA SPARKE nl-:kfi'lbo OLSHANSKY % 50, §2.00, $1.50, $1.00 - T ArfiTth.:' fi‘nt". nu'n !tu! t N.W RAYMOND ROBINS Social Economist, Will Speak on World Limitation of Arma- ments or World Revolution —Which? - Auditoriuni, 13th & N. Y. Ave, 8:15, Nov. 17 Tickets, $1.50, $1.00 T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1308 G N.W. NOW PLAYING “lAIIIES _MUST LIVE” the R ST CRANDALL'S, KNICKERBOCKER h and Col. Ra. Teday, Begimning at 6:30 | “Exrsmzncz" | With Special Cast, Featuring || | RICHARD BARTIIEI.HESS Varied Added Attractions. “*MISS CHAPPELEAR Private lessons by appointment. Korth 5197 Couneenieut_Avs