Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 38

X THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921 , 800, Trip_to ton Osmetery 8o Round Trp lington Eversharp Pencils Make Ideal Christmas Gifts. 50c to $5.00 All Guaranteed. GIBSON CO. 917-919 G St NwW Brownie Cameras Make Ideal Christmas Gifts Be Sure to Get Yours at Gibson’s Kodak Filling Station 917-919 G St. N.W. " Remember in Sending Your Christmas Gifts «That the Red Oross Diet Kitchen will de- Mver at cost. Special orders of any delioa: for the sick. 16 Jackson Place. Main 1910. Open Evenings Until Xmas. The finest Xmas gift for all ages, Folding Kodak $8to$91at & ‘Washington Kodak Headquarters Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G St. Special Sale THERMOS BOTTLES This Weelr N-'-- A Practical Gift Brown Case, pint size. &9 Brown Case, quart size Green Case, pint size Green Case, quart size. Corrugated Nicl pint size Corrugate $3.4 ..96.29 $3.19 Universal Lunch Kits Special Sale on Seasonable Items Givable Cutlery, $1 Gillette Safety Razor....T9e $1 Eve,-Ready Safety Razor 7S¢ Mark Cross Safety Rasor...25e Guaranteed Imported Straigh Razors. special .. z Gillette Biades, do Ever-Ready_Blades, Auto Strop Blades, doz. Mark Cross Blades, each. Best Imported Manicure Sci sors, regular price, $1 special Boy Scout Knives, best 2-Qt. Hot-Water Bottles or Fountain_ Syringes; good rubber. Each............! Metal Hot-Water Bottle; absolutely guaranteed. [ S ‘White Enamel Douche Can, complete with tubing and three pipes; cut off, $1.50 Special Sale On Home Remedies 30c_ Bell's 35c Antiphlogistine 60c Antiphlogistine 35c Vick’'s Salve . 35¢ Mentholatum 23¢ -20¢ .2Z3c 29¢ 19e 29¢ T CIGARETTES AT CUT PRICES Lowest prices in town. Stock -up mow—just the thing for Xmas gifts. CAMELS, PIEDMONTS, CHESTERFIELDS, LUCKY STRIKES, LORD SALISBURY 17> ¢ Pkg. $1.75 Per Carton SPECIAL SALE TOILET ARTICLES 25c_size Vantine's Temple ncense 500 size Vantine's Temple i B ...100 Calesta Shaving D oeoooccnssoveasoss 25¢ Kolynos Dental Cream.. 5Qc size Pebeco Tooth Paste, 50c_ size Listerine Tooth ors . 50c size Lotios special price, per d Venida Hair Nets, [2 30c Frostilla The Gibson Co. 915-917 G St TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Natfonal—Otis Skinner, in “Blood and Sand,” 8:20 p.m. Poli’s—San Carlo Opera Company, in “Rigoletto,” 8:15 p.m. Garrick—'The Wandering Jew,” photoplay. -Shown at 8:20 pm. B. F. Keith’s—Gallagher and Shean, l\;av.udevm«. Shows at 2:16 end 8:15 m. ITS A SHANME T DRING ALL THESE GUNDLES ty DEAR, BUT 1 \AS JuaT FINISHING UP ty Belasco—Shubert vaudeville. Shows at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Cosmos—Tolman Revue, vaudeville. lShuw- at 8, 6:30 and 9 pm. Feature picture at 1 and 4:30. Strand—Electrical Wizards, ville. Shows at 13:30, 8:45, 8:45 pm. Gayety—"Twinkle Toes,” burlesqu Shows at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. ~ | . Capitol-—“Bathing Beautles,” bur- {lesque. §hows at 2 and 8 pm. Metropolitan—Pola Negri, in “Ven- detta,” Feature at 11:49, 1:43, 8: 5:41, 7:45 and 9:52. A Rialto—“What No Man Know: Feature shown at 11:30 a.m. and every |, two hours thereafte: Louis Roszo, sololst. Sings at 3:30, 7:30 and mo] p.m. pPulace—Thomas Jelghan, In A C e S i, © T 2541358 | MUSICIANS PICK OFFICERS. p.m. 1 Columbla—“Don’t Tell Everjthing.»| Oficers for the coming year in the Shown at 10:45 a.m., 12:30, 2:20, 4:20, | Musicians’ Protective Union of this 6:10, 7:50 and 9:30 p.m. bt i WOMAN IS ASSAULTED. Mrs. Helen Lowe Later Identifies Negro Under Arrest. Mrs. Helen Lowe, apartment 55, 1107 11th street, was assaulted by a color- ed man whom she met on the stair- way, while going to her apartment yesterday afternoon. He made an un- successful attempt to rob her of rings she wore. Mrs. Lowe fought off her assaliant who quickly disa; from the building, She was taken 1o Emergency Hospital and treated for shock and slight injurles. ing _tonight at the Presbyterian Thomas Linor, colored, was arrested | Church, New Hampshire avenue an and locked up at the second precinct! Randolph street. Members are urged ggllce station on suspicion of being to be present at 7:45 to talk with the Bl faliant. and Mrs. Lowe identified, committee chairmen before the asso- m. He denied the charge. clation assembles ., _vaude- 7:30 and city, elected in the annual balloting, were announced last night as follows: A. C. Hayden, president; A. Celfo, vice president; W. M. Lynch, secr tary; Harry C. Manvell, treasure: R. L. Crawford, sergeant-at-arm: Max Esberger,\Ray Hart, 8. G. Alister, C. V. Schofield, Ray D. Schroe: er, Willlam _Wagener, director: Frank Fauth, W. W. Greenwell, J. Moulden, trustees, and John Bird A. Celfo and W. M. Lynch, delegates to the convention of the American Fedecration of Musicians. Officers will be installed at the next regular meeting. CITIZENS TO MEET. The Petworth Citizens' Association is scheduled to hold its regular meet. d | 58.2, appears KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa’s Worried. TAGINE 1Y COMING T REPORT ON EMPLOYMENT. Conditions Improved in Eight Out of Fourteen Industries. SHUBERT Vaudeville Employment conditions in eight indus- B e'a’co -rh eat er tries out of fourteen surveyed by tae Oppesite Lafayette Park and White House Labor Department during November 8115 asd 8115 . 24 W owed improvement, while decreases oo = “A WONDERFUL BILL” were shown In the number employed in six industries, the department announc- E.lEsT E'AIS AND HIS GIRLS ed todsy. The largest increase, 74 per cent, was in the woolen industry and L1 Exessnting \=WedSing Bells™) the largest decrease was in iron Indl (IMLLE. ANNA CODEL steel, with a drop of 33.1 per cent. Comedienne—Francaise Men's ready-made clothing shows an in- EDDIE NELSON, late featured of Walts."” crease of 54.1 per cent and holsery a: an increase of 38.3 per cent. undermear S Increate o b mmowod | s in the total amount of the as compared with Novembsli‘:: pay roll last year and nine show decreases. r:os!y important n increase, in the wwl&lll lmiuslryi an increase of Lron and e ani both car bullding and repairing and paper making a de- crease of 38 per oent. Gallerial Sisters, Musiolste da Milano Weems, th BARGAIN MATINEES Our Milk Is From Farms Licensed by the Health Department. Merely Give US Yd\lr Standing Order and Re- lieve Yourflelf 0{ Further 2 N - Prettily Boxed Stationery For holiday giving. Get our prices first. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. We Have the Sharp- less Brand Butter and Our Eggs are Fresh From Health Candies 100 i 8(O: v G- Our Finest Bon- Our regular line bons, Chocolates, of Bonbons, Choc- Trinities and Orig- olates, Fudges and inal Specialties. Caramels. The Fruit and Nut Shop Now Located at 13th and F Baskets of Fruit '$1.00 to $20.00 A complete assortment of the finest Nuts, Figs, Dates, Raisins and Can- died Fruits. Fruit Cake $1.00 Ib. Of finest ingredi- ents, packed in exclu- sive tins for presenta- tion. Lunch With Us Today 13thand FSts. = = - Nearby Farms. current. Cut to ... Set No. 2 —for uze on house current. Cut to .. 52-98 The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G Sweet N.W. OPEN EVENINGS Ansco Vest IREDUCED Meakes an IXdeal Gift. Regular Price, $30. Special, $1850 || M. A. LEESE Anastigmat Lens F- 5N OPTICAL CO~ 614 Sth St. Investments of First- Class Real Estate Mortgage Loans Secured for Depositors —If you have money to in- vest we would be very giad to get in touch with you. We are in position to secure firsts class Real Estate Mortgage B OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. % Pure 40 Ib. Christmas Stock- . ing Candies, Chil- dren’s Sweets, But- - tercups, etc. Mr..l’nint-Up Says . Take Home Gift Box : $1.00 Finest assortment in hand- somely embossed Blue, Green and Gold boxes. e Wl:! Butler Co. Established 1845 MAURICE F. FLYNN 607-609 C St. N.W. ;3 The Best is the Cheapest, ! We will ¥ lil| your home |lon monthly 12039 G St. | Christmas||| WIRE [ Y8 Gop3! CrLARICE CEQTAINLY 13 Do’ AMUSEMENTS. Special . 11th & N. C. Ave. V.. CAROLINA 3tn N ewEr oM D 14th and U = \DGE KI EDY, 1in MACK "8 Pl MARY, BE CAREFUL. NETT COMEDY, “‘UP IN ALK'S PLACI “THAT GIRL MO} RAPHAEL ®h nt O Street Now DOROTHY DALTON, in “BEHIND MASKS." ~Also Pathe News and Topics of the Day. Ave.N.W. Ga. Ave. and Park Rd. PAULINE FREDERICK, in “STING OF THE LASH.” 911 H Street N.E. WILLIAM 8. HART, i GUNFIGHTER.* “TEDDY'S GOAT. METROPOLITA! F_Street at 1 THIS WEEK—POLA NEGRI, in “VEN- DETTA." And AL ST. JOHN, in “FAST AND FURIOUS.” Film Features AVENUE GRAND, @45 Pa. Ave. I.Ali ADDED ATTRACTION THU! IGHT, BABY MARGARET, STAGE- '8 YOUNGEST ENTERTAINER, GEO. LEVY, CHARACTER COME: CRANDALL’S AEPEL0 TREATEN FE_AG. VIFE.” And HAMILTON, in “FOR LAND'S SAK| CRANDALL’S YORK THEATER Gn.Ave.&Quebec Su. MATINEE SATURDAY TODAY_PAULINE AGAINST WII AT THE TOMORROW: DORAINE, in “GOOD AND EV. ‘And MACK SENNETT'S “OFFICER CUPID." NEW STANTON = &cs: N 6:15, 8 & 9:30 p.m. SPBCIAL—ALEX DUMAS’_SPECIAL “THE THREE MUS- KETEERS” Directed by THOS. INCE. Cast includes ORRIN JOHNSON, DOROTHY DALTON, LOUISE ‘GLAUM, 'RHEA MITCHELL, CRANDALL,S KNICKERBOCKER 1Sth St. at Col. Rd. TODAY _ AND TEARLE, in “THE MAN OF STONE." And MACK SENNETT'S “BE HEAS( AB ] CRANDALL'’S Theater.oth & 4o T H n “THE MAN OF STONE. Y SEMON, in “THE BELL- MORROW—MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN, in “MY LADY FRIENDS.”" And CLYDE 'COOK, in “THE TOREADOR.” RANDALL’S SAVOY THEATER I DAL e SR anajICaL R, .2 P.M. ; 3 P.M. SUNDAY. TODAY AND TOMORROW-BETTY COMP- {] SON, in “LADIBS MUST LIVE." formances at 1:25, 3:00, 4:40, 6:20, Per. 8:00. ‘YALE GLEE CLUB| ANNUAL CONCERT December 21, 8:30 Tickets, $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 at T. Arthur Smith, Iné. 1306 G Street Telephone Main 3700 ‘ B. F. KEITH'S % Daily 22 Sum. 1 Hol'y 220,50 ED. GALLAGHER and AL SHEAN i | | | In “Egypt,” a Satire Uproarious same Four Mortons Mart= In “Dancing Around” The Dainty Danseuses FORD SISTERS With D. Appolen and Their Own Celebrated Orchestra SIILIIIERT-EAIIIGK T 3 * CONCERT ARTIST BARITONE ; METROPOLITAN OPERA Appearing 3:30, 7:30, 9:30 P. M. ORCHESTRA ~ SUBSIDIARIES TOMORROW—CONWAY | — WASHBURN in A FULL HOUSE.’ BENNI ot D'S FRIEND.' ELITE ¥t» Str.ctuno it L Ave. CULEN LANDIS, fa “SNOWBLIND. 1330 C Street N.BE. DAVID POWELL, in “PRINCESS OF NEW YOEK." S| Gt e iy = TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramount Preseats et = SECOND GREAT WEEK Paramount Pressnts WALLACE REID GLORIA SWANSON ELLIOTT DEXTER “DON'T TELL EVERYTHING” Beginn! I MISS MARY PICKFORD | s “Little Lord Fauntierey” ATIONAL 32T°5% 8%, OTIS SKINNER In_Tom Cushing's New Play. BLOOD AND SAND, Pounded en the Novel by BLASCO TBANEZ it Monday, Sotnartay ent seceriay” HELEN HAYES And o Company Including Demald Gallaher GOLDEN DAYS 1 CAPITOL Smoke If You Like BATHING BEAUTIES TMatines, 515 p. m; LB Joo Turmer vs. Demon Thars, Nigh Fridsy Night, Amateurs' Might. Mmfll’i F at 10 ETROPOLITAN LAST DAY 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. POLA NEGRI In a Love-Drama of Power “NENDETTA” EXTRA AL. ST. JOEN CRANDALL'S 18th & Col Rd. ~TODAY— Begianing at 6:30 P. M. CONWAY TEARLE In a New Romantic Drama The Man of Stone Mack Semmett’s “BE REASONABLE™ Jean Bedini's “TWINKLE TOES” Bigger and Batter Than Ever. NEXT WEEK—‘JINGLE JINGLE.” KT = N~ % co 0US SHOW THE TOLMAN REVUE MERLE TOLMAYN aad Her Dancers A Beautiful and Classy Offering CAMERON & MEEKER ““Without Rbyme er Reason’ WALSH & AUSTIN In s Clover Skit JOHNNY JESS & CO. In & Now J Gomedy Plavlet “A FRIENDLY FEUD" GARDNER'S BULL DOGS PHIL DAVIS A Duark Spasm of Joy Shown at All Performanoes MARIE PREVOST In Her Newest Ploture “NOBODY’S FOOL” Films Mh’;uhlfifil;‘ NOTE: A nmovel and TUNE GALLO, General O EPERTOIRE: TONIGHT — *RIGOLETTO,” Lucchess, Apostint, Bover, DeBlasi, “Cer-i ., “MADAME BUTTERFLY.. Fitsia {:'."!hé. Hns Mat, “Fay ie. , Klinova, Bescacci, Ballet. THURS.. EVE. o Seats on_sale st Box Ofice—Pricss S8c to $3.00. Thurs. and Sat. Mat., 56s te §3. NEXT SUN. NIGHT. SEATS THUR. ZIMBALIST'S M5ricy,Far HONEYDEW 4w Eves. 500 to $2.50. Mats., MON., and SAT. Special Prims 80c to DANCING. Private lessons by sppointment. North 5197. 1715_Connecticut Ave. Catherine Balle Has opened her pew studio of *Dance’ At 719 9th St. N.W. 10 A.M. to 10 P. k- " This Season’s Biggest D-A-N-CE TONIGHT AT THE KNICKERBOCKER SALON DE DANCE 406 7th St—Above D XMAS PRESENT FOR EVERY LADY PATRON b ’s Snappy Music Orchestra. _Tha Best Week Nights, 8:30 to 13 ARCADE “A Week in Toyland” An Exciting Series of “LUCKY SPOT* DANCES Bvery Night This Week. worth-while Ci to the “Lueky Gri” at each dance, each night. ‘Want to Dance? You Oaa Lesrn Daneing itway School of mnu New York ave. n.w. ing academy. 0°10 p.m. Fb. F. T064. _ —DANCE ORCHESTRAS. 2, 8 or 4 pleces. Phone Col. 3123. * e o e G DAVISON'S Zr£1329 M nw. REPUBLIC @i Theatsr 2:30 P, I.:Tlllv and Tomorrow—11 P. M. Kane in “IDLE HANI.E; WE PLAY | JEW'S WWOEVILE FLORENCE REED axp EARLE FOX b “THE BLACK PANTHER'S OUB" 5—ALL-STAR ACTS—5 IAI.&IOOI AND STAGE DANCING 114 X, ¥, Ave. 10 s.m. TO 10 p.m. FR. 453 B GLADTSE WILBUR 1 Dupont_eirels it Stadio). Ph.Fr.1435-W o fi"l:l:— and Stage n’- . Chldren‘s class opening Sat. Oet. 1. r. Peml Formerly with ‘Ho i —and thers. Private and class lessons in saliroom and etage dasciag. 1650 Butmore £ ol 3t Ool. 2002, Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins, ety B L H E U ’