Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 40

THE EVENING ° STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921, ] Dcad Nlflnfll-l-olll Skinner, in “Blood and The Qulek and Performance at s 20 p.m. li's—San Carlo Ope: Company, So many gents are In their I“V“v ;F":IIB!" at 2:15 and "Aldl" at 8:15 £ reckless driving, we . - ::::‘:a :npprau the speeding G-fllck— “The Wandering Jew,” pho- - oplay. Shown at 8:20 p.m. knaves, to save the gents !urvl: B. ™ Kait sl A ing. The reckless driver goes to |yaygeville. s—Gallagl court, and small remorse is his'n, p.m. when he is punished for his sport 'B’elilsleo—dsgn;gen vaudeville. Shows '® Sifen |at 215 and 8:15 pam. by drawing fine_ or prison. Cosmos—Tolman Rovue, vaudeville. days in hock,” the jurist cries, “raay cure you of your hurry; and when released, if you'are wise, you'll picture at 1 and 4:30. Strand—Electrical Wizard: and cause no_further worry. ;ou gh::; ;’:‘;p “?'_hows at 12:30, . ewdangscel, TN oS Gayety—“Twinkle Toes burlesque. nerves you've jangled. cops’ Shows at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m moral voters and their wives ar¢ | Capital “Bathing Beautles,” bur- tired of being mangled.” And when [lesque. Shows at 2 and 8 p.m. the speeder's paid the kale he's fined | Metropolitan—Pola Negrl, in “Ven- detta.” Feature at 11:49 a.m., 1:43, 3:47, 5:41, 7:45 and 9:52 p.m. Rialto—'What No for his offending, or when his little term in jai! comes to a happy end- ing, he is at liberty to o, with cal- Joused grins and titters, and slam his tumbril to and fro. and maim more human critters. If onme Is known to be a nut, a reckless speeding tourist, the door of mercy should be shut, when he's before the jurist. That able magistrate should say: “You'd heed not fines or jailing; such easy. methods do not pay, they're punk and unavalling. Your car will now be placed in hock, and while for months its cool- ing, you are condemned, young man, to walk, until another ruling. Go, walk the pavement, toe and heel, and join the footsore sweaters, and i you touch a steering wheel we'll load you down with fetters.” Con- demned to walk the reckless boys might see a great light breaking, while they sent up a doleful noise to show their hearts were aching. Man Knows.” two hours thereafter. Louis Roszp, so- loist, sings at 3:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Palace—Thomas Meighan, in Prince There Was.” Shown “a p.m. Columbia—*“Don’'t Tell Shown at 10:45 a.m., 1. 6:10, 7:50 and 9:60 p.m. AT THE COMMUNITY CENT Central opera, Everything.” :30, 2:20, 4:20, “Sweethearts,” by Victor Her- week, December 28, 29 and 30. Tick- ets are for sale at the Jordan Piano Ccmpany’s at popular prices. Under the direction of Rollin Bond “the Washingtonians” have been rehears- ing at the Wilson Normal Community Center since October. East Washington—The orchestra is working on Christmas music, and early in February it will appear at one of the community concerts, given at the Central, High Community Shows at 2:15 and 8:15 Shows at 3, 6:30 and 9 p.m. Feature s, vaude- 3:45, 7:30 and Feature shown at 11:30 a.m. and every under the direction of Edith B. Athey | High School—The comic| viglin solos. JoE’ i at 10:50| paniments will be played by Mrs. a.m., 12:35, 2:20, 4:15, 6, 7:50 and 9:50 | Goins. The concert is open to the public. f Garnet-Phelps—Recreational sing- ing, led by Al'ce and Keliene Lewis and Thomas Heathman, with Mary Europe as accompanist, this evening. Artista who will appear on the pro- gram include John H. Johnston in Mrs. Emma Williams with selected readings, and Amy E. bert, is to be given at this center next| Dorsey. Christmas concerts will be given tomorrow at Phillips Community Cen- ter, 27th and N streets; Randall Com- munity Center, 1st and I streets southwest, and Burrville Community Center, Division avenue and Corcoran strcet northeast. All of these con- certs are frée to the members of the community and all of them are fine programs, prepared under the direc- tlon of Well ngton Adams, a m.mber of the musical force of the commu- nity center department, and Mrs. Ga- A BOX OF CIGARS Rort If'l' CLARICE'S DBROTHER' net THATS NICE OF TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. KEEPING UP WITH-THE JONESES—Joe Got Back at Pa. NOW ISNT THAT A LOVELY' CHRISTMAY PRESENT P and either readings or addresses by well known people. Dufibar High Community Center— ‘The dramati¢ club of the 'Rlndlll Community Center will produce “East Lynne” at the Dunbar High Commu- nity Center this evening at 8 o'clock. The Carlisle Athletic Club has In- vited the Springfield basket ball team to Washington to play and is plan- ning to follow the game with a dance in the armory. Order Xmas Flowers Now. Consult Gude about the gift of gifts ~flowers. 1214 F.—Advertisement. TWO LEAVE FORT MYER. Capt. H. L. Albro, Quartermaster Corps, at Fort Myer, Va., has been as- signed to duty at Fort Ontario, N. Y., and Capt. Edward Raeder, Quartermas- tar Marne, also at Fort Mver, has been (Copyright) ‘WALT MASON. —_— Make It a Floral Xmas, and let Shaffer, 900 14th, help. (M. 2416). —Advertisement. APPOINTMENT DELAYED. President Not to Pick Recorder of Deeds at Once. Appointment of a recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia will not be made by President Marding until after the Christmas holidays. This was sauthoritatively stated at the White House, following the Presi- dent's bi-weekly conference with the cabinet, and it as made known at the same time that the President has prac- tically made up his mind as to his choice for this important federal post and that his selection will not likely be from among the several local aspirants. It is understood that J. A Lott, a eolored attorney of Indianapclis, Ind., who is strongly backed bv Senators liew and Watson of thac state, and who is said to have a long record of activities in the interests of the re- public-n party, both in that state and elsewhere, stands first on the list of the several candidates being consid- ered by the President. ORDERED TO DUTY HERE. Maj. George W. De Armond, air serv- ice, at the air intermediate depot, Mid- dletown, Pa., has been ordered to this city for duty in the planning branch of the procurement - division of tha office f ‘the assistant secretary of war. YOU MUST DECIDE OUR complete stock of jevlelry and watches, moderate in ynee. effective in design, will supply a desirable last-minlte gift. 3 Wmn. H. Grovermann, 807 Eleventh St. N.W. Jeweler “In his Teputation lies your security.” Set No. 1 —for use on house current. Cut to ... Set No. 2 $1.98 current. Cut to .... 52-98 The Gibsen Co., Inc. 917 G Street NW. OPEN EVENINGS Reduced Price on Ansco Pocket Cameras Prettily Boxed Stationery For boliday giving. Get our prices first. E Morrison Paper Co _1009 FPa. Ave. | Money Available for Real Estate Loans | Investments of First-Class Real | Entate Mortgage ‘Loans Secured for Depositor =] Aanastigmat Lens F- An 7.5, New Wolllnsak Id Shutter, Brilliant eal Finder, leather bel. | Gift Yows, aluminum, leath- er covered. 2% by 3% in. Center. The Veterans’ Bureau Athletic Club, its membership drawn from the wom- an employes of the bureau, has sent out a city-wide challenge. Because of the hol'days thare win| be no rehursnl of “Everygirl” until| January 9. Petworth — The n¢ newly appointed: postmistress at Petworth reports an increase of business, due not only to the holiday season, but to the fact; that the people of the community are | realizing to the full the value of their| own postal station. Southeast—The Lev Leviathan Athletic Club will meet as usual this evening. Thomson—The Ken Kentucky State So- ciety will have its Christmas meeting at this center tonight. The dramatic class will have a meeting and the orchestra will re- hearse, and the class in sewing will Fave its usual weekly meeting. W&m@m«:@%%@wm@m@ Lovejoy—A Christmas concert and ontertainment will be given for the children of this community tomorrow from 2 to 5 in the afternoon. Instru-| mental music for the occasion will be furnished by the Lovejoy Orchestra. This evening Lovejoy Community Center will have its Christmas com- munity concert, with solo numbers by ! Evelyn Graham and Mrs. Ada Ward Gist, and as a special number a read- ing by Mrs. Blanche Holloman. The recreational singing by the audlence will be led by G. D. and Annle Dun- can and Mae Stewart, and the accom- ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS (Run on All' Currents) A Wonderful slz 50 Value at . Guaranteed for One Year THE GIBSON CO. 917-919 G Street 8()- - Our Finest Bon- bons, Chocolates, Trinities and Orig- inal Specialties. Fruit Cake $1.00 Ib. Of finest ingredi- ents, packed in exclu- sive tins for presenta- tion, Health Candies 1009 Pure Lunch With-Us Today 13th and F Sts. brielle Pelham. assistant director. Recreational singing by the audience of Christmas songs and carols will be a feature of each one. There will be several vocal and instrumental solos by the best local artists procurable transferred to Camp Meade, Md., for duty. - —_——— Blackistone’s Remembrance Box flowers and candy. 14th and H n.w.— Advertisement. BLACKISTONE’S XMAS WREATH Of Lasting Flowers Price, $3.50 BLACKISTONE'S XMAS CORSAGE Of Your Fruvorite Roses Price, $5.00 A BLACKISTONE CHRISTMAS CARD Growing Table Fern With a Touch of Red Price, $2.00 BLACKISTONE’'S COMBINATION CORSAGE A Delightful Color Combination of Cypraedium, Red Roses and White Flowers Price, $10.00 BLACKISTONE, 14thand H Phone Main 3707 o » 60 4(0: v. Our regular line Christmas Stock- of Bonbons, Choc- ing Candies, Chil- olates, Fudges and dren’s Sweets, But- Caramels. tercups, etc. 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, Our Special $1.00 somely embossed. Blue, Green and Gold boxes. .‘%mewm%&mww&mmm@m& WELL, WHATS WRONG WHY ‘DONT You SHoxKE ONE COF THESE CIGARS Y COLUMBIA BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY NINTH-AT-D FLORENCE REED aso EARLE FOX i : “THE BLACK PANTHER'S CUB" AL!:-ST% ACTS—E C“s'i','IPL Matinee, 2:15; Night. 8:15. Tonight, Joo Tumer vs. Demonm Eli Tomorrow night, Amateur Night. AMUSEMENTS. MOORE'’S RIALTO 11 AM~—~LAST 3 DAYS—11P.M. A SUPERB PROGRAM LARA KIMBALL WHA T NO MAN KNOWS —AND AS— CONCERT ARTIST LOUIS TN AMUSEMENTS. 14th avd (w1~ OLYMPIC TODAY TOMORROW— JAMES KIRKW! HE GREAT oA, Faramonnt, Ble, AND WARREN'S PUPEY DAYS: 14th and Irving Sts. l"Ymc GIBSON, in “RED COURAGE.” _And 2-reel Comedy. DUMBARTON '3t viseauie 47| “ONE_ARABIAN ~NIGHT.” 'tl- at 0 stres in “cnn. ture. THE POST NATURE, N.W. Monday and T __ELMESS, X PERIBS -m,\:rx PULLS THE STRIN REVERE._ 6»- Ave. and Park Ra. ALL-STAR CAST, 1 “THE HEART LINE. EMPlRE 911 H Sireer N.E. EILEEN PERC “WHATEVER SHE WA o NEW THEATER 353207 e in “PAYMENT ER, pOUABANTEED: Also AMATEUR NIGHT. METROPOLIL 3 CRANDALLS MIROFOITis, LAST THREE DAYS—POLA NEGRL in NDETTA.” And AL ST. JOHN,‘in FAST AND FURIOUS.” cmDALLI KI“CKEBBOCKEB 18th St. at Col. Rd. AND TOMORROW—SESSUE HAYAKAW A dn <THE SWAMP. KEATON, in ~“THE HI CIAL' HOLIDAY 24 TO JAN. 2, INC] SPE Y DEC. Special Film Features CRANDALI 'S ENTERTAINER. A V' v T PARAMOUNT PRESENTS TOHORRU“—l ll\WAY TEARLE, in “THE < ONE." And COMEDY, CRANDALL'S .u'ul.l‘o '“".Q"‘" ROZSA BARITONE METROPOLITAN OPERA Appearing 3:30, 7:30, 9:30 P. M. ORCHESTRA SUBSIDIARIES CHRISTMAS WEEK AVENUE GRAND, A E. ira ‘CoMEDY, SPECIAL _ADDED o TOO\ Sty ILLE TA\GLF 22, MATINEE, BATCRDAY 2:30. ND GARTER DE MY LADY VRIENDS P OLLARD, in ik ‘o BINNEY, in 24 TO SAN. 2, 1N- NEW STANTO! IRCLE ; AMERI D T, MATB DAILY: DEc. LUSIVE. YORK THEATEK ,RANDALI.’S Ga-Ave & Quebecst. MATINEE SATURDAY —LOU! UM, iy And wm.ur “SLEEPING R. AND MRS. CARTER DE HA LADY FRIENDS: And HARR i SWIM.* SPECIAL HOLIDAY 1)ué.¥ DEC. 24 TO JAN. 2, TODAY—] GO Aats INCLU- 6th & € Sta. N. 6:15. 8 & 9:30 p.m. WILLIAM RUSSELL, in The' Drama.ic Welie;lh §'lnm a. Kirewoon, > FOREST, TRULY 'SHATTUCK MEDFORD'S _ PRODUCTION, _GREAT IMPERSONATION." A&DA “HER_FACE_ VAL MRS, CARTER DE HA in “MY RIENDS" And ‘E¥ne® coon. g ADOR." Touomww—-wfl DORAINE, in *‘GOOD AND EVIL© 'Aod COMEDY, “SNOOKY'S LABOR_LOST." ‘RANDALL’S 8AVOY THEATER - #4th and Col. MATS. 2 P.M. DAILY; 3 P.M. SU D\ ANEY. in “THE ACE OF And COMEDY, *“FALLING Touunxow—covaY TEARLE, tn -'Tn‘ MACK LOEW'S ALAC Continuous—10:30 ». m—11 p. m. “A Big Hit”—Post ED. GALLAGHER '| and AL SHEAN iawe Four Mortons o™ FORD SISTERS With D. Appolon and Their Own | Celebrated Orchestra. Rhoda Royal’s E'ephants ] Viotor and Helen, in Remarkable Feats. Leavitt and Lockwood, Mile, Lyna Tyber, Mme. Herrmann, Blanche and Jimmie Crelghton. And “Bormice’s Christmas,” with Santa Claus Giving Koith Kiddies at Matince b.mn'ln( diy 230 ending Saturdsy.” Bth Btrest Below F. GAYET Jean Bedini's “TW! lNKLE TOI:'.S” ' As I must vacate these premises New Eversharp Pencils Make Ideal Christmas Gifts. 50c to $5.00 All Guaranteed. GIBSON CO. 917-919 G S MW LAST THREE DAYS Paramount Presents THOMAS —r— “A PRINCE THERE WAS” Beced &a- Staze Play 3 COHAN Beginning Sunday "Tlle Little Minister” WITH BEJTY COMPSON A e T LOEW'S COLUMBIA Gontinuous—10:40 &. m.—11 p. m. " LAST THREE DAYS Paramount Rresents LIBERTY ™o Soiold ELIT HOME ADDED FEATURE “THE BE(EVG{R MAID” MARY ASTOR ER! MILES WELSH, i CRseL 14¢h Steeet and B | WILLIAM DU! STZELHEART 1220 C Street N.&. ““COLD STEEL,” With STAR CAST. PRINCESS CAROLINA WALLACE REID GLORIA SWANSON ELLIOTT DEXTER “DON'T TELL EVEIIYTIIIHG” YOU ST. Ne-r 14th only—u 3 REPUBL! America’s Finest Col 2:30 P.M—Today Alice Calhoun, in “Peggy Puts It Over” Jimmy Aubrey, in ‘“The Decorator.” . Remember in Sending ' Your Christmas Gifts —That the Red Cross Diet Kitchen will de- liver at oost, Bpecial orders of any delicacies for the sick. 16 Juckson Place. Main 1910. MCIAHDAI.I.’S- F at 10th ETROPOLITAN LAST THREE DAYS 1080 A. M. to 11 P. M. POLA NEGRI In a Love-Drama of Power “UZNDETTA EXTRA AL. ST. JOEN Klmlmwsmnu.u =/TODAY— Beginning at 6:30 P. M. SESSUE HAYAKAWA In His Owa Photodrama THE SWAMP BUSTER In “THE HIGH llflm COLISEUM SKATING TONIGHT 119 H St V.E. DOROTHY ' DALTON, in ““THE_JUNGLE_CHILD. 11th & N. C. Ave. S.E. BEBE DANIELS, in “THE SPEED GIRL.” SHUBERT Vaudeville Belasco Theater SHUBERT-GARRICK Direction Messys. Lee and J. J. Shubert 5:20 tonight, 35¢ to $1. Mats. Thurs. & Sat. THE WANDERING JEW A Modern P cture NEXT WEFK. SEATS THUR. JULES HURTIG Presents GREEN JADE A Three-Act Comedy Drama, Prosented by an unusual eompany which will izclude Orrin Johnson, Mab 1 Brownell, wood, Arthur Hohl, Eletmor Woodraft, G-hy Fieusy. Olga O:snows, Lai- dore Marorl, Bay Gor EIIIEST EUAIS AND HIS GIRLS Presenting “Wedding Bells” MLLE. ANNA GODEE f‘nmel“el-hl‘hlrllle EDDIE NELSON, late featured of “The Last w-\a." Gallerini Musicists ds Milano Walter Weems, Southern Humorist: Belge Duo; Brenck’s Horse; Griff; The Pickfords; Shubert Topical Weekly. BARGAIN MATINEES 25 eents 50 cents on Satur- 25 CONTINUOUS SHOW THE TOLMAN REVUE MERLE TOLMAN and Her Dancers A Beautiful and Classy Offering CAMERON & MEEKER “Without Rhyms or Reason® WALSH & AUSTIN oy JESS & co. “A FRIENDLY 'w GARDNER'S BULL DOGS PHIL DAVIS A Dark Spasm of Joy <MY GOODNESSH Shown at All Perfonmaances HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES AT THE Shubert-Belasco Dec. 26 at 2:15, 5 and . 8:15P. M. Dec. 31 at 2:15, 8 and " 1 P. M 5 First MnAl!!_l’l-:. :EEVOST tem 2 w1} Swove) NOBOBVE FGL- » —— Films Isuown o2ty ot 115548 & pom. : s Doetsteetttas - aeetssea® 29 o SEUBERT ATTRACTIONS DANCING. POII S B s 8 Dupont eirele m— lfi‘h). Fr.1435-W. lu:klhfin-ndl.dhnflo&m, 1SS CHAPPELEAR Private lessons by_appolntmeat. North 5197. bt Conneeticut Ave. Catl:enn' e Balle Has opened studio_of ‘‘Dance" At 719 th St. NW. 10 AM IO E —Hours. 10 A M 2 Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 o ARCADE “A Week in Toyland” An Exciting Series of “LUCKY SPOT” z IDANCES Bvery Night This Wesk. NOTE: A novel and worth-whii, chrllmn Present lhu -Lnelw Aflomu. .’:’!":.'E- OTIS SKINNER Ia Tom Cushing's New Play, BLOOD AND SAND t each dance each nigh T‘é‘fl'fim