Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1922, Page 24

of ° THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1922, ey TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. p ® = ]’EA HER AD *VAMUSEMENTB. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ] AMUSEMENTS. WATIONAL—H. B. Warner, in “Bull- ; P 2 3 = ok Bramenas pertormanes at 3120 L éh : pdm g mp : P y : TONIGHT AT 8.30 A KRR n. " : TONIGHT AND T s e Y [POLYS toverm ] [ PRESIDENT |5 o iR s e T cmhe AN Mats, Thanksgiving Day and Saturday. Pa. Ave. at 1ith St.—Phone Fr. 5403 MOORE’S NINTHATG Painted Lady,” at §:30 p.m. . ' “HAYSEED” or THE SEASON'S COMEDY SENSATION! Can't somebody arrange a Don‘t-Get- Hurt week for lreland? JIMMIE CARBON, 713 13th street morthwest. PRESIDENT—“Able’s Irish Rose” at 2:30 and $:30 p.m. - KEITH'S—Ann Pennington, wville, at 2:15 and §:15 p.m. vaude- BELASCO — “Gimme a Thrill,” s vaudoville, at 2:15 and 815 p. pite g What does yous like for CoSMOs. et Marrtad sl tandes hus At dcesirours ushand RlIke | ville, at 3, 6:30 and 9 p.m. e “I haven't found out yet; we've only STRAND—Whiteman's “Romance o | been married ten vears, He hasn't liked wwthm Orchestra,” vaudeville, at]angthing I've had eo far. 30 and 9 p.m. > ey 2TY — Billy Watson's “Beel d street northwest. burlesque, at 2:15 and $:15 < o e > Rert It is pointed out that what this coun- RIALTO—Betty Compson and Bert |ty needs is more paint on the old place Letell, in “To Have and to Hold anq e n tha young face; more trac- oplay. at 11:30 am. 1:30, 3:30 |tors and fewer detractors. Point sus- 30 and 9:30 b tained METROPOLITAN—Katherine Mac- S. J. COCHRAN, Tonald, in houlders,” _at | 1310 G street northeast. L0 am 0. 3:50, 3:20, 6750, P AN ES and Buster Kea-J peacher in Hygiene Course—What s the first procedure to take in cleaning the teeth? Scholar—To open the mouth. CLINTON WHITE, 124 Q street southwest. P M n - 10:40° am., 820 pm. COLYMBIA—Rodolph Vale “The Y " oat 1 He crossed the street and did not look; An auto wrecked his frame. He was within the white lines, but It counted Just the same. €. H. STEPHENSON, 3937 Legation atrect. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. apter, Slgma Kappa morrow. ¥ p.m.. Sigmas in the | “1 hear vou and your wife are con- templating a divorce. \Weren't your re- lations pleasant? “Mine were all right, but hers were something awful.” RTHUR W. CHAFFER, tnvited. ity The Thanksgiving dinner for xom of the buys at Mount Alte Hospit e given by Georze No. Ameri Po: i Legion, will \e cooked and_served by the ladie 516 atreotinoriRideat. of the unit Masonic Hall, Wiscon- | et in avenue and M street, from 6 to 5 pm. Cut your pie in small pieces and eat wa | Slice now and the s you journey ! o An il dtled A rough life. If you wait until you can onk: ket Full o TEotiet |AfTord to eat it all at once the chances morrow at 7 UPLSt Lare vour teeth will all be gone, and your reh. No admission charged. taste for pie along with them. MRS. COR4A W. LEWIS, 4 Villa road. Clarendon, Va. P for Saturd The Soclet wili n Dr. « Publy brary * ams will be the speaker in a s 5 L be e sk s | Officer of the Day—Why didn't you sa- o of The Sub 1ous | o ener: e Recruit—I didn't see him, sir. fangle Outing Club | Officer of th. v the tag on ner for member: with two stars, didn’t you? Tecruit— t Blue Triangle F wiil be given tomorrow danee will foliow. Ad- Well, didn't you know what that meant Recruit—Ye: it meant the owner had had two s in the war. p. A . S pan, will the spel ture Rusiness Women's Council is mioney. you know. and wouldn't vou like to cash MARY T. HILL, 1820 1 street northwest. .. ¥ flivvered by the “Don’t Get Hurt” . ““Darling.” he said, “that ought to 0od. Let's go see it HE SCANLAN. $20 Jiadison street northicest ne tile 1 Union Mi ston Friday even of Church of t ldren from m and the G in the le Covenant I'he dancing assembly of the Cath- Women's Service Club will be t its Community Instruction in " Hamilton will de- . 1 INTELLIGENCE. R ey ! Don't point that “Lookout, Jimmy ! gun at me!” q w, it ain't loaded. “How do you know? o “I just pulled the trigger! JAMES M. CHISHOLM, 614 G street southwest. PRI Daughter—He doesn’t understand me. her—If he did, he'd quit you cold. L g T. ‘}I. HEATH, The Pasadena. . Some people are so close with their money_that one would think that “one- half of one per cent” was the legal rate Gt EDWIN A. HALSEY, 3704 13th street northw e : ALL KNOW §1IAM.I i A sport; pung man named Arphull, Whose mmain forte is “Throwing the bull. ‘When others get praised Or find their pay raise Moans, “Tough luck, 1 ain’t got no pull WILLIAM D. CROUCH, 310 M street northwest. PR The famous cartoonist had just been handed a notification’ from a prominent labor organization that he _Il(ld been elected to honorary membership. “What have 1 done to deserve thi B ke easy.” was the reply. “In all the years of your work, you have yet to picture the laboring man with one of those absurd, square caps on his head. WILLIAM L. QUAID, 1430 V street southeast. .. HE KNEW. Motorist—Say, Jjudge, you fined me 35. 1 thought the fine for speeding was v $10. Judge—So it is. The other contempt of court Motorist—But, 1 thing a Judge W a7 is for haven't sald any- inst this court. ~-Not yet, but you will. ARTHUR LENOX Lock Bor 1214. . . “1 know a man who has been mar- ried thirty years, and he spends all his evenings at home.” “That's what 1 call lov “Oh, no, it's paralysis” GERTRUDE McLAI 3615 11th street noythw PR Jess—Did_vou hear that Joe was in the hospital Tess—Motor accident, T suppose. i h, dear no; he tripped over a “Don’t Get Hurt” sign. BESSIE H. WILCO) 1830 13th street northwest P Our idea of the laziest man is one who follows & 200-pound woman through A crowd to keep from making a path for Himslt L. E. TOWNE 426 Homer Bldy. t the Thanksgiving Methodist Church “Nia- Suh, The Pithy Paragr:ph film, each week, will be shuwn at the al +1 and Internatic I music. Sun Rise n Metro- E. societies the wdd = “annual held i twenticth will b Ch b The o service Baptist r. wi are ten dollar: box or six o of Horrow past live | | . including the four prize winners for B. F. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS will be presented every week. ollars, two box seats at Keith's, and either a seats at the Strand. Try your hand. ‘These awards Home cived. for the Rapti for irle Club will give a in Mt. Ples and Keny n ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. The Catholic Home for Aged Ladies 'l give its anuual reception and ion par t the home, 3043 P from oclock. Nearest Apparatus Too Far Away, Citizens Claim, in Petition. national 1. will b o Pos com- the retir- - his fare- Wiliam commander, w ddress. The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' Ame in Sherwood Presbyterian Church. silon Fraternity is ation at 8:30 o'clock ard tomorrow night will have a lauce at the chapter house, 3320 Tath street northwest. AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS Thomson Center, 12th and L streets arents and friends the Dramatic and Stgma Alpha 1 hold an ini tion taken at a meeting in Emery School last night. I w on between Eckington and Mt. Rai- nier and declared that the nearest irancing club: nter are in- = C, New ted to & TH i entertain. { fire truck is at New York and New .ent on Friday evening. December 1.{ Jersey avenues northwest. 2+ 8 o'clock. The program will con- | . <" said Mr. Wise, “has a of Thanksgiving play, pianoi - That truck. interpretive &roup and | long. up-hill run to the fire alarm dancing. ion will be | boxes along Rhode Island avenue ents. the proceeds to b used 1ol nortneart and there shauld be one in, Ice cream and cake will | that vicinity.” 1 sale after the entertainment. homson _ Center activitles—To- | sion alao indorsed the bill penaing in «: Ksperanto Club; special activ- 2 i 3 _l('\ nw'hau. ‘Adult Dramatic Club; | Congress to give rr::""el:"sf!ogg ld*;ev!':“ anawhas Young Men's Athletic Club; !lczf\rfl T:dd;;':‘fmmz oS the Dia: Vi in seve a sy | trict purchase their uniforms. One-Man Cars Opposed. The one-man cars being used by the st Washington, 7th street and ylvania avenue southeast—To- | saillinery; library. im';_';“{_’fi‘ Y denunciation. e Wilson Normal, 1ith and Harvard{ W. G. Henderson, chairman of €19 <ireets northwest—Tonight: Colum- | publ unm;»s Lgaarlrml;; inission ‘a A. C.: Lonesome Club: choral junderstood the TR CR ool new contemplates gra nir, Federated Catholic Alumnae. | contemplates Srars ne-man car some Then, referring to Park View, Warder and Newion |time in Januar, & streets morthwest—Tomorrow after- :;.‘-‘a{:mmcm;;nr:fl; m;a-?'a“?fi fgn: Mothers” Club monthly meet- | [ anteen more one-man cars, Mr. Henderson said: “With the compan: of these cars I mus v adding_more t state frankly ney, Nichols avenue and Howard <irear utheast—Tomorrow after- on: Junfor cedlework Guild; | that I have very little hope of cl:lu:g; \chisvement B Achievement | ing the commission’s view al 1 hope I am wrong, but I Adult Sewing Club; Sunbeam ks hearing. = ‘annot help feeling that way. o | ““The association re-clected Selden ing principal in the *Claveland-Phelps, Sth and T streets | M. Ely. superv rorthwest—This afternoon: Voca- | public school system. to be president {>nel Guldance Boys' and Girls'ifor a sixth consecutive term. Mr iubs: the girls' groups will do mil- { Henderson was elected first vice linery, bead work. rag-doll-making, | president in place of C. A. Bowman, crocheting, knitting and flower- | who has moved into Maryland. Dl:i insanl s Ella R. Fales was re-elected secon |vica president and Jesse W. Morgan again was chosen secretary-treasurer. i ——#[ir. Ely and Mr. Henderson were re- 1 1 d delegates to the eral Painful History | jsified delegasen e, et = 4% | bers were chosen for m\e\'_exegllnvve L ) : Willlam ise, T. e _You would forget unpleasant SRUMER o'Carter, H. S, Mceknam, +hings, and so would other men, so|Nif Edward Fuhrman and T. Homer don’t dig up old smarts and stings, | Hall. i 3 i imously went with idle tongue or pen; he is no| The association unan 'n"a] frifl:d gwho brpingg femem. |on record in opposition to changing 2 g the name of the Eckington Publlc brance back again. Since I was|school to the Lemon G. Hine School, pinched for hitting up some fifty |in memory of the former Comn;ls- les or more, I must each day with |sioner “;‘ho ""flgpd";h;h:éa“fl;:t jon £ ; < . v oppos 4 <orrow sup, that fopic makes me |Those who OBD s - : lained that they were-in accord with sore; my friends still pass the bitter | the plan to honor the name of Mr. cup, and make my life a bore. “I { Hine, but thought it should be given hear you served a stretch in ja il” | to a new school. i i Trafle Ofcer. my neighbor cries, at dawn, when | Seek J got forth with hose and pail to| W. J. Frizzell told of efforts he has moisten down the lawn; yet he { been making to obtain a traffic officer iy he | B Orth Capitol street and Rhode inust know his jest is stale, its point | jsland avenue. forever gone. And when is tolled | Eresident El“sm:n:’sh;}!{hzo?n‘;:t € £ = e the evening bell, and I sit down tmgifm"o; ;fi"é’ et VAnnualite: rest. I hear the passing voter vell, | orig also were submitted by Secre- “You like vour frudm?l best? This |tary Morgan, Johnb L hslc)\rou, clht?lr- thing of living in a cell is certainly {man of the membership committee, no lgggl," They mean no harm, I|and T. W. Stanton, chairman of the 2 H . mittee. realize, they think their humor fine; | **420! S2Ti5'of the classroom tn which and yet they fill with poignant the association met were covered for s is aching breast of mine, |the occasion with an ex| of the n’vfim{o:lcl:up to Eny weary (:ye! ;‘;‘: work of the children of the Emery waves of scalding brine. I would Schigol jorget the sixty days I spent in durance vile, but harmless, well-in- 12ntioned jays combine to stir my hile; my Berserk ire they daily raise. and do it with a smile. (Copyright) WALT MASO —_— Important Change in Schedule. Effective Sun., Dec. 8, Southern Rail- way train No. 135 will leave Wash- ington 8:20 a.m. instead of 8:55 a.m. as at present. No change in No. 35 leaving 11 am. City Ticket Office, 1425 F.—Advertisement. ablishment of a new fire truck jon Capitol will meet at 8 o'clock { company in Eckington will be recom. | ganized labor movement, directly or mended to the Comfnissioners by the | indirectly, is responsible for their ob- North Capitol and Eckington Citizens’ | taining those seats, according to a Associations as the result of ac-|statement issued yesterday by Sam- the | uel Gompers, ! on motion of Mr. Wise the associa- | ECKINGTON WANTS LABOR SAYSIT ELPED NEW FIRE TRUCK| 182 CONGRESSMEN WiN { | Aided 24 to Go to Senate, 58 to House, in Recent Voting, De- clares Committee. Twenty-four senators and 138 rep- resentatives supported by the Ameri- can Federation of Labor are sitting HIll today and the or- Frank Morrison and James O'Connell, who supervised the liam E. Wise, chairman of the |political activities of organized labor police and fire committee called at- | during its recent congressional cam- tentlon to the rapld growth going|paign. The report stated that nine mem- bers of the present Senate had been aided to defeat by organized labor's movement. One was a democrat, Sen- | ator Pomerene of Ohio. Albert J. Beveridge and Representative Mon- cell, republican candidates for the Senate, were listed as having been opposed by the committee. Speakers, state and local organi- zations and distribution of literature were items entering into labor's cam- | paign during the last election. In part, the statement reads: “While a report was made to the executive council and to the Ameri- can Federation of Labor convention | held in Cincinnatl on the actlvities of the national non-partisan political campaign committee up to that time, It was deemed best to include that portion in the full report of what was done during the entire primary and election campaigns. “The result has been gratifying. The lack of funds proved a hindrance in sending out_as many speakers as it was hoped to the various states. We utilized the activity of the A. F. of L. organizers. Most of the meager funds at our disposal were utilized In the printed word. “The American Federation of La- bor is most fortunately situated to be of service not only to labor, but to the high aspirations of the masses of our people. Our international unions, state federations, city central bodies, their non-partisan legislative committees and our organizers are permanent bodies through whom may be conveyed the mecessary activities in order that the righ#s and welfare of the masses of our country may be protected and promoted not only upon the economic, but also the political | flela. “We cannot too highly commend the spirit of solidarity and activity so ex- cellently displayed. For our part, we may also add that we gave every ef- fort within our power to contribute to the accomplishment of the result both in the primaries and the recent elections. “Your committee recommends that it be authorized in the name of the executive council to endeavor to bring about co-operation of all labor and progressive organizations and groups so that there may be unity of action to protect and promote the rights and interests of the working people and the people generally.” Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic and germ destroyer. The box bears the uj ature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 30c. —Advertisement. REQUISITION REFUSED. Because the extradition papers from the governor of Maryland were defective Justice Bailey of the Dis- trict Supreme Court released Calvin R. McCawthorne at a hearing on_his petition for habeas corpus. Mec- Cawthorne is from Bradyville, Tenn., and his wife resided at Waldorf, Md., and he was alleged to have assaulted her when he led revenue agents to her home .last month. A large uantity of corn liquor is sald to ve beon found at the Waldorf house. Attorney Michael F. Mangan appeared for McCawthorne. i N Portion of New System!NeExT T Spann & Awaits Further Action of . -’. Q!.Amln.:gr ERA Council Committee. A portion of the new tem for rating public school teachers, drafted by the committee on ratings of the Teachers’ Council, was adopted by that body at a special meeting last night in the Franklin School. The remainder of the proposed plan was recommitted to the rating committee, headed by Miss May P. Bradshaw, for recasting That part of the new rating system approved provides that teachers in the future be rated at the ¢nd of each M T #a 1 school year as follows: “Teachers who stand very high in of th all first five ellent, chers who stand high in four of the five first classes and do good work in the remaining class shall be classes shall be Whos it in th ded good. ‘hers who work is good but first five classes in the main do- - fair work. but who show indl- ions of weakness in some of these five cla. should be d fair. Grounds for Dismixsal. “Teach commended - for marked unsatl such unsati hasis for 4 by two s Tor a period ster. who are ex A4 who ing t least or he few t lent in the fi also excel in the g hall he rated superic chers" That part of the plan on which the council wree and which will e recast rating committee provided t “A m 1 he Interpre- shall su it to int - equi for dismissal. h shall be & wing heads and s @A general gra NXpressing 1 judgment of the supervisin and class work der, prompine attention 1o ventilation and hygie: £ improvement, civ tion it school and loc particiy iies “1 Health standards of unde ac- artificial eight) i | . { (excluding a over cheerfulness Jiks or human be: | inis and toleravce i 5 Applied knowledze of related | [subjects, “# Initiative, per v, inuspira- {tion, creative force, school betier. 1o schools Outlined. ntend- the coun- school n ment, high potential vi Pendinz e Leislatio W u, s s. presented t 1 outlin the civic \d sehaol night, and » he represented fent of the coun- | princ i Hirh | School, instrueted the delegates what tactics to use in Congress while loh- [ hying for the ot the Capper | | teachers’ s rsure. | twe nd at cinese m “Don't_ir memhera of Con- | gress” advised Mr. Davis. “If we wish to g » teachers’ salary bil through we must go ahout it in an orderly, atic w: Any dupli- ication of o will not irritation. hut { former effort [ MRS. BELL ILL IN HOSPITAL. ¢ even n Mrs. Mahel rdiner Boll, of Alexander Graham Bell, and fnventor of the teleph dted August s a patient in th, Marburg building of the Johns Hop king Hospital. She entcred the in stitution Monday, but it is said her condition is not serious. i DANCE Tyrole Club 240016thSt.N.W. Thur. Eve. » p.m. Meyer Davis - Music Informal i MADONNA; nesday Mat., 13th and G. Regi Dec.'10th Every Eve.. 50c to $2.50; Thuy. Mat., 50c to N. Y. WINTER X E. Morrison Paper Co. The Villain Still Pursued Her A Musioal Mellowdraym, SAR LAl coMPANY The Beason's Brilliant Musical Event on.. AIDA: Ty 5 ALES HOFFMAN, Ever L5’ Dok e w. and £2 to Boe. le now at Mrs. Wilso "MATL ORDERS NOW. .50: Sat. Mat.. 50c to $2.00.. GARDEN REVUE. Prexenting 1 WILLIE & B CNE HOWARD GALAXY OF STARS 125 BROADWAY BEAUTIES ARRICRISY'ENT: 3o 15 330 Wm. Harris. Jr.. Will Present FAY BAINTER In Monckton Hof New Play “THE PAINTED LADY” With Arthur Byron And a Notable Company of 50. P L e NEXT SUNDAY_SEATS THUKS. Direct from a Philadelphin Triumph Jules Hurtig and wry. Shubert Will Pro The Funniest of All Farces “JUST MARRIED” —WITH— Vivign Martin—Lynn Overman And the original cast that played for ©5 weeks In New York, and six months in Chic: Continuous LAST DAY FIRST NATIONAL #RESENTS CONSTANCE TALMADGE U Bt. at 12th With grent support in her sipreme triumph, we “EAST IS WEST” KINOGRAMS—PAUL PARROTT COMEDY STR a Nn BAZAROV. NINTH-AT-D The Celebratel American Male Contralto and his Concert Company Tomorrow Night, 8:30 ADMISSION 25 Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church, John Marshall and C Sts. N.W. ORIENTAL Bazaar. 1205 Penna. Ave. N.W. | Japanese Gift Shop Open Evenings Eversharp and Shur=Rite Pencils Make Ideal Christmas Gifts. 50c up A Wonderful Self-Filling Fountain Pen Makes an Ideal Christ- mas Gift. $1.00 up Get It at Gibson’s 917919 G St. N.W. A wonderful display, showing the most effe. Cards 1009 Pa. Ave. DOPER LA BO LLERIA and gggyxgucft T at.. Eve., CARMEN, © OF THE . Mat.. $2 to $1; Wed- Preliminary advance Of 1922 MASCARDS ive idess in Xmus . 75c—MATINEE TODAY—75¢ SPECIAL MATINEE THANKSGIVING “GIMME A THRILL” With THE GARDIN { WEDNESDAY NIGHT November 1 £ ing Eve. L northwest PLAY Continuous From 18 Noom Paul Whaiteman Presents His Romance of Rbythm Orchestra Direetion Alex Hyde, B.M.U.S.N. OTHER SUPERB ACTS =1 — Photoplay — | SHIRLEY MASON % Ia “YOUTH MUST HAVE LOVE' ! fi 2 SHOWS FOR PRICE OF 1 Yats.—Popular Prices—N{ g, 10c—31c wwE rawmwEE ight. CONTINUOUSPERFORMANCE HIGH.CLASS | FEATURE VAUDEVILLE | PHOTOPLAYS ‘\ ; “‘};;:i‘;'s,‘. :‘in( Tize Seen i Mg | “THE LONE || Fred Lightner Co. HAND" i} “Act Beautiful”| “HOOT” (ED) 1] B Baneens GIBSON “Krazyquilt | A Gomedy Drama Prince & et i Edwards Extra Comedies Unusual Nonsense Vi & Tully Classy Acrobats A surprise Eddie Sloan A Clever Blackace News and Chats Photoplay Starts at 1:45, 4:45 and 8:00 Vaudeville Starts 3:00, 6:30 and 9:00 ATTEND THEELKS’ rd Annual $2 Per Couple Refreshments Worth While Attending 1009 E St. N.W. Upstairs Thanksgiving Dinner Sarved all Day $1.50 { Real Candies The finest in Washington. The sort worth $1.50. Made specially by Mary Sweet in our own candy kitchen. Hand- some pound boxes, $1.00. Mary Sweet Candies 709.D St. N.W. Opposite Kann's 1 i i 1 BATTERY DEAD? Call Main 555 FOUR FIVES), IfIl Be to Your Advantage OUTHLAND BATTERY Y ERVICE FREE DELIVERY SOUTHLAND %87%Re” Mfgrs. of Radio and Stirting Batteries—32 Years’ i Unconditional Guarantee 923 12th St. N.W. ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION €0., INC', Buccessors to Preston A. Roberts, The Munsey bldg. Main 1776. Butlders of the “IDEAL” Garage—consider. e | 3! b—C Terms | | Admission $2.50 Each Person Universal Service Don’t want for some- thing when a Star Clas- sified Ad will supply it for you. Star Classified Ads are far-reaching— and resultful. Every- body depends upon them to get help; to get a po- sition ; to find something lost—because they are so universally read. Star Classi fied Columns are the city’s clearing house. “Around the corner” is a Star Branch Office CHARITY BALL TO BE GIVEN BY Washington Lodge, No. 15 Thanksgiving Night WILLARD HOTEL Informal NATIONAL THEATER TONIGHT ,,, 2% werx . Tomor. & Sat. CHARLES DILLINGHAM Presents In the Thriller of Thrillers, BULL DOG DRUMMOND More fun than *The Bat"—N. Y. Times. NEXT WEEK 15uon TOMORROW HENRY MILLER . CHATTERTON { lle’'s Great Play {LA TENDRESSE -~ H BURTON | OLME SUNDRY ?fi“fllfll 430 ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURES And Colored Views PRESENT DAY nee. 3. = 4 PEKING .. ¥ Dec. 1 INTO CHINA UP THE B30 YANGTZE KIANG Ledieg wrs yapan Dec. 17, 18 Course Tickets Now Selling, $4, $3.50, F250, $2, $1.80. Closes Tomorrow. Single Sale Opens Friday, Dee. 1. Refreshments E TR | 11 A M—ALL W Ching, Chingman." sumed in relating it cinema: bang-off soene of a tersi ripping situation that bri iz a love story that is es in a civic center. is so well toid n and value. tion picture industry. ACTION EVERY MINUTE! P Paranount Adapted from Mgary Johrston's Famous Novel BETTY CONPSON---BERT LYTELL [~ WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT NEXT WEEK’S SHOW Preferred Pictures Production “SHADOWS” ““The story. adapted from Wilbur Daniel Steels’s famous tograpiigally £y by unnaticed. c storm st sca 2nd concludes With s heart- tears from the watery optics. gua ne distiuction that camnot be taken sway from vix production i the fact tiat stically, it s one of the truly great achicvements of the m —MOTION PICTURE WORLD. - T0 HOLD” -three minates oon- It opens with tiat the eigh! Interwoven cet 83 the proud tulip so princely p t is out of tn€ordinary in story FAVORITE ¥, LPH VALY L CHANCE at It St. EXI TINO, W BN e and WON at O Street MAE MR P 3 6th & C NEW STANTON ot&c s> STHE MAN WITH TWo 1th & N. C. Ave. S0 TODAY AND 1 o TAN ot 10th MACHONALD, CRANDALL’S "®e= POTIAY AND TOM( W LICHARD THE 2 HE VAL edv. A K v, BERE DANIELS, Yo in. Ave. & Quebee S Metro Presents “QUINCY The greatest story of homefolks ever written! WITH JOHN BOWERS BLANCHE SWEET LON CHANEY BARBARA LaMARR LOUISE FAZENDA JUNE ELVIDGE ELMO LINCOLN Featare Presented D at 10140 A. M., 1:00, SBECOND GREAT WEEK Special Film Features 249 Wisconnin Av. CAST, DUMBARTON ' a1 HIPPOD! ALL HUSEANDS TAR nd Irving Sts. LYRIC '3n = < LAKE, OVER AMERICAN !315 and w5 ave o Hi S LTRS HARRY CAREY MAN £ § AT NEW THEATER %, In “THE GIRL Wit Kth St. SF DYS WALTON AN WILD "W, HAROLD LLOYD GRANDMA" ALL CHILDR BOY N. B. F. KEITH’C VAUDEVILLE Circuit _lir uxe 'l'}!ll.l‘ GALA HOLIDAY BILL The Dimpied Darling of the Dance ANN PENNINGTON With The STZWART SISTERS In & Recital T New Dunces CHIEFTAix >ABPOLICAN The Sensation: The Bons: In MITTY Seens 1. Thanksgiving 4455 and 6R2S BUY EARLY! Veek Oth, Near ¥ GAYETY fiisrimine BILLY WATSON AXD HIS Beef Trust Beauties Waxt Week—BOXN-TCNS. RODOLPH | “THE YOUNG RAJAH" =2 El A wonderful, gorgeous love = | tale of East and West with = Valentino in a great role. = With WANDA HAWLEY o "RANDALL'S METROPOLITAN F AT TENTH—L THIS WEEK 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Doors Open at 10:30 4. M.’ First National Presents KATHERINE MacDONALD With Bryant Washbura and XNige! Barrie in George Kibbe Turner’s WHITE SHOULDERS ——AND— BUSTER KEATON In His Funniest Farce. The ELECTRIC HOUSE 4—ADDED HITS—4 AL s1 Fifth Washington Appearance KOCHANK; The Violinist ational Theater, Friday, 4130 Tickets: $2.50, $2.00, $L50, $1.00 and War Tax. T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G St. CADE Fxoiting “Lucky Spot” Dance ‘With a Big, Fat TURKEY Glasses, Speaking Doil. 10 Boxes of other novel prizes for the lucky ones each dance. TONIGHT . INEW STUDIO, | Instruct PRIVATH incoln 6080, room 14, between AFFORD PEM Wint, Hoffman, Mae Mureay othiers: lessons in sl st BERTO tar. partner 10 Maude Allan of danclng. 300 TADVANCE] " nners’ ol Teach you 1o dance correctly in & few lessons, strictly private. Any bour. rate studios Class and class dance Sat. tiol cing. 9 to Rightway School of D;nclllig 514 Twelfth (Near 12th and For 10 years America’s forsmost ‘i the Rightway mothods of iustruction any n learn to dance the Fox Trol, Waliz One-step in 2 few private lessons. Lady awd Gentleman _nstructors. appointment quired._Hours 10 a.m. to m GLADYSE WILBUR, No. @ Dupont circle, Dupont studio. Franklin 1485-W. Galiroom Danciag, Stags Training. Children's Classes. ~