Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 58

8 TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL —David Warfleld as “The Merchant of Venice™; o Irish “Troubles of 19227 15 and §:15 p.m. of the and 9 p.m. Lord Roberts.” and 8:45 p.m. » bur- Ad!’ “Ten Nights am., 12 4. 6, 8 and 10 pom B wsay It With Flowers" n!nm«; spe W. R. E. COMPANY STARTSI NEW BUS LINE SERVICE Coaches Operating From Co)umbinl Road and Connecticut Avenue to Cleveland Park. on Reilway and Elec- erday began opera- line from Colum- ‘ticut avenue ‘v by way of Cleve- The Washi Company ye \¢ its new bu 1 Con \avenue o starting service running on a ten- between 6:30 a.m. rom that hour untll s will operate on r. Columbia road the busses run north on Connecticut avenue to Wood Tth_street, to Ca- thedral to Woodley road again, to street, to Newark street, to Wisconsin avenue, south to Macomb street, and returning by the same route. DEMAND JURY TRIALS. Men Charged With Turning False Fire Alarms Are Arraigned. ampe, a fireman doing ompany No. 17 of the bia fire department, in | t northwest, - fenses of tur fire alarms cday might, atraigned in the District of Columnia branen of Foliee ¥ before Judge John P. = not guilty, de- heir cases | DETAILED WITH CADETS. Warrant Officer Orestus J. Kincaid, 1 . NOW on duty at Camp Stephen . Nogales. Ariz.. has been de- ty with the high schools of of Columbia in connection with the military training of the colored ! high school cadets. He is ordered to re- jort to the commanding general, 3d ore, Md. “orps Area. Balti ATTENTION Stag Hotel, 608 9th| Phone Main §108 $10.38 room. 50 per «nl -.\ Used to Rose,” | vaudeville, ; w m, of | 1 w | } A wonderful display, showins the most effective ideas in Cards E. Morrison Paper Co.‘ 1009 Pa. Ave THE P. A. ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION CO., INO, Successors to Preston A. Roberts, The Munsey bldg. Main 1776. Bullders of the “IDEAL” G-nn—muun\ ing quality, the cheapest In the city. Ee- ber the name—ROBERTS. $1¢ Down. $10 Month—Cash er Terms: | ORIENTAL Bazaar, 1205 Penna. Ave. N.W. Japanese Gift Shop Open Evenings "~ FRESH CROP MIXED NUTS Pound, 23c 5 Pounds for $1.00 English Walnuts, Almonds, Hazel Nuts and_Brazil Nuts— Vine, Plump. Sweet. Good— the regular 30¢_quality. And tons of Christmas Can- dics. MARY SWEET CANDIES 709 D St. N.W. Opposite Kann's _ NN, Of Commerce BANK ¥ Greee Cor. 7th & E Sts. Christmas Savings Club Make your deposits in the tmas Savings Club reg- and every week ' in month you will grow richer, happier and better. NOW OPEN. %2 % ZZ 7 % 7 Z X% X MASCARDS| 77777 0 v // /,,////// BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVING CORNER 7th AND E STREETS going to do. back seat, do you mean by that? Joseph—He made me real little, but 1f. W you do get it The villain cried, Then Pithy Pavagraphs Please address all contributions to this column to EDITOR OF PITHY PARAGRAPHS EVENING STAR Johnny—Pa, how do people pull those big bootleg deals? I'reoccupied Father—With the bo jack, 1 suppose. = 7 strect northw . henceforth bf k “Tiger, said _ that Little Son—Well, I know what I ai ife runs the automobile ! S. BOWD. CLARKE. oft ot- he but went out when you get to be a man> n't 1 ain't going to sit on the and tend to kids, while my 2035 1st strect morthwes!. e e Sunday e who made yi Can you tell Joseph (five years)—God made part me. Sunday School Teacher—Why, growed the rest mysel MRS. JE 91, E street northe. e e E. HERBERT, what There are no marriages in Heaven. omen are there ould have. in plenty, and some men, but not the kind whom any woman JAMES W. QUIGLEY. “Hard” coal is right! Hard to g The New Ber To the heroine, shaking with fright a _voice from the gallery I yelled, But ‘you will ‘be tomorrow night?" HENRY DEVORE. ng street morthwest. PRty et, hard to pay for, and hard to burn after ) GLEN B CcURTISS ne. re we all alone?" gh 900 10th street northeast. e e o You can trust a bootlegger about as far as you can trust a bootlicker. JIMMIE CARBON, 725 13th street northwest. The Pithy Paragraph film, including the four prize winners for each week, will be shown at the B. F. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS. Identical prizes will be presented every week. These awards are ten dollars, five dollars, two box seats at Keith's, box or six orchestra seats at the Strand. i Try your hand. e THE .EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922. 2 ASKS WOMEN TO SUPPORT AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS, SCHOOL LEGISLATION Organization of Mothers and Par- ent-Teachers Plans Appeal for Submission to Congress. Plans for a movement to enlist every national organization of women with headquarters in Washington in support of school legislation pending in Congress were made by the execu- tive committee of the District Con- gress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Assoclations at a meeting_ Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Vir- ginia White Speel. They will be sub- mitted to the congress for approval at its next mecting Tuesday. The committee discus various legislative matters, but deferred def nite action on them until the next session. One of the measures sidered was the Calder bill providing for the pensioning of mothers in the District. It also made arrangements to play Santa Claus to the Billie . (age 4, at dinner)—Daddy, give me_another piece of meat. Dad Bill, —~1f you—whal £ you got it cut. LIZABETH LEE RUSSELL. 810 18th street northwest. PR don’t you know it's Sunday? “Johnny. You mustn't play marbles out there on the sidewalk. Go into the back yard if ,mother, but what day of [ letters to old Saint Nick in his z the week is it in the ba home. " Postmaster General Wor SLAN s, be requested to turn over to the com= LELAND b JANES, ar. mittee all letters found in local mail 1200 15th street morthwest. LR With its 39-cent marriages, Towa's taking a chance on 30-cent families. T. H. HEATH, The Pasadena. boxes addressed to Santa. E NLARGEMENT Ot Snapshots Make Appreciated Gifts ‘isitor—What's t| I'm going hat thing, Oswald? to call it “The Visitor—Why don't you finish the | head? p Mave Your | 8x10 Artist—Can't: the paint's not thick Favorite Enlargement enough. Negative e i PFLUGER, Enlarged Queen_ Chapel road northeast. Branch Store A ipoiiticrs i 5 i atetat M. A. LEES 712 11th St. unless he h grind Optieal ©14 9th Street | MISS AUDREY VAN 0§ Company RAILROAD QUE When a collision i > cutertcatt s Saall il Get It At Gibson’s PR Open Evenings Until Christmas ou think you have written truly od_ stuff, 1 e t Special Sale You never should weak nor child- | 2 3 fonn ishly huft Christmas Tree Lighting If the judge your merit decries. Stick to it, no matter how hard or how rough The going may look in vour eves, Perchance, by exhibiting grit and some | bluff. 1 You'll finally capture a pribze. 4. E. MIDDLETO. 1324 Monroe street northwest. | i Outtits, 8-light carbon sets. $1.98 Complete 8 Light Mazda Sets $2.98 Complete Extra Carbon and Mazda Bulbs at Cut Prices Give Your Child An Eastman Brownie Camera, $2.00 Up and either a Thayer’s Printing Office Now Located at 909 12th St. N.W. (12th and Eye Sts. N.W.) Telephone Main 1816 Howard S. Fisk, Manager SPECIAL Save this ad and bring it in with you. Good for 5% discount on any cash pur- chase Friday and Saturday. Open Evenings Until 10 0’Clock gifts are always most acceptable. Please re: carefully the following list of suggestions: Electric Trains, $4.75 up Electric Lighted Bungalows, $1.75 up Complete stock of the follo\\'- ing accessor Bridges, tllnnels, stations, lamp posts, telegraph poles, warning_ signals and extra cars. Extra track, 15c per section. Moving Picture Machines, Complete Sets, $5.95 up. Famous Pinkatone Receiv- ing Set has ranfe of 100 miles, $14.75 with double head phones. Christmas Tree Lighting Qutfits, priced $1.49 up. Extra Lamps, 15c up. Two specials on electric trains on Friday and Satur- day only! Lionel Outfit No. 165, con- sisting of reversible locomo- tive, three cars, 14 sections of track and rheostat. List, $15. i .95 34 Lionel Outfit, No. 33 reversible engine, 2 No. . cars, 12 sections of track. List price, $20.00. Speeial, $16.25 Extra Locomotives, 0 Gauge, $4.00 up. Standard Gauge, $9.00 " CONTINENTAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 808 9th St. N.W. ‘Wanhington, D. C. Phone Main 8326 Open Evenings Until 10 O'clock. Interest Wut Be Paid Eastman Folding Kodaks, $6.50 Up If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a Kodak. Get It At Gibson’s 917-919 G St. NW. GALLERY'S Catholic Book Store Now Located 7IS 1ith Street N.W. ‘ew Doors North of G st.) XMAS SUGGESTIONS Get a Crib Set for the ¢ Chrlutmas Candle for permunent gift The Xmas Gift That Delights THE FAN.IOUS Hooms made bondise Recognized as the Your Own Selection _ C Ib. PUREST AND BEST Homemade Candies in America Always Displayed O;IIY One Price Made FreSh Daily in Ribbon Baskets Two Stores—1010 E St.—614 13tk St. Alexandria Agency—Monticello Hotel OPEN SUNDAYS “The Store the Edison Owner Recommends™ Q Edvon. THE GREATEST CHRIST- MAS GIFT FOR ALL THE FAMILY A New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph This Is the Official Laboratory ~ Model 295 Mahogany or Oak This Laboratory Model positively the best instrument that Mr. Edison makes. It’s impossible for him to make any better phonograph than this of- ficial Laboratory model. Sold on any terms you want, 00 is Record Capacity 72 records WHEN YOU GET AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH BE SURE TO Get It at Gibson’s 917-919 G St. N.W. WE PLAY | JEW/'S VAUDEVILE 2 SHOWS FOR PRICEOF 1 Continuous_From 12 Noon The Diminutive Entertainer LITTLE LORD ROBERTS Four Other Superb Acts ver Morosco’ “THE HALF BREED” With WHEELER OAEKMAN MOORE'S RIALTO 11 A.M.—LAST 3 DAYS—11 P.M. A PICTORIAL DELIGHT Paramount Presents LIONEL 22072 72272 In Au Adaptation of Jack Boy:='s Famous Story THE FACE THE FOG STELLAR SUPPORTING CAST ORCHESTRA 2% s SIDIARIES Z2227 //////////// 9%~ NEXT WEEK ~pg Petcr B Kyne's “Brothers Under the Skin” Featuring HELEN= CHADWICK. CLARA WINDSOR Lz // 0 &2 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Announces The Inauguration of Lucius Charles Clark as Chancellor At Memorial Continental Hall, Friday, Dec. 15. | Academic Procession Will Form at 4:30 P.M. Publu: Is lnuxted '.'.LIIIlIIIIIlllll"llllll“lllllI"IIIIIII 's Famous 12-ln-1 BILL FOLD $1.00 For ladies or gentlemen; made of genuine leather. Coi venient, ornamental. Makes a fine Xmas preseni. Other Bill Folds Up to $TO HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G St. N. W. Open Evenings Until Christmas Wrap Your Bundles Attractively---------- Grove has best grade of silkk ribbon, STAR tissue paper and Dennison Seals. Big Assortment HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G Street N.W. Open Evenings Until_ Christmas Open Evenings Until Christmas 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 917.919 G St. N.W. STA'I'IOIIEI!Y We have a complete line of Hurd's and Whiting sta- tionery, at various prices. An appropriate gift, useful and appreciated always. HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G St. N. W. Open Evenings Untll Christmas Special Film Features PINAN.Y.Ave N W, TODAY, AND TO- HIPPODROME TAST THREE DAYS ALD, _in DO} anm’ CAREY, in Comed. THERE WAS Based on the poem by Rud- yard Kipling. “The Vampire” WITH ESTELLE TAYLOR and LEWIS S. STONE Beginning Sunday MARION DAVIES In “The Young Diana” Surood:s mCRANDALL’s Arnl.l.o 'rnrrrm L IBER" !\'-r!l Canitol an. mes __ Oliver “THB VALLEY OF SILENT, ME ALMA RUBENS and LEW CODY, fl]fl T A T MR A TODAY AND TOMORROW, at 7 and 9 p.m.—THEODORE ROBERTS ‘and | LOEW'S m | OLIIMBI Admission, 25 cents, including war tax. in “PAID BACK." RAPHAEL S RUPERT HUGHES' FAVORITE * Z mm ADWAY TRUXTON Y.\, “OTHER WOM CAROLIN, I 1HE NAM f'RANDAA.l ’S T_AND ToMORROW ! “REMEMBRANCE." MAY MURRAY. in _Rose” | The Famous Pr ey oducer of emen” and ner of Zenda® Hth & v « 7 The Picture Sensation, Beginning Sunday .. LAURETTE TAYLOR In a picturization of her great stage success! “‘PEG D' HY HEART' GE_BELLAMY, d JOHN BOWER (p And LARRY S “TROUBLES OF 1922 M'LLE., ANN CODEE and autiful 'l'Lvi bhle erse——25 ights—25c-81 day, Bunday and Holidays) DOUBLE SHOW A Wonderful “VAUDEVILLE SHOW” SIX CLASSY ACTS A PREMIER PHOTOPLAY “BROAD DAYLIGHT” | WITH LOIS WILSON JACK MULHALL & RALP Comedy (Except on Sut Also showing next Sunday mat- inee and evening U st Cort:nuons. LINCOLN s TODAY AND TOMORROW GUY BATES POST In “THE MASQUERADER” Comedy. ‘‘Pop Tuttle's Fire Fighters'* Fox News at 12th LEWIS Picture—News—Chats See These Star Acts MIGNONETTE. KOKIN (0. M'LAL - - — CRAND I METROPOLITAN F AT TENTH _! LAST THREE DAYS 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. OPEN AT 10:30 DOO! MAURICE TOURNEUR'S Superb Vehicle for Madze R-1. lamy, Frank Keenan sad John J | Bowers. H “The Word and the Way A Bible Pageant-Drama for Christmas Central High School Saturday Afternoon. December 23. 3 P.M. Saturday Night Decomber 23, §:30 P and $1.0v. on Sale by the 4 at Newsstands in New Willard LORNA DOONE ——ANBD— LARRY SEMON With Lucille Carlisle in THE AGENT Overture—~The Thistle™ World Survey—Press Fun rannm relios G Shoretan Hotels. Reservations for Homes Hospitals and Orphanages urds Afternnon Perform 2] Tomight, & Sharp Matinee Saturday DAVID BELASCO Prasents MR. WARFIELD 1 SHYLOCK = ‘The Merchant of Venice’! WE ATS AELIING | Flns’r TIIE o AME Prosent MARGARET" ’LAWRENCE In the London Triumph - | = - — | [ = :- ANNUAL MEETING Anti-Saloon League of the District of Columbia COLUMBIA ||»|1.|||~ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bark Boad, West of Eeurtoen Fri Evening. Decem Busmes: Meeting at 7 O'Clock Public Mesting at 8 By ludolph Besier 4 by BURTON HOLMES MOTION PICTURES A“JD‘ COLORED VIEWS SPECIAL ExrnA!B . KEITII’S d May Eddington. m_Forrest. Anerica: Pastor St Kingdom Allinnce PUBLIC IS INVITED SUNDAY MATINEE *' IVA UDEVILLE! S ey PR R Ire ‘Theater The incomparable BELLE BAKER Exclusivs Songs by Blanche Merrill, “EAST OF SUEZ” INDIA-BURMA-CEYLON-SIAM SUNDAY EVENING AT 8:30 MONDAY MATINEE AT 4:40 Shubert Attractions MAT. TODAY :20 ) Poli's =5y New York Winter Garden Eevae SPASSING SHOWS OWARD | !GRACIE DEAGON & JACK MACK { James et iE 08 Eddie Weber & Maricn raps,” The Stanlevs. Comedian WELLINGTON CROSS Proncatlng H s e AND 00"”“ r's Famous Beautics ln “WIT 3 WEEK BEG. SORDAY NIGRT | vuvieu ™ u'?&?"a‘.‘.’)“:... 815 SEATS NOW SELLING i3t 15 & o0 e s and 1) | BUY EARLY Phones Main 484, 4485 TONIGHT AT 8:30 e PRESIDENT| ""° Pa. Ave., at 11th St. Phone Fr. 5408 D GREAT WEEK! FRONT ROW SEATS 5, $50 Get Them at Useal P O e I Tou My rices: Nighta, S0c te $8.50. Mat. Thars., 50c to §1.50. Sat. Mat., 5oc to § _—f :Lafcadio Hearn’s J AP Au The Latest In S ~ T Unfamiliar BEN MEROFF and IBACH'S | balet, intersretive and Beverved Soats, $1.60, §1, 7TTe. $0c plus tax.. | witn ALLEN QuTRi 1 2102 Tith nw. | | quired. i ‘CRANDALL'S Avenre ~e% P Mol V—Special Cast ia “WAY DOWN TODAY--LON CHANEY. tn o " n “FLESH AN EAS And PANMASON! W op AMERI FATHERTN | M T 0 PAU. and Wil u' Fave PAREOTT, in nd nuzu An AY.” cmnmws xomx urs; Gn. “l' & Quebee St TODAY—ALH? LARKE, in “WOMAN'K 1 And 7 PARROIT, in NEW STANTON #2131 6:15. 8, 9:30 p.m. GIFT. LEADER h Near E _ eridi oL 9t Oapacity Audicnces Greeted the Opening—Ask _Anybody. All This Week, Mo IN A “TEN o .z:" K MATCUEY RIOT and GEORGE II'( H oS oAl s o i i e (PN S s in TSP 2 SAVOY THEATER CRANDALI-S 14th and Col. Rd. DUMBARTON CONRTANCE T AL : MADGE £, IS WEST.? Iw e CH “FLES D REnwx E $:30 p.m. DAILY AT 2:15 AN P M. Nh & bk X8 B STOUTH TO TOUTIL” Asa GENT « o GJEEQSESIF i cg}"s"‘r?:i? BROTT, in “BLAZE AWAY- | WOMAN Hil Stavinind ) ALT- 12 “THE BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN SHRINE CIRCUS 'ENTION HALL TONIGHT 10 CENTS Specml A nnouncements MARGUERITE D ALVAREZ Contralto will a Theat. pear in recital at. the National lrmi) afternoon, 4:30, Jan. 5th. Tickets on sale only iy Arthur Swith, Inc., 1306 G Strest MADAM FRIEDA HEMPEL Soprano Will appear with the NEW YORK SYM- PHONY ORCHESTRA in an Aria Group of Songs at the National Tuesday afternoon, 4:30, January I 7 Tickets on sale only by T. Artbur Smith, Inc., 1308 G Street The Famous Baritone Will appear in recital at the National Theater. Fridas afternoon. 4:30, Jan. 12th, 0, 4200, $1.50 and $1.00 (plus RDERS ONLY being 1306 ceived 'hy oo G Street. Inc.. \Dr. John Timothy Stone Church of the Covenant Friday, 8:00 P.M. Everybody Invited ECTION MESSRS. DAY, S0c TO SEATS SELLING THE WONDER ;nvw wr 1€ UNIVERSE' AL NEW| THE GREAT MICVAN T DANCING. Phoue | Frankiin 143: Ballroom Dancing, Stags ! Training. _Children's Classes. | PROF. AND MR W, ( Al hlllruum dlnr—! 1aught Ad We teach you to le ..d R|ghtway School of Dancing 514 12th li!m! '\l"!' I'A‘!h IM F' T Lads ani poiutment _1v 16 a.m. to 10 p.m. Bright, Zippy CARNIVAL at the ARCADE With ‘“‘Some Nolsemakers'’ TONIGHT s now forming RCHO0L OF AN W.—PRIVATE LES- Course, six lewsons,” $4 129, classes LEROY W, THAYE 1145 Conn. GLOVER'S, 618 22nd sons any time, 75 Phone. North lB’I DAV N'b Frot 1320 M n.w. % ,,L Teach you to dance correctly in @ few lessons. llrk‘lly’oprlvulr Any bour. Beparate studios. ‘and class dance Sat. evenings. Imstruc- dancing, 9 to 12. with orchestrs. MBERTON Former N. Y. Winter Garden star, partuer fe Gertrude Hoffman, Mae Murray. Maude Aliea and others: lessons in all sisics of da % Studio, 1530 Biltmore, Col. Zv02,