Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1923, Page 30

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Tastes {, ‘ Wounded vvm' Benefit. | | Washington's patriotic public always | rallies to the aid of the incapacitated ex-service man, but it mever has responded more generously to any call than to that of the Washington | unit of the Women's Overseas Service {league, which sponsored the en.er- talnment -given last night at the Eresident Theater. And the crowded house was well repaid, too. Elsie Janis, herself; the President Players, Graham Velsey, Meyer Davis’ Le Para. dis Orchestra and Goldman's Band | constituted ‘a program pleasing in | every detail. Elsle Janis never fails to score here, but whenever the interests of the ex-service men are involved this | admirable actress soars to her great- est helghts. Her songs last night were sung with a zest and her impersona- tions were-especially clever. Impres- sions of Ethel Barrymore, Sarah Bernhardt, Fannfe Brice and Will Rogers were given by Miss Janis, each @ delightful offering. Such was her reception that this vivacipus actress might have held the stage all evening had she desired. The President Players, gugmented by Graham Velsey, acquitted them- selves well in the two acts given of George V. Hobart’s “Buddies.” Velsey jas Sonny, Henry Duffy as Babe, Elleen Wilson as Julle and Margaret McCambridge as Louise Maltland were especially apt. Miss Wilson was in good voice in her two Songs, Please Learn to Love” and “Hello Home."” Jazz .pervaded the nrogram of Le Paradis Orchestfa, but It was of the ~subdued kind. The. inevitable “Gallagher. and Shean” duet was pre- sented in a novel way by the Davis musicians. The hunting song by Goldman’s ilitary Band was particu- larly effective. The Women's Overseas Service iLeague committee in charge of the entertainment included ' Miss May garet Lamble, president; Miss Gei trude Hussey. chairman Mrs. He bert Hoover,” Mrs. Larz’ Anderso Miss Katherine T. Andrews, Mrs. Rob- ert Woods Bliss, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Miss ' Faustine Dennis, Miss Elizabeth Eastman, Miss Mary Harlow, Miss Cornella H. Hill, Miss Lena Hitchcock, Miss R. Louise' Fitch and Mra. Theodore F Rouse\ell Helps Washington Opera. The marriage of a star has aided the fortunes of the Washington Orera Compeny. The story goes like this: joseph Schwarz, who was the outstanding baritone with Company last season and who was engaged for this season, was married ring the summer to Mys. Hermann Seiloken, one of New York's popular social leaders. The honeymoon trip through Eurcpe, revisiting, some of he scenes of Mr. Schwarz's earlier cago comp When he did return | there were some fireworks in the office of Manager Shaw, and Mr. WAarz indignantly packed his trunks and returned to New York. Just at this psychologic moment a Rigoletto was needed for the Wash- ington Opera Company’s production which was booked at the President Theater January 22 and 26. Presto! There was the world's greatest Rigoletto free—and 8o now Washington i{s to have the treat of seeing and hearing Schwarz in this great impersonation with our own Washington Opera Company. But that is not all of the story. Would you ever have thought that the Chicago Opera} , was followed by an illness |l the marriage of Ganna Walska to. TIME MUTT !R\ W TH'S RESTAURANT & He AcTS Uke T MN'T“T NO NHM!. He CALLS MG “WAITER"! i Harold McCormick would have had anything to do with opera in Wash- ington? Well, it has. Luella Melius, the brilliant young American coloratura, was under the exclusive management' of Jules Daiber. Mr. Daiber seemed to Mr. McCormick just the manager for his wife, Ganna Walska, so Mr. Daiber was acquired and ‘Mme. Mellus was left in chaos as to her: season. Or- dinarily she would be in the west, where she is popular and is hooked almost solldly for concert appear- ances. But she, too, was left with a few open dates, and S0 was avall- able for the role of Gilda, with the Washington Opera Company, which seems to be proudly swinging out into the ranks of the great companies of the world, and many believe that Washington needs a real opera com- | pany right here. E M Newmn, Sunday. E. M. Newman is coming National Theater with the “Across Africa, Cape-to-Cairo,” series of trav- eltalks, to-be given flve consecutiv Sunday evenings and Monday after- noons, beginning next Sunday. “Capetown to Joh an urg' ls the first section of the 7,000-mile journey, which {ncludes both east and west country. In this as well as in the four following traveltalks a group of sensational wild animal motion pie- tures wili be shown. This journey leads to the remotest corners of the ark continent.” This group ends with a thrilling hunt and a fight for life in an encounter with a ferocious lion. The series of color views and motion plctures include glimpses of Capetown, Groote Schuur, Port Eliza- beth, village life’ of native tribes, Kimberley and its_diamond mines, Johannesburg, the Rand, the richest gold district in the world Pretoria, where Kruger reigned supreme: the Premier mine, where the Cullinan diamond was found, and all other points of interest ———— The word “stentorian” comes from the name of a Grecian herald named Stentor, whose voice, according to legend, was as loud as that of fifty men shouting together. Each Day adds Interest to this ‘"MARK-DOWN™ Of Women’s Splendid $5.95 to $8.50 Shoes from regular stocks $ 75 AST as a style sells out or becomes broken-sized, new lots of desirable footwear are being added to this Great Sale. The most talked-about Shoe Event in town! At all our stores, but only a few at the “City Club Shop.” Boots Oxfords Street Pumps Colonials Strap Effects Evening Slippers All sizes All leathers All colors Women's “Moscow" Boots A practical novelty—mighty sensible and use- ful right now. A Slip-on Boot of light, flexible rub- ber, with gray or black Astrakhan collar. Slips over .‘JM EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. AMUSEMENTSIMUTT AND JEFF~—And Then Jeff Got His! I FeeL NW“.\A\"“ eveey mw soMl sruq,\gm, AND GGT ME A GLASS | oF wATeR' You' SHouLD ALWAYS SERVE WATER WitH HeT SouP,. WA|\'<R- il LEGION EXPELS AUTHOR. PARIS, January 4.—Announcement of ‘the 'expulsion of Victor Mar- gueritte, the noted French aumor‘ from the Legion of Honor will appear in the next issue of the Law Bulletin, FRE With 5 Cakes FAIRY SOAP 23c¢ $1.00 Vegetale Lilac Lion Brand 59c¢ Special Sale Leigh's Unguent, fpecial 4711 Verdura (liycering So-v. 4 cakes to the Bar. 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A decree ordering his name stricken from the rolls was signed by President Mille- rand on New Year the announce- ment added. . * An agitation to expunge lha name of Margueritte from the rolls of the legton has been in progress since the recent pul Garconn objected to as Immoral. refused last week to appear before the council of the legion, holding that the question was not within Its juris- diction, but the council met last Fri- day, it Is understood, heard the report 0 THURS.DA‘Y;-',.J'ANUABY 4, '1923. " (Copyright, 1028, by H. O. Pischer, Trade I ' Mark reg. U, 8, Pat. of.) 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