Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 36

»'361 THE EVENING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—George White's “Scan- dals,” performance at 8:20 p.m. POLI'S—Sessue Hayakawa, in “Tiger tdly,” at 8:20 p.m. GARRICK—Bertha Kalich, in “Jit- ta's Atonement,” at 8$:20 p.m. PRESIDENT—“Able’s Irish at 8:30 p.m. KEITH'S—“Stars of the Future,” at 3:15 and §:15 p.m. BBLASCO—“Midnite 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. COSMOS — Bob vaudeville, at STRAND—"Bo: vaudeville, at GAYETY—Bedini's Rose,"” Revels,” Pender Troupe, 0 and 9 p.m. of Long Ago) at , 7:30 and COLUMBIA — M. “Tess the ond week), BOY SCOUTS GET 4,100 MEMBERS Renewed Efforts Made to In-l crease Number on Rolls in District. gton Bo! during the past year. e over enrollments stimulated the rization to re- ry boy of 20,000 rted drive to en- numbers in ide adequate them is now in leader- ng for ement of citizens de with mber; the coun- of success. Pr indorsed this na- offered nts to the succeed in WoN me v 1t has rease in ex- st of con Washington half shout To Raise 530,000, ds of the coming scout cabin at Burnt Mills, fov Camp aining cam care for ad cnsion work, the the nee ‘hHuston | authorized Snead, T mpaign' headquarte opened on the ground floor of Federal Bank build 14th a treets west, through the cour- of Federal Ameriean Na- onal Bank The recen of the Distri exceutive board t of Columbia Boy Scout ludes: Huston Thompson, Orville B. Drown, first vice < Sharp, nd vice ist, third vice pres- asurer; L. aul Sle- > member: lowing men ank Bal ry board: Pro lent of s Thomas Bradl ©. Chan. »im Dolpt ham, Admiral Car 1. Herrmann, Frank Hogan, ¥ nu\k ]\ ff, . Lee Jones, Rudolph Jose, ¢ wrence R. Lee, John c. Letts, Colin H. Livingstone, Ste- phen T. Mather, F. E. Matthes, Barry Mohu Maj. Frank Moorman, New- hold D eorge W. Offutt, Duncan 1llip: Charles Roberts, Theodore psevelt, Herbert Shannom, J. A 3 Weller, Myron W . Wilson and Donald Vanderbilt Hotel. Aoy O A op outhiern Haliway s Washiagton 1 pm. dails. Office, 1425 F. —Advertisement. LEAVES $1 TO MIKE. Trooper’s Will Sets Aside Sum for Brother, When Found. Henry Broderson, a trooper, who aled recently at Walter Reed Hospi- al, brother named Mike, and in \is will tiled for probate leaves $1 to id Mike, when found. Bequests ) cach are made to Elfa Muller a Gertrude Marc h, members of the s given $800 to be at the hospital, and a number s are remembered with bequests —_— Mavana—Atlantic Coast Line. +Havi Special,” only direct thru train, e S e Main 7800.—Advertise: mant | L L R Blank Books ller —AND DIARIES, of which we have = large assortment. Let us fill your order. E. Morrison Paper Co. at el Pithy Pavagraphs Mistress And can y Prospective cook—Well, alway do my best. now. dirt, Auntie, did he had ‘the wrong number.” Byen radio. ek had the following Its casy enough to be ple; When life runs alon But the o i 1s the When the officers capture his still Bernice, reservoir for the first time, the two divisions of the twe of water, come out of, Father—There's a pict: PAper of a rooster Smoking o mall hens will be doing it now. Villager—You're ome people cents purchases th Tommys—Just interviewing cook entree applicant) — | “What's a good way to find out if ¥ your hubby mails th ma'am, T've|him?” ucepans, but T'll | “Oh, just put a postal among them . addressed to yourself. If you don't get MES. MARIE WALKE it next day he's guilty.” 2301 Cathedral av | o 7. O'CONNELL, you ever get a proposal?” | 1 E street northwest. A ‘zentleman asked me | Rt i LB S, 5 Ty him over the lPlellnllr‘ But NATURAL HISTORY CLASS. Question—What_specles of migratory fowl is found in Washington? Answer—The lamé duc Questi When do migrate? Answer—After March 4, in odd years, cept some prize specimens, who find refuge in the federal preserves and are comfortably berthed and fed on fuiey plums been used to nue. dear. DON FRY, 1210 East Capitol street. rural Mainie they have Oxford, Me., Democrat last “Georgo M- | home these birds The wlio eet at hi Truax JOHN F. MOODY, el L J. B. HORIGAN, v . 1747 Kilbournc piace morthiwest. k man would put it: s I'm getting | Many conservative people object to the wearing of sleeveless gowns. Never- ¥ TOM CULHAN theless, the Constitution says, “The #1 New Jersey avenue morthwest. | rights ‘of citizens to bear arms shall ¢ 1 not be infringed. i F. man worth wile, .. man who can smile, Bobby—Mother, more than you Mother—W] no, made you think that? Bobhy—Well, he gave papa gold teeth. J 8. P.@. 1358 Oak street northwest. and noticing 2o said to her derewski's concerts now hot water thrill—Polish T. CHESNUT, , Hyattsville, 31d. does God love papa FRANK H. BRU. dear, whatever Navy yard. RATHER 1 ATURAL. aged four, seeing the fown offer an bombers are after M. HEATH, The Pasadena. “Which one does the “Selt. cALDWELL, 11th street northwest. rd is repor will not by ¥ prosper- captain of his heart. ous 'till every man has the job he wants. OSWALD DRURY, | Such a coy way for Henry to shy . e *{hat into the ring e in the S o 2 Corcoran suppose all ' the i N “When T run the sewing m: canary bird liste minute 2 into an ¥ of song.’ wother Singer, Henry ¥ the count may make of the ng that he cvidently intends his WHITTIER smoking Daughter—I chine our RALPH 1. d then arts street s ng)—Can you direct | b good dnl;: store ? w.ow, talking to one right 1320 Fairmont the body FGAN, 2204 K srtheast. per- SMITH, treet morthwest. 8. L. PETTY, 1211 Kearney strect northeast. e Herb, Who drove o think that § the entire ktreet car, GALLEHER, 11 street northeast. T > A married_man’ took a girl home in his car. When he let her out, she thanked him politely. “Oh, don’t men- tion il Kaa she replled. Al REED, th street morthwest. of Chauffeur while watching the girls on curb.” seem BILLY KING, el h street northwest. o er—Tommy, how far have you as far as the book VANN McANDLEIGH, VAN WYCK 1417 Belmont street northwest : 2550 2 . The Pithy Paragraph film for each weelk, will be shown at the B. F. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS. Tdentical prizes will he presented every weelk ¢ ten dollars, five dolla @ box or six orchestra’ including the four prize winners These awards . two box seats at Keith 1d either t the Strand. hand Try your You Can Live Without Swing's Coffee, but Not Live as Well. e i e e e I A AL A e coflie o fustorieal excellenc i" ‘Reasonettes’’ ETTER coffee flavor is possible ONLY with the grades of the berry. Swing's knowledge of coffec- qualities has attained for Mesco its preferred place in Washing- ton homes. By maintaining ing quality of Mesco, daily adding to its praiseworthy popularity. finer the unvary Cup-Tested 45c Ib. M-E-SWING CO 1013 E Street N.W. we are Mesco Building, TAR, WAS WILL PUSH HIGHWAY. 0Old National Road From Here to St. Louis to Be Backed. Plans are being made for developing another highway. This one is to be letters you give, between Washington and Baltimore and St. Louis, and will cover the old national highway. An _organization known as the National Highway, In- corporated, has been formed, 'and Harrison Hatton of Baltimore, is in ‘Washington in connection with inter- esting local business men in the proposition. Mr. Hatton said that the road now exists, is paved most of the way and is 146 miles shorter between here and St. Louis than the Lincolp highway. It was the original road mapped out by Army cngincers years ago, he said, and is spotted with many historical points and on it are still located many of the old taverns. In May It is planned to send over the road a stage coach and pony ex- press. The —organization plans to spend $50,000 a year for the next five years in publfeity to encourage motorists to use this road to the west. —_— Influen: Attacks those who are run down. To build strength take Father John's Medicine. No dangerous drugs.—Ad- vertisement. PHONE DEMONSTRATION. A demonstration of telephone switchboard operation will be given pupils in several of the seventh and eighth grades of the District public schools by the Chesapeake and Po- tomac Telephone Company as a part of the general science course, it was announced today by school author- itles. The general sclence course Is being given by the nature study th hers of the seventh and eighth ades with a view of explaining to fie children the sclentific things thes come in contact with in every day ip or Influenza ax a Preventive, take Laxative BROMO INE Tablets. The box bears the signature . Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 30c. Advertisement Diamond Ring Yours for $1 Down Wear While You Pay This beautiful, spar- kling, genuine diamond, in 18 kt. and 14 kt. white or green gold mounting, is an éxceptional bargain, and it can only be appreciated when seen. Mountings suitable for both Ladies 708 Seventh St. N.W. 3123 M St. N.W. HIGH SHOES and Winter-weight OXFORDS Reduged to 3.95 Reduced to $4.95 HINGTON, D. .C ! SHIPPING STANDARDS URGED AGAINST WASTE Southern Railway Official Tells Optimist Club $200,000,000 ‘Was Loss in 1918. An app to shippers to check “outrageous waste” in crating and lading was presented to the Optimlst Club's meeting at the City Club Wed- nesday by Willlam H. Gatchell, as- sistant to the vice president of the Southern railway here, “If some of your w tle about their pantries as m of the shippe® of the commoditie. ich keep America alive know about their es knew as lit- businesses everybody would be brok: Mr. Gatchell said. In 1918, he said, the lo. of improperly packed ma to the rallroads the United States amounted to $200, 000,000, To eliminate the waste poor shipping methods, he appealed to the club to use its influence in broad- sting the doctrine of standardizing cking and shipping. He suggested that a steel band around the center of packages would be found helpful in preserving the contents. Maj. Frank E. ¥erris entertained the club with monologhes in ious dialects. W. A. Durgin of the De- partm t of Commerce delivered a short address. President A. Misher presided at the meeting. because of “ldeal" Garage Bullt by A. Roberts Construction Co., Inec. The Munsey Bldg. Main 1776, Garago a_ Masterpiece.” _ HAT The Star car- ries more Classified Ads than all the other Washington Papers combined means just one thing— That Star Classified Ads Bring Satisfactory Results “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office —for your convenicnce in placing Classified Ads for The Star. AMUSEMENTS MOORE'S RIALTO 11 AM.—LAST 2 DAYS—11 P.W, A TIDAL WAVE of THRILLS Paramount Presents DOROTHY DALON JACK OLT In & Superd Adventurs Romance ON THE HIGH SEAS Orchestra Subsidiaries & NEXT WEEK @ ELINOR GLYN'S Veralon of a Screen Star's IAfe in Hollywood “THE WORLD'S A STAGE” | \// NN 'TONIGHT, 8:20 POLPS - huons,, Playing Shubert Attractions Lee Shubert presents Sessue Hayakawa (In Person) N “TIGER LILY"” IE5T SEATS NOW SUNDAY The Theater Guild Success FRANZ MOLNAR'S “LILIOM” ; (The Roughneck) With En LE Gnl.u:nuz 8 Mo. Boston, 1 Year New York, 3 Mo. Chic | Eves., 50c to $2.50. P Sat. Mats., 50c to $1.50. Tonight, 8120 FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, . 1923. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. LOEW’S LAST TWO DAY THOMAS MElGHAH n “BACK HOME AND BROKE” By GEORGE ADE VIOLA DANA In “Love in the Dark” AST TWO DAYS MARY PICKFORD Offers Washington a mecond week's glimpse of her em- tirely mew uroduction of “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” BEGINNING SUNDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Absolutely the greatest |E production of his entire screen career! 1 Direct from its record- breaking run at the Lyric | Theater, New York, where | it was shown at $2 prices. | WE PLAY | JE\W/'S VAUDEVILE TRAN 2 SHOWS FOR PRICE_OF 1 cnnn-”‘“‘fi—u v n “BOYS OF LONG AGO" Four Other Superb Acts PHOTOPLAY: VIOLA DANA ™ “LIFE’'S DARN FUNNY" MAGNIFICENT CAST Mats,—Popular Prices—Nights 100—81c ” g NEXT WEEK ALICE BRADY ‘With a Magnificent Cast, Including NITA NALDI, DAVID POWELL, ROBERT ELLIS in ‘“ANNA ASCENDS" \ E vening Concert New York Symphony Orchestra ALBERT COATES Guest Conductor. Central High School Auditorium January 15th, 1923; 8:30 P.M. ‘ Seats Reserved. Tickets, §1.2¢ l mlurl 75 Cents Washington ociety"of She Fin Arts, w York Avenue Sontinmous LINCOLN - TODAY AND TOMORROW Chas. Richman, Barbara Castleton And Star Cast, in Wm. Fox's Special “MY FRIEND THE DEVIL” Buster Keaton Comedy—Fox News SHUBERT D, lun-.. Shubert, o 33.60 CRANDALL' CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 935 Last Day. MAE AY, fu SBROADWAY ROS Showiug 7 and 9 p.m ELITE *#t» Strcet ana 8. L Aver )BERT McKIM, in ART'S TAVEN, CARO[.INA b AN e S UALDEATE Sat- pecial Prologue at | CRANDALL’S u-“vn HAL 9th Bet. D and B TODAY AND 1 LINT “THE CRANDALL’S‘ ROW-—-LAR SHE | Bito CRANDALL O MATS., 2 pap TODAY-"LION 2 IN THE in “FIRE OW- 81, 14th DAILY, THE FIREMAN. Cast, in Aud Comiedy ADDED A ED.," No. & QUEST TION, “SP) CRANDALL’S ¥, MAT P 31 TODAY. N ARKS THE FOG. Star Cast And PAUT MAN TION APOL mi THE DALY TIMOTHY'S PARROTT, in MATINEE $A' CAST. in Selection, H MY FEI “THE SWAN." oF Comedy Pa. Ave, at 1ith St.—M. 667 TONIGHT AT 8:30 THE PRESIDEHT | RECORD BREAKING The Washington Society of the Fine Arts Announces a Series of Three Chamber Music by th FLONZALEY QUARTET Auditorium, Central High School January 22d; February 12th; March 12th , 8:30 o'clock Single Tickets, $1,'75 Cents and 60 Cents ‘o Sale at hur Smith, Tnc., 1306 G Street N.W. BELASCO SH“BERT Vaudeville WHIPI'I.E and HUSTON In the MIDNIGHT REVELS with GEORGE MAYO Purcells & Ramsey. The 3 Chums, Rose, Claire Devine Ml'.s., 25¢-50c Nites, 25¢ to $1 on Saturdays, Sunt 4 Holideys N WeskTOUR MARX BEOS. 20k =L & Othee Aots —Exclusive Appearance Washing ton Society Leader, Author and Ethel CALHOUN iversel Alliance.” Auspices *‘Wor Seats on [onder Auspices Lecture on Parliamentary Law By Mrs. Annetto Paule At the Washington Club Saturday, January 13, at 10:30 a.m. Admissoin, 50c ‘of Chaumont Unit, « Legion _ American Walter Damros Conductor, New York Symphony Orchestra, ‘Will Give & Series of Three Explanatory Recitals on the Nibelungen Trilogy Rhinegold, Jan. 17, 1923 Valkyrie, Feb. 13, 1923 Siegfried, Mar. 26, 1923 Anunditorium, Central High School ings, 8:30 P.M. Auspices ‘Washington Society of Fine Arts All Seats Resersed. Tickets, §1.00, 75 Cents and 50 Cents Each, T. Arthur Smith, Inc,, 1305 G Street N.W. CRANDALL'S, METROPOLITAN AT 14 LAST TWO DAYS 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A.M. First-National Presents JACKIE COOGAN Witk a Magnificont Cast charica Dickens Craseio™ OLIVER TWIST : HIPPODROM YORK THEATE Ga.Ave.&QuebecSt. TRDAY AT AYTON, And CRANDALL’ Tranny STAR C ST in : TINEL THE CAVE ATTEA OHAN. n|— VIOLA DANA, 2 FIVE DOl H st at st St WALLACE AT MOXD NG, JAME 1119 H St WM. DE MILL With WALL and CC Oth&? AllStar Cast, in MADONNA." THE_CONTINENT BROADWAY rrow- AMERICAN ".‘.f,'.','."’ '}x’n’[’rfif | One-Step, etc. | need_not_have an_sppointment. “HOME: 0 %5y¥ {LIBERTY Sorts Coniol sna ¥ s CHANEY. HARRISON FORD and MAk: dapted ¥r AN 911 H FR I treet N.E. LYN FAR Also Comeds, 1230 C Street N.E. E | ===inaae IB. F. I(ITII’S VAUDEVILLE Circuit's De EMPIR CRMILIN M. iy SMATE, Luxe eater STARS CROWD THE STAGE The Spectacular STARS OF THE FUTURE (The Young Vaudevillians Talented Budding Beauties Don Barelay & Del Chain mil Pallenberg | & Living Bears Second Triumphant Week THE DUNCAN SISTERS The Mischievous Dnrlm’ New Songs New Specialties Earl Hampton & | Dorothy Blake Bert Rule & John O'Brien The Saytons, Aesop's Fables, Pathe Weekly The Inspiriting STARS OF THE PAS The Old Vaudevilliany They Who Helped Build The Foundation of Vaudeviile NEXT WEEK—FANNIE BRICE PHILHARMONIC COURSE Second Series THEATER, 4:30 -CURCI, Soprano pera MPHONY ORCHI —JASCHA HEIFETZ, Violinlst CALVE, Soprai $15, $12.50, $10. $7.50 Concert ‘Bureau, Maren April 6—Mme. Season prices, Mrs. Green "SILOTI, Great Pianist, Teacher of Rachmaninof, City Club, T Jan. 18, 8:30 P.M eats Mrs.” Gr Concert Bu., Droop's; 13th and G. 3 ~ Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Nikolai Sokoloff, Conductor Poli's Theater, Sunday &fternoon, Jan. 21, 3:4( Beats M. Greene's Coucert Burea Droop's— Fritz KREISLER Violinist, Poli's Theater, Tues., Jan. 29, Greene’s Concert Bu., 15th and G. M. 6493, GLADYSE WILBUE, No. 6 Dupont circle. Dupont studl Frasklin 1485w, | Balioom Dancisg. sons any time, 7 Guar. results. 1226 Conne iz ave. Dancing s & 3 CATHERINE BALLE, At 719 Oth st. n.w., Fr. 6506, will teach 3. the latest dances in a few priv. less. Res guar. Lese. at any time. Class Tues. and Spec. rates to ladies. Hrs.. 10 a.m._to 10 p Week Nights—8:30 to 12 ARCADE The Perfect Place to DANCE Strict Censor—Matchless Music “DOUBLE-HEADER” Tomorrow Night —AUDITORIUM— Admission, 10c; Each Dance, 5¢ —BALLROOM— $1.00 Per Couple, Wardrobe Free 814 12th st. n.w. (near 12th and I.) Private instruction in the Fox Trot, Hours. 10 w1, to 10 p.m. PROF. A 10th st. n.w. paai. STUDIO, FFORD PEMBERTON Winter Garden Star and Partoer ‘4 (Thoraugh training in a1l Stage Dancing ai Technique. This class meets weekly o stage of Bulasco Theater.) :ntertainers Furnished for all Occasions. ¢ Mr. Pemberton says dancing brings Health, Happiness, Beauty, Youth Cultu Class forming for Indies who Wwant to dsy A for the exercise apd the sheer love of dancing,! Pamphlet Mailed Upon Request. STUDIO, 1850 BILTMORE., COL. 2802. Miss Chappelear PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT 1715 Cobnecticut Avenue. _Phone North G19 New Steps in Dancing Private Lessons. Tonlte, ARRICR 30" 8.8 48 330, 7730 984" 130 Added Features RANDALL'S, CENTRAL =———NINTH BET. D & TODAY AND TOMORROW I1 AL M. to 11 P, M. STAR CAST Headed By the Favorits French Comedian, Max Linder, in the “3 MUST GET THERES” Sherlock Holmes Hit, “The Empty House.” .+ Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to 5.95 $6.95 $7.95 A general reduction—all sizes and widths. but not in each style. BE EARLY! ATIONAL »+"xmerrer Mr. Lee Shubert P; its GEORGE WHITE'S BERTHA KALICH '-' sc AND ALS All IN A REMARKABLE NEW PLAY JITTA’S ATONEMENT PA““I'I;I‘:,I'S(A s fi@gflfi{m’ BY GEO. BERNARD SHAW Rare Collection of New Beauties TERE LY, mm vuve Next Waek JSesta Selling NMAEARET “THE SEA WOMAN” 'ANUARY 20 Don’t miss this opportunity —start saving for next Christ- mas now! One of our Christ- mas Savings Clubs will do the trick and pay you 3% interest in addition. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. By Authors of “Merton of the Movies,” HEI.EN HAYES NEW TRAVELTALK Sensational Wild Animal Motion Pictures Acvess Africa and Cape to Catre. SUNDAY EVENING, 830 MONDAY MATINEE, 430 ‘VICTORIA FALLS Regerved Seats, 55c, 8§, 8110, SL63 TO THF LADIES In & New Play Galied Teach you to dagce correctly In a few lesson: strictly private. Any hour. Separate Class and class dance Sat.'evenings. tion, 8 to 9: dancin sy E K8 - 1331 F Street S H .0 P stage aud Ballroom dauclay, lessons: chiidren and adulis, Featuring Arze. tite tazgo. Btudlo avallable fos private dase