Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1923, Page 36

TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. POLIS—"Liliom.” with Eva Le Gal- lenne; performance at 8:20 p.m. NATIONAL-—Helen Hayes, in the Ladies,” at 8:20 p.m. GARRICK — Margaret “The Sea Woman," at PRESIDENT—"Abie’s at 8:30 p.m. KBITH’S—Fanny Brice, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. BELASCO—“Twentieth Century Re- vue” at 2 COSMOS—B. Kisses,” vaudeville, 9 p.m. Anglin, in :20 p.m. Irish Rose,” vaudeville, ;- “Misses and at 6:30 and Dolly’'s Dream." vaude- 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. Bowery Burlesquers, 5 and §:15 p.m. -OLUMBIA—Douglas Fairbanks, d." photoplay, at 10:35 and 9:10 p.m. tage,” at 30 and "GAYETY Rk : — Jackie Coogan. Oliver Twis :30 a.m., 130, p.m. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. under the ausplees League of given 1782 A piano recital. of the music ¢ American I'en Wome tomorrow, § pm., at clubhouse, H stree! ect for luncheon m.. at University Wiiliams will speak Will The Wapiya will tomorrow, 12:45 Club. Dr. Tom on “What Autosuggestion Will Not Do.” Indiana Society will meet Monday, 8 pm., New Ebbitt Hotel. Dr. Thomas 13. Green, speaker. Dancing. “education will meet Tl enrd, 39 . at Franklin tomorrow, 3.3 School. Avenue Citizens' As- meet tomorrow. 8:15 Juls' Memorial Church. Connecticut sociation will p.m. at Al S Religlous services at the Masonic and Eastern Star lome will be con- ducted Sunday by Rev. J. I Dun| under auspi of Hiram Lodge 10, ¥ relatives and friends am invited i Freeman, rector of of the Ipiphany, will Benjamin Frankl at klin Dinner and Past ight.” in the of the City Club tomorrow night entertainment is to be given by Typothetae of Washington. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Nelson A, Miles Camp, No. 1. 8 o'clock, in Perpetual , 1101 E street. Rev. James the Church speak on the “Ben F' Presidents’ oo the Gen. will meet, Building I City _Club—Meeting of tion; dinner at 6 ociock; “o'clo Women's Frenc circle, Women's glve a dance Hebrew As- at City The sociatio Club. Young wiil kespeare So. ocleck at 5 1 Theodoro Risley Kaufman ety will_meet. § street. Speakers, G. and Dr. Paul for benefit of Di- Auxiliary, Ancient at Catholle street, $:30 A vision card party Nc. 2, Ladies’ Hibernians, House, 601 sociation will Highlands, will meet, Society v al Museum. 8:15 o'clock, in D Speakers Neil M. of the i Bonito E ploration Meeting of Parent-Teacher Asso- glation of Daniel A. Payne School at 8 o'clock. Parents and those inter- ested invited. " sehool lock. Associa- in Mon- Il spe: Monroc Home tion will meet, roe School. E, of oxperiences in Rabbi J. Wa Al Meyr Berlin of New York 4 Dr. M. Magness will address a s mesting arranged by the Agu- dath Zion Migrachi, in Adath Israel nagoguc, 8 o'clock. Subject, ng a Message from Palestine.” Jews Invited. Columbi; meet, 8:15 o'clock, Allen C. Clark will Nicolls = Smallwood Mayor.” and Open meeting of Anacostia Council, No. 16, Junior Order United Americ: Mechanics, in gress Heigh o'clock. S vited Church, Ladies in- Washington ciety American Bacteriologists, will meet, = o'vlock, in research laboratories of National Canners' Association. 1 Il street. Speakers, €. C. William . R. Esty and W. D. Bigelow. Vincent B. Costello Post, No. American Leglon, will meet, § o'cloc! in boardroom of District building. Rev. R. C. Ransom, of New Jersey will speak at Metropolitan A. M. E Church, 8 o'clock. Subject, “The “fenth Man.” . Woman's Auxillary, diocese of ashington, will hold a jeint mis- snary meeting. S o'clock.’In Epiph- Parish Hall. Speaker, Rt. . Remington, D. D., Bizhop of Oregon. Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps will meet at Grand Army Hall. oc:eu of St. Paul's d ty and "ATTENTION Stag Hotel, 608 9th! Phone Main 8108 $7 _rooms. $3 weekly: $10.00 roome, $5: $14, with toilet, shower and lavatory. $10;°2 id Blank Books L5 s com: e Rooms lee Mn er Used to Keep ~AND DIARIES, of which we have & large assortment. Let us fll your o E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. -FREE! Zw.. Make up your mind to save systematically and open an account with this bank. With an account of $10 or more we will give an additional $1.00 with the customary 3% interest credited. We Will Add Any Savings Account of $10.00 or More This extra $1.00 will be added in every case without your even coming to the bank. This is to stimulate interest in savings accounts and to encourage the idea of Thrift Week Accounts Opened This Week As of January in this bank during Thrift Weck. Open up an account now and get the benefit of this OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS interest. ~BAN “To and | Itroom | of | 91 Rev. | Pilhy?am‘gmphs The editor of Pithy Paragraphs is enjoying his job, More contributions are coming in. and from more contributgrs, The column in longer, and sometimes better. There are funny side-angles, too, and the editor discovers odd facts. One ix that contributions grade higher on Monday mornings than on almost any other. Heavy Sunday dinners don't weem to a soporific effect on the sense of humor of the average reader of the column. Another funny thing, fn which there ix an implied compli- ment for the paragraphs: It's surprising ‘how many jests come in afresh that have already appeared in this column. Sometimes they are word for word the sa Probably a reader tells the joke verbally to a friend, and it passes on by word of mouth until it reaches somcone who, thinking it brand new, writes It out for Pithy Paragraphs. Thexe average about one a day. &till another: The funniest contributions are usually written the most plainly, and on the best paper. A sense of humor and accuracy and legibility seem to go together. Monst of the written comments rec ed are complimentary. A few, however, are exceedingly, perhaps unduly, eritical. “I think that ‘Blank’ must be your mother-in-law.” writes one “xour grapes,” “in no other way coutd so many of those con- tributions get in.” The editor wonld answer the writer that he never xaw or even heard of Blauk until his good wtuff began 1o come in, but Ix prevented by the fact that the writer of thix really funny kick wasn't quite brave enough to sign hisx name. And people who wou't do that usually won't believe anything they're told, anyhow. Another constant reader sent in a most comprehensive ar- ralgnment of the column, signing hix name and address in full. The editor, in answering bim, thanked him for his cournge and courtesy in refraining from anonymity, and meant what he said. The letter ea back next day marked “No such person at this address.” Ax someone has very aptiy put it poor—he's always with us.” There's no such thing asx a chestnutiess column. But we do our best to dodge wormy onex. he bad loser i like the “cans”—| When u girl is cross-eyed, she knows it and lets it go at that. But when a girl is pretty, she has to look in the mir- ¢st. | Tor every little while to make sure of it. R. A. GERTH, 1348 Fuclid strcet northwest. “ e e | Threp fishers went sailing away to the cast, Away to the east, down thought policed, ‘Whilst bootleggers watched them out of town. Oh, the cost of pleasure Is very steep, And booze is cxpensive, und fishes cheap, And it's “Over the bar” in the mo-0-0-rn- ing! Another thing that comes in success, i EUNICE CRITTE 1209 Rhode Island aven What fs the servant problem, any- p them away from your C. M. DIETZ, 2(h streel southcast as the sun went a mixture of orange and | £ach of the perilous seas black and blue. H. B. McGHAN, 6th street northcast. o “Yes. indeed.” gurgled Mabel, read William like u_book.” “How foolish,” piped Dottie, spite- 1 wouldn’t strain my eyes over | SANELLA McMILLAN Garrett Park, a. In Ireland green seems o make “I can M. F. McMULLEN 1617 street northwest. In lack of respect for it, it's difficult to sse wherein the Volstead act has anything on international law. OSWALD DRURY. .. Long-faced Prophet—The millennium is near; progress has reached its limit; look at radio, airplanes, radium: how can there be any more discoveri Hard-boiled Listener-—Rats! That's just what my grandfather siid when he bought « latrobe for his parior, und a lamp that made its own gas from hero- sine. MRS. M. 23 Linden street, .. In 1917 England and their backs to the wall; them to cach other. w. From _almost all nmnu where the Post Office Department clock can be seen, it tells time just as clearly as graduated disk of half a grapefruit PEREZ SIMMON 331 C street morthwest. e e Returning from the Henry reported : tor {51d ‘e befors he bewan t cried or screamed it would cc cents, but if 1 good it den t me would be 3 " his mother asked. “How could 1?” answered Henry. re- proachfully, “you only gave me half a dollar.” J. ABRIBAT, Cherrye Va. France had now they have HEMPSTONE OLIVER, 3938 Morrison street northwest. nile Coue's first lecture | as attended by & large and_appreciative audience, Among those present and to the Coue doctrine (of * every way I am getti were Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. T na M Streets o J. NIEKAMP, < .. THE TEACHER OF THE F Half cap-covered, eyes a-glare Elbows chapped and chest laid bare ; Clad in breeches, bagged and rolle Stockings shredded, shoes unsoled ; Richly minded, poorly fed, Welling te pathos un. Blighted, learned pedagogus Bones for all except this dog. L. LAFAY. 1412 Perry place northwest. THE ETERNAL FEMININE. First he idealizes her. Next he idolizes her. Then he idly eyes her. MISS JEAN WINSLOW, 3311 13th strect northwest, The police are wondering which one is the “Scotch™ embassy. HELEN 1. SCANLAN, §20 Madison strect northwest. Dy Lamps. K. HOFMAN, 812 H-northwest. | . . . Aud why shouldu't the electoral col- lege be abolished Where is its foot ball team and where are its candidates for the all-American cleve WILLIAM L. QUAID, 1430 V_street southeast. Doesn’t that mule ever kick you?" o, suh, he ain't yit,but he fre- | quent-like kicks de place where I re- cently w A. L. HUMMER, M street northwest. | The Pithy Paragraph film, including the four prize winners for each week, will be shown at the B. ¥. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS. Identical prizes will be presented every week. These awards are ten dollars, five dollars, two box seats at Keith's, and either a box or six orchestra seats at the Strand. Try your hand. ——— e dance, 8 o'clock, at Roosevelt Hotel. iSUES TO CORRECT ERROR. Glenn E. Feene: sterday asked the District Supreme Court to reform a policy of insurance so that he may recover $400 from the National Fire | Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. { Feeney says he owned an automo- bilo November 7 last and insured it | for $400 with the company’'s agent, to whom, he declares, he announced the car ‘was not equipped with a wheel-locking device. By error, he | states, the company Included in' the | policy a warranty ‘that the car was so_cquipped. but he did not notice | that statement. November 13 his car| was stolen and he declares the com- pany refuses to pay because there | was no such equipment on the ve- hicle. Attorney Simon Hirshman ap-| pears for the plainti e Club semi-monthly bbitt Hotel. The Dead Line Club dinner, 6 o'clock, at United Lodge of Theosophist cla: In mutual study of theosophy will meet, 8 o'clock tonight, at 812 17th street. —_— Racking Coughs Yield readily to the healing effects of Father John's Medicine. No drugs.— Advertisement. —_— “Keen as a Razor.” But if the razor isn’t keen vou don't enjoy your shave. Don’t throw your blades away when they become dull— but look under the Recommended Service Column in The Star Classified Section—take them to the firm listed there—and have them put in orde xpertly done—they’ll “shave like new. Recommended Service advertisers gua Aniea tatinfaction 10 Star readers.—Ad- SHEAHIN BROS. NEW LUNCHROOM 736 13th St. N.W. Saif _Setvice Home Cooking Reasonable First Class in Brery Bespect PHOTOGRAPH NLARGEMENT snapshots make appre- clated Bt gifts. 8x10 enlargements. This Pboto Department is not a side lige, but & complete stock. M. A. LEES Branch Store 35¢ OPTICAL CO. —can now 614 9th St. 712 11th Street $1.00 to the Interest on This Is the New London Console Model Sold on Any Terms You Want 1st on all new accounts opened STAR, Masterful Men. I“ A ] 5 P stroct northwest. | WASHINGTON To the southland where I dwell hoboes come by every train; they arc hoofing it, as well, in the sun- shine and the rain; they are wretched-looking vags as they flaunt their rancid rags and aspire to bootleg jags with a longing that is vain. By the peelers they are| hailed with a bleak, dxsgusted frown; they are rounded up and jailed every time they strike a town; they are chased from burg to grad with a vigor that seems sad; there will not hold them down.. Rather than get down to work they'll be chivied here and there, wherever they may lurk, and pre- scribed cheap prison fare; rather than wield saw or ax they'll wear rags upon their backs, walk in shoes all full of cracks, and have chiggers in their hair. Something’s missing in the head of the hobo who goes by, who would rather steal his bread than get down and earn a pie his brain there is a flaw, if he'd rather dodge the law than get busy with a saw, making sticks of stovewood fly. (Copyright) WALT MASON. o o o Sty For All Occaxions Calling for flowers, - consult 2 F.—Advertisement. URGES BIGGER SCHOOLS. Nee Gude, ssity of closing many of the small, ope-teacher rural schools and substituting larger centralized schools and modern new buildings was stressed by cation in its tenth radio last night from NAA, the Navy's sta- tion in Arlington, Va. There are 186,000 of theso one- teacher schools in the United States, which sometimes have only two or three pupils in regular attendance, it was pointed out in the radio lec- ture. “It ix a poor investment and | a waste of public school funds,” said the lecturer, “to pay a teacher a g0od salary’ and then provide him with only “one-half the number pupils he can easily instruct.” Consolidated schools, of which there are now over 12,000 in the country, it was declared, provide for children in the rural districts large, new, modern buildings, with audi- toriums, gymnasiums and rooms for science,’ agriculture, shop work, cooking, etc. in addition to class- rooms and modern heating plants “Consolidated schools cquallze edu- cational opportunities,” said the radio lecturer. “In strictly rural communities th generally —offer every educational advantage known in our well graded city schools. We need more of them if we expect to give our boys and girls a fair chance.” Headnches from Lazative BROMO QUININE T Teadache by curing the Coid and germ destroyer. The box bears tl f E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BI —Adrertisement AMUSEMENTS. l'lolll o NIGHT, 820 5., Wed.& Sat. The Comedy of Just Now TO THE LADIES By George 8. Kaufman and Marc Connelly With HELEN HAYES Next Week. Mail Orders Now. Seats Thur. | and a Brilliant Compan; By Geo, 8. Kaufman and Marc Consells. e e o R A e 50n o 8200, —m BERT gy Dir. Mossrs, Shubert. - 800 to $2.50 ARRIC TR TR, ik In a New Play Called NEXT MONDAY, SEATS THURSDAY. A Comedy Drama, by John Stapleton, With a Broadway Cast, including H. COOPER CLIFFE LILLIAN WALKER VICTOR MORLEY =~ HENRY MOWBRAY And Other Players of Metropolitan Distinction. of Players THE P. A. ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION Sucoessors to Preston A. Roberts, The Munsey bldg. Main 1776, Ruilders of the “TDEAL” Garage—consider- ing_quality, the cheapest in the eity. Re- | member the name—ROBERTS. I be procured in two very reasonably priced new models. This Is the New London Upright Model Sold on Any Terms You Want When you buy your New Edison, be sure to Get It at CORNER1& mosmzr:rs Gibson’s 917919 G St. N.W. the bureau of edu- | broadcast | of | D. C, TUESDAY, are jobs that might be had, but they| 1 | | | JAN | ARY 16, 1923.. AMUSEMENTS. WE PLAY | JEW'S VAUDEVILIE < lllnunnl ¥From 12 Noon Musical Comedy “‘pOLLY’S DREAM” Four Othar Excellent Acts PHOTOPLAY: ALICE BRADY IN “ANNA ASCENDS" With NITA NALDIOthe: Mats.— Popular Prices —Ni 100=3i0 et pinched | = RE TN R EOTIAT s A, SMOKING PERMITTED B.F.KEITH'S VAUDEVILLE Cirenit's De Luxe Theater Wporld's Greatest Comedienne FANNY BRICE Late Star of Ziegfeld’s Follies Shaw & Lee “Nature’s Gifts" The Covent Garden Favorite MADELINE GOI.I.IHS Canova’s_Posing Dogs. Acsop Pathe Woekly, Topios of the Day. BOWERY BURLESQUERS ‘With Billy Foster and Frank Hareourt. “Great” 00 Show In One Act B. A. Rolfe’ “Misses and Kisses” With E. GUY RARICK and Company of Sixteen Including the Rolfe Beauty Chorus 5 SCENES OF FUN Buns_over one hour. OTHERS INCLUDE “THE_BELGIAN ROSE, THE WHEELER TRIO, DOT. RICHMOND & CO., DAVIS & WOPLER. First Run Feature Filin, “Taking Chances” With Dick Talmadge A Roal Thrillor—5 Fast Reels. Comedy Picture—Movie Chats—News. LOEW'S ALAcw 1ls = rnn.ur Axn LL WEEK VioLa DANA IN ‘LOVE IN THE DARK’ A Metro Pictare CHRISTIE COMEDY s G 4 Bri POLI'S - inme Ve Playing Sbubert Attraction: The Theater Gulld Success FRANZ MOLNAR'S ‘LILIOM (The Roughneck) With EvA LE GALLIENNE | Mo. Boston, 1 Year New York, 3 Mo. Chicage 3 | Beg. Next SUN. EVE., Mats. Thur. & Bat. Mail Orders NOW—Seats THURSDAY. ' USION @HEDY [u“/ | JULin SANDERSON NGERINE ik CPUMIT FRANK (ALOK Eve. 50c to $2.50. Thurs. Mat. 880 ‘to $1.50. Sat. Mat. G0o to $2.00, Plus Tax. BELASCO Vaudeville SHUBERT DAILY WATS, A LAUGH A MINUTE WITH IN THEIR OWN 20th CENTU i with Krang and White, Olga Mishka Mario Rossi and EXTEA:—Exclusive. Agposrauce Washington Society Leader, Mrs. Clarenoe Crittendsn Calhoun . Nites, 25¢ to $1 Excopt on. s-mrd-y- Sundays and Holideys NEXT WEEK—The St Patrick's, Players in “Bonnie Prince Charlie,"” As An Added Attraction to THE WHIRL OF NEW YORK The Winter Garden Cameo Revue with Original Cast. MOORE’S wRIALTO- ELINOR GLYN’S THE WORLD'S STAGE A Vital Tale of A Hollywood Actress “THE RASCALS” BEST OUR GANG Comedy, “CHAMPEEN” — I~ INNOVATION 3§ —RIALTO— MELODY BOYS GORGEOUS SCENIC SCENIC IN THE FAR NORTH ——— FAMOUS ORCHESTRA —OVERTURE— SlAVISI:II RHAPSODIE . WILD, Conduclcr Extra Added Attraction ubeville’s'’ Sensational Successer “FIFTY MILES FROM BROADWAY, With Harry B. Watson and Reg. B. Mervills. Next Week GUS EDWARDS AND Tis New and Most Elaborats s, ME'I'R POLITAN F AT 10th’ SECOND EPOCHAL WEEK 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Firat National Presents JACKIE COOGAN With a Magnificent Cast Charles Dickens’ Classic OLIVER TWIST Prologue At 3:30, 7:30 and 9:30 P. M, Added Features I._uu\'nu_us TH BET. D & LAST DAY 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. RALPH LEWIS With Johnnie Walker in a Super-Thriller, the THIRD ALARM Tenor Prelude—W. F. Raymond Comedy, “High Power” in woes COLY POST nitude and epoc! tion. * ¢ o tory of cinematic art.” STAR 5oty nas ever photography and settin; “In Robin Ho TIMES of the pantomimic art. o L the other really great p Birth of a Nation’ and Flower.’ "—R. L. B. HERALD ® ¢ Certain to be remarkable ever shown.” NEWS |iccuntr. photography have never ever seen.”—L. H. it NOW PLAYING DOUGLA FAIRBANK In the supreme masterpiece of his entire photoplay carcer—A marvelous, stupendous achievement that held thousands spellbound at every performance at Loew's Columbla throughout Sunday and yesterday —a matchless cinema triumph certain to be classed as the greatest production of the whole year! WHAT THE CRITICS SAY! “‘A tremendous play of astounding mag- It is colossal, stupendous; The greatest photoplay in the his- “The best picture the motion-picture in- highest development of the motion picture to date. “The film says the last word in screen The settings, Recommended as the most beautiful movie we've Direct from its semsationally successful engage- ment at the Lyric Theater, New York, where thou- sands paid $2 a seat to witness its beauty! REGULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL HERE F STREET AT 13TH THEATER hal magnificence. it staggers the imagina- produced The gs are exemplary of th od. Douglas Fairbanks has written his name among the immortals s e 1t was life it- Robin Hood takes its stand with ictures of the world, ‘The ‘When Knighthood Was in “Douglas Fairbanks’ magnificent and colossal production of ‘Robin Hood, a picture which absolutely dwarts by comparison, any previous production of Fairbanks' career. hailed as one of the most lighting and been approached before. Pa. Ave, at Uth St—M. 667 TONIGHT AT 8:30 RECORD BREAKING RIGOLETTO .Mon. Eve.. Jan, 22, and Fri. Mat., Jan. 26. 3 Opera Company Masonic Auditorium, Thlm., Olga Samaroff | The American Pianist Tickets, $1.00 to $2.00 (plus war tax) T: Arthur Smith, Inc, 1306 G Gt. National, Friday Afternoon, 4: RUTH ST. DENIS TED SHAWN DENISHAWN DANCERS Titkets, $1.50 to $2.50 (plus war tax) T. Arthur Smith, Inc.. 1306 G St. De GOGORZA National, Friday, Feb. 2, 4: 30 T. Artbur Smith, Inc.. 1306 ( u Mrs. Wilson-Greene Announces ChicagoGrand Opera Co. Three Evenings Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday * February 5th, 6th and 7th Poli’s Theater—8 o’Clock Mon. Eve., AIDA (In Italian) Raiss, Van Gordon, Marshall, Lazzari, Formichi. Polacco, Conductor Tues. TOSCA (In Jtalian) Mary Garden. Crimi, Rimini, Polaceo, Conductor Wed. Eve. SNIEGUROTCHKA (“Snow Mniden”) (In Fremch), Mason. Van Gordon, Pav- losks, Minghetti, Baklanoff, Classsens. Richard Hageman, Conductor Orehestra, 65—Entire Stage Equipment—Chorus, 65 Incidental Dancers and Corps Season _prices: 1800, 31800, $24.00, . Boxes, $225.00, $1 .00, Tax exempt. Season seats now on sale Mrs. Greene's goteart bureen; Drecp's, 13tk and @, De Trere. SILOTI Great Pianist, Teacher of Rachmanineff. * City Club, Thurs., Jan. 18, 8:30 P.M. Al Greene's Concert Bu., Droop's, . 6493. Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Nikolai Sokoloff, Cond Bunday afterncon, Jan. 31, 3.30 Gresns's Copeert Buresn, NEW THEATE HooT 11 B GALLOPING KID. Also, “AROUAD THE WORLD 1N EIGHT- EBN DAYS CRANDALL’S METROPOLITAN F St at 10th SECOND WEEK-—JACKIE COOGAN, Immortal Class! Special Prologue, Added_Featnres. CENTRAL Oth Bet. D and E LEW- THIRD '\n:mxfun COMEDY, “HIGH Tenor Prelude, sung by W. F. P _RAYMOND. CRANDALL’ Tl TODAY — CHAR SAVOY THEATER CRANDALL’S 14th and Col. Rd. PO DAILY, 3 P.M et "EDUCATOR CRANDAL‘.’ AVENUE GR\.\I? MATS., 2 P.M. TODAY ' AND TAYLOR “and 1. FOOL THERE WS STONE, in And LLOYD ||\u “BERT LATELL. o TO HOLD. tion, comedy, Rhoades, Concert Organist. CRANDALL'S YORK THEATER . Ave.& QuebecSt. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:30. TODAY D TOMOREOW — RODOLPH TALENTINO, iIn “THE YOUNG RAJAH." NEW s'rmou Gth & C Sta. N.E, BEBE DANIELS, JAMES KIREWOOD, A LSSON N“PINK GODS” Oth at O Street TODAY_AND, from must Stapley W S GLORIA S )| Ist St NoW FAVORIT (n.\:x‘l,r;‘m«\' in A TATLOR-MADE MAD Continuous o 11:30 p.m. LINCOLN -=i% ot TODAY AND TOMORROW Lewis Stone and Star Cast In John M. Stabl's Special “THE DANGEROUS AGE” Mack Sennett Comedy—Kinograms. 12th Dr. J. Fort Newton Of London-and New York Speaks at 4:45 and 8 P.M. Dally Until Friday Evening First Congregational Church 10th and G Sts. N.W. Come and Hear Him DANCING. New Steps in Dancing te_Lessons. Phose M. 8165 before 5 pm. ORROW CHE 1MPOS- 1110 H St} RODOLPH PR]NCFSS “THE SHEIK DUMBARTON 24w LIM_SHOT inconain Av. “BORDERLAND.” TOMORROW—"ME AND MY GAL. THE MONE: Wi 8 r Gang'*' Comedy, A " North Capitoel and P Sta, ANITA_S ART, in T MARRIED LIBERTY ELITE T4th =:"r7u s R T Ave. 1AW ANDA ] ELLIOTT THE- DEX TER Sth and D N.W. Now Playing MARSHAL NEILA “BITS OF LIFE” AU-Star Cast, with Wesley Barry—Lon Chaney Noah Beery—John Bowers And the New Leather Pushers “The Chickasha Bonecrusher” Featuring Reginald Denny DANCING. GLADYSE WiLBUR, 8 Dupont cirele. Dupont studio. lin 1435-W, ing. _Children's ¢ DA 1226 Con: N1 CLA: MILLER'S, GLOVER'S, 013 foos any time, ; RIVATE LES Course, six lossons, ACHER'S STUDIC 10th st. n.w. s5 Monday and Fri 11 pm. Priv Phone_Franklin § ARNUM snd ETHEL "OATHBOUND.™ Also Also HALOLD Phope Tallroom Dancing, Stage s 5. 5 $4. Mr. Leroy H Thayer. 1145 Conn. ave. Ma Pantomime, anes 80d pris slcal, fnterpretive, tage and ballroom dancing. lessons; children and tixs tango. Studio availabie for private dance | DAVISON’S 5% 1329 M n.w. & nce correctly 1n a fow lesso Any hour. Separate stud dance Sat. evenings. Inst 8 10 9: déncing. 9 t6 12. w MR. STA PEMBERTON ! Former N. Y. Winter Garden star. . Gertrude Hoffman; Mae Murra. and others; lessons in all styl lw'uno, 1850 BILTMOR! bailet, 5 ARCADE Great Double Bill BASKETBALL | American Leglon vs. Otis Athletic Club ~—Game Called at 8:15— | ANCING —=Starts at 9:15— * Admission for Botk : Ladies 50c—Men S0c—Including : Tax. For Thowe Desiring tc DANCE ONLY, Regular Price Will' Bo Charged Upper Ballroom and Continued in Auditorium After Game Without Extra Charge. L