Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1923, Page 36

38" TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. '8—“Tangerine” with Julla Sindereon; portormarce at 8:30 p.m. NATIONAL—Lynn Fontanne, “Dulay,” 8:20 pm. . GARRICK—"“The Green Scarab,” & at §:30 pm. - PRESIDENT—“Abte’s Irish Ros at 8:30 p.m. . KEITH'S—Gus Bdwards, vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:16,pm. . BELASCO- “Phe- Whirl of York,” at 2:15 and 8:16 pm. CON' —Nyle Vernon an "Seor-:!a?lgrs‘ Y audeville, at 3, and 9 p.m. STRAND in New his 6:30 Spring _ 18 vaudeville, at 2:45, 6:30 and GAYETY alk of tho TOW: 2:16 and 8:16 p.m. COLUMIIA —Douglas Fairbanks, “Robin Hood.” photoplay. at am., 12:40, 2:45, 4:45, 7 and 9:10 p‘vl‘n 3 RIALTO—“Burning Sands.” at am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Coming.” :45 p.m. at in 5 t 10:50 a.m., 123 6:05, 7:55 and 9:55 p.m.. ; 7:35:0 pm. The Ttam's Head Players —Tf¢ 30 o'clock. in Oscar Wilde e of Being Barn CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Maceabees, nd _install at Washington Ten wili initiate C: officars tomor 20 pm. in Knights of Pyth s Hall Champion degree team of Unitcd States, Alex- andria_Tent, No. 2, will be gresent. Musical cntertainment. Members of sther tents of Washington invited. William Allen White of Emporia, Kansas, and Paul Pearson, president of the TInternational Lyceum and ‘hautauqua Associations,” will speak it the dinner of the Kansas State ciety. at the City Club, Monday vening. The wanderlusters will hike from Sunday _afternoon under 1ip of Johin Boyle, jr, Leaving 30 p.m. Club will inaugu- Saturday club nights, p.m. Thomas Riley will be guest und speaker. only. Dress, informal. ORGANIZATION- ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Campbell will give ex- Sunday school lesson, W. C A, 1333 F The Universit omorrow Marshall Memby Judge E. K position of 4:45 o'clock, at Y. street. TONIGHT. American Society of Lngineers will meet. § ‘osmos Club. Speaker 11, who will consider ool Ven- lation. P, J. Dougherty the Low-Pressure . 6:15 o'clock. Mechanical o'clock, at ¥ ,Heating Boi Southwest Civie Association will meet, § o'clock, at-Randall School Association Masonie Brightwood Citize: public lecture on_ the subject of the Appleby system of character an- alysis will be given, § o'clock, In ballroom of Buckingham Hotel. H. D. Appleby, director of department of vocational service, will give class lecture. The Big Sisters will meet, § o'clock, at 700 11th street, room 606 Club to admission of Mectin Linders the gove printing_and downtown ¢ 1o, union, No. 4, I B. of B., will give an entertainment and dance at Ma- sonic Temple, Sth and F streets northeast tertainment 8 o'clock; dancing 9:30 o'clo 1 Writers’ League will meet. 8 o'clock, in Public Library. Special feature “Amy Lowell,” by Mrs. Emily Stowe. Concert for benefit of Woman's Foundation, § o'clock, in Presbyterian Sunday _school house, Kensington, Ald.. under auspices of Woman's Club of Kensington nspices of Catholic lub, 9 o'clock. at House, 601 E Dance. TWomen' Catholic sireet. :, American The Peace r. W.C. A, Open to tho public. Doan Albert H. T"aiversity, will sn of Fu 1333 F ‘Washington Hebrew Congregation: Dr. Alexander Lyons, rabbi of the Ninth Avenue Temple, Brooklyn, N. Y., will preach at 8 o'clock. Subject: Jow and Christian.” The sermon will have special reference to the mear east problem American Soclety for Steel Treat- ng will meet, 8 o'clock, in auditorium ? new Interior bullding. ong, metallurgist. will The Manufacture of Alloy Steels.” Clan_Maclennan 220, Order of Scot- tish Clans, and Lady _Maclennan Taughters of Scotla, No. 75, will cele- rate the anniversary of the birth nf Robert Burns, the Scottish poet, at n dinner to be held at Terrace Inn, 1401 Massachusetts avenue, at 8 p.m. Talk’ on practical theosophy, § o'clock, at United Lodge of Theoso- phists, 812 17th street. No collec- tion. All welcome, $1 Down Wear While You Pay o Wrist Watches In 14 Kt Solid White-Gold Cases 192 Yours for $1 Down 15-jéewel movements; in beautiful hand-engraved cases;.and in a variety of shapes. A nv'::e fllllh unn;u‘;b“e' ap- proa anywhere. It will pay well to look at them be- m buylnf elsewhere; and if you were intending to buy a ‘watch later, buy it NOW and 'rzdlu & big, substantial sav- Ing. ederick R. | WHAT IS WRONG IN THIS PICTURE. ument | B. H. De | speak of| ‘Taps has wounded for joken about M. Coue. &0t them by the dosen and some are still coming of them were in the form of jinglew, to rhyme, pronounced “Coo.” poems ki the distinguished learned the correct pronunciation of proper names. THE EVENING The editor ne Samy wherein, in order druggist’s name must be 't “Ruhbr,” By the way, a lot of otherwise e to be discarded because the composers h “Mer Rouge” and even “Rhine” are example STREET CAR CHATTER. She (sweetly)—Have you plenty of room? He (politely)—Yes, thank you. She—Then glve me some.. C. H. McDONNELL, ‘1828 Belmont road. Why does a fellow insist on paying you for a two-cent stamp he borrowed and never remember the five spot? JOHN J. REARDON, 92 23rd strcet northwest. s e e Professor—The tenets of what great party did former President Wilson gen- follow in reaching wany de- nt-minded Student—The party of the first part BLANCHE C. HOWLETT, 8 ermont avenue. > o 6. T can buy a ton of coal from my deal- er for $18, while an Army officer has to pay $12.50 a ton at the commissary. If I win second prize with this contribu- tion I will have made up all but fifty cefits of the difference in price. R. R. WHITTLETON, 2603 12th street northeast. Heard a discussion on what business has been most benefited by automobiles, and the right one wasn't even men- tioned—undertaking. DUFFY THIBAULT, Columbia Planograph Co, Johnny—Father, are there any boot- | leggers in heaven? Dad—No, indeed, my son. ome profiteers; th more nerve than bootlegsers. | EDWARD C. HOOP. i 'FIK‘ G.«lrect northeast. But there If Germany doesn't soon attempt to Improve the “tick” in the “watch” on the Rhine, France may have to substi- tute a “Big Ben.” JAMES J. HUGHES, 928 Westminster street northwest. . . I notice that the new woman is mighty anxious to enlarge her ephere, but doesn't seem to want to increase her cir- cumference. E. C. PALMER, 5608 1jth street northwest Worried Bride party)—Do =% Husband — Of course, couldn’t get it in the bottle. .., . G. E. CAMPBELL, 513 Kenyon street northwest. | (giving first rve olives dinner with You you not! P A stranger, coming from the Station, asked a small boy the directions to a certain house. After a pause, with a look of determination, the boy started in: “Y-you g-g-go down this s-s-street t-t-two blocks, th-th-then t-t-turn t-t-to the ri-ight, and, s-s-say, there's fi-fifty thousand pa-pa-people in this t-t-town, and you ha-haft t-t-to ask me! W. A. RHODES, 1527 I atrect morthwest. DRI Prospective Customer—I say, Fou should have all those bottles labeled. How do you know whether you sell a man aleohol or moonshine? Bootlegger—That's very simple. he comes back, I sold him moonshine. H. C. WHITE, 207 East Capitol street. .« . WASHINGTON MOTORDOM. A local chauffeur was haled into court for ruuning down & man. *“Yo' honor,” said he, “I tried to warn de gentleman, but de horn wouldn't work.” “Then,” sald the judge, “why didn't you slow up, rather than run over him? The prisoner's face brightened, and he then said, “Why, jedge, da me. I neber thought of tha JOSEPH B. REPETTI, 707 22nd street northwest. PR The older we grow, the more im- pressed we are by the decrease in the amount of bias {n the world. Thank heaven, about the only prejudices we now have are religious, racial and social prejudices. In all other respects we are open to reason. ROBERT V. CROSS Bureau of C. & R., Navy Department. PR i Europe’s ultimatums have become so common that they don't ult. OSWALD DRURY. “I see by the evening paper that the captain of the Baltic saw a sea monster with the ears and nose of a pig.” “Was he inside or outside the three- mile limit?"” E. J. WILLIAMS, 1505 Vermont avenwe. .. YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL! Some published Pithy Paragraphs pear to have but a doubtful fraction of | one per cent kick. But there seem be plenty of kick about the unpubli: onex. W. L. BRWIN, Metropolitai. Hot 1| ‘The Pithy Paragraph fiim, for each week, will be shown including the four prize winners at the. B. F. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS. Identical prizes will be pres: are ten dollars, five dollars, two j a box or six orchestra seats at Try vo ented every week. These awards box seats at Keith's, and either the Strand. ur hand. y friends are writing books |treating their misspent lives. telling tales about their cooks and th uncles and their wives: memoirs writefs come in troops, stories of their coops; modesty will loop the loops, if this memoir graft survives. Ten cent people buy some ink and indulge in pompous prose, telling of the dope they drink and the color of the hose; of their jour- neys far and near, of the kind of cars they steer, of adventures mak- ing beer where the wild budweiser grow: Silly women take ipens and relate in great detail nar- ratives of setting hens, and of do- ings flat and stale; gossip of |irowsy past makes the reader cr i“Dodgast! These punk memoirs are |the last I shall read while out of jail!” Every gent his pen will grab since we have the memoirs itch though his life may be as drab as a mudhole in a ditch; though he has no writing skill, endless pages he will fill with his_egotistic swill, memoirs readers to bewitch. Every memoirs tide, and we are such easy we tread the pavement stones to blow in our hard-earned bones for “The Book of Jackass Jones,” by all dealers now supplied. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. —_— : American Pharmaceutical Associa- of Pharmacy lecture sroom, 808 I street. Dr. A. Viehoever will speak of “Purity of Crude Drugs Exported to the United States.” Guaranteed Genuine Imported 45¢c Ib. writing | their | delegate embarks on the moaning | marks that no writer is denied; and | tion will meet, 8 o'clock, at College | DR. COBLENTZ BURIED. Funeral cervices for Dr. Horace Benjamin Cobl, widely known practicing physician of this oity, who died at the family residence, 1432 U | | street northwest, suddenly, Wednes- | | day, was held from the home this afternoon, Rev. Waltmyer, pastor of the Lutheran Church, 16th ‘and U streets northwest, officlating. The interment was In Rock Creek ceme- tery. The pallbearers were: Dr. Francs Minor, Dr. Francis McGovern, Dr. S M. Criswell, Dr. S. L. Hilton, Dr. Jo- eph Canine and Paul Coulin. Repre- sentatives from St. John's Masonic Lodge, Royal Arch_ Chapter, | Templars, Almas_Temple, 502 Elks, Woodmen of the World, organ- izations of which Dr. Coblents wase a member, attended the funeral and interment. —_— Miami, Pa Connd Lime. 1 now 40 servie Mrafn de “xira fare, | Offc Aivertisement, . Cmct 1418 B st. nw. Main 177 [ ‘Reasonettes” NIESCO will prove a rev- elation in coffee flavor to those who try it for the first time. Its splendid quality is the more satis- fying because Mesco makes good coffee your Y whether boiled, peréolat. ed, tricolated or drip. ME:SWING CO. Mesco Building, 1013 E Street N.W. Registered U. S. Patent Office “Home”-made Candies The . wealthy reserved in honey and sent for gyth. Confections were then onl: taste-delights of many - luscious chocolates and Homemade Candies. Fudge 50c 1b. nds awa onbens, Coccy Treor. Roman gentleman delighted in excellent quinges his special delectation from far-off ly for those of wealth. Today the it you at little cost, conveyed in in a pound box of Polly Trent Chocoiates & Bonbo “ ,60c Ib. g e 013 E St. N.W. Mesco Building ' DD LS P SXNORIGTIRE Gets Away With $1,000 From North Capitol Street Place. BELIEVED DOPE FIEND Commands Manager and Five Clerks to Sit on Floor While He Rifles Safe. A lone bandit, armed with a :45- caliber revolver and an automatic pistol, appeared In People’s Drug Store, No. 12, 741 North Capitol street, last night about 11:30 o'clock, held up T. E. S8hoemaker, manager, and five clerks and walked from the store with nearly $1,000 in a smalf box he picked up in the store. Manager Shoemaker said the ban- dit. who appeared to be about thirty years old, slender bulld and light complexion, looked like a dope flend The store had closed for the night. Two ladies, one a clerk and the other the cashier, had just left. They saw him standing near the door, but paid no particular attention to him. A Thomult ater the bandit entered oor ] uhlgckad. hat had been left tick 'em up!” sho bandif as_he entered.” S R Then he directed the six men to get in line. He had a 45-caliber re- yolver In his hand, while his other and was on atic is DAL an automatic in his “Who's the boss?” the bandft de- manded, and wien no response was made, he added: “Come on. Who the boss? before T Aill you with lead. The bandit compelled the six men to_sit on the floor. You'll never get away with this” ventured one of the drug store em- ployes, whereypon the bandit warned the men against attempting to leav the store. telling them he would not stop them, but that persons on th outeide would blow off their heads if they went out. i i Warns of Confederates. The bandit displayed a familiarity with the premises, mentioning a wi dow in the prescription room that was guarded on the outside. He also | told the store employes that he had | Aom-tlynn-a'!hhnlhxl:‘mvmn H. Cooper Cliff Victar ‘Morley D. ©, FRIDAY, JA SHUBERT ARRIC THE GREEN SCARAB rloy Lillian Walker P&~ NEXT WEEK 9§ RIALTO ARE YOU COMING? STRANGERS BANQUET 23 m SCREEN STARS WILL BE THERE DIRECTION OF MARSHALL NEILAN B =TT Fr e Sy walted outside the Store more than an | hour, not wanting to enter while the | ady emplo: were there i don’t like to shoot x " he 3 hoemaker was forced to show the armed man how to open the safe door, and when the latter had obtained the money he turned and calmly remarked: “I had no idea you did so much business. Warning Manager Shoemaker and the clerks of what would happen if they left the store too soon after his departure, the ‘stick-up” man de- parted. Clerks In the store, with the manager, at the time of the robbery were H. A. Thomas, H. G. Dunlap, R. H. Johnson, W. D. Mathews and J. D. Stoner. Film Features PRINC S ::lrl:“"l‘i‘n‘{ 5";;‘5;};';;_. 1o DUMBARTON * 1340 WisconsinAv. ';MY FRI ND Tifl DEV HIPPODROMES A&~ XA OLD KENTUCKY HOME. TOMORROW—"IF I WERE QUEEN." AMERI 1 = d K. I Ave, HARRI- SON FORD and MAR TE DE LA MOTTE. i * 5 word i il be glad supply you E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. ' Use the Branch Office in Your Neighborhood —when you leave Classi- fied Ads for The Star— they will receive careful and prompt attention. orth Cap. and P Siw. AllStar Cust, in * From the Ce LIBERTY SUPER SEX.” i FAG e THE FOG. 14th St. and R. L. Ave. PAULINE STARKE, in “MY_ WILD IRISH ROSE."” CAROLINA 1% 4 ¥ ¢ Ae 2% WALLAC! ALDINE FARRAR, HOBART BOS- WORTH and THEODORE KOSLOFT, in “THE_WOMAN GOD FORGOT. g inee Tomorrow, 2 pm. S Attraction, SHERLOCE RECENTS= OUT OF' THE FAOE IN and Callfornia Sts. Al TH LADYS WALTON HAROLD LL( R“’"AEL Bth at O St. N.W, 'BIL] DOVE, in “YOUTH TO YOUTH. KEATON in ““THE BLACI FOOL THERE WAS.” A Wm. Fox Special Production. NEW STANTON DOROTHY DALTON, CRISTO), in And Monkey Comedy, THE JUNGLE." The Star prints more Classified Ads than all the other papers here combined because they bring re- sults. “Around the Corner” is a. Star Branch Office AMUSEMENTS. POLI'S - ONIGHT, 820 T MAT. SAT., 2:20 Playing Shubert Attracti direct irom 2% years run at tui Theater, . A 1 'TONIGHT, 8:20 ATIONAL_ >nemmss A COMEDY OF TODAY DULCY By George S. Kanfman and are Connells With LYNN'FONTANNE And s Brilliant Company of Comedians, NEXT WEEK, BEATS BELLING. WILLIAM GILLETTE SHERLOCK HOLMES VELT Bensational Wild Animal Motion Pictures Across ‘Africs and Cape to Cairo. SUNDAY EVE. AT 8:30 lMONDAY MAT. AT 4:30 KHARTO HIGH CLASS THEATRE DE LUXE The Popular Composer GUS EDWARDS And His 15th Annual 8o Revus The Gifted Impersonator MISS VENITA GOULD In “Impressions” of Well Known Players WILLIE SCHENK CO. “A_EUROPEAN SURPRISE.” PAUL DECKER & CO. “1 HEARD —— !'! I'" Hartley and It MoWilliams Fatiarsen, i3 The Plannutist One Night.” Teotants | 5 Weana A "Ter Canize } ) ) Fight. KX 's_Fables. Patha Woeekly, Tepics ' of he Day. Phonee M. 4484-44856523 Next Week: VIVIENNE SEGAL & HARRY CARROLL LAST 2 DAYS BURNING SANDS BY ARTHUR WEIGALL A STUPENDOUS DESERT ROMANCE § N N 7 2% [UARY 26, 1923. AMUSEMENTS. oot g LOEW’S ALAC WALLACE 2 SHOWS FOoR PRICE_OF 1 SRR NEWS BAYS: An the Strand this weel A Playlet of Love, Laughter and Yeuth KIMBERLY & PAGE Bay Hughes With Pam—Others 'HOTQPLAY: MARY Mll.%; MINTER AND TOM MOORE In “The Cowboy and the Lady' A _Paramount Picture Msts. — Popular Prices — Nights 100810 %8 = Seise I t production of his great screen career! “THIRTY DAYS” Christie Comedy, “Chop Suey” Beginning Sunday DOROTHY DALTON In_“Dark Secrets —NEXT WEEE— A Nonsensical Comedy . Ma I;‘ Chance” You'll Laugh Yourself Siok e T LOEW’S Co A LUMBI Continuous 10:30 . m.-11 p. m. COMING DOG SHOW COLISEUM 9th and Pa. Ave. Over Center Market Friday, Saturday, Jan. 26 and 27 400 DOGS ON EXHIBITION ALL BREEDS CRITERIO Now Playing RODOLPH VALENTINO CARMEL I MYERS In a dramatic story of love and youth, thrilling romaunee and adventure SECOND BIG WEEK DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS —IN=— “ROBIN HO0D” Never before in the his- tory of Loew's Columbia has any production ever received such overwhelm- ing praise from press and public of Washington. 9th and D N.w. FEATUR AT 10:30 A. BELASCO SHUBERT Vaudeville ho New York Winter Gardsn by resents The Whirl of New York With Roy Oummings and Irene Shaw, Keno and Green, Kyra with Raffael, Flor- ence Bchubert. Purcel's Brothers and others, ADDED ATTRACTION THE ST. PATRICK PLAYERS In the Romantio Playlet with Musio, “‘Bonnie Prince Charlie’” MATS., 26c- Exocept on Saturd: Noxt Week—All-Btar Vaudeville with toe “Washington Follies.” All WASHINGTON “FOLLIES” NEXT WEEK at the Shubert-Belaseo 50 Washington enterts ers g, comedy amd dance. In conjunmction with tival. Seats NOW. SEATS NOW SELL- ING FOR THE “ALL NIGHT” Reginald Denny As “The Leather Pusher” ™ “When Kane Met Abel” Oze of the famous Collier's Weekly St by H. C. Witmer LINCOLN °jesis Today and Tomorrow MAX LINDER In “THE THREE MUST GET THERES" IRVING CUMMINGS In “CORP. JIM'S WARD" Patiie Review BILLS ARE BEST RANDALL’. METROPOLITA LAST TWO DAYS . to 11 P.M.—Doors Open at 10:30 A.M, First National Presents MILTON SILLS AND ALL-STAR CAST, IN THOS. H. INCE’S SENSATIONAL HIT, SKIN DEEP MUSICO-DRAMATIC PROLOGUE AT £:30, 7:30 und 9:30 : METROPOLITAN QUARTET--MISS WASHINGTON RAYMOND, MARTIN, EAST, MOORE (MISS EVELYN C. LEWIS) NEWS, SYMPHONY, SCENIC. 11 A NDALL'S! CENTRAL ) NINTH BET. D & E TODAY AND TOMORROW 11 AN to 11 P.M. LEWIS S. STONE ALL-STAR CAST In Jno. M. Stahl's Finest, the “DANGEROUS AGE” Charley Murray in “A Social Error” Savoy Theater CRANDALL'S 14th & Col. Rd. MATS. 2 P Daily, 3 P.M. Sunday. TODAY—HELENE CHADWICK, JAS. KIRKWOOD and RICHARD DIY, in “THE SIN FLOOD.” TOMORROW—-SHIRLEY _ MARON, in “'SHIRLEY OF THE CIRCT! And Comedy, ‘A FALEE ALARM.” Added \""ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW' CRANDALL'S THEATER NINTH AT E gt TODAY AND TOMORROW 11 AM. to 11 P.M. BEBE DANIELS JAMES KIRKWOOD With ANN4 Q. NILSSON in PINK GODS Special Added Hits CRANDALL'S MATINEE SA' TODAY—TOM MOORI and _ Comedy, *'OCHA! INTERMEZZ0, “THE JEWELS THE MADONNA." STANLEY RHOADES, Concert Organist TOMORROW—STAR CAST, in ‘“‘THE THIRD ALARM."' ADDED MATINEE ATTRACTION, “SPEE! d Apollo Theater SWELLS or W, Rams Head Players Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday a! ‘With Faturday atinee ich Week Now Playing, Oscar Wilde's » “The Importance of Being Earnest’ Beason, Student and Single Tickets 13281 18th S s Franklin 58 CHICAGO GRAND OPERA 0. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday February 5, 6 and 7 Poli’s Theater—8 o’Clock Mon. Eve.,, AIDA, in Italian Raisa, Van Gordon, Marshall, Lazzari, Formichi, Polacco, Conducter. ‘Tues. Eve., TOSCA, in Italian Mary Garden, Crimi, Rimini, De Trere, Polacco, 'Conductor. Wed. Eve., Sniegurotchka ‘‘Snow Maiden"), in French. Mason, Ven Gordon, Pavioska, Minghett] Cluessens; Richard Hegeman, Prices: 35, $6, 85 £4; Loges, $10 Tax Exempt On Sale Mrs. Greene's Concert Bu- rean, Droop’s, 13th & G. 1. 6483 Theater, Tuesday, Jan. 30. 4:30. Beats at Mrs. ‘Greene’s Concert Bureau Droop’s, 13th & G—Main 6483 || National, Thurs., Feb. 1, 4:30 | Rev. G. Vale Owen Lecture Subject: “Psychic- Science and Human Survival” Tickets, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 T. Arthur Smith. Inc., 1306 G St. National, Friday, Feb. 2, 4:30 De GOGORZA The Leading Concert Baritome T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1308 G St. DANCING. York Theater Matinee Attraction, “SPEED.” No. §. P Ga. Ave. & Quebecst. CRANDALL'S $3732°, o755 MATE. 2 P.M. DAILY, 3 P.M. SUNDAY TODAY—ELSIE FERG! “OUT- CAST.” ‘and HOW ARDEN OF GEYSERS." TOMORROW-SHIRLEY MASON, {u “SHIRLEY OF THE CIECUS." ' And BOBBY VERNON, fn “PARDON MY GLOVE.” " ADDED MATINEE AT- TRACTION, “SPEED.” No. 8. CRANDALL'S MATINEE SA TODAY—WAM. FARNUM, in *30C SHINE VALLEY'': PAUL PARROT in “PASTE AND PAPEK, PATHE REVIEW. TOMORROW-—WILLIAM RUSSELL CRUSADER"; _and Comedy, * ADDED MATINEE “SPEED.” - No. CRANDALL’! METROPOLITAL F ST. AT TENTH. DWF™ BEGINNING SUNDAY “g I, e ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN TEARLE As the Renegade American Who Fought a Man’s Fight in he Purple Hills of Mexico and Saved ‘a Beauty from Herself. The Spoiled Society Flapper Fho Asroplaned from Her Lavish Petting Party Straight Into the Home and Heart of o Bandit. IN SELZNICK'S GORGEOUS SPECIAL ONE WEEK OF LOVE” ‘WITH A WEALTH 0! DE LUXE AUXILIARIES ST e ND MRS. ACBER'S 100h st. T.w. Clacs M | Ballet, . staj 3 TMORE. COL. 290z 8 | STUDIO, 1850 BI! N AND LILLIAN FOSKINS. oom n»}&l L;\rre('l\! :l &b | ehiidren and adults. Studlo for rest for Yate dances. 1141 Conn._sve. Fr. 5908. 2% | GLOVER'S, 613 22nd N.W.—PRIVATE LES. sons any time, TCourse, six lessons, 84 Guar. results. ' Fine evironment. W. 1129. D STUDIO—NEAR CAPITOL. insiructors new steps; marble Private and class lessons, by appointment only. Class forming February % Tet. nie. P 3 before 5 pm. ¢ TSON'S Prof-1 2 .w Main { DAVISON'S Pt 1329 M n.w ¥ sctectly in a few lessont. lionr. Separate_studios enings, with orches te: age and b REFIN Competent floor; orchestra. ! Teach sou to dance { strictly private. Class dauce Sat GLADYSE WILBUR. No. 6 Dupont _circle. Dupont studio. Phons Franklin 1435-W. Ballroom Dancing, Stage Training. _Children’s Classes. = — Rightway School of Dancing 514 12th ST. N.W. (near 12th and F). Don't give up dancing because you have failed by“other methods. By our method of instruction any ong can learn to dance the Fox trot, Waltz, One-ftep in & few private les- sons. 1sit our_studio. 0 appointment re- quired. Hours, 10 a.m. to 10 pm, -e Miss Chappelear PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMEN' 1715 Comnectiont Rreotn . Phos Norty Dancing is a Necessity, Not a Luxury. CATHEKINE BALLE, At 719 Oth st. n.w., Fr. 6506, will teach. vo. the latest duuces in a few: priv. less. Resilty guar. Less. at any tiwe. Class Tues. and | EDec: ates o 1adies: Sire.. 10 nam 10 10 pam.* Mr. Leroy H. Thayer, 1145 Comn. wre. Main 2373, Classlcal, ' interpretive, pantomime. balie: stage and ballroom dancing: Clgsses and private lessons: children and aduits, Featuring Argen tixs tango. Studio available for private dances. ARCADE Double Bill Tonight BASKET BALL _ LEGIONNAIRES QUANTICO MARINES Game Called 8:15 P. M. DANCE Starts at 9:15 P. M. 1 i | pimL R For those desiring to Dauce Oaly, | regular admigsion will be chargs in Ilpzer ballroom and continued in auditoriym after game without chargs. ®