Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1923, Page 12

12 AMUSEMENTS BELASCO—“Why Men Leave Home.” 'hy Men Leave Home” will be George Marshal next offering at the Belasco Theater, beginning Sun- day night. This play was produced in~ New York early last season at the Morosco Theater by Wagenhals & Kemper, and is from the pen of Avery Hopwood. : A man returns to his home, tired out after a hard day's work, with Beach’s novel of adventure in Alaska, made sby Goldwyn, be major attraction "at Moore's Rialto Theater next week, b ginning Sunday. It pictures the ad- ventures, hardships, rampant greed and the devotion of the people who | were in the great Klondike gold rush. . It is filled with action, big dramatic moments and ~strenuous conflicts. The cast includes Milton Sills, Bar- | bara Bedford, Anna Q. Nilsson, Noah | Beery, Robert Edeson, Mitchell Lewis, . _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, MUTT. AND JEFF—Mautt Couldn’t Sell the Whole Ocean for a Dime After Round 4. rJEFF, WE'RE SITTING PRETTY. WiTHt oUR Y (LISTEN: I'm BO3IS HERE | BUSKETS OF ICE WATER IBUT REMEMBER | |NOT ONG DROP BEFORE | NOT ONE DRoP BEFORE THE FIFTH ROUND AND THosE. SAPS ARE Good T'M OFFERED THe EIFTH F‘T:Nbl AT ANY PRICEC 1S JuLy HEAT wiLL HAVE THOLE BIRDS PANTING BY THAT Time AND we'te A DOLLAR AND SEVEN-, EIGHT- 11923, - e Y anticipation of a good, warm dinner Wallace MacDonald, 'Ford Sterling, awaiting his arrival, only to discover | Sam de Grasse, Louise Fazenda, Kate empty table and that friend wife | Price, Robert 'McKim, John: Elliott is out somewhere, diving gayly inio | Rockliffe Fellows, Gordon Russell, one of those heart-breaking bridge | Albert Roscoe, Tom McGuire and matinees, in the hole, but lingering | Jack Curtis. on in the game in the hove of win-| == ning, with the chances bright for be- . » ing separated from more coin. 1 PALACE—“The Fog. ; IAI?I“Kh n:nuci zhe sixth afternoon “The Fog,” a Metro production of riond husband is apt to spurt on ; = % : all six cylinders for some place on |2 Story vy Willlam Dudley Pelley, ""l mapihere :Mn;R“t % dl‘""‘b" 'f":d : be shown at Loew’s Palace Theater welcome a-plenty. Bu s best to a next week, beginning Sunday after- Piar. Hopwood explain it all In l8 | poon, " “Supplemented with ~ minor e . {screen and musical attractions. | _Tae cast of “The Fog" includes KEITH'S—“The Cherry Tree,” |Mildred iarris, Louise Fazenda, Louise Dresser, Marjorie Prevost, H:lrry Green, after a long ‘:lhfle"c" jAnn May, Ethel Wales, Cullen Landis, in Europe, returns to Keith's: next | Ralph Lewis, David Butler, Frank :’;:l;mén on‘fg:;; (‘f,iw:‘rg'lrhTrhee, Na;: | Currier and Edward Phillips. | - o f v e The story concerns a rural poet and erin, ainti; George Washingion Cohen. supported | dremmaee sino e bnyeioria (%% 419 | one rich and one only comfortably|the young business man and-his lit-| day and Thursday Ethel Clayton will | comedy, “A Palr of Sexes,” also will| Woman” and George O'Hara in | Have Your Pap g and Painting by Florence Johns, Walcot Allen, |of° harshness and . brutality ghat|Well off, with a strong vein of ro-|tle family, a sudden promotion and |be pictured in “The Remittance | be shown. “Fighting_Blood,” No. 7; Saturda¥.| _ao. this summer, Mo fnoomvenience Denis _Auburn and George Parks.|threatens to crush his spirit, while in| mance and an occasional glimpse of |greater income, however, point the|Woman,” supported by Rockcliffe “Sixty Cents an Hour,” featuring | Dorothy Dalton in “Fog Bound” and 4 @ Stella Mahew, vaudeville's “cheeriest | gnoite’S 19 €rysh his spitit, while fn | o i ee "among the younger set. Way. ; Fellowes, Tom Wilson “and Edward | Walter Hiers, will be shown Wednes- | Stan Laurel in “Collars and Cuffs.” comedienne,” 'will shade top honors | girl without & name,” i J ; Kimball, and Mr. and Mrs. Carter D | day and Thursday of next week with eharpse. AWSISEmARS $o} eolar aad re. iy (Gfcen AT IRin e SR o T e . ENTRAL_© aven, in “Say th Diamonds.” [Harry Carey, in “The Drifter.” | paired. "Ruth Budd, who has smiled her way | 24m, Lattle agalnst slander and the COZLUMBIA—“Divorce. .C ‘Mary of the and Friday and Saturday Kathlyn | Thursday and Friday Betty Compson, Avenue Grand. | into success, returns as the added at- | beiwoen them is a poem that the mas| < The evils of divorce and the perils Movies.” Williams in Universal's “Trimmed in |in “The Rustle of Silk,” with Buddy | Sunday and Monday, Bebe Daniels (CORNELL WALL PAPER CO, traction. She is a gymnast, an aerial- | hos written and the girl read, but it| that assall modern marriage are fac- s e i pomantle drama with | Messenger, in “Don't Get Fresh,”|, “.yy, Exciters” and Bobby Ver- |grs 11th N.W. Main 5373-3374 i8t, @ prima donna, & dancer, a musi | has Written and the girl read but it| that assall modern marriage are fac-| .yary of the Movies” a sensation- | Charlie Chaplin, in “Sunnyside,” and | will be {hé attractions. z | ith N.W. 2] clan, & singer and an actress—all | fjoo! N et | ‘ally! intereating Jolobo D, of ‘HoIE. 1h® Einograms: non in “Take Your Cholce”; Tuesday | rolled into one. jal | Shown at Loew's Columbia Theater| Wood, will be presented for the first Apllo. and Wednesday, Betty Compson and or dirt; competent workmen; moderats ' Hours: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daniel Breeskin, will be added|a prosperous young business man who 0 | : i PhOtOpla S | pims and orchestral music conducted | has married the daughter of his em- yS. | attractions. ployer, and whose homelife, with their RIAL Th I (‘]lonlea‘.' ltfon?gv Money” depicts | little son, is ideal. His father-in-law, [0 = » both sides of the money question,| however, is involved in a divorce TO—"The Spoilers. [ from ‘the domestic point of view, sult; and while divorce is the last The new screen production of Rex through the medium of two families, thing that would seem to threaten HEASERIIBERZREARIRRAREIRP /Ly BARGAIN CARNIVAL, % Shattering all previous records for wonderful values, through extraordinary reductions, keen buying and manu- facturers’ co-operation. Not a stone left unturned to make ithis the greatest month of volume sales in our history. ~ Come! Buy! Profit! Save! 50c Kleinert’s Girls' Volle Jiffy Pants | i Dresses 25¢ |[$1.69 g Tohox abioct tliees N e e Every. pair guaranteed With panties to tra sizes 1o white | | oigoldered or sealioped | | Ratiste Flowered Gowns, | | for wear and service, | | match or neat or- and black: full cut | | collars, good quality ma- full cut, neatly shirred all sizes; stamped sec- S i e 5 terials. Worth to $2.98. bam styles. Blzes gathered hips. orth to §2 Soke s e With every purchase amounting to $100 or more we will give a Four-piece Sheffield Plate Silver Service, or your choice of our 42-piece set of Decorated Dinnerware, or a 26-piece set of Wm. A. Rogers Silverware. Sateen Infants’ SLIPS Coal ts $1.00|| $1.69 Regular and ex- Flowered Crepe Gowns 79¢ Qil Stove u Two-Burner 162 July Clearance Sale Price Others_will be Benjamin Ratner, 5 time in Washingt he 1l CRANDALL’S—“The Tiger’: & Graduate Eyes Examined STy ol « next week, beginning Sunday after- | tm gton the fifst three e Tiger's Conway Tearle in “The Rustle of one of Washington's own, a plan METROPOLITAN—*“Money, o, | The ~ Ben Turpin comedy, |48Ys of next week at Crandall's Cen- & Sunday and Monday, Betty Comp- | g i :"‘d Buster Keaton in “The Love | e est playlet, “Rice and 'Old Shoes”: Money, Money.” | 5 noon. Forty film star: | S ; Thursday, Dorothy Dalton a I 1 '0ld | night™ a° bit of hilarious drollery, |Roo! s appear- in the | _|Rustle cf Siik” and Buster Keaton : . . SEX Marle Walsh, .“The No Girl,” and| 4 “very different” Katherine Mac- | will be shown also. ¥l action, deplcting the experiences of | I8¢k Holt will be pictured at Cran- |y, "%p), 0" rove Nest”; Tuesday “"d.1:;-‘;5;Eg“gllfm"%fi::ym“;?eg:s"c.fiq Dr. CLAUDE §. SEMONE of frivolity; Harrison and Dakin and | Gpanaalr Omlaed v ane - Not B stardom In' the: movies: o | - o, Dorothy _Devore in_ L e randall's Metropolitan The of “Divorce,” which is based on a es Paramount’s adventure tale of Indla, | Moreno in “The Exclters” and Bobby P il ) )l ble s e but a simple yo " o c 0 y aunted S - [ AT A T N Woman _owned in heconting EINE: | James® Corrigan, Eaythe Chapman, the Kinograms and minor | Pringle, Carl Stockdale and Robert |vore in “Winter Has Came"; Friday, | Lloyd in “Haunted Spooks. Strand to (Close. doughnuts as part of the honest du-|George Fisher and Phillippe De Lacy. — ies of a small-town manufacturer's|The story is backg a4 against g —Service—L ices tholperi i nata e it eg | i Stony Aaibeckerounced againy Guaranteed Quality at Credit—Servic: ow Pri at ea hed - 0T | disaster st National's “Money, [New York and its settings are sald | & i i the summer season, With the promise | Mohey, Money,” to be seen for the|to be second in interest only fo the| The National Furniture Co. e, first time Sunday afternoon. Larry | gripping drama. John Boweds, in the 4 . mon in “The Barnyard.” with minor | role opposite Miss Novak, is seen as Fiber Body and Hood iy 3 Mbei : Glasses Fitted prodigy; Harry J. Conley, in his new Where 1s My Wandering Boy To. | tral Theater, beginning Sunday after- Claw.” son and Con Tegrle in _“The Frank Ellis, “The Yes Boy,” in a fre Donald is promised next week at| ' Jane Novak has the stellar role|2 Eirl from Barston, Ariz., who seeks | dall's Theater in “The Tiger's Claw.” | Wednesday, Bebe Daniels and Antonio o B < r acDonald just as beau sto v 5 rold together ‘ : Just as beauti-| story by Andrew Bennison. The sup. Harold Lloyd, in “Haunted !Novak, Bertram Grassby, Alleen | Thursday, “Success” and Dorothy De- | /Sixty Cents an Hour” and Harold ham frocks and frying delieions | Marearet Tiviaeston Frceman Woan: | Pictures will be shown also. Wednes- | Cain are in the cast. Christie’s new | Ethel Clayton in “The Remittance | (Continued on Ninetcenth Page.) The Strand Theater will close. after | gaughter threatened with fin 1| the social and commercial life of o o thelp oo | The National Furniture Co. Easy Credit T Carri July Clearance Sale Price 59c Gingham kompers| wrr HARRY o4 4 1€ AUFMAN: neat stripes, loose roe Saessws | 1316 TO 1324 TTH ST.. NW. | o vims ey years. 5 full cut. A Wonderful, Big Value Sale of Envelope ieste |\ Wash Dresses G, || Bk Piok or White 5 5 Heavy-weight atiste Envelope, 30 bright _satin 1 full cut women's B ter, in assofted sizes. Em b roid- slgng; cut from ered yoke o plain, tull pleces. W;fl'l F : o 24x48 Turkish = A TOWELS Bloomers S 38 Bungalow Easy Terms Easy Terms MASS as pictured. Consisting of Settee, Chair and Rocker, covered with good grade of tapestry. A very remark- able bargain. July Clearance Sale Price . L3 [TIT ' p) FOUR-PIECE WALNUT-FINISH A ig Clearance Of BEDROOM SUITE, as pictured; MET AL BEDS consisting of large Dresser, Chif- fonier, Bow-end Bed, Dressing Table, Easy Credit Terms. . Golden Oak White, enamel, wood and brass finishes. Splendid Values. July Davenport : July Clearance Sale Price cnport . o35 sqas Lopleer July Clearance Sale Price Easy Terms Regular and Extra Sizes ‘We've taken the bull by the horns and drastically reduced.the prices on our full stock of imported gingham, fine tissue ginghams and fancy voile dresses and grouped them at this remarkably low price for quick clearance. Girls' Drawer The latest styles, long-line models, floating . pancls, organdy trimmed and neatly made and finished. All colors and all sizes for regular Knickers al and extra women and misses. 290 39(: 7 Sale of Pure Worsted Sleeveless Fige.Quality ; > Golf Sweaters, $2.98 |5 Heavy. Absorh- ent, Double-thread I Full cut sizes, elastic waist and knee; of good grade pink batiste. TEN-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE, n Oak, with impressive big pleces n Cabinet, Inclosed Server, Buffet and Extension Table, five Side Chnirs and one Armchair with gei leather slip seats. A wonderful bargain Dot Voile July Clearance Sale Just the thing for sports wear with a pleated skirt; in a big variety of colors with compact backs and fancy fronts.. All sizes. Values $3.95. ose Clearance Sale All-Wool $l .l 9 ) -Slip-Over Sweaters. .. $l -19 29c Drapery Cretonne 14¢ A fine sup: fabrie for cush- After the Fourth! draerien; 34 and Sensational Shoe Bargains w:, Organdy 189 pairs of Women's White Canvas Lace Oxfords and Ome and | quality, cut f Two Strap Pumps. Baby French, Cuban and low heels . Al sizes.| fal picon: wosth 2% to 8. One-day special. 200 pairs of Women’s Black Kid Lace Oxfords. Low rubber heels, comfortable round toes; sizes 2% to 8. ' Q. 75 All Boys’ Suits - $26.7. e LACES e | i2%¢ | KY Reduced! (YEY% .o ' o |} Neaucea. 0 || tiremiecion | , 2 gt i : b- . i 3 row - and _wide | o . sorbent 3 Clean-up sale of all ' widths of val'| 8, AP b 19c. e boys one and two pants X Aigep:iwdrti: 09! 100 ML R ) g8 - : suits, in summer,fabrics - 3 . : > & HEE8H § and wool mixtures. 3 3 3 . i r T;ngse are lfrom our reg- b i Sale Price N ¢ \ ¥ Y ular stocks and every . R R S g HEETS stiit is_guaranteed, Sizes, ; ? J \ 9 e $5.58 Suits. .$5.00 | $10.00 Suits $8.00|| - , s B P \3 457 oE% || $7/08 Suits. $6.40 | $12.50 Suits $10.00 | | iz B/ 3555 | | $8198 Suits. .$7.20 | $13.50 Suits $10.80 $2 Fancy Glove & * Clearance Sale Price 285 Easy Terms Made in a links-and-kinks knit, with' block’ pat- PR terns; worsted belt; all colors and sizes up to 42. Glove Silk Hose, in white, black and colors; nets, stripes and plains. Easy Terms Army Cot Gray Finish July Clesrance Sale Price : ’ Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinet Jily Clearance Sale Price Boys' or Girls' Back” or” rown July Clearance Sale Price’ $5.95 Easy Terms 18x36 Huck Towels o Porch ’ Rocker July Clearance ! Sale Price. cut from _ full :_worth 22e.