Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 38

LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (435 Meter). p.m.—Complete live stock mar- mment rop report and special ry market report p.m.—Public health broadeast No. 1 05 servic i .m.—Weather bureau WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electric Com- pany (261 Meters). 30 p.m.—Musical program; base ball WIL—Continental etric Company (350 Meters.) 6:300 p.m.—Station pending repairs. 5:30 to closed temporarily WIH—Willlam ¥ Boyer Co. ( Meters). 3 to 4 p.m.-—Musical program; mar- ket Teports, and Potoma (469 Meters). concert Dresden WOAP — Che: Telephone ( 0 p.m.—W t and prize pupil of th val Conservatory of Music 10 p.m.—Lilyan May Chall mezzo contralto, known as the lady bariton 0 pm.—W pianist and prize Royal C. ogram (Beethov (Chopi (Chopin) p.n concert Dr Music Op. 57" Major' Minor Iter Hassler, pupil of the ervatory of Movenent de A flat harp Challenger, Lilyan May Prob police sioner of New York ci 0 p.m.—All-American Dance Or chestra, consisting of lva Tang, plano and dire William Dawson, banjo: 1 Jol violin: Id Brownson, r ial Page, saxophone; Vin O'Rourke, drum Program: “Dearest,” “Who's Sorry Now," “When will 1 K e, ," “Anna- helle,” ; “Fate, Dr s k Conrad V. “Police i commis 1501, (waltz) on Boys' Work, an of the Pruder Compan - pianist Progr: “Cou C (Chopin) $:30 ¥ by sveretary of the of Natural Histor of public_cducation stitution. Thr Mr. and work the Amer! Natural History has he largest school- E Minor American hool, oxecutive Museum curator same i wood's enersy can Museum of o wn @ world AIl-Ar American in_the Sher- o ki in the 45 p.m.— chest rograni Waltz,” “Salt You Have No F nas’; “Be Hor 1 Stn Long Lost “Barney G rican Dance Of id - Time " “Yes, We * “You Tell Mamma, WRC—Radio Corporation of America | (369 Meters). 3 p.m.—Fashion developments of the minute, prepared by Women's Wear. 3:10 p.m.—White Housge announce- 3:20 p.m.—Song Recital, by Brandt. 3:30 p.m. by Frederic ternational 3:40 p. Bembel g 3:50 p.m.—Report of conference board. 4 po recital, by Amberg. 6 p.m ta Stoc The Sickness of Europe. Dixon, editor of the In- Interpreter. —Piano recital by Alfred the national ong Virginia Childrs Hour, by Mariet- Albion DISTANT STATIONS. All Programs Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. WazZ—New York ( 5 p.m.—“Charlie Bingo,” bedtime siory 6:30 p.m.—Final base ball scores. 6:35 p.m xophone solos, by How ard For. 6:45 p.m.—"Religion on Busin by Dr. Jeremiah W. Jenk 7 _p.m.—Droadeastin by Bertha Brainarc ¥ 15 pm-—Saxophone solos, by How- ard_Forst 7:50 p.m.—“Etiquette. Company. faurice Soble. tenor p.m.—D: program by tor Roof Orchestra 10:05 p.m.—Danc Meters). and His Puppy Broadway by Double- the As-| ogram WGY—Schenectady (350 Meters). 40 p.m.5Ba all scores. 5 pami Musical program; ddress; male puartet or- 16 Meters). Town p.m.—News » 'Quartet Crier; Palestine WOC—Davenport (484 Meters). 30 p.m.—BEducational program; Art Land the North"; orchestr WHAS—Loulsville. (400 Meters). m.—Mary Anderson Theater s ust Among Alamo Theater organ: 8:30 to 10 p.m. ¢ Pfaff’s Orches- tra; safety talk base ball scores. KDKA—Pittsburgh (326 Meters). p.m.—Base ball seores; dinner Tt. 6:30 p.m.—Addres p.m.—Childr: Base lar Job, 7 - Concert Bletcher, contralto: Re cornet; Marilla Kohar) 8:45 poni KYW-—Chieago (313 Bedtime AT | Guaranteed Radui'og Products Installations Wm. P. Boyer Co. 812 13th St. M. 798 TR IR MOUNT VERNON and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c. Arlington, side trip, 10c additional. lcctr, Cars leave 12th aud Peanayiveata B ane Nortbwest, on the hour and hale Rout ~—9:00 AM. to 3:30 P M. Running Time—35 Minutes Washington-Virginia Railway Co. HEAD SETS $4.00 Just received another large shipment of those celebrated Stromberg-Carlson Head Sets. Regular price, $7.50. New stock and fully guaranteed. 2200 Ohm. No C.0.D., no deliveries, no charges, at this remarkable price. John J. Odenwald 1200 H N.W. Fr. 6903 r.|Laura T. Bast, snerwood. | and | Marion | | The accompanist; Isham Jones Orchestra; other artists to be announced. 9:01 to 9:28 p.m.—Program by the American Farm Bur: Federation. KSD—St. Louls (546 Meters). 9 pm—Male quartgt: Arthur S Bchmitt, 8. Wakeland, alter H Schmitt’ and Worth M. McCown. | WaAX—Cleveland (390 Metern). i Concert by the Cleveland i | WFAA—Dallay (476 Meters). 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.—Harold Hart ;rrladd. planist; Henry Kramer, violin- 8t tel? 0 1 wm.—Belcanto Male Quar- et atl (300 Meters). 10 p.m.—Special atonement pro- gram, by the Avondale Synugoguc. Circle Orchestra. WLW—Clnels bedtime sto- all, . 7p. Mosquito Control,” lecture. 7:15 p.m.—Orpheus Plectral Orches- tra, e S p.m. Melody Mixed thel melizer Littlehale contralto ham.’ tenor: David M Ralph R. McKelvey Quartet, soprano; Lewis R. Lovatt, bas; pianist. WEAF—New York (402 Meters). p.m.—Marie Kickens, lyric ~so- p.m. 0 to 9 . ~Walter Gross, planist. p.m.—Program same WDAF—Kankas City (411 Meters). 6:30 p.m.—Base ball scores farket reports. a,m.— ighthawk " Plantation Orchestra. RADIO NEWS Frol ply Company has el broadcasting station, repairs on its transmitting apparatus. | Resumption of the broadcast serviee is expected next week WEAF Ve fwcap New York as well Washington will broadeast the United States Marine Band comn- Theater Thursday shington radio au indebted to WEAF features which have to WCAP for som by me: of special telephone its. They are now returning the favor by offering New York's au dience #his feature. — Kresge Store Sells Wildroot, The Kresge 5 and 10 store has just received new stock of Wildroot hair tonic and Wildroot liquid shampoos as advertised in national magazines: Advertisement. SAYS GIRL STOLE MONEY. Boyd. heen i n been furnished time | Rosa voung colored girl lin the United States branch of Polic Court yesterday before Judge Schuldt {ana held for the action of the grand jury. Bomd was fixed at $1,500. { The complainant was Louis Pearl- stein, u law student employed as s rnment draftsman. who charged her with stealing $188 from his rocket. He explained that Saturday night_she asked him to open a gate t while he was complying she and into his pocket. grab- s money and ran a the girl. he savs, the money in a vacant iot and it wa; |there that he recovered it was ht GRANTED ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Justice Hoehling _vesterday granted John H. Cannon a final decre lute divorce from Helen . husband is given the custody ild. For Sick Friends and those far away send Gude's flow- 12 dvertisement, Cannon. of the cf WIL, the Continental Electric Sup- | ed down temporarily pending | as | 1 charged with robbery, had a hearing of abso- | THE EVENING STAR TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. POLPS—"“Thumbs Down,” - melo- drama, at 8:20 p. # PRESIDENT—"It's A Boy,” comedy, at $:30 pn. - - KEITH'S—Paul Specht's Orchestra, | He's a Greek or an Italan. He can vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. ; be mistaken for ong or the other. His 5 GosMOs__Carnival of Venice, vaude- ¥ ville, at 3:15, 6:30 and 9:15 p.m. éves are invariably brown or black. ! His-dair is, too He fsafly always | STBAND—Leons ILa Mar, vauds e ville, at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:40 p.m. needs a shave. His mustache drooDSws vy “Hippiry Hop,” burlesque, somberly one day and stands out like at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. two horizontal daggers the next. BELASCO — “Scaramouche,” He can't talk smooth Bnglish. But play, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. he Knows the valye of-one cent—of | RIALTO—Driscilla Dean, in “Drift- a nickel—of a dime—of a\quarter— p and 1:30, 3:30, of & dollak. The first thing he learn- led when he came to this country W how to curse. The mext thing was how to make changc. / He has a sidelong perpetual glance askance, He's on the qui vive for biue coats and brass buttons which | may mean $5 or $10 in Police lnurr.' eck), at 1 1 i¢ they find him tarrying too long in ! 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. one spot and making the sidewalk 100 | oENTRAL—"Modern Conspicuous for the merchants whose | y1:35 5, Mesg stores flank it & e oot ) 9:98 mm. On the street in summe © s - P o e less—sometimes vestless, not always! CRANDALLSS Ef P g ) —aweating in the sun and well tan- | i 3, 4720, 5:40, ned. In winter he seldom wears an ; 9 3 | overcoat. While he s;lel!s his celery he | i {s generally swathed in sweaters or 4 to weneratly wuathed in sweuters o] GETS 300 DAYS IN JAIL aversion to overcoats. | Tony Gorrias was sentenccd tol| His lair is the downtown thorough- [surve 300 days in jail by Judge fares. There he -waits for his vie—*|Schuldt in the United States branch for his patrons of Police Court yesterday an convi “That is mot the place to judge him, ition of attempting to use a pistol in Size him up in his home. Sometimes|an argument with Martha Proctor. an alley, sometimes a side street con- (described as his “lady friend. talns his domicile. It resembles a e Safe Tonie for All the Family. ther John's Medicine builds Ibeehive. He has many, many chil- jdren. strength.—Advertisement — e e Washington Sketches | | The Pushcart Merchant. photo- COLUMBIA — “Bluebeard's Wife,” with Gloria Swar at Marriage,” and 7:35 it wild.” His wife may have been pretty at one time. She is stout. But here's the thing to = = While his body has left X-ray lenses on him, though, and take learly in the morning for work his|a peek at the other side. Look spirit remains there. In spirit he|through him to the next generation watches his ‘sons and daughters|and the one after that trudge to the schools where they are | He's more than a figure on the taught Americanism and learning. He, streets. He's as great a figure of the has seen them start when they were fl- | nation as the female form that greet- literate and as unknowing of Ameri-!ed him in New York harbor holding can customs as himself. He has|her. torch of enlightenment aloft. i watched them progress through gram- | whiie his dirty, foul ship. with its mat school—sometimes high school.!steerage cargo nosed into the Port of He has heard them speak Lnglish as | Opportunity though generations of their forebears.| {had lived here. He has seen their! complexion fail to darken as has his . HINK OF US 5 i If you need Blank Books. You'will find thent here. look for: his home | He has seen his sons marry American girls. He has seen his grandchildi creeping about—cream white in com plexion. Possibly if he has lived long enough he has seen his grandchildren | o through grammar school and high | chool. He has noticed that the genuine Americans. They rank with | the sons of natives of the western is Sometimes If his_children ar {lucky his_grandchildren & 1 colle That is the climax of | exispence. Illiterate, uneducated - jged. a steerage passenger, he passed through the gates at Ellis Island. ! iis blood today flows in veins of | youths who commingle with’ youths | ywhose forebears fought wars for | Amier Possibly his own blood —should be taken the greatest care of. | R IAGNAD 6 Tike It your liitle ones complsin ubout the renched French fields in Wil cladie los a onflict s 3 »hosi e asses Cost No g IEan metamoriiobe. Than the Ordinary Kind. He IS a lesson in patriotism !M A. LEESE °rricaL co. {man who sells ees, pea 614 Hth St Braneh grrapes and bononnos on the gorner. vime 712 11th Street More He's not much to look at—like the back of a tapestry masterpiece. Turn Announcement ; Mr. J. W. Johnspn i Formerly with the Goodman Light Supply Co. | is now . Vice President Artcraft Light Shop, Inc. Lighting Fixtures and Electrical Appliances ‘Wholesale—Retail | Corner 12th and H Streets N.W. I8 i ff W SN NN § i 1215-1 /& ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. Unlimited Selection THE extensive assortment of Lamps which we have collected for our Lamp Salon includes every practical type. and therefore offers you a selection that assures satisfac- tion. Floor Lamps Bridge Lamps Wall Lamps Etc. —~ Boudoir Lamps Table. Lamps Vase Lamps Torcheres [ {1 | New “SHADES” to per- fectly harmonize with the appointments of any room— have just arrived. * DULIN&MARTINC 7 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—8:45 to.5:30 : POLI'S TONIGRT BEST SEATS 42.00 Pia; Shubert Attractions. Pop- Thurs.. All Lower Floor, $i. Up-to-the-Minute Mystery Drama THUMBS DOWN A Romance with a Punch Play of Surprises and Thrills TODAY AND ALL WEEK THE ETERNAL STRUGGL _great drama of inst the flaming beauty of the Canadion Northwest WITH EARLE WILLIAMS BARBARA.LaMARR RENE ADOREE WALLACE BEERY PAT O’MALLEY Comedy—News—Toples Tom Gannon's Mu: LOEW'S OLUMBI STREET AT 12th SECOND BIG WEEK Paramount Presents GLORIA SIANSON perb Picturization of Ina Brilliant Broadway Foot- light Sucoess ! “BLUEBEARD’S 8th WIFE” BEN TURPIN COMEDY News—Overture—F: Shopping around for gear lubrication is a game at which you have small chance to win. To the untrained eye all oil or grease is lubrica- tion. Only when you get it in the transmission or differ- ential gear cases does the real variance in lubrication value appear to the average motor- ist. Why play with a matter so vitally important as correct lubrication, which is the life of your motor car or truck. 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Universal Presen PRISCILLA In the Great Stage Success ‘DRIFTING’ Hal Rocch Presents FARINA & OUR GANG In Their Latest Riot “BACK STAGE” et Rialto Orchestra SPECIAL OVERTURE % ! o3 i | Tuesday ~ “SIX DAYS” Are Not Too Far Away i] VE PLAY LOEWSVAUDEVILLE s: Shows for Price of 1 { Continuous from 12 Noon LEONA LA MAR FOUR OTHER STAR ACTS Photoplay—'THE EHRIEK OF ARABY" With_Ben_Turpin_and Girls vorite Popular Price | Matinees—Nights. ¢ t. Mat., Sup. & Holidays PRESIDENT TONIGHT—8:30 ‘Washington's first glimpac of the Broadway \ JOHN LITEL comedy Reet AND EDITH KING 4 \“\ Mat. Tomorrow—=2:30 BEST.SEATS--25¢-75¢ ' THEATER ABSOLUTE.Y FIREPROOI® The stesl curtain constructed under specification of the United States Bureau of Standards The new seaxon starts mext Monmday |with Lewis & Gord NATICRAL ' The Nervous Wreck | —& Farcical Adventure in the Far West— By OWEN DAVIS with AND A_SUPER-EXCELLENT CAST OF BROADWAY FAVORITES 50c to | Wed. Mat. 80c to §! Mat. 800 to §3 CRANDALL'S, [METROPOLITAR T—— - T A THIS WEEK 11 AM. TO 11 P. DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A.. Warner Bros. Present STAR CAST Led by Florence Vidor, Wore: Blue, Noah Beery, Harry Mr-re Louise Fazendn and Alan Hatc, in a Perfect Picturization of Sinelair Lewis’ Famous Novel of MAIN STREET Lige Conley A Tuot, in “High Life" Overture, “Sari” (Kalman) Request, Boccerini’s “Minuet” World Survey Washington’s Finest Orchestra, aniel Breeskin, Conducting. esentation of |* Otto Kruger and June Walker | sa.50. ' READ! WHAT WASHINGTON CRITICS SAY OF WORLD'S GREATEST PICTURE “Searamouche” a triumph for Rex Ingram. The biggest thing he has donc and the best. 3 —HAROLD PHILLIPS, “THE TIMES “Scaramouche” is superb. All the Ingram touches are in it. The acting is good. Ramon Novarro shines. —LEONARD HALL, “THE DAILY NEWS.” Rex Ingram has scored another triumph, greater in some respects than his “Four Horsemen.” —HARRY HITES, “THE POST “Searamouche,” master film, scores big hit. Presents a moving and dramatic love tale. Alice Terry, Ramon Novarro, Lewis Stone head notable cast. —EARLE DORSEY, “THE HERALD.” Surpasses all expectations and hopes in the tremendous splendor of its production. Unbelievable™ perfection. Orchestration throughout combines to make a great film play still more entrancing. W. H. LANDVOIGT, “THE STAR.’ SHUBERT-BELASCO Now—'l'wlce Dally, 2:30 and 8:30 Symphony Orchestra. PRICES—ights and Sat. Mats., 50¢, Daily Mats., 50c, 75¢, $1.00. served; secure in advance, NOTE—“flclrlmou(‘ho" will positively not be seen in any other theater in Washington this year. c, $1.00, $1.50 All seats re- Many innovations in theater design and decora- <:on will be noted when the Ambassador, Washing- ton's most beautiful playhouse, throws open its doors to the public on Thursday night of this week. For example, there are no box seats on either the orchestra or balcony floor, no pillars, no obstruc- tions of any kind to impair the perfect sight lines from any seat in the house to the screen. The lighting arrangement—a three-color system susceptible of exquisite blending—and the central cefling lighting fixture are unique. The deep-pile carpet, laid on heavy padding, will render the movement of large audiences on fhe floor of the auditorium or balcony absolutely noise- less. In short, the peer of any theater in America, built solely to satisfy public demand, is a veritable gem of beauty, spaciousness and comfort. You wanted it—here it is. HARRY M. CRANDALL. Moenie At Henlk - Continuous Show 13Q to 11pm, HIGHEST ~CLASS ~ VAUDEVILLE -315-630-915 - SIX REFINED ACTS Mile. Donatella’s Famous “CARNIVAL OF VENICE” HAL. JOHNSON CO. FISHER & GILMORE BOYLE & BENNETT ELSIE HUBER MONRCE BROTHERS IGH € THEATRE DE LUXE Masters of Syncopation PAUL SPECHT AND ORCHESTRA Introducing “The Georglans” ARNAUT BROTHERS Decker & Co.. Roye & o2ye & Hausger, Meore & i' Extra Added Attraction MISS PATRICOLA “Paramount” Veatpre Photoplay é “Lawful Larceny” WITH HOPII HAMPTON, CONRAD NA L - CoRY AND N NALDI “Usual Prices” “Best Shows” WEEK SIGHTS 3i50 T 12 ARCADE THE PERFECT PLACE TO DANCE 14TH & PARK ROAD SHANNON AND LE “HIPPITY HOP” Next week—"BULBLE, BUBBLE." Film Features HOME CIRCLE 2105 Pu. AveTyphoon Cocled. 1230 C Street N.E. MEIGHAN, in Admittance, $1.00 ' Lecturer E. Sweetland’s CLARA KINBALL. OURG Divine Psychology “CORDELIA THE i { Subfect: HIPPODROME®?" “You Create Your | Own Success or RANDALL’S AMBASsADOR 18th Bt. & Col. RA. N. W, VASHINGTON'S MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATER i i NIGHT. SEPT. 20th, STAR CAST, in “MAD 5 LIGE CONLEY, in “HIGH LIFE." AMBASSADOR ° GRAND = ORCHES- TRA, Bailey F. Al conductor doors _open st i o And GEORGE s ephtode of u new REOW ~ALLSTAR " CAST 14th and Col. Rd MATS. 2 P.M. DAILY. 3 P.M. SUNDAY TODAY AND TOMORROW_THOMAS a N, in BOUND.” " And PAUL It in “TAKE THE AIR. ANDALL'S Avelte Thcaer | and Garden | 824 H St. NE Matinee Baturday at 2. TODAY AND ' TOMORROW — ALL. RTAR CAST, in Maurice Tourneur's “THE BRASS BOTTI Al Mack Sennmett's “'SKYLAJ [N Overture, ‘La Gazza Ladr: Apollo Garden Orchestra, Dan Mannix, Con- ductor, I Ga.Av.&Quebee £t MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 P.M, TODAY AND TOMORROW-—MILTS% STLLS and NOAH BEERY, in “THY SPOTLERK. PARROTT, Fla. Ave. aj WILLIAM D 5 OF THE 2 COOK, in Failure” The Law of Compensation Is WE Receive as We Give Class instructions by E. Sweetland. By appointment New Willard Hotel Lecture—Cabinet Room New Willard Hotel Tuesday, Sept. 18,at8P.M. MO NORTH.. THE ES and healing - Room 712, WILLIAM ROL 3 “in_“RATLROADE CHEVY CHASE ons. TODAY —D. W._ GRIFFT A NATION Ghac s TO10, 1127 Class Monday and Friduy, 8 (o 1 ous by appointment. Ihone 1900, ironment Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins 1141 Conn. ave. Fr. 4908.5. Haliroom a all branches of siage danei adults and children. Newly decorated st avatlable i STAEFORS UBERT tner_to Mae Murray. Gertru Beare: Batlroom. Buck and Childre STUDIO, 1850 BILTMORE. 6th & C Sts. 8 and 9 from the novel by also, comedy and D ¥ 11A ROLD lievi “at 4. and R. L Ave. LEEN | MOORE__and YOUR 1110 H s DOROTHY “FOG__BOUN Edw. F. Miller Studio 8 Conn. Ave. .Fr. 3587 Fox Trots. Waltzes o s AaT peae combinations. ester1 DAVISON'S Teaeh sou to Prof. Mrs. “lessons 1320 M St private, Main 1732 « FAIRBANDS. Khows #%45 and 9. ®th St. Near E TODAY LAST DAY, 10 nm. to M ot 'QUEEN OF SHEBA. il _H Street N.E. P8 Steietly :'OHEK. Feature Showiog—: it ARCADE _, tr=iy GLORIA A “HER HUSBAND'S TRADE MARK"; comeds, REGENT iations. Studio, large and beautifu wrefined private daoces and clubs city, 100 eouples: rented by night (reason able).” For reservation scc TUDBRVILLE, 1711 Coun. ave, Puose Norih 9407, iRth and Calif. Stx. CE. BRAD PARDESS. ™