Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 5

| sisting vocatist. She is a youns sing- CAMP JACKSON IS SOLD |sistine vocalist, S o awas: TO FIRM FOR $268,1001'mc quality. Unfortunately, she had a cold, which became manlifest, espe- cially in her encore following her — ramatic interpretation of the famous Buildings at Columbia, S. C., Once Housed 60.000 Soldiers—Con- tain 35,000,000 Feet Lumber. “Nerwegian Echo Song. heme” selection was one of her best COLUMBIA, ., November The buildings and equipment of Camp | The final duet from “Thais” with | Ruffo was quite effective. Huarte, pianist, gave two interest. | Ing_solo’ numbers of Spanish music (one of his own composition). He | was a fine accompanist for the bari- fitcr % {tone. Miss T'Arle’s accompanist, Miss which during the eriod lledge, also was sympathetic in her 60,000 men, and at | D was trained for | P 3 sold at auction | Hfl!‘l’y Carroll'a Revue . Harry Carroll, the song writer. on as a_ produce has whipped | into shape a Tuns | thirty " minutes, ARG - vthing Wiil Be All Righ o amnounced | that|heads an entertaining bill at Keith' o dae - | this week. Carroll has not hesitated 000,000 feet of lumber | 10 appropriate some of Geol i trom the i | Cohan’s stuff, making the conversa -|tion all in rhyme. He has also a galaxy of pretty girls who can sing and dance above the average, with just enough scenery to make the a bit pretentious. The diminutive composer himself is entertaining. This year he has placed himself just a shade removed from the spotlight, and the revue is the best he has ever presented here. Chadwick | the leading woman, as a comedienne and dancer is close to the top of the elusive ladder of fume. Her fun mak- ing is original, and she does not overdo her line and a dancer it - |is doubtful if she has her audience at Poli's | oy the American stage. v afternoon. lin a little character bit, a soubrette d amiability, . | of thirty yea: he introduc a ¥, es ated from the | Wooden for wrecking oper: the next fift More than will be derfv ing to th Department AMUSEMENTS Titta Ruffo’s Recital. Titta Ruffo, whose Ruffo Titta. but w. euphony in profes: delightfully fore an appr Theater yesterd All the w sentially Ttal nersonality o one of the bl the world The which Ruffo sing Who has whose real is for . Bave natur: is inspiri hue, one of the tic dancers " Producers with orl d a ndve to show them . and Mr. Carroll is to be n attaining su. through pluck and perseverance. Othe 1ining numbe laughing hit ard Kyle, 1 impr sketch entitled, S House at the Crossroads”; Miss Leit | zel, the circus girl who does wond ful' stunts on the fiving rings and < rope; Gordon and Schubert, in and funny patter: the Gomez . who present remarkable Span- RENTACAR AND DRIVEIT - .+ MAIN 622 - CAN Lvey G AvTto 1317-L~STREET NW. ¢ of simple ¢ vibrates fe glove and m from the audi » singing of the “Pa- 1e and the monologue | Chenier® were incidental. | f inter the ero Pag among the Soap.Ointment Taleom fe.everyw! D it LaSetatarios Doyt X Maidens e For Foot Relief WEAR 2z ————— Osteotarsal Shoes The Supreme Walking Sho Ideal aljke for home or outdoor wear, these perfect- fitting, attractive models are designed to keep your feet in style and health, restoring the natural, normal pleasure in walking, and giving you a new appreciation of comfort in footwear. Come in and consult Mr. C. S. 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The advances in science whereby ships may be controlled at sea by wireless telegraphy from the shore or from other ships are being illustrated Interestingly at the Cosmos Theater this week wi his own in chine, ele i| her gu bla; trol rection as quickly anc as It of @nd large audiences at the Cosmos testified their delight in them. Hugh Herb, of E believed it lost. THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. its moral brought the heartiest ap- plause. Other vaudeville acts include Ade- laide and Allyn Shirley, two attrac- tive girls, in & clever sutomobile song and pretty toe dancing, with other speclalties; Tonle Grey and company in a laughable hospital sketch, “Run Down,” with Tonfe himself in’some- thing new In eccentric dancing: and furphy, author of “Mother of Mine,” in song and monologue spe- clalties, with llge assistance of a mous melodrama, which was counte as one of the big New York successes, is shown at the Cosmos this week In Carl Laemmle's Unlversal-Jewel su- perproduction for the screen, with Claire Windsor, the Goldwyn star, and Norman Kerry, Who &ppears in | leading roles in both the “Merry-Go- Round” a “The Hunchback of It s the story of a my murder and what followed the acquittal of the man accused of It It is thrilling and Eripping in its in. | terest and a fine photoplay reproduc | tion of the drama. A Charlie Murra Jaughmaker and the Urban Movie Chats complete the exccllent progra by Engineer Westerhold th a thirteen-foot ship iodel and ntion, an operating ma- by wireless waves of The ship is illuminated, fired, her flashlight zes out, and she responds to the con- 1 of the operator, mc 1 di pure ctricity s If steered by an officer on b is one of the interesting nove the year in the entertainment lin t and company, in on bert's clever » “Solomon’'s Childr sh an’ old Jewish father who to suspect his son and husband, outwitted their | e *Jig Time. Jimmy Lake, a former Washing- | tonian, has brought one of the best It is well played and shows of the season to the Gayety Tommercial National ITnsured Savings Plan $1,000 Worth of Self-Respect HE finest savings incentive in the world is a'regard for loved ones. 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