Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1924, Page 36

AMUSEMENTS. RIALTO . A PERFECT BILL Hodkinson Presents TODAY’S mmm'rs BELASCO—"The Cat and the’Ca- nary,” 8:30 p.m.,, matinee 2.30. POLI’S—“El Capitan,” at 8:20 p.m. KEITH'S—Frances White, vaude- ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. TIVOLI—Polly Dee, vaudeville and u i ———CRANDALLS- "METROPOLITAN TODAY Get It at Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Llll‘lcl'l at Gflsson s n o SAY,DUNCAM, | HAD A SweLe BITOfF Luce To DAY, | ORDERED 12 Toms OF STOVE COAL For NEYT WINTER, PHONE D ‘€M 1T'S A BIG LOAD OFF pav CHEST MU TelL TH woRLD . 1| HAD ONE AWFUL TiMmE LAST WIMTER . NEVER HAD MoRE'™ 0 HEAR COOLIDGE Officials in Charge of Notifi- cation Predict Biggest Au- dience in History. When Calvin Coolidge delivers his #peech at Memorial Continental Hall tomorrow night, accepting the Repub- lican nomination ior President, he will have the largest audience listening to him ever addressed by any man in this or any other country. Tt is estimated by thos that approximately throughout the count, of the telephone and radio, hear the words of the President on this oc- on. Will Start Campaign. All details for the notification cere- monies have been completed and the stage set for this important po- litical function, which will mean the actual starting of the Republican campaign. Less than 2,000 people will be in Memorial Continental Hall despite the fact that 25,000.000 or thereabouts will hear the speech, and according to the national committee which has been managing the affair not more than 1,700 persons will have seats. The stage will be occupied by the Presi- dent, members of the notification com- mittee and certain members of the exccutive committee. The first floor seats and boxes are reserved and only a certain_number of seats, probably less than 500, will be for the public. Telephones Hooked Up. Through arrangements with the Chesa- peake & Potomac Telephone Co. 12 high- powered radio stations as far West as the Rocky Mountains and covering di- -rectly or indirectly every section of the United States, have been connected by direct long-distance wire with the ros- trum from which the Chief Bxecutive will make his speech of acceptance. The outside of Memorial Continental Hall has been equipped with amplifiers in order that such of the public as can- not be ed inside the building will hear the dent directly. These are for publican men and women, mbers of the Republ nittee, governors of including nation; what is rearded as the keynote speech for election. Box for Families. Mrs. Coolidge and John Coolidge, the President’s son, will occupy a box set aside for the presidential party. Aside from the reserved seats the hall will be thrown open to the public. and 1s possible will be eeated. the taking care of the large over- flow outside that is to be expected in iew of great demand for seats. i The eeremonies will start promptly at 8 ociock. The gram will be by the Jason Noble of the First Congregational which the President and Mrs. Coolidge attend. Dr. Pierce make the invocation. music by the Marine Band, Chairman Butler, who will preside, will intro- duce Frank W. Mondell, chairman of | the notification committee. Mr. | Mondell will deliver the address of | = notification Then President Cool- idge's address of aoceptance will follow. President Coolidge and his party will enter at the C street or South| side of the entrance to the hall. Holders of tickets for box seats and seats on the stage also will enter from this point. Individuals hanu:i reserved seats on the main floor will ter through the main door of the Seventeenth sireet entrance of the building. Those who will occupy ! seals in the gallery, which will be | open to the general public. will enter | through the north section of the main entrance on Seventeenth street. Boy Scouts will assist in ushering. A special squad of police, detectives and secret service men will handle | the crowd. The doors of the opened at 7 o'clock. will be held Picrce Church, will | hall will be Reserved seats until 0 o'clock. Individuals having tickets for re- served scats are requested to be present by that time. Al traffic will approach the hall from the and after discharging passengers will be directed to parking space by | Meiropolitan police officers, Alaska are United | YES and advise vou regardiag their condition. M. A.LEESE obmcar.co. if::’;,':"" 712 11th Street "Money Loaned on Automobiles ¥ 6% INTEREST M. A. DEMPF 1840 14th St. N.W. radio M-E-SWING CO~ MESWING CO- 1013 E ST LOOK our stock over before buying BLANK BOOKS E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. . UNPABALLELED o\unm/ 6.0% Fire rooms available in this centrally located building. Moderate Rentals APPLY TO THE ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor 7th and E Sts. Following | s YESTERDAY AN ToDAy s N My CELLAR 1N ZERD WEATHER | 0P o710 1M MY HOUSE 1M SI10€ OF AN HOUR., Ve Go¥ TH BesST FURNA CE MADE 1| HEARD T WAS PRETTY CHILLY Downre THERE LAST WINTER - GOT Down To 65 once ORTWICE. BE JUST My LuckTo GO Down AN’ RUN INTO ONE OF THOSE CoLD SPELLS AAAIS N \ A\t Coal Once Under Ban. Coal as a fuel has been known for centurics, but there was a time in Europe when in certain countries it was not allowed to be burned, be- o » it was considered that the was seriously dangerous to he: In those davs charcoal was !burned and the land now covered by s to the southern part of reat charcoal area. \FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Pa. Ave. at 10th St. N.W. 37 on Slvmgs 47 on Time Accounts Accounts Commercial Business and Ac- counts especially solicited and spe- cialized.. Monthly statements ren- dered. Liberty Bonds Bought—High-Class Tax-Exempt Securities for Sale. Rank Opens 5:30 A.M.—Closes 3 P.M. Saturday Cloxes 12—Pay Days 3115 CH BRAN 1111 Connecticut Avenue S pecml ‘Sale' ]ngll(-<l qual- ity trusses and elastic goods at sur- prisingly low prices. Iin) it hie private fit- ting rooms, expert “truss fitters will be glad to care for your every need. Perfect fit and complete satisfaction guar- anteed. WALTON’S Seamless Hosiery Silk Garter Stockings, each, $4.00 Silk Garter Leggins, each, $3.75 - Silk Knee Caps, each, $2.50 Silk Anklets, each, $2.50 Linen Garter Stockings, each, $3.75 Linen Garter Leggins, each, $3.50 Linen Knee Caps, each, $2.00 Linen Anklets, each, $2.00 Camp Shoulder Braces, $3.00 Camp Abdominal Belts, $3.00 Camp Abdominal Belts, $5.00 Elastic Abdominal Belts, $4.50 New York Elastic Truss, Single, $2.00 New York Elastic Truss, Double, $4. Dr. Pierce’s Double Truss, $7.50 Seeley Hard Rubber Truss, Single, .00 Boston Model Elastic Truss, $2.75 Guar- anteed to hold. Smlle. $750 Leather-Covered Steel Truss, Single, Jung’s Arch Braces, Pai $1.00 and $1.50 oll’s Foot Appliances and Remedies. WE KEPT WARM CAm GET TH THERMOM TeR LAST WINTER BuT | HAD TO BoRe: 30 TONS A Tom OR TWD AT A TiIME, M ALL SET NOW Y'8eT pictures, continuous performance from 2 to 11 p.m. STRAND—Musical ' revue, vaude- ville, continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. PALACE—"Lily of the Dust” at 11:30 am. and 1:30, 3:40, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. COLUMBIA—“Manhandled,” at 11:15 am. and 1:15, 3:25, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. RIALTO—"The Wise Virgin” at 11:50 am. and 1:50, 3:58, 6:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. METROPOLITAN — “Unguarded Women,” at 11:45 a.m. and 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:45 and 9:50 p.m. AMBASSADOR—"The Rejected Woman,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:45 p.m. ,CENTRAL—-Don't Doubt Your Hus- and,” continu h i from 235 WE'RE TALKING OF GOING SOUTH a.m. to 9:35 r:av::." sEeTIRe ’mls WINTER AN DpDémG"H $now AN 1CE AN TH COAL BILLS An' TH' FUR COATS AN’ EVERY THING . NOTHING Likg 17, BoY! GLORIOUS, WARM SUNSHIMNE EVERY DAY in TR WeEEK. * WHEW! SAY, DIpIA Ever €E SUCH A HOT DAY AS -Sr.,"s” Yo Be*r (o [To N 1N TH' SHADE! MusT BE Tei' HOTYEST DAY wz ve HAD ALL summeRr. ! For Rent $2.50 a Year And Up Safe deposit b bon- & m- o vonient bank. box ators Your vaisabise foF safe keeping. 1336 N. Y. Ave. ST e L S Y Y TN 1 T LG SRR A T S S RN R T i AT PR WAL T I T T R R A | Y NI R T T > S TR EEF Final Clearance! 35 to %495 Kuppenheimer and Grosner Wool SUITS at Two Prices: 9.95 $ 4.95 WE'RE THRU WITH THESE SUITS—the sizes are broken— they are mostly one and‘two of a kind—some of them we are anxious to sell on account of the pattems. We don’t want a single one left in stock by the end of the week. HOWEVER—what we don’t like might appeal to.you. Anyway, at the sale prices— YOU CAN'T HELP BUT GET A BARGAIN. No Charge for Alterations EVERY STRIPED MADRAS SHIRT ‘4.2 1/2 House Here’s where we cut our stock ‘'way down— Hn? ‘,You Seen the New Shade We're Showing—LONDON LAVENDER? that’s what we are trying to do—MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MERCHANDISE COMING IN—get a supply at less than cost. Al Sizes 13‘/; up to 18 1328 F STREET T T TR Bl T Ice Cream Soda. Malted Twelve 5c Soda Checks (60c_worth) for 50c Smokers’ Specials Our National Speaker, an im- ported Manila Cigar. Very special, 8 for. 25(: Cinco, 3 for. 19¢ Ofty, 3 for. . 19¢ Ponpen. 3 for... 9c Pop 3 for. .25¢ R-A-D-I-O Our Wonder Crystal Set. Set only. $3.98 ( is Tubes W ii” \»'J'Bfi?';);; 49 UV-199, TV-201-A.. ‘ (Radio Gorporation Tubes) 3.89 Brandes Phones Peerless Phones Eveready B Batteries, sl 49 large size; 2215 volt, $2.79 Eveready B ansrlcs. 45-volt size . Large Size 22 Batteries . 29¢ Dry Cells Kill Bugs Now Bee Brand iInsect Powder 9¢, 19¢, 39¢ Black Flag Powder 13¢, 63¢c Black Flag Liquid - 13¢ 79c Orioline, 43¢ and..... ... Dethol 41c and 79¢ Insectine ‘ '12¢ and 21¢ Moth Balls, 1b, Moth Flakes, 1b. Peterman's Roach Food, Flyosan. Outfits Tar Bags . Sulphur Candles, 2 for Household Ammonia .... Flash, 1b. €an eeeeecesen Sani-Flush ... Acme Chlorinated Lime.. Specials on Nitrogen Filled Tungsten Lamps 30-watt, clear... 75-watt, 2 100-watt, 150-watt, 200-watt, 50-watt, 75-watt, American-made Lamps None Delivered e Specials You Need Every Day One Gibson Tootbrush and one tube of Gibson's Milk of Mag- nesia Tooth Paste, 30c both for the price of the tooth paste alone vantage of this special offer that we have decided to run it again tomorrow (Thursday). Be sure.to get YOUTS tOmOrrow. This tooth paste is very, very good, and we oughly recommend it. Mennen's Violet or Borned Talcum, 3 SOC Shamp Phillip's MHIL of MZS' nesia ee.... thor- Cuticura Soap... Resinol Soap Gillette Blades, 3 for 33c; 8. S.S.ieeiienittncennien Tanlac cc.oeennn pophosphites Beef, Iron and Wine, pint pa. Listerine, 19¢, 38c and... Lavoris, 10c, 34c and.... Zonite cecee.vaian... Peroxide of Hydru[en, Fairy Soap, @ for........ Gold Dust, small, 6 for.. Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for . PR Star Soap, 5 for Fels-Naptha, 10 fer P. & G. White Naphtha, 10 tor..... Goblin Soap, 12 for. Toilet Tissue Paper, 2, sheets to roll. Special, - 2 rolls, 4,000 sheets in Il ceiiieeiniinianes Cotton, absorbent, 1b.... Cellucotton, —more ab- sorbent than cotton. 2.1bs. . = Kotex, regular, 1 dozen Thermos Bottle, No. pint size. Special. . Thermos Bottle, No. 10, quart size. Special...’ Pocket Combs.... Electric Curling Iron.... Boxed Writing Paper and 25¢ Envelopes ....ccc.cune Epagm Salts, 1b......... 10c Bicarbonate of Soda, 1b.. 15¢ Boric Acid, 1b.. Prophylactic Penetrator 2 Hairbrush . .. 98¢ FREE One - Baseball Schedule Ruler Fuee to each one that comes in and asks for it. ‘We Deliver Anywhere in the Distriet of Columbia We Are As Near You As Your Telephons Main 1085 Franklin 5077 - GET IT AT GIBSON'S Where our Dollcn Have 917-919 G St. N.W. NEXT W -~-THE--- WISE | VIRGIN Featuring PATSY RUTH MILLER Special Added Attractions “$PAT FAMILY” COMEDY MUSIC MASTER” OVERTURE Selected Subsidiary Subjects B F KElTHs HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Engagement Lnnamlunry mss"FRANCES WHITE Musical Comedy Star ‘ed_Murray at Piano HARRY J. CONLE “Rice & Old_Shoes" 7 Other Star Features EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION “The Meistersingers” Famous Triple Male Quartette SHOWS and 8:15 Sunday Matinee at 3 Zero Souvenirs al! Mats. P I’OI.A NEGRI In a picturization of Suderman’s great classic,“The Song of Songs,” retitled for the acreen as N “LILY OF THE DUST” SENNETT-LANGDON COMEDY “THE FIRST 100 YEARS" News—Scenir—0v nture 7 LOEW'S GoummA F STREET AT 12TH ///,, NOW PLAYID Paramount Presents GLORIA Gloriously alluring. daringly gown- ed, dramatic and hoydenish by furms, in her greatest picture! 'MANHANDLED” WITH TOM_MOORE—PAUL MCALLISTER ANN PENNINGTON AND BROOKE JOHNS TONIGHT AT 8:30 Mat. Tomorro! POLI' e NITES—1,500 Seats, 50c 75c, & $1 MATS.—1,500 Seats, 50c and 75¢ De WOLF HOPPER And Company of Sixty in | s e “EL CAPITAN” | SEATS = “FIREFLY" ToDAY Marshall Hall Free Dancing Meyer Davis Orchestra Str. Chas. Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart 2:30 & 6:30 p.m. Round Trip, 50c The Gayety Theater ‘Will Open With Columbia Burlesque Sunday, August 17 Matinee, 3 P.M. With Jack Reid’s Famous Record Breakers Box Ofice Now Open SHUBEKL gu huw oo 2 or BEL Aseo M oais 38 Mgt. Msrs. Skubert. Prices inclu I DANIELS WITH RICHARD DIX, MARY ASTOR AND OTHERS OF NOTE IN PARAMOUNT'S UNGUARDED WOMEN N IN “GOOD ol World SurveyesSu CRANDALL'S Adnassanow, “THR ALMA RUE] W LLOY NTAMED AND C".ANDALL’S = i Sih Bet. D TopAY ey “CRANDALL'S ‘Tavsrs 3 9th and E Ste. TODAY AND TOMORROW THOMAS X, CONFIDENCE CRANDALL'S .s-u-y Theater and Garden 14th & Col. Rd. poilo Theater and Garden Dancing, Trery sul YER mxs 510+ For colon' | Bueh ] 40 MILE : ... MOONLIGHTS [Str. ST, IOHNS ?CHESKPEAKE BEACH On-the-Bay ; Earilion and All Sea- Chitdren. 25c, (Except Sundays and_ Holidays.) Trains leave District Line Sation | Saturdays: 10, 11:30, 2. 2:30, 3:25. 6, 8. . 1 11:30, 2, 3:05. 2:30, 540, 8. 4:45, 5. Kept Cool With Washed Iced Alr __TODAY—Z2 to 11:15 P. M. POLLY LOU DEE Noted Prima Donmna ROY DIETRICH Famous Tenor ON THE SCREEN MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE Jokn Bowers, Estelle Tavlor, David Butler and Others in “DESIRE” Scheer Bros. RAPHAEL th nt 0 St. N.W. N, 9550 CHARLES JONES and SHIRLEY in “THE ELEVENTI And Comeds. PRINCESS 600 1119 H St. N.E. LAST DAY_STYLVIA LEW © (ol A HOU You St. bet. ANITA STEWART, il VTAL HE Shows 7:00 OLYMPI THE CAT AND CANARY “SEVENTEEN” THE THRILL OF ALL THRILLS NEXT WEEK DUMBARTON on s o v 9pm. ALL MEMBERS OF ‘WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 15 B. P. O. E. WILL BE FOUND AT TODAY AFTERNOON AND EV Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 “Senn Ve Stopping Over in ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Ullrth and Washington's Glid. and uot-m Round Tnp, ‘80 Cents Mount Vernon open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. t. Vernon Not On Sunday Washington-Virginia Railway Co. THE JURY," with 8Y vm\ lmL\)lLu LEW CODY and FRANK M. ES AYERS, in “THE RICHARD MacAVOY. i TTAGE." HINE 3 \(Kuw —PRIVATE or $1 siugle les. i its. Fine environments. W. ‘CATHERINE BALL L 719 9ur st. NW. 6506. Te Fou ‘cen walk, 1 can teach you the fox £0.