Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. JANUARY 17, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. Snapshots of Man Watching News Pictures. VINDICATION SEEN FOR BISHOP BAST Methodist Prelates Report on | Probe of Misuse of Fund Charges. ndinaviz NOTED FLYER AND ARMY OFFICER STILL MISSING : WARDMAN PARK— h Started for Two Who Left | n Expedition to Study From Plane. VALT MASON NLARGEMENTS R of Negatlves OPTICAL CO, M. A. LEESE o-Trostoex Hrmuch 712 11th Street Story January— S-P-E-C-I-A-L-§ IEEE8LLLLeTLLLL! 1t's to ct now— Call us on the glad to BUNGALOWS GARAGES WASHING CONSTRUCTION PHONE MAIN 7984 o] CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG. TLES BACK WITH SIGH ATISPACTION AS THE NEWS PICTURES BEGIN “THROUGH STORM AND PER- I, BRAVE MEN RISK THEIR. A UVES TO MARE THE WATERS SAPE” THESE COAST GUARD AND ICE BERC PICTURES ARE ‘READS TITLE OUT LOUD : “FANNED BY GALE , FLAMES SWEEP OIL TANKS AT BILLINGS, TEXAS, WITH MILLION DOLIAR LOSS* EXPLAING IN DETAIL TO YouU CAN SEE mcm\ffé OF THE ARPLANE THE CAMERA MAN'S ON. ALWAYS GOOD, BUT AFTER ROCK 56 SHUTS EVES The McClure Newspaper Syndicate AT THAT SMOKE _ E JUST ch THEY THERE, PICTURE TE FINDS HE'S A LITTLE DIZZY. WisH- WAILR WOULD NT RUSH PERSIA (N MIDDLE OF EXPLANATION FOLLOWS A CLOSE-UP OP SHIFTS ABRUPTLY DISTINGUISHED GUEST. SUP- TO “DISINGUISHED 6UEST POSES HE'D LOOK TOOLKH SETS FOOT ON AMERI - CA'S SHORES® GPENS ONE EVE CAUTIOUS- LY AND FINDS SPIRITED ACTION PICTURE OF RIOT- ING IN STREETS OF BARFU o REMARKS TO WIFE HE SURE 15 A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED UKES TO SEE A GOOD Ol FIRE PICTURE - JUST LOOK WHEN SCENE SHIFTS 1O *LITILE TOTS CELEBRATE FUJIYUMA DAY IN SUNNY O SIANDING UP 10 A CAMERA THAT WaY AU JUST AS THE POLICE CHARGE, WIPE DROPS HER NEW B, AND WOULD HE MIND 6ET- TNG IT. COMES UP WITH BAL JUST 46 DICTURE END: TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—"The Haunted House," farce, at 8:20 pm. Matinee " comedy, p.m. Battlina omedy, at 8:20 p.m. p.m Buttler,” Matinee Matinee at SemTES e le Review,” 1to 11 pm. Velson, vaude- 30 to 11 pm. ng” Billy Watson, and 8:13 p.am " at 7:30 and Night,” m at The Gaiety Girl” and 9:30 p.m ose Who Dance,” at 2:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, $ and 9330 pm ted trial of skill England's two Anne Oldfield and both playing the art on alternate nights. Mrs. and, in disgust, left | HELD FOR VIOLIN THEFT. while in her em- was remanded to fagistrate Renaud extradition said_they 1 | | Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis Trepare a harmless and effective | | margle by dissolving two Bayer Tablets | of Asy water peat in two hours if necess; Be sure you use only the genu | Bayer Lablets of Aspirin, marked wi | the Bayer Cross, which can be had in | in in four tablespoonfuls of | tin boxes of twelve tablets for few | < cents. RS | The'Bayer Cross"on Genuine Tablets \ | would sargle throat thoroughly. Re | send copies of the indictment und t issued five vears ago. asserts his innocence. Possession PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturing Assets More Than $9,500,000 Surplus $950,000 JAMES BERRY. JOSHUA W. CARR.. $10,000 MAIL Lo FOUND:; MAN TAKEN Former Postal Clerk 'Declared to Have Admitted Long Island Holdup. By the Associated Preas NEW YORK, January 17.—Mystery surrounding the holdup of a mall car on the Long Island Raliroad Tues- day night within a few miles of New York and theft of $10,000 shipped by a Bellmore bank was - apparently solved with the arrest of James J. Cadoo of Lynbrook, N. Y. a for- mer postal clerk and son of a wealthy retired lumber dealer. All but $100 of the money was recovered Cadoo, according to police, confess- ed that he was the robber who had boarded the train at Bellmore, and within four minutes held up the mail clerk, at the point of & pistol, escap- ing in an automobile It was thought for a time that Gerald Chapman, notorfous bandit was the robber. The mall clerk even identified his picture, but pollce were skeptical. Yesterday Capt. Chadwick of the Lynbrook police force arrest- ed Cadoo after tracing his automo- bile. Look for It! IKE the brand of the paint you insist upon, like the known hardware you demand, like everything that goes into the construction of the house, your Thin Plate Glass should be labeled. Look for the Hires Turner Thin Polished Plate Glass “Yellow Label”—itindicates high- est quality standards in an unmistakable way. This exclusive note in home building is yours at moderate cost. Ask our estimators. 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They favor caution, frankness and con- servativeness to the end that radio advertising be truthful, and thus build public confidence. Complete copies of these standards may be had upon application to The Better Business Bureau of Washington PaLAcE E METRO-GOLDWYN PRESENTS ERIC VON STROHEIM'S L powertul, pulaating pictur. 2ation of Frank Norris) novel, “McTEAGUE” Beginning Tomorrow POLA NEGRI In “East of Sues” fn a sparkiing romance of the French Foreign Legion, “WAGES OF VIRTUE” COMEDY—NEWS—OVERTURE Beginning Tomorrow DOUGLAS FAIRBAIKS “THE THIEF OF BAGDAD" The pictare that enthralled New York one wolld year. Phillips Memorial Gallery 1608 21st Street 1l be_open to the public on the turday and S THEATER Daily—2:30 and 8:20. Smoke if vou like | Frankiin 65. Moonli Tonight— Auction Night. Benef cBride. TOMORROW—HURRY UP LAST DAY Washington Grocers' FOOD SHOW CONVENTION HALL Burgains at the majority of booths tonigh Admission 30 Cents Doors_open 1:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. POLI'S: George CHOOS Presents The Irresistible Musical Comedy MR. BATTLING BIITTLEII fraste Mesers: Tonight at 8:30 have a vast stock of | Blank Books on hand. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. LUNCH WITH US TO-DAY HEALTH CANDIES 404 €0+ 80¢ Ib in the fleld of bake enameling furniture. hardware, in_any desired color. AUTOMOBILES OUR SPECIALTY DEHCO PLANT 1724 KALORAMA RD. Columbia 7163 The Home of the High- Class Eyeglass Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St. Franklin 5608 __Byes examined. glasses fitted etc.. Needing a Chauffeur? The one sure way to get one—and a good one —is to place a Classified Ad in The Star. All those who are looking for a posi- tion will see it—and you can take your choice of the appli- cants. Star Classified Ads are the first recourse for those seeking em- ployment — and, there- fore, they bring results. No wonder The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here combined. “Around a Star e Corner” is ranch Office NEWMAN RANDALL'S: [.__.._v AT 10th AY—I1 TO 11 First Nationnl Presents COLLEEN 'MOORE In Edna Ferber's Successful Novel of the Engrossing Life Story of a Wonderful Mother Jimmie Adama in Chrinties “STEP WAST’ — SURVE Washington's Finest orrm ra CRANDALLS 2 . HOOFS," Col.Rd.N. W, N, in CTHE CRANDALL'S Ann ASSADOR CRANDALL'S “#yrist 9th B TODAY — BLANCHE WHO) AN nn'\u\ 2 CRANDALL’S .\n\u) Theater 14th and Col. B4, M CRANDALL Mg o5 M. DATLY . 3 P TODAY—HOOT AND RUN. Ga.Ave TOM _MIX A WARDMAN PARK THEATRE R Berts il THE HERO’ By Gilbert Emery A Rum's Head Players' Production Warner Bros. Present NARROW STREET By EDWIN B. MORRIS With Matt Moore & Dorothy Devore J. Humbird Allce DUFFEY & MacKENZIE In a Vocal Interlude STAN LAUREL COMEDY Symphony—News STARTING SUNDAY PAULINE FREDERICK “SMOLDERING FIRES” With Laura Laplante, Malcolm McGregor, Tully Marshall. LAST TIME OVIGHT 8:20 NATIONAL MATINEE TODAY ewis ut Gurtee. Booseat "I | WALLACE EDDINGER r THE HAUNTED HOUSE BEGINNING NEXT Tuss. SEATS SELLING Liegfeld American Review THE COMIC SUPPLEMENT By J. P. McEVOY wrn W, C. FIELDS And the t Benutiful Girls Ziegteld Han Ever Glorified Traveltalks Color Views Motion Pictures | IMPRESSIONS OF 192¢ A 3.30 TOMORROW 7:is B U R M A Land af Golden Plzodas B0o, 850, $1.10. $1.65. BEATS NOW. \‘\\T”'”” ,/// of America e | KEITH "7t AUDEVILLE | STANLEY PHOTOPLAYS CONTINUOUS, ONE TO ELEVEN Popular Prices, 30c, $0c, 75¢ Hear FLOYDE WHEELER AND HIS ORCHESTRA __They're » Featurs in Themselves. SPECIAL FEATURE TIIE I.IT'I'LE REVUE DILLON A\D PARKER KLYN AND VINCENT ADDED FEATURE CLARENCE OLIVER AND GEORGIE OLP “WIRE COLLECT” RR AND CULLEN EXTRA ADDED FEATURE Tirst_Showing in Washington Paramount Prosence BETTY COMPSON LOCI(ED DOORS —OTHER GREAT FEATURES— GAUTIER'S BRICKLAYERS LAST 2 TIMES MATINEE AT 2:15 TONIGHT AT 8:15 “SLIDING” | BILLY WATSON | and his BIG FUN SHOW Ladies' Bargain Matines Daily, 250 SHUBERT Mgmt. Messrs. Shubert The Incomparable, Irresistible, International RAYMOND HITCHCOCK in THE SAP ™o Next Mon. A H. Weods Prasents “CONSCIENCE” By DON MULLALLY WITH LILLIAN FOSTER And Original Belmont Theater Cast NO LOVE STORY LIKE IT At 8:20, 50¢ to $2.50 Mat. TODAY 2:20 S8c to $2.00 Now CONCERT—BENEFIT OF NATIONAL MUSIC LEAGUE By Duchesse de Richelieu, Soprano Tickets, $3.00, on sale, leading hotels. Belasco Theater Sunday, January 18, at 3 P.M. 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