Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 40

40 INTENT T0 RECALL SMIDDY 1S DENIED Dublin, However, Awaits En- . voy's Explanation of Sul- grave Incident. Washington tution in New York 1 it is awaiting a de t from Minister expected in the Whatéver judgment the ay form of his action, e circum abandoning re lispatch Wednesday Weéstminster Gazette d that the re- probable the Sulgrav this event, it whether t essor. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS BELASCO— S Wanted to Know POLIS T , mel 5 NATIONAT rama, at Carrol's “Vani- WARDMAN PARK A . KEITH'S bellion,” N £z 5 p.m BARLE & The Man Who vaude- Rulowa Russian .1 to 11 pm. STRAND Quinn_ and rook Orchestra, vaudeville, 11 pm Sunny- continu- ) to GAYETY lesque Scandals,” bur- 7:30 and Marry 2:10, 4:10, 1dly p.m. Goods Love,” d 2:30 p.m McCall & Stolley | Jewelers and Opticians Watch, Clock ana Jewelry Repairing Northwest Cn' lQ'h & H Sts. N.W. - en a “Travel” Savings Account —and when the tunity Interest ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. L Defective Vision Corrected See Our Optometrist M. A. LEESE °rricaL co. 614 9th St Branch Sioce 712 11th Street CUD TEST M-E-SWING CO~ 1013 F ST Your Last Oppertunity— ally reduced Jan- ices will ¥ vour last advantage of in GOOD— BUNGALOWS GCARACES . (WASHINGTO CONSTRUCTK)N CQN CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave, WATN Tone HEN you need Blank Books— inspect our stock FIRST. | " v, KANSAS EX-OFFICIAL PLEADS NOT GUILTY Former Bank Commissioner Denies i Acting as Agent in Pardon Deal. B the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kans., January 30.—Carl J. Peterson, State bank commissioner under ex-Gov. Davis, pleaded not gullty in City Court yesterday to charges of acting as the former gov- ernor's agent in an alleged sale of pardon to Walter Grundy, convicted for embezzlement. Ex+Gov. Davis ed Saturday on the > of to T. J will be arraign- same warrant. Be- a slight illness, accovding Hurley, marshal of the court, Davis is reluctant to leave h tarm, near Bronson, until the weather moderates or he improves. Peterson February 6. Peterson d on $1,000 bond AWARDED $5,000 DAMAGES Hugh Langdon, driver of a de- livery truck, was awarded a verdict | for $5,000 damages yesterday af by a jury in Circuit Division fore Justice Stafford, for the an eve as the a collision of his truck with a taxicab belonging to Metealf & Dietz. The collision o curred March 7, 1915, at Thirteenth and S streets. Attorneys W. E Leahy, T. H. Vandoren and O. 1. Os- terman appeared for the plaintiff, while the defendants were repre- gented by Attorney Danicl Thew Wright was esult Florida. Southern Railway and Macon open. Four limlited trains | dally. Reservations and tickets, Clty Ticket Office, 1510 H st. n.w. Phones Main 5633 and 7063.—Advertisement | Endorsed by America’s and Davis will be given a preliminary | Lines via Atlanta| THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 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COLUMBIA|| PALACE LOEW'S LAST TWO DAYS AGNES 'AYRES In a rollicking comedy-drama of trial divorce, from the Sat- urday Evening Post story, “TOMORROW'S LOVE’ Comedy—News—Overture Beginning Sunday “THE DEVIL'S CARGO" With Wallace Beery CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M.—11 P. M. DAILY I [T Phone ( Nights (except Mon.) | Suturday matinee SECOND WEEK “THE MAN WHO WAS DEAD”| By tock A Ram’s Head Players’ B ¥ KEITH: HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE WARDMAN PARK THEATRE Bortran Production B Dther” storAct The Sensation of the Year THE REBELLION With SAMMY TIMBERG LILY MORRIS TED & BETTY HEALY PEPITO, ETC. And Co-headliner Extraordinary HERMAN TIMBERG The Hish Chieftain of Laughter Twe Shows Dally—2:15 & &: Sunday Matines at 3:15 PHONES MAIN 4484 ~4485-6823 SHUBERT g At 8:20, 50c to $2.50 E I. Asc Mat. Sat. 2:20 Mgmt. Measrs. Shubert 50¢ fo $2.00 America’s Most Charming Comedierns GRACE GEORGE Presents and Plays in Paul Geraldy's Bemsational Paris Success ‘SHE WANTED TO KNOW' with BRUCE McRAE And an Exceptional Cast Including Frederick Worlock, Edward H. Wever, Anits Damrosch, Charlotte Ives, H. Tyrrell Barbara Kitson. NEXT MONDAY—SEATS NOW. The NEW AMERICAN COMEDW “WHITE COLLARS” By Edith Ellis, Author of “Mary_Jane's Pa’ The S 'WOND < ’5“\\“0 N rR AT KEITH POPULAR PRICED VAUDEVILLE hipection Ftantey Co. of Amenica CONTINUOUS, QUALITY 'OURTESY COMFORT These are Assured to Patrons of tho | e Best Snow 1 Tows SHOWS NIGHTLY ONE TO ELEVEN 1 SHURA RULOWA | ana ner | Baller RUsse | EA THEATRE 2 COMPLET Next W | MUTUAL THEATER PA. AVE. AT. NINTH WHIZ BANG BABIES Amateurs Hold Forth Tonight Next Week—“Kandy Kids" i JATIONAL Tonieht si20 Mat. Tomorrow Second Edition EARL CARROLL VANITIES win JOE COOK 108 Girls, 40 Sce: 20 Comedinns. BEG. NEXT MON._ SEATS SELLING. DAVID BELASCO PRESENTS HOLBROOK BLINN AND JUDITH ANDERSON | THE DOVE A Melodrams By Willard Mack NEWMAN s Color Views Motion P-ctures SUNDAY at 3:30, 8:1 SIAM and BORNEO 50c, 85¢, $1.10, $1.65. SEATS NOW e Land of Fantasie' Start a Vacation Savings Account At this donveniently located bank. Have money when you got your annual ‘leave.” 1336 N. Y. Ave. | | | Shuben | PoLI!s Dir. Meanra. She W\’l‘ ro PRROW Every Night—1,000 Good Seats 50c—$1.00—$1.50 1 | EARL CARROLL Presents | { | THE RAT The Sensational Success of the Starting Mon., CHAS. K . 2—Seats Now GORDON Prasents CAPE SMOKE A Drama of ttis Aerican Velat i By Walter Ar rost, With | JAMES RENNIE«JUTH SHEPLEY | DIRECTION A. E. ANSON | i Wood Memorial Presents The Chinese Musicnl Fantasy “A GAME OF MAH JONG” | i New Washington Auditorium | i ! Belloau “Association Friday, February 6, at n = Magine Bund Concert at Seats Yo" $3.00, g B = Wition dreeis! Ougcart Tona 'RIALTO at 11 A o 11 P BARBARA FRIETCHIE WITH FLORENCE VIDOR and EDMUND LOWE Reserved $2.50 | and MUSICAL PRELUDE COMEDY—NEWS RIALTO SYMPHONY NEXT WEEK CARL LAEMMLE Pressats REGINALD DENNY | In the Saturday Evening Post Btory by HARRY LEON WILSON “OH, DOCTOR!” T CRANDALL'S—————; METROPOLITAN F AT 10th LAST TWO DAYS—10 A.M. TO 11 P.X. " First Natlonal Presents DORIS KENYON Lloyd Hughes, Anna Q. Nilx- xon, Hobart Bosworth, Myrtle Stedman and Frank Mavo in J. Francis Dillon’s vivid drama IF I MARRY AGAIN First Showing. 10:30 A. M. Last, 9:55 P. M. Aesop Fable—World Survey Color Scenic—Sportlight Ington’s Finest Orchestra --EXTRA-- WARING’S PENNSYLVANIANS FRANDALL’S TIVOLT 14th & Park rd, n.w. i SAT. 10:30 AL SPECIAL SHOW FOR CHILDREN NANOOK OF THE NORTH Children, 20c; Adulits, CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR 18thSt.&Col RAN.W. AY R 25¢ N THE PUR- GALLOPING 3§ CENTRAL CRANDALL’S 9th Bet. D & B TODAY—BEBE DANIE] nd CARDO CORTEZ, in CRANDALLS Savoy 'rne..‘u' 14th"and Col. Ra. KID. Rt CRANDALL’S Avenue Gr-mf 28 B AT 8 Daily: 8 P.3L mms T, n. CH." z TY “GALLOPING HOOF CRANDALL'S VAWIIn ’l'le-ler 424 H 8¢, NE. I CRANDALL’S York Theater Ga.Avb. ost. AMME 'AUTO SHOW ALL THIS WEEK CONVENTION HALL 5th and L Streets ALL THIS WEEK Ope: n 1 POL to 10:30 POI. Y coLurBis GAY EUr ESQUE 215 Twice Day-815 CAN TAKE YOUR MOTHER HARRY LEVAN AND “TOWN SCANDALS” Ladies’ Bargawn Matinee Daily, 250 You MRS. WILSON-GREENE ANNOUNCES CHICAGO GRANDOPERAS. FOUR PERFORMANCES Three Evenings and Matinee Monday, Tuesday and Friday Eve- nings, 7 nee, 1 = Washington Awditorium Mon. Eve., TANNHAUSER (In_German), Raisa LAMONT, SCHWARTZ, VAN GORDON. WEBER, Conductor. Tues. Eve., BORIS GODUNOFF (In Ttalian) CHALIAPIN, CORTIS, MOJICA, LAZZARI, LENSKA. POLACCO, Conduc Fri. Eve,, LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (in Italian) TOTI DAL MONTE, RIMINI, COR- TIS, LAZZARL. POLACCO, Conductor. Sat. Mat., THAIS (in French) MARY GARDEN, SCHWARTZ, MOJICA, PERINI, NICOLICH. MORGANZONI, Conductor. Orchestra 85—Entire Stage Equipment CHORUS 75. INCIDENTAL DANCES AND CORPS DE BALLET Prices: $7, 36, $5, $4, §3; pius 107 tax. Single seats ‘for all’ performizces zow o e at Mrs. Grosne's Concert Bureau, Droop's, 13th and G Features 1 H Street A RAPHAEL seonw EN OF WEEDS. HE_GO-C m-:-FAVORlTE eENW HOUSE OF DEMPSEY CHEVY CHASE Conn. Avenue & McKinley $t. D.C TODAY- BUCK ERT OUTI YOUTH.” Also JACK JONES, THE DES. s NAKE S BR CAROLINA "he>.c:2 SEX _LAW. CcHARLES CIRCLE =% RICHALD LLY V00." FENDERS. Enow AMERICAN =t POLA NEC LA ROCQUE, in “FORBID DISE. PARK 14th & Buchaman N.W. 2 P.M —Suns. 3 P.M. COW- ARATION OF meds OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th REBE DANIELS and RL CARDO CORTEZ. in Come. . HARDING | DAVIS ¥ "HOLLY W0OD TAKOMA T;’k»’:",n“ MA medy. “RENO OR BUST." | Feattn studio. in 7 lessons, & DAVISON’S o dance cc Strictly prixate; any Class and dunce Sat eve. with orchest ' " Wallz “Colleglate, % fe1* WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL DANCE AT THE ARCADE TONIGHT All Those Identifying Themselves by Athletio Card, Uniform or Otherwise ADMITTED FREE neing TIll 9 p. m. Inxtruction