Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1925, Page 42

42 54 TONNS CHDSEN FORPLAYEROUNDS Awards to Be Made Under Harmon Foundation—Other Prizes Now Offered. By the Associated Press. W YORK, February citios and in have been selected as sites for Har- mon playfields, deeded perpetually for recreation uses, the Harmon Founda- tion announced last night. The yore than $00 the —Fifty- four towns 31 States were made from s forwarded to the an- selections reque; following March foundation nouncement on that W m E had provided $100,000 for the pur- chase of 50 play places in towns hav ing a resident population of at leas 3,000 and showing a growth of per cent or m since 1900 selention committee, which as- sisted by Howard . Baucher of the Recreation Associa- v of the n and Owen 3 National Child labor Committee, found that 54 of the applications o nearly equal that it was Impossible to ex- clude any Awards to Be Made. 1t was announced that the playfields would be eligible for com- petition in an offer of awards to be made by the foundation for progre: Harmon fields and the assist render in the estab lishment of new playgrounds in 19 The communities selected as play- field sites are: Mobile and Tuscaloosa, zould. Russellville ATk Oc Alamos Canton, \ m.; ind Neodesha, Mayfield, Ky; and Houm Muskegon Mich.; Pip Worthington, Kearney, Herkim Bueyrus, Ala.; Para- Falls, Ind. ; Madisonville and De Ridder ry, Md; Joseph, Paul and ; Twin ckne K Alexandria, La.; Salishu urgis_and St one, West Minn.; 2d Wapa- Okmulgee, Fort Worth, amford, Tex.: tin and Rockwood, Tenn San Antonio and Utah; Windsor and Point P! fields at Mo Ala; Kans.; Or B Worth, re to be of ne DENY AID TO POLICE. Columbia U. Heads Not in Move- ment to Solve Crime. YORK, February 5.—Officers Wash., The ville, Fort use Coffey- C., and for the NEW of Columbia University of the psychology department said vesterday that facul members would not back a movement to aid the poiice and newspapers in solving crimes, as has been reported It was said that members of the faculty could not undertake such a project without permission and co- operation of the university and that no such request had been made. Winter Nights }} - Throughout night the prudent man reposes, for- the bitter Winter gets the tempest’s rugged might, and dreams of yellow roses; while homeless. men drill left and right, with frosted ears and noses. They pause, the hoboes, in their tracks, out there where it is snowing, and shake their fists at cozy shacks where mellow lights are_glowing, then shake the snow wreaths from their backs and go on to-and-froing. 1t makes them sore to sece the lights from cottage windows gleaming, to know that fat and lazy wights in comfort there are dreaming; they feel defrauded of their rights, with snow around them streaming. Yet every outcast in the land has had his string of chances to join the fat and stall-fed band’in pleasant cir- cumstances ; if one will only turn his hand to work his luck advances. We're sorry for the busted "gent who sees the homefires burning, with heavens bleak above him bent, while rain to sleet is turning; we feel the depth of his lament, we un- derstand his. yearning. He, too, would sit before a fire, some harm- less beakers quaffing, and *strike some music from a lyre while happy kids are laughing, and hear -the granddam and the sire in jocund do- tage chaffing. But joys like these arc not for men on loafers' errands going, who trust to luck for minted ven while others do their sowing; and so the outcast howls again, out there where it is snoy mg. M vour old_one or w new one. We have giving the service you want OPTICAL CO. M. A. LEESE °5T'Sh & R anch 712 11th Street Store When your auto. ture, etc.. needs o be bak in any color, AUTOMOBILES OUR SPECIALTY DEHCO PLANT gtlmhh 7163 /By Popular™\ Acclaim —entertainment - loving Wash- ington has welcomed back its premiere dance salon— , I3 Miglon Eighteenth and Columbia Rd. 10 P.M. to 1 A.M. $1.10 Cover Charge Fe eaturm L Alg?qn Orcl:estra Sam Udren, Director Table d’Hote Dinners prepared by a famous chef 6 to 9 P.M.—$1 and $1.50 ., Heservations—Colum. 3063 Col. Geo. W. Thompeon, Mgz, A of last year, Harmon of New York | new | soon | and members | { Grasshopper Pest Wiped Out in Texas By 30-Day Freeze Special Dispateh to The Star. FORT WORTH, February Grasshoppers, which for the last four years have ecaten up thou- sands of.acres of cotton and grain and have even damaged trees in West Texas, have finally beeu eliminated by the unprecedented cold weather of this Winter. From all sections come reports that the grasshopper eggs have been kill- ed by the 30-day freeze. BUREAUS IN DISPUTE OVER TAX DECISIONS Commissioner Blair Orders Suits Filed to Determine Status on Income Rulings. The Burcau of Internal Revenue has clashed with the board of tax appeals over two cases, and Commissioner Blalr of the burcau has decided to file suits in Federal court to have the findings of the board set aside. In the meantime the commissioner has issued instructions to bureau of- ficlals to disregard the board's decl- stons in the cases involved, and not to consider them as precedents for future actions until final adjudication by the courts has been obtained The cases have to do with assess- ments by the bureau against the Car- rol Chain Co., Columbus, Ohio, and the Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Inc.. of Boston. Each case reached the board on the appeal of the taxpayer, and in each the position incorrect. | =il | Zonts Club Hcm"s Stories. Members of the Zonta Club of busi- ness and professional women of | Washington at their regular luncheon | meeting Tuesday at the Raleigh | Hotel were entertained by Miss Nancy Barbee, a guest, who told several quaint dialect stories. A group of Zontians from the Ithaca, N. Y. chapter of the organization were guests of the local members. Other guests were Mrs. Albert Put- ney and Miss Mary McWilliams of the public schools. The luncheon next Tuesday will be a valentine party. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIO! $:20 p.m. BELASCO—"White edy, at 8:20 p.m. POLI'S—"Cape Smoke,” melodrama, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. WARDMAN PARK — Doll's House,” drama, at 8:30 p.m. KEITH'S — “Honeymoon Cruise,” vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. EARLE—"Land of Fantasie,” vaude- ville, continuous, 1 to 11 p.m. STRAND — “Captain January vaudeville, continuous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. GAYETY—"Cooper’s Revue,” bur- lesque, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m. MUTUAL—"The Kandy Kids,” bur lesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. PALACE—"The Devil's Cargo.” at . 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and AL—"The Dove,” drama, Collars,” com- | 5 p.m. METROPOLITA at 10:30 a.m., 0 and 9:55 p.m. RIALTO—"Oh, Doctor,” 11:30 m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. ‘COLUMBIA—"The Thief of 1 —"Inez From Hol- 12:10, 2:15, 4:10, dante’s Inferno,” and 9:15 p.m. fe Who Gets/ 0 p.m. i at 2, 3:50, 5:40, AMBASSADOR — — . Gude’s Flowers, ay it satisfactorily—blooming plants or_bouquet. F.—Advertisement LUNCH WITH'US TO-DAY e W e HEALTH CANDIES 40+ €0+ 804 1b in good standing. purchase a 50c dress suit for $ always good. If cur “club” taken by the bureau was‘held to be |~ Check, And you hand over the 5-cent check and you get your glass of Coca-Cola. THE _EVENING EXILED BARONESS DIES IN SECLUSION Mother of Countess, Slain With Grown Prince, Was Sent From Vienna. By the Associated Press. . VIENNA, February 5.— Baroness von Vetsera, mother of the Countess Marie von Vetsera, who met a_tragic death with the Crown Prince Rudolf at Myerling 36 years ago, Is dead at the age of 8. The baroness had lived for many years past in seclusion on a smail estate at Payerbach, purchased for her, it is understood, by the Emperor Franz Josef, on conditibn that she never return to Vienna. Crown Prince Rudolf, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, was found dead in his hunting ledge at Myer- ling, near Vienna, on January 30. 1889, and in the same room was the body of the Countess Marie von Vet- sera. Both had died from pistol wounds. The countess was young and beau- tiful, and it was an open secret that there had been a lia n between her and Rudolf. The countess’ brother Louis disappeared after the tragedy and was unheard from until his re- ported death at Denver, Colo., in 1909, The easy mark doesn’t know how eany he untll some salexman of worthless stocks or bonds hns hix money. Auto STORAGE Ragio fi_ecfiarged Called for and delivered Daily Until 9 P.M. Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Gfeat sale 0( Surgical Quality Elastic Hosiery And Trusses You will always find our prices right and our service, very best that can be procured in Washington on Trusses. Elastic Hoslery and Abdominal Sup- porters. Do not experiment with your bealth if you are in need of orthopedic appliances. Consult your doctor and let us make whatever be says jou need. Special prices now prevail. $1.75 $1.75 Knee Capg -.... Anklets Gibson's Special Garter Leggings. ... New York Elastic Truss, single Gibson's Special Leather Truss, single Gibson's Leather double March $1.75 $5.00 Dr. Jeanner Walter' Reducing Garments famous reducing garments positively reduce without injury or discomfort. Thousands are wearing them. We measure you and fit you perfectly. We also carry: Jung Arch Braces. Dr. Boholl's Foot Appliances. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Remedi All kinds of Special Orthopedic Braces and Appliances Made to Order or Repaired. Crutche Invalid Beds, etc. Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917919 G St. N.W. These Please! That same glass of “‘coke” cost just the same at the most fashionable club in town—but you pay for it later, a month later—for you are a member And to us you are a member in good standing whether you jazz bow or a-full 150; your credit is you are an, old mem- ber, you know it; if you are a new customer, we extend the privileges of to you—for to us every one is a member in good standing. STAR, WASHINGTO X L THURSDAY, Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917-919 G St. N.W. ONE-CENT SALE Thursclay..Fn'day and Saturday February 5, 6 and 7, 1925 SPecial Store Hours: 8:30 AM. to 9:30 PM. We announce a Great One-cent Sale. You buy one item at our list price (not cut price), and you get another of the same for one cent additional. No delivery, no C. 0. D, no telephone orders. As we cannot accurately anticipate the exact quantities of mer- chandise that will be called for, we cannot be responsible if stock is exhausted before sale is over. The stock of all items marked by an “X” is very limited, but we have a blg stock of all other items. We advertised List No. 1 last night in The Star. Below we advertise List No. 2. Both lists are posted up at our store. LIST NO. 2. a Tablets (5-gr.) 100 for 25¢; 200 or. . 20€ Gibson's Heavy Pure Mineral Oll, 1 pint, 76 C 75c; 2 pin arbolated Witch Hazel 26¢ 3le 26¢ ycerine, 25e; Todine Swabs, 6 for 15cs 12 fo Comp. 100 Diarrh 25e1 Seldlitz Powders, 25¢; 20 for........... Hydrogen Peroxide, -0z bottle, 15c; 2 for. Squibb’s Stearat Zine, 25e; 2 for Nux 80 for Cathartic” Piils, 25c3 200 for Remedy, 1 for White Pine Comp. or ) 26¢ Dyspepsia Tn\\]"li each (1 gr.), 1 bottle, 30¢c; 1b., 20c; 2 lbw 100 for 23e; 200 tor. . 20C g Great One-Cent Sale of Drugs xnroun Mixture and Ammonium Chloride Loaenges, 25¢; 2 for.. 20€ Mentholated "Cough ge Syrup, 25t 2 for. ... c Menthol Inhalers, 10ei 2 Salve, very fine for for (4 cuts, burns, Wwounds, Pure ete, 28e3 2 for. for Phenolphthalein Wafer: box contains 25 small 2 for . and 50 large tablets. g oda Mints, 1 box, 50ci 2 hoxex. .. c 200 for Lpsom Salts, 1 1b., 10e 11 Rhinitis Tablets, TR e c 2501 200 for Boric Acid, powdered, 30 Bicarbonate of (v Tincture Arnica, for 26¢ Comp. Iron and Vomica Tablets, Te1 160 for.. 76¢c Cascara Comp. Syrup of Tar, with Ex- tract Cod Livers and Menthol, 8-0z. bottle, 1 for 50c: 2 for. 5le Milk of ‘[2!{1!(1& 25er 2 for.ooinenn 20€ 0 for Great One-Cent Sale of Soaps Palmolive Co.'s make of Im- proved Almond Toilet Soap, sold regularly by us at 6 for 50c. Special, this One- cent Sale, 12 for. Sle o Crystal Peroxide, derflower, Toilet Soaps, Sandalwood, Wood Violet e 3 Je Palmolive Make :aqxln 16 C This is a very fine soap. 4 can have all you want at this : Soap, 15c; /3 der. .. special price. >almolive make of assorted Contl's Castile Soap, 10e; ll Toilet Se . such as Lemon, 2 ftor . c Lila rflower and arge bar Castile 21ec Sei 2 for ’ 6¢ Soap, 20cs 2 for Palmolive make assogted Toilet Crystal Rose Glycerine or Soaps, such as Coco Lemon, Violet Glycerine Rose, Hardwater, Coco Soa, 106 2 for..... 11€ Gerantum, 10e; 2 tor.. 11€ Gold Dust Scouring Gold Dust, small, 5es 3 for OC Fowder, 106; 2 for. . 11€ Sunny Monday, Ses 3 tor.. OC 8¢ Fairy Soap, 7e; 2 for.. Great One-Cent Sale of Miscellaneous Items Three - heat Electric . Pad, absolutely guar- anteed, * $8.51 Brilliantine, stoppered fn pretty bottle, glass- < 51e Durham Duplex Safet in case, with blade, 25¢; 2 for Vest Pocket Flashlight, » complete, S0e; 2 for Household Scissors, sorted lengths, Three - cell Tubular Fiber Case Flashlight, complete, 827 2 for $2.01 X Sater Botne, $1.01 $1.00; = for X Guaranteea Fountain Sy ringe, complete, sl 01 2 patrs ... Shur S0c; 2 tor ... DL€ powder puff, $1.005 or \aonll Fxl? the Sterling Face Slec Mineralava Beauty $1.00; 2 for Rubber TSe; 2 Steel Paring Pencil, sther French-style Body 2 for .. by Vivaudou, 25e; 2 for Clay, $2.00 bottle; Ztor e $2.01 Razor, 26¢ Sle Manicure Scisso fine, 98e; 2 for Men's Four - in - Neckties, 50e; 2 fer. .. Sle Clinical Thermome- =erfi"m‘(ase 31.00; 31.01 Household hermome- £ & ters, 50c; 2 for . . 26¢ and s 51¢ Boxed Writing Paper and Envelopes, 25e; 2 for Turkish Bath Towels, 50¢; 2 for ... Turkish Wash Rags, 15es 2 for .. 5 Vertical Electric Toaster, for ... Grape Julce, 75e; 2 quarts ... : La Faire Theatrical Cold Cream, 1 cam, %-lb. size, 38¢; 2 cans or 1 Ib., 40c Tres Chic Compacts, very fine, ?nde of 899 Coty's L'Origan ace Powder, all $1.01 shades, $1.00; 2 for Dir Love Toilet Water, assorted odors, very fine, in handsome box; large bol(le, $1.01 $1.00; 2 for .. Same In smaller bot- 51c Set- tle, 50c: 2 for " $1.01 Seamless Household 76¢ Stainless 20¢; 2 for .. Lady in large can, with Moon Glo Lorty o maker of Mavis, 36¢ Powder, Velouette de Riz, very Gloves, very fine, pair, Knive 21c Rite Auu-matxc Powder, Powder, made 35e; 2 for 26¢ fine face powder, 5 Rubberset or Ever Ready Sfeel o P in-rubber, Steril- ized Shaving Brush, $1.00; 2 for ..... Great One-Cent Sale of Toilet Goods Vivaudou Mavis Taoth 26¢ Paste, o 31e Shaving 2 for Tar Shampoo, Cream, 35e; 2 for, 36¢ Sans, the stainless antiseptic deodorant controls perspira- tion safely, removes all body odor, harmiess to skin gy or fabric, 50c; 2 for. . . c Fine American-mad e Toothbrushes, 25es for .. Glycerine and R W ater, mentholated, ¥ 26¢ Palmolive Vanishing Cream, In tubes, 25e for. . Gibson Milk of Mag- nesia Tooth Paste, 30c; 2 for .. Palmolive 2 26e 26¢ Shampoo, 30cs 51e¢ Glycerine Shampoo, 25es 2 tor Palmoli Noxzema Saponified Oil Shampoo, 35e; for .. Tincture Cocoanut 36¢ 26¢ Sle Q‘::l:-mex ]'l:rrmq 2t O 1€ Quinine Hair Tonle, $1.01 8 ozs., 1 for $1.00; La Reine Vanishing 51c¢ Green Italian Orris Root, 50cs 2 for. Lilac Vegetal, for shaving, very fine, use after Neat Hair, the great hair dress- ing that keeps hair in comb, a5e; 2 for.. 36¢ cumber Honey, Almond and Cream, small, B50e; 2 for 510 S5le 51c Witch Hazel Toilet 5lec Cream, 50e; 2 for La Reine Cocoa Butter Skin Cream, BOc; 32 Tantul Skin Balm, 50cs 51c Riker's Cold Cream, X 25c; 2 for . 26¢ Mentholated Cream, for chapped and _roughened skin, 9@ 25¢;2 for........ Anticor Safety Corn 510 Razor, 50c; 2 for..... La Reine Cucumber 2 for . Sle Cream, 50e; 3 for.. Monarch Aluminum- Imported Garman Made Blades, for "use In Gillette Peroxide Vanlahlng Cream, 35¢; 2 for. 36¢ with mirror back, 103 2 for .. Palmollve Cold or Vanishing Sle Lream. 36c and Cu- 50c; 2 Witch Hazel cumber Jelly, for Cream of Almonds Lo- tion, 35e; 2 for. Cucumber and Almond Cream, 50c; 2 for Benzoated Almond Cream, 50c: 2 for. . Clovola Dental 33¢; 2 for.. 2 for Cream, 50c; 2 for. S5lc face Halrbrush, 5oes Razor, dozen, 35¢; 2 dozen .. = 36¢ Pocket Compass, Pencil*‘Sharpener, Se; 2 6c Cream, in jars, 5ocs 2 for ...... 51c Sle No delivery, no C. O. D., no telephone orders. Come down \at night if you cannot come during the day. Open every night nnlll 9:30 p.m. 2 26¢ FEBRUARY 7 D, 1925. BI1A LAST THREE DAYS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS THE THIEF OF BAGDAD Engagement Pouitively I Saturday Night! LOEW'S Beginning Sunday “NORTH OF 36" By Emerson Hough Author of ‘The Covered gon,” featuring LOXS W SON—JACK HOLT ERNEST TORRENCE PA LOEW’S LAST MM, S| 7 THREE The DEVIL'S CARGO | | Witk WALLACE BEERY—-WM. COLLIER d PAULINE STARK. Comedy—News—Overtare @@~ NEXT WEEK -9 Engagement Extraordinary! Mrs.WALLACE REID IN PERSON Four appearances on Sunday and three daily in connection with showings of her latest photoplay success! “BROKEN LAWS” A vivid and spectacular story of the jazz age and the prim- rose path! With a great cast! DAYS 27 SHUBERY ELASC Mgmt. Messrs. Shubert AFTER A YEAR IN LOS ANGELES FRANK EGAN Presents the Comedy WHITE COLLARS By Edith Ellis Author of “Mary Jane's Pa’ With & New York Cast. Including CLARK SILVERNAIL. MONA KINGSLEY. JOHN MARBTON, FRANCIS UNDERWOOD NEXT SUNDAY SEATS NOW EDMUND PLOHN Presents TANGLE TOES GERTRUDE PURCELL'S ROMANCE OF THE STAGE With a cast extraordinaire, headed by Mildred MacLeod and Morgan Farley ATTENTION We rvant vou to set acquainted with Tangle Toes just to quickly advertise this new story of an actress and a devotes. We will unday. night, upon presentation of this coupon, let you have $2.50 FS At 8:20, 50c to $2.00 Mat, Sat., 2:20 50c to $2.00 2 ' ORCHESTRA SEATS FOR MUTUALTHEATRE PA. AVE. AT NINTH THE KANDY KIDS WRESTLING NIGHT Joe Turner vs. Zeke Smith w collection of Blank Bopke Pt E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. GET YOUR FRUIT AT —have an unosually large ! ——— FLORIDA & CALIFORNIA).,..“&:?.; ars £ s :”“ 5&6| | ORANGE GROVE 1316 N. Y. AVE. N.W. Oranges by the Basket.. Grapefruit by the Basket. Mixed Baskets ..... Oranges by the Dozen....... Fresh Delicious Apples, Doz. ‘Winesaps, Basket The Home of. the High- Class Eyeglass Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St. Franklin 5608 ___Fyes examined. glasses fitted They Like Them - Everywhere EN in business wear, men in dress wear, men in every day wear, wear Tol- manized starch- ed collars. White as a June cloud cluster, pliable as a monkey.s tail, comfortable as your own fire- side in Winter. Welcome as the Statue of Lib- erty to a sea- sick sightseer —that summar- izes some of the qualities we. put into your bundle of collars and shirts when you send them to $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.00 25¢ | .30c F. W. MacKenzie, Mgr. 6th and C Sts. N.W. Franklin 71—72—73 25c. 50c | { | 1 \CAPE 'SMOKE POLI’S i 1o 1,000 Good Seats— 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 CHAS. K. GORDON Presents A Drama of the African Veldt With JAMES RENNIE---RUTH SHEPLEY IJ_RE('TIO\' A. E. ANSON. NEXT SUN.—SEATS NOW Biggest Musical Hit Ever Produced in America ~IT'S ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN’S— “ROSE- MARIE” with IRENE PAVLOSKA A Superb Company of 100 NOTE: Gt rour you Continuous. sho Righthy o and 30, NEXT WEEK THREE HEADLINERS 11 A. M. to 11 Carl Laemmle Pres: REGINALD DENNY In the Saturday Evening Post Story by Harry Leon Wilson “OH, DOCTOR!” MISCHA GUTERSON Conducting Rialto Concert Orchestra ROCHLITZ AND LEVIN IN “A MUSICAL REVIEW” OTHE"TT_TECTIO\'S NEXT WEEK Marie Prevost Helene Chadwick and Monte Blue In a Picturization of. Ernest Pascal's Famous Novel ‘THE DARK SWAN’ cox.unsu ESQUE GAYE .\\nCE Aiy-815 EXTRA MID-NITE SHOW TONIGHT AT 12 P.M. Phone Col. Nights (except Matinee Saturday Only WARDMAN 2000 PARK THEATRE Season’s last production for 1 week only present “A DOLL’S HOUSE” by Henrik Ibsen ey OLLYWO0OD Benefit Bazaar At the Residence of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock 130@ Sixteenth St. Thursda) & Friday, February 3 to 7 O’Clock No_ Admission Fee "Aflo"l TONIGHT 820 MAT. SATURDAY RAVLD BELASCO Presents _ _ HOLBROOK BLINN and JUDITH ANDERSON in THE DOVE A MELODRAMA BY WILLARD MACK Next Week. Mat. Wed. & Sat SAM H_HARRIS PRI . JEANNE EAGELS in_RAIN Years' Run in New York Seats Now. Film Feature% CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Pll W. 953 Ample Parking Space. Mon.) | B F KEITHs HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE THE BIG SHOW Joy and Jollity Dominate. NED WAYBUR '] HONEYMOON CRUISE Twelve 3inging Dancing Beaut: | a Bumptuous Revue | STAN STANLEY Peerless Comediam NEIL McKAY MR. RICHARD KEAN FENTON & FIELDS © Other Buper Features 3am--m 7 218 & 8:15 Bun a enrly or| won't get any at all | Wood Memorial Presents | The Chinese Musical Fantasy Entitled “A GAME OF MAH JONG” .. New Washington Auditorium Yriday, February 6, at 9 P.M. Marine Band Concert at 8:30 5 S1. 5$2.00, Shoreham Wilton-Greene Concert Bureau and Also at Auditorium Eritny ot 4130 oo The Belieau Associatior Reserved —at $2.50 and MRS. WILSON-GREENE ANNOUNCES CHICAGO GRAND OPERA § FOUR PERFORMANCES Three Evenings and Matinee Monday, Tuesday and Friday nimgx, 8 O'clock s Saturday Vat k. Feb. 9, 10, 13, 14 Washmgton Auditorium Mon. Eve., TANNHAUSER In German). Raisa LAVONT, SCHWART VAN GORDON. WEBER., Cond, r. Tues. Eve.,, BORIS GODUNOFF In Italian CHALIAPIN, CORTIS, LAZZARI, LENSKA. Conductor. F Eve., LUCIA DI LAMMER- MOOR (in Italian) DAL MONTE, LAZZARI, MOJICA, POLACCO, TOTI CORTIS, Conductor. Sat. Matinee, THAIS (in French) MARY GARDEN, SCHWART? MOJICA, PERINI, NICOLICH. MORGANZONI, Conductor. Orchestra 65—Entire Stage Equipment CHORUS 75 INCIDENTAL DANCES AND CORPS DE BALLET. Prices: $7, $6, $5. $4. $3: plus 107, tax Single seats for all performances now on sale at Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, Droop’s, 13th and G. RIMINT, POLAGCO, —('R NDALL S ="} || { METROPOLITAN l F AT 10t st 3 Days—10 AM. to 11 P.M. First National Presents ANNA Q. NILSSON Lewis S. Stone, Mary Astor and an excellent ensemble in gripping film version of ‘Aafia Hogers St John'w i INEZ FROM 10:30 a. m. . m. Aesop Fable—World Surve: uty Ree | vashington's Finest Orchestra ! Final Week WARING'S PENNSYLVAKIANS The Capital's Favorite Synco- pators. Hear them today at 1350, 3150, 7:25 and 9:30 p. m. CRANDALL'S 7rvoLt 14th & Park rd. n.w. TODAY AND TOMORROW- PAULINE in “DANTE'S ‘INFER " And HARRY LANGDON, in L NIGHT LONG.” Sport Reel 10:30 AM.T| CTAL PROGRAM FOR CHILD SAT. PEGGY CHILDE CRANDALL’S, AMBAssADoR 18thSE&Col. RA.N. W, TODAY -LON CHANEY and NORMA “HE WHO And NENN X UNGALOWS ROW. CLAIRE WINDNOR and LLOYD HUGHES, in “THE DIXIE HANDICAP." And LIGE CONLEY, ALBION IN PERSON ADULTS, RE BENY TH LIBERTY North Capitol & P SHIRLEY MASON PARK = & Bucha Sats.. 2 P.M.—Suns. 3 P, FOPAY. _RUDOLPI VALENTINO, OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th MARION DAYT DUMBARTON 1343 Wisconsin Av. RUDOLPH VALEN in_“MON- g~ shows, NEW STANTON o & G 215, 8, 9:30 P.M OOSEVELT 11 Champion hrill Merchan TAKOMA Takoma Park, D, FLORENCE _VIDG MONTE RLUE and MARIE THE MARRIA 3 (1GB CONL] 11 H Stre t EMPIRE W Sires n.mr\-\mm- in HOME 230 C Street N.E. First run of Northeast Southeast, “LOVER OF CAMIL MONTE BLUE aud MARIE Street N.W PICKFORD. ~ in OF HADDON ARY H St. N.W. M. 5794 ‘HIS FORGOT E Conn. Avenue & McKinley §t. D.C TODAY - JOHN N SHEARER and HIEPODROME' . __“THE_GIRL_IN THE LIMOUSINE. REVERE Georgia Av. & Pk. Rd. “THE MAN WHO FIGHTS ALONE." 14th Street R. 1. Ave. ELIT! TR SEA TAWRC CAROUNA 1ith & N. C. Ave. S, JONX, GILBERT, CRANDALL’S & LLOYD, in “HOT WATER." and Sport Reel CRANDALL’S Savoy Theater 14th and Col. Rd. 2 P.M. Sat.: 3 P.M. Sunday. TOmAY 0 MIX, S ROILED.”" Comedy TOMORROW -~ BUST T AVIGATOR.™ 2 HASE CRANDALL’S MATS. P TOPAT st ANT WASNHBURN. S0 AWV Dot KEATON, in Novelty Reel Avenue Grand 645 Pa. Ave. 5.E. Daily: 8 P.M. Sunday. WASON and BR in MY HUS NEAT, BURNS TOMORROW CHARIRS DE RocH AND ( And HIERS ORT CHANG CRANDALL,S Apollo Theater o34 | 8t N TODAY. MARION DAVI “gA 1CE MEREDITH. DMORKOW - MART THILBIN, TY Comedy. it " York Theat CRANDM-LS "X“..q@:.fs'.. VIDOR. in TOMORROW- BRYANT s TIUSBAND'S WIV "DANCING. 1. A Acher. ai = Clasaes R v Jessons b 8067 TUTSON'S Teach von fo dance co DAVISON'S [ &2 s Yew Texson & "‘lrhi!) private; any b SLOVERS. i3 Sona any thine, 15¢. 2 1 Fir Every Week Night, 8:30 to 12 ARCADE The Perfect Place to DANCE. Splendid Muslc—Popular Prices FREE DA G UNTIL 9 Competent Instruction.