Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 46

46 BANKER’S GRANDSON AND FIANCEE N Qs i, Nessss, Samhizt NATIONAL—“St. Joan,” Bernard TONITE Shaw's play, at & p.m. | H 3 SEPARATED AT PIER BY MIX-UP ST S Bn | meemrans’ e ovvams comedy, at 8:20 p.m. . . : 5 , POLI'S—“When Summer Comes,” Henry Clews, 3d, Sails to Europe While Distressed L B L “;HE;-S-EI-II;E.I; go’;i‘{s'" . X . . - KEITH'S—Violet Heming-A. E. —_— Bride-to-be Left Behind Minus Wardrobe in Mathews, vaudeville, at 2:16 and With LUELLA GEAR : ! : . 8:156 p.m. Presbyterian Clergy Ask Confusion Over Passport and Ticket. Tzn Years Have Witnessed | mamim—-venetian Masqueraders:| Commencias Sunday Night. Beats Now ot S vaudeville, continuous from 1 to| WILLIE HOWARD Church to Maintain Its Revolution in Government |11 v.m. 5 ey : : & By the Associated Press and raced to the pier, where the lug- ND—Loew's Vaudeville Circus, . 2: Historic Freedom. NEW YORK, February 19.—Coinci- | FARe Was taken aboard the Maure- Power, He Says. veudeyilio; contihuousiiz o co 11 b gl 11] T e g "l | tania and stowed. GAYETY—"Hollywood Follies,” bur-/ 4l with the announcement Yes-| “Trouble over passports developed. ————— lesque, at 2:16 and 8:16 p.m. " R terday that Miss Vera Latimer had | And trouble over tlckets, for it &D- | . Avciated Press MUTUAL—Lew Kelly's show, bur- AUBURN, N. Y. 19.—A | become the fiancee of Henry Clews, v:d}rs _;‘r‘m« (}):K\?‘u (1‘“ huyzhthonlg NEW YORK, February 19.—Nine of | 1e5aque, at 2:30 and 8:20. Biggest Musical Hit of the Year statement entitled Peace and |3, Erandson of the New York banker. | (0l e about” the lugmuge. and Mies | 0% Dersonal and property rights The Golden Bed,” at| gyecial Holiday Mat., Men., Feb. 23. LAbE st alcoad by members of It became known that the prospec- | 1otimer ana (o paEkege, nd MIst | which the Constitution aimed espe- , 3:05, 5:10, 7:10 and ..m: ."i'nr;fl\‘an“'\- e m:H{'ll ©, fom-|tive bridegroom had sailed last Tues- | with' officials u e about passports, '“‘““':_‘ oa ‘]"_ ‘:"“”‘""'" ficpe "'“: ' g GGl v DLl posed of Pres: an minis day to be married in London, but in- | the Mauretania safled. surped by the Federal Government] RIALTO—"Secrets of the Night,” at Prices—Nights, $1 many parts of the country, was is-|advertently left the prospective bride in the last ov. Albert C.111:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and o > 8. R, Me sued vesterday by Prof. R. H. ichols of v G "I‘ OV AL for the tableau T chie of nd declared last Y S iin R 7Rce to §3. Sat. Mat., 50c to $1. "'}f‘ ‘t;‘h o R uchols of | waiting on the pier. She will sail on he wistful young lady in evening | pioh e 4y 3 24 ¢ the 0 p.m. a fi uburn * .‘r’. ..jmu;.._ - the Aguitania next Saturday, to meet and tears, who od upon the | 3 g 80 (0 ;"""';‘V-“""\‘."“k" METROPOLITAN—"Love's Wilder- A S P Ptk A et e B o R e e feam 155 s, o5, (| MUTUAL THEATRE T o e g mpuncy R it lnuar‘v“ldlvhe\‘,.it‘orv; nl"lh \|;|u:‘;;h;;l.|“’ revolution in_governmental power in PA. AVE. AT NINTH manifesto of any theological party.|banker, said she had no knowledige M} “Wan Vs ilatmer, oa ATON |\ this country,” he said, new order CE—"Cheaper to Marry.” but an appeal for liberty within the s e anica ot Woe-begone young man in | UMAZINE In the swiftness of its com- Tomorrow’s Love,” at 2, Presbyterian Church for the holdinig ¥ von Knoblock, profes- | crumpled evening clothes who stood :‘";‘m")‘:',',"' .in the destruction it pas 7:20 and 9:40 p.m. { W, VBESTLING TONIGHT f various . (;nr.n:-l of n.,.v ; cal | sional dancer, ho revealed the fat the after rail of the ship, with arms |~ 1o 'Cited the income tax and the in- | o AMBASSADOR—"“Daughters of _Waino Ketonen vs. Eddis Pops hristian belief, and for subordinat- | names of partic in a tableau | stretched toward the pier—that Was | peritanee. tas o nd A ine| Pleasure” at 6:16, 7:30 and 9:20 pm. |[Fo—— . TR T ini theotogical difterences 1o united | enacted on the pire When the Maure. | - gond. friond, M. clows o s o | CENTRAL—Worldly Goodn at ||| Washington Auditorium work for the world. The statement | tania safled er been a gue Rt T 5 t : . 3 2 s Goods, | | {sias tollows at the Clows: homer o B e orlted Russian dancer in {ment “complete, arbitrary and des- (11, 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, § and 9:30 |[| Week of Feb. 23—Original Production of o ot recent acts which are| “The b e s that on the | Lt Tocloyhet wno ugged the eult | Boll LS S i | D PASSION PLAY disturbing the peace of our church|eve of the Mauretuniu's sailing Clews |of his ancient Igyptian ancestor, | i list of exs e —_— ||| Ogest Bpecticle of the Age:, Filmed. and threatening (he liberties of itx | and Miss Latimer Visited an all-night | Amonophis’ V- -that was me. Baron |or the bin o) rinhial e meen e e bt i e TR | eeinTaters, make. thi statement. 10| conbelved the Iaes of . corie e | WU, ven Kuoblock, .professional ‘en: fine prolifbition ‘amendmant "centrai- |y ansthing which mihit being our 7 o a aking Miss | tertaine s S amendment Con of government simply into ‘dis- T mraras” St ue Dreinren s | ok s e 4 S ATl o o | . thn Pederat Govconent th | orm of goverament oty Tuts”al. || WARDMAN PARK THEATRE nay mot knc Il the facts, but who. | gaRed. to Iurope with him, so they |on the w ¥ to Bulund, and most of | "ONGhar Sk hecoms ov. Ritchie | Criticism or the advocacy of any L. L we e aseured, agree Wi us | Sould b married wd onve! e barin | e Sirans duncing costumes ares (o0 | usiont ot e bt s hie | fundamental change may be said to over of Camille Hened b il Romen et ol Lan A A emre SEase Clews [atitute for it a contempt proceeding | " han the exercise of el || Wed. and Thurs., 7 and 9 P.M. Recites Asscmbly's Action. . packed lugiuse | had tme o toss ashore in Which The court aris as grand ur, | oTgnss, than _the "exerclse of thelr and Thurs., 7 and 9 P.M. “The affirmation issued in 1024, 2 e e e, e constitutional immunities of AP IS SION St signed by over 1300 of our ministers, PRIEST IS FOUND DEAD; - [tee ugainst double jeopardy, when|the Individual are stricken, one by This Woman ST Mol S| LERT $216,017 ESTATE| Many Cars e (e ' | 20, e ponciudea, ey e o o : uarantced to ministers of our com- STATE| . —— ¢|%on for the ct for which the | ot destroyed?” i Friday and Saturday munion. The (ene Assembly of R Ieasitaned iy R o Jrene Rich and Ricardo Cortez S24 akreed with (he position talken | Records Show Most of Money De-| A million cars are going cast, a| ) in the affirmation by rejecting o | million cars arc going west: and Scetadmmuni(y Destreyed. CHICKEN unconstitutional an overture wiich| Pposited This Year—Relatives [ seven million cars at least, arc on| “What has become of the indi- l 1 B s e Are Surprised. a northern.southern’ quest. Bencath |y’ Immupity from boing com: AMALE el n’( i >'|';‘1-:1;r"; ; the sun, l»l‘m’at'l\ the stars, the|ynen an Involuntary bankrupt, com- (Phone Franklin 4603 for Delivery) € forth in’ dolverdrges of weneral] 7 s owcitipdRres | countless choo-choo wagons wend, - of the Federal court Waflies, Chili, Spanish Dishes emblies - NEW YORK, February 19 — The|and nearly all these busy cars will private papers, may and Everything Good to Eat —— T Cuptte: iof iehisieciaion: of ous |6V iBater "3 iSfaner -vear-old | safely reach their journey's end s fore’ the;same courtl o 5o SSTE TOREADOR e highest court, efforts are stll being | Briext. of Owosse, Mieh. was found| For nearly all the men who drive |for anything incriminating that may SN F Do Sl erEise LAST THREF. DAYS ade to tmpose these doetrinal in.|derd vesterday in his room n a|are s & ood el Ve Ibe found in them? 3 g Forctations upon ministers, and in|Uones Island hotel. ‘where he wak| teer rneiy ath good judgment | *ull as become of the right to S N CECIL B. DeMILLE'S effect (o apply to members of the|SPONAINg hiy vacation. e left four | S{OeTi they d rather 1CMSEIVES o tried in the State or district N boards and other chureh officers the | Vank books. showing total deposits | alive than stretched upon a ghastly | where the crime was committed N | Very ‘tests whloh the asseinbly. de- |0 32L6.01T 18 Fahe Dolice 1 | bier. They'd rather cat three! when every one involved in a case of D N ared unconstitutional. A letter has|M&Nt. The pastor's brother, Charles|mceals a day and hear at eve their | conspir; m e brought to and N T widere cireulated which nsin. | Siane. and acquaintances were un- | gramophones, than clutter up the|tried in any State in' the country “Our experts will put your N stes dishonesty on the part of Seme |AWATe that his estate even approxis | right of way with mangled flesh | Wherein apy of the alleged con- radio in good condition. N of our ministers and asserts that un- | Mated that figure. 0 land damaged bones. But now and |SPirators Iy charged with committing CEEL EY i belief is widespread among tl and € k deposits were made be- S fongls single overt . co. retore e Aitation to ntamm | tween January 10 and Februars G of (et 3 Eddy sap propels his bus|® ‘Wit has become of the freedom | M. A. LEESE “6/s sen <t R ROD LA ROCQUE—LILLIAN RICH o tle G e the ek ior AR 2 vear. the bank books showe Rieth Zeeh, Ny wacn (Me.S |of speech and press, and of | Branch N VERA REYNOLDS—THEOQ. KOSLOFF ho,peoble_of the ahurch |{n\|‘r‘|m,\4‘ 81| Two.. baoks fromn: Brookiyn' k strewn all o'er the map, hise head | the right of peaceful assembly, when, | Store 712 11th S“'eet N International News Reel | uring the clection of what are|Showed total deposits of $164,133.5 p|1~lh'tll |!lruuf(|) the, steering wheel, through denfal nyym» right to use the N Wablea—Osertire. Kt i alled Joxal commissioners to the|and the remaining 351,883.65 de-|the shocked bystanders will ex- [ mails or some other form of Govern- v next Genera sembly {posited in two banks in Owosso claim; fore drastic laws mustf™ment prosecution, proceedings are sinning Sunday |7 Dr B0 Williams of the medical | soon prevail! Well have fo etop|U4Ken against newspapers or indi- “THE GREAT DIVIDE” Charge menting Division. examiner's office said he believed the B viduals whose only offense is to print T | hapl Slane Saled i Heart this deadly game. and put all motor-for to speak what they believe to be WITH ALICE TERRY AND Such actions are fomenting a | ot that s dentn micrclists in jaill” A million autos climb|the truth about public officials or the CONWAY TEARLE spirit of division, casting unwar- aLERd L B Sx- the hills, a million journey to the { exercise of governmental power? can get the Blank Book | ,’l“":'” b T Sus A h;mg in om. The body was taken|a citizen, or maybe three. The |suspend the freedom of speech or of I l ciifil tho dieruption iof our chugeh | foo-in Mislzoom e e liody was taken i@ atien, or maghe, three, * | the press at any time, whether In war il Shindering. that concentration of |10 & MOrEue pending decision on an | wonder is so many cars go jaunting | {1 Press at any thne, whether In wa E. Mornson Paper Co. LOEW'S O eneieies oniiGhristiin minfatoy |5 Th'»-"prlv\( AR south and east and west, imparting [ oral Government, oven durin to the world which the heart of our| ,c.ions in New York or neither wounds nor scars, and|world W have made it & orime th] chureh desires He M G R | boosting not the crowner's quest. crefore, we appeal to our breth- The wonder is so many jays who == = ren i the oSty Leries 1o xtund frm- - : e motor wame wgage. 20| CHAMBER MUSIC o 100 A. M—11 P. 3% 1y for the maintenance of our hi = scooting down the crowded ways, LAST THREE DAYS L e e P tastee dicrn JGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Febru-| (Copright) WALT MASON. |Gretchan Haod soprapor L. . Neweli, Souse ’ 1deal of an inclusive hri , soprapo: Newell, double EhaEeh Candl to. yiite Utne “The Honduran government oA & bass. Program of Borodin, Spier and Schubert. - > r e union in lor- submitted to Congress for ratifi- | :"‘:x‘(“n‘: e e el our| cation the Central American peace| Headaches From SHght Colds Playhouse, 1814 N St. s treaties and conventions concluded at © BEOMO QUININE Tablets relieve | i : o the Cantral American conference held | fr Hesgaohe, by upng te Coi” Aate ani | Wednesday, Febr. 25, 8 P.M. j . l T in \\)Nlhhxglon in 1923 rove. S0c.--Advertisement Tickets at Concert Bureau: T. Arthur = DRY WORKERS HOPEF\JL | | Smith. Inc., 1306 G St. $1.65. including tax. LEWIS $T0 With o ! NE—CONRAD NAGEL 6 | .- | MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE Praise Coast Guard, Cramton Bill | IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE l 2 _ ‘ : | Comedy— s—Overture H and Hayne's Work. THE MEMPHIS SPECIAL Deginiing Sunday l In a series of resolutions adopted 5 3 ; yesterday the executive committée of Effective Sunday, February 22nd, 1925 “Exc“sE ME'" the Anti-Saloon League of America ! i S | SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM s e inst rum smugglers, supported the CONRAD NAGEL--NORMA SHEARER Cramton bill to ecentralize dry 1aw |} Announces change in schedule of Train No. 25 (The Memphis | enforcement in a separate bureau, and || V! : 5 : LRl L v enforcement in & sepurate burea e || Seecial), which, on and after that date. will leave Washington 2:30 |II|HIHIHIUIHI||||||IIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIII'l!llllllllllllll“ of Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. AM, Memphis 7:25 A.M. following day—I1 hour and 34 - e = The committe also expressed appre- minutes ecarlier than at present, making connection for all points Storage r Tiation of the “high standards” sat for || west of Memphis in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. LT BATI'ER]ES —te law enforcement by Attorney General Sleeping Car operated on this train from Washington to Mem- d Catled ¥ d . Stone. his, is open for occupancy at Washington at 1 PN or Aw Unother resolution “deplored the re- || G5 1% 0P pancy g 0:00 P.M. night of Recharge Delivered e nl n portad violdicna oL e Eollitan | Effective same _date, Train No. 36. from New Orleans and AUTO |~Frg, | RADIO Jant Tour auto bake enam. stitutions.” In this connection, the || Atlanta, will arrive in Washington P.M., instead of 10:20 P.M. Open Dany Until 9 P.M. Any " color. dendred - committee stated that local and Fed- | o . Sundays, 10 to 12 NOON Of AUTOMOBILES OUR SPECIALTY cral officers should co-operate with City Ticket Office ()!d Reliable Battery Service DEHCO PLANT the heads of such institutions to sup- y 21 H Bt. N.W. 1724 KALORAMA RD press such violations, and urged that | W 1724 X The wexample of obedience to jaw and | 1510 H Street N.W. The Home of the High- Jovalty to the Constitution should be 3 - WHH Phones Main 5633 and 7063 Class Eyeglass LUNCH WHH US TO-DAY set superior officers.” cadets and midshipmen by their | | America’s Most Beautiful BALL ROOM Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St. Franklin 5606 s exumined, giasses fitted _ This Day In History COMMENDA- BLE phase of Americanism is shown in our practical “days” and “weeks.” Thrift Week, Pay Your Bills Day, Insure-Your-Own Day and Own Your Own Home ‘Week are lurking in the offing. Doubt- less some one will one day invent a “Let’s All Get Mar- ried Week” and set- tle some long stand- ing questions. Meanwhile we are doing all we can to make males more HARRIS AND COMPANY l . HARRIS AND COMPANY | R. There are still some memberships open in our Hamilton Watch Club Men’s Hamiltons $35 to $150 Ladies’ Hamilton Wrist Watches $44 to $70 DANCING every Eve- ning from 8 to 12— and Saturday and Sunday Afternoons from 3 to 6— to the tune of AMERICA’S PREMIER DANCE BAND. Don’t miss the many special features we've arranged for Open- ing Night. Le Paradis Band—L. Wolfe Gilbert— Abel Baer. But you must make your entry at an early date, for the limited st lis flling bup rafidla. No extra charge on opening night Here's the story of this oppor- tunity in brief: Join the Club and you can select any model” Hamilton—the world famous watch—you prefer. A small in- itial payment brings you your watch, and the balance is ar- ranged on convenient Club terms. We present the Scale of Prices MON. TO FRI EVES, Ladies ..cccee.50c Gentlemen ....75¢c SAT. AND SUN. EVES! Ladies ... Gentlemen . SAT. AFTERNOON Ladies ..80c is i ] S - marriageable LIkd Gentlemen ....50c J}HS 18 )’0”] OPPOI tuntty to Se :l h i é E i ] ] i 1 e T 7 Ladies ........56c cure a Llfettme Tlmeptece on h i h:“e"de ed'. ‘Pi adies Sl starched collars and shirts—by Tolman- izing them. Make this a Do-It-Now Comfortable, Considerate Terms Prices include tax and all dancing charges Under the direction R. HARRIS & The = . . The Jewelers and Diamond Merchants . For Move Than Half a Century L@ 13th §tr:et F. W. MacKensin Mgr. A X HARRIS AND COMPANY | R. HARRIS AND COMPANY &“.:‘;‘&.‘3.5.‘.’;,’5,'2!5 M Y N S Brer W e HEALTH CANDIES Qa0+ 60+ 80+ 1b Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Grcat Sale Of Surgicar Qua]ity Elastic Hosiery And Trusses You will always find our prices right and our service the very best that can be procured in Washington on Trusses. Elastic Hosiery and Abdominal Sup- rters. Do not experiment with your Beaith if you are In need of orthopedic appliances. Consult your doctor and let us make whatever he fays you meed. Special prices now pre $1.75 $1.75 $4.00 $3.50 $2.75 $1.75 $5.00 Knee Caps ... Anklets . Gibson's Special Truss Garter Stockings.... Garter Leggings.... New York Elastic ‘Truss, single Gibson's Special Leather Truss, single - Gibson's Special Leather Truss, double t....ore.-: $7 00 March Washington Agents for Dr. Jeanner Walter's Reducing et Thess famous reducing garments positively reduce without injury or distomfort. Thousands sre ‘wearing you and fit you We also carry: Jung Arch Braces. Dr. Scholl's Foot Appliances. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Remedies. Au kinds of Specisl Orthopedio Braces and Appliances Made to Order or Repaired. Grutohes. Invalid Beds, etc. Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dellars Have More Cents vII/ ///// mmm VAlID!VII.I! - STANIEY SELECTED PHOTOPLAYS The VENETIAN MASQUEKADERS EDNA- BUCKLER HAL NEIMAN ANN LINN_AND CoO. BROOKS, PI_'llEglil DUNCAN TEMPEST AND DICKINSON PHOTOPLAY First Showing In Washington. “FORTY WINKS” Viola Dana-Theodore Roberts NEXT WEEK The Incomparabls VERA GORDON Whose Triumph as the Mother In Humoresque” Wil Live Forever. aCOLUM!lA GAYETY e YOU CAN TAKE YOUR MOTHER COLLINS and PILLARD In “HOLLYWOOD FOLLIES” Is Full of Laughs Ladies’ Bargaim Matines Dally, 26c The Washington Opera Co. AIDA JOHY CHARLES THOMAS Peralta Gordon Tittmann Shefferman SAMOSSOU D, Conductor Seats, Arthur Jordan Piano Co. h and G Streets Same Unprecedented X1, %2, $3 and Performance 8:1 Tuesday, Auditorium, March 3 HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE THE BIG SHOW Beauty and Romancs And Fun Features Galors VIOLET HEMING & A.E. MATTHEWS Tn a Delightfully Humorous And Charming One-Act Comedy ® Other Star Features KRAMER & BOYLE A Happy-Go-Lucky-Pair In & Jolly Melangs With A ‘Special Surprise 2 Shows Daily, 2:15 and 8:18 Bunday Matinee at 3:15 NEXT WEEK Memmoth Holiday Bill Extra Mat. Mon \l nes MAIN 4424 4469 FLONZALEY QU A RTET And Ernest Schelling, Pianist Auditorium, Central High Schocl February 23rd, 8:30 P.M.: Tickets—$1.35. $1.00. 75¢ T. Arthur Smith, Inc.. 1306 G Street CRANDALL'S: | METROPOLITAN | F AT 10th. TODAY—I11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Firat National's Special CORINNE GRIFFITH Supported by Ian Keith, Holmes Herbert and a power- ful cast in Robt. Z.sLeonard's film version of Evelyn Camp- bell's “Wilderness.” A vivid drama of romance, thrills and adventure. LOVE'S WILDERNESS — EXTRA — NEAL BURNS Vera Steadman In “Sen Legs” Viola T. Abrams, Harp Prelude erture—News—Scenic | Washington's Fineat « Orchestra | CRANDALL'S 7ot 14th & Park rd. TODAY AND TOMORROW AYRES. in “TOMORROW Ana HAL THE AGE Sat. 10:30 A.M. SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR | 1 CHILDREN JACKIE COOGAN In “CIRCUS DAYS” i \ Children, 20c; Adults, CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR '18thSt.&Col.RA.N. W, TODAY—MONTE ] PREVOST. PLEASUR “EAST OF TOMORROW “LOCKED HEIRS, in CRANDALL'S geyrear 9th Bet. D & B TODAY AND TOMORROW- in “WORLDLY GOOI ROACH'S ** WaALTER “A FAT CHAN COMEDY. CRANDALL’S Savoy ’rhu;v; 14th and ol JORN "KIRBY."” OF THE FI Avenue Gram CRANDAH-’S. Y MATS.—2 P.M. DAILY: 3 P.M. SUN- TODAY AND TOMORROW—CL WINDSOR. FRANK K v LLOYD HUGHES, in “THE DIXIE HANDICAP.” And AL ST. JOHN, in “LOVE MANTA. CRANDALL’S ~ TODAY—RBETTY “LOCKED DOOR: OMORROW GIL] pollo Theater 624 H St. N.E. OMP York Theater Ga.Ave.&QuebecSt. CHADWICK, i “TROUPING EDY AND TOMORROW- “LIGHTNIN OMANC 917-919 G St. N.W, IRVIN COBB'S *ONE-THIRD OF! SHUBERT ELASCY "o - 2 & Messrs. Shubert S0 o $2.00. 3. Hurtig (n assg, with Mesers. Shuders Presents ‘THE LOUNGE LIZARD'} FhoZere By J. E. Hareld Terry Profaced {n London a: *Collusion with JOHN CUMBERLAND, ESTELLE WINWOOD and a Sterling Cast Next Monday—Seats Thur. HENRY MILLER In Plerre Wolft and Herr! Duver- nof's New Play ‘AFTER LOVFE’ Adapted From The French By A. E. Thomas oth at G 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Carl Laemmle Presents JAMES KIRKWOOD AND MADGE BELLAMY “SECRETS 2 TS 2% NIGHT” HOUSE OF DAVID BAND In Symcopatéd lection: MISCHA TERSON And the RIALTO CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Overture—Hungarian Rhapsody No.'2 NEWS _COMEDY_ SCEXIC. XT WEEK— JUNE MARLOWE AND BEVERLY WAYNE n “THE 10TH WOMAN” —EXTRA— HURTADO’S MARIMBA BAND Mat. Soturdey " C. Whitney Prosents nunun SHAW'S SAINT JOAN With JULIA ARTHUR " lTONlGHT AT S8 Eves., 50 to $2.50. Mat., 50c to $2.00 Week Beg. Sundas Night. Gases Now ’ ZIEGFELD’S S:iaisr LEON ERROL IN A NEW MUSICAL COMEDT LOUIE THE 14th STAGED BY EDWARD ROYCE ERS- 40 OF 28 88 GLORIFIL STYMPHON D GIR: SING! ORCHERTRA Film Feature FAVORITE ° “CORNERED. CHEVY CHASE g vesss 2 2 S A MeKinley St. D, TODAY O NAGET AN ROARDMAN and LEW in 86 THIS IS MARRIAGE ™ HEALTH News Ever Georgin Av. & Pk. na REVERE “==- <= CAROLINA !llh&\ C.Ave. S.E. MARIE PREVOST, in CORNERED. CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. Ample Parking Space. & 9 pm. Admissior DOLPH YELENTING. A SAINTED DEVIE PRINCESS 1110 1 St NE. “WHY GET MARR Amateur Nig AMERlCAN 1st St. & R. L Ave. JORN GILBERT, NOR MA SHEARFR and CONRAD NAGEL. THE SNOR LIBERTY Nerth Capitol & P Sta, LILA LEF. MONTE PLUE “ANOTHER MAN'S WIFF PARK 14th & Buchanan N.W. Sats.. 2 P.M —Suns. 3 P.M. TODAY- BETTY COMPSON, ROCKLIFFFE FLLOWS and WARNER BAXTER. § THE GARDEN OF WEEDS And BORRY VERNON Comedr, “BRIGHT LIGHTS." OLYMPlC o ¥ +and W Serios, WALLOT 3 ED. . Bet. 14th & 15(h AND TOMORROT and ERN t's produc AY mmw\ DUMBARTON 1343 Wisconsin Av. ARREN KE NEW STANTON %« € s v <, 9:30 P.AL ANTONTO MORESO HELENE CHADWICK. ROCKLIFFE FELLOWS. Zane Grer's Western Love Thriller, THE BORDER _LEGION.™ TAKO Takoma Park. D. C. TODAY ROCQUE_and STAR CAST, in OF (TLAY.” LLOYD HAMILTON KILLING TIME EMPIRE °'' IRENE BOMAN 2 o eds Ll ELlTE 14th St. and R, 1. Ave! LITT CAURCH AROUND THE CORNER.™ HlPPODROMEmM\ VAV MARIE PRE In ROD LA “FEET et RICH in “FELIX OUT THIS oF VOST, in “TARNISH.™ & HOME 1280 C Strect N.E. REBE DANIELS and_ RI CARDO, CORR in “ARGENTINE RAPHAE Dth.at O Street N.W. | JORNNY TINES. in “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES™ Comedy "DANCING. d N.W. Course. 4 priv., ne _environment PRIVATE LES | GLover's. e13 | sons any time. owler—Capitol Hill, thorough Instruction. " Miss [ New, interesting steps Private and Class Main 6155 (day phone) DAVISO 229 N’'S Teach you to dance cor R Striet Clas! day eve. ot deace harer with orchestrs. Ton and iy 8 to 11 p.m., with orchestra at studio, 1127 10th st._n. Private lesso Fr. 8567. Est. 1 ew York Conservatory Every Day in the Year—8:30 to 12 0'Clo DANCING Under New, Management Gentelemen, B50c We Teach You to Dance in 7 Lessons Up.to-Date Ball Room Dancing Fox Trot, Waltz, Tango, Collegiun Pa. Ave. Cor, 9th Bt, Entrance 306 9th Bt. N.W. —All Welcome. Roy C. Crows, Mgr. Telephone Franklin 2768 ' Ladies, Daneing Every Week Night 8:30 to 13 ARCADE TOMORROW NIGHT DANCE and BAZAAR UNDER AUSPICES OF RUTH CHAPTER No. 1, 0. E. S. Admisxion, 25c; Each Dance, 10c MONDAY NEXT “DOUBLE BILL.” Matinee Dance, 3 to 6 Competent Instruction, Carmival at Night