Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 36

\ ‘ STAR, WASHINGTON, AMUSEMENTS. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTB ASCO—"After Love?— ern play, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at p.m NATIONAL—“Loule the medy, at 8:20 p.m. THE EVENING D. ~C., ; ' | AT T STOP° .4 TWO SUPERB PHOTOPI.AYS' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 192 B 2136 ‘.:. i SIENG 0 R J“GLEANBU[]KS"BIL[ . I recall a bygone da \\hrn |Im' flumed to propel the splashi ing m.m ert Warwick, Lovers *to Trace i the, mil, thet grinds, the meat | Clagh Over Reading of Inde- it up in glowing tints: liqu: an{ cent Excerpts in Support of Measure. 14th Matinee our Store Blank Books. Nt O GOI.IIMBIA PALAGE THE GREAT || EX( Metro- 3 Reginald Barker's picturiza- A rollicking, hilarios Pullman joy ride, from the Rupert tion of the Margaret Anglin- Henry Mtll:r aman success, Héfiihflii"idfifi”nfiiih ALICE TERRY AND CONWAY TEARLE NORMA SHEARER EARLE FOXE COMEDY Hu;;n; Comedy— The Burgl By Richard Harding Davis International News Reel Croan-Word Puzzle—Munic CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. i DR vaude- Outdoor Wanderlusters’ Trail on Ap- palachian Mountain Top. vaudeville, ANt Great Twec-in-One Show Continuoms 1 to 11 The Famous Sereen Star VERA “ HE GORDON| cHorus s | I | & scaEEN i MASTERPIZCE OTHER BIG | EARLE NEWS FEATURES | COMEDIES Dir. Messrs, Shubert POI."S TONIGHT WILLIE HOWARD N “SKY HIGH” Biggest Musical Hit of the Year Snappiest Dancing Bhow of the Beason The Playhouse 1814 N Street N.W. L | would change the face of the planet li Liquid air would send on their world-encircling it would cool and heat our. and not break us by the tax: |it would cook our wholesome grub, run the washer in the tub, bear the irdens of the day, chase the neigh- | hens away. It would churn | and make the beds, grow new hair | on shiny heads. cure the itch and | Spanish” flu, make the world good as new. cpoch gr land great we had entered, sure as fate. For a while this bunk was sprung by the savant’'s pen and | tongue, and the people t fell. | whooping for it wildly well. huying stock in liquid air. all their bank ac counts would bear. So the fakes arise and bloom and arc carried to the tomb. We are fooled a thousand | {H19S Dixie mes and relieved rd-carned SR ’ 3 5, 6:30, | dimes. but we stand. trepid men, s | ready to be stung again Brin | along another plan, put some thun {der in a can, make the good old { welkin rock. and we'll all be buying ‘\l(v\]\ (Copyright.) 31_ (COUPLETOBETOLD ~ “SON” IS IMPOSTOR hVelcmm Bureau Probe Results to Be Laid Before Pair Victimized by 0 to 11 p.m First Bhowing ta burlesque, ‘Washingten | | James Forbes' i HEALTH CANDIES 40+ 60+ 80¢ Ib Stage Success a-sky- the COLUMBIA— 10 a.m., 1:1 i bors' ent excerpts e asserted would come und restriction precipi- Pathe News Reel Tom _Gannon's Toples Orchextra —Bobhy Woman," at get ahead you nth H M—11 P. M. DAILY {:’M OLITAN | ¥ AT 10tk TODA 1 A. M. TO 11 P. A passage from only one bo as | 3:50, 5:40,7:20 and o AMBASSADOR— economy. Start ) saving d at the 1al Planning e 3% A N K habit NOW ALDIN FARRAR OPERA “CARMEN” | Principals—Orchestra and Ballet. Pols—Friday, March 6, OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS e Cor. 7th and E Sts. . ¥ Handicay 8 and 9 tor Love replied in the &Mmma First National Presents Reports Book Withdrawn. ® ricd at Ballston, V DORIS and have three children. s T. Crouch appears for h Tonald Colman, mmemmg | KENYON TAiv'rers DECORATIONS — | R 9th at G rick in a sensati « p tacular love-drama. one Franklin 4603 for Delivery) ex, € nish Dishes A THIEF IN PARADISE — EXTRA LLOYD HAMILTON and Dorothy Seastrom in “Hooked" WALT MASON Alleen ned with the pres and spec- ford of the his- cnact “elear 1 sharp de —for the inauguration. See our big display. GARRISON’S ¥ Co.. Inc R RICHARD THOMAS WYCHE STORY TELLER AND LECTURER | ON STORY TELLING on Thursday Evening, February 26 AL 85 P PDY'ULAR iVL\l\lhn In Warner Bros." Classic of the Scroen “THE 10TH_WOMAN" PERCY y ORAcE oinrs AND R0t Dance Divertissements ROYAL MARIMBA BAND * Troubadours 526 12t St. N.W Mexican Defective and there which offend b = By 1h ociated P'r sona ea of m Vision \H\\l APOL 1\ Minn Corrected Dr. H. A. Burns of the Thos. P. oF HuMo Hickman, V.P. & Cashier John B. : Cochron, See Our Optometrist MISCHA GUTTERSON, Dirscting Rialto Concert Orchestra ST GRETCHEN HoOD ACAL CO. | £ INTERNATIONAL NEWS Washington's Favorite | y Soprana 1925 Vacation Club R E S 1 D E N T Open for Membership y ONE WEEK ONLY ‘,',,'J,'.',l’ i Rlen 3 : STARTING SUNDAY f RETURN ENGAGEMENT £ that Lopez is The Most Sensational X Dramatic Success of the Age CRANDAL!.’S AMBASSADOR | ' St.£Col RAN. W From W. 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