Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 46

16 ONE COMMISSION | NULLIFYNGFOLGHT -5 uathearal Helghts Citizens to . Urge Other Groups to | Support Bod) TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. l WASHINGTON A UDI R1UM—| nu\:‘ and his gang, ay m/d 8 NATIONAL Burrie’s fantasy Cco | Passion Play,” a “Rain,” a drama. at and Sara Kouns, | and §:15 p.m r Komedy Karni- vaudeville, continuous 1 to 11 STRAND—Madeline Berlo and com- | pany, vaudeville, continuous 12:30 1o o 11 pom. imstituted by the ¢ ens’ Association, meeting arish Hall, W GAYETY lesque, at Miss Tabasco,” 2:15 and 8:15 pa Step Alohg,” 20 p.m bur- burlesque, Che Swan.” at am 4:15, 6, 7:55 pom, METROPOLITAN ely to |Love” at 11:45 am Zoning | 7:45 and 9:50 p.m to which | PALACE—"Coming roperty may at. it i 10:40 a.m., 12:25, 2:15 o of the Nation's Capital | 9:45 p.n. id be 1 ¥ vould be sident H. M. Fram ow of the unsightl 12:40, 2 which wou'd nul- we court decide adve laid down by the n fespecting the ‘Learning 1:45, 3:45, § ali Through,” | 4:10, 6, 7:45 and | AMBASSADOR — “Dorothy Vernon Haddon Hall,” at 6:15, 7:30 and ) po { | WARDMAN PARK—"Empty| | Hands,” photoplay. at 7 and 9 p.m he Madonna of the} 5, 6:30, § real be in their t counsel be employed | corporation counsel in ne Keeps You sistance igerous drugs. the pro e zoning reg ructures to the established by previ tion in any block already its frontal signs on any prop- sidered for rezo the comm s method would See Our Optometrist If Your < construc Eves Worry You G14 9tk 81, 712 11th Street JF YOU \ny[m.‘ | - —need Blank Bo ! at the big stop E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. UTOMOBILES | —bake-enameled in 7 days. Any color desired. See us first for full satisfaction. Western High School to hold a special| ass the chool ds of the community. Supt. Frank W. | lou will be m\)lul to address t The Connecticut AUTOMOBILES OUR SPECIALTY DEHCO PLANT | 1724 KALORAMA RD. Columbi attend E. Newton Younz were| Joha B. to mem vresident | pton presided Cochran, I FOLLOW THE CROW Bring your Old Hats to the Ladies’ Capital Hat Shop, 508 11th St. N. d have them cleaned and reblocke the new Spring styles. _ Large selection of Ladies' Hat Frames. Straw Braids and Hat Trimmings. T 1925 Vacation Club | Open for Membership t‘ s accounts spe- at the rate of | Commercial business and sa clalized and solicited. Inte ON SAVIN 4% ON TIME FUNDS | ent of accounts rendered | Tree distribution handsome metal | | suvings ‘banks which Inculcate the spirit. of | Thritt. | Resources Over 35 000,000 | Bank opens at 8:30 except oo Governmen p.m. close is maintained close at noon | p.m. Fisk Jubilee Singers Internationally Noted Colored Artists Three Different Programs Musical Vespers, Sunday, 4:45 P.M.| Free Will Offering Special Music, Sunday, 8 P.M. Popular Concert, Monday, 8 P:M. Franklin Natlonal Bank Reserved seat tickets, 50c, now on sale ‘ = enth St. at Penna. Ave. NW. | First Congregational Church | 10th & G Sts. N.W. reop: Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue X5 ‘?<~:€}<c‘ M PENNY A POUND PROF!'Y Do Not Overlook Loft’s “Big Three” qrs the biggest combination of QUALITY Candy and ECONOMY ever known to lovers of sweets —made possible only by up-to-date production methods, and enormous volume of sales. Get yours today, and learn how far LOFT goes to give real Candy values. The “Big Three” For Fri. & Sat., March 6 & 7 Milk Chocolate Cherries and Nut Clusters Two wonderful LOFT delicacies in a pleasing combination. Value Else- where, Poand S0 Chocolate Covered Marshmallow Mints All the charm, fragrance and flavor of the most delicious Mint trans- planted in these tooth- some goodies. Eisewhere, Half Pound 35¢ Chocolate, Vaniita and Strawberry Cocoanut Kisses It must have been good- ies such as these which inspired the saying “They melt in your mouth”. Elsewhere, w Pound 59c¢ O 'DONNELL’ DRUG STORES S (JINC.) l 1405 H St. N.W. | F St. Cor. 12th 604 9th St. N.W. [ 723 14th St. N.W. I : Loft Authorized Selling Agent Assorted Milk Chocolates A collection of our prize pieces of Milk Chocolate specialties, as de- licious as can be. Regularly, 89¢ Full 79c Pound Miilk Chocolate Fresh Fruits The season’s choicest fresh fruits blanketed with milk choco- ate. 790 All 3 Pack- ages for 99. While they last! Full Pound Oxford Chocolates One of our very popular Ssortments Choco- r Ia presenting quality and variety. Full Pound THE EVENING ' Get Tt Ad STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Glbson S Where Your Dollars Have More Cents O-N-E C-E-N-T S-A-L-E Ends Tomorrow, March 7, at 9:30 P.M. We are now running a great One-Cent Sale. The full lists were published in The Evening Star on March 4 and 5. We repeat a few items, so as to lists are posted up at the store. These give you'an idea of the real good values we are offering. *almolive Sha , 33c; 2 t..rmm 36¢c live Shampoo, % tor 5lc e 40c oflet Tissue 17 for. . 26¢ 26¢ Faire 7T Cream, 1 2 cans leum Pow- Antiseptic Witch Toilet Soan, Q@ Pads, $4.50; 2 sibson Milk o Tooth Paste, issex Brand Pero: Electric Light Bulbs American Made Tungsten ‘ 23c Each or ) 5 for $1.00 att Clear Edison Mazda Lamps watt Clear Specials That Are Low Priced $1.00 55¢ 3lec 39 39¢ 36¢ 75¢ 75¢ 75¢ 34c 95¢ 3 Squibl's Tooth Paste. Kolynos Tooth Paste Ipana Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste Pebeco Tooth Paste Forhan's Tooth Paste Squibb’s Mineral Oil.. P. D. & Co. American Oil Nujol. pint Phillips’ Milk of nesia % Maz- Colgate's Coleo, 12 for i5c Williams' Cream Shaving Mennen's ream Shaving Colgate’s Shaving Cream 4 25c Colgate’s Tooth and 1 25c cake Cash- mere Bouquet Soap, all for Woodbury's Facial Soap, 3 for Palmolive Soap, 12 for Parker's Tar Soap Colgate’s Big Bath, 12 for Candy Spemals 6c 11c 20c 6c Coush € 2—35c Chocolate Bars 2—10c Chocolate Bars Oh Henry Chewing s Che Tum olates, No goods advertised in this sale delivered. Your ‘Prescriptions —faithfully prescribed by your doctor, faithfully com- pounded by our (raduate Registered Pharmacist. We take pleasure in announcing that we have an up-to-date equipped prescription department. Care, ac- curacy and strict compliance with your doctor’s instruc- tions will be our universal rule. R-A-D-1-O GREAT. SPECIALS ON R. C. A. and Cunningham Tubes Brandes pl’lOnCS and Sp:akers Eveready and Burgess B Batteries Westinghouse Storage Batteries Music Master Loud Speakers See Our Window for Prices GREAT SPECIAL SALE Freed-Eisemann Neutrodyne--- SET ONLY—NR6— FIVE-TUBE..... $100 Freshman Masterpiece 5-Tube Sets Complete. Only $95.50 Sold on Easy Terms Transformers, and Radio. . Acme Audio Amertran Transformers $2.98 $4.59 $3.25 $3.00 Erla Transformers... All-American Transformers Crescent Transformers 29¢ 59c 59¢ 1.49 Socket Antennas........ 89c Master 3-circuit Tuners $2.98 Victory 4-circuit Tuners Foote-St Fixed Cry Dry Cells . Adjustable Grid Leak and Dubilier Condenser. Freshman Variable Grid Leak and Condensers, Bradleyleaks and Bradleystats Lightning Arresters.... Dictograph Phono- graph Loud Speaker Unit One-tube in handsome net; set only Beaver Baby Grand Cr; Sets only Radio Sets, cabi- 6-ohm Rheostats 6-ohm Rheostats, quality fine 6-ohm Vernier Rheostats 30-ohm Rheostats, 2-inch 6-ohm Vernier Rheostats 6-ohm and 30-ohm Rheo- stats, with dials 15¢ 19¢ 19¢ 2-gang Standard Sockets JIC Standard Metal Sockets. 4-phone Binding Posts. . Double-throw Porcelain- base Switch Spring Antennas Antenna Insulators Vernier Knobs Nathaniel Baldwin Genuine Phone..... Peerless Phones Ground Clamps, spring. llc K-D Cabinets, 20-inch; $1 49 handsome finish. Portable Antennas, up like shade Wound Coils Crystal Detectors Double Spring Antenna.. 3-inch Dials, good qual- ity, 10e; 3 for..... 25¢ Switch Levers, good size Soldering Outfits, Binding Posts, each Phonograph Adapters. .. A Battery Switches. ... Single-phone Plugs 10c 39¢ Crystals, good quality. . 7-strand Antenna Wire; 100 feet............4.0 FRIDAY, MARCH 6, , 1925. Tonight, 8:20. Mat. Saturday [NATIONAL CHARLES DILLINGHAM Prosents MARILYN MILLER n Sir Ja rris’s Famous Fantasy PETER PAN Next Weok. Mote. & Sat. Seats Now. FRANK CRAVEN IN HIS OWN PLAY “NEW BROOMS”’ Comedy of the American Hom; The ey Buetatr o e it Yaar® MUTUAL THEATER PA. AVE. AT NINTH “STEP ALONG” AMATEURS TONIGHT Next Week—*Stepping Out” At 8:20, 50c to $2.50 AT 2:20 SAT. 50c to $2.00 SHUBERT ELASC unu Messrs. Shubert L. LAWRENCE WEBER Presents COBRA :ii Thrilling, Sensational. Fascirating A Gripping Btory of Human Emotions That Holds You in Su Until the Very End NEXT SUN. SEATS NOW A Desert REMARKABLE SENSATION ) ; LUNCH WH‘H US TO-DAY HEALTH CANDIES 404 €0+ 80¢ Ib Save Your Eyes Let me exam! {8t the proper & i B }KAUFMAN | | | | \ « 80D 11th St. Main 288 ‘ M-E-SWING CO- IOI3 £ sv, fea2raoies A N K OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7lh and E Sts. I¥, sou would have a few of the good things of life—SAVE as you EARN, $1.00 here. starts an account If Yofi’re Finder or Loser —ause a Star Classi- fied Ad to find what has been lost, or the owner of what you have found. Through that means you will get the quick- ‘st and surest results. The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here com- bined—because of re- sults. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office. 1 | i AMTU I LOEW'S COLUMBIA LAST TWO DAYS MOLNAR'S THE SWAN ADOLPHE MENJOU Comedy—News—X-Word Beginning Sunday “THE THUNDERING HERD” BY ZANE GREY. IFINAUGURAL PARADE TWO IIEAI. SGI!EEII HITS! LOEW'S. PALACE ¥ Street st 13th LAST TWO DAYS THOMAS MEIGHAN “COMING THROUGH" Comedy—News—Overture Beginning Sunday “THE MONSTER” LON CHANEY VIEWS NOW A A “Hello, Everybody”’ By Popular Demand 2 EXTRA PERFORMANCES SATURDAY, MARCH 7 2:30 and 8:15 P. M. ROXY The Entire Gang and Capitol Studio Orchestra WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM Auspices National Press Club, SEATS ON SALE T. Arthur Smith, 1306 G St. and Four Peoples Drug Stores: Thompson branch, 703 15th St.; 1000 F St., 1107 G St., 505 Seventh St. and auditorium. Matinee—50c, 83¢, $1.10, $1.65, Box, $2.20. Night— 50¢, $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, Box, $3.30. TODAY'S SEATS ON SALE AT AUDITORIUM The Program Will Not Be Broadcast. CRANDALL’S: METROPOLITAN F AT 10th LAST 2 DAYS—I1 TO 11 First National's Special CONSTANCE TALMADGE by Antonio Moreno endid cast in a bub- e of a girl in lowe and fye men "LEARNING T0 LOVE —EXTRA — LEE MORAK Tn “His High Horse” World “ survey—color noveity overture—“Mile. Modiste” Washington's fineat orehestra. ~~_ BEGINNING SUNDAY Return Engagement—One Week. ARING’S PENNSYLVANIANS | In a New Program of Hits AMBASSADUI 18¢hSt. &Col RA.N. W. CRANDALL’S, CRANDALL’S Savoy Theater 14tk and Col. B4 AY: TONIGHT L’ Only Film . Ever Made of the Century-old Drama With Chole of Over 50 Volces from Church of the Covenant e Eiborats Orchentention: NEXT WEEK 5 THE IlBICAL COMEDY HIT “I’ Nights, 50 to $2.50—Thurs. Mat_ s0c to 17568at " Mat. 5oe o $2.60 The Famous DE RESZKE SINGERS Unusual Egsemble Four Voices, and World’s Greatest Harpist Poli's, We o aron 11, rednesday, 4:30 Sea ‘Droop’s, 130 wnd G, Main 0483 CONCERT Mrs. H. H. A. Beach Composer-Pianist Rauscher’s 3 P.M. Saturday March 7th Wardman Park Theatre EMPTY HANDS Friday and Saturday to 9 Admission, Adults 50¢, Evening 7 Children Schumann-Heink Great Contralto POLI'S, Mon, March 16, 4:30 Seats Mis.' Greene's Bureau. Droop’s 13th and G. Main 6493 PRESIDEN 1ith and Penna Ave Pop. Mat. ANOTHER WEEK STARTING SUNDAY Owing to the Tremendous Demand for Seats A Sensational "Dramatic enn of ATl Times with Katharine Hayden Will Play Washington ANOTHER WEEK | STARTING SUNDAY Nights, Best Seats, $2.00. Mats. Thurs. and Sat., Tonight 8:20 Tomor. 50c, T5c, 1. Celebrating Inauguration A De Luxe Program Headline Aftraction Special Extraordinary NELLIE & SARA KOUNS Famous S Singing The Eminent Actor THOS. E. SHEA In Artistic Presentations 8 Other Super Features d The (‘nm-ll’v'/ Sensation DR."ROCKWELL Curing the World of Its I ot ;| Ex-partner to M ka 119‘ 5 beLhmMm A GREAT FEATURE Charles Ahearn Your trip to Washington will not. be complete unless you visit the Magnificent EARLE SEMENTS. 9th at G 11 A M. to 11 . M. Special Inauguration Show HAROLD LLOYD IN “NOW OR NEVER PERCY MARMONT IN “THE CLEAN HEART" JOSEF TURIN TENOR_SOLOIST MlSCHA GUTERSON RIALTO coxcnr oncle‘un Overture,_“‘Evolution of Dixis" Moving Plctures of the Inauguration NEXT WEEK CARL LAEMMLE Presents MAY McAVOY n “THE_ MAD WHIRL"” The California Ramblers Byncopaters Supreme Other Divertissements “Sccond Appearance In Washington Today, Fridey, March 6, 4:30 = PALESTI Dramatic Soprano Prima Douna of Moscow Opera House Assisted by MICHAEL FEVEISKY National Theater 00. $1.50. $2.00, $2.50. $3.00. Now on Sale at Box Office. National, Tuesday at 4:30 THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 115 ARTISTS Willem Mengelberg, Conductor Seats on Sale by T. Arthur Smith, Ine, 1306 G T COLUMEIA GAYE BURLESQUE 215-Twicz Dy - 8115, YOU CAN TAKE YOUR MOTHER LENA DALEY Aund Her Own Show “MISS TABASCO” See the Girls on the ILLUMINATED RUNWAY Ladies’ Bargain Matince Daily, 25¢ EMP[RE 911 1 Street BUCK JONES WHO PLAYED XoUAlY SMITH. in “THE MIDNIGHT ¥ ELTE | JEKYLL AND MR HIPPODROME™"$ X 1vx® I'HE GREAT WHITE WAY {ORE. | HYDE." C Street N IA_BREAME WOMAN ON THE J1 RAPHAEL Y"h nl o \lrert \ w. FAVORITE > CARGENTING LOVE.™ orgia Av. & PI YIDO! LD WIVES | CAROUNA 11th & N. C. EDMUND _ LOW HO. AMONG MEN Pa. Ave. Ph. W.953 ERT EDSON 'Pmucrss 1 ¥ BOARD OF AMERICAN _17¢ st & JIBERTYES s cesuetia ® PARK 1 & Buchanan 1 Sats., 2 P.M —Suns. 3 pu TODAY — FRANK ¥ FEATURE RN SMOND, in THE SUNSET i Yo ll'r 14th & L'n(i OMALLEY. i "Pa ¥ ¥ A 1343 Wisconsin A DUMBARTON AT MAVOT. " orur, nepnoos KYEDSE NEW STANTON otk & st . 9:40. \..xm\, TAKOMA Takoma Park. D. C. LEATF J0Y AES HOOFS AND EVENING U AESOP'S MAKE A MAN by’ appo! DAVISON'S private; any hour. ‘and_ dance Satur- eve. with das ‘Foxtrot."” “Tango,” owler—Capitol Hill. 5 _(day phone) v., 3 class. $4. t o w. 1129.. N, Murray. Hoftman Lessons in All St | Studio. 1830 Biltmore St. - Phone Col, 2002 CASTLE CLUB STUDIO Frank. 6508, Appointments any 'time; vening, with orchestra. - ladies. Rhythmic class. ARCADE SPECIAL DANCE TONIGHT P. 0. ELKS (Lodge No. 15) AND THEIR LADIES ADMITTED FREE Engagement Extraordinary Monday and Tuesday PAUL SPECHT'S Great Dance ORCHESTRA Columbia Phomograph Record Fame clasy Finale Hop. Spe dance Tuesday Competent Instruction.