Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 19

AMUSE (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) This brings the r up to the point where the moth 115 asleep look- ing over old letters and photographs and dreams of her past life, which had been ‘anything buc a happy one At the end of the dream the r: rushes to her daughter and tel =he will consent to the marriage, aud, of course, all ends happily. Claire Windsor plays, the parts of both mother and dau the former shows a re ter, and as kable make- The other attractions in comedy called chestra Metropolitan—"As Man Desires.” Tropical India au ploits the theory th shape lover's pursue a w depravity- The s opens in a British army sur| suffers disappointment In love and is | accused of m r following an alter- catlon with superior officer. flees the country to avo his sweetheart in the South Sea I: surgeon is fo pearl fishing. Here stern demeanor refer to him : lives a life of ward women until he meets a hal to his ship and plead: be taken with him. Her frank admis-| at she is poor and coarse, but| willing to reform to please him,| coupled with an apparent honest and| unaffected sentiment, overcomes h aversion, and they are married. The when an effort is made to capture the “Sphinx” for the old crime the little Dride is fatally wounded. Viola Dana gives a pleasing inter- pretation of the diminutive half-caste wife, and uses her well kno pressive eyes with telling ef this vampish role. Milton Sills. army surgeon. has a part reca his work in “The Sea Hawk.” pointmen lates and en-| vironmen tunity to masculinits ifford is beauti- ful as the white sweetheart. They are | ably supported by Rosemary Theby, Tom Kennedy and oth features include an “Our Gang” comedy, Pathe News views of the tornado-stricken area of the Mid- dle West and an orchestral overture from “Giaconda.” Rialto—"The Price of Pleasure.” ‘The Price of Pleasure,” the feature at the Rialto Theater this week is one of those productions that not only furnishes a goodly amount of enter- talnment, but keeps the audience in suspense until just before the final embrace and the caption, “The End,” is flashed upon the screen. | The name of the picture, perhaps, 1s misleading because it is not a pic- ture in whick cat moral lesson is taught by s the penalty one | usually has to p reckless and unhampered pleasure, | but it is a story where the all-im- nt thing to the heroine Is the of pleasure in actual doltare and cents. In short, the picture deals with a poor shop girl, too poor to afford pleasure, who marries the | scion of an a and wealthy family and fin unpleasantness with her in. Stella and Linnie (Virgin louise Fazenda), have that there Is no chance of meeting a nice young man with a plenty of money while working in a hardware shop when all of a sudden in walks a young man dressed in overalls to purchase some nalls and make a date with Linnie. This young man turns S or (Norman Kerry), sclon o y family in disguise, who h; me bored to death with soclety, dr in over- alls in order to get a different slant on things. From here on there are rapid fire developments leading to the nt where both are happy ever after. Subsidiary attractions include the International News reels, a Rialto The Standard of Quality in Brick HE Hy-tex man can give you unbiased advice on Face Brick matters for he has all colors and textures to offer. His only con- cern is to help you find the brick that will best satisfy your taste and your requirements. A visit to the Hy-tex exhibit rooms will give -| Ambassador Theater the first three | cellent oppor- | o MENTS vord puzzle, a novelty song | ation, a1 Trovatore,” by Ti; a cartoon, “Out of the Ink and last but not least, a ng number by pupils of the! Hoffman and Hoskins Dancing School, | with special music by the Rialto Orchestra. Plcturcs of the recent| storm out West are shown in the news films \Vardman; fi;rk—"Way : Down East.” Lottie Blair Parker's famous old ¢ Down ISast.” which Jo- smer helped to make into that long he! rest on the | nd was glven renewed life upon lented hand of ark Griflith, still holds in- the picture fan, as attested h which chard Bar- reflects & , with ny othe won new laure n the produc- ivoli—Love's Wilderness'| Wilde “ starrin n a two-day day es shifting from and thence to 1 dead >rinne Griftith are Tan Herbert, Emily Fitz- affer and others of like ded attractions include a wing the mellow beauty of the nish City of Toledo, the first of the “Prettiest Girl” seri exploiting Mack Sennett find: the Japanese custom of “K fuji.” There is also a a Legs” with An an solo with Otto Beck playing Sliza” is a musical feature. Ambassador—"As Man Desires.” CIIff Bowes is pletured at Crandall’s days of this week in laughable nd solo int The feature of the bill is First National's production of “As Man Desire which also wn at Crandall’s Metropolitan Theater. Centra]—"OrT;he Stroke of ’n'lree ». 2 “On the Stroke of Three,” the pic- ture at Crandall's Central Theater yesterday and today, pictures Madge Bellamy. Kenneth Harlan, Mary Carr, ie Phillips and ward ~Davis. Sick? Upset? You're Bilious! Take a Laxative! |after he has rescued her from possible |ward Payson Dowst's magazine story 1ELSIE JANIS LOSES GEMS THE "EVENING “STAR, WASHINGTON," D." C,, -MONDAY,-MARCH 23, 1925. The story concerns Mr. Harlan as the son of a tolling widow, whom he seeks to support on the income from an invention for ovens. Miss Bellamy is charming on the rich man's daugh- ter, who becomes interested in him death. Tt Is an adaptation of Ed- of “The Man From Ashaluna” The action alternates between the gay night life of New Yofk and a simple little cottage in the pastoral valley where Ma Forrest makes a home for her gon just arrived from the war. “Buccaneers,” another of Roash's “Our Gang” comedles; reels and pipe organ music complete the entertainment. Mother of Actress to Give $1,000 for Recovery. NEW YORK, March 23.—A reward of | $1.000 for the return of jewels said to o worth $15.000, the property of Eisie Janis, the actress, was offered by her | mother, Mrs. Josephine Janis, here last | is said the jewels were taken Janis' theater dressing room s ago. They included earrings, a necklace and a pendant CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! | Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, ‘then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottls of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation. | Breath Bad? Clean the Rowels! Face Brick gives the thing he wants in h safety, comfort, permanence, economy and beauty. Thatis why Face Brick is growing in popularity faster than any other building material. home-builder every- is new home—fire- you an idea of the great variety of beautiful color effects possible with modern Face Brick. If you cannot conveniently come in,send for a copy of “Hy-tex Brick,” which gives facts every home-builder should know before he builds. HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY A «Member, American Face Brick Association COLORADO BUILDING - WASHINGTON, D. C. LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF FACE BRICK IN THE WO RLD Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Sto See Upstairs Store Advertisements on Pages 10 and 11. Tomorrow—A Value-Giving Demonstration For Early Easter Shoppers i Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats & Frocks | | Smartest Shoes for Women, Low Priced | Fur-Bordered Faille Silk Coats, $25 A popular style for Easter. Coats of faille silk, with moufflon and other fur borders. Also flare-front coats of Poiret Twills, Suedes, Flannels and Poiret Sheen, $25 and $29.50. In the wanted shades of navy, black, gray and high shades. Sizes 14 to 20, and 36 to 44. . Smart New Flannel and Tweed Suits, $25 Single and double breasted models. All full silk lined. Have Prince of Wales velvet collars that add to their distinction. Some have self-material collars. Tweeds in mixtures. Flannels in rose, poudre bleu, gold and lipstick red. Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 42. A New Mode—Sleeveless Ensemble, $15 It is composed of a Suspender Skirt, with a sleeveless jacquette, both of high-colored flannel, to be worn with Peasant Blouses. Inverted pleats in front of skirt. Patch pockets. Green, poudre bleu and tan. Sizes 16 to 38. Fashionable Printed Silk Easter Frocks, $10.95 Interesting Prints in innumerable color combinations. These are particularly appealing. Neatly trimmed with shirred flounces, jabots, or folds of plain contrasting colors. Sizes for misses and women. Printed and High-Shade Frocks, $16.50 A New Low Price for These High-type Frocks. In Fashion-fav- ored tailored street models, and trimmed sports and afternoon styles. Two-piece frocks with pleated skirts, or with lace-panel fronts that have the effect of the ensemble frock. All sizes. Full-Fashioned All-Silk Chiffon Hose $ Exclusive Irregulars of $1.85 Grade We again place on sale Tuesday our exclusize irregulars of Chiffon Ali-silk Hose, in the wanted colors of gun metal, g rench nude and black. Sizes 8% to 10, DOWN STAIRS STORE F;ne Mercer;zed L;s’e Sports Knickers 31 .Sllzcs 5t 8 Highly Lustrous-finish Sports Bloomers, in new shades of pablo, tango, pink, conch shell, seaside, French gray, wild orchid, bluc, thistlebloom, = marmona, gobelin, Indian and orange. DOWN STAIRS STORE A special purchase In all white. 3 Pairs, §1 Fine Quality Ligle Socks, in black, cordovan and gray. Will give long service. In sizes 9% to 12. The values are exceptional. Men’s Splendid White English Broadcloth Shirts, *1.45; 3 for *4 and a Sale of High-grade English Broadcloth Shirts of the highly lustrous qualities. shirts that usually sell at a much higher price. Neckband and Collar-Attached Styles Sizes 14 to 16%. The men, and women buying for men, that are wise will stock up for months to come, at this price. Phoenix Lisle Socks Men’s New Neckwear Special purchase cnables us to offer high-grade cut silk and open-end Knit Ties, in a variety of patterns and colorings, at this low price. DOWN STAIRS STORE. A Late Style, The Barbara, $5 Pair This latest word in Pump styles has Theo Ties. It is shown in patent leather and black satin. Cuban covered heels. Sizes 3 to 7. Blonde Satin Bow Pumps, $5 Pair .. An Attractive One-strap Blonde Satin Bow Pump that is daily in- creasing in popularity. Also im black and brown. Spanish full- breasted heels. Sizes 3 to 7. A New Step=in Side=-Bow Pump, $5 Pair The Latest Step-in Model. This one is with a side bow and lat- tice front. Stitched quarters of contrasting color. Shown in patent leather and tan calf. Covered Cuban heels. Sizes 3 to 7. A Combination D’Orsay Pump, $5 Pair A very attractive model. Shown in combinations of patent leather and apricot, with half Louis XV heels. Sizes 3 to 7. | Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Low Priced | Print White Linen Handkerchiefs, 7 for $1 Pure Linen Irish Prints in these handkerchiefs. White with a variety Irish Prints in contrasting colors. Splendid values. Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, 3 for $1 Pure Linen Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs of fine linen, with handmade hems, in beautiful designs. Interestingly priced. Felt and Straw Hats, $3 les in these hats. ( Also tailored and flowe med straws and hair combina- tions. All wanted colors and com- binations. Splendid values. Full cut, splendidly tailored DOWN STAIRS STORE. Untrimmed Hats $3 and $3.5¢ Medium Hair Hats, in Men’s Muslin Pajamas $1.50 High-grade, Full-cut Muslin Pajamas, with web girdle, four silk frogs, pockets and large buttons. Blue, white, tan, lavender. Sizes A to D. New crowns and brim The addition of a flower or ornament will make these hats distinctive. DOWN STAIRS STORE | Voile, Crepe and Novelty Underthings r 2 I nf&fitiflh@ Girls-Easter Wear Voile Underthings, in Pastel Shades, $1 Some very new styles—just received. This is our first opportunity to obtain this particularly sheer voile underwear. Delightful pas- tel shades. Daintily trimmed with lace net, footing. With tai- lored tops. The lot includes Step-in Chemise and Drawers. Handmade Voile Gowns, Light Shades, $1.95 Entirely Handmade Gowns with hand-embroidery offer you some- thing out-of-the-ordinary in style. In all the wanted pastel shades. Soft Crepe Gowns With Jennie Necks, $1 New Soft Crepe Gowns in white with color combinations. Also plain colors. Vee, Jennie and square necks. Also some in round neck style. Some have pockets. Candy-Stripe Broadcloth Pajamas, $2.95 The Very Latest. New—distinctive are these candy-stripe paja- mas of English Broadcloth. In two-piece middy style. Vee necks. Pajamas in green, pink, blue and orange. Tailored Nainsook Costume Slips, $1 .- For those who have been waiting—we announce the arrival of the much-wanted nainsook costume slips, with tailored tops. Hip hems. All sizes. One of the best values we have seen. Tub Silk Costume Slips, $2.95 Long-wearing, Washable and Soft Tub-silk Slips are of extra- fine quality. In all colors and sizes. Hip hems. Unusual values. Satin-Striped and Brocaded Corselles, $3.95 Well-fitting and Comfortable Corselles, their first appearance in Washington, are of Satin-striped and brocaded materials. Sizes 32 to 42. " Toilet Goods, Vanities and Accessories | Conde Extracts, 75¢ Chypre, Jickey, Narcissus and Rose in one-ounce bottles. Nicely boxed. We also carry a complete line of Conde Toilet Prepara- tions—interestingly priced. Assortment of Toilet Waters, $1 Toilet waters from Marinello, Melba, Denney and Denney and Conde. A wide variety of favorite odors to choose from. This price is very moderate. Smart Vanidor Double Compacts, $1 These Double Compacts contain rouge and L’Origan Compact Face Powder. Cases in navy, red, green and black enamel. Good values. Little Girls’ Mesh Bags, 50c A Variety of Charnting Little Mesh Bags in some very pretty styles. Some with long chains to be worn around neck, or over the hand. And many other styles more appropriate for older girls. Washable Bead Bags, With Silk Cords, $1 A very speciél price for this particular bag. Attractive bead bags, well linéd. They have long silk cords and are washable. Colors; sapphire, red and white combined with steel, and plain steel. Choker and Opera Length Bead Necklaces, 50¢ ‘—and $1. Novelty Bead Necklaces in a large variety of colors and styles. The latest style necklaces all in this assortment. 'Vanity Cases, With Ribbon Straps, $1.50 - Something entirely new and different. Complete with compact powdér, rouge and lipstick. Colors of compacts; blue, red, green and black. Very moderately priced. Coats for Children, 2 to 6, $5.95 Finely Made Coats for Children. Of polaire, tweeds or broadcloth. Shown in the latest styles that children will like. Coats for Children, 2 to 10, $8.95 Polaire Coats for Children 2 to 10 are trimmed with bandings of contrasting shades and stitching. Others button-trimmed. Coats for Larger Girls, $9.95 These coats are in an assortment of new shades and styles that are so popular this season. Colors, rose, tan, oakwood, green, blue. They are made of polaires and tweeds. Sizes 8 to 14. Children’s and Girls’ Straw Hats, $1.95 —and $2.95. In milan hemp, silk and leghorn combinations. Also all-straw hats. Some tailored, others trimmed with flowers and other trimmings. Splendid time to select a New Spring Hat. Girls’ Ensemble Suits, $12.95 Suits for girls 8 to 14 years. Flannel and tweed mixtures. crepe dresses with codts, either may be worn separate. Girls’ Crepe de Chine Frocks, $9.95 In all the new high shades of green, rose, copen and tan. Some are beautifully hand-embroidered, others are lace-trimmed. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Particularly appealing values. Panty Dresses, Sizes 2 to 6, $1.50 and $1.95 Of fine grade chambray and gingham. In all wanted colors. These are exceptional values that mothers should be quick to take advan- tage of. Children’s Patent Leather Pumps, $2.50 Children’s and Misses’ Patent Leather One-strap Pumps, with welt soles and spring and rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 8, 815 to 11, and 1174 to 2. - Growing Girls’ One=Strap Pumps, $2.95 Patent Leather One-strap Pumps made expressly for growing girls. These pumps combine style with unusual values. Sizes 214 to 8. “Prints---the Thing for Spring” Silk-and-Cotton Prints—-Low Priced Silk-and-Cotton Crepe, 88c Silk-and-Cotton Crepe, $1.25 In newest designs and colorings. All- | 36-inch fine quality crepe, in beautiful over, small and large designs. Colored | assortment of new Spring patterns and grounds. Very reasonable price. colorings. Modest price. Silk-and-Cotton Prints, 88¢c Sports Crepe Rayon, 98¢ 36-inch permanent prints, in fast colors.| New Colored Stripe Sports Crepe Rayon, All-over designs, in one and two tone | Clear vivid colors, in stunning combina- colorings. tions. Much desired 36-inch width. DOWN STAIRS STORE Buy Gold Seal Congoleum Now Prices Will Advance Soon We -advise that you select your Gold Seal Congoleum before April I. Full as- sortment Persian, oriental and Dutch tile designs. 1.6x3 .....50c 7.6x9 ..$10.15 $2.25 99 ....§12.15 $8.10 9x10.56 .$14.20 9x12 ...$16.20 4 DOWXN STATES STORE Smart Moderately priced.