Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1925, Page 38

38 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. CONTAGION WARD %S ereii | ARRANGED BY 6., U READ FEERi | Bri Canit af Hat Shop, 508 11th St. N this, and come here for Blank e leancd nnd reblocked . i Ta, IN HUSP'TAI_ URGE[] To Stuiy jbroad Four Clubs to Have Offerings,] E. Mo%o:‘fierer Co. ] :‘“"" ""'""q:;"w‘l’; a """:""":E’E]j By the Associated Press, Starting May 5—New Theater WASHINGTON'S LEADING THEATERS £ | ["mETROPOLITAN | LOEW'S LOEW'S. First National's Special . i F Street at 12th F Street at 13th NEW YORK, April A rew . Winter, o Py to Be Dedicated. 6 bt s ‘ SECOND BIG WEEK NOW PLAYING | . o . r, a former sailor. who used Association in Southeast | nis'spure time aboard ship to draw B o l Paramount Presents Metro-Goldwyn Presents RICHARD { a 1int vessel and harbors on . K e aaven: neac malrpicition George Washiagton's Spring play BARTHELMESS Makes Recommendation for | the ieven seas. was lust might |y, S008 (ol'take the form of a dra- GLORIA ELEANOR et i g A e L s awarded one of two iraveling In'a MagsiSosnt Ploterisation In o Sparkiing Comedy-Ro- acreen version of the stage hit £ the free art sehools | Matic festival extending through two of Sardow's Great Drama mance of American Bociety “MADAME SANS GENE” “PROUD FLESH” | NEW TOYS i i . S o 5 o. |Weeks, when the dramatic association Installation at Gallinger. e T e, | will formally dedicate the new gym p i nasium " theater All four dramatic || Riny to sthidy SARFiC A Voar. clubs will present programs of entirely ablishment of = ) rus dis The Pulitz olarship of $1,500 different types. ward at the Ga Municipal was awarded Edwin H. Bl — DRpLnd il e 0 v the South | field, president of the academ FEATURE PRESENTED DAILY SENNETT COMEDY EXTRA- A ation, according [ . Renwick Tavior of Brot At 1050 a. m., 12:55 3105, Pathe News—Scenic—Ete. 6 »” P apwch el QLitma 5:10, 7:10 and 9:15 p. m. Tom Gannon's Music OUR GANG award of $1,400, allowing fimes will present t ynch,” a dan a minfature concert. Modern sets and ed lesser cash prizes and medals, |lghting effects will be used, as the Winter's first opportunity to |Club has been experimenting with CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Study At came In 1951 Tie at onea | StAEe settings as well as modern _ I ‘ : il ML [ | “FAST COMPANY” anitation e, Wi | ol Sy e | plays cted to investiga eat promise and in su The ers will present Oscar!! i, World \ur\nlrl_-n\-"rvu’r- Wilde's he Importance of Being P > :"":h"':.‘; e ’:‘ ler* (Herbert) Earnest”’ 12. An attempt is be. =/ 2 aahin park in the b i Snntal COING of the original form as possible, without any | f P ,.,.,“»m“ NW at the intersection of Eleventh, | modern additions. TODAY_-MARY ASTO! ind K s and Potomac HANNA WEDé BARONESS Following this. the Dionys o o i AR R . The Police Department will | give two hi dramas, e . - 9 n L i L srovide police protection | * [ Duchess of Mal ; John Webster, _.B S dM d | Podge. 7 s the Tyler | = and The Silent Weman," by Ben | emsg o oun m \ R ",‘,\‘“’;“\ { And S children attending the Tyler | S a public comfort ’First Secretary U. S. Embassy in |Jonson. in “HIGH SOCIETY stree and Penv The T badors will close the fes Eireasen the Berlin Takes Bride. tiva, May 16 with an “"‘:“‘“"( el W AMERICAS pERFECT THEATRE CRANDALLS e :m“\":\“ POTSDAM, April 20.—The marringe | MRG0 L0 00 e “kvmnasium HEN a will is made during illness CONTINUOUS—ONE 'T0 ELEVEN Rox of Matthew E. Hanna of New York, | paq 1, ed into a theater hold . . 5 DE FEO GRAND OPERA COMPANY first secretary of the Amerlcan em- ,h'j‘k hesit' turmeAiino il ater ot or following an accident there is always In a Condensed Version of At aticat bassy in Berlin, and Baroness Gustava | ga% 1 700 Scenary. willl he ke % vk ointed | von der Tann ' cook place last night | {0¥ (8 Liiren: eanrely ent bar a chance that it may be contested on the CRANDALL'S 1 ec as . omms. 1 » 0f ps 1 uins ake e place e on. CONST R mess'Rheinbaden, ‘ony” the im. | 95008 At EUTE (I take the P ground that the maker’s condition had Tt ARG : i of conventional sets. ____~_ relatives and of the P ——— g e 8_OTHER PERFECT FEATURES—8 onor cheo s RONAL Ry A hor « luncheon ye “bus. besides lesse “th r given by Warren D. Robbins, i whi 'mlv FIRST SHOWING IN WASHINGTON - ! 1o bu ides Tessening: ch o e D .\,m,..\‘J“ TODAY The wills which stand most firmly { A VtIND e ERiT T | CRANDALLS ‘,‘.\..‘ Theater ot L and Mrs. Robbins, = K inst the thought of contest, th Pt R : TODAY e fvgifilsnsw}i;f}? blringofostococrz?o(: an((; THE NIGHT CLUB i 1(,’«‘“}’:\;“ Funnier Than “10 Winks"—A Paramount Picture OF s won a _number of ms ;Hnl»:vmmrmmu s and medals. His marine the cross-town e plans you have & ENTERTAINING—INSPIRING »u-ndi\‘ meone. o il least worry to widows and orphans, are TEnTaA iany « And CHYS JOHN DUXBURY [ " i &g those made in full health and vigor. = {|| "CRANDALL’S vere Grana (RIALTO Continuous 11 A. M. e ! ndidacy of ! s P ocks o ¢ e urrences TONIGHT MATS, or itizen ML ater. Open an s : . AT 8:20 Ltor the ¢ 0 ot 1] e oven = L See this bank about your will and its 2000 10soBIE LAS CWLcc . %6 meil, and will petition f account with - \e federation 1o support 8:00 P.M. us today. executor—today. MGMT. MESSRS. SHUBERT “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" » M ry . ” OLIVER "0“0‘(0 Announces . g Free-will offering B (¥ Firct Congregational Church 3 lnterest | Néw Finy e . roth_und G ‘ B A N K The Washington Loan and Trust Company Qu EEN MAB ENGLAND'S GREATEST RECITER 1 un f orty R L SHUBERT, Carl Laemmle Prelenll MARY NORMAN CRANDALL S Apolio Theater PHILBIN and KERRY 2 24 W st N 12 & Dramatio Btory and Fashion Show Combined “§™ AVENUE MODELS” LIEUT. FELIX rzrumumm and his De]mousHomeMade Candlcs g AT —With— at $:20 p.m. Downtown Bank Resources Over West End Branch | A TYPICAL MOROSCO CAST \fatinee aut \ [ ¥ COMMER( 900 F Street $16,000.000.00 618 17th Street ||| SExrsoroar—uar ouprms » o ealde ite Cargo g | WO SVINGS | oy Inent 4 & Cor. Tth & E Ss. JOHY B. 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N 1 (The Perfect Fool) 914 E St R 712 11th Street Next Week—"Step Lively Girls” Tn His New Spectacular G2y ) and 830 TSR ey ) THEGRAB BAG" < e : y kS Next Week, uzu Wed. & Seal D'W“ Torky o 1245, 5, 4755, 1 and 9 pom: p AV EENAS TR EY i : LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY Two Big Shows In One In Asociation mm Loy & Gordon, Prasents Tk Reidla e | WO | e Car de Lae serviee || o ||| erer /258 o | | The FAMILY UPSTAIRS |[“RECORD BREAKERS' ~ k3 BY MARRY DELF 40 White Performers and $1.50 - - HEALTH CANDIES T e e “BOMBAY GIRLS” Stopping OFF Tn ' = a0+ 60+ 80¢1b = ALEXANDRIA Yy e JagR Lo 35 Colored Entertainers To visit Christ Church and Washirg- s — . Ladies’ Bargain Matinee Dady, 25c Commercial business and savings ac- ton's Lodg eroom - e - = | counts specialized and solicited. 10 am., 2 pm, Guide and Lecturer. Resources Over $5,000,000 From Mid-City Terminal = { .' \ .'_b \ Steamer : 4 BIG WEEK nk opens at 8:30 am. Closes 3| | 12th St. and Pa. 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Al )Ir(rnpflhiun Cast The Only all - Pullman \ Seats—Jorian Prany Co., 13 Thro"g" Tra'" 3 : U Telephone Main 48’ . o - - SUN., MAY 3 Fun, Song, Dance Washington—Cincinnati - NN NS POLPYS sUMay And_Pretiy Girls ._st‘ LOuis Box Office Open Daily, ® A.M to 9 P.M. NED WAYBURN' det the +aet Aneat NN | HASSARD SHORT'S DEMI - TASSE REVUE NO EXTRA FARE \ S Paclay RITZ REVUE or PN B B e Oven an sccount with us , or_Plssure HIS new Baltimore & N “Bank of the People \ CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD b e Ohio train, now Imkmg N\ 1336 N. Y. Ave. i A GAY CHORUS 8 Otber Keith-Alboo Features Nights. $1 to Thurs. Mat.. 50 te the Atlantic Seaboard with | NN \ 1.50; Sat. Mat., 50 t $2.00. FRANK FAY N\ \\ Dispensing His_Unique Brand the Mississippi Valley of- \ N AN of Fun 215 ang 818 fers the traveler all of the Film Features fusday_Matinee st 3:3 conveniences and comforts e |} FAVORITE 62 1 st. N.w.» 2 Good beloony seats, Mats., 830 s DA GH : S of railroad travel. NIGHT." 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