Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1925, Page 15

U. 3. RECOGNITION ot understan: hark bro 1 the formative period, who turns here. down offers 15 a week or lled | because he’s waiting for somef and better, and little sist who seems to be up the clock when she is practicing | that long ago, family. in SCO—Ruth Chatterton. n and Ladies,” light, frothy satirical, with enough heart im it to emphusize human frallities, and, above with the ‘delightful Ruth Chat interested, amused and charm audience at the last night s run | Miss o 8 elle. little | girl. who ds time while the flowers Monsieur le love with her shining bit of sty in the new com- ilton from cuil, with and sure. SEENBY RED ENVOY Example of Other Nations | and Change in State Secre- taries Held Good Signs. all terton, ed an appreciative Shubert-Belasco Theater master, sinceri edy 3 fopp. B the French of- Louis V sian Ambassador to Japan, addressing | » touch that is both I interviewers after he had presented | Miss Chatterton portrays the mno his credentials to the prince regent to. | CeRCe. the petulance, the warm heart of the little French girl, and who shall dayv. said he believed that recognition | goo' \whether she Sshan' of Russia by Japan and other nations | “lady”’? In the interpre would infiuence the United States | (i 1 the continent. per toward recognition of his government - would class as the former: The Ambassad ded that he did not | 4 Rer deaire, she w v the pre bt of official watching the antics of some Washington on the but opin e Jdy is really fon enerally was that the s ave the mark' —of Tyanse of Secretaries of | ¢rjendship and chich artd » was a factor in favor of Amer i fictally maintained E: ri - recogaition tum of society in Franc Ambassafior word nok the impecunious Duc de Clichy, yvoung yenture an opinlon as to when rec |, perg uf She svar, but faced with the penition of the Russian government|peeq of wedding millions of francs, )‘ R I and supplied with funds by the money put when this condition was brought | ) pgers pending ‘the settlement of e evcythaiolbos | that event. His title, of course. is D adane much sought «fter in the marital market “here is the fashionable Cleo Flombino. fushionable hecause she has heen the “friend” of so many leaders of the fashionable set and who ig now demiciled as the “friend msieur le Duc There is Victor wastrel, almost & buffoon ws from the Duc de Clichy and pays by permitting the duke o wear ai the same time new coats de signed by Birabeau to astonish the tashionable world, and by making love to the duke's mistress. To the yvoung duke himself there is no conception of love possible, it seems. » which he ha heen re is akin between love and marr © Into this situation steps the garden rough sabots and ov wmbitioug to learn, be She prevails upon an essor. who has been en he duke to xive him missed during the teach her. In Michelle tenses to an By he TOKIO Associated Press May 5. Vietor ented nt_he Em the prince wudience by the CARD PARTY WILL HELP CHILD LABOR CAMPAIGN Teachers Will Give Proceeds to Aid Fight for Ratification of Amendment. 1 party will be held at by the Union Saturday he <ol leze Women's Club, 1822 1 street. The proceeds will be turned over 1o u com of national in- mittee composed he repres L o ; PreSEntas ruction which he vears of the war. to an impudent moment the duke into an excha with Birabeau, which 5 exposition of the faithlessness mistress and {riend. Michelle Hghtly tives organizations h are working for the eaviy ratif v of the child labor amendment hington merchants have. donated < for the benefit tchers all over the cowntry, ac o the union. are taking an ac art in the ratification campaign. local of the American Feders tion of Teachers is belping to raise funds enable the organizations to continue their educational work With this money.” said Miss Irene Sanderson. chairman of the committee union’s benefit, “we are printed the facts con ons which make the early enactment of this measure vital Iy essential to welfare of the Na tion’s children MUSIC A program pieces of D ODD CHAIRS PECIALTY CHAIR CANING PORCH ROCKERS SPLINTED “Nuf-Ced"” The Best Place and Lowest Prices After All \sk 20.000 tomers. | the ice that have right to expect. $9 Tapestry Cut te $2.98 Per Yard Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal to 1233 10th St. N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 the fine last cont; me iy music was presented night in an exposition of “the evolu tion of the Piano” at the McHugh- tion of the piano™ the McHugh notes were interspersed with the mu- sic. They were read hy Anne W. Har- vex For the first period, of the clavichord and harpsichord. a Bach prelude and 8 jiz by Loeilly played by Mrs. Harvey carlatti’s “O cessata di P and Pergolesi's “If Thou were sung by Annabelle ccompanied by Louise Hellen » period of the square piano was represented by the playing of the first moveme: teethoven's “Sonata Pathet velyn Hurcum The third period. that of the upright included a piano solo. Mendelssohn's “Rondo Capriccioso.” by Minnie Notz, the same composer’s “Oh. Rest in the Lord.” sung by Dorothy Wilson Hall bs and Schubert’s “Who Is Syl g by her husband. and ended beautiful piano num- | Prophet.” plaved by my cus- serv- the give vou A new management! ' e A new product! ber. For the p urne his own Wynema In 1 pol and ations.” MeKinley the Silence of By La « “Sol accompanied by Mr In the final period. that of the reproducing piano, Elsie Jorss. he mechanical accomnaniment < Will-o™-the-Wisp™ Land of the 1 final “surpr » was in charge of presented Sylvia Metcalf. just returned from study companied by S songs. Dobson’s T ST the prog local singer in three | P*hilips No need to pack winter clothes away You can keep clothing absolutely free from moths and not even take them off the hooks in the closet— just by spraying with Preventol. It's a won- derful liquid that kills moths and destroys their eggs. Here’s how to use it: Once aweek, get your im- proved Preventol sprayer —then open the closec door —and spray every- thing in the closet thor. oughly. Spray even the finest fabrics, for Preven- tol will not stain or spot them. Close the door again. That's all there is to it. Next winter when you want your things, there they are, right at hand, all ready to wear. 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The duke fs played | {90 1Ve €feet of RO | by ph Forbet young “English - frames, 4 vases, a mantelpiece clock |for you. {man, who has undoubted talent and| oy o) Goesn't run and an alarm clock [ broaden | who gave an admirable characterl- |, tell th time, overburdened china |thoroughl; |zation “of 'the youthful of | close ndelier installed | Honor; | French nobility. " 1In o ws important as that of |11 SV He handles it_with much |, 50 feel like @ pigsmy entering i Bt timesther W ice of the great par-|baby sister. s : Mis Al £ o b e 1o ry Delf, the author, has drawn | fessor: Rohert Birabeau | Characters which wmack of reallty]: William 8. Campbell's jaad; Aunio) Sag re all ad- 1}, His story is the embroglio of or o To. It, mirabie. Ernest Stallard appears O | dinary squabbles and orms of the at the e le b fectded | Ameriean household. That father of | The hit e Blawjo” [the family, which Walter Wilson por- |, S ““'~"‘ tax e | i ays remarkably well, is delightful. |- oMMy e A oer. | Louise, the daughter.’ depicts what wonder- | 4 mericans should hold up as an ideal | Wit r. She works during the into the by | but with The cast Suppo who staged the pro- of the pre-World with gilt their tragedies, hopes, tions and pleasures, Highbrows their mental scion _of originally rt quite helle 0 the other details which |mother succ iayety. v Levene a pair abilities of the mo: | “Women and is is but one scene. a sitting |villa at Nic settings a thunde depiicted arden. | cotpletp and fy, orm i con- | o er » the family, but become walks in but how ecan she dema ed when | th and breaks up her| Then there is romance by ped. | lent acrobat obs of mendacions | highly pleasing v zent plays the parc|ning in the gene: She doesn’t seem 1o ,m‘ In Violet Sharp, mg the middie classes.|to the emotional heights for which|a feminine voice |true to the very breath of life, over:|there is justification in situations that | quality. written in some\ spots and overacted crop up now and then. There is a | favor lin others. but on the whole a con-|hint of a lack of the true spirit of | Althex Barnes, the tribution tq staze came 10|the girl. Charles Grant, as porrrayed | leading lady, has that |the New Nitiona last night by Harold Elliott, is an awkward type | pleasing personality, under the title « mily U |of voung lover, who does net everdo | mirably in the absence srabrid difficult. role | ability Louise dner Thix is the sort This play suvors strongly of wh outhern, mukes a hit folkx are prone to term jexperts term the miracle of the the:- | songs | It has much meat and much tissue. [ter of the Inst few vears, You cannot The There are thousands o families livi just this family fathe | Street ear inspector with | hizh blood pressure wants | the world to know it) daughter. of a differer and_ambitious. with dreanss_the tamity | vineingly e | NATIONAL—*The A harply dirs of existence & Family Upstairs.” | wn picture of modes!of 1, of of play that “wholesome chorus presents Hostesses Demand The Secret Ingredient BEAUTIFUL evenly-draping folds of perfectly laundered linen is a large item in the minds of hostesses who are famous for the charm and taste displayed by dis- ‘tinctive arrangements of their dinner ta- bles. Many, too, are learning that Mac- Kenzie Sizing, the secret ingredient used by Tolman Laundry in linen laundering, is the secret of many a table's beauty and charm. Your luncheon or dinner linens will drape smoothly and have a pat- tern-embossed newness with each weekly trip to Tolman Laundry. 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Others at $255, $295, $325 and up! { Pay $2 Per Weelk A hink of Abfe and And someho “Six-Cylinder waned the to appreciate this. in histrionics are 4 , now re-equipped for elec- | lated by Claire Weldon, as Emm Theodore Westman, a the brother, and Lillian Garr is the current of Rosie not same of in simply outdid himself in the | which $42.50-a-week folks crow ideals, this is the play will thoroughfarz ambi- have o umu GAYETY—"Go To 1t.” production, | attraction how offers in Gene Shuler and of high-class | comedians, whose forte is nonsens dvertised as a remover of wrin 4 kles. Stepping on the heels of this duo, wants 1o be gentle and|is Wally Jackson, an eccentric dancer, whose variety of steps is displayed in use of many demands f Jake Kogan. Keane. ice, and Arthur La al utility role. Go To It" boasts truly Miss Sharp’s rendition of old e numbers made a distinct hi pulchritudinous rare which serves 4d abnormal | distinetly more. n excel with operatic asset, a “blues’ atfractive ) ZN 3 :| and accordionist; | Hollis and armay of o8 comely well gowned and| TALJAN FASCIST LEADER e Ve i aien specio | TWICE WOUNDED IN DUEL ||} ROOFING MOTUAL T Jerma | e oot GUTTERING ‘ SPOUTING lesque attraction, i= back again at the Roof Painting Mutual this week, “by special re- Be Prepared for quest.” RAINY WEATHER The show is replete with comedy and hilarious situations. The chorines e You An Estimate onable P Growing Out of Proposed Re- | vision of Conmstitution. n sing and dance, and have their | By the Asociated Press own special appeal. Harry Stretton | powmp may is the comedian and the company in- | i 5 g cludes John Quigg, good entertainer | Secretary of the Fascist Labor Unions, Rae Le Anse, a(and Signor Suckert yesterday fought | clever soubrette, whose every app duel with swords. The encounter | ance ix greeted with applause; ted through six assaults. when it 4" Marshall, excellent | was ordered stopped by the physi clowns: Alice Guilmette, prima donna: |cians, as Rossoni had twice been Eva Belle Bollins, ingenue, and Ruth | wounded in the right forearm. The Olsen, a singing and dancing sou- | wounds are not serious. | brette. | dmondo Rossoni |a Prompt Service Work Guaranteed S. ROSE 616 F St. N.W. Fr. | Recently there has been a serious | dispute between Rossoni and mem Officer Transferred. | bers of the committee of 15 which is revising the constitution of Italy. | Col. William B. McCaskey. United | Last month a Rome dispatch asserted | ||| States Infantry, at Camp Meade. 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