Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, AMUSEMENTS ||60Y DROWNS, 5 SAFE D. C; MONDAY, JUNE 15 1925. Reed narrowly escaped a similar fate | Creek, near Hancock, late yesterday. when the automobile in which they In backing the machine Mills lost were riding plunged over an embank- | control, and it plunged down the em- ment into 9 feet of water in Licking | bankment. Russell Murray and C. D. Masan rushed to the scene and suc- ceeded in pulling the occupants to shore. All were unconscious, and with the exception of Melvin responded to treatment. The creek is deep at the point where the car fell, and persons searching the waters were unable to find the automobile. FUNERALS, Camplete, as Low as...... ! ll AMBE R\ BROW 'QTO\F FRAL HOME. COY. 0 Speclal .0 EXCUrSIONS Atlantic City SUNDAYS re River Bridge Fustern Standard Time 12:01 AM. Av, prece ity Ticket Office, fllJ 14th St Pennsy]vama Railroad The Standard Railroad of the World Give the boy or girl graduate a Conklin Endura wherewith to write on the white pages of the years to come. Long after the diploma has faded it will still serve—fox i TOLEDO, OHIO Chicago San Prancisce Boston v-ontinued from Page Twenty.) _ Warner Brother's “A Broadway But- terfly” is an afterthuoght. The program is one of distinct en- tertainment throughout. | Mischa Gueterson, conductor of the |large Rialto Orchestra, leads of? with | & splendid rendition cf the “Poet and | Peakant™ overture, Von Suppe’s well- | known and universally liked classi Guterson directs in an exceptionally dynamic manner, and with special | emphasis on shading and interpreta. tion. | "“Brooke Johns has a group of real |talent in his orchestra. Judged by the continued applause, It would have | been to the liking of everybody if it | had continued much longer. Ever: member of the orchestra has a y fessional attitude and withal a_jovial that is contagious. “Night Time,” a new song by Johns, « dreamy, soothimg melody, took weil. With the orchestra is a slight wisp of a dancer, Goode Montgomery, who | presents a satire dance on golfers | while stepping to the syncopation of I the orel hestra The feature picture, though based on a now trite story of a sweet in- | nocent young country girl who flits | to Broadway to step into the lime- | light as a dancer, only to fall into the clutches of wicked and gay young | batchelors, still- is_able to maintain | interest because of the acting of a good ¢ Dorothy Devore, in the leading role is good, and Louise Fazenda, who has climbed into popularity by her mannerisms, as well as Willard Louls, who wins through his corpulence and drollery, provide comedy that makes the audience forget. Cullen Landis, John Roche Lilyan Tashman complete the cast, which is distinctly capable of much better things than this story by Fran- cis Zanuck. But Miss Devore, as the buffeted little chorine, is saved mi- racuously too many times to be con- vincing. £ood nature and A Pat Sullivan animated cartoon “‘Felix,” International News reels and a Century comedy “After a Repu- tation,” featuring Edna Marlan, com- plete the bill. PALACE—“Any Woman.” Alice Terry in “Any Woman” furnishes mild and pleasant enter- tainment for a Summer night at the Palace Theager this week. She has the role of a pretty gjrl, haughty and perfectly gowned, despite the fact that her father has suffered a tobog- gan slide toward financial ruin. There is a poor young man with an inven- tion, which, in this case, has to do with soft drinks guaranteed to fill one full of pep. There are also two young modern brokers, in whose per- fectly equipped offices the girl seeks employment as a file clerk. The final movie chestnut is added to the pile ‘hen the story Is brought to a close treasure chest hunt at the coun- ‘ club, and, of course, in the end, the pretty girl marries the poor young inventor, who has managed to achieve success with his invention The picture is directed by Henry King. Harry Langdon supplies a comed of the usual type, which afforded 3 terday’s audiences much amusement and thrill, notwithstanding the fact that a hackneyed wild auto ride forms a major feature in the story. The news reel completes the bill. [ EARLE ROOF—“Sally.” The Earle Roof started its career last evening with a large audience and with Colleen Moore's recent pic- ture, “Sally,” in which Leon Errol and Lloyd Hughes appear. “Sally is a Cinderella story that loses nothing by being seen more than once, for it shows charming little Colleen Moore at her best. Lloyd Hamilton in “King Cotton” is good for many a hearty laugh As the program of the Earle Roof changes three times a_week, “Sally” will remain there until Wednesday only, and will be followed by “One Year to Live” and then by “Charley’s ¢ |Aunt.” The Earl Roof, very high above the strelt level, catches every vagrant breeze and with its varicolored Hght- ing scheme and its orchestra supple- menting good pictures, makes a de- lightful resort for 2 warm evening. TIVOLI—"Declasse.” Corinne Griffith is repeating at Cran- dall's Tivoll Theater the first two days of this week her recent triumph at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater in the First National film version of Zoe Akins’ play “Declasse,” in which she appears in the Ethel Barrymore role of a brilliant society leader who, through an unfortunate combination of circumstances and the unreasona- bleness of a drunken husband, grad- ually slips down the social scale and then is saved by the return to America of the youth whose indiscretion at cards had preeipitated her dethrone- ment-as queen of the smart set. Ex- cellent portrayals are contributed by Lloyd Hughes, Rockliffe Fellowes, Olive Broks, Hedda Hopper, Lilya) Tashman, Louise Fazenda and Eddie Lyons. The comedy Al St. John in “Fares, Please,” a travesty of modern rapid transit methods; the Pathe Review S MEN’S SUITS. . LEAN LADIES’ SUITS BLANKETS. ... PINDLER 801 11th St. NW. 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Pease complete the entertain- ment. :\WBASSADOR—-"HIA Supreme Moment. “Riders of the Kitchen Range,” a new Hal Roach burlesque, aimed at Mr. Zane Grey, with the news, and other short reels and pipe organ ac- companiment and solo supplements, at Crandall's Ambassador, George Fitzmaurice's film version of “His Su- preme Moment,” with Blanche Sweet and Ronald Colman. Thé feature is also shown at Crandall's Metropoli- tan this week, but only through today amd tomorrow at the Ambassador. CENTRAL—"Super Speed.” Reed Howes, formerly of this eity and star of the Arrow collar ads, is pictured the first two days of this week at Crandall's Central Theater, in “Super Speed,” a drama of big busi- ness and the motor tracks, in which thrills pile up at the rate of one a- second. The good-looking hero is sup- ported by Mildred Harris, in the role opposite the star. The fifth release in H. C new series, “The Pacemakers, ing George O'Hara and Vaughn; the Mermaid comedy, *“Hello, Good-Bye,” with Lige Conley; other short reels and pipe organ music com- plete the enlermlnmenl PLANS INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL-CONTROL Assistant Secretary Andrews of Treasury Department Is Consider- ing More Rigid Regulations. Alberta Regulations for closer control of industrial alcohof are under consider- fon by Assistant Secretary Andrews of the Treasury and public hearings have been called. Manufacturers and users of the product will be given an opportunity to express their views. Prohibition officials, who regard the alcohol diversion problem as the fore most awaiting solution, look for early ratification of the new regulations. Although diversion of industrial alcohol to bootleg channels is said to be less now than formerly, prohibi ton authorities déclare lack of co- operation on the part of some local enforcement agencies in the East has helped to hinder Federal control over the product. IN PLUNGE OF AUTO Car Disappears in Nine Feet of Water While Rescuers Pull Victims Out. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., June 15.— Three-year-old Melvin Mills, Parkhead, was drowned, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mills; his two sisters, Helen and Goldie, and Miss Lucy SEE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY’S AND SATURDAY'S STAR. Cuticura Should Be, In Every Home Daily use of Cuticura Soap keeps! the pores active and the skin clear| and healthy, while the Ointment; heals pimples and other irritations. ! Cuticura Talcum is a delicately med- icated antiseptic powder of pleasing/ h;mnu Biliousness, Forced to Surrender You would not have those frightful headaches or that dull. listiess feeling if you were carrying the poisons out of your ntervals and in_sufficient 100d properly nad system _at regular ties. 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