Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 52

WASHINGTON, D. .. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, ; = | —_— WASHINGTON AI.IDITORII.IM 19th and E Stx. N.W., at \. Wednesdny, Matinee and Night, OCTOBER 7th, 1925 JUBILEE PROGRAM ‘M. A. LEESE orpicaco | ‘";n‘ 712 11th Street: SOUSA | ps i AND HIS FAMOUS The Portner Apartments THE MT. VERNON | apvice Steamer Our Experies Charles Macalester iy at - e i l EVENING STAR, EYE 1925. TODAY S AMUSEMENTS. Cinderella,” AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL ™ Charte: __ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. o zzzzzzz: ;i 2 NINTH STREET RIALTO : hmar In amecistien with Ray wene BORDONI In & Now Remantic Seor NAUGHTY CINDERELLA By Avery Hopweod Leaves 7th St. Wharf S110000 BE(]UEST = Franklin, vaudeville, : - — [a : > pm. To Dance. and Dine Earle— The Lucky Horseshoe, - - e Every Evening at Nine | vaudeville, continuous from 1 to u{ Club Venician pam. Toll House Tavern Burnt Mill Rd. _ Reservations, AT GEE H.W. LAST TWO DAYS “LIGHTNIN’” The Photoplay That Hi ruck Theatergoers —SPECIAL PRI “SIGHT SEEING IN WASHINGTON" Arranged and Presented Ry MISCHA GUTERSON —STARTING SU comedy, at | Admission 25c. Will of Max Pam. Noted Law- yer, Provides $50,030 for Palestine Project. =5 p " S| Girls,” 2:30 and $:20 p.m. Next Sunday—Mat. Sat.—Seats Selling. “The Best Musieal Comody of Them All" Charies Dillingham Presants FRED STONE In His Greatest Sucoess STEPPING STONES and Avery, vaude- 0 0 11 pm. o me Commander JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conducter LARGEST bur- | _ Voodside 162 By the Assoriated Pross the (nlum hia—"Don Q 10, October 5 at 10140 am., 12:45, the Jewish devel were made $110.000 sum at n :30. sand also 000, under the lawver of The A 830,000 heque Jewish Palestine three trustees. deis of the Court and caual su J el Morley, ork secretaries, Chicag tate amount | was left to the industrial_ development 1 imd will be handled by Justice Lewis Bran- United States Supreme Judge Huzo Pam a Judge J W. Mack. 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NICHOLAS Presents MISSION MARY | Comedy Dramn 1 _hy Ethelbert D. en s Selling Presents al Comedy “OH YOU” With LESTER ALLEN, VIVIENNE SEGAL, WILTON LACKAYE, WANDA LYON 75--Singing and Daacing Beauties--75 CRANDALL'S. METROPOLITAN F AT 10th TODAY—11 A. M. to 11 P. M. First Nationa NORMA TAlMAIlGE Wi I'un-» OBrien, Mare GRAIIS'I'ARK ZEXTRA— 0. HENRY'’S COMEDY “SHOES"’ Werld Survey S, TIVOLI 14th & Purk RA.N.W TODAY_—RICHARD DIX 1 “~THE LUCKY 'DEVIL." HAL " ROACH CRANDALL’S Avp 18th & Col. RA.N.W. TODAY GREETTY, BAVMOND GRIF S CRANDALL'S CE! \"I'RAL 9th Bet. D & E Avenue Gra 645 P CRANDAI.L’S CRAND ALL'S Apollo Theater 624 ll ~| \l: ILLIAN | DE n ED] TODAY— STHE M ESMEDY and BAX WELCOME And LIGE CONLEY m | CRANDALL'S Hnmp'l‘lleat.er 1230 C St TODAY = PETE . MORRISOX GAYETY Ninth Near F——— Main 4300 COLUMIIA BURLESQUE Englands Famous Preacher [I < St. and R, 1. Ave. KENNEPH HARLAN in WHITE _MAN.™ Savings Club 50c, $1.00, s:.nn. £5.00 or $10.00 a week for 40 weaks. “Bank of the People” 1336 N. Y. Ave. "CHICKIE." NEW STANTON Sthac sts. N > in epi; FloHTiNG RANGE] CHEVYCHASE & C ous 1119 H St. 1108, CUSTER in BEARCAT.” PRINCFSS “TEXAS EMP[RE 911 H Street N.E. pTOM MOORE and ZASU Pl'l'r in “PRETTY LADIES." Com- 'l‘-konn Park, D. C. TAKOMA EATRETEE FAyios 1o “ONE, NIGHT ME." " Comedy Aesop's Fable clRCLE 2103 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 le Parking Space. 'rynhuon Cooled PITTS.” TOM MOORE. LIL HMA PENNINGTO! ZASU uBERTY \orlh (‘All nn‘d'l’ Sts. lnd R. L. Ave. in 1st AMERICAN !t 5t and R. 1. MONTE BLUE. K188 ME AGAT 4618 14th N.W, PARK THEATER 4418 14t N.w. in VEAST OF BROADWAY." 'LOCAL AL NIGH’ COMEDY. i | | | | \ i | | | | | RIN-Tll‘N-TIN “TRACKED IN THE §NOW COUNTRY” CAST INCLUD) JUNE MARLOWE, DAVID BUTLER MITCHELL LEWIS POSITIVELY THE WONDER DOG'S GREATEST ru'rrm: NOW PLAYING United Artists Present DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DON The mant Amasing,mag- nificent ana thrilling = e SON Ol = i LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents RAYMOND GRIFFITH The Clown Prince of Laughtsr in his first starring picture! “HE'S A PRINCE” WITH MARY BRIAN “Life's ¢ at Thrilla” Comedy—News—Overture MNEXT WEEKW MGHTBIHUIEIYOMAT SAT. 0 ar e BeLascQ vz l- - --e-t Messrs. Shubert ; Autbor s2d Producer irish Rose,” “PUPPY LOVE” A COMEDY BY ADELAIDE MATTHEWS NEXT SUNDAY—Seats New ‘#‘ EARLE BOOTHE ia Ausciatien wit THE MESBSES. SHUSERT Pm-u- “1S FAT $07” By JAMES GLEASON & RICHARD TABER BeaFirstNighter "= Now Your Seats POPULAR MATINEE WEDNESDAY The Greatest Artists For the Least Money. MONDAY EVENING CONCERT SERIES Presenied by Peggy Albion WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th & E Sts. N.W. Opening Concert October 19 Reinald Werrenrath Other Concerts Include Lucreria Borl Touise Homer Joet Hofmaim Edward dohmon Albert. Spalding ek London_ String Cleveland Or- Quartet Chestra Alexander Brailowsks and Florence Auntral dan Piano Co.. 13th & Phone Main 487 Woodward & Lothrop (Victrola~ Dept. Price. 5. $10. £15. plus war tux. for ent re series We Proudly Present IRENE FRANKLIN Amarioa’s Own and Favorite Comedienne The World Renewned KUBAN COSSACK CHORUS WM. & JOE MANDEL The Peers of All Novelty Fu ors VALERIE IE‘R‘GEIE & Co. 8 OTHER SUPREME FEATURES 3 Shows Daily 2:15 and 9:15 Good Oreh, Seats, Nites, §1: MRS. WILSON-GREENE’S CONCERTS POLI'S THEATER—4:30 ARTISTS’ COURSE DUSOLINA GIANNINL. Mezzo-Soprase. numn\l\nrr ¥ B ORCHESTRA. ONY ity Conductos 3 KCL after an absence of one. and Auy BENIAMING Met. Opera. ington. PHILHARMONIC COURSE TITO SCHIPA. Leading Lyric Tenor of h ru Company. . Violinist. Sensational Viennese . Grand Opera. ralto. First ap- n Washin SVAPHONY ORCHESTRA. B e Rousses ey Conductor. WILSON-GREENE CONCERT Tewdizetiarariat First avpeurance In Wash- pera. ‘.n-x FR v the m..un. enny Lind Concert” (B re: i uuest. N.Y.SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WALTER DAMROSCH. Condurtor. The Phantom of the Opera is on his way! GORGEOUS AND COMFORTABLE High-Grade Program, 1 to 11 EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS DON'T MISS™THEM! 1925- °FENIR 9 21926 A Magnificent Seenic and Dramatic Production ‘The Wreck’ It Will Thrill You First Showing in Washington TOM *THE LUCKY HORSESHOE With Ann_Pennington OTHER PERFECT FEATURES KEITH’S POPULAR PRICED VAUDEVILLE STANLEY PHOTOPLAYS TGHT VODVIL STARTS A Specull Trlp to INDIAN HEAD Steamer Cha: Maululet Teaves Tth St. Wharf Sunday at 2:30 PM. Returning to City About 6:30 Round Trip, 50c A delightful river trip on the historic Potomac School recognizi Y Mlavaex mow forming in Balle Stage Dancing <|» Enrollment, limlted. Catalog PROFESSIONAL | ROUTINES_ GU TEED I OBA’ AND in a fo I)A\n}:b(ms :5:7:. Fou to aNess O ‘A few private lessor p’ that denotes ‘s HELEN JANE MARR Disciple of Ruth St. Denis School of Creative Danci Denishawn Met.l:; Oriental, Spanish, Egyptian, Greek Ballet Technique and Plastiques ited to Eight P\lvlll al Children’'s Classes Amenun Step Dancing - TIC. BUGK. SOFT ‘SHOE CRARLESTON M St.N.W. Phene Frank. 9752, 3¢ 8:30 to 1t EVERY ht Frcopt "WEDNESDAY " AncAnE . Pk. Rd. A NICE place for NICK people to DANCE TO EXCEPTIONAL MUSIC