Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1925, Page 30

STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ( TUESDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1925. 20 THE EVENING . ik tor il pdvals|| Sun’s Heat as a Star, Influencing Weather. PUSSYFOOT SEES ERA | ”.‘flb‘"fi'?n“n..'l"”}fi..;\fc :."';;.‘F.:d""‘.:"‘"":“‘ I MATHiEU H] I-EAV May Develop Long-Range Fm'fl-astmo' OF PROHIBITION NEAR . and Great Britain will come | ng in its own time. The Scanoi- | A H!h TflNT DAY i researches in the last 25 director of the Astro-Physical Observa ears the Smithsonian institution has|lory. is now abroad with funds sup vian countries, where I have just plied hy the National Geographic o e b tional raphi _AMUSEMENTS, Direction Stanley Ce. of America —— CRANDALL'S | METROPOLITAN —F AT 10TH— 9th STREET RIALT at GEE N. W. —TODAY AND ALL WEEK— Carl Laemmle Presents REGINALD DENNY In His Latest Comedy Cyclone “WHERE WAS 1?” oo~ ECHOES FROM THE CRITICS -wu 0 5o Hitthis little haliday is one of the aleversst and attractions the Rialte od. The featured picts: rring Reginald Denny, is the Sord in Y 3T, e, R ST | visited, are going that way very rap- - | 1any. Says Dry Law Has Produced Pros-|'':" st week after | a vigorous speechmaking tour of Tar- P A b | kex. Bulgaria, Jugosiavia, Denmark, only is the <un a variable star. but the of a third station, in Morocco, Belu | Norway and § He will sail on Veteran Chilean Envoy Going ) pistion i ¢ Wit rad has | chistan or German West Africa }Ihll steamer Washington to. aile=c o upon the weather of o Describing sol diation :4:\Il( its ef I morrow for New Vork for a tour of to Take Post in Cabinet It Is hoped to make ¥ A inellgsithe york | the United States and Canada at Santiago. 1y the Associated Press established to its satisf perity and Efficiency in United States. ©t_a site for the erection First National Presents COLLEEN wsible by the [of Dr. H. HL Clayton. the institution | 16 a : LONDON, December 29, Prohibi What stands out clearly is this : i al pre-vision of weather conditi tion has produced such prosperity and shown. It is based on a new eir present ment. the solar variation. which. ex vesidence of more than |because for three ve unount of [ cept in Argentina, has hitherto never iy t given off by the sun has been be- heen taken into account vears in Wa on as t ormal, a condition believed by weather services of any of the ments of the world. 2. The solar condit even now attained is sufficien o ns ave ned by the Tavto i . her condi icular interest is ey in the United States that it the irs the work ven the hest American burg William 1 ATS now re total abstamers amon nd hiere scores of novel . fuvors, efe., \nu parties GARR ON 'S Wholesle Toy and Noyel that drinks 91K Biggest Money’s W()rth Ever A (.zlh'll'/, “Life-time™ Hmm-—in pretty Petworth— equipped with 8300 Frigidaire Plant Into this new gronp of “Lifedime™ Homes in the = 4900 Block—7th St.—Petworth | we've placed the most modern of electrie refrigerating plant=. You'll alwavs zet the and there's no location in which to live I to Petworth Bi . bi feature (Pussvloot) Johnson fold a press asso vepresentative of zovernment clation rey who sought* commen m him on Englind's Christmastide festivitios There n inereasing public of in ind,” he said Mists to represent a periodic Senor Don Beltran Muthieu. the retir WE MODERNS EXTRA BOBBY VERNON In Christie's New Hit. SLIPPERY FEET World Snrvey ing Chilean Ambassador. with Mme. ore was next monih. decidediy onz Tun than o mere “Reginald Deany's mow farce a hit."—LEE SOMERS. Nersld. “If this s to be & n of mere and bett ] S e and better cemediss, them let Rari make most 7tewn' seemed to me the best of Gutersen's presea. e e sail from - u 3 while Dr. Cha 3. Abhot. the r Chile on the steamship e e Ten 2 IEWSWASKEDITORSPEED Wife Sues for Maintenance AID FOR RACE ABROAD . 'n ' m‘,‘ T Wells, cha ‘,' e: Tion nm{‘ 'rmr. han War Times. and 1ims her husha 1923, and has not since cor “Lovers of actien got their 41l at the Rislte this week."—Post, “Reginald Denny, in his latest vehicle, “Whers Was 1" P e e vehicls, ore Was 1" It fs comedy, flled with the foreizn he cabinet Pres Larrain. who was re Court { his last official acts the rvisited Arlington Conditions in Poland and Bessa- Washington's Finest Orcheatra NEW YEAR'S EVE SCHEDULE Qren 10 am. first show at 10:30— 100, 1% 145, ifternoon and rabia Described as Worse he tombh of the Unknown naval attaches of the Chilean a received Arv the excep of Sps has HoneEn BB Tyt o e LA TR TWO GREAT HOLIDAY SCREEN HITS! LOEW'S—— LOEW'S. COLUMBIA | PALACE F Street mt 12tk F Street at 13th TODAY AND ALL WEFK TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramount Presenta Metro-Goldwym Presents BETTY NORMA 8 9.)()—-“ lth Gp(‘( ‘1al terms e Mocha | - s s . BRONSON | | SHEARER in Rarrie’s exquisite stery, o e The Coffee of Historical | Excellence~Grown under “A KISS FOR CINDERELLA" “HI$ SECRETARY" i : % WITH > WITH the Light of Easten Stars TOM MOORE-—-ESTHER RALSTON '« LEW CODY—WILLARD LOYIS M-E-SWING CO. Newareel Semners comedz—Pathe News 1013 — E STREET CONTINTOUS 1030 4. M—11 P WL e L has on, buted to her Idbuled o bereupport. Home Tewish popula will - starve Bernard Kahn best tiled baths: hig and finish, 1 rooms, “t porches. of construetion, equipment » have the e Spresant 13th 8t —Relow F This Week—1 to 11 P. M. Pictures and_ Keith Popul Prica Vaudevilis E. Morrison Papcr Co. i to James N. Rosenhers 1009 Pa. Ave a short walk east to Tth St Or we Gearze Chons Presents BATTLING BUTLER A Condensed Tocrion of the Three-Season Stnge Hit n¢ the the efforts made Minicter 1o tribution commit { In many « he committer institutions that rema Dr. Kahn appeal He has previeusly held in the Chilean =overn t of war and marine etary of industry and pu Main 9080 Builders of Communities vetirinz Ambassa egate to the f Featuring TEDDY McNAMARA FRED RAYMOND, Jr. ON THF. SCRERN JOHIIIV HINES I “THE LIVE WIRE” “TAMBOURINE” 5 o ACTS b Thursday. December 31st, &t Box Offce for Bpecias onference [ TONTHITS Ar R0 | 30c to Mz NEW VEA vy RESe kAN Y Wil preeent OTIS SKINNER “Captain_ Furs® of the University of Michigan N foly Innocents™ UNION A Varn of the Caribhees. By CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER soth Predaction COMING The Vlost Famons College Show Orzanization in the Connirs EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED —~ 4 OPTICAL COMPANY HOTFST FRANSGOG I MONDAY. 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Iy FASHION PARADE WMidnight Frolie New Voo HAPPY VEW YEAR New Year's Eve 11115 ALBERTINA RASCH Rl MARY HAYNES Cleverest of the Singing & SALES New Other Fun Features 7 MAINC 484 44850893 - PHONE ™ T MUTUAL BURLESK THE AVENUE AT TH WHIZ BANG REVUE MIDNIGHT BHOW THURSDAY LASS DANCE Tharsdas Evening. December 31 | eacti you 10 dance cor. i DAVISON’S feage oo, 1o danje Sor- | Strictly private. any hotr E ] dance Saturday | 17: evening with orchestra. | | Coltesiate. Charleston. Foxtrot. Tango Walil | Miss Fowler_—Ca_pltol HI“ Trot, Wity ETHEL w'ATERs and the “PLANTATION REVUE” 10—PEOPLE—10 MacMillan. pro i'T am_openine Jan. 60 At K30, in Walts € { Wing and all forme of fap dancing. Private 29 First St N.E. Atlantic 196-1 ARCADE TONIGHT SKATING IN THE BIG RINK TONS 2:30 AND % OLD FASHIONVED “GRAB BAG” DANCE 8130 P. M. IN BALLROOM DE LUXE --EXTRA-- NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE - IN THE HUGE i RINK = . TO 1—ADVISSION, 5oc ORCHESTRA | PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS SES 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Cemmencing January 1, 1926 Assets Over $10,500,000 Surplus $1,000,000 RUCES AU GHE\TFI) BY WONDERFUL Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. BROADCASTING | JAMES BERRY, Prenjsg:nt SYSTEM JOSHUA W. CARR, TOSEYHER WITH OTHER | I1CAL NOVELTIES | umpmm Instruction CRANDALL S TODAY AXD vw\mnw HOLIDAY MAT. FRI CRANDALL’S SPECIAL MATIN LATE_SHOW FVE REGINNING HOLIDAY MAT CRANDALL’S 3 TODAY MADGE Bl TOMORROW - TOM | E ROUGE R Home Theater 1770 € SN SHOW E 101 B SRRt S R POLA HASE Conn. Ave. & CHEVYCHASE McKinley St., D.C. FLEANOR ROARDNAN ani Ma MOORE ' WAy or U GIR YONERY "Axn SCEN I CAROLINA Illl’l‘l.R N.C. Ave. S.E. BRASS HOW] with EDMUND LOW EMPIRE 9!! H Street \F,. NORMA SHEARER _ anc LOX CHANEY 0 THE TOW ;n OF TES Comedy. “JINMINY CRICK HIPPODRQME 9th&N. v AV N . e PRINCESS “,'f}“\*" St NE. TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. FLORENCE VIDOR. FORD HER __RALSTON e Ee S TN ¢ COMEDY CIRCLE *1% Pa. Ave. Ph_W. 853 DOLPHE NISSEN NIRRT KING 0N 9th and O Streets N.W. APHREL S s a T LIMITED MAIL . AMATE HT. PARK THEATER *5}% 11t Douhle Sox i AMERICA THE SON OF HIS FATHER OLYMPIC You St. Bet. thtluth NOR ' HOARDMAN "HANGE |- M nt)R ¥ _AND FORD Tn:vl ' UBLE WITH WIV NEW STANTON GEh&CSts HOS. MEIGHAN in RGN F. ELITE 11th SQT(‘:'YM 12 1. Ave. THE 1rCRY HORSECROE