Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 44

44 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 1926, Finds Motorist On Way to Jail Of Own Accord Motor Cy Policeman Miiton D. Smith had just come out of the Office Building and hopped PROPOSES LIBRARY ACT AVENDMENTS Outlines Authority of Board and District Commissioners. S - sight obile no cle Biil by to report the free uniform bill ice and firemen—he no would have to buy police ned his eyes : rambling tag whatever on o1 ongside. remarked, ot You're Dt There's no tag on your ma- came the answer, “to the t where [ am going. 1 1 get there I'll put this \ the machine. It just off, and I'm on my way to sith looked Then he recogn Capt. J. J. Barnard, and information servic et inhabitants of the District m 2 would explicitly authorize 5 nt on to jail. hment of branches of the P rnard we TODAY S AMUSEMENTS. 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C( disappearance | ___ Prestd to En the | ar passport 1 she oI\ B ADIS Washmglon Heights Home Espe ¢ suitable for ongressman or Physician Semi-detached. Lot 50x130 J. Benson Thomas Company 819 15th St. Maln 8116 ‘VALENTINES who muke her daughter suicide. | been worki hospitals in wr London were 1, und Kelvey Park Lake, ‘nham district, was dragg lwards was 33 years old HAT —do ook FIRS E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Hundreds of Them laree wnd small ones. — Ston in tod GARRISON’S Wholesale Toy and Noselty Co., Tne a4 N.W. 1 need in Blank See our stuck Ave. You Still Have ek Time to M~E~SWING CO. LOEW’'S S 0 DA RUDOLPH VALENTINO | In his thrilling romance of the of the great Catherine! “THE EAGLE” WITH LOUISE DRESSER-VILMA BANKY Mermaid Comedy, “On Edge™ Newsreel—Overture—kte. STARTING SUNDAY “THE GRAND DUCHESS AND THE WAITER” WITH ADOLPHE MENJOU AND FLORENCE VIDOR F Street at 13th . 10:80 LAST DIX In a gay romantic comedy of New York and the great West! “WOMANHANDLED" Comedy—Newn—Overture NEXT WEEK THE COMEDY SENSATION! -1 pm. TWO DAYS The hilarious mance. week at th York lD|'§:E STREET - CONSULT Us FIRST experiencing trou d have « [\/[l A. LEESE OPTICAL C0. s 614 9th St. TORE 712 11th Street SATURDAY'S SPECIALS Soaps OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. 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F St., Cor. 12th of Toft's finest Specialties under Package, 1Q¢ "'DONNELL’ DRUG - STORES 'CRANDALL'S Direction Stanley Co. of America, [ METROPOLITAN F AT 10TH 1 P M. Firat Vational Presents DOROTHY MACKAILL And JACK MULHALL Supported by Geo. Fawcett, Hita Carewe, Jno. T. Murray, Dolores Del Rio, Paul Nichol- aon and Great Cast in JRNNA EXTRA LUPINO LANE Direction Stanles Co. of Amerlea ELIZABETH BRICE Singing Comedienne. With Frank Kessler's MUSIC WEAVERS BROADWAY WHIRI. oTHER GRE 4 Aers CRANDALL'S RUDOLP! TIV( i COMEDY" And Natmec . 0 T RO ARTET TREAK SAT. 10005 A Children’s Program Special Booking Rob't Louis Stevenson's TREASURE ISLAND il Aduits, ’'§ AMBASSADOR CRANDALL'S ATTAT Wi, TODAY - FLEANOR TOARDMAK wd COXRAD XAGET LING Hexitt S ) ARCADIA 5 JOYS." e Only, “THE GREFE \ \\H‘ HER CENTRAL 5 CRANDALL'S %% %w"%'s v SRR cREAHORY TN COL TOMORROW. LYTELL SPORTING. LIFE And ALICE DAY T OVE ASD RISSEY CRANDALL'S Spns.Tovier stan cast 1 i TR K anetions HOMPTON 1 o . BERT CRANDALLYS Av onur“l"n:nrd A RURE B And \r or ¥ \w or TF “Apollo Theater 624 W St NF. -BOARDM A CRANDALL’S TLEANOR u ARCHER." York Theater Ave &Ouehec St TODAY—HOT™ S AMUSEMENTS. Amother Double-header KARYL NORMAN The Creole Fashion Plate THE LOCKFORDS Marvelous Dancers YORKE & KING SYLVIA CLARK THE BRIANTS K. T. KUMA PEARSON BROS. FOSTER & “PEGGY" Bhows Delly. mEes O - MAIN 4484 44850423 " POLYS—oRicAt: ¥ 8BIG PARADE Directed by KING VIDOK Story by L. NG Starring 30 I3 LADIES' CLUB THEATER Bim Williams presents “HAPPY MOMENTS”’ NEXT THURSDAY, 4:30 WILHELM BACHAUS INENT PIANIST £2.00. $1.50. Burean. ORCHESTRA Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor Poli’s, Tuesday, l'eh 2—4:30 Remuining Seats, Mrs & Concert Droons, 15th and G, M. 6399 A Ford Car, a Radio Set, a Gas Range and an Electric Vacuum Cleaner vill be given av thso ly free. Wi s will nced the clos You can register visit to the s Hundreds of packages of food are being distributed free every hour afternoon and night. Woatch the blackboard on the The first 50 ladies in the af- ternoon and the first 100 ladies at night will get a package of Banquet Tea A coaster wagon and a doil babv free for a boy and girl each night Closes Next Wed., Jan. 27 [THIs coupon WITH’ 10c ADMITS ONE LADY SATURDAY MATINE \y Washington Auditorium A YEAR WILL GET $6,500 st or phone Adams 5281, Agent will call. %" Adm., 25¢ 530 Film Features CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. l’,l A) 5. Ample, Parkin RAPHAEL 9th and 0 \;;1 cets GEORGE WALSH in ICAN PLUCK." Comedy and and Monday REAT S SRR Rinok ! PARK THEATER #618 1ith N.w. TACKIE COOGAN in_“OLD CLOTHES LIBERTY Norih G0 AMERICAN m’ :: 1(‘m|) E. 1. Ave. STER KEATON in (.4) W OLYMPIC featuring ESTHER R. MORE in “THE WRON NEW STANTON sthec 3!'* .30 P EL[TE l-flll\ St. ;llld R. I. Ave. DL IX, THE sNow HIPPODROME o X AUR. PLANTE in “DANGERGEY CHEVYCHASE Com. v 8 nley HOQT GInsox STAMPI ____“THE MAN O EMPIRE 1! 1 1119 o St. JACK HOXIE, “WESTERN “WALLOPS. TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. LOIS WIL and, LUK 0M 9(l| \ear l“ St AM. to TODAY ] TR PO% et P o5 RR TXCRTE CHOGAN in “O1 D 1oy Twice Datly s1.00, 1230 G ' BOSTON STRPAONY ————— | Grand Opera ; ” AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 72770777 7 W RIALTO — NOW PLAYING — DELIGHTING CAPACITY CROWDS AT EVERY PERFORMANCE! “HIS PEOPLE” STAR SAYS: ble's Irish Hose,” “Humoremque”’ and “Ihe Muste A rare treat in store for Capital Screen fans nt the ; 1}‘ vt tory reminiscent of | Manter” ot Warfield hol Rialto. \ -STARTING SUNDAY WARNER BROS. PRESENT v ERNST LUBITSCH PRODUCTION “LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN” A Master Director’s Masterpiece Flashing Drama of a Dangerous Woman From the Play by Oscar Wilde With Ronald Colman (By Arrangement with Samue! Goldwyn) Irene Rich May McAvoy Bert Lytell Edward Martindel WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM PRICES, $3.30, $2.75, $2.20, $1.65, $1.10 On Sale Mrs. Greene’s Bureau, Droop’s, 13th and G Sts. M. 6493 All Tickets Sold for January 16 Good for Postponed Date R NATIOHAL MARC COX THE WISBUM TflflTH SHUIEM’ Euscfl " Met. Mews. Shubert THE GREATEST MAGICIAN OF THE _HOUDINI NEAT SUNDAY—SEATS NOW Henry W. Savage & A 11 Woods 0fer “STOLEN FRUIT” 0 WS DI oo HARRY BERESIORD & TONIGHT 8:20 MAT. T[‘WORRO'& E LIy TONIGHT At R0 30c to S1. AGE! T S Now THE AMERICAN FAVORITE GEORGE M. COHAN o His Nowest The Washington Ope Edouard Albion. General Homer &Althouse In SAMSON and DELILAH At the 1 1 Company Dircctor Traveltalks Color Views Newma wice SUNDAY VIENNA and TYROL 3:30 315 Auditorium Beats Now, 50c, S6c, $1.10. 31.65, ino. tax R BURLESK TWICE DAILY T FROLIC «“RED HOT” ARTS AT 11:30 WARDMAN THEATER WARDMAN PARK HOTEL Thomas Herbert Stock Company Presents THE HANDY MAN Comed. Week of Jangars " Evel . 830 Prices. £1.00 m DANCING EXT W “SHOOTING SHADOWS™ Mystery Melodrama 2000 Mrs. Wilson-Greene ANNOUNCES PROF Chicago ANT MRS ACHER _STUDIC Hnt\ TIE CLUR & LEROY W, THAY FOUR PERFORMANCES ITl’n'ee Evenings and Matinee | Tuesdny, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, 8 o'clock Saturday Matinee, 2 o'clock. Feb. 9, 10, 13 Washington Auditorium . Eve; QTELLO lin Italian) |M‘ss FOWIGI’—-Cap]toI Walt X Trot v Firet StONLE HELEN JANE MARR 0 o Sat. Mat., CARMEN (in French) MARY GARDEN, ANNSEAU, Ete. POLACCO, Conductor Sat. Eve, RIGOLETTO (in Italia; AllStar Cast. MASON. HACKETT, RUFFO, Fitc. Orchestra 65. Fntire Stage Equipment | Chorus 35. " Incidentnl Bances und Corps | "t KiX\‘/KNs.BEfi‘NE—rT Seats wll performances now on sale Mrs. Ml ACROBATIC 3. %6, $5, $4, 83 plus tax. HOWARD T St. At Ith N.W. N. 1094 IMPROVED CHARLESTON ——————————————————— Stretching. Limbering and Reducing “IN DAHOMEY” Prives ",w., XV"«,,.;J’,'J ,‘M BIG MUSICAL mIT | 10—PEOPLE—10 1401 INGRAHAM ST. N. W. MID- NITE SHOW TONITE e U