Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 30

MARCH 27, 1926. AMUSEMENTS. POLI’S ---10DAY, 2:20 Tonight at 820 P. Ray Comstook and Morris Gest The Moscow Art Theater Musical Studio dimir Nemiroviteh-Dantchenko. “LYSISTRATA" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, [MRS. PINCHOT ASSAILED ON SUNDAY LAW STAND Church Conference Told She Sup- ported Act to Allow Sab- ‘bath Fishing. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, March 27.—Criti- clsm for trying to use her Influence in favor of SBunday fishing was made yesterday of Mrs. Cornella Bryce | Pinchot, wife of Gov. Pinchot, by speakers at the annual Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Church confer- ence. “When a Sunday fishing bill was be- fore the leglslature,” said the Rev. Dr. T. T. Muchler, secretary of the Sah- bath Observance Aseociation, in his | [} report to the conference, “Mrs. Pin- chot wrote to members of the legls. | lature and by intimation promised all the influence in her powar to obtain passage of the bill which would have made Sunday fishing legal.” Christy’s Mother D:em ZANESVILLE, Ohfo, March 27 (&) —Mrs. Frank M. Christy, 78, mother of Howard Chandler Christy, famous artist, died at her home, near Duncan | Falls, Thursday evening. Funeral services will be held at the residence Sunday afternoon. _AMUSEMENTS. DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT b\'I‘URDAY. MARCH, 27, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time “LADIES OF HOUSE" TOTALKOVER WRG Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Norton Will Discuss Work of Congress Tonight. CRANDALL'S, [ METROPOLITAK | F 8T. AT 10TH TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Stations. Meters. 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Rirst Mortgage Bonds #15 15¢th St., N.W.,Washington, i HADJI AL s i “HUMAN VOLCANO" The Puzzle that has Baffled Selence nnd the Medical Fraternity THREE FACES EAST MUSIOAL INNOVATION DAVIS--- SMITH--- PAXTON 2 Stieff Grands—Pipe Orgnn Today at 8:20, 7126 and 0130 COMEDY BOBBY VERNON Orchestra Discussions of “the work of Con- gress” by two of the woman members of the House—Representative Edith Yourse Rogers of Massachusetts and . M l\e])x e s entative New Yorl T. Norton 6: IG—.\ru‘.rk Sports, Hotei ; ‘Topsy-turvy aK0 : 6: .‘lt)—l’x;:::h Ibhia: sieilevit-Striuttont “itotel’ Urchestia .+ tic - kinny and his gung '; Hotel Bond Trio Vnondaca Howel duinds concort, WEBL, WHAN. otel Rimoull Orcussiii tor cuildien . 5 ii's String AILEEN PRINGLE With Edmund Lowe In “SOUL MATES” CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand 13 Pu. Ave. BE | , men's on’s Fines! that well Ther clothes, stamps groomod Scienectady Springfield: Chicago: program eduleq tonight station WRC. two speak- e represen- tative of different sides of the House, and their :ussion will be ked forward to with © widespread Mrs elect- on Republican et and Mrs. on was chosen her home State. cheduled to bezin at and will be broadeast jointly stations WRC and WJZ. tudents’ Concerts Tonight. « will in- clude the of stu dents’ concerts to be plaved by the York Philharmonic Soclety in : 1, New York City. The n will be conducted by who has Beethoven's the rhapsodie , and the over. “lying Dutch neert will nd will continue Mooseheas Origui® recital 8:45—Davenport Clinies concert CRANDALL’S TIvort 14th & P'k RAN.W 21, MIX 1o IMMIE DOLEHE s VIDOR, Bticiiess TOOTH POWDER Cleans Teeth Safely Avoids drugs and baseless claims “THE B LA ADAMS M 2 cleans; watel oves every IliIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII.. 7:00—Chicago: Raulund Trig; Springheld: Caj Orehestra Atlantic Uity: Ehiludelphia; New York: Musical program Chicago: Dinuer concert from’ KDKA mmumlpm.. Hedtime ‘stocy: sl cal NEW APARTMENTS THE TIVERTON 1121 24th St. 1 Roam, Grill, Bath 1 Room, Kitchen, Bath 2 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath N.E. ) mbassador ’ \'l" 1 ) CRANDALL'S, suessi, C.RA""'&L,FS AR HOXIE in A ¢ OUTLAW." AL § WILD Y Rogers wa { ed to Congre s 0 lum Harmonic ithe New York: Madrigui Qu New York: Hotel Cou) Tuinuey, Cuba: Musicil progri He o and '! MRS. NORTON. SR TCDAY—JANE e TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National —- “Kid Boots,” musleal comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20. Poll's—*“Lysistrata,” Moscow Thea- ter Musical Studlo, at 8:20 p.m. Mati- nee at 2:20. Belasco—""A Great Little Guy,” 3 | edy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20. Wardman Park—"Not So Fast,” comedy, at 8:30 p.m. Matinee at 2:20. 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Mai r interest on tonight's Main 2343 ulso will be an address by Frank W. Ballou, superintendent Jublic schools, who will speak_un- r the auspices of he Smithsonian In stitution on_ *The Fducational Valu e {of a Zoo.” This talk |wilt “constitute one| [of « series of radic wature talks, ar iged by Austin H. ik of the Smith: fan Institution. ts o RC's program in ‘ude_dinner music Irving Boern stein’s Hotel Wash- n gton Orchestra: | tance music by | Meyer Dav 5 ‘ncopators MRS. ROGERS. ler the direction of T FOGERS Al Kamons, and a late organ recital by Otto F. Beck, to be broadcast from the Tivoll Theafer, Bible Talk Scheduled. The Bible talk tonight will be given ive Luther A. Johnson under the auspices of the nized Bible Class Assoclation. | “Sunday Closing Laws and What They Mean to Washington” will be discussed by Joseph A. Burkart of the Washington Board of Trade tonight hefore the microphone of station WMAL. 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