Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1926, Page 36

I S PARKCLINK A % MAY ADD T0 SITES i Concurrent House Action Is| Awaited on Rock Creek and | Potomae Funds. { If the House should concur in the! 1ken by the Senate Friday, | that the Federal Govern: a part of the cost of com- connecting link between | and Potomac parks, the | nment would have a left in its surplus that could be used to > other urgently needed | pussed_the Rock | wk measure, it stipu- 6 be take surplus, which | \e last penny of that | e provided that half he Federal Gov- | hat the join- is as much a | a local proj Nearly all already ent on this cen either on a 50-50 or House two park Used Chiefly for Sel to the weeks ago, leral Government should final allotment for this just as it bore part wpropriations for the Phipps, Republican tod out that while surplus of $5,000,000 used both for ll of it has program. ault with ¥ing that he realized 1 of school buildings. from Colorado cited to show that if the 1went follows the past in the Rock Creek Park development, it ble the city to devote a small remaining surplus to the tion of one or two park sites would serve as recreation cen- for the peopl the District, in to comple the Rock Creek Report This Week. tion of the Senate \ ock Creek and Potomac Parkway bill 1! be reported to the House this 'nl the expectation is that con- ramed by both branches question. bill to re anize the Natlonal i on into a city ¢ Iso is expected to go but the Senate ! ‘hanges from the Ho $oorat We are Experts on Gruen, Longines and Il Makes of Swiss W s Al Work Guaranteed for One Year Prompt Service SELINGER’S 818 F St. Look for the Big Clock “fhen inerzd of Hospital and Sick Room Supplies Abdominal Belts and Trusses SEE Kloman Instrument Co., Inc. 1101 14th St. NN\W. 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Or Phone Franklin 7483 Mr. Armstrong will call personally with samples, | Earl | vaudeville, on the Composes As Tribute to Ga Alfred Gsell, flutist of the Army - has written & march which and, he has dedicated to Isaac Ga Mr. Gans in turn has named “The “hamber of The first formal presentation the march will be some time duri this week, at a morning concer ‘Washington Barracks. will also be put on the radio with a short time. s TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS, Nitional—The Alarm Clock,” fa | at 8:20 p.m. Belasco — “The Gorilla,” farce, at 8:20 p.m. Wardman Park—Her Husband,” comedy, at 8:30 p.m. Keit ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. California Night continuous from Haw 11 pm. Stmll(l -“King of the Turf, 'ontlnuou« from 1 ty—*Mi vau verly of Grausta at 11:15 a.m., 1:15, 3:25, 5:30, 7:30 9:40 p.m. > Metropolitan — *Sally, at 10:35 a.m., 0 and 9:50 p.m. Rialto 11:45 am., p.m. Palace—" The Bat,’ 1:05, 3 15, 7:20 and 9:35 p W Tivoli—"'Behind the Front, 6:15, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Ambassador ally, Irene Mary,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Central l.Linl and Powdel 12:30. 2, 3:30. Irene 3:10, 2:10, 1:45, 3, STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf Dally 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25c Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays This bank stands readsy to adviss sou in all your financial ventures. Coms in and get the judgment of experienced bankers. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. rmy Band Member March Commerce The march mystery Temporary V. A. week and vaude- | 1:30 to 0 to 11 p.m. | burlesque, at 11:05 am., at'z, 4,1 30, & and 9:40 p.m. THE EV STAR, WASHIN WILL CONVENE HER Women's Natlonnl Comxmtme Open Session With Mass Meeting Next Sunday. ns | ns. it Completion of arrangements for t national convention here of Women's fonal Committee Law Iinforcement, April 11, by the of ng at hin local committee of tl nization. ‘Twenty-eight nizations are | national committee, which at same time is holding conventions to further the purpose ization. The vention here will open wil # mass meeting on Sund 1ernoc | in the New York Avenue Preshyteris | Church, to be followed by anot arce, State the or sting Sunday night at' 8 o'clock, wi president | mass m , | Washington Hotel Mrs. John D. Sherman, the Clubs, presidirig. On Monday, April known speakers will a s a ma meeting of the convention in Ilrst Congregational Church. 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E VAUDEVII.I.E— Nine Big Hits on This Week'- Jumlu B EDDIE ‘DOWLING TOM BROWN AND HIS MINSTRELS EDITH CLIFFORD N WONDER Hl“m IRMANETTE OXFORD TRIO “Charieaton Lesson,” Ne. Aesop's Fables, Pathe v ki, Topica_of tis Day - e S W2 X% Special Frida; Klown Nis eneme . VA w-m»nu- Mont ‘Unique Joy Performanoce lllllh First Free Lecture By Eugene Fersen Subject: DOES SPIRIT FIGHT MATTER? Playhouse Auditorium 1814 N All Welcome STARTING Poll's-llll DAY, APRIL 11 Messrs. L. and J. J. Shubert A great Broadway Cast in the famous Frant Schubert Operetta. TONIGHT Mat Wed. B SHUBERT et At 8:20 3 50c te $2.50, Ellsc 50¢ to $1.50 gt Mossrs, Shubert Nothing But Lawghs, Laughs, Laughs THEY SHOUT, THEY SHRIEK THEY SHUDDER, THEY CHEER THEY WAIL, THEY QUAIL EXHAUSTED WITH FEAR AT THE FURIOUS ¥ :GORILLA T NEXT SUNDAY—SMTS THUR. A, H. W WOoODS Pr The French Fares = Parers Wazk ARTEDR BRYON -JANET BCECHER D RGIAAL NEW YORK CAST WIACT 'ARDMAN THEATER ‘The Thomas Herbert Fer Cn. pe WARDMAN PARK H % Her Temponry Hnslund A (‘nmedz in Three Acts WEEK APRIL bth Eve. 8:30—New Pflfr 1.00 and Sat. Mat. Ibe Box “Ofice, "Fhone Co. "3000 750 The ALARM (L0 Sat. M L T80 nl n.. Next Weak. THREE LIVE Gnos'rs L cOutcheon’s famous 7o! e SEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK COMEDY-~NEWS—MUSTO AMUSEMENTS. M AT PALAGE NOW PLAYING United Artists Present ‘TIIE BAT” 4 vtrm Ol the IM ‘w m mmm JEWEL CARMEN LOBISE FAZENDA, ROBT. M KIN OHARLIE OHASE COMED? HIT WEWS YOPIOS OVERTURE METIIOPOL I'AI . AT 10T Metro-Goldwyn Presents THREE BEAUTIES And a Great Emsemble in SALLY, IRENE AND MARY Doors Open, 10115 Bhow, 10135 A.M.; La: —EXTRA~— WARING'S ‘Washington's Fav. at 1 o.m's “Prom the Cabbky’s Seat” Washt: Dante! CRANDALL'S TV [ODAY--WALLACE _BE RAYMOND ({ATTON in > OLLEEN MOORE Breeskin, Conductor ERY flol. Mate. Mon Thurs PODAY_AND RE TODAY—ELAINE HAMM PO RY SDON 8 m\mmum CALICE NEQUIN WASHINGTON OPERA CO. Edouard Alblon, General Director, Presents PAGLIACCI and “SECRET OF SUZANNE” Washington Auditorium. Thursday, xpm 15, 15 P. M Al tickets issued for April 8 will be honored for this performance. Seats now, Jordan Plano Co. 13th and G Sts., phone Main 487. and Woodward & Lothrop, Victrola Dept. Film Features CAROLINA !1th&X. C.Ave. SE. Tod: “THE PLASTIC AGE.. 0! OORE an: ANCE BENNETT TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. NORMA | SHEARER, in “THE DEVIL'S ~CIRC News and Comedy. PRINCBS 1119 H St. Nl KRAUT in “HIS PEOP] TODAY—10:35 A. M. TO 11 P, M. PENNSYLVANIANS on’s Finest Orchestrs TIVOLI 14th & P'k RA.N.W. “BEHIND kakaLL'S.,afl".':;'::zw CRANDALL'S T : THEATRE.. 18th St—Below F. TODAY—1180 TO 11 P. M. Plotwres _and Eeith P Prios Vaudwmcw CALIFORNIA NIGHT HAWKS The Melodists Suprems SINCLAIR & ROCK In Paul Gerard Smiths the “LONG, LONG TRAIL" Four Other Great Acts. ON THE SCREEN VERA REYNOLDS | In & Super-Thriller THE MILLION DOLLAR HANDICAP CRANDALL'S ‘,‘,"", ipebipied » P nd | Mats. Daily in i3 CRANDALL'S IC -)y \ \ t) lU\lle(RM\\ CRANDAL iTA Va1 P SO L'S 3o Mulnlghr Frl Apr9 Tickets Nowon Sale this Greatestof Fun Performances Washington Yosninstes Tuesday, Apr.6,8:15 Friends of Music Present BACH CHOIR OF BETHLEHEM, PA. DR. J. FRED WOLLE, Conductor 50 Members of the Philadelphia Orchestra 5 EMINENT SOLOISTS IN ‘The Passlon’ ‘,' e Miattie bl Tickets, l I 00, §40. The Corcoran Ga]lery of Art Tenth Exhibition of Con- temporary American 0il Paintings of Water Colors by JOMN R GER " SRREERT Portrait Busu of N lal Painters and CHARLES GRAFLY Now on View to continue until May Vh(h_‘ll\ Gl Hours: Sundavs, 1:30 to_5 = Week Days. 9 AM. to 5:30 P.M. 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W.953 Ample Parking Space. SWEET, LOIS _WILSO! RUDOLPH SCHIL CIRCLE BL. 'HEI RAPHAEL PATSY in “THE FIGHTING ¥ Oth at Gee N.W. 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