Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 42

STAR. WASHINGTON, D, ¢ GEN. STEPHENSON HONORED BY G.AR. Veterans of Civil War Mem- bers of W. R. C. Stand in Rain to Pay Tribute. Undaunted by a cold, drizzlinz rain a score of members of the Granc Army of the Republic and the Wom an’s Rellef Corps, Department Potomac Monument. at Seventh Pennsylvania avenue, at afternaon to pay hon ory of Dr. Ben; phenson, Civil W der of the crder the Republic The exercises. which inde the auspices of the Women's Relief Corpe, were presided nver by Mrs Caroline M. Gury, president the Women's Relief Corps Denarisnent of the Potomac Two addresses inclement weath: street to the mem Franklin Ste 1 and foun brief hecanse of the were made by Mrs McElroy and Mrs. Eliza wha recounted the sery n in defense nf P De catur, Ill., on April 6 " Army of the Republic host of Union war veterans, ranks have been all but depleted by the passage of vears Assisting in the service were Dr. ( V. Petteys, commander of the G. A R.. Department of the Potomac: Mrs. Mary M. North. past commander of the Women's Relief Corps and a na tional officer of the John McElroy., a war and a past department. an: hers of the local c Relief Corps. Rev. R chaplain of the G. A. R. the invocation and benediction group sang “The Star Spangled ner.” Mrs. Gury laid 4 wreath en the foot of the shaft. Color bearers were representatives of the Relief Corpsand of the Daughters of Veterans . Washington Invited Washington has heen invited hy 1 gue. Czechoslovakia send delegates to the Association of Czechos! eties Sokols. July tion was received hy Cuno H. Rudolph TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National - commander of ther mem of the McBride pronounced The 3an The invita Commissioner The Alarm Clock.” farce, &t 8:20 pm. Matinee at 2:20 p.m Belasco — “The Gorilla,” mystery farce, at §:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m Wardman Park--"Her Temporary Husband,” comedy, at 8:30 p.m Keith's—N. V. A. week and vande ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m Earle—'‘California Night vaudeville, continuous from 11 pm. = Strand—"King of the Turf.” vaude ville, continuous from 1 10 11 pm. Gayety—"Miss Tabasco,”" hurlesque. at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m . Columbia—"Bever at 11:15 am., 1:15, 3 2:40 p.m. wmopouun “'Sally Mary,” at 10:35 a.m., 12 Hawks.' 130 to of ¢ 5:30, anstark,” and 110, irene 10, 2:10, 0. 7:50 and 9:50 p.m Rialto—"'Skinner's Dress Suit.” H‘\maam,ls Palace—"The Bat," at 11.05 a.m, 1:05, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20 and 935 p.m Tivoli—“Irene,” a and 9:30. Ambassador—''Behind at 6:20, 8:10 and 10 p.m Central—“Mannequin.” at 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. er and Oppenheimer & Shnh 907 F St. N.W. MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart Dailr 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Mt. Vernon not onen hn Sundars 20 and 2:20 the Front.” Diamonds, Old Gold, s bank stands in all vour finan Come 1 and et the experienced bankere ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. ROOFING son wdzment of | “Certainteed” Shingles (Guaranteed Ten Years) { 'New Hexagonal Kind, $5 Color-blend or Variegated Main Office 6th & C Sts. Southwest Camp Meigs Sth & Fla. Ave. Northeast “Rock-Bottom Prices” Hechinger Co. “Founaation to Roof? MAAAAAAANAAAA of the zathered at the Stephenson | and 1 o'elock this of the Grand Army of |in " | dian's dwellinz 7:30 and | at | t 2, 3:30, 5:40, 7:30 | Ry THE EVENING 'Roosevelts Draw Boosevets e, EXEROISESHONOR por Field Yusewm - PEARY'S MEMORY e lm AGO. April 7.—-Rare zoo £pecimens ranging from the armor-plated Indian rhinoc to birds and reptiles iwo inches in lenzth. comprising the firsi shipment from the Simpson Roosevelt expedition into Central Asia for the Field Museum. were in excellent condition when unpacked | vesterday ai the musewm. Officials examining the trophies expressed the opinion that the col lection is ane of the most repre- sentative ever ohtained on one trip Twenty-eizht crates made up the shipment. which were zathered by Theodore and Kermit Ro Cherrie and Stanley Field, pr i useum. declared the velts had “more than fulfilled ex. lo huge eros North Pole " Discovery and World War Anniversary Commemorated. i onies commemorative of the of the North Pole 17 years of the entrance of the United v the world conflict 9 r8 heM yesterday before the tomb of the late Rear Admiral Robert K. Peary, Arctic explorer. in the Artington Natlonal Cemetery. The ex ercises were held under the Tob Peary Ship, Veterans of For Cduring a heavy dewnponr of were pecrations.” Rnffaio. the captain of the Rob ert Peary Ship. was principal speaker, and delivered a briel eulc Admiral Peary. noting his varlous SMITHSONIAN 'S_E'EKS s Sl vis, chaplain of the ship, ‘nnmumr the invocation ASE BALL canipment of evers deseription of Fast D|<appear|ng Relics Alaskan Family Life to Be Preserved Here. To ohtain 4 more complete col- lection of the fast vanishing totem poles that once had u distinguished place in the life of the aboriginal tribes of Alaska. the Smithsonian Institute has just dispatched an ex- pedition. headed hy Dr. H. W. Krie zer. curator ethnology of the 1o the liitle known tern Al nd Novelty Co.. Ine. National Mus | hills of south Before civilization found | 10 the northland the totem pole | possinly the important thing in Work | the lives of the Indians of that for Oue | zion. 1t determined the Indian’s 1 [ SELINGER’S {in his community— {coat of arms RIS ¥ St Look for the Big € | thereon representinz 00064000000000 {legendary ancesiors fworld. HOE REPAIRING High-Grade | Distinguished visitors, however Work | conld also be transformed into guard Frank Bredice ian spirits and there is ane totem pole Alaska that hears the likeness of i Secretary of the Interior who hap. 606 F St. N.W., Main 9643 We Call For and Deliver 000000000000000000 pened 1o siop at an In SAVE YOUR EYES n mos in the animal a while he promptly adopted s 7 |and he zpps irs of the tolem pole in | frock coa and stove-pipe hat With the coming civilization | however, this custom has almost en | | tirely disappesrved. Some of the finest | |totem poles have gons into decay | and are lost forever. 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Twas a wondrous night one that went to make theatrical his- tory in a town al- i ready rich in stage \H John 3. Daly, Post. The prophets =3 company will prosperous competition with the eanal hoats and ferris wheels Harold Phillips, Times. As we all expacted, the opening of the National steck sea- won was 99 o The hast road com- N panies wanld ba hard pushed to run A close race with the National Theater Plavers in thelr work. K. J. Carmedy, Star. how of Wiors, Ve ‘Somers. Weratd A Farce From the French by i AVERY HOPWOOD N SATURDAY MATINEE, T3¢ AND 50¢ MAX MARCING WHIRLWIND COMEDY SEATS vix “THREE LIVE GHOSTS” i\ T i T WISHiIGTOI’S I.EAIIIIG THEATERS LOEW’S ey LOEW'S COLUMBIA || PALACE F -nnv Street e 12 NOW PLAVING I'mited Artists Present “IHE BAT” A apectacular, thrilling acreen Metro-Gold: ‘ MKm DAVIE In a glovious, magnificent photo ioyer Presonts AMUSEMENTS. S “IARDMAN THEATER The Thomas Herbert Stock Co. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL “Her Temporary Husband” WASHINGTON OPERA Co. Fdouard Albion. General Director. Presents PAGLIACCI “SECRET OF SUZANNE” Washington Auditortnm April 15, 815 P 11 tickets isauad for April & wil hanored for thie performance Thursday M Prano Co Sand Mrdnight Fri. Apr9 Tickets Nowon Sale this Greatestof Fun Performancas Tonight 8:15 P.M. Second Free Lecture EUGENE FERSEN President of THE LIGHTBEARERS nlay version of George Ravr McCutcheow's famovs vomance ! BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK WITH ANTONIO MORENOG COMEDY —NEWS—W T8I0 veratom of the famous Rroad- way mystary auccess ieith JACK PICKFORD JEWEL CARMEN LOUISE FAZENDA ROBT. M'KIM rICS CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN F AT, AT 10TH TODAY—10:135 A. W. TO 11 P. W, 13th St.—Relow F. WMetra-Goldwyn Presents THREE BEAUTIES And a Great Ensemble in SALLY, IRENE AND MARY Daora Onen, 10:1% AN Shown 10135 A. M. Last 9 —EXTRA— WARING’S [PENNSYLVANIANS wton's Favorites, Today 0, 3150, 7:30, DR8P, M. 0. HENRY'S “Frem the Cabhy's Seat” TODAY—1:30 TO 11 P. M. Pictures Keith Popular Price Vauderille CALIFORNIA NIGHT HAWKS ARLINE’S SEALS IN AMAZING TRICKS IN A SUB-SEA SPECTACLE Four Other Great Acts, ON THE SCREEN VERA REYNOLDS In a Super-Thriller THE MILLION DOLLAR HANDICAP CRANDALL‘S Avenue lnmul Washington's Finest Orchestra Danfel Breeskin, Condnetor CRANDALL'S F1vors 11th & Pk Re.NW. | ST ), 545 Pa ODAYCCOLLEEN M 0.0 R E ats. Da p M. Sunday e e TOnAY LY MO0 TRENF FLEANOR __BOARD. [ ToMORROW MEMORY LANE STEET CRANDALL'S _ Ambassador 18thS1 & Col. Rd.NW AESOP FARI B DE MILL PREFERRED 'S SAVOY CRANDALL'S SOV .\, v TODAY-_CONSTANCE RENNETT. MARRIED. HALLROOM BO COMEDY. TOMORROW —STAR CAST TRL_WHO WOTLDN'T CRANDALL’S YorK AyeAQuebecst. rv\\nm l\tv\\ R BATMOND HIND THE N COMEDY TRAL 9th Bet. D & E. JOYCE . “MAN And COMEDY RICH STFAN ar v.v n WORK HATTC FHE FROSE CRANDALL'S rmmnm.,\ = LADY WINDE CRANDALL’S Aror.ro 2 St ~ P.M Mat. Sat TODAY — WALLACE _REER RAYMOND HATTON THE FRO! POMORROW mm LA ROCQUE in BRAVEHEAR ‘"TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"’ | RIALTO 5 iy CLIFFORD Carl Lasmmis Presents REGINALD SHE WILL MAKE You uusu IWOTHER STAR FEATURES 1) Y amd EHIND ChaEDy TOMORROW SALLY ONEN H] DENNY Witn Laura Plante In His Greatest Hilarious Wit POPULAR PRICE MAT. ~ ‘SKI"ER'S DRESS SUIT’ tage Semantion AT Washington 1o Talbing Abent “KIDDIES' FASHION FROLIC™ Apparel Furnished by Lunsbureh & re. Btaged and Directad by Mischa _Guterson m Time" Other HI ORCHESTRA il .IH 30 TWICE DAILY See KITTY MADISON On the Runway. DANCING In a beautiful environment MAYFLOWER .GARDEN Tea Dance 4:30 P.M. to 6:15 P.M. Cover charge, $1.25 including tea Saturday, $1.50 Dinner Dance 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. No cover charge Supper Dance 10:00 P. M. to closing Cover charge, $1.00 Satirdays and Holidays, $1.50 Incomparable music by the MAYFLOWER ORCHESTRA TyooL W. Spencer Tupman, Director i BOSTON SYMPHONY Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor cert Bu- | MVTOAL BURLESK | | | GAYETY e LADIES® CLUB THEATER The Columbia Girl LENA DALEY d Her Own Bie Show MISS TABASCO" EDDIE DOWLING || HEADLINES I OTHER STAR FEATURES il “SEA POLI'S--issrmise, Messrs. L. and 4. J. Shubert | evening. | Charlest A great Broadway Cast in the famous Franz Schu- hert Operetta. 50e to $2.50 For_the begeRi’ of She, r..—c‘ Scouts Asan. af D. Prices of seats. ain Charleston. Subject: } DO THE DEAD COME BACK TO LIFE AGAIN? Fve.—Prablems of Modern Playhouse Audilorium 1814 N St. N.W I lIIIIHIIIIIl||IIIHNIw"“ TOM BROWN £xTRA FHIS MINSTREL BAND SRl 1OTHER STAR FEATURES SHUBERT Berascl Mat, Marers Shubert TONIGHT At 3:20 Stcto $2.50 Mat. To. day at 2:20—300 to S1.50 TODAY MORTGAGE THE FARM SELL THE CAR PAWN THE JEWELS Rather Than Miss # GORILLA NDAY_—SEATS THUR. H. WOODS PRESENTS French Farce Farore With Arthur Byron, Janet Beecher £ ane Original New York Cast Intact DARE-DEVIL, RACING 0N ROLLER SKATES ARCADE RINK TONIGHT HAIR-RAISING Film Features BETTY wv\\ N oA FOR CINTERELTA 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph.W.953 CIRCLE A is baouias s e rora xpert N WOAR 5F T WORLD. RAPHAEL ¢th and 0 Streefs N.W. HELEX CHADWICE in THE_GOLDEN CGCOON PARK THEATER 115 1#th N.v. VALLI in TP THE LADDER SIDNEY LUST'S HIPPODROME #08 K St. N.w. TODAY ONLY —GREATEST. WAR TURE EVER MADE. “HAVOC" COMEDY AND NEWS 1th St. and R. I Ave, PEROY, MARMOXT, “LORD Alsa COMEDY AMERICAN !t \1 \?"'In'n{\ I” Ave. EXCHANGE N R LIBERTY ot OLYMHC \nu \l nel luh&l. h ELITE (ap and P Sts. s 3 911 H Street N.E. CLARA BOW and DONALD FREE TO 1OV Efirfim CAROLINA e N. ¢ TH PRICE. BUCK 08 Ave. S.E. TAROMA Takoma Park, Wlf c T STERDAY. AR, 1 WILLIAM R(l\ |\ g VERA DS And COM "MK LEROY H. THA = ssons any hour. uesd | private leLunu‘:u e “-l&;: ar ot F 0 h ‘I s |‘l pm.. with CATHERINE BALLE h Charleston, Waltz. Fox Trot and Private Lessons. Ass | DAVISON'S Toiin yon 1, rectly Strictly private . Clase and_dance evening with ' orc oxtrot, Tango, Waltz. Dans FROF MRS 8 M ST,