Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1926, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 192 —By WEBSTER. WHAT D YA KMOW ABOUT XMUSEMENTS THE TIMID SOUL. THIS CONSOLIDATED GOTHBROSH | [MOMI oA COMIOM LOOKS GOOD, | QUGHT 10 | DR e Sy “THAT ? CON, TOOTHBRUSH BUY ABOUT 500 OF THAT, WOULDN'T HAS GOMNE UPS‘ ot s! r., and Wallace Beery in “The GURPRISE ME ¥ 1T WENT Tip PAR 48 "', Friday, Kenneth Harlan ! IF 1D BOUGH ~ L Miller in “The King v, _Wallace : i Raymond - - - Hatton in “Behind the Front.” = @ / : 10th, 11th, F and G Streets ELITE. Sunday and Monday, “The Wander- (Continued from Page Tiwenty-two.) and Friday, “The Son nce Man” with Tom Moore ssie Love, comedy and Pathe News; urday, “Miss Brewster's Millions™ | with Bebe Daniels . and Warner Baxter. Sunday and Kenneth Har- ian and Patsy iller_in_*The King of the T s ¢, “Pain- lexs Pain’; Tuesday and W y, Lou Tellegen and Gertrude A Borrowed Finery” and comed Yell sday CON TocTIA BRUSH m) L WEONESDRY] THURSDAY | (¢ GREAT <ii45! CONTBOTHBRUSH| AMOTHER 3 FormTs! HAS cl'w ANOTHER. 1O F4,000 PROFIV AN T vAvs! i PoItT 5 4 A PROFIT oF 9,000 NMOT SO BAD! MOT S0 EAD. RRlcs [l UAYsJfi time day, J . ‘Plane Saturday, son_in | er Buzzard,” comedy, e Heir,” “Flame Fighters,” No. International News and, matinee, kiddies’ surprise party. HIPPODROME. Sunday anl Monday, “Behind the Front” with Wallace Beery and Ray mond Hatton, topics and fables; Tues- viay, “The Wedding Song™ with Leat- | yice Joy and Robert Ames, comec \Wadnesday, “Thank You” with | Licorge O'Brien und Jacqueline Logan. comedy and Pathe News: Thursday TWeLL, L6 GIRL, T CLEAN Sy 7 - - D UF nnd F rhe New Klongdike™ with € S b G 9,000 'BERRIES IM THE MARKET e 3 gy, 4,000 SMACKS TS WEEK —THAT 15 | WOULD HAVE I~ Y \’)AYS' My CoMmmor SeM € 5 “Clothes Make the | i ‘u ,; VD A BOUGHT WHEM weerw A FAIR WEEKS LD me To Buy /[~ o) Errol and Dorothy sey,” o . 1 H JS “To LEADER. £ g 0 lame Fighter,” Semon_comedy, and Tuesday, “The A BT , | Winning Horse Show Fashions B e A V%NS That Will Be Seen at the Washington Show Beginning Friday ner Baxter and Lois Wilson, comedy; | Thursday and Friday, *‘Hel Four | Hundred” with Harrison rd and rgaret Livingston, comedy and Fox ne: For Spectators The Lincoln Bennett Felt Saunterer Hat with vagabond chic, $15, our English import; and the large fine Italian Milan hat, $18.50, will score success. For Participants The riding habit that will score success is cor- rectly formal of navy blue gabardine coat and imported Worumbo cloth breeches. Smartly man-tailored and lightweight, it is particularly suitable for Spring and Summer. $95. Other riding habits, $39.50 to $95. Tailored silk riding shirt will show smartly in the tapering V" oi the coat, $8.75. v, “The Cohens | and Kelly i George Sidney, Charles Murray and Ve Gordon, Andy Gump come House Peters i o : Wednestaz: Norman Kerrs, ionre . BEST HORSEWOMEN celine Day in Rex Beach's 1 28 fifi /C-—-J' 26 (N. Y, Werkd) Press Pub. Col/ | petition in voluntary bankruptey. He lists his debts at $1,100 and bas no assets beyond legal exemptions. At- er,” comedy: Thur: | William F. Cannon, an engineer of |{orney I.. A. Widmayer appeirs for oot il AT GOLLEGE CHOSEN 't i 1 i ] ald Denny in e SR with Laura e Misses Lillian C. Slattery and| Helen L. Purcell Win Novel Sunday and Monday, Patsy Ruth Contests. Miller and Kenneth Harlan in “The =) King of the Turf.” chapter one of | Files in Bnnkruptuy Another striking success is the new capelet dress of Sunni crepe de chine. $50. Others. to $75. Cape suits of plaid flannel. and white flannel coats will be endorsed by smart women. Suit sketched, $49.50. Others, $25 to $79.50. Coat sketched. $39.50. Others. $25 to $75. Of the more formal coats—the taffeta tuxedo and cashmere-lined satin are important. $49.50 to $95. --in_supplying missing teeth is un- excelled and cannot be detected from o z : | ’IOL’! ’IS ’2052 ’IO.-! the natural teeth. No unsightly pro- the “Fighting Hearts” series, with | Equestriennes of Trinity College | [ tuberances to mar the facial contour Alberta Vaughn, Larry Kent and Kit | displayed experienced horsewoman. | to interfere with proper mastication Guard, and Park News Events. Tues- | ship during a novel horse mm(\ staged | otitoea day. Dustin Farnum, s Welch | by the institution yesterday afternoon | y . ind Patsy Ruth Miller in * on its show grounds and athletic field, | By Dr. Freiot and Staff of Neal Burns in “My Sw now under construction. Expert Careful Dentists Pathe colored review A gallery of ind Thursday, Gertrude i, | friends, relatives Lew Cody, s the judging of two cf Pitts in riding by Estler M The meticulously tied white pique stock for show wear will have a pin in the shape of a crop. Stocks, $3.25. Pins. $3.50. Black or brown calfskin boots with or without a cuff will be worn by the smart riders. The younger set will wear the “Wee Modern” cos- $13.50 and $25. tume. Skirts of flannel, $8.75; Jacquard Sweaters, $5.75; Collegiate Striped Belts, $1.75; Broadcloth Shirts, $5; Handkerchief'and Tie Sets, $2. Smart Women will wear alligator pumps. $13.50 and snake calfskin one-strap pumps, $12.50. Handmade Fiaies our speclality, Other piates In gold, aluminum, : Oth - GOLD_CROWNS AND_BRIDGE WORK. s anNiNnbbe s PER TOOTH. 36 AND $8. GUARANTEED Twenty-five vears of good. honest dentistrs is our record. Thousmds of ton Yence > vin Hazen of the satisfied patients ‘in Washingt d surroundi It a1 in positive i > Wi or's habit a derby ha f Mil: peaceful Riot” and ari Horse Show ‘and Trog=at "aatFEEHI ARk Tor. deRiIsrs Chbt In"nATMrSl TooKIng: Tastine” whe. T'o top the winner's habit a derby hat of Milan Events. Friday, double feature, Jack | Horse Show and cheered ihelr se Sunraniged: ! straw or felt will be worn. Milan Derby Pickford in “The Hill Bllly’ and| i ¢ Helen Louise Purcell as winners | = i Brelari 1o cell-ns win DR. FRE]OT Hats, $18, Felt Derby Hats, $12. Richard Talmadge in “The Prince of | '35 Helen Louse | At ance 107 Seventh St. N. W. 407 Spertswear, Millinery and Shoe Sections, Third floor Pep.” Saturday, D. W. Griffith’s & < soley “The Two Orphans” with Lillian | o ThS, JUIing was based sole ?:1;:‘M§hrl~;l‘}\‘chl "’:“{2 “i‘(‘:’ur ‘_"H_’l',i whom are students at the college. ENTRANCE NEXT TO KAY'S JEWELRY STORE et Amehur D(EhowE. cor © | the opening contest, won by Mi Four large reception reoms, eight operating extracting, and Impressior ; rcher.” *(Shows continuous | 3 ) g The entire”socond floer of two emtire Luildlngs clven over io operative snd Saturday froi .. Sunday from meehanical dentistry. Everything pertaining to the comfort of our patients you 3 pm.) iclo ol v far witl find here. - SGEDL p 4 Clasnitnsss 1s One of Our Maay Striking Features PRINCESS. it i ' Yers Speetal Attentlon to Nerrous Feople Shesad iss Cel [Extracting When Othor W eing Done sunday and Monday, Tom Mix in | third, and Mf\i ; s Hours: 5 A. Mot O P W on, emrnge: 10K N e Best Bad Man,” Lloyd Hamilton | Red Bird, was fourth. Othel for the 2 3 in “Framed” and news reel; Tuesday, | competed in this event were Misses | Be Sure You Get Into the Right Office. Mae McAvoy in “The Road to Glos Armstrong, Diskon, Donnelly, Rei- and comedy “Control Yourseli”: | man, Cook, Sullivan, Corcoran and| Wednesday, Madge Bellamy in * Morehe: i More Women" and Authur Stome in | Miss Purcell rode Black Beauty to| “Sherlock Seleuth”: Thursday, Lewis | Win in the second class. Miss n..,eue\ Stone in “What Fools Men”, comedy | Flannagan, on Bessie, was second; and vaudeville; Friday. Jonny Hines | Miss Florence Hurley, on Blaze Awa in “The Live W Episode_Six third, and Miss Orillia Hollis, on Ma: “Casey of the Guard” and | fair, fourth. Others who competed | comedy, “Cleaning Up” rday, | were Misses C in, Tighe, Fork- Tiarold Lloyd in “Why ‘er Fitzpatrick, Williams, Ryan, Cav-| Jimmy Aubrey in “The Boobh | anagh and Ennerking | #nd Episode 9 of “Battling Brewster, Miss Lucy Sullivan of the senior | = 1z 1 charge of general ar-| RAPHAEL. e . Albert Ashton of the K Reads to Wear Sections. Third floor. Over the Hurdles in Perfect Form Washington Horse Show May 14, 15, 17 and 18 Address Phone Main 19 Woodmard X Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets sunday, Ricl Talmadge in “The Saddle Club, directed | ne Streak, ble: Mon Ben Turpin in “Steel Prefer: comedy: Tuesday, Rudolph V “When Love Grows Cold 1 and comedy ent in *“The nedy; Thursday, Marie Prevost in | Jazz Bride” and comedy; ¥ri day, Lefty nn in “Heads Up"” qm Bob Custer in “No | Man’s Law” and (mnod\ TA \I\'O\l ~un:lm and Mon sorge Sidney | “The Cohens | s | { Bowers !n 'Th(‘ l’(m[:lp v Preston,” and comedy; W ed ‘ Fx anny Hurstn prize story, “Mannequin,” with Dolores Costello, Warner Baxter, Alice Joyee and Zasu Pitts, and com- edy: Friday, Tom Moore and - Bessie Love in “The Song and Dance Man,” & brings Great Reiiet. Stops Itching Instantly and Quickly Relieves Irritation Severe tests in cases of long the show. ; Food Shipments Renewed. COPENHAGEN, Denmark, May 12| v be resumed immediately. All-regular food_ships will sail this week. | Aesop | Coast GLEN ECHO OPENS SATURDA Both old and young are anticipat- ing the coming of Satur when Glen | This outdoor amusement park from May ’s Fable and “The Green Archer,” . 9: Saturday, Jack Holt and Florence Vidor in *Sea Horses.” | Aesop's Fables and “Casey of the| Modern Fur Here in offer the best possible protection for your Furs In the modern vaults located on our premises— Food exports to England are to that you can personally Gu.ml * No. b. Echo opens for the Summer. to September each vear is a Storage Vaults the Store see any time you care to— vour furs are adequately protected and insured against all loss and damage—plus the added con- venience of being promptly available when desired. popular resort for Washingtonians. Doubling the working crew to clean up odds and ends, the park manage- ment announces that everything wi be in readiness for lhe big day, Sat- urday. standing have proved that PAZO Have Your Furs Cleaned Before Storing Cold storage of the proper sort prevents moths from enter- ing the garment, but will not kill moth eggs already in it. The moth eggs will lie dormant and begin their de- structive work as soon as the garment is removed from storage. A thorough cleaning is the only way to pre- A Nominal Charge for Cleaning and Treating, as well as for Storing You can be assured of the best possible service at the most reasonable cost. WOODWARD & LOTHROP Washington...............1926 Please send for the following Fur articles to be stored in Fur Vaults in your store: MAIE (..o sadciiaii om o TR HAGLRR Lo vh Sas vabie sl Call (day).... ...(Date) Avticle . ...... .Value §. Windbreakers, full cut; of soft, durable suede with plain or Jacquard knitted collars, cuffs and bottoms, $22.50 and $27.50. Jackets and Vests, made ex- clusively for us in Denmark of selected chamois. $12.50 and The thrill of a race—a sense of per- fect rhythm between horse and rider is made doubly enjoyable by a con- sciousness of perfect detail in out- fitting. Apparel and Saddlery of the very best satisfies the horseman’s taste and is always Saddlery; including bridles and saddles, made by Martin & Martin, which assures fine leathers and hand-manufacture by England’s finest saddle ar- tisans. Specially priced. to be had here. Riding Boots in tan and black calfskin. Boots of a famous make, designed to give utmost service and comfort. $25. Riding Spurs; im- ported Englentine, $2.50 to $4. Crops; selected im- portations. $8.50 to Riding Breeches; in the best cuts with button knees. Some OINTMENT can be depended upon with absolute mnty to Stop any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. reinforced with buckskin and others with self material. Excellently tailored. $8.50 to $40. Article ....... ‘3:;‘“ : Recommended by Physicians and Druggists in United States Article ....... .Value $. and Foreign Countries. = Arkicle .. ....VllueS... PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 75¢ and in tin boxes, 60c. The circular ang circular enclosed fiflx each tul;i and Place X in square if you wish estimate box contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. of cost of cleaning and treating. Fur Section, Third floor. PARIS MEDICINE CO., Besumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo.