Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1926, Page 11

AMUSE KEITH'S—Violet Heming, Eddy known Ke e new well i bill numbers Violet actress, ! this week. -Many and ¢ntertaining s g apnears in Fdwin “The Nnob.” which opportunities to dis- own ability. The lit- a poor boy who affords her mw play her well & tle sketch tells of works up 10 a high ocial position. in I which he ignores his lowiy lrother to | deeeive his wife, who is wealthy a a jal leader. ‘The wife dis her hnsband’s subterfuge and tricks him inte a2 confessi that he le a snob. She is then rded herself 1o discover that her own father shares the zraft of bootleggers. Kenueth Lane and Herbert Heywood give Miss Heming effective and convineing sup- | especially A% nonstrating his ability as A half dozen cur- rded Miss Heming And and beautl: costimed da Seabury and Margaret (xsisted by half dozen pre honors whh the is one of the be: and Miss 1 chi to he liain shures My, Seabu Lefore the public been found in the “Fol Revue.” .\ taking featuve s the presentation of movi ay and Norma mes worn in their o the act latest n. the well known violin ironhle cony the udience that his yanks with the hest and he was quiteian ovatic offeri he from > Marie effertive A 1o of n after severa Indian Lo beinz Snng” the most popular Washinztonians ma Calvert and v score a hit with a mu ancing wwmond - Pike clever jug- aley and PPut singing_and triv, Pearl amilton and e a neat sketch Their voices blend I dance well. Carl Me Cullough tells several good stories and sings popuia ular house attractions fill out the program. Fordyce tled Pl sweetly viime erg & Co. comedian, dancer is company head- » Farle this week sing skit entitled A “Fimberg is a favorite | and with his brother | < much to the act Spanish sdancer, pssicted by Pacn Marino and Pilarica. | B Women Need act. offer com i pretentiously stazed Hispano Revne and dances to the o Louis” Marimba in encore number version of the hed entirely seen bere nat I 1 Could Onh amusinz skit The high 1 mimic Amusing. are fine in hzdon M v Seena Owe includes M b 1 o Birton and Laska \$ ters, I story of the hves two human der <. bey and girl, and an unserupulous sea tam. Pipe orzan music by Alexa Arons and the house t-resl fea tures complete an ente bill is the PALAC Never break.” is In “its Loew's | The plos 15 comedy the trigls and tr the motto of W the Old Army Jace this week which dr? Demdgs — remind you Cool, satisfying—1with the refreshing flavor of limes Bottled by S. FARBER, 703 North.Capitol Street. h's | comedy by Wil [ U “Music Box | "Babe’ Ruth MENTS the story is_weak. it serves to connect a series of “episodes that give Fields an opportunity to do the splendid work which has made famous with Ziegfeld's *Follies. Fields on the screen is very much like Kields of the stage. the comedian |even going so far as to throw a confi. dential wink directly into the camera, 1 thing said to be ‘not permitted in 2inema technique. of its weak ending and oc- - overdone comedy. musing, and it is wort “ields, in pajamas, c pourd chunk of ice in the Louise Rrooks ix present. hathing suit. and smiles A throtighout. | RIALTO—"The Prince of Pilsen. [ A modernized of th {mous old musical comedy, Prince of Pilsen.” is the current at- traction at the Rialto Theater. Mor anything else it -is a distinet m\ for our old friend, George version most other translations of the screel ‘he Prince of Plisen” has been greatly changed in the mak- ing. althongh the general thread of | the story is like unto the original. 1t concerns Hans Wagner of Cin- cinnati and his daughter Nellle, Who go for a trip abroad and become weparated. Hans goes to the prin- cipality, wherg the princess is await- ing the a of her betrothed, and | is mistaken for and acclaimed as | {the latter under the impression | {that he is heing initiated into the | | mysteries of der, like Saquirr hack | . Mans cets as far as| lthe altar | when he is [bui just t is delightful enter- When minutely examined, several flaws stand out { quite minently. among them an | inappropriate fashion show at the marriage ceremony. ‘The tempo of | | the picture throughout seems rather slow for e comedy. eorze Nidney. with but precious little competition. carries off the | honors of the picture. He is one of the few actors who has but little, [if any. trouble in gripping his audi- ence. und as the simple-minded Ci cinnati brewer he grips them mo: effectively, for they laugh hoth with land at him, but not, however, with- | lout being fouched from time to time | | with his' simple goodness. Myrtle | Stedman, Allan Forrest and Anita | {Stewart have the other leading role | ks ! himseif. . “The Little | - program. wm Daddies.” 5, ttrac- | \le! opolitan, Is| be sad- tnappro- suggesis anything making pictured in tion at much too clever dled with such priate name, tha: but the clean f: ting ihe most | amusing comedies screened in a long National | vefresh- Tvish oduetion 10 the Charife A of e forth o vrocession of L his every appearonce as fightin Irishman. George Nidney is equally clever in the role of Papa. Fisklebau natured parent of the ho Toves a few frishme Mamma. ¥ pis laughs Pat O'Uiten, a thinks all e the | ha Ralston, and Jac Sudhall immy O'Brien, h 1rish sweethear ‘After a series of near-tragedies the lovers finally are united happily, mm even mamma gives her joyful con- sent. An O. Henry sStory, “Elsie in New laugh to the ehow and, together witha Pathe news | e, a Pathecolor film of Ha {Cuba, and appropriate orchestral num- sting sidelizhts of what really Persia and in the South ffered in the double biil at w's (‘olumbia this week. Although nothing very exciting develops during the course of the hour and a half that is required to show “Grass” and “Moana,” there Is nevertheless an op- portunity for one to increase one's knowledge of subjects that the aver- age picture patron cares but little about anyway. Perhaps the fact that the plctures of this sort are usually ROOF REPAIRING GUTTERING—SPOUTING PROMPT SERVICE S. ROSE 616 F St.N.W. 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Dr.Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN QC](S‘ For six year olds o1 sixty— at fountains or in bottles Phone Main 5045 MONDAY POUND CAKE - 1-lb., 25¢ 2-lb., 49¢ A Wonderful Value 5(‘, Per Can Honey Dew Ripe Pineapple (large cans) is the finest grade packed. SHRIVER'S A-1 PEAS Very smallest packed. This brand: has heen a: favorite for years. And at this lowered price they are a real value, No what the there is no hetter canned pine- apple than Honey Dew. matter price, Oranges Are No Longer Merely a Winter Fruit California now supplies vou all Summer long that famously goad variety known as California “Valencias.” These oranges do not spoil readily, but are best, of course, if served cold from your ice hox. In the opinion of many, this variety of orange is the best orange of all the many good ones this country produces 1st size, doz., 60c—or 6 oranges for 30c 2nd size, doz., 50c—or 6 oranges for 25¢ 3rd size, doz., 40c—or 6 oranges for 20c Potatoes. Surely was some potato sale we had last week. Only temporary market drop enabled us to make such a low price. Before our advertisement appeared the market price jumped up one dollar per barrel and consequently our price this week must be higher. But it surely was someipotato sale. New Potatoes This Week 5Lbs. 23c—or 10 Lbs. 45c Tomatoes Mississippi grown now’ offered vou. [Have our clerk include a green or partly green tomato in vour purchase. It will ripen to a full red color in the ordinary room tem- perature. Al tomatoes we receive from Mississippi are picked“and shipped before they turn red. and the full red ripe ones have become that way since they were shipped. The partly green tomato you refnse today will be full red-ripe tomorrow. We make this explanation because so many people de- mand full red tomatoes, which sometimes spoil if kept without ice until the next day. Of conrse, inll red-ripe tomatoes should be kept in the ice-box, which presefves their condition for aiday o two | New Tomatoes are 1 2]/2 c lower in price—per Ib... .., Large, Fine Lemons. . ......... .doz., 30c Western Boxed Apples. ... ... ...3 Ibs., 25¢ New Texas Onions. ...........4 lbs., 25c Mavis Chocolate Sauce Small Can Large Can FIG BARS Perlh. 1215¢ Unlike ordinary butters, Land O’ Lakes Sweet Cream Butter is made entirely from sweet, table-quality cream. As soon as possible after the cream is produced, and while it is still fresh and sweet, it is pasteurized and churned into Land O’Lakes Sweet Cream Butter. SWEET Due to its extreme pur- ity, Land -.O’Lakes Sweet Cream Butter retains. . its sweet, delicious flavor until used. h JUNE PerCan 250 Per pkg].71/2C 2 21, 1926. HEINZ Rice Flakes So widely - advertised in the Washington newspapers. You'll find -them as good as the adver- tisements say they are. for SOON Our New Storeroom at 3255 M St. N.W. Is approaching completion and will be opened soon. will be the grocery for We believe it most convenient store in Georgetown country people to do their grocery buying. CHEESE SNAX Shll selling a( 15c per pkg. hefore This fine quality “Orange Pekoe” dea ix one of the best teas on the market Tced tea time is here (at times) da will prove a delizhtiul (Small Can) eat” g T Fresn mIvER HERRmG RoE 1 Onion-—chopped fine. 2 Exgs--well benten. pe Mashed potatoes 2 Tableapoons cracker meal. 1 can TIDEWATER Herring Roe. A reve! fore cut a cupervision could get Mix ingredients with salt and pep- per to taste. Make into small round eakes and fry in hot fat until a golden brown. . ee list of specials for this week’s price. Silver Label Peas Blue Ridge Corn Cordova Succotash 12 Cordova was made with fresh lima beans. This is a good product at a price much under its real value. Campbell's Beans 3 for 25¢ | Ritter’s Beans 3 for 25¢ Van Camp’s Beans 3 for 22¢ Heinz Beans Beechnut Spaghetti Ritter’s Spaghetti 10c Pink Salmon Many people who formerly pur- chased “Red” Salmon are turning to this reasonably priced Pink Salmon. You, too, may have quit buying red ‘salmon; if so, why not try a can of "pink? It's good salmon, and every can is fvuaramccd to please. Per Can 17¢ CANADA DRY This famous product now sells in our stores— Bottles with real delicior Widhér’s Grape Juice Per Quart ......... KING OSCAR SARDINES Famously good Norwegi: Tidewater Herring Roe Per Can........... a can of we believe No matter you should not be satistied until you have tried a can of * 2 for 25¢ | Heinz Spaghetti 2 for 25¢ 2 for 25¢ Franco-American Spaghetti 10c WHITE ROSE DORSCH’S BOND All large size loaves. 12¢ CLUB CHEESE Summesr buy Per Loaf the vou'll During months often. Ask for Club Cheese in the HALF-POUND carton 35¢ |rrarn20c cheese (Our Stores Will Close Each Wednesday at 1 P.M.) Day After Tomorrow WEDNESDAY Begins the groceryman’s Summer half holidays. co- ..pm-mm\ n Ql st practice, and we are Sure all the men employed in the grocery buginess in Washington are ;:rateml for the opportunity vour as this half day’s recreation during the Summer months, SO PLEASE REMEMBER—Wednesday (this week) our stores all close at 1 p.m. SPECIALS THIS WEEK “Keystone” Pears Can Pears are particularly can quickly convinces SUNNYSIDE PRUNES Stewed Dried Pro Try these once and you'll appreciate the convenience of Your vears has made this a successful ance has given them of enjoving as to rvul*(\ 2 for 256 . ready to eat when the can is opened ymbined 39c 2 for 25C 1 smoked sardines, at bargain price. 15¢ to those who have never he- Solid packed roe; under carefil any other herring roe we canned herring re Tidewater” brand. better than as heen idewater. what vour experience with hegFing roe DELICIOUS PEAS PACKE FRESH FOR YOU 2 Price Per Can 20c Sanitary Butter Per Lb. 500