Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1926, Page 13

__THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1926 Opening Attractions in the Theaters (Continued from Twelfth Page.) 18 seldom found ir light pictures. Mal- colm McGregor, as the hero, is pleas-( ant, =o there’s nothing lost. “The Record BRoys,” who are well | known to all Washington radio fans, | are very well received and give a few good numbers on the stage. The com-| edy s an “Aesop Fable.” A scenic| film and newsreel are the rest of the screen pumbers, The two orchestras of the theater,| alwaye a delight. have good programs for hoth the pictures and the over-| tures, i the Shiek." | Valentino's 1 - n of the | Bhiek.” went into its third week at| the Columhia vesterday. This photo- | play deserves to the fullest extent the | compliment the Washington public is | paving it_hy halding it here for three Wweeks, This woeek's engagement has been announced as the The story i¢ the sequel to that of | "alentino’s firet striking success, | “The Sheik.” He iz well supported in this final effort by Vilma Banky. | one of filmdom's latest real finds., from ol Hunzary he news |'fiol; and other short features, with an es- | pecially fine musical program, aug-| ment this exceptional entertainment. which ix still drawing capacity houses. o 1 RIALTO—"Broken Hearts of Holly-| wood.” Aside from the keener note of ure in the pie of he - ing interesting feature at the N week might con- sidered med. But “Broken | Hearts of Hollywood” form only the | background for a gripping drama of | mother love, the intensity of which | o< the picture among the fine | matic episodes of the film vear. | producers may have had the| desive to show weuldhe stars the! misery and disillusion which Iurks in| the ontskirts of Hollywood (and they | succeeded in doing this to a certain | extent), hut the outstan of the Warner Bros. p all.conquering pow love, Louise Dresser, povtr mother whe had been disowned by her hushand and separated 5 » wanted emational | Ise. Patay | ingenne | ter for whom any mother | pay the supreme | = moments of the | inherited ting cast includes | nd § art Holmes, the & from his usual role | n to become a man of | honor. Mischa Guterson introduces | his special featuge, a fashion revne | tn a manner which is well received. | Snapshots of scereen celebrities e | shown in lieu of the usual comedy feature. A news reel and a con 1 overture from “The Student Prince” complete the bill AMBASSADOR— Must Be Love Collean Moore, supported by Mal- | colm MeGregor, Avthur Stone, Jean | Hersholt. Dorothy strom and a_no tahle cast, is the of an ex hill heing presented for the fi in Washington at Cr 7 2 dor the first three davs of this week. of which the primary feature is “It! Must Be Love! Fi 1s camera version of the Saturd ninz Post story. “Delicatessen.” puxiliary offerings comprise a id a4 new release of | eview. The hill is further augmented hy the pipe organ music contributed by Mirahel Lindsey and Gertrude Kreiselman i A complete review of the feature | and supplementary attractions will be | found in cor n with Crandall's | Metropolitan | TIVOLI—"The Clinging Vine.” Leatrice Joy in “The new producers’ release. tured star at ndall's the two davs of this week. fustifics her stardom under the R. De Mille hanner e story of * Clinging Vine™ affords her n exe lent opportunity te reveal again those attributes that have made her one of | the maost popular fignres on the screen. | Tn this suhject Miss Joy is ¢ < buiness woman who run a gigantic in- Ans from modest desk of a pri | vate secretary. She hires and fires at | will and in time dispenses—or thinks she does ith the services of a| tor who “had it.” When <he realizes that she is actually in love with the vietim of her efficiency. | cllmaxes develop in rapid succession. Tn the star are seen Tom | Moore and I ldeson, two ster- | ling actors { The comy attraction for the first bhill of p £ is Mack Sennett’s | “A Love & *in which all of the ! Sennett co 1 Another sn organ aceom Indes contr ted by Otto ¥ concert A at the console, fda V.« 1ssistant, CENTRAL—"Desperate Moments.” “Desperate Moments,” chief featu of the hill he presented the fi two davs of 1the esent week at ( er, enlists of unusual ca a role in the play | ¢ not executed with the fine | aracteristic of the schooled | himist | tanghm: fashiones nile members of the subj Anather entry Free Lecture —ON— Christian Science —BY— Judge Frederick C. Hill, C.S. —OF— Clinton, Illineis Tuesday, September 28, 1926 At First Church of Christ, Scientist. mbia Rd. and Fuclid §t. N.W., at 8 P.M. Under the Auspices of First Church of Christ Scientist Ne Collection All Welcome Woodward & Mo Special Selling HANDBAGS $3 $5 As many styles of pouch bags, underarm bags and slim envelopes as are smart for this Fall. In the new Autumn colors to match or contrast with your costume. Most exceptional values. Pin Seal Morocco Hudson Seal Lizard Calf Beaver Calf ‘Russia Calf Crocodile Calf Leather Goods Section, First floor. Smart Fashions in Little Women's Dresses, $25 Women of small stature will find these dresses especially designed to fit them. They exploit the newest fashions in crepe satin, flat crepe and crepe de chine—and in the new colors, SKETCHED — Black crepe satin smartly uses both sides in this youthful model, with a bright Persian metal cloth pocket and collar points, $25. Epecial Size Section, Third floor, Glove Silk Undergarments Comfortable and Fconomical The vests are well tailored and fin- ished with shoulder straps of self material. In all the wanted shades. $1.95 and $2.95. The bloomers in shade and texture to match the vests and some are fin- ished with Marvelfit crotch which insures longer wear. $2.95 to $4.95. Silk Underwear Section, First floor. The Jerkin A New Sweater $5.75 to $13.75 For campus and town wear—zephyr woul slip-on sweaters in plain col ors, Jacquard weaves and stripes. © Autumn colors. SKETCHED—Jerkin sweater wallflower shades. Pointed Crew neck distinguishes the windbreaker-like sweater. Each, $5.75. Sportswear Section, Third floor. Bob Evans’ Uniforms, $3 Exclusively with Woodward & lLothrop. Hostesses will find these Bob Evans cotton pongee uniforms correct in every detail and well tai- lored. Black and gray. Aprons, with collar and cuffs, $1. Of white lawn, finished with scallops or rickrack braid. Uniform Section. Third floor. £- 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Smart Fall Hats Designed Especially for the Matron *15 © *60 Including Original French and Eng- lish Imports, New York Models and Adaptations Made in Owr Owen Salons Simple, sophisticated and extraordinarily chic—these hats are ideal for the matron. The supremely high crown--so much the vogue—is particularly suited to her—especially when developed in soft felts. soleille velour and supple velvets—often stitched in shadow embroidered motifs. A gorgeous array of the new Autumn colors. SKETCHED—Lison’s stately high crown hat of stitched Chanel red velvet, with a sparkling pin that accentuates its grace and chic, $35. Millinery Section, Third floor. \f 4 Outstanding Styles in Women's Winter Dress Coats Y79 v %195 the Dolman, Tailored and Bell Bleused Back—2Medici Collar Tuvedo Kevers—Patou-inspired Vee-tucking and Intricate Stitching The all-important Cloth Coat, fashioned of soft. deep pile fabrics and. new sucde-finished fabrics—luxuriously fur- trimmed—feature the smart styles endorsed by Paris. In the new Fall colors and black. i SKETCHED—Grackle-blue Kashmyrna coat, , with gray wolf tuxedo collar and bell sleeves, $150. SKETCHED—Arkbar coat, with deep shawl collar and cuffs of beaver and' intricacy in the vee-shaped back and side cording, $175. Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Interesting New Colors and New Fabrics Distinguish Fall Overblouses 0 » 3195 Including the new Rustic Browns—Claret Red—Jungle Green— Printed Silks —and Brilliant Metal Cloths Overblouses of rich simplicity to complete the elegant after- noon ensemble—of shimmering gold or silver metal cloth or of silk crepes in the new Fall shades for informal wear. SKETCHED—Stenciled silver metal cloth blouse with black velvet, $19.75. Jungle green crepe de chine blouse, embroidered in wool, $16.75. Blouse Section, Third floor. For the Miss in Her Teens School Frocks $16-75 Smart simplicity is the mark of the well dressed Junior Miss. She will find, such smartness in_these wool and silk dresses for school. Trim little models in ne one and two piece styles. Serge Twill Crepe Satin ° Crepe Roma Flat Crepe Wool Poplin Jersey Junior Misses' Section, Fourth floor. Emblemized Middies 1With Y our High School Insignia $1.95 Separate Insignia, 75¢ Of white jean lonsdale, wi long sleeves, these regulation “"Gym” Middies may be had with any of the High School or Powell-Junior High insignia. Separate emblems may be purchased separately. Regulation Sateen Bloomers, $1.75 Navy Blue Serge Bloomers, $4.50 School Blouses, for dress and sports, $1.45 to $5. Pleated Skirts, $3.50 to $6. Qirls’ Furnishings Section, Fourth floor. Costume Slips $3.95 IWith Decp Hip Hems Radium and Treco-Sham fashion these lovely slips for Fall wear. Many of the radium slips have built-up shoulders. Extra sizes in baronet satin (rayvon) and embroidered pongee slips have hodice tops and deep hem. In the wanted Fall colors. Costume Slip Section, Third floor. Paris Proclaims the Smartness of Reboux’s Ostrich Boas $3 to- $30 Rehoux's ostrich boas to accompany chic afternoon and evening irocks. You will find the selection here offers a variety of attractive lengths and the colors promi- nent in the Fall mode. SKETCHED—Chanel red and beige combine in this smart ostrich Boas, for afternoon wear, $8.50. Neckwear Section, First floor. Coolie Coats $8.50 and $25 For Boudoir and Evening The Lustrous Silk Coats, striking in radiant colors and designs are popular for evening wear. $25. Those fashioned of wool challis are fash- jonable for lounging robes and have the added advantage of being warm. In bril- liant colors, $8.50. Negligee Section, Third floor. . 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Specialized price, $5.85. Same model in Patent Leather, $5.85, DOWN STAIRS STORE » Satin-Faced Crepes 400 yards of the new, iashionahle silk. All- silk satin-faced crepe in new Fall colorings of $2-50 claret red. jungle green. Chinese blue, capri, ocean and innumerable others. Very low priced. DOWN STAJRS STORE sa0s Crinkled Bedspreads ?/::iiaet:%ria'd $ 1 . 95 Double and three quarter hed sizes in these lovely Crinkled Bedspreads that add an artistic note to your bedroom Deeply crinkled. with woven-in stripes of blue, rose, lavender and gold on cream grounds. These Spreads surprisingly high grade— Buy in Quantities. DOWN STAIRS STORE Correct Fall Frocks : Featuring Crepe-back Satin Georgette and Velvet Combinations Paris and Fashion, hoth affirm these Frocks for afternoon wear New one and two picce versions of jersey and poiret sheen are smartly adapted for sports. 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