Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 42

\ul ional — 30 pam. Pirst FOUR-DAY TRUCE INYAQUI WARFARE Gen. Obregon Exnected to Meet Chiefs Within That Time to Talk Peace. 220 pm. President—"What at $:20 p.m. s—Betty Blyt nd 8:15 p.m. Auditos mu\hdl Jand and 1 Br the Ascociated Press NOGALES, Ariz., 9 gales Herald \’xum that Gen. Al ed to meet with Yaqui Indians within the next four days to discuss |a peace terms Recent published reports that Gen. Obregon had been killed or is held captive by the Yaquis have brought repeated denials from correspondents of the Herald along the west coast of Mexico. The Guaymas correspondent als telegraphed that br heen ¢ 1o deliver an petition to ( Sonora corps are: settlement of the dispute a of the Indians' uprising more than | two weeks ago. The Mexican govern- | ment will insist that the Yaquis ]nu\r\ their sincerity giving up stated. 13 ates that re- and reli: September 2:15 and 55 p.m. nd 9 p.m. by ports, credited to ble” sour proc truce betw troops. to 11 pim. 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Phone North 9600 | |2 § § g =% Expert Fitting: ] ‘The ability to fit trusses, elas- tic hosiery and abdominal sup- porters perfectly cannot be ac- quired except by long experience. Gibson's fitting staff have been doing this work™ faithfully and skillfully for many years. Our service has been available to the public of Washington for the last 20 years. Avail yourself of this great opportunity if you need any artificial appliances. % We Play LOEW'S Vaudeville Continuous—18 neen to 11 p. m. “MARE NOSTRUM” Whader Ploture With Il.lGE TERRY and ANTONIO MORENO ON THE STAGE Billy Barnes & Jack Barten IN “KANDY KROOKS” and Ninth ear adies’ unb 'r:ifi:;mok% ol AROUND THE WDRLD REVUE Harry— MNDER BROS. —Willie Next Wuk—"Brl]:l'xl'l"xl?v Balher in Florlia GLASGOW Orpheus Choir (Sixty Voices) Hugh S. Roberton, Conductor Poli’s, Tues., Oct. 5th—4:30 $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00—No Tax On sale Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, Droops, 13th and G. Maln 6493 Main 4300, N. Y. Symphony Orchestra WALTER DAMROSCH. Conductor POLI'S THEATER—1:30 P.M. Three Concerts—Nov. 9, Dec. 7, Feb. 1 Soloists, SCHUMANN-HEINK PAUL KOCHANSKI, Violinist Otto Klemperer, Guest Conductor Season tickets, 8700, 86, $4.50, £3, now on sale at eene’s Concert Bu’ reau, Droop's, 13th & G. Phone M. 6193. PRESI DENT Torignt " & "l :"1;"]“‘ 2118 §:20 All Seats50¢| LAST 6 TIMES BY LAURENCE STALLINGS AND MAXWELL ANDERSON Next Week—Seats Now. THE KISS lN A TAXl 1t Is Town Talk SPANISH MUSICALE and_ Feature Plotu A DAUGHTFR OF PARIS LIFE OF VERDI t the Washington AUDIT Rium # TONIGHT A", (Mats. Today, Sat., Sun.) The Critica Said “Oscasion 1% a rare one Something different and better in music and movie.” fine_artists—a worthy attrac- HERALD. ceived hoariy approval of audience, e artists—and fascinating pictures.’* Film Features DUMBARTO 'l'u? “Al!"mlhl A'Q LLOYD HUGHES_ |n 00r GIRLS ; Ist SL & R. 1. K AMERICAN TANET A'im e “THE SHAMROCK. HANDICAR MAN WM. BOYD, VI NOLDS. RALPH LEWIS, TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. Today at 7 and 0 v ‘nnm»d, 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 cchLE :m“nlc ‘rarkln: lhnl Showing 7. M"'“fi'}("v'v 25 MARY ETT PARK THEATER RUDOLPH VALENTINO first pictw “THE DELICIOUS LITTLE DEVIL” FAVORITE 62 H Street N.'W. “EARLY TO ,WED." _Amateur night. SIDNEY LU HIPPODROME * rear oth “BACHELOR BRIDES" ADDED ATTRACTION, MISS ANXE BRINL VIOLINIST. “ALL “THIS TE 14th St. and R. L Ave. H. B. WARNER. “WHISPERING SMITH” OLYMPIC YousSt. Bet.14th & 15th CONWAY TEARLE “The Sporting Lover” DANCING. PRIVATE DANC- HISIIIIGI'OI’S LEADING THEITEI!S LOEW'S PALACE COLUMBIA F_Street at 18t 18th I’ lt‘l'o.t at_13th Coatiauous, 10:30 -.—u "1“ & medl FOUR DE LUXE SHOWS 'rmn AND FINAL WIEK 120,330, 7AND O P. M. RUDOLPH potels VALENTINO “THE SON OF THE SHEIK” £ NEXT WEEK S MNetro-Goldwyn-Moyer Presents “LA BOHEME" WITH LILLIAN GISH AND JOHN QILBERT IN “HOLD THAT LION" ON THE STAGE JAN GARBER'S | |- FAMOUS RECORDING ORCHESTRA FAREWELL WEEK FOR RUBINOFF Famous GUEST-CONDUOTOR A T RIALTO —NOW PLAYINGG— A GREAT BILL—TOO GOOD TO MISS “BROKEN HEARTS OF HOLLYWOOD” WITH LOUISH DRESSER, PATSY RUTH MILLER, UGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. A, Throbbing Tale of Those Who Seek for Fame and Fortunme in the Moving Pleture Studios of Hollywood —ON THE STAGE— “WINTER FASHION REVUE” The Nowest Styles in Feminine Finery Displayed by Beautfful GIRL MODELS PALAIS ROYAL. 74 Dirscted by MISOHA GUTE A TRLEER £ Oonducting Washington's Best Orchestrs. R OTHER HITS AND NOVELTIES AL unmmmwmu i3, [ METROPOLITAN | ST. AT 10TH™ TODAY 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. First National Presents COLLEEN MOORE AND EXCEPTIONAL CAST IN | IT MUST BE LOVE | EXTRA THE RECORD BOYS Redlo and Phonograph Favorites Today at 3:30, 5:25, 7:25 and 9:30 p. m. | —————— Cartoon—Overture—News CONTINUOUS ORCHESTRA MUSIO Washington's Finest Orchestra DANIEL BREESKIN, Conductor “The Metropolitan Ramblers’” Vl" 1 ON DAVIS, Conductor t” Syncopators DAYS ONLY IOM- m. to 1:30; 5 to 7:30 'S TIVOLI CRANDALL'S , TAVOLL . AY—LLOYD HUGHES in “PALS W — CONSTANC S TR Hiss OF 18th St—Nelow F TODAY 1:30 TO 11 P. A NIGHT IN CHINA GoRamors ORIENTAL f DAVE SCHOOLER & C0. CMEUST FIATIE CHARWS® IIIIlIlIIII"IIIIIIllllllll \ h Three Other Great Acts ON THE SCREEN BEN LYON WITH MAY McAVOY IN THE SAVAGE CRANDALL'S LLOYD HUG ™ Tln-un-r N w TH C"ANDAL‘ ’s omk o b CRANDALL’S co "”“ 3 Av T CRANDALL'S f:*;}"’".,flf‘.'(fi' TODAY AD TOM! _\nvl( CRANDALL’S Tr\lw\\‘— EYELY TOMORT, um in “PE 4 m1u MIL- % BENT FER QUELIN TR R TWICE DAILY 2:30---8:30 ee at3 ATIONAL ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF nd_ forelgn s of first rank “FAR ALEAD OF OTHER STAGE AND FILM PRODUCTIONS, ‘BEN 1UR’ IS MORE THAN A MOVING PICTURE. MORE THAN A PLAY”--Evening Times. FRENZIED CHEERS AT EVERY PERFORMANCE: THE WORLD'S GREATEST THRILLS THE ONARIOFY RA(E ImE SEA_ FIGHT _ Al 093 OTHER SCENES IN DIRECTED BY FRED NIBLO “AI.I!ADV RANKED 8Y SEVERE CRITICS AND THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS WHO HAVE SEEN IT ELSEWHERE AS ONE OF THE TRULY GREAT PRODUCTS OF THE MOTION PICTURE WORLD"”--Evening Star. 30—TOURING SYMPHONY onansnTA'-so AND THE SAME STAGE EFFECTS EMPLOYED I BOSTO DELPHIA, CHICAGO AN 8567 3 DAvlmN’s Tcl(h el)llnll;el]allll‘t cor- EROF. MRS qmrfly nnvm”-n;'x:g'fl s ; an H"I g 2 and Tango, Few & Chnleulon Valencia. Latest V nrllltnnl THE Pipiessional stage dancioe: th kind that gets you engage: ments _ Aleo Halirdon Oganoknn' ildren's classes. . Oct. Bl Mo xR #nd Main 3108, 30° Grand Opemng Dance NATIONAY, ,F'wa'flmr cLUB SATURDAY NIGHT OF THIS WEEK he Main Ballroom of the CITY CLUB 1320 G STREET Dancing. 9 to 12 0'Clock 7 person irobe check- ingfree: {rée Mistruction foF besinners. ““THE PLACE T0 GET ACQUAINTED.” Note-Last Saturday night 286 people vaded throueh the rain to at it the, Washington Hotel. That ls w 'y the Jub 1s e iy n?;‘n: i} ve" e 184 dance .»m Tax POLI’S TONIGHT THE GOOD FELLOW With JOHN_E. HAZZARD 'WII.H'I SHUBERT Ma! Teday Lasc oz uman M e upr S 10 S Trior to_New York The Messrs. Shubert Present FAY BAINTER ~ “FIRST LOVE” =7 30, BRUCE MoRAE ana ¢ | | ¥exT suNpax SEATS THUR. I RICHARD HERNDON Presents An American Comedy by Barry Conners “THE ., Claiborne PATSY” Foster | And Origigal Booth Theater N. X. Cast Her Cardhoard Lover By JACQUES DEVAL WARDMAN PARK The Motion Picturs Guild Three Shows Daily. g(:ym?fle?&"g'em