Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1926, Page 38

. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C._MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1926. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. ed Worcester, Mass, by train and AMUSEMENTS. "~ __AMUSEMENTS. . AMUSEMENTS. AE."UN UN FARM National —“Ben-Hur" (fourth week), e T then Bisandivesssaviden antun ae T e ohotopas. 2t 30 ana 330y | OF YOUTHFUL “COWBOYS” | "SS5 e cota to0 severe tnst Wtshmgton Auditorium || [5=5; GAYETY Jueulds, Belasco—“Magda,” drama, at 8:20 e pi vn);:_ht. Albright and Darlington left K lfi's-u S.Mu.l':;fic‘:w:“! g RIALT pm. Two Youngs ith | Carkhuft trying to sieep beside the ‘ R 8 _ |Two Youngsters Armed With, /0o geclded to hunt shelter. They POWDER PUFF FROLIC NS RIANING Poli's—“The Challenge of Youth, Hunting Knives Restored to |ran into a Peekskill policeman, who CHORUS Outstrivs ‘Em AlL A smasmiNe mrE! ature ™ C. drama, at §:20 p.m. took them to the station and there i cROWDS! President. F\or. RBkarsom. Wand Homes, Third Still Missing. discovered that an alarm was out for & ’.':'x‘g m;—u—n.«.n Bath,” farce, at $:20 p.m. By the Associated Press ung Carkhuff. e T i amias, 3 il ’ ravde | PE KIL . Octol e P dig g = = - President to Ask Congress| Keith's—Theodore Roberts, vaude. |, (KT Bh el ALLOWEEN : Toll House Tavern i, | mearly & w > Fessenden to Push Consolidation Earle-—Ned vburn’s “Variety | School at West Newton, Mass., were e ne| N Road o\ e Show,” vaudeville, continuous, 130 | vestored to their. familles. Inec, nieht *owrEY Fok X and Relief Acts. to 11 p.m. g and the police of Peeksklill were ex- Costumes, Nolse Muken, |‘:'K;’5Pfl':_ ! WARNER KENNEbY'S Strand—Nonsensical Revue,” vaude. | Pcting hourly to find the thivd. Novelties , » SRR o ville, continvous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. The boy still missing is Stacey Cark- ) o g Dia- TOL.:. HOUSE ?REE,EEI.EA | & Ay huff, son of F. G. Carkhuff of Akron, GARRISON'’S monds for manu- Dancing For Reservations Biibre e ol mbottant) Tnatirs y—Powder and Puft Frolic,” | Gnig, “vice president of the Firestone | \Whalesale Toy and Novelty Co., Inc. facturing Purposes. of legislation President Coolidze will Sl o e Tire Co. rkhuff is directing the 3 : = e e - The absslute peer of all college pletur urge upon Congress when it next Mutual —Midnight Frolics,” bur- Seerch, AT B cotie TRt ith: Mis. __ SME StreetNW. = me‘mgf \,&“ Shah - Jivifed b oo "marvaions lasTax’ of “The meets. They are farm relief, of a|lesque. at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. Carkhuff as soon as their son was re- constructive and conservative nature rows” lat ATie|porten anissing, == and consolidation of the railroads. 15 500, 780 a5AT9M0 pim. r ok ARt FRAMES St ol s Bathve s S, e , s = = e = s HI W = EXTRA NN PENNA. AVE. AT 9T ” This i the firm belief of some of =L : Dhe Minute ito Pl at | of Buffalo and Franc B. Darling- MT. VERNON MIDNIGHT FROLICS “T"! coLLEGIANs e » have discussed these two e - ia D) v . e e e vory | 1130 am., 50, 335, 680, 138 and | {onoTiAneonie, Coem, They old the For Enclosing STEAMER Tnternaticnst. Nennatthor Wite . 1 s realized that the Presi 9:35 p.m. v lel e school last Mon- ¢ ity mircntaten ‘the fact that| Metropolitan—“Subway _Sadie, day, intending to become cowboys in Back Porches Charles Macalester e Ty T T gy s o B B el B | Back Porches © ||| Charles Macalester |/ =i r R i e A hOR b <ho du tio 4 re | 9:45 pm. ) > = fin e Mecle time F fare you'd need to enclose the 10 A.M. and 2 P.M. West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase Wil be little time cral 1ogis: | Palace—“You'd Be Surprised.” at . . 1ation inasmuch as the gr ar 1050 a.m., 12:30, 2:30, 4 45 back sporch. Stop in and i Featuring Maurice Harmon 3 oun Tip, i g the session will he occupied in pass-{ .45 ooy Calibai At wnd his 9:45 p.m. 1l us you want. - Admission, 25¢ Ing the various zeneral supply bills. g . = . and it is therefore undetermined Just |, L] 2 No Order Too Small Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Club Mirador Orchestra (‘luwuu 5 how insistent he will be for agricul- £ b = - i Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays Supper Dance 10 P.M. to 2 g Stanley ¥ tural relief and railroad consolidation mbassador—"Subway Sadie,” at s =3 | For Reservations Call Bethesd P rat 1t is thought not unlikely that the 8 and 9:50 p.m. J. Frank l(elly, Inc. o S Bua President in his recommendations to| Wardman Park—The Golem,” at Lumber and Millwork SRR | el A ‘m Frs Conircss il aink them; S eklyrrirrealy i 2101 Ga. Ave. North 1343 When in Need of 7""“:;': “"““ A TODAY 11 A. M TO 11 P. M. some extent. The Pr Al Central—"“The Sea Wolf,” at 12:30 r | Masquerade Costumes ’ rst Natiomal Presents - som nt. Th : . Sea Wolf,’ :30, At 2:30 Flrst N 13th St.. Relow F 3 < 2:30, 30. 8 and 9:40 p.m. v Bo to $2.50 x...,. ‘Bhudert S0¢ 10 $2.00 e TODAY 1:30 TO 11 . M. t. s i n (Colored)—“Fine Manners,” R 1 Wigs, StageMake-up or m DOROTHY MACKAILL "En ful whet o would be g0 ardently in | continuous, 2 to 11 p.m. o favor of effecting practical raiiroad el e Novelties JACK MULHALL mergers were it the fact that you need in blank i i Ang Wer, Distinguiahed, Compasy: Fexsy Shaw and Ches. Murrs e ita Wi “womd | THREE SHOT AS SPIES. books can be ‘fileq | 3 ©OF Parties and Entertainments " UNAGDAS " ’ WAYBURN’ e T T f “MAGDA” SUBWAY st rates. Morcover. the President is|o o - ¢ R. C. M. Burton & Son — DIE known to have expressed himself to|Russians, One a Woman, Executed E. Morrlson Paper Co. 911 E St. Main 4361-4362 TExXTRA the extent of also feeling that judi in Moldavia 009 Pa. Av i = Vienna Musical Sensa clous and practical consolidations - e. 000000000000 00000 T IN CHIEF CAUPOLICAN would mean the salvation of the so-| BALTA, Moldavia, October 18 (#).— P called fittle railroads as well as thel o o e AN, were —in essential in all Cane Y et strenthening of the entire transpor o mon, Play Sate-Conmit OCR Optometrist s K3 DUCHESS 2130, mu. 7:30, 9135 P. {65 enrichities, o s o ed | shot vesterday for alleged espionage M 5 g e s : ged espionake| M. A. LEESE OPTICAL co. r. Paint-Up An Old Set of SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Fablo—overmuro—Nows—Novelty Lot i i that such a step would be i nta- [ in behalf of Rumania. It was charged l'»l‘ '"II St s - GYPN AND COMPANY OF 150 S ————— ON THE SCREEN geous ta the couniry at large and would | they gave information systematically ays: CONTINUOUS ORCHESTRA MUSIO & . Rerve i ik one of the reat eco 1o The Rnmanian War- office Tespect: s Furniture Made to = = e DORIS KEI"OI nomic problems of the present time. ing the location of Red army forces. No matter & " “THE METROPOLITAN RAMBLERS" P “ ““ BTt i i ! an what you want | Look Just Like New ||i[|Free, Wholesome Fun|/|}| rox pavis. conducter ot The President will ne to paint, sce me For only $2.20 for Everybody m:‘:v'\:z;’;x"é:{u n'fx'r' sl MlsMATES cupport le ion providing for - = pulsory consolidations. and I will tell : ; 1 Don't discard the old furniture. Give g TIVOLI & ‘\l)""" Thfat" you how to do 1t. it a coat of “No 60 Lacquer.” A won- CRANDALLS,,,,, 8 PR RN . CRANDALLS.V.‘ 0 8t NCE. ing tae Parker which provides for veluntary ergers and which Ope" at 8..30 A.M‘ Dflily derful preparation not_affected by hot r W RGN | mopav—corinxr 'R B diches. Marproof. Waterproof. One s thuat iy e ABLE. AR OWARRES COMEDY coat does the work. One quart will fin- NoRT TCHARD THORRON \m 0N »|\|‘1;:’ ana measure is n to have the sup- port of the va majority of ra ad ish ordinary set of furniture. N.! o - - Stops Cracks in AHIEPIJ?&ATIS, fgfif‘DALL'S.,:.‘.S."L :“A‘s’g E};}"‘%%S '15'§a-v~--;:. .-\T, i A . A LMOS executives, "l s bill will he reintro- duced by Representative Parker of the Furnace = 15¢ Costume Prizes Galore CRANDALL'S CENTRAL CRANDALLS n A TRULY GREAT BURLESQUFE \\‘\\\‘” ESSS SN S S SN AN AR, | Expert Fittings The ability to fit trusses, elas. tic hosiery and abdominal sup- porters perfectly cannot be ac- quired except by long experience. G n's fitting staff have been doing this work faithfully and New York. chairman of the House TODAY-—BILLT Interstate Commerce committee and L e Adults, Thursday Night ) R T TN DO RN A bk Firs very recently its merits were ex- A pound can costs hut 15¢. This will o . o | N D) £ B snpugh to stup sl thie crichs s yous Children, Friday Night _LAST o plained in detail to the President by cussion durinz the conference held Business Men and furnace. — J /]| CRANDALL'S Sz mheater Saturday hetween the President and Senator Simeon . Fess of Ohlo, a Others Appreciate raember of the Senate Interstate Com- | F 0 7 7 S e L E L der and | merce committee. 4 & 4 skillfully for many years. Our the convenicnce afforded by two M §erviceilins Ibeeninvailable! tosthe Highways ave so called hecause "‘""“ You'll find profit 3'_“'1 ‘3‘ +% public of Washington for the last § ariginally they were built on embank. [ faction in carrying your Ng | 20 vears. Avail yourself of thl Menmte to traverse rough, undrained|and savings accounts at ranklm |% great opportunity if you need an artificlal appliances. Alhert Thom. general counsel of the . Y Titiie TODAY —§ Association of Railroad Executives. M .fi t Fl THF ROA\“\II‘ 'l-'ORT'lr N~ This and other forms of railroad 7 o e e [Mccaiits Deposits KF\ OF THE \l(‘ll’|‘ For $1.45 2 : CE g A Grand COLON 0 costs 5o litle to_make floors henuti- 2-30“" 8 30 CRANDALL'S Avenue,Grand CRANDAl-l-fi,.\, (o "FARLE. S WH 4 F 4 National.” | L N 4. e L) T SR 14 TR M V. Franklin National Bank ’f ount Vernon Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N.W. and 1111 Connecticut Avenue THOS, P HICKMAN, Alexandria, V. g Lo S e ot o () BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT (O. |\ [STRAND Z 12th & P- Ave. NW,, Reiyksarntnakons SLTE T E Great Sale of Tooth Pastes - 607'223, fimsz"_fig"{,’;},“sf 902 i | T : Coninsowa seen 0 11 pm_ | | l),H_M.‘Em% Ii,!‘]" have heen the principal topic of dis- DAILY ful that you can’t afford to overlook it. 'Jnn\\—l'llll\l What we supply vou is waterproof and PN GOD: marproof. It dries overnight. Gloss or ..u“\m dull finish, Quart will do an ordinary BPE . AGES room. I 'E < \\s&\ssm\m“\y\&\\n\mm\\ : 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. week days 33 y On the Boreen s0¢ P DC " 370 k 5 ‘Memorial Continental Hall. D. A. R. Mount vernon Pepsodent. ..ccceeeee 33c 60c Forhan's .. . 33c : z N Ion““ s“E‘nEn Mm&y Eve.. Nov. 1st g Electric Railway i FO LR i “THE WANING SEX” s S mfl@mm'fl' R R EM‘“ e tom and NEVER AGAIN in [| e cotsbrated Brondwar cometian the grand manner as now JACK WILSON being presented at the Na- i | win Wemer o n{; Leyton and tional with its great touring 1 “A NON! SE" Sl ell. HEWEW" KE N iavmg‘ bk SPE_CIAL SOAP O,FFER :f.':"f::.’n,f '::’.I.:::: bl OTHER ALL-STAR ACTS (REEIP REAES 4 "-Fo_“nl WAy 10c Jergen's Violet Glycerine, 3 for 18¢ = bl fixed nurnoce to R ¥ Limit, 6 to Customer None Delivered ¢ o T G go0ell ot - —_— . o In Our Radio Dept. GEMENT ENDS SAT. NIGHT! TONIGHT ¢ i & o A e Totlon ) -PRICES Orch. | $1.05; POLI'S 3o & sat. T“EononE A of future We Handle the Following Sets— 2 AT L FRESHMAN MASTERPIECE is via the ! 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