Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 44

1 T THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1926. National—"Ben-Hur" (fourth week), | lphnlnpla\ at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. AMUSEMENTS, | 'SEMENTS. | la | ! | | | \ ‘World-Famous Football Star, In TODAY 11 A. M TO 11 P. M. Washmgton Auditorium IS‘ Keith's—Theodore Roberts, vaude- | 1217 G ST. N.W. ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. First Natiemal Presents § FUTURE | SAFETY Dypends largels "o’ the th 180 TO 11 P. M. DOROTHY MACKAILL | - . NED + JACK MULHALL Peggy Shaw nn Chas. Murray w AYB“R"'S SUIWAV BWAY SADIE LOEW’S ! sco—“Magda,” drama, at 8:20 We. mw Bllnk ! p e R ries s 30 S ||l SEE ETZ and SEE BETTER Books. —See our A LA c | d Poli's—"The Challenge of Youth.' 1 ; EM el "i';' C ! "‘““’"""' rama. at 820 prm. orrison Paper Co. “FouR OF Lu3E 8 | Prvsldrnl-—» Parlor, Bedroom and EDWIN H.ETZ 1009 Pa. »\wp At 1:30, lu';o. 7’:-- | R : Tnoml T‘l Path farce, at 8:20 p.m. OPTOMETRIST SRR R LR o RAYMOND ; F AT. AT 10TH i i GIIIFFITH | In a hilarious comedy of laughs, gasps, thrills and romance ! “YOU’'D_BE SURPRISED” ON THE STAGE ! ALBERT DE COURVILLE REVUE || Magnet for Those Interested | Farie—Xeq_ wasturne “variess | s . i fte 11 p.m. in Homes and Building. | Strand—Nonsensical Revue.” vaude. PEONY ROOTS dhtion von | ville, continuous, 12:30 to 11 pm. | T Gayety—"Powder and Puff Frolic,” For Sale | @ baiging " *yous Ritire “eaterv N Now Is the Time to Plant ONE MINUTE T0 PLAY The abuolute peer of all col- ures—Vivifed by the The attendance at the Better |, © Ll - | burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. i future eafety.— RIALTO Homes and Building Exposition at| g 5 " '- | Mutual—"Midnight _Frolics,” bur- | & ek mahes your dream a realiza: : “ExTRA the Washington Auditorium, at Nine- | jesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m | Your P |5 tion. "Onen a Savines accint now and (1] ” mar playing of ““Thy ! = = ur Peony Ro build for later sei & getnth sirees and New York avenue, SCuin moves ol e et DR - 3% b - T T CHIEF CAUPOLICAN Stinped itrom ihundreds o ithoussnds ; 750 and 9:40 . [ efore the Ground || 3% Triterest WITH MAX CUNNINGHAM AND l ] bt Baninen | snow last night. The Washington Real Fs Hlf“!‘nll»—‘ ne“ \hnu!s ";;1 )‘Iafi flf‘l‘ Ffeezel t HAZEL CLEMENTS NT"E coll!“"'" 3130, lh;f'?;‘.:, 9135 P. M. e z“\\h.:ag AT 1:30, 735 an Get Them From N Palace Concert Orchestra | e S ott Wi TeMe= Ovatre e Wivelty. % ACTS—16 SCENES Bwi i e 35 pm. o nternational News—Other S —— committees of its members | Metropolitan —“Subway _Sadie.” at [ "'"'"""'—"'"—""'"" “STARTING SUNDAY- ONBmETSECRCaR T Ratei ON THE SCREEN 0 “l’iv,"fiBlA | 740 and | The Edward P. Schwartz | Peony Gardens fou'd Re Surprised,” at' e Gaithenburg, Maryland handle the v The serie: hold topics, which s also proved popular. Todav's tors {1140 am., 135, 30, of lJectures on house- ed vesterday, | A Sparkling Jewel THE MIDNIGHT SUN Washingten's Fiaest Orobastra DANIEL BREESRIN, Oonductor “THE METROPOLITAN RAMBLERS" FARN R and MILTON DAVIS, Cenductor s ‘,';‘.:L“f‘:..':%’.@'.'. % OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS m@@@,@fi@@@flj@m@wwfi | program is: At 4 pm.. Dr \ | 13 “Hot" Syncopaters bl e rivoi the Amateny centtoman.” || Mkt ooz cntiorne e wnee |8 o o and E Sts == 10s0 T RO g MISMATES sk ¢ 2:20, 4:10, 6:05, § and 9:30 p.m | . . = == i g i Ambassador “The Marriage | RERERR BRI 5} United Artists Present r " L e ‘| Clause,” at 6:15, § and 9:30 p.m, | LSRPEER RS TR AR P MARY ! Tomorrow Night, Folks || CRANDALLSJ,"“:?_'JM, - 1 8:55 pm., P > Wardman Park—"The Golem,” at | Big Parade at 8 Tnlan' YPH:\I}T:T'E'AkTH. AR LOTAlE Giepastient of | 7kand 95pin | | srchitecture of Georse Washingt Central - “The Last Frontier.” at| o6 29 Pl OLUMBIA | niversity, on ow t r 112:30, 2:31 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. 0 5 Y 0 }1 ks g8 = P f screenland’s cutest 1 YORK B o . Cotorea_ne piones wn rour Uwn iiome CRANDALL'S ,A;-;h CRANDAI-LS... RRE gt it —TH! xpress,” continuous, 2 to 11, the general public, h ber of local civic organ been interested vis position. Martin of the Washir merce, made show to g Industrial expo the chamber in | Besides visiti e many hooths | | showing new t h”” GARRISON’S ‘ ment, building ma | Wholesale Toy and Novelty Co., Inc.| 914 E Street N.W. TODAY, AND_TOMORR! Doy, EHAud FRA\(‘H); m °::,f,:'1,°:.:“5r,1 ’ ARNIVAL Crowning of Queen PR ESI D ENT Tonight |! Adult Costume Prizes 11th & Po. dve, X 2115 829 3 Street Dancing || FOURTEENTH STREET Q. HO! |F s o CRANDALI. TODAY_-CHARLES GEORG VERYTHING For the Halloween Party | Costumes, Noise Makers | Novelties, Etc. DUNIGAN PETWORTH HGMES On Hamilton St. N.W. Exhibit Home, 630 Hamilten St. N.W. Tmmluw“ _rox TRAP CRANDALL'S % TODAY —MARIE PREVOST in "AL- MOST A LADY." 0. HENRY COM GNkRow—owex M00RE and E SWEET in DIPLO Come Out Tonight and See These § Columbia Road to Monroe Lyeveesreseerreroeneaiis jon i open daily until|$ v i of CRANDALL'S coLoxy L D S § Masquerade Costumes ASH 8 9 S n'n‘ FRATERNITY ELECTS. |3 Wise, Stuseliakeup or £ RALE R A £destily | ~ALB Maj. Crane Named President nr + For Pnrtlencnnd !lE’l\tertumments VAUDEVILLE $65 Monthly—Price, $7,150 By C. W. BELL and MARK SWAN s000000000000009 1 Alpha Delta Phi | = JHe Der Y Twice Dy fI] 3 . g " R. C. M. Burton & Son ¢/ I ; SAT. MAT. 75 & 56 EXTRAORDINARY me GAYETY 7.2V Speeches and ele of officers | $ | Large Rooms On 141th St. Car Line The Distingulshed Character Ladies’ Club Theater 2 911 E St. Main 4361-4362 ¢ | Next Week—Bents Now ; Mat- Daily. S5 marked the semiannual hanquet of | ¢ i | Big tront \porch, double A David Balasco's Bmashing Hit Aster of the Movies and Stage R Coitinantak R the Alpha Delta Phi, rnity Mon- | soeees = back porch, rnrze'kitchen Take 14th street car “LAD nlm ov ’rlm mp\xm;-- | Sensational onflnlli:iOI:llElI | iy day night at the Cosmus Club, built-in ice box, perfect marked “Takoma,” get ) no E POWDER PUI':F | = Maj. John A. Crane was re-elected bath, roomy closets, elec- off at 7th and Kennedy — = Outstrips "Em All NOR SHEARER e iiibn O er - Mmoers mrel Rolund “mml Plat- fric fixtures, concreie. cel- sts, walk south to Ham- POLl’S Tl"\" i ROBERTS NEXT W MA 3 Eennanie | monds €or - | N Water hestingplant, con. § fltom or take oth street Seom. cames & 5 T'"‘.f‘ “.“ “THE WANING SEX" er, and i | . con- ¢ . anth, Gleason & Truex Present 3 eponding secretary. Six facturing Purposes. crete street, curb, sidewalk car to Hamilton street, . THE CHALLENGE . ) With CONRAD NAGEL teen chapters were represcnted at the | Oppenheimer & Shah | and paved alley. walk east to houses. Al THE MaN Hlqun vp B Mrs. Wilson-Greene’s Concerts P dhfl”]":lukpr« included Justice Harlan | 907 F §t. N.W. K, OF YOUTH P By Wm. 0. DeM | Poli's Theater—4:30 The Celebrated Broadway Cemedian F. Stone of the United OTHER ST/ snn ARTISTS’ COURSE JACK WILSON G D. J. DUNIGAN, INC I : vear-old member of the fraternity’ Dr. ! e Je ) o 10 FEATURES 10 FRODOR gfl:’l:r‘l“\o"a.rown‘:fif; [ e warser_gasit, Senge Zeyten amt Charles Wardell Stiles of ths United | 3 SHOWS 2:15 & 8115 fllz“ll‘)-lA'hn{l“l'Tll'l‘ld Qonrlno Chicage “A 'fi;’:‘n“n‘x’;fil‘n“{:mw- States Public Health Service: Rev. | George F. Dudley, rector Y. Ave.—Main 1267 Buy With Confidence—Buy a Dunigan All-Brick Home \ 1 - smmn 3 ONEGIN. Contralto, Met. Opern || Phones MAIN 44844485 6825 3 ;Ph’l‘}rf‘?'m,u’i!.‘\"'{!‘fl*%o;d““"""""‘ : Wilson-Greene Concert Series ! Six Evening Concerts. 8:30 M UTUA L i, 5. PENNA. AVE. AT 9TH MIDNIGHT FROLICS morial Continental H: AR. A TRULY GREAT BURLESQUE 4 ADY FAIR” Music by Sigmund Rom cant T oF 18 HR " Eorlom Voicen MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Wharf Dai's 10 A M. and 2 PM. Round Trip, 85c Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer N. Y Symphony Orchestra WALTER DAMROSCH. rnnnmm. POLI'S THEATER—3 M. Three Concerts—Nov. 9. r.h 1 Soloists, SCHUMANN-HEINK PAUL KOCHANSKI, Violinist Otto Klemperer, Guest Conductor Season tickets, I' M §6. $4.50. 83, on sale at Mrs ne's Concert Bu- Tonu. Beoon's. 130 & 6. Phone M. 6403, Natlonal League of American Pen Women Presents MAURICE DUMESNIL International French Planist Wemorinl Continental it B A. K. CLUB MIRADOR ) S 'llll‘i T-nur Chicago Op. 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