Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1926, Page 44

44 | NEGROES ARE URGED TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“Yes, Yes, Yvette,” musi- { cal comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Belasco—"Lily Sue,” a David Belas- DISTRICT HUNTERS t $:20 pm. Wiishington Auditorium — Mantell- " AT ,Hmuuv‘ Cu in “King Lear,” at 8:15 Thousands Out Today on Bay | d,i,’,**}'{f,"gj, S andifwibulariesMReport | o157t punninger, vatiGeuille, dat Earle—Rahman Rey. Oriental mys- [ tic, vaudeville, continucus 1:30 to 11 Birds Plentiful. p.m. . Strand—"Song, Comedy and Panto- An army of hunters today is|mime." vaudeviile, continuous 12:30 to trampling the banks of the Potomac |1 PMm- X | (um\_w.n. and Take,” bur-| ¥ o mark the opening i 1ark the openin e ating sdason. {at 2:20 and 8:20 pm Great flocks of ducks, many of ardelys, the Magnifi- hem -canvasbacks, have beeu re t 11:05 am., 1, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10 vorted. 1 Y p.m. Throughout the week end owner: f”‘.!:'.',”,‘,']""f’"’; yncopating Sue,” at ot small craft nored alor e river front were getting readv Rialto—"The _Flaming Frontier 5:35, 7:40 and 9245 pan. fore dawr today. JPalace—"“War Paint, " at 11:20 a.m.,, It_is believed that the ducks will be faund in good _condition 450, 6:10," $:10 ‘and 10:10 The feedinz grounds have been gocd this year | o) SWar; " Hat: 2] Penalties Are He 0.p.m. Local hunters ardman Park—"Four Horsemen conges from. be . | of the Apocaly rinla. Both Ambassador- lties for any caught L'llvm\l territory without permits 1 Some “bushwhackers,” it is be. 1 tieved, will be found along District waters. Thess wait in the bushes | til the ducks appear instead of ven- turing out on the river. Most of the District hunters wiil €0 to points along the lower Potomua and Chesapeake Bay. Many of them will go to the Patux- ent River and Bay points between Annapolis and Solomons Island, wl & few will go to the Susquehanna flats, regarded as the best hunting grounds uccessible to Washingten sportsmen. Due to a change in the gunning regu- lations, it was stated, motor craft was permitted on the hunting area vesterday afternoon, but gunners were not permitted to enter their sink-boxes until just before sunrise this a.m. 5,000 Are Expected. Tt s belleved that fully 5,000 sports- nen are In eVidence on the Chesa- peake Bay and tributarles. Boats of the dead-rise type, taking the place of the large craft used years ago, enable the eportsmen to enter the flats and get within short distance of the blinds or sink-boxes, making it possible for them better to enjoy themselves when +emaining throughout the day. There is a_provision of law against <he sale of ducks. The law, however, loes mot prevent sportsmen from raking presents to friends, and many | stav-athomes already have been | promised a brace of ducks for their | Tuesday dinner. The bay limit is 25 spering Canyon, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. (colored)—"Into Her King- continuous 2 to 11 p.m. xBELGIAN BANK BUYS GOLD §25,000,000 Reserve Purchased; May Be to Raise Franc. BRUSSELS, Belguim, November (®).—The Belgian National Bank, a&} cording to the newspaper Vingtieme Siecle, has purchased $25.000,000 in zold. 1Its gold reserve is thereby in- creased to a sum higher than neces- sary to cover 30 per cent of the notes in circulation. The purchase of go gold by the Bel- glan National Bank is apparently connected with the plan for the sta- bilization of the Belglan franc, an. nounced on Monday. Heads Steel Institute. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va., November 1 (P).—W. M. Wood of the Miss pp! Valley Structural Steel tur, Ill, was elected presi- dent of the American Institute of Steel Construction at its annual con- vention Saturday. Other officers named were C. Edwin Michel, Roanoke, Va., and C. M. Denise, Pittsburgh, vice presidents, and Gearge E. Pistor, New York, treasurer. Pay High ducks, T Prices for THANKS PROCLAMATION | toare: Dl monds for manu- facturing Purposes. Oppenheimer & Shah 7 F_St. N“' @' EYES GLASSES Fitted Consult Our Optometrist M. A. 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OARTOON—NEWS CONTINUOUS ORCHEBTRA MUSIO Washington's Finest Orohestra DANIEL BREESKIN, Conduotor “The Metropolitan Ramblers'* MILTON DAVIS, Conductor WEEE DAYS ONLY 13 m 0 p. m. Week Beginning Monday, Nov. 1 AUDITORIUM A NIGHT CLUB FROLIC FASHION REVUE, 9 P.M. MEYER GOLDMAN'S ORCHESTRA AMUSEMENTS. 14th and Park Rd. DANCING DIRECTED BY LEROY THAYER Palais Royal DANCING AFTER REVUE 13th St., Below TODAY 1150 T0 M b. M. RAHMAN BEY The s Marvel of the Age lluos\- as the Orlem Genulne MIRACLE MAN “A GYPSY CAMP”’ Fastest Dance Act in Vandevillg e —— Three Other Great Aets B ON THE SCREEN REX With Human Supporting Cast ia THE DEVIL HORSE CRANDALL'S THOLL,, ., Yormrriy THREE and in BAD eater CRANDALLS ° 2 & Col. Ve 11th TOh;\V—-—VF’V"’\ BLYTHE in “SH Avenue Gmnd 815 Pa. Ave. CRANDALI.’S TO\I«IRI;(M,\—CFO O/BR] BORDEN in ™ KEITH~ ALBEE VAUDEVILLD AN ALL STAR SHOW THE GREAT DUNNINGER The Master Mind of Modera ARTHUR? & MORTON HAVEL With 8-rh & Co. EDDIE NELSON The Bun'ei~ omedian. 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STAFFOIiD PEMBEkTo Former New York Winter Garden Star and Partner_to Mae Mul de LESSONS TN Black bottom, waltz, clog, tap. and ballroom dancing. Pupil .J"Ri[t the siage, FEngagements secu Teal on i e DAVISON’S rectiy {8 fow. legsone. PROF.MRS Striclly private. any Bour: 1324 M S NW. Class * dunce™ Saturdey Graetine with orchestra. an Tm Waltz and Tango. Coll rleston. Valencia_Latest Nahonnl Fellowal'np Club Washington's Foremost Social Organizatior: Zorganized December 20, 1024, with s e - TH A PERS =1m FHE CLEE Wit Informal dances, evertrody wel every THURSDAY ‘and SATURDAY vening - | natreom | City Club Admission, 75e lace to Get Acquainted Masquerude, Colomal Hotel, 15th & 3, " uc ONALITY TONIGHT NEW YORK CONSERVATORY , Open 10 a.m. to 11:45 n.m. We teach vou to dance in 7 lessons. _Fox Trot. Wi Tango. Charleston, etc Gen. Assembly with orchestra. every eve. 830 p.m. to MASQUERADE DANCE THREE PRIZES