Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 56

TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Natlonal—"Beau Geste,” photoplay, | t and 8:30 p.m. Belasco—Dickens’ ma, at 8:15 p.m. Keith's—Cortez ville, at d Earle— Kellar, 11 p.m. Expedmon Sponsored by Na‘l.,"TJ.T‘Z.'I"L_NL'\‘IZ.‘h'..\'l' 1to 11 pm.- tional Museum Quits Dutch } : New Guinea. PYGMIES OF JUNGLE . BATTLE EXPLORERS “Pickwick,” dra d Peggy, vaude p.m. & P sies—Helen Mac vaudeviile, continuous 1:30 to u Seekers,’ ontinuous 12:30 yety--“Big Sensation,” burlesque, and §:15 p.m. etropolitan — “The l|llnl at 11 and 10 p.m Auctioneer,’ 50 am., 1:50 Br the Associated Press ELGIN, 11, February 18 ing five months i v den in a tangle of the ) inland in D can-Dutch by nnpllll( i thousands o s gathered 16-month through tel After liv Wolf Returns,” “The Lone 5:40, 7:40 and , 1:40, 3:40, “The Winning of Wt 11:10 a.m., 1:10 Y\d 9:30 p.m. summer Bac fimitive village 0, 8:05 and 9 ation among the | Ambassador—"The Popular inhabitants, of | ¢ . 8:05 and 9:50 p.m. e » natives and the | “Charley’s Aunt, death of 4 member of the party. were told by Richard K. Peck of Elgin. who | ‘e of the expedition 4 % plored 3:10. Ame! sin Wardman Park at 7 and 9 pm. Cent at 12:30, LANK BOOK —for e\er) need. Tre- mendous stock awaits your selection. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. .." ....0..0...00’.’.0 “The Cream That Heals” WEre | g A soothing, he re- |l @ e b4 3:40 p.m ind. aviator and photog. having hurried home to develop ¥ all this 0 * for 90000000 “,‘.]f,';,: & AtANDruggiste—Money-Back Guarantee & o | 9, 00000000000000v 0000000 " Hnd‘Madc Fresh Today and Every Day zare photokraphs and of the pygmies. Cost Put at §700,000. Peck estimated that the expedi t to date about $700,000. ( All specimens have been divided with | the Dutch government. uly two incidents marred the | ‘eck said. “The native soldiers at one time lost their heads and fired | on a group of nativ 11 H. H. Mr I\cn-gmzed as the finest home- made candy in America. : 60i Your Own Seleetion. FANNIE MAY CANDY CO. T Every One a PARKW USED Open_Evenings and Sundays SALES DEPT., 3342 M ST. N.W. — Ruptured or wearing an IF uncomfortable truss— | o 1 —troubled with p-mfull or aching feet, corns or callouses— See Harry G. Lenz Podiatrist 217 D Street N.W. 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Either car line, 16th St. bus. or we will send an auto for you 14th EAFRITZ 9080 @wners and Bullders of Communities. Women's Hebrew hi show THE EVENING STAR, WASBHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FHRR[';\RY 18, 1927, |[HEBREW ASSOCIATIONS PLAN ANNUAL MINSTRELS VAUGHN CLASS BANQUET | Y. M. H. A. nndY W. H. A. Will | Calvary Bnplisl Give Show in Community Center March 8 The Young Men's and old their twelfth annual at the Jewish Community Cen er March 8, it w .um& of the avsals nbleiHEn iR EONEH T Aer ha tion of [ 1 at ine bo.obtain 100 per cent enrollment John musi n, Kitty Baldwin and \\.m hmann, t senbl wembers in the Jowish Center | | Young | Associations will | of W minstrel | S L charg wollment campaign now in | BOOKS BOUGHT‘ P ing Them In" or Phone F ¢ Book Shop, 933 G St. N. W . ) =S Relia_ble S oper fitted coruectiy. co.. M. A. LEESE ¥ =4 OPTICAL gLt o st Branch Store—312 11th Nt . MJESWING CO.. 1013 E STREET your in- g come? Don't let aiff4s week g0 hy‘ LA without sav- ng something. 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SIDNEY In the film version of the Belasco play that made David Warfleld famous, the AUCTIONEER Ben Rurbridge's Unparalleled GORILLA HUNT —REDUCED PRICES— Mat —Balcony, 385c—Orche: Nl'nb—S\m henr0ro., 508 Ameriea’s Greatest_ Annml Revue v Auditorium | Army. CINCINNATI FRITZ REINER, Conductor. Memorial Continental Hall, D. A. R. | Sat. Eve., Feb. 19—8:30 T WE Droop's, 13th & G| CHas. Munnv--cu:s, cOIKLIN __ “McFADDEN'S FLATS” CRANDALL'S ™ TODAY.- M A DG E SUMMER BACH NORMAND 1 TOMOKROW YOL, 1ith & KEITH~ALBEE VAUDEVILLE A PERFECT siLL The Sensational CORTEZ & PEGGY TOM BURKE The_Irish_Tenor RALPH GREENLEAF Pocket Billiard Champion 8—0TH ERS—8 CE MARION DAVIES in “JANICE MEREDI'! TONORROW GREAT 'K HERY g-. CRANDALL'S oth TODAY -~ WALLACE B RAYMOND, JiA TOM MIX in AND A" Traly HoB SAT., 10:15 A M. dren’s Program NAVY hmnmu)\\ M RABY CRANDALL’S' - TODAY.ERED R 9—OTHERS—9 Washington’s Birthday Three (3) Shows 15—8: Ladies' Club_Theater G A ' E I ' Ladies’ Mat. Daily, 25c. John J, Jermon Presents “BIG SENSATION" with EDDIE DALE & GERTIE BECK and 24— 'BLACK BOTTOM BABIES'—24 NEXT WEEK. -Another Jermon Show, RIAI.TO LAST DAY “THE LONE WOLF RETURNS” BILLIE LYTELL =* DOVE DE FOREST PHONOFILM Masonic Auditorium 13th St. and N. Y. Ave. Feb. 20 to 27 Inclusive. WHY CHEAT NATURE? TS A Eccangs the Infirm age for | of_0 ‘Charm of Active Youth. Ont of the Gold RADIO STARS To appear in perse STUDIO PERFORMANCE Sat. Mat. and Eve. WASH NGTON AUDITORIUM imiger for r. 8t. Louis A. Estes. o food movement, president Beanty Lec tesy of Homer ing Knabe Am Musical program 1. Kitt Piano Co., fea pico and Kitt radio art Mgmt. Messrs. Shu SHUBERT ELASC l‘lun Tax ILLY Submits A Little Bit of Olde England Transplanted “PICKWICK” By GOSMO HAMILTON and RAN REILLY RLAND t Ransom ONLY 3 TIMES MORE SEE IT ERE TOO LATE A PLAY BEYOND PRICE NEXT WEEK SI'iATS NOW it ee Tuesday MR. L. IUBERT (In Association with Edwin Carewe) Presents “THE HEAVEN Twice Daily 2.30 & 8:30 Wren's baffling nee of the Sahara cith RONAILD $50, 75¢ and $1.00 . $1.00 and $1.50 SEAT SALE NOW 2vo BIG WEEK BEAU GESTE STARTS—SUNDAY A New Play in Three Acts By carborough and Annette Westory orth ('xm. JETTA GOT 0w Glasses Eyes Exami MeCormick M 8 1L NW. ¥ oopdesie Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesl ht Speclalls! Y :i'ulrn RM& b ANICE MERH DAVI NGk R N o ROBERT FR ALLISON in Ml’lRE CTHE BASHIT NEW STANTON o (,jnm\ Expert Fittings The ability to fit trusses, elas it nd abdominal “14th & 15th AYNARD n +$30.000 HIPPODROME " RUDOLPH VA “THE FOUR HORQEME J public of V Avail yvourself of SN LIIRRR 917"G St. N.W. IS ARNTARRARARNR- Will Make | Brofesstonal, aecobatie, ta Below F TODAY 1:30 to 11 P. M. HELEN MacKELLAR in An Absorbing Short Version of THE MUD TURTLE A & P GYPSIES 3-—OTH AR _ACTS—3 —ON THE SCREF N—w MADGE BELLAMY In the Love and Lingerie Version of “BERTHA” CRANDALL’S Avenue ("r.l.:nd TODAY WNISPRRING WIRKES TOMORROW - IACK DAT THE RUNAWAY EXPK 24 8 MARIE PREVOST ta VAAN I\ STEWART IN 51 NI WIPERING | WIRE CRANDALL'S,, r:-rm.::::::? TODAY -3 AC K DACGHERT TH R 1< 1 Ors WRECK VCRANDALL'S Home Trm.m VER 1m|umum Tou K AND A" TH W, YIDOR SIN FLORENCE POPULAR No R SRElGnTox WAL MADGE KENNEDY in “OH Py TODAYC HHC NER ro\mumm X RO o DON BLEEDS, LOEW'S 0 DAYS Metro'ia idwyn-Mayer Presents JOIIH GII.BEIIT In the sensational romantic drama that took New York by storml FLESH - DEVIL GRETA Glll LIRS HANSON MOONEV l OHIJIGHII.I. Sensational Adaeio Dancers. and GARLOS FERRETTI, BASSO co LOEW'S A ists Present ed A 'I'IIE WINNING OF BARBARA WORTH By Harold Bell Wright WITH RONALD COLMA Alll VILMA Blllu' » The picture Marines Iped to make! B N Washington Auditorium oaviks NOW UEYHET Feb. 26 Twice Daily. 2:30 and 8:20. | A PICTURE FORALL HUMANITY TAPPERS” | EUC CHARISTIC (ONGRESS OF CHICAGD | awer SPECTACLE or e SCREEN | sagsanes o POK FILM CORPORATION (LM FOK sacsmen es Foce 50 75 Washington National Opera Co. RIGOLETTO Saturday Mar. 5, 8:15 MELIUS and THOMAS Washington Auditorium Pric 3 & §5 (llli tax) t variations, BEATRICE COLES ; CATHERINAE BALLE w1109t “fialiroom Dance & 1213 K N.W. Mrs. Mac Davison 8 ¥ THE FOX 'STUDlo . walts. L th;nh "Fir mi