Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1927, Page 46

3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1927. i TODAYS AMUSEMENTS. | WIFE SUES PUGILIST. | sk, wit et 28 wih b s : I-ABUR GHI[FS EH National — “Seventh Heaven.” dra- —_— serts, he mashed her lips and struck | ma, at p.m. Matinee at 2:20 pm. | peclaring that her husband, Frank | her in the eye. Attorney M. J. Lane |} Kelth's—Eddie Foy, vaudeville, at| A Drangelo, a pugilist, of 913 Sixth |@Ppeared for the wife. 2:15 and £:16 p.m. “ e Batlefosn's. Royal Midgets, | *treet: tried out his ability as a boxer Wonan- Kwirdsd RNsoay: vaudeville, continuous 1:30 to 11 p.m. |On her one hour after they were mar- o i ried, March 19 last, Mrs. Margaret . Agnes M. Willlams was awarded _AMUSEMENTS. _ __AMUSEMENTS. _ THE SHOW PLACE OF WASHINGTON LOEW’S PALACE F_ST. AT 13TH TO! GHT | N R area MATINEE_TODAY ALL SEATS 50c 7227 N\ 721 NINTH S e Z Gayety—“Let's Go,” extravaganza, |y : e h 4 - \ \| “ ” AR at 2:15 and §:15 pm. R R O e D SR e | N\ zast rimes CLARA BOW in “HULA S] a3 Strand—"The Moulin Rouge Re-|trict Supreme Court for a limited | Stafford in Equity Division 1 yester-|\Y NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS | “ROUGE_ET NOIR” featuring CHESTER J President Green and Other |vue.” musical presentations, continu-|divorce from him. She says she was|day. Williams got a divorce in Vir- Direction Glifford Brooks roDAY‘ HALE GIRI.SPH"_ ';IIFI_E uwgl.l;."m;lobw and Al ’S BA rewell Week Perfect Comedy Drama ous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. forced to leave him August 30 because | ginia and remarried, but this did not Rialto — “Madame Pompadour,” at|should no longer put up with his|deter the plaintiff from sulng him in SALE Officials Taken on Plane 11:35 a.m. 125, 3:30, 6:20, 7:30 and |alleged abuse and cruel treatment. this jurisdiction. Attorneys John J. $i40ipita. Two or three times a week, she|Carmody and Bell, Marshall & Rice UNUSUAL Trips by Army Flyer. Columbia—tThe Blg Parades at|lclls the court, her husband would appeared for the pinintifr. 9:40, 11335 am.. 140, 3:45, 6:45, T:45 and 9:50 p.m. TWENTY AND TWENTY-FIVE William Green, president of the| Metropolitan — “Hard Boiled Hag- NO SPECI ’ L S ’ LE DOLLAR DRESSES FOR TWELVE | American Federation of Labor, and |gerty,” at 11:40 am., 1:40, 3:40, 5:30, Just Everyday Prices on Malt and Hops at Peoples Hardware Stores =——————STARTING TOMORROW, SATURDAY: BUSTER KEATON THE FROZEN-FACED STAR IN A RIOT OF JOY 2 “COLLEGE"” Fannier then a Freshman—Friskier than a- Blonde Go-od W 110 other labor officlals, were given |7:35 and 9:40 p.m. DOLLARS AND AN EXTRA DRESS | fishts about the city vesterday after- | " pajpce—*Hula,” at 11:05 am., 12:25, IN THE SAME GROUP FOR $1 | noon in connection with their visit to | 5 30 le 75 65 '8 and 10:05 p.m. ON 'l'llE !'I’AGE ADDITIONAL o e o orevrae | Little Theater — "lsom:‘km Love at|| Budweiser o756 s CHARRED OAK A Continental Creation “FOLLIES DE BANSE” rge of aviation. 1 ", . [—**) , | MANY HIGH COST SAMPLE | b Lemer. d “;{gg}’;."g,eg,f R e T il Buckeye .......70c i KEGS d with the 22 CHESTER HALE GIRLS DRESSES . . . . MANY COSTLY |aloft in a Douglas 0-2 cbservation G_A---buu:-"‘;;ns—‘;l,}n:l the Toilor,” at| QU .o ~$2‘()() Finest Guarantee Featuring JOYCE COLES, MLLE. ELLA DAGANOVA 's} 3 { plan No. 01 a ha ho! 1- EVENING GOWNS INCLUDED: | Biane, “ife Visivility was poor, Lieut S, Painting the i cat| Parttan . ... .75¢ New Kegs and jo"!afil‘fcflh}kfi:fifl?fl:' Dancers § THE EMINENT MUSICIAN DON FELICE GUEST CONDUCTOR PALACE CONCERT olcnuu Muaitland skirted the city at the mini- 2: itude permitted, enabling his | Wardman Park—*Forever,” ager to get a good view of the |and 9:30 p.m. 1-Gallon (table size)......$1.65 2-Gallon ..... 2.00 3-Gallon .... 225 5-Gal., Special 2.69 10-Gallon .... 3.75 FASHIONS DE LUXE FOR SCHOOL-J TREET--SPORTJ ey P s AFTERNOON--COLLEGE-BUSE |, e vice prostdent of the | NESS . . SUCH MARVELOUS |feteraton: it 3 et serctary” U. S. MINERAL OUTPUT VALUES . .. YOU WILL WANT | eriond ot Book Binders, and awara | | 1926 NEAR RECORD EVERY DRESS YOU CAN FIND | {c:itional Brotherhood of Electrical IN YOUR SIZE. Workers, who made the trip in a new ¥ = bomber piloted by Lieut. E. R. | Year's Production Brought Return SIZ}:,S: 4 TO 40 Army bomber pilo EXTRA JALESWOMEN YoTieymolds of LANES, Fife” foaora: | of $6,262,000,000, Bureau of EXTRA FITTING ROOMS | DOOR OPEN AT o Pabst ... Ballentine’s Federal ......49¢ Peoples Malt. . . .50c Schiitz . .......5% Red Bird.......5% 15-Gallon .... 425 6-gal, Stone Jars.90c 25-Gallon .... 595 Peoples Hardware Stores o A5E Premier Harmony Favorites N m WETROPOLITAY ’IEHIEI Today, lxll) to 11 P. M. ROSE’S ROYAL MIDGETS Return Engagement ‘ 2 2 GEORGE BANCROFT CHAS, FARRELL NIG H"’H 'IHE BIRTH OF A NATION IE COVERED WAGON ‘and BEAU GESTE™ —Baltimore Sun. ] Twice Daily After g ¢ 2 H " Today, 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS MILTON SILLS Mines Announces. United ' f America; Fred W. Baer, fonal Association of Fire zOpening, 2:30 & 8:30 ’ Seats Now Selling / By the Associated Press. Mineral production in the United F | Labor fe > | States in 1926 brought a return of No. 1—1434 Florida Ave. N.E. % Linc. 4044 0c, $1.00, $1.50 25 Talented Lilliputians in & I A AL e 35.262.000.000, the second largest value (| No. 2—Baltimore Bivd,, Cotiage City, Md. Hyatts. 1405 a P T L MOLLYWMO' AY 15-SCENE REVUE | tio 2 recorded o i $—OTIHER STAR ACTS—3 | the Federation Bank & Trust Co. of | "Rl "KUrGL of Mines announcea || No- 3—2479 18th St. N.W. at Grlanli bl SRR L R —— In His Best Since “Tho Sea Hawk” TMT N THE SCREEN “HARD-BOILED ADGE BELLAM HAGGERTY” o “COLLEEN” " CRANDALL’S Apollo Theater | CRANDALL'S ,CENTRAL | TODAY-JOUN G 1 ; 3£ %% TODAY—PATSY RUTH “PAINTING THE TOW MAYNARD in | TOMORROW-—JOHN GILBERT in “MONTE CRISTO." CRANDALL'S 1‘;:':’:.:’:9‘:" CRANDALL’S TIVOLL 14th & Park Rd, N.W. City. that although the record return New Yo The labor officials are in Wash- | o¢"g5 931,340,000 was made in 192 See LEESE nBtin (o A e e o e | the purchasing price of the dollar ha discuss comin so_increased since then that the real FOR OPTICAL SERVICE policies of the labor movement. 0 2 et e shupec SHUBERT. £} SEATS Nm%‘g ELASCO NOW reh Selwan presents prior to thy New York opening, the London, Berlin w e a 0 a \lenncn mm success OF ED VERY HOPWOOD A With an .{x Sar cast of players at reg- ular prices. value of the output last year repre- sented a_substantlal increase over 1920. Reviewing the year generally, well, commanding officer, and his |y ihont giving specific figures for M. A. Leese |™* e e O o s HARRISON PLEADS The visitors were escorted about iate optometriste in attendance || the field by Maj. Harvey B. S. Bur- = larger quantities in 1926 than in 1925. g Bituminous coal closely approximated | = == Branch Store—712 11th St. the war record and exceeded the rec- on your PO AR B ERIN T W | Topav—vEw's “METROPO) FDR EXTRA SEssmN e e ves TOM WYNNE in “RUB- TOMORROW—TOM MIX in “THE P . while anthracite production was BEB HE P LAST TRAIL." . evenly maintained at a ®ood rate S Home Theate » Window Frames after the strike settlement late in CRANDALL’S H i r | CRANDALL'S ,Y‘fl‘,."_':‘;.‘:" DAILY BALANCES 2 % Interest on checking accounts on daily balances — com- Interest on ordinary savings = s 3% acclounu——campounded quar- JOhn G‘llbert terly. RIALTO Mikulisire Sept. 10 3%~ Tomorrow “W& The Favorite Screen Star in a Great Lover Role TODAY—J, FARRELL MACDONALD i ident Asking | Fehruary. Writes Letter to President B ew. record in crude petroleum All Made of No. 1 Congress Be Called in October |output was attained. although stocks White Pine lood Relief. were considerably reduced, thus re- on Flood Relief. flecting the growing refinery opera- Presasfingalt e { ety i tions and heavier demand for refined | products. Increases also were shown By the Associated Press. , in production of natural gas and its In a letter to President Conl_ldl:_e. co-products. B | Senator Harrison, Democrat, Missis-| “In magnitude of production, the iron Frank lebey & Co. |sippi, has urged the calling of|and steel tndustry was sald to have an extra session of Congress in OC-|recorded a remarkable year in 1926, 6th & New York Ave. tober to consider flood relief. steel showing the largest output on Main 1223 Maln 1224 Te said that rather than call just |record, and pig iron recording only a the Senate into session to settle the|jjttle less than the high-peak vear of TODAY--MONTE EAN Sash and Doors MURPHY__in COMEDY. THE GOLDEN mflonmw—m\{ MIX in “THE T TONY | CRANDALL’S Chers Chase,p.0. CRANDALL'S CoL ot CRANDALL'S £her Chase, b. 0. 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