Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1927, Page 22

22 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 192 " last night before an enthusiastie au- ning Atteactions in | | "0 Ly cathered together un. REfl ERUSS SEEKS q‘e:ghn;'glon Theaters .w?\Ihs Gitnct hgoc‘h'l A‘u‘nh';:rths'umh has shown itself to be well worthy of 1] the support of Washington and by its eN | erformance last night demonstr: beyond doubt that it is capable of »Us June “ alker's performance 1n|ing an excellent season. “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” which | ful if ever a more enthus com- began a week's engagement at the ""”-‘v'?‘f .“il'l[.' # all ! ‘sn‘\:mm.nn soo Theater last night,|ooms o, ©or in particular, sang 1877—Our Golden Jubilee Year—1927 Feceral Forces Expected to ; faadd el i S T i e R U e G STREET AT ELEVENTH—WASHINGTON, D. C. H embers, a east, of he male sex ~ L o Swell Roll Call Fund in L".\'E'TL& y‘v:rh»:fnm sserted in the | ¥ (uh As Lor Lee, in this amusi i The District Chapter o fthe Ameri- | “7¢)ie, et f"" s : : (o] sl g MEN Set YO u r A la rms Ea rly | H ing from the royal suite on a [ovder. §. ecan Red Cross Jooks to the Govern- lantic lines room in the i,‘,' .mml” 3. ment pay day today to assist in boost- otel in Paris then to an ik & ahs ] H . ber of memberships and |apartment in New e wiory ¢ T8 20ty O ‘""\ i e ing the number of memberships . | moves quickly enough to keep up the | a ”‘1 " ha has named the day “Red Cross day” | interest of the audicnce from start to | Femains only to re in many of the Federal departments. | finish. The changing TR e s Solunier L g are | Which are presented in rapid_gucces: NSy SRk nsi) > | sion, mple opportunity for - sl tss s ready at hooths to receive - % ines, of which full advan rederich, possesses v he annus | % (hicen. | ent 1y te which b and chief iMoo e W with fine thaimon . Y| With “Hazel ngton and Mary epartments’ | 14 - Cratg, 5 the m:um”m s nllmuhlm‘\. ! B . T M . 9.1 5 O’Cl k Jrnett, e S ml \ iliam Alitehell as Hans von | ~rzo t fon Georar Tt | e e o i o i i | egins lomoirow [Viorning at 9: oc > American R i wrtistic 9 Bertram I< 3 with his ? 155, led the in the v ) Martin In and to 2es Romain 1 roles of the e offers so lit- | iy employ his cd forward, with Beb il il well, but nt. i & ned Tyric. Perhaps the uns: Lothrop’s the |y banionship — of whom booth is in ck pE f the | o Juzht to reform and needed mor Calvary Baptis weh Auxiliary of 14,07 Jittle reforming himself, was ipiter ghe Tew lly appealing to the audience. | | Other members of the cast who S| added to the gavety of the e i | were Sonia a 2 lc v anning, the conductor, led BliEiaeie it w performance of a lo urs well for the future of the M. P, P ST S The President Theater Light Opera A Rible published for the blind o, opened its secomt werk u’( Ailoee lt'tm:l\fls of 21 volumes and is priced 300 Men's Eagle i 5 »mic-ope Mhe Black Hussar” | at $80. = AN 0 3 — Silk Crepe , T -\ & ) 4 \ . ) Boys’ Chinchilla SCARFS et Bannsaaiiy o Overcoats G 3 y 3 All wool! New double-breasted As illust 1%y S J 3 box-back models. Just like big (As illustrated) _i ~ BN\ - : brother's. All-wool lined. Navv Boxed for Gifts R - ! : { s and cinnamon color. Sizes 3 to 10 i " years. For street or formal wear! i H 3 ALY 3 S 1 = ; ; i A | 3 o match ..$1.95 Made of heavy, excellent 4 G y 3 s Y Tats t $ #y gented last night a hool under the n Chure community center. ership of John Finley son, they gave one of their E HOLMES HOMES and_divided into four rendition of Dvor from the Larzo of the New World * Symphon: feature. The chorus | fre while the sing 5 _ mumw‘é—amuaaaa FCCOUHGOOODOIGALTA silk in a convenient size. R [t g 43 % 1 Oblong in shape. Some of - a B 1 ¥ X ) these scarfs are pure white k 8 . ‘ Boys A" Wool with neat prints in black or b & % ' i Golf Knickers colors. Other grounds are S pmil + 4 % B +ANY 3 \ tan, blue, gray—with a 3 4 ' 4 . $2-98 large choice of contrasting B g T : -3 » olten worn with ends loose : 3 ¢ 3 B 8 it Sed? to —or snugly tucked inside D 1 i3 Y ) 18 years. of “his” coat. For tomor- 33 < row’s selling! P 4 e | PALAIS ROYAL—Men's— % 3 X Boys’ Corduroy Main Floor. . 3 8 7 ° i i : i o Knickers, $1.95 Fully lined! The kind that stand ~up well under hard usage. Tai- lored with faced pockets. Belt loops. Sizes 7 to 18 years. G bell and | 3 e s also heard to &t presenta- tion of the )l “The Three ! by Dickinson Elizabeth ecil, contralto, . baritone. $2505"=" in Cash For the best slogans named de Other num- submitted in our Prize Contest Open to all, and awards will be made Dec. 19th ir. . Hugh Jones. Many encores were given, among I'h!rh were the negro spiritual nz Low, Sweet Chariot,” and the o'd French so “elestial Voices The beautiful even-Fold Amen’ brought the concert to a close, The Last Straw. Prom Answers. London A well known actor was playi round of golf with an elderly cl man. and things were not going very well for the iatter. The minister was off color, and for- tune smiled on him not at all. He be- | came more and more depressed as the | game went on, until finally the actor | remarked cheeringly as he put away | 600 Pairs Men' < Boys’ Caps, $1.50 S er! : L] All wool. Colors to match new Part-Wool Plaid - : ; suits—and these are scentically etter values than e made caps that will give unusual- SOCkS, 2 PrS., $1 ever-before! Costs This season’s new mate- Iy long service even to boys who o Tl e e i that would ordinar- rials, models and colors L o G Ul el ment of socks in fancy woven * e ¢ = {43ds ‘and Heather ixtaran. A ily be considerably —half of them the favor- rubber. Sizes 613 to 7'5. ed Blues! y of patterns and colorings, higher—in the sale in sizes 9 to 12 For Full Particulars Sce FRIDAY’S “STAR” HOHOHCHCHOHOHE HOHOHOHO OHOHOROHOHOH OHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHCH OF OHOHOHOH OHOHOHOHO D1 CHOHOHCY TOHOHOHOHO 00 0 0HOHOHOHOHOHOHIHO 0-0H0-0-0H0HOHOHOHOH O O 0 HCHO-OHO! DH0HOH' U KHE D OHOHGE EEE—EEEEEEEEEEE Ind, sir. 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In all the newest Fall shades. Sizes ¥ to 9. Just a limited quantity. We urge you—shop early. M JE Cunpirahan Go 314 7th St. N.W. Extraordinary Two-Day Sale! Pajamas, Robes, Gowns, Dance Sets For years Cunningham’s has been recognized as Leader in Lingerie—This year we believe our Main Floor has excelled all previous values. This Special Sale has been planned to help you save on your gifts as well ‘as for your personal needs. We urge you to come, and convince yourself. Pure Silk Crepe de Chine $6,'5_0 Robes 1 ALL-SILK You will wonder how it Is done— GOWNS Pecause the avality in, indeed un- 32 98 usual, priced speclally for 2 days only. . . L s R Men who are accustomed to the higher priced overcoats need . Boys' Suede itati buyi e of these garments, for they _Leather have no hesitation about buying on g L il ol g 2 i are $28.25 in price only—the quality is superior! C m 3 : ; ; $8.95 fi fi Styles Materials Colors For the great outdoors. Cot full and roomy. 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