Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1927, Page 52

KAPLOWITZ ‘on NINTH sgove Gst BARGAIN SALE 2 BEAUTIFUL DRESJEJ TOBABIES TIED THE EVENING STAR. YASHINGTON, D. €. THI TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"Show Boat,” play, at 8:20 -p.m. | Pol's—"My Maryland.” nati loperetta, at $:20 p.m. Matince 2:20 p.m. musical | | TWO ASK DIVORCES. || Mrs. Teresa A. McDonnell and Mrs, onal at | Ida Schemet File Suits. - Lwife, Mrs. Teresa A. McDonnell, 1016 Fifth | Killinger Sues for Divorce. Joseph A. Killinger, chusetts avenue, vesterday Virgie D. Killinger Street Mansions, for voree, marriad in 1910 and lived happily with an absolute di-| He tells the court that he was | {32 Mcre Added Yesterday in Elimination Contests—Fi- nals to Be Saturday. 515, Each Dress i the Group Could Not Be Duplicated for Less than $£15 Anywhere. Our sensatioral Price is $13 tor 2 beantiful Dresses. 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SOLD BY STOCKETT- FISKE CO nflug:g- I'I'A‘I'I&N ASHI NOT°N~D c { lower Hoor Washington can be justly proud of | its quota of healthy and happy youngsters, judging from the wealth | of well nourished and well ! babies which have been entes | healthiest baby congest st afternoon as features of: the food show being presented Washmgton Auditorfum by il Grocers' Association. d total of 151 baby boys ver 1 and under 4 v ave been entered by their moth s in these contests to date, and the winners of each day's judginz become eligible for a final contest Saturday afternoon at 4 pm. The winher wiil be awarded 1d coin, | by the wtional Bank, nnual | at _the the local nd offi- contests has increased co- mounting attendance ented from end of the 1 platform at the Il for the judg. of the { ment of the audience. Two-ye: | H street and Mar {2, of 1439 Spring T were declared tied for first honors. Both are to be entered in the Satur- | day event. Other entrants vesterday were: Vir- zinia Stuart Coley. Eighteenth street: M i . 1442 G ceet sontheast: F res roy, 4020 nt street north v Coffren. ard street: ard street; mb street: jr.. 1914 B street southw 812 Fern street: Apartment; Fifteenth Mollye Stewart. Ballston, Va.: Walter Johnson Norford: Betty Lee White, 1326 street southeast: Marjorie Cook., Eighth street heast: Shulamith. Atkin, 38: Thirteenth street; Rosalind B 1 street southeast: rd, 2802 Beech street, Mount | Rainier. Md.; Lowell Finch, 700 Ken- avenue southeast; Peggy Dim- i 1104 D street southeast: Julia B. Boileau, 3813 Twenty-eighth street, ames Cecil Won- fourth. street north- Johnston. John Rodman Helen ris, 102 Hessler Mar.e southeas FOR SHOW HONORS presented | | Belasco — “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” comedy, at $:20 p.m. President—"The Black Tussar.” at 8:20 pam. Matinee treet northeast, |light opera, |2:20 p.m. | Keith's—Gus MeDonnell 3dwards' Revue, | 1 815 p.m of & 102! ) to 11 p.m burlesque, | . & | Concora Schemet, east, who is emple Grovery Jondent yresented by 1 1o support her, by Attorneys | decker and David . “A Perfect nd X:15 p.m Strand—"Sugar Babies,” | at 2:15 and 8:13 pm l "R he Gay Retreat,” am. to 11 pm opolitan Now L1150 30 pom “Two Arabian Kniz am., 2:05, 4:10, {and 9:50 p.m ! Rialt lat 11 and 10 burlesque. continu We're In_the " After more tha rvice, One Woman to ith 12:35, 2:15, 4:15, Anothe 1 m., .m. the cation. Army on 3on-Hur" . 12:30, 2:48 (second week), 1:59, 7:05 and | uffe, the Hy *at 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9 ath Y| Medieal pines, for duty ‘!u' ! Arthur Cory P. now ighting Bagle,” p.m. Magic,” at Ambassador = 6:20, 8:05 and 9 " at 12:30, 2 . § and 9:40 pam | Park—"Manon Lescaut,” |at 7 and 9 pm | £ . Col. Carmichael Reassigned. Col. Roderick 1. 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NOW! 1000 and 1 Laughs in the World's Funaiest Doughboy Comedy “TWO ARABIAN KNIGHTS” WITH WILLIAM BOYD, LOUIS WOLHEIM AND MARY ASTOR —ON THE_S' ARNOLUD JOHNSON W ORCHESTRA Other mmummm- loEW’S A 7% CoLumBi ———ee & Continuous 10:30 A. M. to 11 P, M. NOW PLAYING Mstro-Goldwyn-Mayer's $4.000.000 Production BEN-HUR With RAMON NOVARRO AND SUPERB CAST ,3.. TODAY—1:30 To 11 P MISS AMERICA (Lois Delander) iN PERSON 4—OTHER STAR ACTS—4 PHYLLIS HAVER THE WISE WIFE CRANDALL'S (ENTRAL n ) Tnll\\ AND TC \[mlu ) D& ¥R BARBED WIRF TODAY- AL Cow CRANDALL’S Apoll HoSt TODAY fy My N \\MH Pk Wit ol No Ti T r\hn((!\rr.\ eater N.E. TOSORROW JEAN | HERSHOLT ALIAS THE DEACON" ~ CRANDALL'S, T!VOL! 11h&ParkRA.N. W TODAY AND TOMORROWS-ROD 1.4 PR FICTITING. FC S CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand Ave. S.E. 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