Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1927, Page 44

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1927. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. hltlflml——"z Girls Wanted,” .com- edy, at 8:20 p.m. B Belasco—‘‘Restless Women,” drama, at 8:20 p.m. Poli's—“The Circus Princess,” mu- sical comedy, at 8:20 p.m. President—""The Chocolate Soldier,” at. Sat,, 50c, 'I‘.l & $150 |_WED. MAT. 50 750 & 51.00 | TonAv—n:on;o i1 P, M. JOHN GOLDEN Presemm WALLACE REID a Person on the stage in the tense, dramatic playlet “EVIDENCE” And Pictured On the Screen As “THE SATIN WOMAN" THE PROUT-FORBES REVUE Other Star Acts and House Feature CRANDALL'S NEW continu- mm EARL car 'ORIGINAL Y. CAST & PRODUCTION INTACE CO.0F 100 ~60 VANITIES BEAUTIES-24 BE. SAME AS ALL LAST YERR AT EARL CARROLL WMYH TOMORROW — DOROTHY “THE PRICE_OF HONO camonivs sors || BURTON HOLMES TODAY—W AR ~DRU] THURSDAY MAT. AT 4:30 MORE DAYS AND SOME NIGHTS ~ PARiS TICKETS NOW SELLING Prices 50c, 75¢, $1, $1.50 Friday Afternoon, December 9 2:15 P.M. 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R and North Capitol | (30, 330, 5:30 7:30 and 9:30 | g— A £ ) NMOR = streets. b TON ki Cushions, R The copy sent {o the Capitol citizens ks L 1§ COLONY A DL ANK BOOK polntadoalb Atint £ L\ srasent S RFols pa i CRANDALL'S G0y rmew | CRANDALL'S ‘et Island avenue is the only outlet and pra A i) I HE %Y -mmvcflqxl‘ B of Every is heavily traveled by motorists going . 8 and m. o BN GENTI e AR Discripiion ‘o the new Maryland suburban de | Central—"The Fighting, Fagle.” OF THE DIS_TRICT “'{{‘ BN AND' WaRKE Y4i0d Tcon See Us First velopments and by tourists going [12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. OF COLUMBIA Tnmonnm\_lrmmp Ko ARTHUR north. A ] er Co. The association appropriated $50 to . South-West Corner 15th and ’Q_Savoy Theater E. Morrison Pap 20 to the fund of the Bloomingdale PECP"‘L’ Tom Gets Year. H Streets North-West > g CRANDALL'S 14th & Col, R, 5 1009 Pa. Ave. Owners' socfation, that is conduct-| Jjudge Rabert K. Mattingly ap- EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN President TO!}[AV‘YF»—LJUH“ Yl?}\' lt)l'T ) RI'DOLPH ing a legal fight to prevent encroach- | ‘oo i o - e S TOMORROW — DOROTHY . DEVORE KEAUT 1o 04 HARFUIN | ment of colored residents into the | Proximate e services of Frank _in "MONEY TO BUR CRANDALL'S Chevy (‘h.n,l)‘(‘. ~ . . community. It was announced that | Robinson, colored, to be worth slightly g T ST 5612 Conn, Ave. Satisfied the Bloomingdale assoclation will con- | jess than 7 cents a day, when the man CRANDALL'S Av e G"’“" o ’ducl a theater party at Keith's De [ (o 00 n ines Police Court today, TopAY anf‘fi'gvm Non"i% P t ember 6, to raise funds. g3 g g ROCH in “THE FIGHTING atrons The attention of the association|and was given a $25 fine in default _Eacle’ g was called to what was termed the |of which he is to spend the next year Write Our Ads | amperin Gsttbwnoes o SIS lin S0 Bolftes naa taught Ve Wl DOUGI CRANDALL'S”",‘:R,:{};J ; Nearly 4 hundred patrans of the Island avenue where it passes under | night by Policeman J. R. Jenkins of TODAY | AND TOMORROW-_H0UG: IGURES DON'T Lt Olmsted Grill wrote of their satis- the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad track.|the Traffic Bureau on a fire escape LAS LEAN in “SOFT CUSH- LMAN i faction in our First Anniversary iust east of Fourth street mortheast |at 1749 Euclid @reet. According to 555657 &$8 ShoesfirMen . it o E LASC pia ;!"f;\"‘"m‘gm:";;;:g'“ L The matter was referred to the com | (he testimony of W. Y. Collins of the hubert E N Cready. A Fishbéin, Charles mitee on streets, sidewalks and lights | same’ address. he ' noticed _Robison : ; T. Penn, Ethel Lease. or a report at the next meeting. 0% .. TG Mary Dolan. T. D. Hatton. Tt was flecidéd to have the next| ociio8 1'n|;“ dows where the shades THEATRE “RESTLESS WOMEN" 0. Normandy. Mary B, Graves. C. = not drawn. l T T L Sieden. Jr : R. Bruce Atkineon, meeting on December 30. as the reg- Cont. 1 to 11 DAy Wk N Aate M- Huni.' G, Brown and C W, ‘Lee ular date falls on the Monday after The Beautifnl Spectaste arie eater By Nidney Stone N e aa s Wil Christmas. Election of officers will be “M “Regiess Women" Been Endorsed held, after which the evening will be ||| - v given over to entertainment and so- No Corn Remed ISRAEL” -rm;u:f\':" ';er'}‘:“:“ b pae bility. y X s “Better show than ‘The Ten 5 00-*0 666§USINESS | Commandments.’ "—Post. TWO SPECIAL SHOWS 3 As Quick as Thi i ,000, As Quick as This . Wallace Reid . At 11 P.M.—"“Too Much Speed” 1\‘» Mhtcr =l :‘rmpdy‘ ie ‘m:: Shur- ;II!( At Both Performances poutively will not irritate or affec @ : | healthy ':m Yet it softens tough. old “nllsauv'&elifi-'}m:n- m;t‘n:’:k“m corns and painful callouses so quickly that in 3 minutes you can take them MARGARET FENTON out—root and all. s“‘"\:'?l‘l’. Mtlmnumxm nruhnnu. No 3-day treatments. No soaking "W — By the Associated Press. Just wet the corn with Shur-off. Pan MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., November ||land sorenees stop instantly. In two —The story of the swift rise and minutes you start taking the corn or sudden collapse of a corporation doing callous out. Any one can do it eamly 1 $5.000,000 annual business has been Get a B0 cent bottle of Shur-Off today told in bankruptey proceedings against ||| at Peoples Drug Stores (all over town). the Consumers’ Wholesale Supply Co. ||lor of any other zood drusgist—use 1t| before a Federal referee in bank- tonight—and in 3 minutes that sore corn | ruptey, begun yesterday. or callous will be out. gone and for- The hearing opened an investigation | || cotten.—Advertisement. into the alleged shrinkage of $300.000 in the assets of the concern, which was sold at a receiver’s sale November 8, for $235.000. An audit a year ago showed the corporation's assets to be more than $1.000,000. Running through the story of the corporation’s rise was the subplot of the fortune of Nicholas M. Constans. former president, who rose and fell with the company. —ON THE STAGE — From a penniless Russian immigrant i ‘'ma. 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F l A“ BURLVSQUE Ned. | Mm” of F’!‘“ Todd, counsel for the trustees, he ” i Stores in all principal cities of the United States R rices £330, 8140, $3.30. & summed up a total of $400,000 in rough ——————————————————————————————————————————————— A BUDDIE HARRISON 10 Wilson-Greene's e e L et CMUDDIM ANC WITH LEW CODY & NILEEN PRINGLE i S ESp e T account for. About the rest of the o) “ o ‘ tunds he said he knew nothing. A 0. POPULAR PRICES O ay eratals v G i CLAIMS 13 STATES NOW g~ i m ain | F AT FOURTEENTH ST. | c-nfl-um—n A M. to 11: a r n.| | U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY Clarence F. Buck Issues Statement Tour Da Luze Porformaneas Do GLASSE: FITTED —» and Says These Represent 3:30, 7:15 and 9:15 P. 60 Convenient Filling Stations One or More Always Near at Hand 348 Convention Votes. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, Ia., November 29. ’%P_'TICFAEL lexNY y FST.__FRAN.5606 Men' Don —Thirteen States now are classed as Lowden units by Clarence F. Buck, director of the Lowden-for-President campaign in Illinois, in a statement issued here through the lowa Lowd:n neadquarters. "?.‘n-on 30minutes. e s balf hooe. Rouad teip. §2.37 ‘Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis | Electric Railroad Company Termmat: 12th Street & New York Avenus HE -mSMlVFlllm Romaree al w\lhh&hbbl e ilogier FESTIVAL — wumnarou NATIONAL OPERA DRSS B | ““These States control 348 conven- Overlook | tion votes under the 1924 apportion- ment and may be considered mini- : : This Special mum Lowden strength,” Mr. Buck Your Suit Cleaned & 80c Pressed said. The States listed are Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oregon and Oklahoma. Take advantage of this sav- ing for this special won’t last very much longer. Washington’s Largest Retail Cleaners Mr. Buck also asserted Col. Lowden DIENER’S had a chance to win the Michigan, Nebraska and possibly the Tannessee, Cash and Carry Cleaners 15 Conveniently Located Stores— Washington, Nevada, Utah, West 1022 Yermont Ave. 3031 14th S¢. 1BI3K St N St. LADIES' CLUB THEATER Ladies’ Matinee, Daily. 25e GAYE Weolanind Sunday flEfi'fl..#;' o 90e 9 ._u o ki wieve mIEAN, BEDINL Eaory | || POLI S e e e “COCKA DOODLE D00” Smoking _Permitted Next Week—"Here We Are.” Virginia and Wyoming convention delegations. These control about 111 convention votes. Lowden's strength in the last national Republican con- vention was 311% votes. RICH APPEAI.. DISMISSED. Supreme Court Denies Jurisdiction “ALIAS THE m-:.uox - onitby in Assault Case. Taki Park, D. C. TAKOMA Takoms, Eark. D, G The appeal of Arthur Rich to set TODAY—TOMORROW SEE AND HEAR / aside his conviction in Michigan on RAYMOND " GRIFFITH in "“TIME 10 o News Events of s ww:g e o w..u Film F eatures North up. -na P Sts. CLIFF EDWARDS-IN UBERTYBABB:,PDkag'EGBI in wumwmd.wflflifiu' SENSATIONAL SOPRANO XET oPERA POLI'S, FRI., DEC. 9, 4:30 Beats, -rl- Gmnl ,flmn. Dmrl- 18th & G. M, 6498, VAUDEVILLE qo:.l Pnunhlm e Washin OTHER STAR ACTS AND FEATURES PRESIDENT THEATER COMIC OPERA COMPANY Tonight and All Week THURS. & SAT. MATINEES THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER With, Cast and Chorus,, “The he T horu: Ir(l" 'N rfll’:‘llpnhw'#rltlnl Chiengo rv-l)ln Prices, 1.50, 1.00, 75. Mats.. 50, 73, 1.00 ) 1512 You the charge of criminal assault, for IRENE RICH 'in Recorded in Sound 1623 H S 'm.'w Georgia. Au o DE lu which he was sentencad to prison for Evenings u 7 and 9. Matinee Tomor- 415 Conn. Ave ¥ A Overdure WILLIAM TELL Rassini B — A Supreme Court for want of jurisdic- tion. The controversy centered around the d y : nzu[sfi VAP 35 oSO8 right,of the State to have the trial oesn’t know what SECO Silver Spring ol nlm‘nefigwufl.'l which the crime was committed. When WAY OF ALL LUMkD Vaudeville's Greatest Comedy Act Real Estate placed on trial in Calhoun County it means to “lie WAY, or Rich sought a change of venue. It CAMEO THEATER ™ ?lnh. — 30 3 VIVIAN OAKLAND the inability of the jury to agree. “iE_BELOVED Subsequently the State asked that the LIVE Prgu 3 OSEPHINE JACKSON 'RIVATE DANCING Screamingly Funny = PRINCFSS Siis "0 i, N.E. E’yi'v"".’.xi’m.“xfi-'m “Ihin st nowe Pos 318 Y (D. C. Property Only) and Rich objected. Ry N 4 1 -BAMON NOVARRO i, & ACREE, STODIO THE Wllfllfl DIMEIS The case was transferred to Ingham e RS, 1343 Wis in A County, and was tried at Mason, in DUMBARTO! rd&!u"ofi'u'i AT J | Diiment. OFrank 8567, E:-u%'lfifi'mbx’mo LT that county, resulting in a verdict of and Gronas SIDNEY in ** 0 guilty and a sentence to life imprison- B CRILE AR R ment. EBIOMIGEE s o pumuia oy SIDNEY LUST'S rting, Friday evening, o o - No Commission Charged HIPPODROME X; near sth T A c pk..x ot “THE SECRET STUDIO." ME. STAFFORD SEVBE 2 August G. 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