Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1927, Page 54

THE EVENING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—Earl Carroll “Vanities,” at 8:20 p.m. Poli’s- shington Natfonal Opera Co. in “Carmen,” at 8:20 p.m. Belasco—""Celebr] drama, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:30. Keith’s—Ned Wayburn Promenad- ers, vaudeville, at and 8:15 p.m. rle—Libhy Dancers, nuous 1:30 to 11 p.m. STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D, C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1927. MAYOR KEEPS JOB. Aldermen Refuse to Oust Him on Intoxication Charge. NEWBERN, N. C., December 7 (). —The Newbern board of aldermen last | iton to Feauest "Mavor Albere 1. | o Masor Bangert Is now serving his M- | Bangert to resign, because of alle ;ml it vaudeville, | intoxication. R, Aldert 7o v of the fifth| Touis C. Saeger has completed 50 ward made the notion. Paid advertise- | years as AMUSEMENTS. STANLEY fl%“’"‘.‘o Y—11 A. LLtA' TODAY—I1 A. M. TO 11 P. M. A DE MILLE RELEASE MARIE PREVOST With of city government” to attdWa the ses- AMUSEMENTS. sion. Many attended, but the move- ment to demand the mayor's resigna- tion was nipped in the bud when eight aldermen, after they met secretly, an- nounced they had accepted Mayor Bangert's confession of indiscretions and pledgo “never again to forget himse Tonight at 20, $1 to $4 Only Mat., S-!. sxoo to $3.00 KAPLOWITZ A DOLLAR A COAT PROFIT GIVE APPAREL A WORTHY GIFT MACNIDER URGES MUNITIONS PROBE | Proposes Presidential Board 00,07 100-60 A WONDERFUL JALE $49 BEAUTIFUL CoATs ror. $26:95 Quality Dress and Sports Fabrics Fashionable Select Furs Fashions of Distinction with Distinguished Lines All French Copies FOR THE JUNIOR MISS MADEN "'fi LLE- MADAME TALL- JHCORT - SJLENDER-LAROZ HIG‘Ht,. COST COATS T L’RLA‘ AT Which Mceas An Actual Savings of Fijty Dollars and More That You Can Enjoy JELF-JERVICE DU RUSH HOURS Wholesale RING Retail Washingtcn Paris New York $50.00 Christmas Money We will allow you $50.00 for your Christmas presents when you become one of our customers. 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Stock limited Eat at Gibson’s Soda Fountain Every Day Good Food—Low Prices Get It At Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents. 917-919 G St. N.W. to Determine War-Time Needs of Nation. to prepare a pr »\vm\ in a bef of material dness w iy ation possibilities, has already insti- of the mobili; m viewpoint of the pres ¥ from supply Standgomnt can Do nvesfisated t the report said. “The point has now been reached w initial requirements can be made to conform with figur. with reserves authorized css and the production pos- of the country.” out that the law charges v of making ce of afequite provicion for the n of material and industrial ations es to war-time and that Army purcha the war reached the s 1 of $14,000,000,000, MacNider t in order to make such assu here must be definite determination of war-time needs.” The cost of maintaining adequate reserves in time of peace would be pre g stant Secretary said, and the only solution Is to plan out the produ: and procurement on a e which will reduce the erves which must be kept on hand. Such planning involves cost, he added, but there was ‘no doubt” that intelligent planning would cost less ¢ serves thereby Iready such eserve costs by id red industrial preparation, . urging that Congress be asked to amend the act so as to permit orders to be given private fac- tories, which would both “build up de- pleted reserves” and serve to train plants and workers. Y. PEYTON MARSHALL DIES IN LYNCHBURG Great-Grandson of Chief Justice Was Prominent in Business and Church. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., December 7.— 60 years of age, for many years prominent in the wholesale business here, died Sunday am., course. night at his home. Death resulted from an attack of angina pectoris after an illness of an hotir. Mr. Mar- shall appeaged to be in his usual health when he retired for the night. He was a native of Markham, Va., but came here 45 years ago and was vice president of the Quinn-Marshall Co., wholesale dealers in dry goods and notions. Mr. Marshall had for a number of vears been a vestryman of St. Paul's Lpiscopal Chur having been elected for another year last Wednes- day. He was also a member of the Rotary Club. He was a great-grand- son of Chief Justice John Marshall, hoth his mother and father having been descendants of that famous jurist. M Marshall is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nina Holt Marshall, whom he married 27 years ago and who was at the Virginia Baptist Hos- pital recovering from an operation for appendicitis when her husbhand died; three daughters, Misses Nina, Jaquelin and Katherine, and these brothers and sisters: Randolph Mar- shall of this city, Mrs. William Smith and Miss Mildred Marshall of Mark- ham, —— PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., December 7.— The congregation of Rivermont Bap- tist Church here has been notified that Rev. Edward B. Willingham of Richmond had accepted the call to the Rivermont Church pastorate. 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ALD COLMAN i CRANDALL’S Tivout JAhSParkRAN.W. CAST 1IN “LES STRAND IAT. 25c & 60c—EVE., 25c, 80c, 75¢ UIRLS FROM_THE FOLLIES Fred “Falls” xmdar—m.dy- Clark 20—DANCING GIRLS UNDER—20 . CLUB DANCE exery THURSDAY and . 9 t AM National Fellowship Informat, SAT Toontiend The CiT' RIALTO Now Playing! BEBE DANIELS “SHE’S A SHEIK” With Stage Presentation ‘¥ AT FOURTEENTH sr. Continuoui—i1 A . atiancus11 A M. to 1150 7. X, | AT 35 7 Envy of Américan Womanhood KARYL NORMAN The Creole Fashion Plate MURIEL LaFrance The Golden Exclugsive Washing- ton Entertainment Fox - Movietone News AQ’*Q ;mv!l H\gar . rmy ‘and_Nav Voiced Football Game and Soprano Other World Events FF WILLTAM FOX Presents PAJAMAS” with OLIVE BORDEN omance of a Mountain Wilderness Overture gercotions svom, Fox Theatre “THE_FIREFLY Symphony Orchestra LeoonquCtofo of Fitty Brilliant Associate Conductor Soloists Toternational Aristocrat of _Syncopation BLOSSOM SEELEY and BENNY FIELDS LlTrLE THEATER Cont. 1 to 11 The Beautiful Spectacle “Moon of Israel” LANK BOOK( of Every Description See Us First E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. “Let’s Finish The Job” Five-Reel Motion Picture With An All-Star Cast To Be Shown at the Temple Baptist Church 10th & N Streets Northwest This Evening at 7:15 0'Clock By Mr. Chas. P. 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Now l'l AVING Fi “New Policy” Presentation of Greater Entertainment Programs ON THE SCREE e Motro-Goldwyn-Mayer _Pre LIONEL BARRYMORE In o Thrilling Myste “THE 13th HOUR =—ON THE STAGE— “JAZZIQUE” A s\'\col'.\'rl-:l) REVUE GiNE SRS 35 LOEW’S COLUMBIA Continuous, 10:30 A, M. to 11 P. M. NOW SHOWING A GREAT PICTURE Washingtonians now have the op= portunity to see what is without question_one of the outstanding successes of the decade. HERBERT BRENON'S “SORRELL AND SON?”’ From Warwick Deeping’s famous novel With H. B. WARNER, ANNA Q. NILSSON, ALICE JOYCE, CARMEL MYERS, NILS ASTHER, LOUIS WOLHEIM LADIES' CLUB THEATER GAYETY APIEs i Daily, 26c Daily Mat., 15¢ to 50c. Sun. Mat., 25c, 80c. Weekday and Bunday Nights, 250 to 99c. ED E. DALEY Presents SANFAS ALL LAST YEARBT EARL NEXT WEEK BIIRTON HOLMES THI Thursday At Matinee 4:30 e v AUSTRIA Vienna Innsbruck Salzburg —The Glorious Tyrol— Pop. Prices—S30¢, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 AFTERNOON DECEMBER 0, 2:15 P. M. NATIONAL THEATER THE ACTORS’ FUND OF AMERICA Annual Benefit All-Star Bill Shubert TONITE LASC AT 8:30 wum Shubert TODAY AT 2:30 FESTIVAL WASHINGTON NATIONAL OPERA EDOUARD ALBION. General Director. WEEK DEC. 6TH TO 10TH. Carmen Grand Opera Ball. aust Sat. Mat. Hansel and rotell—Aida, Sat. Night. 9@ Seats Now—Jordan Piase Poll s 1239 G St., Main 756, ll. $3 an MARIG SENSATIONAL SOPRANO MET. OPERA Opera in English AMERICAN i OPERA .25 14—8:15 COMPANY Mnnn Dee 53 Faust Tiens Mme. Butterfly Dec. 13 Marriage of Figaro Wed., Dec. 14 FRANK ST. LEGER, Conductor. . $2.20, $1.10. On Bureau, Droop’s, ifice of theater. OLORES STELLO. QLIVE BORDE 6:15, POLA_NEGRI in “BARBED WIRE/ JOHN GILBERT, RENEE ADOREE, 'ALLI 1 “MARRIAG! AV - ADAME POM 'his 1( al . JomxxT v PANTS cl LE 2105P: h. W. 953 Hll’PODROME praneas Sors o A \I"Lll)\ BID " ELITE 14th AND R. 1. AVE. “THE_SECRE NEW STANTON G!h& bls N.E. 11th & N. C. Ave. S.E. CAROLINA ESTELLE TAYLOR. “MONTE CRISTO." AMER]CAN ISQREQ & R. 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Gertrude unflm-n ‘All Styles of Daneing Ballroom _Class Classes for Exercise LET MA'{’I.E BARRETT Tremier Danseute | Instruction combination. 1208 18t " Mrs, Mae Davtson g 5ok Shos, Acro- mp, Waliz-Clog, | Grand Opera Ball Mayflower Hotel Wednesday, Dec. 7, 10 P.M. (Costumes Optional) Tickets, $5.00—Including Supper Iy for tickets, Helen Roy Hagner, sodl Barean, 3 vl Jord: flower. "Willard.” Carlton and Wardman Park Hotels. KE|'IH~AI.IEE VAUDEVILLE TODAY BARGAIN MATINEE Big Time Follies ‘THE PROMENADEIIS’ Talented Beauties in & Glorious Costume and Scenic_Spectacle 3UCI DE KEREKJARTO | Royal Yiolinist Virtuose EL BRENDEL & FLO BERT “Ths_Poor Swede” 8—01""Lu STARS. & FEATURES 8 PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA FRITZ REINER, Conducting SOPHIE BRASLAU, Sololst Tuesday, Dec. 13—4:30 Washington Auditorium Tickets, $1, $1.50, §2, T. Arthur_Smith Bureau, 133 John McCormack Concert Washington Auditorium % Monday Evening 5 Janunry 23,1928 Washington Auditorium POULTRY SHOW . 6, Open 10 Qm !D ll pm. hibiti t all dard vme{fi‘o?" QUL sy ;‘“ 100 nfl'x';m’éxén- and n.hw.- Hiren