Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1929, Page 54

" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDA TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS, . National—“The Skull,” mystery play, at 8:20 pm. Belasco — “Paolo M Hlmnen with Jane Cowl, at Wardman Park— Penrol."' ‘at’ 3:30 and 8:15 p.m. —“Jazz Regiment” (chlored revue), at 8:15 pm. Strand—“Red Hots,” burlesque, 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Metropolitan—"The Canary Murder at 11:35 am, l 35, 3:85, 6.!& .m. Palace—"The Flying Fleet,™ at 11:30 am,, 1:55, 4:20, 7:15 and 9:40 p.m. Fox—"Strong Boy,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. Earle—“The Wild Party,” af 10:50 12:30, 2:25, 4:15, 6, 7:50 and (third week), at 10:50 a.m. 12:85, 3, 5:10, 7:20 9:30 pm. " Liftle ~Theater—"Simba,” III. to 11 p.m. mbassador—" uyhound Limited,” n 6:15, l‘llll 9:50 pm. Tivoli—"The dnhuu IM the x-un in Atlantic City,” at 2:25, 4:10, and 9:35 p.m. Cflllnl-—“Mhl Jlnnny vllnune " at H 30, 2, ! 30, 5, 6 8 and 9:30 pim, EDUCATIONAL. o 5 = LN REVEALS = ARLINE PROGRAN Maj. C. E. McCullough Tells Kiwanis Club Land Con- nection Is Near. l from 11 BOYD ‘ HAVE YOU HEARD NEW YO! TY TALK Jie thrill of a Ilfeume you when you HEAR aits ; at EE TRANI ——— N Texas !omty Reception Monday. The Texas State Soclety will hold a reception and dance in commemoration of San Jacinto day and in honor of the Texas delegation to the D. A, R. Con- gress, and also new members of Con- gress from Texas, Monday evening, at 8:30 o'clock at Meridian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth street. - Definite linking of rail and air trans- portation in the near future was fore- cast by Maj. C. E. McCullough, general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Raliroad, speaking before a luncheon of the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Wash- = ington yesterday. nmpomuon is unlikely to iICT supersede entirely the railroads, he de- clared, since it would be impossible to dispense with the latter in the trans- portation of heavy freight. The roads are consequently inclined to regard aviation as co-operative rather than competitive. Under the new system, landing fields will be established every 50 miles along the main route and a weather bureau will be organized. at headquarters to which railroad = em- ployes at all stations along the line will report weather conditions for the bene- fit of the pilots, As time is one of the most important factors in pmsperny today, Maj. McCullough declared, the effecting of a speedier means ‘of trans- portation would bind the Nation still closer together and would be a great contribution to prosperity. Upon the linking of rail and air transportation, it is believed that the length of time required to cross the continent could be reduced from four and one-half days to less than 48 hours. The planes will be designed to carry baggage in the wings, rather than in the rear, as is done in Europe at pres- ent, and the interior is thus expected to be more comfortable than any craft in use in Europe or America today. Announcement was also made lt the & STORAGE €O., INC. PACKING W SHIPPING 616 EYE ST. N.W. + MAIN 2010 pm, Columbla—"“The Broadway Melody" \TTRESSES of unequaled value made in our own shop For Double Beds For Single Beds, Our Royal Felt Our Royal Felt 28.50 2250 Our Media Felt Our Media Felt 19.00 Bedroom Furnit Mattresses sterilized and removated im strict accordance with our District law. L. T. Jones, 931 H St. N.W. 's Printeraft Blds. -muu RN Dorothq Sebastian ¥ Leila Hyams’ spite marnage ADDED ATTRACTION A"Great Event” in Technicolor *THE LIGHT OF INDIA" ON THE STAGE~ Lhejoqousjesttr of jazz in his 73’consecutive week) wesley eddy and the alace syncopators iy 'SAY IT wnu FLOWERS" OFFICIAL NOTICES. ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DI of Columbia. Washington.—April 19. '1929. ~—In accoraance with the provisions of Sec. 3 of an Act of Congress, approved 1. 1920 (Public No. 153, 66th Con- sress. entitled “An Act to Tegulate Lhe Deight, area and use of buildings in the District of Columbia and to create a Zoning Commission, and for other purposes.”) To- tice is hereby given that a public hearing il be held in the Board Room of the Dis- tict Building beginning at 10:00 e e se ‘ot ‘ConsiqeriE. (he f0.i .ing proposed changes in the Zonmnk Regulations, and the boundaries of the use. height and avea districts. lo wit: 1. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 30 © REA IRST CO! 007 & AREA: A PICTORIAT, MOVE FPAGEANT 5110y S0A THE alm:‘rwvr PICTURE OF A FEW STILL AZ%NSo% OPENING NIGHT RIALTOQ 2 LITTLE THEATRE! Sth Bet. F & G Film Arts Guild Prescnts LAST DAY “SIMBA” WITH MR. AND MES. MARTIN JOHNSO! COVT 11-11—ADM. T0 e AL CHIL- DREN'S “A'l'l“i. 25¢. STARTS SATURDAY 13 l O Days That Shook the World” Greater than “Potemkin” VGE Sl 88 & AREAT Love 1 and 800, sauare 782 Beine the cornet of Massachuselts Ate n 4. CHANGE FROM FIRST" COMMERGIAL. o0 FIRST, COMMERCIAL: 60 D AR AERS Lota l62. 163, 817 and {41, sauare 850, knowy t N.E. 5 CHANGE FROM e S N AREX 1O, FIRST COMMERCIAL, 60 C AREA: Lot 62. sauare 809, being the northeast corner 4th and G Sureets, NE. 6 CHANGE PROM RESIDER- 60, & AREA TO RESIDENTIAL. 90, C'AKER “The ‘Darts of lots 817, 823 and 835, Square 2624. that lie more than 100 feet orth of Oak Street and front 16th Street. Enown as 3620 16th Street, N.W, 7, CHANGE | ;mér CQ‘AMFRC[ AL. 90", 'c AREA: Rear | meeting that a bronze tablet will be un- { parts of lois 4 and 804, square 2638, beink | veiled by the Kiwanis Club, April 30, west of 14th Street on both sides of PALE” | marking the site of the old State De- B RES‘!‘RICT‘ED AREA TO | partment Bullding, at the northeast Lot 829, sauare | corner of the Treasury, in which the - ‘Webster-Ashburton treaty, determining the northeast boundary between Canada |and the United States, was signed, August 9, 1842, » LANK BOOK, BATTERY SET| IS WORTH iow you thai ) s 2 O £redit on th fatest ARl SCREEN STAR OF *WHAT PRICE GLORY” FAME IN PERSON LAST TIMES AM st TTi?gAstmG 2!5‘5 NOVARRO @ . C REA So much of lot quare 2704. as is_now zoned Residential. EHIII the rear of Park Theatre, located on 14th ‘(refl h(l\hefl\ Buchanan and Critten- 10. CHANGE FROM RES- s have tried to he sereen. For the Jenelt of the etheg. 50,000 the ple. ture is held over SENSATIONAL th WEE K N B TDENTIAL: ARFA: Lots facing Quintana Place. Sides of the strect. between S5th and Streets. N.W. ANGE FROM RESI- DENTIAL. 60 ESTDENTIAL, | 40 A RESTRICT METRO Pou'rAN“ WAREHOUSE o 50 Florida Ave. N.E. Accounts Deposits ; JUST EAST OF N. CAPITOL . . % ‘ MT. VERNON MANUFACTURER'S SALE | pp - tionize Either of | k Chnr_lel Macalester % FOR ONE MORE WEEK TO THE PUBLIC | leaves Tth St. Whart Daily ! 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Guaranteed for 16,000 Miles of Servic : Round Trip, 85¢ WEBSTER ""EE‘:“.';‘:Z'{.’.’.:"&‘:HM‘ Ia:-'::'n‘:' o Admission, 25¢ CORDS A First-Line Tire Equal to the Best. Cafe .‘v‘ Lunch Counter on Stenmer M. Veraon Not Open on Sumdaps. AT FAR LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES 30x314 Reg. .. 30x3% O. S. . 30x3% S 31x4 S, 32x4 8. 33x4 32x4Y iamcr!\,u:' s A ¢, drom Macomb Siree Stop in— ; 1z, ) RESIDENTIAL, 40 2 12 SHANGE, mile REgibENIISEL 0 ¢ E. Morrison Paper Co. | AREA: Part of lots & and 802, \qu‘urle) 1134 sining i Port and 4ist Streets. N.W. 13. CHANGE o FROM_FIRST COMMFRCIAL, 40°. C AHEA TO_RESIDENTIAL. 40’ A ' RESTRICTED | ARTAC The First Gommercial strip on_both | (16!“ of 18th Street. between Otis Sireet and Bunker Hill Road, N. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. Time Vi RESTRIGIED AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. | AREA: Parcel 155/186. {ronting Mills Ave- Tie. about 100 feet south of Rhode Island | Avenue. NE 15 CHANGE FROM SECOND | COMMERCIAL, cn D_AREA TO RESIDEN. % LA o i2e nel. 800 | AhAB0%. ‘square. 5604, and lots 1-46 inels Sauare 5508, being on R Streat. between 14th And 16th Streels. SE. 16. CHANGE FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40", C AREA TO RES- IDENTIAL, 40°, A AREA: First Commerclal strips on both 'sides of Sheridan Rond. S.E. as follows: South and west of Sheridan Road from lot 942. square 5863 to Jasper Road east and norih sides Bf Sheridan Road from 15th Place. gl in- —which most suits your convenience. The same standards of service, effi- ciency and courtesy obtain at both downtown and up- town places of business. Franklin National Bank Penna. Ave. at 10th St. N.W. 1111 Connecticut Avenue JORN B, COCHRAN. THOS. P. HICKMAN, President Nothing like it ever before new era. of the TALK c The new thrill of a life- time has come for you! How fortunate that this new advance- ment is brought to you so dramatically in a love story of infinite power and tenderness! STRAND ... rue osLy THEATRE rOW) PLAYING BURLESQUE WAVA WHITE AND HER “RED HOTS" Tubes, 95¢ with Each Tire Values to $4.00 Co-Operatively Sold and Guaranteed by Factory Sales Outlet Co. Heaiations ““Fire engine hous pumping stations.” | | B StoNEY P AL SN ERANT, 3rd. gonin Commission of in numu of Columbin. - STEAMSHIPS. INSURANCE ALL BRANCHES Fire, Automobi Life, Acciden Baggage, Burglary M. Le Roy Goff STANLEY-CRANDALL THEATERS Daily 1o Perfect Talking Pictures 6 P.M. Inc. 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LAST DAY orchestra, 9 to 11 WILLIAM FOX Presents VICTOR McLAGLEN | F AT FOURTEENTH ST. § i The Parrot Studio. 1134’ Coni. “in the sun and enjoy the blue skies and sparkling ocean—at the same time surrounded by congenial folk. Y Concert Each Evening American_ Plan New Fireproof MAYER & CO. | Seventh St. Bet. D and E "1643 Conn. Ave. sible d'dvq-p. ufe,'lll-uael buses, de. Fares are “Speaks for Htself” mumumam f:rnnflom TOURS . TERMINAL 421 l.'. 1 mg on_ Sundays” Telephone’ Potomac 6322, CLYDE COOK. LEATRICE JOY, > in “S'I‘RGNG BOY” N, THE STAGE—— JOHN IRVING FISHER With Seven Star Acts And the Truly GORGEOUS FOXETTES OTHER FEATURES | | DAVISON’S ave. Phone N. 3322. 29° Stage and Baliroos FOX STUDIO Sk, toe, Py method. Pupils placed. $iL 13th st. n.. Fox Trot, Hop. Waltz, taught correctly in & few lessons, private. rny bour.” Class Sat EVng:. lll-“'ll at Dlnclnl ‘ . Prof. Mrs. 320 M St N.W, National 3ML CATHER]N E BAI.LE