Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1929, Page 40

GRAND DEMONSTRATI ON | OF LITURGICAL MUSIC | NAJJ?.".‘.‘.."L.. e Polyphony { MAT. TODAY, “ALL SEATS 5o | SEATS e NATIONAL THEATER mm-‘J SIR JAMES M. BARRIE'S WHIMSICAL COMEDY, WUAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS Next Week—"SQUARE CROO! T SHUBERT at8:30 s DELASC i William A, Brady, Jr. and Dwis Wiman in’ Association with Tom Present THE LITTLE SHOW An Intimate Musical Revue With CLIFTON WEBB FRED ALLEN and a Galaxy of Glorious Girls TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. 7;,“- ““‘-"“-.‘ ery : ““The Bellamy Trial,” at'2:15, 26 pm. ANWMMMLMAWMMmfiflmmmm TOAID AR SERVEE B e 2 Strand—"Radium Queens,” burlesque,| NEW YORK, April 24 (#).—Former &¢ 2:15 and 8:15 pm: Gov, Prank O. Lowden of Illinois re- Rialto—"Stiow Boct." photoplay, at'2, | ¢);rmed yesterday with Mrs. Lowden and N their son and dsughter from a four “Spite Mln' 1:15, 330.540 8 and 1 Fox—"Speakeasy,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. Earle—"“His Captive Woman,” at 11:25 am., 1:25, JSOSSQTSOMO”DJB Little Theater—'Ten Days That World,” from 11 am. to 11 Out -of the Crowded Area Plenty of Parking Space HARRY KAWFMAN The Store Daily We STRAND ... for . S You Thrifty People 1316 ~1326 SeventhSt.NfW. Mo b oo e B A TWO for ONE Sale | 2 Two Garments at the Usual Price of One GLEE, CLUB IN ANNUAL RECOYAL | Two Dresses—Two Coats or a Dress and Coat i et Caoe. Sevrts S 2 tor 519 Aimlnlnn—M cents Tickets on s: 9th ‘All brand-new and seasonable styles and in such a-variety that you'll probably want four garments or perhaps you have only need for one garment, in that case bring another member of the family or some friend to take the extra dress or coat. Dresses For Every Occasion Of plain crepes, flowered silks, georgettes, etc., in long sleeve, sleeveless or short sleeve styles—every new ‘neckline and trimming effect and a com- plete assortment of shades. All sizes up to 50. Ceats for All Types Of tweeds, mixtures, poiret sheens and silks, smart cape and throw collar models, other with fur collars. Plain or figured rayon linings. Both light and dark mixtures and colors. Sizes up to 48, Kaufman's—Second Floor “Ehursday. Avrit ADMISSION 9th & Leaders in Cities Along Route From Miami to New York Fovrm Board. at 11 am, i5 pan. KEYS -PPBNS I DUPLICATED Ploint £ T8 (UK £ gt 'IODA' at 2:30 50c to $2 t Deere eatherly In preparation for the doubling of air mail service between this city and|Shook the Rt it S e e guration e near future of the Metropolitan—“The Canary Murder unit of an serial passenger service cgse (second .week), at 11:35 am., through this city from Miami to New ;'35 3:35°5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Ym'k. Pitcairn Aviation, Inc., Govern- Columbia—"The Broadway Melody” ment air mail contractors, fodsy an-| (COMINICATIe (QIMCIEY. 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