Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1929, Page 23

THE FEVE STAR. WASHTINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929. 4 23 1¢ & Save on Every Dollar You Spend in This Big ane-a-Year ce the most skeptical that this big, once-: 5 le/ | | @ STREET AT ELEVENTH e } event is all we say for it and i PALAIS ROYAL | TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 | arries unusual savings. The price concessions we received from manufac- future wants. mcy selected these dresses this morning. . .if you fefs wonder at the extraordinary values we are Sale of the Summer! Plenty of fresh styles pfomorrow. . .come get all the pretty lovely Sum- hgual prices! Brand-new styles...and a wonder- [ 95 4.95 New Fashions and Colors handsome dresses usually priced as much again lovely chiffon afternoon frocks youthful new silk jacket dresses suntan back sports models new models for country club wear dark dresses for travel use smart dresses for daylight dining cloth ensembles with silk blouses sports dresses in suntan shades youthful models for junior misses to $39.50 Coats ngs the season’s most new, low price . 5 youthful capeback models sports types straightline models dels all show the graceful and so flattering. And they plder women, the styles are Pf broadcloth, fine cloths and green, blue. Sizes 16 to 44. s in Important Group fanlined coats ports coats for mer, silk and cool as a dish of ice cream! 30 Girls’ New Flowered Organdie Dresses lovely new dresses. . , every one a real $2.95 value also a group of sheer, fine cotton voiles at the same price. 1.69 Dainty little dresses, of crisp, sheer organdie, or fine voile; all in the popular sleeveless styles...dresses from one of the foremost New York makers of little girls’ dresses. Many with hand touches. all new and fresh and never before shown Chiefly white grounds with colored patterns; 2 to 6 year sizes, Children’s Dresses—Third Floor diFancy Silks Reduced hrtment—But Not Many Like These is- Wonderful Lot ot Five Gilks 1.79 vard $2.65 and $2.98 Values gh grade printed flat crepe isite printed chiffons nted De Ray (rayons) also include our famous Lady Washington Crepe (wash- in 40 different shades. | if you see these, you'll want several—they're so attractive 1,200 59c¢ to 89c Dresser Scarfs Think of it! Dresser scarfs, vanity sets, center pieces—all to go at this one low price in the June Sale. You'll find color- ful patterns in organdies, cretonnes, crash and prints—and a great many of them can be matched up to make a com- plete set. $2.98 Madeira Dresser Scarfs 18x54-inch size— embroidered by the naiives of the | o Madeira Islands on fine white linen—specially priced for this sale only. $1.98 Linen Crash Sets 52x52-inch _cloth d six_napkins to match — with ° attractive colored borders —all o f imported Irish linen crash. Second Floor Pequot Sheets and Cases 90x108 81x99 inches inches 1.98 1.64 Popular Colored Hem Sets, $3.98 One 81-99 sheet and two cases, neatly boxed. 50U SHEETS TORN SI2E HEMMED 8Y DANVERS' BLEACHERY FoR NAUMK EAG S.c.co $4.95 and $5.50 Rayon $2.25 Krinkle Bedspreads d Bedspreads T e i bed size. Wide 1 '88 acquard stri All new patterns ous color: trous finish scalloped edg 80x105-inch s ~unusually low price. in pastel sha 3 special purchase and sale of new 35¢ Windsor Dress Prints This light-in-weight, light-in-color material is one of the popular Summer fabrics for C general all-around wear—it comes in th: most colorful printed patterns imaginable and also in pretty combination colored yard stripes—it is 36 inches wide. Specially priced for the June Profit-sharing Sale. Second Floor 3,000 Spools Sewing Silk 3 for 11c 60c doz. Hair Nets, 44c Sally, double mesh hair nets, in cap shape only. Good quality sewing silk, in black, white and assorted colors. Bias Tape, 10c, 3 for 25¢ 1,000 pieces of fine lawn bias tape, assorted colors; six yards to a piece. S4c Unburnable 29¢ Wash Cloth 29¢ Hot Dish Holder Ironing Board Cases, 2 for 48¢c Sets, 19¢; 2 for 35¢ Pads, 39%¢ Rubberized wash Each set includes The kind good cloth cases, contain- three holders in me- housewives like to ing medium size dium size pocket. use! Regular size. wash cloth. Assorted colors. Notions—Main Floor k for This Sale 20% Reduction Extra Safigs Brief stories of large savings are told in these specials ...the page was too crowded to hold them all! $6.95 Wardrobe Hat Boxes, 4.98 Black or tan dupont; capacious size. Main floor. $2.95 Enamel Mesh Bags, 1.88 Whiting and Davis bags; lovely colors. Main floor. $5 Guaranteed Lighters, 3.59 Guaranteed Ronson lighters ; assorted colors. Main floor. $595 Water Pitchers, 4.59 2-qt. size; of guaranteed pewter. Silverware, Main floor. 75c and $1 Marmalade Jars, 44c Glass jars; assorted colors; with spoon. Main floor. $1 Salt and Pepper Sets, 79c set Barrel style; of glass; sterling tops. Main floor. 50c Dainty Ribbon Gatrters, pair, 39¢ Pastel shades and darker tones; floor. 29c¢ and 35c Garter Lengths, 25c Ribbons, Main many styles. Main Plain and lace trimmed; many colors. floor. 39c New Hair Bows, for Girls, 29c 4 inches wide; many kinds; all colors. Main floor. $1 Gardenia Sprays, special, 69c Triple effect, combined with foliage; in colors. Main floor. #1 Evening Flowers, only 69c ea. Trailers, in pastel colors and darker tones. Main floor. 50c to $1.25 Sash Ribbons, yard, 35c Beautiful ribbons, 5 to 714 inches wide. Main floor. 15c to 35c Ribbons, yard, 10c 1 to 214 inches wide ; plain and fancy kinds. Main floor. $2.95 Console Candlesticks, 1.98 Sterling silver; squat style; bright finish. Main floor. Sugar and Cream Sets, special, 4.29 Rogers silver plate; complete with tray. Main floor. $1 Military Brushes, 89c Two brushes and comb, nicely boxed. Leather Goods. $1.29 to $1.50 Pongee Undies, 95c Slips, dance sets and step-ins; natural color. Third floor. $1.25 to $1.50 Sample Lingerie, 95c Gowns, chemises, pajamas, slips, dance sets. Third floor. Exquisite Silk Lingerie, 1.88 Chemiscs, dance sets, step-ins, panties. Third floor, $1 Handmade Nightgowns, 79c Porto Rican gowns, in white and colors. Third floor. 85 Rayon Satin Negligees, 3.39 In coat style; floral designs; lovely colors. Third floor. 65c Colored Organdie, Special, 49c —750 yards of sheer plain colored organdic. Second flloor. 1,200 Yards 39c Printed Voile, 29c —season’s newest fine quality printed voile. Second floor. Ruffled Curtains, Special, 1.55 Pair —dozens of new attractive curtains—2!4 yards long. Second floor. 1,000 Reversible Awnings at 1.18 —for both door and window—specially priced. Second floor. 8Ft. Roll-up Porch Awnings, 3.28 —of fine-grade awning material; complete, ready to hang. Second floor. Wooden Slat Porch Shades, 4.28 _green, brown or green and brown combination. Second floor. 5,000 Yards Curtain Material, 22c —for slip covers, awnings, ctc. Second floor. Algerian Mourmourk Rugs at 19.85 —also rugs for 22.85, 2585 and 31.85. Second flloor. $165.00 Living Room Suite, 118.50 —a real buy—76-inch sofa and two chairs. Fourth floor. $55.00 3-Piece Fiber Suite, 39.75 —double steel braced throughout. Fourth floor. Gliding Hammock, Special, 19.95 —with fine quality striped duck covering. Fourth floor. $14.75 Layer Felt Mattress, 10.95 ~50-pound heavy roll edge mattress. Fourth floor. $12.75 Boudoir Chairs, Now, 8.85 —high back; full flounce; at great savings. Fourth floor. $5.95 Complete Brid ge Unit, 3.75 —heavy construction; bronze finish. Fourth floor. $6.95 Jr. Floor Lamp and Shade, 4.47 —Reg. $695, heavy standard; antique bronze finish. Fourth floor. 25-Watt Electric Bulbs, 6 at 90c —just in time to make replacements in Summer cottages. Fourth floor. 42-Piece Dinner Set, Special, 3.95 —suitable for home or country cottage. Fourth floor. Clear Crystal Stemware, Special, 10c —goblets, fruit salads, sherbets, cocktails. Fourth floor. 65c and 75c Bud and Rose Vases, 39¢ —rose and green shade vases; specially priced. Fourth floor. 7-Piece Water Set, Special at 39c —sparkling clear crystal; large pitcher and 6 glasses. Fourth floor. THE WEATHER !ginia and West Virginia—Mostly fair | tonight and tomorrow; continued warm. | 30.07; 12 midnight, 30.01: 4 am, 30.12; | 5:30 a.m. today. | Highest, 80; lowest, 60. | 7:36 p.m. District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 87; 8 p.m., 80; 12 midnight, 73; 4 am., 69; 8 am.74; | noon, 85. Barometer—4 pm. 3006 8 pm., 8 am. 30.16; noon, 30.14. Highest temperature, 88, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 66, occurred at | Temperature same date last year— Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 11:17 am. and 11:25 pm.; high tide, 4:33 am. and 4:56 p.m. Tomorrow—Low _tide, 12:08 pm.; | high tide, 5:20 a.m. and 5:46 pm. | The Sun and the Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:41 am.; sun sets Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:41 am.; sun sets 7:36_p.m. Moon rises 3:37 pm.:; sets, 1:53 am. Condition of the Water, | Great, Falls—Clear. Weather | Stations. . Clear ar Pt.cloudy | Pt cloudy | Pt.cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear ear Pt.cloudy Cloudy Clear Bt.cloudy Pt.cloudy FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperatu (Current obe Hamilton, Bermuda San Juan, Porto Havans., Cuba... Colon, Canal Zone Opening Attractions in ‘Washington Theaters (Continued From Twenty-second Page.) and disappointments of this young pair of lovenpnnd to divulge the outcome of their romance would not be fair to those who intend to see the picture, which is another version of the old Cinderella theme, but, nevertheless, material for a pleasant hour of entertainment. Dialogue is used sparingly, and in the few instances where it is used it can not be said that Miss Banky's or Mr. Hall's voice registers with clarity or with pleasing tonal effects, at least not in the balcony. One scene in a Hun- garian restaurant with sound accom- paniment is particularly good. Pic- torially, Miss Banky, Mr. Hall and Lucien Littlefield fill their roles in & manner which leaves nothing to be de- sired, and Fritzie Ridgeway gives a per- fect impersonation of the reviewer's idea of the type she is supposed to represent. An unusually elaborate stage program, which in itself is a miniature musical comedy consisting of four scenes, is presented by Herbert Rawlinson and the Palace Syne rs, with the assistance of the follo artists: Don Barclay, comedian of musical comedy fi Marietta, an exceptionally agile danc Lilian White, Johnny Dale, John Walsh, Nita Carol and the Gamy-Hale en- semble, who give a unique equine dance that would almost make even a horse laugh at such a caricature of himself. Don Barclay gives a take-off on the David Wark Griffith motion picture of 20 years ago, featuring Lillian Gish, Lionel Barrymore and others of that period. Owing to the length of the features the news reels were omitted at the Saturday evening show. METROPOLITAN—“Noah's Ark.” “Noah's Ark,” proving itself a sturdy vessel, cinematically, sailed Saturday and the trio's rendition of the “Bar- carolle” from “The Tales of Hoffman™ fill out the bill's running time. RIALTO—"The Lone Wolf’s Daughter.” A vague, attenuated hodge-podge of crook tactics, double identities, jewel thefts and hearts of gold scarcely serves to distinguish “The Lone Wolf’s Daugh- ter,” at the Rialto this week, in com- parison ‘o other and much better films of its genre. The whole thing is liter- ally swamped in musical accompani- ment; there isn't a quiet moment. Bert Lytell, a crook with the im- pulses of a_gentleman, plays Lanyard, alias “The Lone Wolf,” father by adop- tion to a maid aManced to a callow. it clean-faced youth. Discovery of his nefarious past would cause the Wolf's daughter ~social embarassment; the film is given over to his attempts to maintain his nicer identity. This he does by fastening the house party jewcl theft upon two wily scoundrels whose criminality he reveals by means of television.” _Inspector Crane, though knowing a lot, keeps the Wolf's secret. All this, plus love interest of the sten- ciled sort, makes the picture. Florence Allen plays the daughter; Gertrude Olmstead is the object of the Lone Wolf's own affections; Robert El- liott is Inspector Crane: Charles Ger- rard and Lilyan Tashman do the crook roles. An excellent Jules Bledsoe song fea- ture, & “Collegian” special, an animated cartoon comedy and newsreels complete the Rialto’s current program. SMUTS’ PARTY LOSES. Hertzog Faction Wins Majority of Eight in South Africa. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, June 17 (#).—The final results of the South African general elections show that Pre- mier J. B. Hertzog’s Nationalist party won a majority of eight over all other parties in the new Assembly. With the wing of the Labor party which sup- ported them in the last House, the gov- ernment supporters hold a majority of 26 over the South African party opposi- tion, led by Gen. Jan Christian Smuts, former premier. AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE, BURGLARY AND TORNADO INSURANCE Thos. E. Jarrell Co. Realtors 721 10th Street NW. 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For the benefit of those who have not_heretofore learned details pertaining to the picture, it may be stated that it represents the effort of the Warner Bros.-Vitaphone organization to give | the world a thrilling photographic ac- | count of the flood, as described in the | sequences based on the World War. From these paralleled cataclysms drawn a moral of world purification, once by a flood of water, and later by a deluge of blood. Every resource of movie stagecraft was adopted to the securing of an impression of grandeur in the film. Any one who has seen it can tell you how well the producers have succeeded. Dolores Costello is starred in the picture with George O'Brien. Michael | Curtiz directed. Darryl Francis Zanuck | LITTLE THEATER—"Othello.” Shakespeare's study of the jealousy that so devours a man's reason as to drive him to murder and suicide is showing at the Little Theater this week, with Emil Jannings in the title role of “Othello.” It is a solidly artistic ver- sion of the story. Jannings’ acting is of such an order as to put this portrait of the Moor well up among the memo- rable list of his characterizations in the German studios, a contrast detrimental to some of his efforts while on Ameri. An | pay rolls. | The Iago of Werner Graus, imagi- | native beyond question, struck at least | one viewer as a little too Mephistophel- | ean an interpretation. One may not say how Shakespeare’s complex characters must be played, as certain Interpreta- | tions have come down to us as tradi- | tional. It is quite possible that Herr | Kraus' projection of Iago as a sort of clowning schemer, a very jumping-jack in some scenes, will be acceptable to most spectators. 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