Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1930, Page 52

THURSDAY, MARCH .20, 1930. AMUSEME! D—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SHEPARD FIGHTS RETURN TO KANSAS AMUSEMENTS. LECTURE Louis Untermeyer POETRY Under the Amspices of the American Asso- clatiom of University Women—Admission, $1.00 Y. W.C. A. Auditorium 17th & K Sts. I‘rlflny _March 21st, at 8:30 P.M. « Such o 1 0 Weky's Famous _ Paint- | ine “must’ soon | leave. Not to se o h orld. i and sentlemen by thousands are| attendine Nana'y, fatevell receptions at 1417 G 8t dmission 25¢. _AMUSEMENTS. D. C. FIREMAN CONVICTED | OF ASSAULTING HIS WIFE George G. Eendemn Accused of | Kicking Mate and Threaten- g Her With Knife. George G. Henderscn, 35, a fireman | attached to No. 2 Engine Company and living at 612 Pifteenth street northeast, was_convicted of assault on his wife Army Officer Held in Wltes Death Admits Engagement ». g, iy Bt MEEE | his_personal recognizance. to Stenographer. | 'n‘:? wife, MrsogLoM.ie Henderson, tuld] the court a story of how her husband | ‘m a “fit of temper,” on March 2, had threatened her with a knife, kicked her | thigh, wrenched her arm, cursed her | E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Tomorrow! She’s Mine! Special for Friday 1 Auto Strop Razor, blade, strop and case; 1—35¢c Wilson Club Shaving Cream; 1—25¢ Aqua Velva; 1—25c Palmolive Talcum—ALL Special. .. .35¢c GIBSON’S Eoetybedy's! By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., March 20.—Cheerful, and admitting his engagement to Miss Grace Brandon, Brooks Field, Tex., stenographer, Maj. Charles A. Shepard, | United Statcs Army surgeon, _today ase on $25,000 | bond from er County jail, | where he has becn held since Monday charged with the fatal poisoning of his wife. Yesterday he admitted his affection woman, for_whose love | assert he killed his wife last June at Fort Riley. Kans. He con- tinued to deny his guilt, however. and said he would fight immediate return; to Kansas. Maj. Shepard sketched his friendship which later devcloped into affection for Miss Brandon, and admitted he be- came engaged to Miss Brandon eight months after the death of his wife. Shepard denied emphatically any con- nection with his wife's dfln\h and said she was the vietim of a “tragic habit" of which he had tried to cure he is said to have written her Curtis_McCoskzv Mrs. Shepard w.s death.” Woman Elected Mine Director. NEW YORK. March 20 (P).—Mrs. Margaret Schulze has been el-cted a director of Newmont Mining Co.._con- trolled by her father, Willilam Boyce ‘Thomp-on. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National--“Vanity Fair of 1930, a! §:20 pm Auditorium — Robert *“Ingomar,” at 8:30 p.m. vety—"French Model=." nd 8:15 p.m. Without 7. 4:44, Downing in burlesque, Women, and 10:58 p.m. Palace—Vilma Banky m ‘A Lady Love,” at 11:40 am., 2:30, 4:45, 7°25 and 10 pm. and had finally driven her and two young ch’ldren from the home. Mrs. Henderson also said that on the same day Mer husband attacked the 11-year-old daughter and shook her | until she fainter Later he struck the voung son, kno :ig his eyeglasses to the fico g Scissors and Knives y Sharpened a_Small Charse GIBSON'S 917 G St. NW. ,.'EOK YOUK HEALTHS SAKE [ NLARGEMENTS & l 8x10 30 C? us about vour “developing and vrinting M LEESE:’&R.‘-:{'Y 614 9th ST. N.W. See your Steaks and Chops before they are charcoal Broiled to your Taste Stnee 1888 919 G St. NW. WHERE Woadley Park Towers Restaurant Ave. at Klingle Bridge rangements may be made jor ncheon, Bridge, Tea or Dinner Club Breakfost Table, D'Hote Dinner, 4 la Carte Service 6:30 10 8:30 Nightly ol terrace. with its hings. bordering onto will be open AUTO WASHINGS 1 s 15-MINUTE SERVICE System Auto Laundries, Inc. North 9417 1227 R St. N.W. 24-Hour Service Special for Friday and Saturday “If It Swims, We Have It” .30c Ib. 20c Ib. 25¢ doz. .10c Ib. Filet of Flounders. . . Bosten Mackerel Clams Herring . Smelts Frogs ‘Wholesale Eacho & Co.,Inc. Litlian Koth Added Feature, Ann Pennington in @ Vitaphone Variety “Hello, Baby WILL PRESENT A COM- PLETE CHANGE OF PRO- GRAM ON FRIDAYS BEGINNING TOMORROW wiITH HELEN KANE The Original “BOOP-BOOP-A-DOOP” Girl IN PERSON With Joe Keden at the Piano FOUR TIMES DAILY And on the n Reginning at 10:30 A. M. OLIVE BORDEN LLOYD HUGHES ~ “HELLO SISTER” NOTE: THE REGULAR FRIDAY MID- NIGHT SHOW AS USUAL Keith's—"The Cohens and the Kc]l\'sJ in Scotland,” at 11:28 am., 1:28, 3:28, | g 5:22, 7:22 and 9:22 p.m Baite She Couldn't Say No-. at 11 | am. 12:30, 2:30, 3:20, 5:30, 7:55 and | 955 pm. Columbia—Yilliam Haines, in “The | Girl Said No,” a6 11:05 a.m., 1:05, 3:1 ; 5:25 7:25 and 9:35 pm. Ambassados v Cooper in_“Seven Days' Leave, at 6:10, 8 and 9:45 pm. | Central="Bufning Up,” from 11 e.n to 11 pm. “D-vil May For Real Smart Furniture Go to Faum’s CONNECTICUT AVE. 0pp Mayflower Hotel Care,” at 2, 3:50, THE WRIGHT CO. 5= BARGAIN BASEMENT 0 p portunities Ridiculous Prices for FRIDAY! Scores of GOOD FUR- NITURE items, at great sacrifices! Odd pieces, some that are slightly mar- red—but every one “REAL BARGAIN"' (5) $1.69 End Tables. .......ooossie P R T SOC (4) $3.50 Decorated High Chairs. ... (2) (3) (2) (1) $2 $65 Walnut Buffets $45 Walnut Dutch Cupboard. . .. 85 Oak Upholstered Dining Chairs $49 Kitchen Cabinets. . ......cois00i0ecacs. Round Tables, Co e R R $1.95 135 $77.00 $79.50 $24.00 $85.00 $6.50 $7.50 $4.0.00 $19.00 $21 Dutch Cupboard Servers..... ceees 14297 $12 Davenport Tables $5 Congoleum Rugs, 5 Oblong Oak Extension Table $6.50 36-in. green 2-pe. Tapestry Overstuffed Suite 8185 Bed-Davenport Suiie, in velour §39.50 Mahogany-finish China Cabinets. .. .. §195 10-pc. Dining Room Suite, in walnut. . $12 Coil Springs $15 Unpainted Gate-leg Tables. Suite. . . 8125 4-pe. Dining Room 36 Chifforobe. walniu $69 Vanity Dressers, walnut $25 Breakfast Suites. painted $5.95 Book Shelves 60-in. Mahogany Buffets................... $2 ;_00 845 Mahogany China Cabinets. . ............ 32‘5-00 Also Buffet Mirrors, Beds (W ood end Metal) and Other ‘tems Too Numerous to Mention at Sensational Prices LOWEST TERMS ARRANGED! ‘WRIGH T 905-907 7th St. N.W. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. Natl. 7973 Friday and Saturday Only No Items Sold Without Coupons , . . Get Out Your Scissors & Save! A Great Saving Event for the First 2 Days of Spring (Fri. & Sat.)! r“«“wuh This Coupon®-e-e=s, Headlight Overalls Blue or white in 3 regular A Special Lot of o, BROADCLOTH With This Coupon Only 79( Blue, and Tan Collarattached Sizes Otis Underwear Balbriggan. Per garment.. -‘m'-wm. This Coupon™e-+--+-+{ Blue Work Shirts SOcI ”N"'\\m» This € Broadelsth Pamm Plain colors or fancy ¢ patterns t Green § Coat style. ¢ Union made... models. 14 to 16%. §o-e-e = With This Van Heusen & Armx Gollm 4 for 95c “a-a-ee\Vith This C pon 25: Beacon Ihlt Hose ".......,._. e — Regular $1.98 BOYS’ KNICKERS | Pure Linen Initizled llandhrmiels 50 c ‘ We request the return of anything that can be bought for less elsewhere. o2 (W ith This Coupon®-e-s-e-e f $20 Men's Wool Suits el S‘l 2.75 tans. Fine terial: { ; Sweaters { Plain shades 98 . :nnd patterns. . 1 e With This Counon Only Sl it AR Choice of many good looking new patterns. Fine fab- ries, 187.95 Boy's 2-Pants Suits .95 New spring shrdes and 1 patt \ 5 512 €8 8 $14.95 Boys' Suits . . 9 50 qunhlv { new. spring B — i : TR WY ST v, | k] h o Y $2.98 and $3.98 Pullovor : 4 o-o-+-+-+-4With This Coupon-+--s-e-e, ~ 6 ‘ i H -4 i"""‘“‘lfl. “hin Coupeo Sweet-Orr Overalls ! White or olue in reg- ular sizes...... i Fancy Rayon Half I|ou New spring 5 patterns -npr. "With This coun(m"""“""’ { Rayon Shirts or Shorts { Many 4 5 i i shades. Each. . c E Wit Boy's Golf Hose { Variety of 1 9 $ patterns and shades..... Maryland ‘White i Broadcloth Shirts s Collar attached § styles in sizes ¢ 14 to 15%. ! : : ] $3 and $3.50 MEN'S TROUSERS 32.19 With This Coupon Only Newest light and dark shades for Spring. Wit Men's Spring Hats H Nc\v greys and tans. Silk lined AUDITORIUM ALL THIS WEEK Ersnt Friday ROBERT DOWNING SNCOMAR Next Mon., Tues. and Wea. “VIRGINIUS” Nights, $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c ats., $1.00, 75¢, 50c Seats Now & °1o0n: . ity K2 Dr. Samuel D. Schmaihausen will_talk on “The Cult of Personal Pleasure” Monday, March 24 :30 The Willard Atspices Junior League of Washington Tickets—Willard Social Bureau or 1520 Conn. Ave. EWARNER BROS. E Dally, 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. LAST DAY WINNIE LIGHTNER In Warner Bros. and Vitaphone's “SHE COULDN'T SAY NO” WARNER 8ROS. MerropoLiTAN Dally, 11 A. M. to 11 P, M. LAST DAY SONG - WEST A Warner Bros. and Vitaphone Natural-Color Picture, With VIVIENNE SEGAL JOE E. BROWN JOHN BOLES 1 Line. 2600, oThe Northeast Home of Western Electric Sound Equipment,” announces REOPENING with Western Electric Sound Equip- ment, the best and only sound equip- ment of this (ype in Northeast.~ See ear. and “SHOW BOAT” the downtown theaters. TAKOMA “® 2nd A Talkle Evers LAST 2 DAYS HuneRY For Wonzn Lovers of (e world . . . of the sea’. . . & sweetheart in every port . . . bright lights and scarlet women lured them . . held them . . . fascinated them . then . . . in theic hour cf danger . . . death clutching at them . . . they thought of . . joked about . . . rovers women, M E”fi Fl:):tho;zt WOMEN the inspired effort of John Ford, the “Gold Medal Director.” An All-Talking Movietone Melodrama On the Stage Fanchon and Marco Present HOLLYWOOD STUDIO GIRLS FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA Leon Brusiloff, Conductor FOX MOVIETONE NEWS SATURDAY William Fox Will Present A Joyous, Launghing. Singing, Dancing Musical Farce “LET’S GO PLACES” F at Fourteenth “SHOW OF SH()W§ “Warner Bros.” AMBASSADOR o TODAY--GARY COOPEI __DAYS' LEAVE" Naar Bros 624 H St. NE, TODAYCHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in_"SO LONG LETTY." Warner Bros.’ AVALO Conn. Ave. and McRintey SE D C. TQRAY-MARY EATON in “GLORI- No -n-u: AMERICAN GIRL." "ODA max'r ZER. Warner ENT! R“, 9th St. Bet. D and E TODAY-RICHARD ARLEN in v BURMING R Warner Bros’ Y Ga. Ave. & Farrasut st. TQDAY —LEILA HYAMS and RO AND YOUNG in “THE BlsiSr __ MURbER 1230 © St. N.E. TQRAY - WILLIAM. POWELL _and Hi in “POINTED 14th & Col. R4. N.W. SAVOY TODAY — JOHN BARRYMORE in NE R.u. _CRACK.” '"vou *lsth & Park Ra. ODAY _and TOMORROW—RAMON TOVARRD “DEVIL MAY CARE."_ Warrer RBros.’ K G- Ave. & Quebee St. N.W. TODAY-_CONRAD NAGEL HE _SHiP FROM SRancRaL- " T RECTION SIDNEY LUST TALRING AN D PICTURES HIPPODROME o t8intthon “THEIR OWN DESIRES." RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, VA. BaSTE RATHEON “BISHOP MURDER CAS 535 Sth St, JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL in “SUNNY SIDE UP" S'I'ARTING SATURDAY "ATIONAI. Tonight | Mat. Sat., 2:20 P. M.| at 8:20 “ \ POPULAR PRICES NIGHTS, 50c, $1, $1.50 and $2 Sat. Mat., 50c, $1 and $1.50 MUSICALREVUE HIT VAN Ty FalR g LEAN aeo MAYFIELD Next Week—Beg. Sun. Seats Sel . Prices, Nights. 50c to $250. Wed. Mat, te S1.50. Sat. Mat.. 50¢ to §2.00 JONICA New Musical Comedy COMPANY OF SIXTY - BRANDEAUX BALLET Producilon staged by William B. Friediander BURTON HOLMES TODAY AT 4:30 VIVID PICTURIZATION LONDON NEW FILMINGS Made During Her Glamorous l’ncel 3150 $1, 15: 50¢ 7 7777 7227 POLI’S Com MON., Mar, 24 Matinees Thursiay and Saturisy World's Most Famous Operetts THE MERRY WIDOW plisse, [f e Jhe ot Prince Daaile -- DONALD DE VRIES BRIAN cJears Finest sin Sompasy Ue ta, S5t A Pop, s d ArATS 3 \nwn’.l.l.wu 2% “The Voice of Love” LAWRENCE TIBBETT na Idn-flfild'yl»ll-)" THE ROGUE SONG with CATHERINE DALE OWEN STAN RAUREL OLIVER HARDY Directed by Lionel Barrymore 2 % 7 Entirely in Technicolor N Playing to Capacity at $2.00 at the Astor The- ater, New York, Here at Regular “Loew” Prices. STANTON i trdSeitades ih (QUIVE BORDEN - MORGAN CAROLlNA R E Gl S BETTY COMPSON-JACK OAKIE. sT’A"TE’n.-’é o wmm- n;ém: Sound . WARNER BROS “SHOW OF SHOW SYLVAN THEATER “THE DANCE OF_LIFE, FAIRLAWN “ANACOSTIA. D, RAYMOND HATTON in_“HELL'S HEROES." LITTLE THEATER »'%% o Continuous 1 to 11 “LOVE_OF csa ANOVA N. All 'ruxm Ph. lome. ot he Micror Sercen and De Forest Sound Reproducer RUDY VALLEE. SALLY BLANE MARIE DRESSLER, EDDIE . NUGENT, VAGABOND Lo JFSSE THEATER ‘;"' Bt NE A ind” Sihging. ,THE MELANCHOLY DAME." CoBows TRUSSES Elastic Hosiery Abdominal Supports Fitted Professionally GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. VILMA BANKY in her first complete talking picture, A LADY TO LOVE ——ON THE STAGE— TED CLAIRE in & Loew presenattion, “UENETIAN GIIIIHI.” F_St.at 12th—Cont. from ~SECOND BIG LAUGH WEEE A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture WILLIAM HAINES Funnier Than Ever in ‘THEGIRL SAID NO’ ALL TALKING. WITH LEILA HYAMS MARIE_DRESSLE] POLLY MORAN \ 'g‘l‘ANTON 515 C GAYETY THEATER Matinee Evéry MUTUAL BUR! Phone District 9324 District of Columbia. THE EARLE—13th and E sta. aw. RIALTO—9th near G AMBASSADOR 18t and Col. rd. a.w. n.e. AVALON COLONY—Georgia ave. and HOME—1230 C st. ne. JESSE—3100 18th st. n.e, \ | TIVQLI—ldth and Park rd. nv. YORK—G gla ave. u Quebeo n.w. AVOY—. 1ath st Bw - Rhode_fsiang ave. TAKOMA—!(! and Butternut sts. I.I- Maryland and Vuu a. MARYMVD—III OPERA , REPUBLIC TH!A'I".PEE-.* MAIADA-—SL -khl STATE—Bethesda, Md. Ma. ELVILLE—Sykesville, STATE—Westminster, -fl. lmllfl.b—lrl-'u. PALACE—Frostburg, Md. COLONTAL—Winc! STRAND—Staun USE—Piedemont, W, Va | olulm—onuul. Va, | NEW—ElIkton, NEW- bcrdben. I‘. NEW—H.:NCOCK. | JOSEPHINE JACKSON, . PRIVA | lessons. $1: 6 for $5. day. 9'to u p.m. n'n NOW CARLTON DANCING 2STRL TURIO OFEN 11 AN g{ Yetely oy professions rF an teachers. Course,