Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1930, Page 46

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CIRCUS FOLK PREFER ROAD TO BROADWAY Coliseum in Bronx Not So Satis- factory to Performers as the Big Tops, They Say, NEW YORK (NA )—People of the theater usually prefer Broadway to “Main street” and don't like to quit New York and take to the road. It's the other way with most of lh“.reoplz in the eircus, according to seve: in what's billed as “The Greatest Show on_ Earth.” The circus is now housed in the Coliseum in the borough of the Bronx, and shortly it will come on down to Madison Square Garden. Only after the New York season will the circus :xfi‘w the tent and to life in a railway 8 “You might think that we would like it better in a hotel and in a big build- ing,” said a female contortionist born in a show in Australia, “but we don't. A cir- cus belongs in a tent and in towns where it is the biggest event of the day or week. Also New York is too nois: and busy for us and for the animal ARMY CHANGES LISTED Department Orders Transfers of Officers to New Stations. Col. Charles F. Craig, Medical Corps, at the Army Medical School, this city. has been ordered to the Panama Canal Zone, effective in September; Col. Paul E Galleher, Infantry, at Fort Benning, been ordered to Los Angeles, for recruiting duty: Maj. F. F. Gallagher, Coast Artillery, has been transferred from Fort Monroe, Va., to Boston: Maj. L. R. Hathaway, ln(lntry. from Fort McKinley, Me., to 'Fort George G. Meade, Md.; Capt. Van L. Quartermaster Corps, | Brooklyn, N. Y.. to Cleveland; Chaj Hal C. Head, from Scott Field, Fort Slocum, N. Y.; Capt. A. H. Camp- bell, Coast Artille from Fort Mon- 20 | Toe, Va., to the University of Califor- AMERICA‘ Enjoy the marvelous sea voyage to Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Monte- | video and Buenos Aires on the big, | cool and airy 21,000-ton Munson | liners. All outside rooms mostly with beds. Large deck spaces for promenade and games. Outdoor swimming. Verandah cafe. Eve. | ning entertainment. 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T. | Teague, Signal Coros. from Kelly Field, Tex., to Seward, Alaska. First Lieut. Washington, D. C., Corps Reserve, has been apoointed to the same rank in the Medical Corps of the Regular Armv and assigned to duty at the General Dispensary in this city. TODAY‘S AMUSEMENTS. Nnhn.ll—NaMonll Players in “Holi- day,” at B 20 p.m. Poli’s— rney's End.” at 8:20 pm. Gayety—"“Best Show in Town,” bur- | lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Metrovolitan—George Arliss in “The Green Goddess.” at 11 a.m., 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:45 p. e—“Sarah and So , 4:30, 7:30 and D. Woolgar of of the Medical , 7:52 and 9:59 p.m. 's—Richard Dix in “Lovin’ the " at 11:40 a.m., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Earle—“Slightly Scarlet,” am., 145, 345, 545, 9:50 p.m. Columbia—Lawrence Tibbett in “The Rogue Song,” at 11 am., 1, 3, 5:05, 7:15 and 9:25 pm. Ambassador—George Arliss in “The Green Goddess,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 pm. Central—“Devil May Care,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. Tivoli—“Not So Dumb,” at 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 750]“6910 .m. ST!AMSHIPS at 11:45 7:45 and WHAT A in the warm BOSTON, MIAMI, Daytona, etc. . St Augustine, 9 days, only $81. VARIETY of “Spring Tonic™ trips, spring sun and health giving ealt air! Lexington and Concord, 7 days only $45. 12 days, all expenses, $138. Low auto rates. CITRUS BELT of Florida, 10 days, $105, Miami, 9 days, $108. And other tours, inc. Bok Singing Tower St. Petersburg, etc. . . . take a trip this SPRING. Sailings to Savannah, Jacksonville and Miami, Folder. MERCHANTS & MINERS T tion 1338 H St, N.W. National 4612 Washington THE EVEN. Wlusky Is Placed In Jurist’s Bag As Practical Joke Wlllmmston, N. C., Man Signs Statement Admit- { ting He “Planted” Pint. By the Associated Press. ‘WILLIAMSTON, N. C, April 1.— Discovery by a prohibition agent of a pint of whisky in the traveling bag of Superior Court Judge N.'A. Sinclair was declared today to have resulted from the prank of a practical joker. Two Williamston men said they had a signed statement from Willlam H. Everett, also of Williamston, that he slipped the liquor into the bag without the jurist’s knowledge. He was quoted a5 saying he did it “without malice” and “had no idea it would cause trouble.” Prohibition Agent C. S. Coats dis- NESTLES MILK CHOCOLATE| covered the spirits in the as Judge Sinclair was drh Williamston to Roexy Mount, N. C., on hllw-yw&nlord . C., to hold court. reported the dis- Sum information there was whisky in my ‘!wldhlm"uid-’u@!lnflllr. “to open i "Huch m he found a ; pint 'hl.*y hn:gfl- mfiam He said he was stopped on the high- | not detained the way by Coats, who told him “He ol R A lot of friends look for- ward to the announce- ment of our Special Purchases—and we're just as much on the job this Spring as ever. Purchase more more volume They’re worth $40 and $45 Suits When you see these NEW SPRING SUITS you'll wonder how they’re actually possible at $29.75. 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AMUSEMENTS. ¥ St. at 13th—Cont. from 11°A. M. NOW PLAYING A Paramount Pleture “SARAH and SON” The st story he ':%n‘cr'. fight RUTH CHATTERTON ~—On the Stage— RITZ BROTHERS Original Collegiate Comies in “HIGH SPEED” Leew F ST. AT 12TH SECOND BIG WEEK! The Sensation of the Year LAWRENCE TIBBETT i & Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture THE ROGUE SONG With st THERINE DALE OwE 4 - irecied u ‘Cionel Baresmore \ Entirely in Technicolor Special for Wednesday “If It Swims, We Have It” Buck Shad..........20clb. Roe Shad. ..30cIb. Herring .. Sclb. Flounders . 10c Ib. Frogs ............40c each Sea Bass . . .lSch. ‘Wholesale Eacho & Co., lnc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. 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Mailed on re- ceipt of price if your dealer cannot supply. rid of insectsy spray with Tl -Bug, the Pyrethrum spray. Prantanss CoRPORATION 2222 Court Sauare Blds. LENORE ::l 1!]&(!‘!’: Movietone with ul:‘: “SOUTH SEA ROSE” is more aliuring, enticing, intri) ing—more gorseous flan’ ever The MEN CHARLES BICKFORD KENNETH MacKENNA ——the stage— A Fanchon and Marco Offering that is unique, distinctively different, and which features BUDDY WALKER SUNKIST BEAUTIES ALEXANDER CALLAM FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA Leon Brusiloff, conducting Fox Movietone News FOX INNOVATION GREATEST HIT OF HIS PUNCH-PACKED CAREER e A Sophisticated Story of Love in the Fast Set That Has the City Agog STANDING IN LINE BY AVOID TTENDING MATINEES FLORA McGILL KEEFER MEZZO-CONTRALTO, IN RECITAL MILDRED KOLB SCHULZE Planist and Accom: MAYFLOWER HOTEI. FRIDAY, APRIL 4 te ongosle Mrs Wil cert Bureau. Droons. 1300 S ' JESSE THEATER 1", Jgtes “LOVE PARADE." . Paramount Picture. DUMBARTON '22.Riomindre KIB! CMII B i PRINCESS - Mkt N.E. Home of Western Electric Sound TEMPORARIEY Crosep. " Vareh paLg TAKOMA uh and uuTn’n—F A Talkle Every. Doy Vi Falkle Every Day Via R. C. A. “SECOND CHOICE“ Warner Bros” BASSADOR ¢, TODAY—_GEORGE_A! GREEN_GODDESS. Warner Bros. AR 624 H St. N.E. TODAY — MARILYN MILLE “SALLY." i APOLLO Warner Conn. A Sros.” AVALON Merier 8. TORAY and TOMORROW HARD BARTHELMESS in OBoN OF THE Warner Bros.' 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. TODAY and TOMORROW-—_GRI GARBO in_“ANNA CHRISTIE. Warner Bros.” R L °tb St Bet. D and E TQDAY, and_ TOMORROW-—-RAMON NOVARRO in . Ave. & Farragut St. TODAY-SELEN TWELVETREES in “THE_GRAND_PARADE." Warner Bros.” 1230 © St. N.E. TODAY_ and TOMORROW ATTERTON in “THE NG TADY. Warner Bros. RUTH "LAUGH- 14th & Col. RA. N.W. TODAY_NANCY CARROLL in “DAN- GEROUS PARADISE.™ “Warner Bross "vol-l 14th & Park Rd. NW. TODATrAnd TOMORROW - MARION OT_SO_DUM] TOMORROW — RUTH TIERTON in “THE LAUGH- Rscr SIDI TALRING. AND_SOUND HIPPODRO) X hear ot ME CIARY COOPER 1n Rlclmo"n Alflml’lll‘ 38 “HA AT, T A mn b N g‘mql NEALL-JOHN MACK STATET -fi‘vmgmr..... “RED_ ‘}lOT RHYTHM” ) ist st & s » A £ JEAN_AERSHOLT. FAIRLAWN, 35715 CTRCLE 105 75 Aot T V0, Nititis J"“m%% AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL Toigs Wed. & Sat. Mats,, 35c, 50c & 75c ‘The Romantie Comedy Success. “HOLIDAY” By Phillp Barry. One Bolia lm at_the Plymeuth . New York. NEXT wm sears ow BROTHERS” POI.I'S—IOH s A SMASHING HIT! Acclaimed By All the Wullm.hn Critics mmlflmm JIIIIHN[YS “a y—as great as n erities ave o) nu eate it i X NS DAL PR The eplc play that hs ar. EVENING STAR. “Miles ahead of lay, dealing with sreat war seer rmistice. AN GYON " TIMES: t of houid fail i “Not surprising ti created a sensatior smern st e SOMERS, HERALD. “Vigorous and reckless, understanding and inspired.” MABELLE JENNINGS, NEWS. Eves.. 50c. 81, $1. urs Sat. M E WARNEI BROS. E D y.llA I‘ lour M. Her's Was a Secret That Was “SLIGHTLY SCARLET” Could soclety deny this beautiful woman love? ssawer see the ‘paramo ¢ Comedy " Featuring CLIVE BROOK EVELYN BRENT ADDED EDDIE CANTOR IN “GETTING A TICKET" (Mrs. Juek in “A ‘Night in & rmity MetroroLiraN Dafly, 11 A M. to 11 P. M. LAST 4 DAXS The Superh GEORGE ARLISS he Fanatie Re- s the ulnn'_“ . oot A g Ry g0 Sowaaens Vitaphone v-n,an N emacasting r Star-Universal Kews e 82,5500 National Symphony o or Emnmou l. c HANS KINDLER Cond-eur CONSTITUTH m’;‘:‘u N{Wfl II" .%l . Mrs. Wilson-Greene,’s = ’'s, 1300 G st.; Dlltflsl% “It All But lul!l.o". STILL ON ] YETY 'I'IlEl'l'El Another Great Show District of Columbia. THE EARLE—13th and E sts. a.w. AMBASSADOR—18th and CeL rd. o.W. APOLLO—624 H st. ne. AVENUE GRAND—645 Pa. ave. s.o. CENTRAL—Sth st. AVALON—Conn. ave, and McKinley. COLONY—Geor, and Farragut HOME—! JESSE—3100 18th l'. n.e. ‘l'lVOl.I—l“.h ud Park rd. n.w. ve. and Quebee SPANTON 813 &5t st. n.e SAVOY—3030 14th si. nw. SYLVAN—104 Rhode Island gve. n.w. TAKOMA—4th and Butternut ets. n.w. Maryland and Vlr'mh. IIA.YI.AND—II. I'fl I.BPIJBI.IO TBIA polls, M& A—St. Hkhleb. Md Bethesda, M SHTON—Clarendon, Va. OPERA IOIJII—PM AUDITORIUM—Onancock, Va. NEW—Elkton, Md.