Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 56

C., THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ‘WARNER BROS. METROPOLITAN WILL PRESENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY BEGINNING TOMORROW AT 10:30 A.M. The Most D Dual-Personality Drama Since “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’! “THE FURIES” The throbbing nlory of a mother who was put to the greatest love-test you've ever imagined. How she weathers the furies of hate and tragedy, to live down a disgrace with which fate had branded her will give you an hour of the best entertainment you have had in many weeks. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, April 10.—The ap- liate division of the Los Angeles gunty Superior Court has ruled that section 29 of the Volstead act “prevents the grandmother and the housewife from being penalized and made crim- inals if they make liquors for use in their own homes,” but that the pro- tection of the law cannot be invoked in lny commercial enterprise. 'he court ruled yesterday in the case | of Mbtl’t Stoddard, who appealed from & Municipal Court conviction for pos- uuhn of liquor. A BRILLIANT NEW STAR BARBARA STANWYCK Cast Includes Lowell Sherman Ralph Graves Marie Prevost George Fawcett Nance O'Neil Johnny Walke: ONLY A FEW ““RRY ! DAYS LEFT ALL SEATS s 25c i#m.35¢ Conviction was on -cllled p’ of the prol bmnn law if !he -leohollc content exceeds one-half of 1 cent. The court, however, upheld - llOfl fine levied against Stoddard. A distinction between the compres- slon of fruit by householders for the manufacture of drinks to be used in their homes and the manufacture of drinks from grape a!:up and water ‘was drawn by the court. ‘The California Vineyardists® tion filed & brief supporting Stoddard’s stand, in which it claimed that support of the Municipal Court verdict might im the business of thousands of ornh grape growers. PASTOR IS CLEARED IN EVOLUTION CASE Arkansas Presbytery Accepts Re- port Absolving Rev. Hay Watson Smith. I’'s a First National and Vitaphone Picture With a Superb Cast Led by H. B. WARNER LOIS WILSON ~——ADDED HITS— Vitaphone Varieties Star Universal News Graham MacNamee Announcing Vot EARLE B - odern? s""'ufl“ Survi" . Ate e You ok STAR, WASHINGTO. WRECK PLOT CHARGED M AK e tional—National Players in “Broth-| R-KO Of Queen on All but | Three captured in Act of Remov-|¢rs” at 8:30 pm. K E l H 0 p.am. Marriage Question| ., cuony. . o, Api 10 (| | Gagety—Get ot burtesque, at 2:15 ‘Three colored men were arrested here wreck Southern pasenger train Mo. | g tan—“Under Columbia Pictures Present Los Angeles Court Rulesl serts Mother Wants |16 Asheville to Salisbury, near this city. FERETR ta o T 1 Manufacture Is Permitted | Him to Be Wedded. |5, 555ty ack. They were taing & NDON, April 10.—The state Gi ild Li 7:56 and a5 a0 Priaceor Walastomat Banilit| s o WL iz, Seilise-rorhe Miiach AR ORR .| owned lakes in North Carolina o s z e O very, Sublect except MAI-| pen set aside as wild-life sanctuaries O e T famiy.any stories about the royal| London-Paris Flight Record. g, 7:50 and LONDON (P—A Britsh airplane | Central— Dangerous Paradise,” from like to see her eldest son married, as a Drospect ot & direch Tl U5 the throne, | tone ser s rebord B AyIng to Betie 008 | - Tivail Cask ‘of Sergt. Grischa” at minutes. The distance is 200 miles. 35 and 9:30 p.m. prince to take a wife have been in vain. The biographer asserts that the prince undertakings, but has remained ada- mant so far as marris is_concerned. lotte_Cavendish, widow of a colonel in M O I H - P R O OF the Brluah army. It was not submit- s g—— ” I \ ‘ A wireless marine telephone station S OR AGE is being erected at Cuxhaven, Germany. Carpets, Rugs and Upholstered Furniture special features and indorsed by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, THE EVENING . Wales Takes Advice TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. P. 4 ) v abidias dad ing Bails. Poli's—“Journey’s End,” at 2:20 an d 8:16 pm. "ow GREATEST SHOW Hawk,” at 12:14, 2:37, s Unofficial Biography As- |t msht charsed wih stempiing o | 444753 and 0 p"’ i3 OF THE YEAR ‘They were said to have been i wrench and spike puller, officers said. Dowling for Use in Home. By the Asociated Press. Glors at u 30 am. confidence in the judgment of his| RALEIGH, N. C. (P)—All State-| %5 50" z:-lrs)fedzas, R it pm. biography of Queen Mary, which con- il e The Queen, the writer says, would carrying 20 passengers and weig] 1 to 11 p.m. but thus far her efforts to persuade the Tne blographer aserts that the prince | I [ ] e ) == Fl =1 ‘The book was wrme‘xf’by Mrs, Char- the Queen before publication. having a range for the North Sea area for Furs, Woolens, New Process Storage embodying guaranteeing 100% Protection. Richmuat $2.40 to Fredericksburg Account EASTER HOLIDAY Tickets good going Pfldn April 18th (hummn' 12:10 p.m.) ; ‘all day Saturday and Sunday, April 19th and 20th ; and a1 10:58 am. train Mon- day April 2 Ruhmwd !lel!'a going to and nturn(nl from ! St. !utinu only. Not good to or from Main St Station. Children half fare. No b checked. SeERee RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC R. R. Ordinary cold storage merely sus- pends moth activity, but this New Process Storage positively kills all moth and insect life—without aamnge to fabrics. Wll.l.lAM L As Pln/a Vos $5VanDine »';f:fte’fi"i-’z" *THE BENSON MURDER CASE* STAGE SHAW & LEE ;e loew Product/on. EAIII.S \ NATIONAL | T $1.25, $1, 750 & 50e [Sat Mat, 35, 50c & 75¢ | National Theater Players Offer elodrama of love and thrills SRRl TR \ “BROTHERS” «~*AL EVANS e m_ ‘-.r.' o ..} Yme ate s \ By the Consolidated Press. OSCEOLA, Ark., April 10.—Accept- ance by the Arkansas Presbytery of a commission’s report finding “the sound- ness of the faith” of Rev. Hay Watson Smith to be satisfactory has terminated an inquiry ordered after the Little Rock mini Telephone or write us to call for articles you desire stored in our fire and moth proof vaults. Merchants Transfer & Storage Co.B STORAGE—MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING 920-922 E St. NW.——Phone Nat’l 6900 Over 30 Years of Quality Service EEE‘ EIEIEIEJE ister's views on evolution were brought to the attention of the General Assembly of the church. Only four votes were cast against the report, but the dissenters in explaining their stand intimated they would con- nder an appeal to the General Assembly. Dr. Smith’s opinions were contained in a pamphlet published before an elec- tion on a constitutional amendment in r—_ 01— ool D At rehnies Ve, o | S ¥EERLESS TORNIORE Co—WAREROUSE. L LD T 277 BIG BARGAIN OPPORTUNITIES...A Great Price-Slashing EventtoClear Out All Accumulationsin Our 30th Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Adams Ask- ed by Husbands Not to Comment. Remember the Address WAREHOUSE NEW YORK, April 10 (#)—Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow, wife of the former Ambassador to Mexico, and Mrs. Charles In Alley Rear of 918 M St. N.W. Plenty of Parking Spase NEXT WEEK SEATS SELLING “NANCY'S PRIVATE AFFAIR" BURTON OLME TODAY—Mat. at 4:30 THE MEDITERRANEAN Pictured Vividly Described Dramatically Prices, $1.50. $1, 75¢, 50c S I - ""‘”R c‘;“:“ LN 3 :fiangmn b 1‘ ow Eve POLI'S-LAST 3 DAYS —" Tonight Today snd Sat. 11:30 p. m. The Secuon Sensation! Unanimously Acclaimed By Washington Critics JURREYS EAD The Play T’Iut BEST sun— Bt ran Somo Love Goltants © M P et ¥ W i m\ol A F v.uv"°" smd y 7227 Friday 10:30 a. m. — "'“,Jm- c Ad“‘ X Francis Adams, wife of the Secretary of the Navy, returned to the United States uurdny cn the North German Lloyd e These Items on Sale Only at Our WAREHOUSE E WARNER BROS. E Daily, 11 A. M. uk. M LAST DAY The Singi Melody Man EDDIE DOWLING IN PERSON And on the Screen “BLAZE O GLORY” vnmen said their husbands had asked them to make no comment con- eerning the naval arms parley at Tondon. We ‘want to clean house . . . we moved every item that was in any way included in the classification noted to the left AND WE HAVE PRICED THEM SO LOW THAT ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE IS ALMOST GUARANTEED! All good high-grade merchandise, but Odds and Ends that make it hard to do business with. We have no room in our stocks for the items listed below . .. WE WARN YOU TO BE EARLY BECAUSE CERTAIN LOTS ARE LIMITED AND THE BEST BARGAINS ARE USUALLY THE FIRST TO BE SNAPPED UP! All Damaged Furniture! All Reclaimed Furniture! All Slightly Marred Furniture! All Traded-In_Furniture! All Stored Furniture! MOTOR BOAT SHOW STATE BETHESDA, MD: MONTE BLUE in “SKIN DEEP” SYLVAN THEATE “TONIGHT AT TWELVE." WARNER BROS. MetroPoritaN Daily, 11 A. M. to 11 P, M. LAST DAY T T e S P P YT S ey e S P s ) PRICES LIKE THESE SEEM ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE—But Here They Are! T B S e ey S Oy TR e T e e e T ) On Account of the Ridiculous Prices All Sales Final, ONE DAY ONLY! Deposit Will Hold ANACOSTIA, D. . See Us About Developing and Printing| Specml for F nday Red Snappers . .. ..30cIb. Potomac Roe Shad. . 35¢ Ib. Potomac Buck Shad . 25¢ Ib. Filet of Flounder. . .30c Ib. Large Frogs ......40cea. Sets of Shad Roe. .. $1.00 SeaBass .. .15¢1b. Earhd;h& Coj.l“nc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. NatlL 7973 6 Hour KODAK Finishing In Before 10:30 FILMS Ready 4:30 Same Day Enlarging and Coloring COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY CO. 1424 New York Ave. N.W. 'ountain . Pen Repaired S 756 Pen thoroughly cleaned, only. . by T RS R R A GARRISON’S i NOVELTY 0., INC. Wholesale and Retail 121 E St. NW. Nat. 1588 MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Wharf Dally 10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ No Charges $6.75 Mlhollll! flnl.lhed Pris- cilla Gumwood Cabt. $1 L1 -Dav- enlport Slllle,mjlcqunrd velour _covering. - claimed ... $12.50 $4.95 thonny finish Windsor Chairs, all hardwood l 95 slightly marred.. b “'-510 Oak B:I’flct. i'mh evel-edged mirror. Traded n -os $4.95 u:lll.fl: l.':'o'""}l Oc- onal Living Room Table, top marred.. $2-98 $39.50 Luxurious oventnlled Club or Chesterfield Chairs, $9 65 slightly shopworn .... - $119 3-Pc. Living B.om Suite, covered with Baker steel cut velour. cellent condition .. 9 to $69 Brass Beds, all in good condition. Both sizes. Six $l only .. $39.50 Solid Oak sion Dining Room Tabk Trlded in . 8 by ‘Walnut-Ve- neersanl- y Dresser. Good condition ... $7°95 . 3:‘.‘9! t‘:eddt‘n‘ c-“’t Tables, with ; stronj g $149 Ovtfislulfl.:d 3-Pe. Velour Liv- ing Room Su ; from storage 339'50 Overstuffed 0 High:-ba Wing Chairs, jacquard cov- Excellent eon- slz 85 T aven) al = somely carved base. $19.50 Polychrome Gas Floor Lamps with fringed silk shades; all eumpleh with cord, Wels- $4 9 bach mantle and shade $24.50 Top-icer Mrll- erator, traded in $2'95 $19.75 Simmons Bny Bed, com- Rl fl’h‘“’fi'fi.‘éi .'i‘.fl $0.98 ull f = $7.95 hlyehnno lnlet sl Mirrors $9.75 Simmons Sa $11.75 _Simmons Oonflmwu -Post : Wi port Suite. covered with 2-tone velour; burnt in one cushion, otherwise $49 Bow-Froni Oak China Closet; good Friday, April 11 ‘Warehouse Opens 8:00 A.M. 100 Genuine Felt-Base Floor Mats, durable and sanitary. Beautiful 1 patterns; all brand-new. Choice (Two to each customer). $15.00 Simmons yr. Guaranteed 90-Coil Bed Springs. $5 98 Twin size floor sample.. - $59.00 Extra Large 3-Mirror Full Vanity Dresser, of wal- nut veneer; sligh marred $29.50 Chlflunhr S8 Ead Tabics, tade of gume wood and finished in brown 7 ogany c t” .75 Cllzlflnmb;‘r :e".h 6 drnwera and ample wardrol space. Floor sample. . 312 95 $29.00 and $39.00 Colonial Four- Poster Walnut-finish Gum- ot e 99,75 ing wt:glyda;e b;d Roll-edge mat- $49.50 Large Size ‘Walnut-veneer Dresser, slightly marred $19.98 mirror. d $39.00 to $49. d Wood Beds, double size $3.95 flu’e?‘!. :mm (;nflblspfln', center mal louble size only; floor sample. 310 98 $49.00 to $69.00 Refrigerators, 12 of our finest. All floor samples car- rled over from last season— all brand-new. Large size 3-door style, also front icers—some lined with one-plece porcelain. You can get neses etice, ooy $28.98 $1.95 $7.50 Walnut and Cane Room Chairs and Any Item Selected $198.00 Jacquard Velour 3-piece Living Room Suite, with reversible spring cushl:m Used $59.00 54-inch Mlho(lny-veneer Buffet, period style. 317 50 Good as new. $259.00 Carved I-II.I Davenport 3-piece Sul(c, flnut 4= tone velour %ow;lngl One of our own s 'sed only & short time........ $7500 $69.50 Console Model Cabinet Phonograph, will Coll Bed Springs, 96 colls with sprmx tied tops. Double sizes. @79 Q5 Floor samples. .. $3.75 All-Feather Bed Pil- 67 lows; floor samples; each... c Eisctric Vacunm Clean: ic Vacuum n- ers, guaranteed 312 95 $325.00 to $450. 00—Five of our very Finest 10-piece Dining Room Suites, of genuine walnut and American maple veneers; cabinet con- struction are brand-new and as good as if u paid full price. You can save and more. Only one suite of a kind lm ble sold—all samples from =4 o $168.00 $3! to '$500.00—A group of 8 Mmlflum Living Room Suites. Yloor exhibit suites Zrom our store 1l go at one price. Satin damask suites, finest genulne mohair and frieze all-over tes, ap lendid bed- davenport suites; your selection early— g:u will ot las 317900 ‘915 8x10 Woven $1.00 Grass Rugs, slightly lama (five only).. $350.00 to ’“0..0—10 Bed Room Suites, the cream of our enormous stock, will b. included for people who want the finest obtainable. Beautiful combinations of burl wal- nut, maple and imported moire woods—cld wlthl brand-new an our guar- antee.. Your choice, 3189 oo H-uluda Other Good Furniture Items at Ridiculous Prices Included in This Sale In Alley, Rear of Sale at Warehouse Only 918 M St. N.W. Large Brick 4-Story Building—Plenty of Parking Space. Inquire for Woodward & Lothrop’s Old Warehouse FRANK FAY Armids and Others IN “UNDER A TEXAS MOON" A Warner Bre Vi Ratural Color Hie Phome Mask = Wig Club— UNIVERS'1Y OF PENNSYLVANIA 424 Annual Production “JOHN FAUST, Ph. D.” Belascy Theater Tome Night at fi*l' ts at Mrs. Wilso Droop’s. Affer 7 p. m Theater Box Of AM. to 5:30 P. E. MORR]SON PAPER CO. 1009 Pa. Ave. Special Friday Only 10c Medium Ivory Soap 10 for 50c 10 to Customer Stock Very Limited GIBSON’S 919 G St. N.W. Get Your Fruit at Orange Grove 1210 N. Y. Ave. N.w. FAIRLAWN R CIRCLE _ 32 of See nnd Heos Betes nb.the Cirele, BESSIE LOVE, PHILLIPS, OWS." Showines, 7 and 9 P.M." Admission. TER 5= e RAYMOND HAT- Lin of Western Electric Sound Equipment CONRAD NAGEL in “THE 13th CHAIR. TAKOMA _“*tes Buienes s A Talkie Every Dav Via R. C. ulm‘v; EATON 'fl.’uononuymu THE C mi‘."lu Y TQDAY and 'romomww—ccmmn EL in “SHIP FROM SHAN( CENTRAL Oth St. Bet. D and E TODAY—_NANCY CARROLL in “DAN- c!k-ovs PARADISE.” 1230 C St. N.E. TODAY-—-LON L‘HANBRYA in “PHAN- w-mer Bros.’ SAVOY Uth & 14th & Park Rd. N.W. [v) TQDAY and TOMORROW- CHESTER th N. 3 B BEBE DANIELS. JOHN BOLES, Talk- ing, Singing and Dancing. ALL THIS WEEK TERMINAL BUILDING 14th and Water Sts. S.W. ¥; Block From Bureau of Printing & Engraving Two blocks of exhibits of ali types of trim watercral pleasure and speed boats, luxurious cruisers, deep sea diving apparatus, breeches lifebuoy (in operation), non-sinkable motor lifeboat, etc. FREE—Added Attraction GRAF ZEPPELIN TALKING PICTURE great, picture of the srest sirship s shown continyously This throughout the Motor Bo at Show—wil hout, By extra charge—don't to see this great film and the Motor Boat All for 50c—Plenty of Parking Space “It AU But Breathes” court portrait D Suchorowsky. 1411 @ e, G0 view daily t e s Fealinm starties the bebolders HOWARD UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB CONCERT Thursday, April 10, 1930, 8:15 p.m. Rankin Chapel ission, 50 Cents Fox ‘I}F Greatcsl Thrill Life / The SKY HAWK Al Talks FANCHON & MARCO Present their latest Idea “KISSES” featuring Joe and Jane McKENNA ALEXANDER CALLAM FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA Leon Brusiloff conducting Pox Movietone News NEXT WEEK You Must Come to “THE BIG PARTY” Dixie Lee, Sue Carol, Walter . ing” Jack Smith WILL ALL BE THERE! District of Columbia. THE EARLE—13th and E sta. n.w. AMBASSADOR—18th and Col. rd. o.w. APOLLO—624 st AVALON—Conn. ave. and McKinley. COLONY—Georgia ave. and Farragut HOME—1230 C st. ne. JESSE—3100 18th st. n.e. TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. n.w. Y —Geongia ave. and Quebec n.w. STANTON—515 C st. n.e. SAVOY—3030 14th st n.w. SYLVAN—104 Rhode Island ave. n.w. TAKOMA—4th and Butternut sts. n.w. Maryland and Virginia. MARYLAND—Ha| Ma OPERA HOUSE—] burg, Va. REPUBLIC THEATER—Annapolis, M&. MARADA—St. Michaels, Md. STATE—Bethesda, Md. 2 MELVILLE—Sykesville, S‘I'A’I'E—Wmlnhulfl..'lld. WM Ma ROCIBIIDGB—B“II Vill. Va. RKELEY—| W Va l.vluo—n-un- cnek DANCING. (N oK, T DO ®ta i3 636 19¢)