Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1930, Page 30

The Baby Grand (e Baby Grana | ., TRAVELERS AID . Medicine Cabinets Have seen our display of now n&u udldne cabinets? rustproof ‘l p.rucullrg}y‘ ,u.nn. one aliding electric t‘,’,fi"‘ enabling control amount of vhen _shaving, massaging, Bes Your "m:mlvs‘."““" for Exelusive’ Distributors ‘E. G. Schafer Co. ‘Display Rooms Open Evenings 7-9 P.M. 4100 Georgia Ave. CAI.INDAIS Dl.llll! are READY - 'E. Morrison Paper Co. lelu-u and Knives R el "Shues - r.lmu's. 917 G §i APPEALS INCREASE National President Warns Un- employed to Remain in Home Towns. ‘Transients applying to the Waching- ton Travelers' Aid Soclety for aid be- cause of the unemployment situation during the first 10 months of this year numbered more than iwice those apply- ing for similar aid last year, while the applications during the month of Octo- ber were more than five times the num- ber recorded during October, 1929, Mrs. Margaret Ford, executive secretary of the Wi society, said yesterday. Most_of she said, had come to ‘Was| in the hopé of landing & job of some kihd. ¢ Her statement I’u pted b; the results of surveys by Travelers' Aid Soclety of Washington m co-operation with 125 other citles, which cauud J. Flannery of Pittsburgh, presl- dent of the .National Association of Travelers’ Aid Societies, to issue from the New York office a warning to un- employed to remain in thelr home towns, “where they are known and where there is the best chance for them to get work or obtain relief.” Mr. Flannery called attention to the tendency at a time of this kind for the unempl layefl to start for the nearest “big city” in their particular section in the hope of finding employment. ‘Un ler national and IOCII leader- | ¥ ship,” Mr. Flannery said, ‘“American m‘mmunl'.iu large and small, are aris- ing to the challenge of the prennl sit- uation. In spite of this, the man or woman out of work will need all the resources that come from friendship and residence that are not available to the drifters into strange communities, each of which is concerned with the problems of its own people. The kind- "|| est advice that. can be given to men and . 'No. 79 For CATARRH and SINUS TROUBLE ‘women out of work today is to remain, it pulble in their own communities.” ——— 'HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY ||CONVICTED HOLD-UP MEN 1007 H Street N.W. Phone NA16SS T H nml doubly im- in such ul ally h all faveri vdth !Mur?u- or persons? th co'lor 1 0K plustice A wrie sple of executing o the GET 3-YEAR SENTENCES Juvenile Who Stopped Their Vie- tim to Ask for Cigarette Is Sent g BDOMINAL Supporters fitted expertly, very reasonable prices. I!ON'S, 917 G St. N.W. oMt glargs o DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist NITURE RENTING You ¥ S5 KNOW- that a battery must [ g i lnthhetory. The 43 ymem‘: bind the Elis B yoms 'uannu.ofnwn The Electric Storage Battery Co. 1823 L ST. N.W. DECATUR 2300 | ine tonie with a laxative o cleanse the system. Take this bal- ianc at the first sign of a cold. Get @ box at any drug store, 30c. 02070’8 Laxative ROMO - Q UININE wTablets THE EVENING STA TODA!’! mmrmrs WASHINGTON, D. C. 2 Ty MARILYN ool M e ummnm: BELLE BAKER TTAGE-SCALEN- AADIO STAR. JOE DONAII!I! ON SCRLEN o SUNNY~ I PEASON - Awnm-; g““.m/m “Hi Ho Everybody,” at 2:15 and 815 pan. letropolitan—“Outward Bound,” to- nmn at l 45 p.m, Imagine,” at 11:15 am, :oc.na 71|-nd9umn Columbia in and Bill” (second :40 am., 1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55 p.m. Rialto—"East Is West,” n u 45 am,, | 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45 and 9:4 Palace— Remou Control,‘ n, 11:50 s 7:39 and 10:04 p.m. L &4 12:06, 2:25, 4:45, Earle— 7:50 and l|7 10 p. R-K-O' Keith's—"Tol'able David,” 11:25 a.m., 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:30 -nd' 9:30 p.m. | Ambassador—“What a Widow,” at 6:15. 8 and 9:50 pus. C-Mnl— “All Quiet on the Western Front,” 11 am. to 11 p.m. | Tivoli—"The Doorway to Hell," 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:50 and 9:45 pm. NON-SUPPORT CHARGED WARNER BAOS VITAPHONE'S _MAN TOMAN S« pAT ROONEY PAT ROONEY I ANDOTHER Anucnow‘ at| Soldier Arrested After Alleged | Failure to Help Wife. Charged with non-support by his 17- year-ola wife, John Davis Ames, 28 years old, a soldier attached to Walter Reed Honplm was taken in custody by Detecti .. Van Doran Hughes lnd Chmr Stepp yesterday, to be held fcr Rocky Mount, Va., authorities. Ames is said to have enlisted in the Army nearly a year ago, and has since, it is charged, failed to contribute to the support of his wife, whom he married at the age of 15, detectives sald. Ames was_arrested at the request of Judge B. Hutchenson. HERZOG’S SEA FOOD CAFE Closed Thanksgiving Day 11th & Water Sts. S.W. DEAF? Hear With the ACOUSTICON Ear ploce no larger than a siiver dime Dictosraph Products Corp. . =% Sheriff Charles Iiddell, 76, and Mrs. E T z Mary Leonard, 44, were married re- 1217 G Street cent in x.onaon. Tonight—Station WRC 7:15 PM. George Washington University GLEE CLUB Intercollegiate Glee Club Champions Sponsored by . . . 2155 Champlain St. Above V—Near 18th Why Does Thanksgiving Come on Thursday? HROUGHOUT the length and breadth of the land, President Lincoln proclaimed that Thanksgiving Day should be the last Thursday in November. It is definitely dated on our calendar as one day when “the sky's the limit"—when the length and breadth of the land holds nothing too good for your enjoyment—when the genius of our chef im- mortalizes itself for 365 days—that's just how long you will remember this delicious meal served tomorrow at the Grill, THANKSGIVING MENU Hearts of Celery Queen Olives Consemme Royal. Bluepeint Coektall or Sherry Wine Sawee Roast Stuffed Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing Cranberry Jelly Junme Peas & Ia Frameaiss New Brussels Sprouts Candied Sweets, Mashed, Boiled Potatoes Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Roauefort Cheese Dressing lee Cream, Fresh Pumpkin Ple, Home-made Plum Pudding, Coffee Tes After-Dinner Mints Thanksgiving Dinner, $1.50 Parties and Family Gatherings Accommodated Oimsted Grill ramousFkor FineFood ot Minee Ple FROZEN the anti-freeze evap- orated. It happens every cold day. Glycerine will not evaporate. One fill- ing protects your car for the entire winter, Youwmies | 1,600,000 cars last year used GLYCERINE IT WON'T EVAPORATE XADIATO0 (lyeerint RADIATOR ycerine NTI=FREEZE SOQLUTION TONIGHT> O WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930. when wmy will be made arner's METROPOLI AN::; tes its new ;'u:‘nm’l'_m offered twice And because Washington is Wash- ington and its screen lovers desire vnly the greatest in cinematic master- ieces we bri 'UND", the n&’you “OUTWARD ‘arner Bros. & Vita- phone masterpiece of masterpieces as the first super-presentation. Never has there been such drama.. pathos....originality of theme and story as in “OUTWARD BOIIHII” The perfect picture with perfect direction, casting and acting bya notable cast headed DOUGLAS FAIRB. 8, Jr. First Showing PRICES MATINEES Baicony 50c Orchestra 75¢ EVENINGS Balcony 50¢-75¢ Orchestra $1.00 Sundays end Holiday Same As Evening TONIGHT AT 8:45 Twice Daily Thereafter 245—845P. M. All Seats Reserved Seats by phone (National 0454), mail or et the box-office. “Effi'o"i'o'[fiiN ToNIGAT gy SHUBERT v #wBELASCO.F 34 R Third Play of Subscription Series Under Auspices Professional Players PIRANDELLO'S ,}E¥, | “As You Desire Me” With the Brillians JUDITH ANDERSON SAVE BY SUBSCRIBING Mot Monday—Seats Now By Arangement with WM. A. BRADY Prof. Players Fourth Subseription Offering GRAC: GEORGE o St Joha Erviss's Comedy “THE FIRST MRS. FRASER” [ Wi A L Matthews sd Lovrsws Srosmith THIS WEEK SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS e NOW ON SALE e BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL By the Famous BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA With Ite lllustrious Condactor DR. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY CONSTITUTION HALL FOUR PERFORMANCES Three Evenfags and One Matinee DEC. 2, 3, 8, 6 setotste— MYRA HESS, Pianist JOSEF HOFMANN, Pianist EFREM llulAl.lST Violinist Tonight Ky Iflfllll " . nan” 01 0%0% o ¥ MAT. TODAY AT 2:20 SPECIAL MAT. TOMOR. (THANKSGIVING DAY) 50c, $1.00, $1.50 & $2.00 ARCH SELWIN (In Associatien With Productions, Ine.) BASIL RATHBONE IN A PA.I.IAN COMEDY “A Kiss o mpomm.” Montagu lflu Fred Kerr Ann Andrews Ivan Simpson Directed by LIONEL ATWILL | —— Week Beginning Next Monday SEATS TOMORROW (st Produ.tion of the Secosd ‘ashington Subscriptien Season) The Theater Guild, Ime. Presents The Newest Play by the World's Great- est Dramatist Bernard Shaw’s The APPLECART | 'Il‘ The Gulld Acting Company P-lc-—"lfllfl“x Oreh., 83; Bal.. $2.50-52-81.50; 3d Bal, §1. WEDNESDAY MAT.: Orch, 2 Bt 519100511 30" Bar, Toe. l‘WII‘AYMT Oreh., §2.50; Bal- .”-‘lx“.d e POLI.Y MOQAN' %An nnmu. wuu WAI.I.fi!- Y 'Mlu.uln.l.' amm‘*' GALA MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT 11:30 P. M. WILLIAM NAINES in “‘REMOTE CONTROL" Den’t Miss WESLEY EDDY'’S Big Thanksgiving Speciaities Other Added Attractions TONIGHT AT LOEW'S PALACE Regular Prices Tl R JESSE THEATER 3.4 T RI’A L,BARTHELMESS in “DAWN SYLV, Mm STANTON matt: ouns ST fififiafi:fi; m"%..mlu Foicei HII’PODROHE John. MeCormack, NEY E near 9th foart.” i Batmter. Ma. nit"m%fiflb mslar ,,,..,_b DWWBAR ON "“ognr 8dy JEW AYRES in PRINCESS % T NANOY GA% 0 rmcl TAKOMA % "2t o™ WALTER HUSTON in “THE BAD MAN" '.::'(..;l}. ]:!0' Sat., 1:15. W 'lr-'r II'CI o B st NE 10th s, K. CE"TRAL“M.MIMI .Mflfiu&fii lvk&hm'llll- m!-‘l"" in -nvou-'hhn Park, RA KW, in “THE STARTING TOMORROW AT 10:30 A. M. For Your Thanksgiving Day Entertainment! TO LOVE is an instinct TO BE LOVED is an art You'll see how it operates in this smzrt and scintil- lating comedy of modern morals. (nstance BENNETT . The Star of “Common Clay” Rises Supremely to Heights of Romance Nin Takes a Holiday With KENNETH MacKENNA---BASIL RATHBONE RITA I.llOYh-I.Ollli lAl‘llLl LAST DAY—“TOL’ BLE DAVID" William Vaughn Moody’s ENDS THURSDAYY Famous, American Drama “THE GREAT DIVIDE” ‘Produced by the Community ‘McKinley Auditorium “2nd and T N.E. Friday and Saturday xd P.M. The Critics Say of SHOWBOAT the Potomac thi l-: morth of the ‘lo Cedar Point light"— Frank P lonu. Post. Show Boat - kmocks ull 1"—Faulton Lewis, & v A NOTE-Last DeLume Shows fiy 1F192M, Wed.and Thurs. Hi "U-lq entertainment vided r- Washington envirens.”"—J. A. B., Times. “The Show Boat gets o" .. a good start”—J. N. _N at,Caméron Street arf, Mfi;ndn- De Mull's, 12th G, or lt wh‘l mnksgiving day mati QUE IS THE V pro- and I’mu BALL ROOM DANGING Miss Elfen Waller Member Dancing Masters of Amorips, Ine. Special RD!