Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1931, Page 60

By Vi a certain deed of trust duly secorded in Liver No. 6007, Tolio 336 et sea. 1°the’ land Tecords of the District of 0o~ imbia, AB s he Fequest of the party sectired - Thereby, ‘the undersisned trustecs S Sen at public avetion, n. front. of the remises..’ o TUESDAY, " THE SEVENTH AY "OF APRIL. AD. 1031, AT FOUR TLOGK P~ the following-described Jand remiscs. situate in tne District of Co: I designated a5 and being lot 3 baivision of lots in:sauare 668 made by Edwara. Clark and tecoriedIn the orice of the survevor for the District of Cotum- Blg in Liber B. folio 65, Srefins: Sold sublect to a prior deed of trust, Tor $3.500, Turtner particulars of Which Vil be announced st time of Chase price above said trust Ensh. A deposit ‘of 3300 reauired Shetng, recording. etcs af Durchuser Terma’ o e complied ‘with. withi dave. otherwise_ deposit fortelied Roserty may be mdvertised and resold st B alseretion of the trnatees % °F "STONERRAKER. & HAYWOOD MARSHALL. mha7,30.ap1.3.61 Frosiees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctiones HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. ETC.. BY AUCTION FOR, STORAGE CHARGES. Notice i€ hereby given that on SATUR- DAY, APRIL FOURTH, 1931, COMMENCING R NINE O'CLOCK AM. ‘we will seil Public. auction, ™ BVen’n W to enforce our lie Sharees. oods stored with s in the foi- fowine names: W. A, Newland. household ods: boxes and contents: Leonard Wilson. ES%ed and Contents. Fartien at interest take notice, THE WASHINGTON SAFE DEBOSIT CO.. INC. o Penna. Ave, N, mh20.27 ADAM A, WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Lunch Room Furniture and Equipment Containcd in No. 704 H St. N.E. By virtue of a chattel deed of trust, re- eorded in Liber No. 8407 follo 352. one ‘of the land records of the District of Columbla, and at fthe request of the parly secured thereby the undersigned trustees will sell by public Suction, within the above prem- ises, on TUESDAY, MARCH THIRTY-FIRST, 1931, AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M.. miscellaneous lunch” room equipment i ng: _Chairs, tables, cash register. showcases, ice boxes: ceiling and exhaust fans, cover cases, coffe¢ Qurns, coal and gas stoves. milk box, type- writer dishes, silverplated ware, cooking utensils, “ete. Terms: Cash 8 J. J. L L HOMMEDIEU, KRUPSAW. mh24.27.30 s Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctione TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING, CONTAINING 15 APARTMENTS, NO. 1773, LANIER PLACE N.W. By virtue of 8 deed of trast recordéd in Liber No. 6176, folio 233 et sea., one of the fand records of the District of Columbia. and at the request of party secured there- by, the undersigned trustees will ofter for sale by public auction, in front remises, on TUESDAY, THE THIRTY. DAY OF 'MARCH. 193i, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK _PM.. _the followine-described property in the District of Columi to wit: Lot 341 in Pranklin T. Senner's sub- diviston of lot 60 and part of lot 61 “Lanier Helghts.” as per plat recorded in Liber 34 Tolio 1083, in the surveyor's office of the D! irict of Columbia, subject to the Testrle- tlons fixing the bullding line 15 feet back from the line of Lanier avenue, as shown on_said piat. "Terms of falé: Property will be sold sub- fect to & prior deed of trust for $42.500 af #ix per cent, due June 29, 1931, toget with_ gecrued interest from June 29, 1930: balance cash. A deposit of 3500 required of purchaser st sale. Examination of title, converancing, recording and notarial fees st cost of purchaser, Terms to be complied with within thirty days from dey of sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property at risk and cost of defauiting pur- Chaser after five days adveriisement of Such resale in some newsparer published in Washington, D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit trus- fees may avail themselves of any legal or equitab) inst defaulting purchuser. JOHN B. COCHRAN, 'NORMAN E. RYON., mh20.23.25.27.30 ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON. Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED_REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS NO. 60 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH- WEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of & deed of tru r No. 6449, folio 89 et seq. ind records of the District of Columbla, and 8t the request of the party secured thereb undersikned trustees will offer for s by publle auction. in front of premises, on MONDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF MARCH, 193). AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described property in the District of Columbis. to wit: Lot numbered one hun- dred-and fifty-three (183) in John T. Cole’s subdivision of part of lot numbered nineteen 719) In square numbered six hundred and nineteen (619). as per piat recorded in the ffice of the surveyor for the District of Co- bia, in Liber 28 at folio 141, Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money to be pald in eash. balance in equal instaliments, Tepresented by promissory notes of purchaser pavable in one, two and three years, with interest at 6 per cent per an- num from day of sale, pavable senri-annu- slly, secured by first deed of trust upon property sold, or all cash at option of pur- chaser. A deposit of §300 required of pur- chaser at sale. Examination of title. con- veyancing. recording and rotaria] fees at eost of purcnaser. Terms {0 be complied with within thirty days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell property at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser after five days' advertizement of such Tesale in some newspapyv published in Wash- ington, D. C.. or deposit may be forfelted, or without forfeiting deposit trustees may syail themselves of any legal or equitable Tights against defauliing purchager. FRANK J_ EHLERS. MELVIN 7. BERGMANN, EDMUND M. EMMERICH, mh19.23,25.27,30 IONERS, D C.. WABHINGTON, March 24, 1931, ORDERED: That the fol- fowing amendments made by ! afic to the regulations m: Director of Trafic and adopted and Bated by the Commisisoners of the of Columbia on Avril 23, 1925, be. and the same are hereby, adopted and promulgated by the Commissioners of the District of Co- lumbia: Amend Article III, Section 4. by ing thereto three new paragrapns, to be a3 (r), (s), and (t), to read as fol- ¥) On Pourteenth Street N.W. between Pennsylvenia Avenue and New York Avenue and between Park Road and Monroe Street, 1o venicie shall make & U turn 50 88 0 ropsed in the opposite direction at ap in- reection or between inte-secting streets. “i3) At the intersection of Thirteenth and Streets. N.W.. ro vehicle shall make s U 2amn 40 as 1o proceed in the opposite direc- vt “(t) On Florids Avenue, N.W. from Sixth to Ninth Streets and on U Street Irom Ninth o Bighteenth Streets. no vehicle shall make # U turn 50 as to proceed in the opposite direction st an intersection or between in- Sersecting streets.”” Amend Article TV, Section 5. paragraph « boulévard highways, by add- se as_follows > W.-SE: Prom Water Street, B.W. to Eleventh Btreet S.E" Amend Article XII, Bection 14 by striking out parsgraph (h) and inserting in lieu thereot the following: “(h) Angle parking throughout the Dis- Srigt 15 prohibited Amend Article XII, Section 14. by striking out paragraph (t) thereof the following (t) No vehicle shall stop. stand or ny safety zone or loading pla 3 jacent curb or within twenty-five feet of points on the curd immediately op- posite the ends of a safey zone or loading plstform » W, 3. Harland, Director of Traf- . Approved. L. H. Reichelderfer. H. B Crosby, VIDSON " SRassie%ed St N.W._ National Baski | records of bidde: and inserting in lieu | 3. C. Gotwals, Commissioners, D. C. | DOCTORS TO MEET Southern Maryland Medical Socle- ty Session April 4. By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. LA PLATA, Md, March 27.—The semi-annual meeting of the Southern Maryland Medical Soclety will be held at the Southern Maryland Hotel here Saturday, April 4. Dr. William B. Marbury will talk on “The Acute Abdomen,” while a dis- cussion on this subject will be opened by Dr. Everard Briscoe. This will be followed by a discussion of the relation of the medical and chirurgical facuity to the local societies. Dr..J. M. H. Rowland will then speak on “Some Important Points in Ob- stetries.” Discussion of this subject will be taken up by Dr. E. L. Spencer and Dr. F. F. Greenwell. TEO A._ROVER, United St HENRY H. GLASSIE, Specl the Attorney General ARTHUR G. LAM- the United ALEX. H. BELL. Jr. Special “Assistant fo the United States Attorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict_of Columbia, holding a Special Term a5 & District Court of the United States. iIn the matter of the acauisition of orig lot 14 and assessment and taxation lov 800 in square 128 in the city of Washington, District of Columbia.—District Court Docket No. 2093, —Order of citation and rule to show cause.—Upon consideration of the peti- tion of the United States of America. filed herein on the 24th day of March, 1931, by Leo A. Rover. United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, acting under the in- structions of the Attorney General of the United States and at the request of the Se retary of the Treasury, seeking the co demnation: of the following-described lan in the city of Washington, District of T lumbia, ‘for ‘public use to’ provide suitable accommodations in the District of Columbis for the executive departments and indepen- dent establishments of the Government not under any executive depertment, and suit- able grounds, parking and approaches there- to; that is {0 PARCEL 1. Original lot 14 in_square 128; improved by premises No. ate street northwest. PARCEL II. The east 80 feet front on north B street by the full depth thereof of original ot 1 in sauare known for purpoges of assessment and tion as lot 800; improved by premises 1901 B street and 210 19th street north- And upon consideration of the dec- laraiion of taking filed herein on the 24th day of March, 1931, pursuant to the prov sions of the sct of March 1, 1929, and the deposit in the registry of this court of the mounts of the estimated compensation for id parcels of land as set forth in said claration. and upon consideration further of the petition of the United States for an order fixing the time within which and the terms upon which the parties in possession of sald lands shall surrender possession to the United States: It is this 25th day of March. A.D. 1931, ordered that Florence B. Alexander, 216 19th street northwest: Jul G. Alexander. 216 19th street northwest: L titia_ Alexander, 216 19th streec northwes Edward C. Baitz, trustee. care Perpetual Building_Association, 500 11th street north- west: John L. Heatwole, 1901 B street north- west: ‘Joseph W. Heatwole, 1001 B street northwest; Vernon G, Owen. trusiee, care Perpetual = Building _Assoclation. 500° 11th street northwest: Perpetual Bullding Associ- m. 500 11th street northwest: Union Trust Company of the District of Columbia, 15th and H streets northwest; The Washington Loan and Trust Company, trustee, 9th and ¥ strects northwest, all the foregoing of the elty of Washington. District of Columbla, and Anna B. Barnes, Auburn, California: Lols Brady. 7468 University Drive, Bt. Louls, Missourl: John Byrne, jr., §6 Nebraska street. 8an Prancisco, Californi 4357 n_avenue, Chicago, Illinols; Eliza- beth Padon. South Carolina avenue, Tulsa, OKI and in the event that any.of the persons hereinbefore named is ceased, the heirs, alienees or devisees of s2id persons (the foregoing being the per- sons_named in said petition) “and ALL PERSONS having or claiming to have any right. title, interest or estate in the lands hereinbefore described, or to be entitled to compensation in respect of the taking of the same for public use, and all persons occu- pying or in possession of the same, be. and they hereby are, reuired. cited ‘and ad- monished to appear in this court on the 27th day of April. 1931, at 10 o'clock a to answer said petition for the condemn tion of sald lands and to make claim for & compensation to which thev deem themselv entitled. And it is further ordered that the perions hereinbefore set forth. and sil persons having or claiming to have any right, title, interest or estate in the lands hereinbefore described. or to be entitled to compensation in respect of the taking of the same for public use, and all persons oc- cupying or in possession 0f the same be. and they hereby are, required 1o show cause in this court on the 27th day of April, 1931 at 10 o'cleck a.m., ne pravers of said petition for the fixing of the time within which and the terms upon which possession of the said lands shall be surrendered to the United States be not granted and why the parties in possession of said lands shall not surrender possession of the same to_the TUrited States on the 4th day of May. 1931 Provided, however. and it is further ordered, that & copy of this order of citation and Tui for three successive weeks in The Evening Star and the Washington Herald. respec- tively, newspapers of gerieral circulation pub- lished 1n the District of Columbis, and also once a week for three consec the Washington Law Reporte: sald publications to be not late 30th day of March, 1931. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order of cita- tion and rule to show cause be served be- fore the return date hereof by the United States marshal for the District of Columbi or his deputies, upon each of the persol named herein who 15, 80 {ar as ascertainable by reasoneble inquiry, residing or sojourning within the District of Columbia, or can be Tound by said marshal, or his deputies, with- in said District. “And it is further ordered that & copy of this order of citation and rule to show cause be malled Postpaid to each of the persons shown by said petifion to be and herelnbefore designated as non-residents of the District of Columbia, h copy to be addressed to the last known place of resi- dence of such person. ALFRED A. WHEA' Chief Justice. A true copy. (Seal) Test FRANK E. CUNNINGH. , Clerk. By H. DERTZBAUGH, Asst. Clerk. Piled March 15, 1931, FRANK E. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk. mh27,2p3,10 PROPOSALS. PROPOBALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy De- partment, Washington, D. C., until 1¢ o'clock m.. Maich 31, 1931, for furnishing anemo- sr+phs and recorders to the Naval Observ tory, Washington, D. C. Apply for proposa to the Bureau 0f Supplies and Accoun J. J. CHEATHAM, Paymaster General of the avy. ‘mn20,27 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH. ington, March 23, 1931.—Sealed Droposa in duplicate Will be received at the Depar ment of the Interior until 2 o'clock P.m. Thursday, April 30, 1931, for furnishing eli labor and materials for constructing at Saint Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, D. C. one Tuberculosis Building, No. 1, inclu ine roads, walk This work will forced _conerete cénstruction, tile, brick work, cut stone Work, marblework, floor and wall tile, compressed terrazzo fioors, linoleum —fioor steel sash, steel stairs, tile ing, Toof ventilators, metal lathing, plastei ing, carpentry, 1 weather sirips, i sect screens.’ Winter sha painting, lazing, hardware, plumbing, ting and ventilating, electrical work, electric ele- va and ‘outside service connections. Separate bids Will be received 1or eieciric elevator, &8 per bid form. Bids will be co: sidered only from individuals, firms, Or coi Porations Dpossessing satisfactory financial and technical ability, equipment and or- nization to insure speedy completion of the contract and in making award, the for expedition and sa isfactory performance Iar character and magnitude fully” considered. ings tions may be obtained upon application to Construction Division, U. 8, Veterans' Room 764 Ariingion’ Bullaing, on, D. C. A cerufied check Iof bie to the Treasurer of the United ill be required as & Euaranty for e return of ihe plans joaued. Special ion is invited to requiremenis of the uct of March 3, 193], regarding rate of Wages set forth in the specifications. Time of ‘performance will be considered an_ele- ment in awarding the contiact. The right is reserved to reiect any of all bids.-Wwaive technical defects, accept obe pari and re- other s the interests of the Goy- ernment may require. Proposals must be urely envelopgd, marked “Proposal for construction of ‘Puberculosis Bulldings, Saint Elizabeth’s’ Hospital,” and_be addressed to the Secretary of Interior, Washington, D. C. jO8. M. DIXON, First Assistant Secretar: States' Attorney. —= the _ HOTELS—NEW YORK. PENN POST HOTEL PP. PENNSYLVANIA STATION 200 Newly Renovated Rooms. $1.50-52 WUBLE ROOM! 33 AND $4. Bpeci KLY & MONTHLY rates. Iteser y write or phone Lackawanna, 4-8090. 29° RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. in ious sunshine directly above the Boardwalk and the ocean is the charmof U c_g<SHotel . T ATLANTIC CITY during the early spring- Fireproof Garage isRear — Walter J Buzloy-hc CROSBY EXPLAINS TRAFFIG PROBLEM Conduit Road Citizens Seek to Have Paving Costs Paid by Gas Tax. In an address before the Conduit Road Citizens’ Association last night, Commissioner Herbert B. Crosby ex- plained local traffic problems and urged co-operation with the Police Depart- ment in decreasing traffic accidents. Commissioner Crosby told of the dangers of double gnrkmz and predicted abolishment of this practice. W. A. Snell, president of the assoclation, in- troduced the Commissioner. Ask Paving. A motion offered by W. A. Roberts, asking that the cost of widening streets be defrayed from a general tax levy and gasoline taxes, was adopted. A revision of the present jury system was advocated. The associatien urged the continuance of the bus line which runs from Thirty-fifth street and Reservoir road to the District line. The District Commissioners were asked to aid in hastening street improvements throughout the Potomac Heights sec- tion. The organization requested that the majority of streets scheduled for paving be improved between July and December of this year. Will Ald 1932 Fete. Three members, S. L. Benton, Mrs. W. H. Snell and Miss Mary Lazenby, were appointed to co-operate with the Federation of Citizens' Associations re- garding the Bicentennlal celebration. A committee, of which E. R. King & chairman, was appointed to co-operate with the Federation of Citizens’ Asso- clations for the clean-up campaign. Four new members accepted are J. W. Roberts, Mrs. Charles H. Korn, Mrs. Charles Granifield and Mrs. Robert C. Alexander. Several solos were present- ed by Mrs. Harry Faber White, who wes accompanied by her daughter, Miss Mary White. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—"“Street Scene,” at 8:30 p.m. National—"Elizabeth the Queen,” at 8:20 p.m, Gayety—“Cabaret Girls, 8:15 pm. Columbia—“Kiki,” at 11 am., 1:05, 3:10, 5:20, 7:25.and 9:35 p.m. Palace—"The Southerner,” at 12, 2:18, 4:42, 7:30 and 9:54 p.m. Fox—“The Conquering Horde,” at 11:57 am., 2:24, 4:41, 7:35 and 9:52 pm. R-K-O Keith’s—“Lonely Wives,” at 11:31 am, 1:31, 3:31, 5:31, 7:31 and 9:31 p. at 2:15 and " at 11:20 am. 45 and 10:05 p.m. Rialto—“Rango,” at 11:50 am., 1:50, 3:50, 5:50, 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. Metropolitan—“Cimarron,” at 10:48 12:57, 3:06, 5:15, 7:24 and 9:33 —“Parlor, Bedroom and Bath at 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:45 p.m. Central—“One Heavenly Night,” 11 am. to 11 pm. Ambassador- 8 and 9:50 p.m. Following a drop in coal prices as the result of warmer weather, owners of several coal mines in Belgium have threatened to stop operations if the miners do not accept wage reductions. No. 80 For Neuritis HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY 1007 H Street NW. Phome NA. 1695 “Mother’s Cry,” at 6:15, BDOMINAL SUPPORTS Fitted Professionally GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. STORE HOURS, 8 to 5:30 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave ranklin” has a reputation for always co-operat ing with deposi tors to the full- est extent good business permits., fLet us talk over YOUR problems with you. Safe Deposit for rent at MEMEER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Pa. Ave. at 10th 1111 Conn. Ave. JOHN B. COCHRAN President THOS; P. HICKMAN P. snd Cashier Under U. S. Treasury Supervision Great Specials For Saturday Only $1.00 Ovalti special " Cream. Very special, 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush. Very special, 7S¢ Ye Old Colo Chocolates, assorted. Very special, Ib.... 15¢ April Showers Shampoo, Very spe- cial. 3 for 10 Probak Blad, cial ... AYETY- BURLE THE GODDESS OF BEAUTY ANN CORIO AND FRANK SiLK THI: TRAMP CLASSIO CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 053 Home_ of the Mirror Screen JOAN CRAWFORD and ROBERT ARM- __STRONG_in_"PAID, CAROLINA %% 0s®rfien’ FRENCH GIRLS.” __ with __FIFI _ DORSAY and REGINALD DENNY. FAIRLAWN o838 35 3R om “DANGER_LIGHTS." Warner Bros.' T B AMBASSADOR col®Ra’"%.w. TODAY_DOROTHY A PETERSON in CRY." 624 B St NE. n Warner Bros.” Conn. Ave. AVALON wliimier' 5t TODAY —_ JANET =~ GAYNOR and CHARLES RARRELL in “THE MA __WHO _CAME BACK. il Warner ¥ 45 P VENUE GRAND %% TODAY_— CONSTANCE _BENNETT and ROBERT MONTGOMERY in “THE_EASIEST WAY." Warner Bros.’ CENTRAL **® - Bet. D ana & JOHN BOLES and EVELYN "ONE_HEAVENLY NIGHT.”" mer Bros. ¢ (T:'OLONY Ga. Ave. & Parragut St. TODAY_LAWRENE TIBBETT _and UHACE . MOORE 1n "THE NEW __MOON." i Warner Bros. HOME 1230 © St NE. TODAY—BERNICE CLAIRE in “KISS __ME AGAIN." Warner Bros SAVOY 1¢v & ol ma. N.w. TODAY—_JOHN MACK BROWN in __ “BILLY. THE KID.” th & Park R4. N.W. TODAY — BUSTER . KEATON _in “PARLOR. BEDROOM AND BATH." Warner Bro YORK = Ave. & Quebes 8t. N.W. TODAY — BERNICE =~ CLAIRE in “KISS ME AGAIN.” 3 LYRIC saf24" HALL In THIRD ALARM Dogville Comedy. Finui_ chapter of INDIANS ARE COMING.” STANTON 2, and C 8ts. NE Finest Sound Eq KAY JOHNSON in “P A S WER.” SOOI e ) B STATE BETHESDA. MD. Home of Western Electric ROBT. _ MONTGOMERY in NURSE.” JESSE THEATER R. C. A._Photop] VICTOR _"VARCONI in “SPELL OP THE THUNDER.” N Comedy. 8t & K. 1. Ave N SYLVAN WYNN ‘and’ GINGER ROGERS in “FOLLOW THE LEADER.” Serial.__Comedy. SECO ormotht™hoLmw i OF THE NORTH. DUMBARTON "3Vt i8ih & irving Bts. N.E. “CAPTAIN R st E YOWetL: SHen. MAN and MARY ASTOR in “THE CBORATUBED. S e PRINCESS ™Yt %tone CHARLES FARRELL _and MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN in “THE PRINCESS AND _THE PLUMBER." - TAKOMA RICHARD BARTHELMESS in “THE LASH” ASHTON ereSTARRIET "1 Maea DEVILS” TOM TYLER in “PHAN- TOM OF THE WEST." '613-&:10(:1»1«:.1 Ly 9 HIPPODROME rodtay™ o2 3sun- son. David Manners In “Ey CAMEOQ ™* B2%*%omigion T “She Got What She Wanted Hyattsville, ARCADE moasy Vet "Gierrn, John Wayne in “Girls Demand Excite- ent. ALEXANDRIA, VA. RICHMOND a3 200w, QGrant Withers, Mary Astor in “Other Men's Women.” Rainfer, Md. SHAD ROE Lovers of Fresh Shad si will_find the Hear with the NEW SONOTONE Private_Demonstrations 1217 G Street COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. N.W. o TRIANGLE R COMPANY SPECIAL OFFER Your 'Old Ford or Chevrolet Like New for Only We have COMPLETE Ford service. Get our prices on Body and Fendet work. Top Re-Covers ing and Duco Painting, T g BETTER (OTA) SERVICE AVE. & N.CAP. ST NAT. 3983 NY TERRIFYING ¢o the last gasp! THRILLING to the last throb! from the famous Novel by HAROLD MaCGRATH % WARNER OLAND JUNE COLLYER. « LLOYD HUGHES 1¢ will hold you breath-~ leys...and send chills up and down yourspine . . . ... LAST TIMES TODAY™ "RANGO" THE PICTURE SENSATION OF 1931 R'k-O K EITH’S DOORS OPEN 10.30 AMm, ON OUR SCREEN TODAY JOHNNY FARREL GREAT GOLF SERIES 'LAUGH AND CET RI m BOUGHT OUTRIGHT BY HIS WIFE! " HUSBAND ; ~OR GIGOLO? k1) THE MARRIAGE CER- TIFICATE WAS THE *BILL OF SALE!™ SHE PAID $50.000.00 FOR HIM HE WAS KEPT | IN LUXURY —LIKE A PUPI s Greatest SLage Shors! . HARRY ROME & DUNN Harmony As You Like It JIMMY CONLIN & GLASS Brecking The Comedy Speed Limit ‘Y_ERCETL—QSTERS : ead Dancing Darlin FOUR BARDS stionalista —A corps-of experts with every equipment Xnown to the ~ manufacture of eye- glasses is AL your service. Our optometrist will give your eyes a ihorolgh exam- ination. No Avpointment Necessary. A LEESE °&" Co. 614 9th St. N.W. most sensational picture of all time! DANCING. Short, Delightful Lenten Trips Modern Steel Steamers Chamberlin_Hotel Now Open Virginia Beach Cayaller Hotel Virginia Seashore Dally Serviee 6:30 P. M. City_Ticket Office 1425 H N.W. NAtional 1520 PROF. & MRS, ACHER STUDIO, 1137 10th v.—Classes Mon. and Fri. Instruction ancing at 9 (orehestra). PVt lessons Met. 4180. Est. 1900. * 4’EGARE STUDIO. Class_in bailroom Tuesday. to 9. Practice, 9 to 11. ~Oareful wiver, beginners. ~Private lessons daily, 11 &.m. 0 10 p.m. 2035 P st. n.w._Deeatur 2678.% Miss Ellen Waller (Member. Dancing Masters of America, Inc.) Ball Room and Stske Dancing Classes in ball room dancing, Tues. and Sat. 8 pm, with general dancing 2. ) class in ball room daneing for high school students Pri., 8 p.m., practice dancing 9 to 11:30. Private lessons by appointment. Studlo, 2619 14th St. N.W. Adams 2539 'S HERE TO REPAIR ELEC’ CAL APPLIANCES Such us Irons, Fans, Toasters, Grilla ete., st small cos! GIBSON'S, 917 G ST, WONDER HOTEL OF WASHINGTON AMBASSADO “ oz X Gy ‘'Q """ nsnTOGUESTS A Parameunt Picture With RICHARD ARLEN FAY WRAY WILLIAM COLLIER, Sr. Great Shows of the Past FANCHON & MARCO’S WAY BACK WHEN Ser with CHARLES IRWIN THREE BENNETT BROS, CARLA TORNEY DANCERS BIX AMERICAN BELFORDS ARTHUR TURELLY MADELINE DUVAL COMmeDIENNE HER FUNNIEST ROLE/ $IDDEY 8 AMes oLty i LOEW S Alum bia SLEASOR hk o fu\ n DRAMA LAUGHS Knitted into ‘a thrilling story of the outdoors By EMERSON HOUGH Asthor of “The Covered Wagod® Bob HAMILTON Caressing the Organ BRUSILOFF'S Music Masters Offering Another Excellent Overture Wilfred Ghe #1GH HATTED TRAGEDIAN OF.SONG \ K|AWN$ 7 enda 60 SPECIALTY ARTISTS Cihe SCREENS MOST FINISHED LOVER LEILA HYAMS - NORMAN FOSTER-MARIE PREVOST BEGINNING SATURDAY ApRiL 44 CHARLIE CHAPLIN &n his latest and first production... i three years.. SCITY LIGHTS" Seats NOW SELLING for Gala Mid-nite show, Friday mite April 3%, 11:30. “TSURICK TSUM FOLK” Yiddish Melodrama in & A ted_ by ,Mh:cgnbee“ oale i.ion lub = wiah, Community Conter, 19th & Que- . Seats Now on Sale for METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY qu gaTzEC AT e FOX THEATER 3 PERFORMANCES—APRIL 14, 15, 16 SCA™ et 2 MIGNON" . . nair et ER IBBETSO TONIGHT AT 8:20 The_Theater Guild. Ine.. Presents ELIZABET! THE QUEEN ith LYNN FONTANN! HORRIR CARNOYERX WARAM