Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1931, Page 21

What’s_What and Where Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters At the Fox, Friday, Peggy Shannon, “The Secret Call.” EGGY SHANNON, Clara Bow's official successor, will be seen in “The Secret Cail,” at th» Fox sarting PFriday. The picture was adapted from William de Mille's play, “The Woman,” a David o production staged by Stuart r, who, also directed the picture, with Richard Arlen heading ! presented e Fanchon-M a r ¢ 0 “Golden W e s t” idea, and Bob Hamilton will offer “Blues Rhapsody” on the organ. At the 11 am. and 5:30 p.m. sho “The Vanishing Legion™ ser: be added. Pegsy Shannon. o on the screen, and Anatole and’s “20th Century Revue,” on ge, will bo the features at Earle Taeater starl Saturday. The picture is a Paramount love story purporting to have been written by an anonymous college girl. Sylvia Sidney, ks and Phil- lips Holmes he The Friedland revue is described as a miniature music-dance innovation fea- turing Loretta Dennison and others. A Bobby Jones film, “The Brassie,” will e among the other attractions of the . Mcetropolitan Fi Charles Ruggl Charles Rug screen ar comedy, “The Girl Habit,” the feature | = : CHURCH REASSESSMENT IS DEMANDED BY SPAIN Government Contends $6,500,000 Value Placed by Ecclesiastial Of- ficials Is Too Low. By the Associated Pre: MADRID, July mission stud church and the state today reported to the government that church property in Span is valued by ecclesiastical of- ‘Th~ legal com- ons between the ficials 2t 70,000,000 pesctas (about $6,- | 600.000) The commission recommended that re- ligious orders be required to furnish new reports on the value of their property, as it estimated the total was larger. The commission also reccmmend-d that church orders be warned they would be expelled from Spain if their reports were incorrect. RUMANIAN SAYS CAF;ONE IS HIS WANDERING SON Photograph on Front of House in Far Land, Where Claiming Kin With Gangster Is Popular. By the Associated Press BUCHAREST, Rumania. — Claiming kinship to Chicago’s Al Capone is be- is Capovici. 2 as a_photograph the front of his hous Chicagoan to be his who was plagued with wanderlust regardless former. se < SOMETHING MORE real significance to this announcement of low prices in our PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE No Exchanges e+ «...During Our Pre-Inventory CLEARANCE 500 Women and Misses FINER DRESSES For Street, Afternoon, Sports, Evening Group One Were $16.75 to $29.75 0.00 Group Two Were $39.75 to $69.75 5 .00 The Chic . . . the quality and exclusiveness that you have always known you could expect of Erle- bacher dresses . . . these are the points that give Misses sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 48 All Sales Final No Returns Erlebacher TWELVETEN TWEVETWEMVE F STREET * Metropolitan Theater wiil picture to be presented at the Metropolitan until the new reascn opens. Meanwhi'e the theater will be thoroughly overhauled and renovat>d and the programs for the new season, | it is announced, will be a succession of brilliant hits befitting the old Metro- politan standard. | Constance Bennett “The Common Law” at R-K-O-Keith's. Constance Bennett, in what is an-; | nounced as “her finest roles and great- est triumph since ‘Common Clay’ "—*The Common Law,” will start the new week Friday at R-K-O-Keith's Theat-r. It said to be the unconventional story an unconventional girl and a Charles R. Rogers production. The cast in- | cludes -Lew Cody, Robert Williams, | Hedda Hopper and Marion Shilling. Minor films complete the program. | “Five and Ten” | Lingers at Columbia. | MIARION DAVIES' picture, “Five and | Ten,” based on Fannie Hurst | well known story, will continue another | week at Loew’s Columbia. It is the | story of a family thst goes to pl"cosl head is devoting all his time g money. Leslic Howard, Irene | Rich, A , Mary Duncan and Ruth Selwyn also appear in the | cast. | “Women Love Once” | Due at Loew’s Columbia Saturday. | 44Y}/OMEN LOVE ONCE" a screen adaptation of the play, “Daddy | Gone a Hunting,” by Zoe Adkins, fea- | | turing Paul Lukas, with Eleanor Board- | *n, Is announced for Loew's Palace g Saturday. The stage attraction will be “Star- dust,” presenting a number of Loew ac | the age of 17. The “father” neither boasts of him nor eriticizes him. | "In the face of the apparently estab- | lished fact that Capone is & Brooklyn, Dr. W. W. Keen, at the age of 94 | years, is the olcest living past presi- dent of the American Medical Asso- | | ciation. Cool-ég the Boys Who Fly the Night Mail They must keep cool on the job...and you may keep cool on the Job or on your vacation ..at meal times, Plenty of cold air from the F Theater on tap alwavs. Dinner 65¢c Dishes to suit every taste, and SO satisfying. Luncheon, too. Table or Cafeteria servi N. 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A few gowns also in extra sizes. Kann's—Street Floor. QI ‘Children’s Shc All Leather—Sizes 6 to 2—Unusual at White elk, tan elk, two tone elk and patent leather oxfords. Neat patent leather strap pr. pumps, Five smart styles for play or dresses. Kann’s—Fourth I'lotzt.