Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1931, Page 54

'WONDER HOTEL OF WASHINOTON AMBASSADOR 21&. HOI'E'I; Ooun \" “dbnfl p°,°’( Q mnooulm e ) $00 ROOMS FROM $2.50 — U. b.EMPLOYEES who have late vacations —malemte Lowest fares of year nowin Boston fe Ey 'ia'.'ifl.‘,'.i','.'?;"n;' nowonly ton and retu; 400 T Auramn eunand el 532 ville $46; Mi T in St for Folder: roundirip Ofice 1338 H St., N.W., Wasbington. MERCHANTS & MINERS Tians. Co. Evan H. Tucker Again Made|” President by Northeast Group at Elections. Evan H. Tucker of 720 A street north- east was re-elected president of the Northeast Citizens' Assoclation for the thirty-eighth consecutive year at a meet- ing last night in the Ludlow School. The entire slate of incumbent offi- | cers was re-elected along with Tucker for another term. They are Bruce Cas- teel, 600 Fourteenth street northeast, | first vice president; Roscoe Jenkins, 639 Eighth street northeast, second vice president; Joseph Notes, 1104 H street northeast, secretary; John F. Callan, 108 Eighth street northeast, financial secretary, and Edwin C. Worden, 1000 4| Ninth street northeast, treasurer. FREE LEC:I'URE 20N CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By Judge Frederick C. Hill, C. S. of Clinton, Il Meniber of the Board of Lec- tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scien- tist, in Boston, Massachusetts. In Fourth Church of Christ Scientist 16th and Meridian Sts. N.W. Tuesday, October 13 At 8 PM. Under the Auspices of Fourth Church of Christ Scientist No Collection Al Welcome RAW BAR Oysters Clams Crab Meat Lobsters Luncheon, 45¢ Dinners, 65¢ ~de 7{00)/‘&/: 1405 L St. N.W. Open Till 12 * 'MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. BENJ. LEVIN ANNOUNCES OPENING OF % Binig & Tkuiele Studlo at 1519 Conn hone Pot hntem 8 and 0 pm EDUCATIONAL. New Builders' Technieal BLUE PRINT READING Estimating. Plans. Bullding Regulations, Permit Drawings. Ete. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING 1319 F St. N.W. Met. 5626 Send_for Drafting or Fnoineerin: 0000000000000000000000000 Felix Mahony’s . National Art School Qur _Eight-Month Professional Courses Fit You to Accept a Position in_Color, Tnterior ‘Becoration; Costume Commereial *~Art,_ Posters. Saturday Class. ‘See Our Ex ister now. Begins Oct. 5. to 9 P.M. 1747 R. I. Ave. North 1114 T BOYD Secretarial and Busi- ness Courses are Short, Thorough, Simple. Bet- Business University, ter positions. Inquire today. 1333 F st. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL for Seopeianies Tivoli Theater Building 3313 14th St. N.W., Col. 3000 Nat. 2339, The Temple School, Inc. Meets Individual Requirements in Business and Secretarial Training Classes Now Forming Day—Late Afternoon—Evening 1420 K St.—Nat. 3258 National University Registration Now Open SCHOOL OF LAW Scheol of Economics and Government Registrar's Office Open for Registration 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 818 13th STREET N.W. Tel 6017, W books fgplied degres Art—Interior Decoration Costume Design—Advertising Children’s Saturday Class LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 1333 F St. N.W. ME. 2883 Pace Courses; B. C. S. and M. C. S. Degrees; and Evening Classes: C. P. Preparation; Co-educational. Send for 25th Year Book Benjamin Franklin University 302_Transportation Blds. Met. 2518 Why Not Speak Another LANGUAGE! 1t's simple. the Berlitz way, with pative teachers o instruct and every lesson, conversati ch. German. Spanisn. itatian at T fours, or _yoursel{ how sy "It s —present advertise- ment for free trial lesson. 5éth year. BERLITZ ! LANGUAGES | 1115 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Decatur 3932 I spare time. Qualify for bar S A ations Wiite 803 Bhorenam Blds.. W asbisston: CIVIL SERVICE Prepare for stenographer and typswriting h‘fll now. ~ The Givil Service vlnter! 5. cor. 12th & F sts. Met, 6337, b ‘ i 5850 for full particulars ‘atalogue | o, l Phelps, | The assoclation adopted a resolution rian of the Public Library, to set aside space in the new Northeast Branch Library at Seventh street and Maryland avenue to be used for, the civic body's meetings. Driveway Lighting Asked. Another resolution addressed to Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d, director of public build- ings and public parks, disapproved pro- posals to lay out a playground as part of the Union Station plaza development, suggesting instead that a more centrally located site be chosen, preferably be- tween Fourth and Eleventh streets, East Capitol and K streets. A playground in |the plaza, the association said, would |€poil the beauty of the Capitol. | Other measures adopted by the asso- ciation requested installation of light- ling for the new Anacostia driveway| gmy between the Eleventh Street and Penn- sylvania Avenue Bridges across the Eastern Branch, repaving of an alley on Seventh street between Massachu- setts avenue and A street northeast, installation of stoplights at the corners of Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast and West Virginia and Flor- ida_avenues northeast. Col. Grant was commended by the association for his work in obtaining ;:mb;m'emenbs for Lincoln and Stanton arks. New Members Accepted. New members accepted Jast night In- cluded Edgar F. Deysher, Munzie | Bonaccorsy, Willlam H. Wade, H. C. ’Cnrr Furman E. Marlar, Mrs. B. I Prangley, Rev. E. H. Meuser, Dr. L. J. Clements, W. W. Poole, L. C. Shattuck, J. H. Lewis, John G. Eastburn, Wil- liam Rehblen, Whitehead's Bakery, W T i ’ 3 OF OMO DINNERS 1307-E ST Nw. Regular Dinner.....oo000 Steak “inner..... S1 Vegetarian 60 c Dinner......oe00 T | | u 13WATE ST. 470 10 i I I i | @ MONTE CARLO TUNIS MALTA siciLy POMPEII VENICE DUBROVNIK Infact,the Mediterranean Cruise complete....53 ports and places in 24 countries ... done by thc ship famed for world cruises.. Empress of Australia ...scaled to spacious living, from Roman bath to Canadian Pacific service. Notice particularly how completely the Near East is covered: GREECH TURKEY RHODES CYPRUS SYRIA PALESTINE EGYPT {:900.... | ONE MANAGEMENT SHIP AND SHORE NINTH SEASON CANADIAN Paciric See frem the itine plan. Bo your own agent. C, E. 14th end New York Ave. N.W. Wash, D. C. National 0758, ! lp Riggins, H. E. Pelta and Charles W. Johnston. i The Executive Committee, composed ar I E Breld!oo! John F. Jamieson, -~ Bdward N. Park -I-UCKER 37-|-H -I-IMEI:nd M ul" P:ln'zr, also’ was re-elected or another term. TODAY'S AHUSE!EHTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, pm. Stage shows at 12 52, 3:39, 6:: !! and 9:10 pm. Tivoli—"East of Borneo,” 4:20, 6:05, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—"'Young as You Feel,” 11 am. to 11 pm. Ambassador—“Phie . Road to Sings pore,” at 6:15, 8:05 and 10 p.m. at 2:30, er Behuo‘ “The Sex. Fable,” at 8:15 Nllhnllful’l Carroll's; at 8:20 p.m. Ga_v!‘y—"l‘lrtslln Beauties,” and 8.15 p.m, R-K-O l(elfll’ w 11:40 1:40, 7:40 and 9:40 pm Metropolitan—“Five Star Final," sec- ond week, at 11 am, 12:43, 2:28, 4:13, 5:58, 7:43 and 9:28 p.m. Rialto—"Spirit of .Notre, Dame,” at ‘anities,” ’ 1§ “‘Devotion 3:40, 5:40, “A blessing on C., TUESDAY, D. S The Word and We Will Supply the Blank Books E. 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COSSACK inging He AL’ cuot.l!knl .:!u“m‘ orsemen of e es.” por. 35" JOHN MeCORMACK. ™ e. 5. GRACE -00“ o, Sgpranc. 1{« . JOBN i HATIOIAI. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WASHINGTON, D. C. HANS KINDLER, Conductor CONSTITUTION HALL 8 SYMPHONY CONCERTS ( In 0O'CLA an. Seaton tickeis. 315, 814, "Season ticket CHILDREN’S CONCERTS Central Hich School Auditorium . Dee. 10, Jan. 19, Feb. 8, Feb. Warner Bros. Hit urally His Greatest! 72&[/:(1111 PWEI.I. “ROAD 1’0 S"IGAPOIE" Doris Kenyon Marian Marsh —On Stage. LEE, LEE, LEE and LEE VIC OLIVER and other big acts Every Woman, Mother, Sweet- heart Shou; Masterpieces STAR FINAL A Warner Bros. v wit ED. G. ROBINSON MARIAN MARSH H. B. WARNER Also Selected Shorts Oue'y, wWORlg%Y nm‘flnts Ihe SPIRpY: ) mm %Icmf ‘ff‘fia '.EW HO Norf{{s"' ede . E STA FRA ?? 4 R; 7/ and Rotms ” JAMES LINDA DUNN WATKINS * MINNA GOMBELL SOB SISTER SagerFANCHON+MARO'S DN(E UPON ATIMEJ.. STREETS * Second Week "D ] » Devotion" «o || LESLIE HowArD STARTING FRIDAY Helen Twelvetrees, Ricardo Cortez In “Bad Company” and as an added attraction Wheeler & Woolsey in a Masquers Comedy “Oh! Oh! FIRST CONCERT PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA TONIGHT, 8:45 Cogfitution LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI eonlu:llnl Program: MONTEVERDI—LUL! PURCI VIVALDT HANDEL—BACH GAYETY - BURLESK Two Female Knock-Outs GEORGIA SOTHERN CONNIEST. CLAIR EXPERTS HERE TO REPAIR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ‘Such as Irons, Faus, Toasters, Grills, ete.. 'at mall cost. GiBEON'S, 917 & ST. Mat, Sat., 2120 Nites, $1.00 to $3.50. Sat. Mat. \ \ EARL CARROLL \ VANITIES 60 SCE Original New York Production and Company of 100 Direct from lu' A-lklll- Theater OF THE VuSY BEAUTIF Y §\56 GIRLS IN THE WORLD Next SUNDAY--Mail Orders Now GREATEST OF ALL MUSICALS Nights, §1, $1.50, 82,| SEAT 8250, %3, 8385, sat.| SALE JOE COOK.. { FINE DANDY |25 STAR STUDDED CAST |25 Toniaht A1 2:15 Ther, and Week 156 nuuu" soe GILBERT MILLER Presents THE SEX FABLE A Comedy By Edousrd Bourdet ‘With MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL RONALD SQUIRE Staged By Mr. Miller on. MAIL_ORDERS Next Mon. - Y8lEs S NOW MESSRS, SHUBERT Present SCHUMANN-HEINK in a petale revival of “‘THE MIKADO" Mezz., $i, $1.5¢ Rotald COL IniTe ARTISTS DicTunt “THE UNHOLY Jo* COLUMBIA HELD OVER THERSBU CLIVE BROOF LYRIC YERS SECRET: LAW SIDNEY- _ MOHRAS COMEDY SYLVAN ool “LhE 1313 Wis: RERI in BEATRICE LILLIE “ARE YOU THERE” dy_and News. LEGS -CRACKED, r\u-rs 'T'AKOMA 4th and Butternut Sts. No_Parkine Troubles. D.. 15 "WOOLSEY in “Added Shorts “DIRECTION SIDNEY LUST Western Electric Sound System ARCADE ~ FYATTSVILLE. MD. Joan Crawford in “This Modern Age." Starting _Tomorrow Marsland vs. Navy Foot Ball Game. MT. RAINIER, MD. o Adolphe Menjou in * HIPPODROME Warner Baxter in * RICHMOND Sally_Eilers-James b ASHTON CLARENDON, 'V (EILERS and “JAMES D ; A REESE, TMOTH: FAIRLAWN 50T 0, _THE_CLOCK." e il “1ith & N. C._ Ave. S.E. “GOD'S GIFT TO N." With FRANK FAY. (Per- Warner Bros.” AMB SADOR WILLIAM _POWELL, SINGAPORE." No. 2 18th and Col. Rd. N.W. ROAD _TO SPORTSLANTS, 624 H St. N.E. RICHARD BARTHELMESS. - FLIGHT." JOE PENNER COMEDY. “Warner Bros.' \i-mn’n(r)mi Conn. Ave. and McKinley St. D. €. WALTER HUSTON & CHIC SALE, STAR_WITNESS AVENUE™ E_ GRAND SALLY EILERS & BAD GIRL. “Warner Bros.' NTRAL 9th St Bet. D and & vou “Warner | m s Ave. MES DI WILL ROGER! T COLONY i JACKIE FNNGAN & JUNIOR DUR- _KIN__“HUCKLEBERRY FINI ~ Warner Bros.’ E 1230 C St. N.E. TE CRAWFORD, “THIS MODERN ~Warner Bros. Tib & col Ra. NW. LEWXS STONE & DORIS KENYON. AIN.” BOY FRIEND C UMEDY W Bros l‘v"(')'u °lith & Park R4 NW. ROSE HOBART “EAST OF BOR- E PENNER COMEDY. = YORK TEaT Ave. & Quebee St NW. CLARK GABLE & MADGE EVANS, “SPORTING BLOOD STANTON rincs: *Souna Seuibment “THE | ROEERT MONTGOMERY MAN IN _POSSESSIO! PEYTON PENN STUDIO—Bail room Private lessons ~Class lesson & dan eve. 8 to 12. 1745 F 5 ~ PHIL HAYDEN Mr. Hayde: ks been studying witl ortists _ as _ Albertina Rasch, _ Cot Kobeleff, Chester Hale, Billy Pierce, Marning and many ethers. 2 Stage Dancing ~ Classes now forming m Ta: Musieal Comedy. Acrobatic, Bllraom and Reducing for A 11ds -. ..‘-‘k‘fll ntin Jack