Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1931, Page 52

THE EVENING STAR. }\'\.\}H\'r;’rn,\'. D. € THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 193%L AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS Continued . Adam A Weschler & Son. Auctioneers ASSIGNFE'S SALE Well-Selected %iock of Men's Furnishings—Shoes, Rub- bers, Boots, Luggage, Cash Register, Fixtures, Etc. By Auction At 1348 You St MONDAY November 2. 1931, 10 AM Shoes. Rubbers. Boots. Arctics. Keds, Leggings. Shir N.wW Jumpers. Neckwear, Collars. Suspend ere. Relts, Bathine Suits. Bed Linen Towels, Umbrellas, = Trunks, Sult Cases. Paint, Fic ALSO —National 6-Clerk Check Cash Rer- Tater - Counter Cases Counters, Shelvine casn Harry Saidman. Assignee of Monroe M. Selinger all’ cash. at he option of A" depnai 300 will be "ot "t ast of parchaser. Term o m Sompiied with. within (hirey of sale, otherwise the to resell the prop- ot defaulting pur- nr sale r-publishi TLLIAM \(nN’roO\(!‘R N AL SAVINGS AND ST eSuE BY WILLIAM D. HOOV, WILSO! 1 pustess. (s A Frrident. E. PERCIVAL 0026,d&ds.exSu Cause ise. consist o.. Dl «(ration by ‘public ‘auction on Thursday, the Jast The herein refer must each be accompanied by & certified It in_amount of %1.000 il be returned to un October 30K MARYF NARCISENFELD. rix of the Estate of Maurice Narcisenfeld. deceased D. ROSFNRERG Attorney for Estate ¢28.29.30, THOS. & OWEN_ & SON, AUC EYE ST. N.W 1 0 7 Discount 'O Personal CHRISTMAS CARDS COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY Since 1900 1424 New York Ave. N'W Friday's Specials Pineapple Buns, doz., 25¢ Cream Filled Dough- nuts, doz. 30c Phone Your Order Now 'HOLMES VT MODERN BAKERY 45,7 MRS. OLNEY’S 2310 Calvert, at North End of Connecticut Ave! Brides Dinner. e including Sundas Luncheon Open daily NY ONE ~who needs Blank Books will find ws reads to supply them. 4 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. N.W. MISCHA GUTERSON Presents FAWN and JARDON Sensational LAUGHTER'S 10 Ari ng Throuoh Dinmer 630 10 930 Including Sunday) Sunday 7ea Danse o 6—75¢ Hallowe' @ Reservations Now Being Takr $4 a plate. including couver PROPOSALS. SEALED' PROPOSALS WILL BE RECE! at the Purchase Sect . ards. Washington. vember 20, 1931 _EDUCATIONAL. National University Registration Now Open SCHOOL OF LAW School of Economics and Government Registr, Open for Registrati 818 13th STREET N.W. Tel. Na. 6613 RESORTS. ATIANTIC CITY. AUCTION SALE THOS. J. OWEN & Si 1431 EYE S UTURE DAYS N. AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAT i | i 'TRADE BOARD HAS 133 APPLIGANTS Record Set in Drive—Total| of 248 Listed for Membership. second pla Glassford Elected. ap; Assistant En- Gen. Herbert B Maj. H A. Fanning Addison, A. C. Case. Ben T. Webst Frank Hight and Inspector E. W. | Brown An entertainment sented by Pred Eas mond, Charles George _O'Connor, William Trowbridge Matt | George Wilson. '4- GLUB IN VIRGINIA WILL HOLD MEETING i Annual Achievement ‘Will Be Given at Manassas on Saturday Morning. to The Star KESVILLE. Va.. October ial Prince William president of the 4-H Cl presiding. Fol- Lwing the singing of the rally song, vnder the leadership of Miss Hazel Bowman, the president will deliver the welcome address. The program follows Reading of County Council minutes, Miss Wilda Bourne; roll call by clubs, with each president responding with re- of achievements; summary of coun- v 4-H work, Miss Geraldine Shepherd county representation at State short course. Miss Doris Bubb; county repre- sentation at District short cour: lie Bourne; recognition of leade Miss Sarah Pitts, county home demon- stration agent; dress review of “Earn, Own Dress, contest: announcement of contest wihn Miss Sara Thomas, Fairfax Cou agent: awarding of prizes, Mrs. Egbert Thompson, presi- dent of the County Home Demonstration Clubs The meeting will adjo permit the members to Piedmont Virginia Dairy geant and coronation exercises. All of the commu 4-H clubs 1 be in the line of march of the fe: parade in n, and the cl t will be Stuart McMich Nokes- Smith m at 10:30 to witness | . BUSINESS PICKING UP, ERIE PRESIDENT SAYS Charles E. Denney Exp In- vember and De- Earlier Months. creases During No cember Over TODAY'S A‘V[I'QFMF\'N National—"T Gayety—Fr Program | program was pre- | the | Festival pa- | AMUSEMENTS. a,om: her sac of pride-of ff she held so dear NORMA‘N’FOSTER SUM SUMMERVILLE g MARIE PREVOST NETT nnu JESSE THEATER A. Pho mm..m. 2 1ADC Comety I8 & Irvine N.E. RAMON NOVAT EVAN SON ¢ SYLVAN Uick Sl IRENE DELROY in "MEN OF THE DyMBARTON 1342 Wisconsin Ave. OLL and PAT OBRIEN in -PER- SONAL MAID INDIA A 1119 H St. N Line. 2600 STATE n(,,...,..“\'",i'.f;‘.? i ANET, GAYNOE vand {ANELL NN wiES TAKOMA %, By CONSTANCE BENNETT ' in “BOUGHT" ASHTON CLARENDON. ARCADE - das- MAURIC RICHMON ‘L&ff?“l%!h&é‘ MENJOL GREAT LOVER CRCLE 557 15 THE SMILING LIEV.;TF CAROLINA " &%S; LADIES." with LILA LEE. Warner Bros AMBASSADOR WINNIE_LIGHT (Pertect Istn and Col._Rd. APOLLO™ o= m su e CLAUDETIE COLBERT. "SECRETS ; ,,n-‘mf’r‘fi A\'ENUE GRAND LPHE ~MENJOU __and NE. “GREAT LOVER.” SE COMEDY Warner CENTRAI th St Bet. D and B KENT _DOUG- BRIDGE." 645 Pa. Ave. 8.E NE IREN; BILLY and WATERLOD COMEDY 1230 C St NE. MACKAILL. “RECKLESS Warner Bros y i4h & Col Ra. NW. Warner Bros TIVO“ iith & Park R4, N.W. NNA M DAUGHTER ROSCOE STANTON COMPSON 6th and C Sts. N.E Finest Sound Eaunipment REE WHO l WHERE TO I)l\Fl AMUSEMENTS, LUPE VELEZ JIMMY DURANTE "t o) e e s ERNEST TORRENCE . KAREN MORLEY MAKING HEY! A CAPrTOL THEATRE THE PERFEC SCREEN LOVE TOGETHER IN THE SAME PICTURE/ GRET ao | SUSAN LENOX” (HER FALL AND RISE) JEAN HERSHOLT rAoM AVID CRMAM UL Mol N ALFRED LUNT & & b 5 FonTANNE SATURDAY NITE BEGINS 1072 PM. LAST TIMES TODAY WARKER BAXTER EDMUND LOWE OMORROW AT 10 A-M WORLD PREMI[RE WILL ROGERS i AIMBASSADOR BILY UNQUESTIONABLY ROGERS' GREATEST HIT AMERICA'S PRIME MINISTER OF HUMOR . . QUELLS A REVOLUTION . . . TEACHES THE DIPLOMACY OF FOUR ACES.. . . AS HUMAN AS IT IS HILARIOUS DIPLOMATIC NIGHT TOMORROW AT 9 P. M. GALA HALBDOWE'EN URDAY NIGHT AT STAGE On & Mo “CARMENES gy - IDE4 wilt o 3 ":Ll"o & DAv)s o) 5 Cmvxedv Plug Rosg VAI.VDA Duo Vclced Lady RAX SAX Euncal Dance Marvey THREE Ma rApons AL mrcu ELL Overture A New Episode of SINGLE TICKETS NOW ON SALE = FIRST CONCERT NATIONAL As of the Professional " | Francine LARRIMORE In S. N. Behrman's New Comedy ‘“BRIEF MOMENT"” SHUBERT ELASC | GUTHRIE McCLINTIC pruenl.l‘ Tonisht, 8:20 Mat. Sat.. 2:20 Sat. Mat., $1 te 83, NEXT MON. SEATS NOW Nights, $1 to $4. Prior to New York 300 ORCH. SEATS NIGHTLY AT $3.00 MAX GORDON presents CI.IFTON WEBB S #"S CROWD- DRECT FROM A RUN OF OWE SOUID SEASON IN THE Jflm THEATRE. WEW YORK the Second Attraction FPlayers BY THE Next Week, Beg. Mon. S Stratford-Upon-Avon Shakespeare Fnlunl Cu Curtain Eves., 8:10 Mats.. 2:10 ~ SYMPHONY | ORCHESTRA SHAKESPEARE MEMO! The Merrs ale” ing Henry the Fourth” | | WAINI.-' BROS. mm STAR OF JHELL'S ANGELS MLy UE" AND 50 OTHER. ms,.«...l Feminine Hearts ISINGING! DANCING? ENTERTAINING! tn His Own Infectvous Strle Al On Stage MURRAY & ALAN LE GAILS PICCHIANI TR —O8 The Sraem— PARAMOUNT'S PRIZE COMEDY Ll ol Flashe? indnd cnn::“_ A GV [ WP The Sort of Droma an Actor Waits o Lifetime to da=~ and we o Lifetime to See .. ! BARRYMORE In Warner Bros. and Vitaphone Apex of Screen Accomplishment e MAD ENIUS MARIAN MARSH CHARLES BUTTERWORTH POPULAR PRICES DONALD COOK « Last 2 Days - # “24 HOURS” — KAY FRANCIS HOPKINS RIPLEY'S NEWEST “BELIEVE IT OR NOT" Vitophone Comedy SONG CARTOON _— . BROOK MIRIAM And Selder Shorts CONTINUOUS-11a.m.-11p.m #CIMARRON'SY IMMORTAL “SABRA** A year ago unknown ... today an idolizing world awaits a star it made in a day! e DUNNE Now you must see her again...as the lovely mother...the tender sweetheart...the girl who thought marriage meant an escape from love! ‘CONSOLATION MARRIAGE’ Supported by @ superlative cast PAT O'BRIEN JOHN HALLIDAY Matt Moore Myrna Loy KO 1 248 CONSTITUTION HALL, Mon + Nov. 2, 4:45. LIAM CLARK TAYLOR Lo et e, - 2. 5150 81, WINFR <on-Greene's Concert Droor's, 1300 G0R Twelfth Night” ummer Night's Dresm" i BURTON HOLMES SUNDAY "ov- I A:Q AFTERNOON FIRST TIME ON THE SCREEN THE REAL HOLLYWOOD AN _AMUSING, TE! N _OF coLomruL :xronflo L O REASTIFUT FICTERES COLOR AND MOTION Prices, ets, Trustees. Buresn, STORAGE SALE Houaeholdd Effects of Every Description At Public Auction At Sloan’s Galleries, 715 13th Street Saturday, October 31st, 1931 at 10 AM. By Order of the Federal Storage Co. and Others Alsoat 11 A M. Upholstery, Living Room Furniture, Davenport and End Tables, Breakfast Set, Floor Clock, Desk, Table Lamps, Banjo Clocks, Books, Pictures, High-Post Bed. Spring and Mattress. Chest of Drawers, Ori- ental Rugs, Smoking Stands, etc. By order of Burton & Condit, trustees. Terms: Cash. 0c29,%0. Starts TOMORROW KERS'S +18th AND G STREETS * Coming Next Friday Redio's Beloved Personality Known Only Throagh the Mists of Imagination? SETH PARKER AND HIS JONESPORT NEIGHBORS Now Spriag Into Life Upon the Pictare Screen in “WAY BACK HOME” | Last Times Today: Jack Helt—Ralph Graves, “A Dangerous ‘E’ e SEE TELEVISION AT THE WASHINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION THE AUDITORIUM 19th and N. Y. Ave. 2:30 tg, 10:30 P Dadly District 6493, ik DANCING | PRO¥ AND MES, - a; TRADE MARK Added Attractions CLARK & M'CU LOl “Serateh As Ser: n’ Krary ‘Kot Karicon RKO-PATHE NEWS oen 1405 L N.W. “Phil Hnydér: phases of Stage 1l Room danc. T bek: advanced and professional. North 8504 __ Formerly wi Nationally Famous Restaurant e STAPFORD FENBERIS rux Styles Stage and Bail Room BROILED LIVE LOBSTER | Studie, 1124 Conn. Ave. Phone N P :f.l::,“,t:";gs}'so 1 Miss Ellen Waller OYSTERS MODERN BALL.ROOM ' . DANCING Al Fresh Fish in Season Sease ces, | ingludin Open Till 9 P.M. Watte o Rumba, and "m."‘ 11th _and_Potomac Rive Met. ones-—Met. 6706 REGISTERED 1221 Conn. Avl ch-hlr 4610 Met._Ope: | Central—w |to 11 pm Ambassador 15 Bridge,” 11 am Show,” at 6:30 zATS SE FOR SALE Starting Sunday Matinee The “Hit"” Show of the Season C. G. SLOAN & CO, INC, Aueta. OPTICAL CO. 614 9th St. N.W. ‘