Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1931, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1931. days are being meite [WWES T0 CONTEST } Rehearse Drama Guild Play ,w,%gfii%fimifi.mw* s A o d j F R H AT SHnw “TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” TO BE PRESENTED HERE. v : | - WiGth su Established Refiutatfu;l fa; !hcs Highest . s il raaguty rade of Dry Cleans: This, My First Special, SRR ~ i e : . can operate it Fdod Exhibit Entrants to Use‘ ; A PR | Time-Honored Methods | : : . . and take “"Movies” of theatre: A P Special Prices on like beauty and brilliance, with in Novel Competition. . | Wives who want new hats will bcg‘ 7 e — " ; ‘ - 1 | Fine &y Cleaning ; a T’IC NEW 3 threaten and demand at the Food Show : tonight when they invoke all the tradi- 5 . S (OPPOSITE PENNA R STATION tional types of persuasion as they ask {0 3 - one Week, NOV. |8+h +° 24*h 7 : b their husbands for new headgear in \ : Sl : = : I E vv A R I one of the really novel contests of the 4 - o . w ! RN E R 10-day exposition. + ¥ ? & Some entrants already have an- % Men’s Suits C Ladies’ A C ot nounced their intention of taking roll- 2y " \ ing pins with them; others seem to be i 4 Topcoats Plain Cloth 6 SC I_VI ovie Lam “sweet” in their pleas. while still others ® i say they'll simply “tell” hubby they Dresses or { want a hat. At any rate, the wife who, Hats — |in the opinion of the audience, pre- a Suits \ =5 | sents the most effective persuasion actu- | 2 “ned C [ wd ally will receite a new hat—the gift of | j @ Blocked Lalies’ $ l .00 f::':l:‘ A the D. G. S. Food Show. . ey Woman Gets Gas Range. 7 Silk Dresses . S ee o Upholstering [|| swermigue competiion a e : i Ties . & show last night flappers went down 5 = Chairs defeat before the “older geneation in | i Cleaned c Ladies’ $I 00 e Sensationally new movie cameradesigned Rush || ‘,};m":“;‘.',‘,‘,.:‘ c,,':,;“,:,‘;,’wmf-h]ff e § Reshaped Coats 7 ?y professional H;.:lllywood amezflenf audience was her own little daughter. : i ? in or amateur use. Has every essential of Seated ||| She was "Mrs. Hrold R, “Dinges of e ————————————————. %] ffi’.flfl&&"fi'}.‘,""'mfi?"‘ cpuierss-aod g 2 Clarendon, Va., a teacher at the Wash- of the cast of the Drama Gulld's.production, al of Mary | 2 * s e > -7 # Chair Caneing ington and Lee High School in Ball- Dugan.” which will be presented by the Drama Guild, successor to the | Call and Deliver Service—Metrofolitan 6702 % Fompate Sourdy. L obe 1n weight Loads by ¢ . | ston_ ‘and she won the 85 award by Community Drama Guild, at the Wardman Park Hotel next Friday and I - fight. ‘Eavy to operate. No pusaling chares or di- ARMSTRONG’S ironing fastest__and best-—a dainty bit Setur Edward Berryman appears 45 Mary Dugans brotner Jimms. | | hes overything . sécions o oiiow. Jus look theoush view & . of feminine wearing apparel while e arolyd McKinley as Mary ugan, Brgd Holmes as the judge and )| ! d e ic 1235 10th N.W. Met. 2062 Jl record audience applauded, stomped and | Maurice Jarvis as the district attorney. Zstar stant Photo | |f| SYLVAN OPPENHEIMER > im. Y T ey Esh;ut"d its npm;m-‘llh ; e = T el 1022 V. ? = " supplyyou write or phone us at once. unners-up in the ironing contes ; i i incluZed Mrs. Agnes Campbell of 764 President Wins Shoot. Jailed for War Talk. | ermont Ave—Between K & L Lindsey-Nicholson Corp. BIxth” atrset: Southionst, DTS HELSINGFORS (#) —President Swin- ( WARSAW (P).—Poland's new penal Store Hours During Special, 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Brooks, Jr. of 3540 New Hampshire |hufvud of Finiand recently won the na- | code imposes jall terms up to five years . 16 D St. N.W. Hampshire avenue and Miss Nettie tional match at small rifle shooting. | for persons convicted of inciting wars. = s ‘Washington, D. C. Golden of 4415 Georgia avenue, All of the contestants were given the electric iron and board which they used. Other Prizes to Be Given. g N Mrs. G. L. Barkley of 3223 Sixth ! ! | street southeast, in Congress Heights, was announced inst night a8 the recipi- ent of the latest type cabinet gas range which has attracted so much admira- tlon during the show. Mrs. Barkley was so excited when she was announced that she could hardly give her name to the show officials, because, she told them, there was nothing in the world she wanted more than a new stove. At sterday’s matinee Miss Ann Kelly of 135 Sixth street was given the mahog- any chest of drawers which was copied from the chest used by the family of Betsy Ross, who fashioned the first flag of the United States Eighteen-month-old _ June _ Lovett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lovett of Fort Myer, Va, was winner of yes- ROANOKE terday afternoon’s babies’ popularity KNOXVILLE contest. Another baby contest is being v staged at m{.'c matinee, and, as usual, waay - |Btnta- Cleus-is distributing little toys w e to children between 1 and 4 years of Justifying Your Confidence Is Our Success. 2 22 M BEACH 2385322338288 803322 age. A ‘mechanical refrigerator will be given away at tonight's session of the show, “while an imported Oriental rug be, tomorrow afternoon’s gift. | TELEVISION FEATURES D..G. SINGERS TONIGHT Gertrude’ Lyons and Edwin C. Steffe on W3XK Program at 9 P.M. A special television program, ar- ranged by Gertrude Lyons, president of the District Federation of Music Clubs, y will be broadcast %flght by Station 3XK. at Home for - e progam 5 fi to-10 o'clock. Ed- a: J win C. Steffe, bari- G tone, winner in the S 1981 District radio auditions of the Atwater Kent il SRR | [P ) do more and more little, and ey, : “"ff‘g 5 Briggs, Sarah Nei- - A fert, Martha Day- [ ousices of Pinex from o 1 k any droggist. 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