Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1931, Page 26

B—-10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON What's What and Where _D. C.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1931 |who was made to suffer degradation|del), “Warnug" (Mozart), “Botschaft” | of Oklahoma said terd; he has | and imprisonment on Devils Island, al- | (Brahms), 'Agu' de Lia” from “L'En- ‘ FAULTS OF AKRON heard scme inferior {'ne:lerh-lyvu used though innocent, will be the screen at- | fant Prodigue” (Debussy) ‘“Psyche on_it. traction at the Warner Metropolitan | (Paladilhe), ‘“Bonjour, Suzon” (De- To BE INTERPRETED‘ i:l‘:nsgn m:d “ic‘:lllr‘v"};:llkhav.M'.!‘!k:d | Wi ear imiral am offett, (Tschaikowsky), “There's | | chief of naval aeronautics, about these Theater starting Saturday. An exqui- | libes) “Valse" (Arensky-Koshetz), site love story is said to run through |“Toi seul % ‘l;\‘ mf'\‘";- ;flh:i\"‘;\flbns”‘frsxlc tension. | Not a Swain on the Plain” (Purcell), flaws. | . 4 . The cast is headed by the English ac- | (Richard Hegeman). "By a § 5 —_— e Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters tor, Cedrick Hardwicke, and Lilian | Lo Pt Pathesy (Griftes) House Naval Committee Will De- LOOT FATAL T LA Roth. “Joy" (Charles Wakefield Cadman) and termine Corrections to Be 0 BURGLAR P ™ “ " e g an operatic aria —_— The House Beautiful Platinum Blonde Palace, From Saturd: 3 | At the Shubert-Belasco, Monday. At Warner Earle Saturday Rich Man's Follyr et Made in ZRS-5. Policeman Slays Man Escaping INING SK's novel | T merican bionde is to have he r ; New Yorl armonic : . Hmfm%‘firg‘l;}nu nove lijf/flm rfl_:flp_\a. i "_'1:;‘::”; ] ,OEW'S PALACE THEATER, start-| With Toscanini, December 15, With Sardine Cans, Like Gun. is scheduled for preser Saturday, with e o LE STl ceebite S b ABTURO L TOBOANINT. will conduct | Br.the Associsied Breas. | NEWARK, N. 3. December 2 () t Shub: o T Al White fea- g G Py the New York Philharmonic Sym- essons learned in construction of whose 10 - At ) s oo starring George Bancroft on the screen, | bnony ‘Orenesto. 1 his. first, concert of | the world's biggest airship will be in- | s 1binr, W1ose loot consisted of se and Loew's Vaudeville Revue on_ the | e seammer o teany Docobor 15, ot | terpreted this Winter by the House |G \ins of sardines, was slain yester. g { S | gue ‘h. Ger- | What changes should be made in the s | Dee, Robert Ames and Juliette Comp- fmi‘ \sx?,lfix‘fxlsz?lsnzr n?::ig.n” )figsflb\fi'm Akron’s sister ship. | Henry Martell, 35, described by po- day evening . program and Bell head a strong Jeen Harlow as supporting cast. In the star of the “The House Beau- screen attraction that are all iv .. |lice as a parole violator from Norwich, | Tt o Roats e B o ton wkh | this country’ with the Boston Sym-| Representatives Vinson of Georgla, | Conn,, Was shot by & Dmmlmnnm:.vw:c s sald to have the humorous To- rhal Chamt phony Orchestra about a month ago ‘r‘)m owin be committee chairman if | feq from a grocery store with & com- written & play that mance of a news- P Seats may be had at the T. Arthur | Democrats crganize, and Britten of | panion " Joseph Riordan, has the lofty tone paper reporter who e Oyes as o b e Smith Bureau, 1330 G street ‘r‘i‘(‘f"‘agr?&" R {the “Skran | , Ordered to put their hands up, Riur- Su‘ e bets of “Pllgrim's Prog- wo's daringly (T'HE CHAMP rTing Wallace - 5 ) ) I the e foxrdt | dan obeyed. Martell continued to clutch LA L should be corrected in the 1t Tess” While poetic loves madly and Beery and Jackie Cooper. in the | oo ) 5 = 4 Jew Crall | fheten, Saninty mnctie foolishly m: story of father love for a boy amid sor- ar Dog Honored in Burial. now ":{’;&rfxl" el 0,000 6ok 2a.000 ~ s gy &5 rciety uty id ~ surroundings 3 wer for NG ~alif. () —Taki h 3 Is from 2 0 22,0 = the story, the pla joclety beaity did_ surroundings. 15 held over for| LONG BEACH. Calif. (P.—Taki has| pouncs ol erweight, and flies four miles| Hungery i considenng eventual con- | 1tself plv;d ‘(ma“ % : im ‘nx another week at Loew's Columbia ;’znnr to I_;\‘r reward with full military | an hour slewer than had been expected. ' solidation of its state iron and machin- Iy, is said to b MR gilded ~cag honors. “Taps” were sounded and a rifle tati % ¢ o z strictly realisti % t » make National Sympheny Concert salute fired over the ashes of one of Repressnialiye MOl Holg(DAMDIISt/ S eryiwotia b pExate enietiniies and true to the . man of him ac- Tomorrow Afternoon. the first four-footed couriers to be em- work-a-day world S07SLDg ffo RaripNE Alice White. "[HE National Symphony Orchestra | loved in the World War. “Once she got Figures (Yrgr‘rnir\.“ ol | DOUons of Washington, D. C., Hans Kin-| 1% the dog pound, but was rescued alry are intro- = i : y veterans and spent her last day lust x, Friday, dler, conductor, will offer its second | P nd spent her last days ;’d“""lf L‘I“,’“‘, e i ek “X Marks the Spot.” symphony concert at Constitution Hall ;‘”‘ honors. She was a Belglan shep- randa-iNew b ihe e vs. THITE will be popular at the Fox, !Omorrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock erd dog. enterta t W E vl o ) The program will include Anton | characters. arting Friday, where Marj Dvorak's Symphony No. 5. in E Minor, ‘The New World Mozart's “Marriage of Pigaro,” Borodin's “On the Steppes of Central Asia,” Rimsky-Korsakoff's Fight of the Bumble-Bee” and Ippolitov-Ivanov's “Procession of the “Mr. Whistler” Coming Yo the National iR MR, WHISTLER," described as & will share the Fanc! +Y% romantic comed e Races” idca the honors cf the A. E. stage progrem. and Wallace Ford, Lew Radios, 25% Hopkins, Sarah Curry = an i Thomss. the first Cody Mary Nolan, with | SAr9aF = season by the La Fred tand out in the ace Moore Sings [} | . which produced T b o B peaarks the BpoL." | Saturday in Recital. . 5 Ountaln en €s ets Tk Tars week, star ewspapers, in which & report (GRACE MOORE. soprano, will be The Service That’s | s 1 get- mixed up in A murder heard in concert at Constitution 4 e AU Hall Saturday cvening at 8:30 o'clock Praised by A black onyx base, fit- of James — Miss Moore’s program will include “Gia Thousands ; ; R-K-O Keith's, Friday, la notte” (Haydn), “Gia il sole dal re These Our Children?” Gange” (Scarlatti), “Care selve” (Han- Your Rugs appear twice ns ** ARE These Our Children?" which beautiful when shampooed by Manager Hardie Meakin des l’\hl()-\“ xmm&;‘:mm” i as a fast-moving, relentlessly re: American pa tings were Bradford and John Hayder ard Hale, M tison, Regirald Ca for Quick Clearance home” in an office or library desk | ted with a guaranteed $ 00 fountain pen. Will be “at . Diantha Do week, s 1 | gles, who directed it and who was the a matinee on Sunday, by Jimmy Lake's | director of “Cimarron Own Show, featuring 5 g burlesque artists, headed by Na a “The Dreyfus Case C t 14 story, involving a group of school chil- { - ¢ Co) S i Sna Chorpy e S e S e of s 4 i ||| call Mr. Pyle..... b Hall, J. Maicolm Du Tank 4 R-K-O Keith's Theater, starting Fri- | Charles Laite, Tracy B and David | gay " Eric Linden, form of the New NRtosalls2s 2012838 Andrada i York Theater Guild, heads a cast which | i for Sanit & ] - includes Rochelle Hudson, a Wampas | \ C Gayety Will “(-)" Bl star of 1931; Arline Judge, Roberta Gale, ’\{ A la stock ani ary arpet Jimmy Lake's Own Robert Quick, Ben Alexander and Mary | #% o f handsome 50 R Cl & C be r Korman. The story is by Wesley Rug- lamps, priced . ug Lleaning Lo. Up s low as éfiw 106 Indiana Ave. x : MUDD[MAN 3, fi‘ Members of the Rug Cleaners’ b n ris Birming- At the Metropolitan, Saturday. hert o/jche RaviClen Russian sensation, with Doris Birming . . ham, Tereta Schaeffer, Joe and Ernes- | A FAMOUS story of real life in France 911G 5‘6".2::1]::«1;‘0'2622 tine and Gabby Fields. vears ago, “The Dreyfus Case' involving_a_brave and_loval soldier, Cmira CR TR “Home of Good Pianos” ‘Walter Damrosch 1110 G N.W. 1 i) Parsifal Recital Monday. “'AITER DAMROSCH will give 8 piano lecture-recital Pars a'.~ ] : ‘ g senciun S see || Climuie' Absoimis BARBER & RO SS, Inc. Xmas Checks || Institute, with the co-operation of the Invited Cashed Rimbia Eevgueor " Women Voiery 11th and G Streets N.W. | Eversharp WahlPen & ErarE I IS T Choiceofzor3 || Pencil Combination ters and n the Franklin Administration 95 Building. X “} i It is a pen and pencil “Bethlehem" $9' heel SCOOter | combined in one writing $ 00 | instrument. The pencil is < .00 ; filled with leads. Gift Sunday Afternoon. OUSEMAN'S Yuletide drami “Bethlehem,” will be presented 22x44-inch hardwood body and steel tongue with large webbed strap attached for heavy the National City Christian Church, loads. Strongly braced wood bolsters. Wood | boxed. Thomas Circle, Sunday afternoon at 5 artillery wheels (not illustrated) with steel o'clock, by a cast of readers headed by tires e i Caroline McKinley as Mary, Rev. H. A . g — All-metal construction with rubber- |! (E0D LA A CAL G tired disc wheels. Other scooters at || slightly higher prices Kester as Joseph., Harry Schonrank as the Angel Gabriel, and Thomas Cahill, | SL S e 5 e Angmore Tumer and Howard ED l:lrcfl) Weirum, jr., as the three kings. Others @aaiter Sled will include Tench T. Marye, Stan- For Boys 45 in. s $2.95 t>inly love “Toodles.” Spe- ley Mattern, David Rush, Herman A Bicycle cial at Riese and Maurice Jarvis.. Incidental frl e sortment! B s | Y 8595 | \* plated rims, spokes jand Velocipede ' | A - music will be played by Katherine Splendidly made (all ball bearing), nicely Be Sure to See “Toodles” A Life-like Doll with skin and flesh that looks and feels like human. The “little mother” will cer- Every girlie wants Riggs. Alice Coyle Torbert will direct IR a dollie! Come and Tony Sarg Marionettes Masonic Auditorium, December 10-12. HE original Tony Sarg Marionettes will be presented at the Masonic Auditorium, under the management of the T. Arthur Smith Bureau, the aft- ernoon and evenings of December 10, 11 and 12. These puppets, with scenic backgrounds, costumes, color and light- ing, all executed with regard for period accuracy and harmony of pictorial pres- entation, have appeared with great success in Canada and elsewhere. see our fine, big as- Fountain Pens A selection of standard make pens, such as G. W. U. Troubadours - ;‘g’;?‘?;bfldm,s promis- z fini:h{d. and equipped with mudguard and i Earkes,SWahl, SWatefiariafui S citers ';,“,é:ég%{:{:???,?“fil‘;%:fi:’;fi” show, _Our Fourth Floor is literally “teeming” RS ‘ 52‘75 $|5 tocium et fweek iDespmier 012, with toys of all descriptions—mechanical toys, Come in and hear Santa Claus in person tell to Gireotos. and Schdusiiine e 0 building toys, toys for boys and girls . . . come | droll stories that thrill and hold your interest. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co) e N e i e and see this mammoth display! Every day at 4 p.m. on our Fourth Floor. Danzansky. Dolph Atherton herine Wessels, Willlam Claudy and Grant Van Demark. Tickets may be had at the Song Shop, 606 Thirteenth street Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges “Rose of the Prairie” Immaculate Conception Hall. ARRY WHEATON HOWARD'S T ol R A musical comedy, “Rose of the The latest Console, Table, and ‘De Luxe Models. in Prairie.” will be presented at the Im- i : h o maculate Conception Parish Hall, at the popular colors, make ideal gifts for Christmas 8:15 pm., December 9, 10 and 11, with J g . ' which will prove of tremendous importance to the entire & cast including Eleanor Hopkins, W T. Hannan, Mildred Glascock, Gertrude Becker, Margaret Murphy, Leroy de Meza, Thomas Hannan, Thomas G: lagher, John Sherman and a hest of others, including a corps de dance and T L {from the roster of 1s' Club family. Liberal terms easily arranged. See our new dis- play tomorrow ! China Book End An attractive, and prac- | tical gift that is quite in- $ OO expensive. China dog book i Third Floor. Holiday Festivities % —den mng tou TOOLS The famous “Stanley” Tool Cahinets—$5 00 Up | (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Manual Training Work | T - : V H b\ Tools for the Handy Man! | ends, in various colors. nd the e en- Hithat nofhing Only the best tools available can give, except beau- | g at standard cash prices are of- Benches— 20 fered, thus insuring perfect sat- $ ! Manual Training Work Benches, with cabinet— on through quality mer- FLOWERS , on ans scale. COMMUNITY PLATE , Violets, Orchids “Mums” and all other seasonable flowers. Geo. C. SHAFFER g 900 14th St. .Thon & Sons. 0106 WANT T0 LOOK YOUNG? The secret of keeping young is to feel young—to do this y ou must watch your liver and bowe!s—there’s no nced of having a sallow complexion—dark rings under your eyes — pimples —a billious look in your face—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well known phy- sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound as a substitute for calomel to act on the liver and bowels, which be gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are WAFFILEMASTER . B I el o s Abaos that|| mokes perfect wafles automatical Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday TOASTMASTER natural buoyancy which all should || Iy. Tiny light tells when to pour in IREE TPER makes perfect toast automatically. enjoy by toning up the liver and batter, when to take out waffle. No FREE FREE Put in bread, press lever. Up pops cleaning the system of impurities. Suis bothes tos lbncatagt a1 (5e; SAMPLES Second Floor S)\MPLES toast, current shuts off, l.slie 3 ards Oiive Tablets are $12.50. * 2oslice, '$17 0. known by their olive color. 15c,30c, 60c. | The silver-plated tableware that is always popular and backed with the reputation of a long-est>blished firm. Come in and see the latest designs at, the new low prices. Here Is an Ideal Gift Suggestion for Christmas . . . Service for Eight in the new De Luze ! Anniversary Tray ; | 42 PIECES 8 Dessert Spoons 8 Dinner Forks 1 Butter Knife i Christmas Cards S e i Box 16 Hand-tinted Parchmentized Cards..50c p s (-flmln'\z‘i, fneiin ol e Box of 12 (:‘.ards, sentiments by Edgar Guest. .§1 d:sign that will be loveliest on your table, Other ChustmagiCardas ;-2 50cito $1ithethox Christmas Seals, Tags, Ribbons.. ... 10c to 50c (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) You Are Invited to Attend the Demonstration of the Wafflemaster and Toastmaster by a- Factory Representative | THE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 “The Store of Practical Gifts” 4 g -