Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1932, Page 36

g CcC—8 ~ FNING S - TON - e 8¢ r o 3¢ . . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. JANUARY 26, 1932. - L | ) | . | | counsel, Joined fn op- | result in the closing of hundreds of | AMUSEMENTS. o NTS. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. ;Z:;’,‘f;,,i,“flgfj‘,”;m‘;m A’ Tilton, Third | these smaller country banks, and pos- | e e Q_‘ = : e National—“The House of Connelly,” | ReSistant Postmaster General, had testi- | sibly thousands. | ; TIONAL mma at 8:20 pm | fied to a House Post Office Subcommn»] mE L | A TTONAL dis Belasco—“The Student Prince,” at tee the measure would bring & billion | : : | Nlshts. 3100 to $3. 30 b 3 A e csiint s e Atrioan (FIELy AbundoneAdé | Sitver “Bprine; Marvland e Sl e o 3200 Gt ty—"Billy Arlington Show,” at Tilton estimated this amount is 8| TABORA, Tanganyika, East rica, i . 7 Liratt 7 Dramb ex > ’ ARE URDERE[] HERE 20 amd 815 pm. UN PUSIAI_ SAV'NGS S isteanit Ak o oy | January 26 (P)—The Italian aviators, Tod e w!re::'efl"‘:z‘:‘:’ Bis Emotion in’ Four ok The Theatre Guild. sponsors , 8. S 1 . s ollar Columbia—"Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde," limit on postal savings were increased | Frencis Lombardi and Leonida Rob-| Los Fires dnd Sniendid Doflar 7/ GOUG FAIRBANKS, J THE GROUP THEATRE at 11:30 am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and - the money would go into crculation. | biano, who were attempting to estab- tain their friends ; JOAN BLONDELL s ibpibienis 9:30 pm. Tl s Paton disagreed, saying: |lish & new record for a flight from Drive from ‘aonln:awn In In First National-Vitaphome's il Wi R-K-0 Keith's—A Woman Com-|Association Officials Say Pro-| ‘it has been stated that the purpose | gome' to Cape Town, abandoned the 3 minutes " Paul Green’s play Detail Will Take Next Course| mands,” at 11:15 a.m., 1:56, 4:37, 7 eficigle Say R BT LR el C(‘:“}::‘fv‘mgm today because they were {ar be- B e |0_IJEPOT | ’THE HOUSE nd 10:05 p.m. Stage shows at 12:47 . . Thousands of the banks in Y | hixid the record. Fri O e Tiege of Instruction at War 326, 6:19 and 8:56 pm posal Will Injure Smaller | peiieve it would hurt them by throwing D Aiizrnoos JOHNNY BURKE Palace—"This Reckless Age,” at 11:40 aué:n \fi%xl”;hgiaul\;.m; EXY | B o Gime Anis—8 OF CONNELLY,, College. am, 2:05 4:45, 7:10 and 9:50 pm Banks. {§tepenortinid Seciy et eodn Y ther | ors » Stage shows at 1:20, 4, 6:25 and 9:05 N d?;‘?f.«ned in postal savings accounts be- cflbl/my/y beautiful - L P, : Ry cause they do not have big enough re- | ATKINSON, NY. Tomas Seventy-three Army officers now sta- | Metropolitan_“Maker ‘J“:”"g”" fe 3 Associated Press. serves to provide enough collateral on AAAA IAAAAN, | [ am., 12:48, 2:36, 4:24, 6:12, 8 an w NEXT WEEK BEG MON. sentatives of the American | redeposits. Association yesterday opposed “This legislation,” he added, “would legislation to raise the amount one in- p.m Rizalto—"Heaven on Earth,” at 11:35 SEATS THURS. foreign countries have been or- Come Here | tioned elsewhere in the United States | | d here to take the next course of | s m 1:37, 3:33, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:42 p.m can have cn deposit in postal A Dot var Col 5 o ere E S acco 2,5 ,000. Elas- | \ | x N Presents ction at the Army War College,| Earfe— Union Depot,” at 11:20 am vings accounts from $2,500 to $10. When you need an Elas = 5 FREDMOADELE FRANK HELEN 2 ! D Dépole et 11-30 s Rome C. Stephe; f South Bend, 4 3 4 Girts Love and_a Father's ext, Au 1145, 4:35, 7:25 and 10 pm. Stage | 1d”"y P Clesident of the associa: tic Stocking. Best R ASTAIRE MORGAN BRODERICK b s of the scrvice, | shows at 12:55, 3:45, 6:35 and 8:10 p.m. | gor £ RAST, PIERdent o 08 SseCic el st i e £ covt, : s | Fox—“Charlie Chan’s Chance,” at|_ kol sk > & % q ) Fitti | JAC ) ™ ey —tieu, ol Wl 8. e |1 S oAV PARKING end rost Expert Fitting L 1a; Frederick W. | Stage shows at 1:08, 3:38, 6:28 and 8:58 719 13th, Strayer College Bldg. Seriiie e pm. Luncheon, 35¢, 50¢; Dinner, 50c o RE @ . e | LANK BOOK o Sreoarcq.bg hest o womes | || Park your car, FREE OF it o with t McPherson, Ga.; Mals.| myyoli“His Woman," at 2:30, 4:20 ‘Soks under @ trained dieticlan . E ; n t A - = i ; 000K8; WICE; i bl C GE at the Capital i \ Ei 11, Joan Marsh { 27 ZAW I e W | 6:05, 7:50 and 940 p.m —of all description = e ‘_“ \R‘ A i our best specials now ¢ | en:I: LT | R i R. Bull, Fort Ben- | Central—“Safe in Hell” 11 am. to WHAT A JOY! FAXAEE A8 WA o5 BHICEES on for a few days! | N | — Chamberlin, Fort |11 pm Let Us Supply Them THE NEW! 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Pea ised for “Job | Avenue ), while vou enjoy a ; 2 || sev+ aait il ABREDE BOW Fleld, Ala;; Frederick €| John walter Smith, colored, 34, who \ | | delicious L;r"': He R 76c ; "EX,T !‘.PH&AW«“&'S l?: i Ga., Truman |said he hurled a brick through a win- | Very. Sposiallieins 28¢ [ e as 0 Richard K. | dow of the Washington Auditorium be- | Luncheon 2 For 80c; 12 for $2.90 & (EAEAN rGH PN prens ning, Ga.: Fred | cause a “lady” offered him a dollar to 50c. 65¢. $1.00 B Sl | Minn.; James R.!do so, found yesterday that he had lost DY CTID C P e Houbiganti(white 8 ¥ | ! esse Vgl] ms. Me.: Carroll | exactly $26 on the deal o =z o Face Powder. | || A New Comedy by MANUEL SEFF Ohio, and James | Police Court Judge Gus A. Schuldt THE EYE Dinner DT Sabenann 35c | ! od CFORREST WILSON O e counnviguIy oy Assly b TR / OnEDPORE ey at $1.00, $1.50 We deliver $1 or More. | i ROGER PRYOR aston, : s | property and ordered Smith to | Vyour service o B | S LA Panama | $25 fine. The colored man then said h nan, Fort | the “lady” had falled to fulfill her part o e = Chicago, | of the contract by giving hiin the dollar need them. No Ap- \ DINNERS | T5¢, 90c. $1 | GIBSON’S 915 G St. N.W. Md.; Jot £ er, Sah Fran- h said the “lady” asked him to Dointment Necessars. : g break the window as she wanted to see M A LEESE g . et bt ut. Cols. Donald A. Rob- | the marathon dance which was going . . Optical Co. NO TIPPING Huachuea, Ariz.; Charles L. | on inside. 614 9th St. NW. Kans., and William Fort Riley, Kans.;, Majs K. Brown, West Point, N. Y.; Chamberlin, Fort Resecrans B. Coulter, Fort Bliss, Tex Grimes, War Department C. McGuire, Fort Meade . | NATIONAL | SYMPHONY a3 L B UNEXPECTED!’ FATHER ; LR LB GO | | i OUrl ' Famous For FineFood SUMMERVILLE 71336 G Street Sunday, Jan. 31, 4 o’Clock Soloist, FRIEDA HEMPEL Soprano Prices, $1.50, S1.00, 75c, 50c. Boxes, $16 Tickets Mrs. ' Wilson-Greene's Bureat WProop's, 1300 G street; District 6493, - BOSTUN SYMPHONY RKO VAUDEVILLE - DR. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor BERNICE CLAIRE | s Oretne’s Conortt Riresl) Romantic_Musical Comedy Droop's, 1300 G st. 493, i Siar Lol e fonimmes LESTER ALLEN raational Comaue 854 PEGGY HOUVER Broadway's Sweetheart TRINI Spain’s Famo' Dancer On the Screen POL/. NEGKI A WOMAN COMMANDS' Roland Youns—Basil Rathbore H. B. Warner Lieut. Cols. Willlam Francisco, Calif., and y. Fort Meade, Md.; wer, Fort Sill, Okla s, War Department Helmick, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii: Bernard R. Peyton, Fort Sam Tex.; George A. Follin, Fort n, Tex.; Fay B. Prickett cks, Hawaii, and John Davis, Panama Canal Corps—Lieut. Col. , headquarters, 6th Majs. Jamwes B. Department; Bird §. t Sheridan, Ill.; Harold F. Tt Leavenworth, Kans.; Ran- leton, Manila, Philip- Strong, Fort Leaven- Robert H. Van Volk- Fort Monroe, Va Lieut. Col. Frank M. An- Department: Majs. Charles Fort Leavenworth, Kans. VanNostrand, Maxwell ts. George C. Kenney, Va. and David S. Sea- Field, Montgomery, Ala. ngineers—Lieut. Col. Vir- War Department; Ma's. arruth, Fort Leavenworth, Fort Leaven- Txkfi””«n d_ Butte 8ia. No Parking Trouhles. MARILYN MILLER “HER MAJESTY LOVE” ASHTON CLARENDON, VA. BERT WHEELER and ROBERT WOOL- SEY. “PEACH O' RENO. DIRECTION SIDN! Kg “':‘ HIPPCDROME 6.5 eature LYNNE FONTANNE jn “THE GUARDSMAN” Nancy Carroll in “Personal Mald." CAMEQ ™™ ®aBiiy ™ James Dunn, Sally Eilers “OVER THE HiLL" ARCADE ~ BYATTSYMAE. MD. Mae Clarke in “Reckless Living." RICHMOND ~ AuexASBis. va. s Leon Janney in “Penrod and Sam.” CIRCLE 2% Fs, Ave. Pb. W, 0953 Home of the Mifror Sereen EDDIE_CANTOR. “PALMY DAYS." JESSE THFATER &y R. C. A. Photephone. JOHN BARRYMORE and MARIAN MARSH in “THE Thrills—Chills CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE with Warner Oland ¥ FANCHON and MARCO'S “VACATION DAYS” Idea ZELDA SANTLEY AND ACTS Stewart W, and Cedric W. War Department tant General Department—Maj. H. Dunlop, Baltimore, Md. Quartermaster Corps—Majs. Roy C L. Graham, Fort Leavenworth, Kans., and Henry D. F, Munnikhuysen, In. dustrial College, Washington, D. C., and Capt. William F. Campbell, Fort Leav- enworth, Kans. arfare Service—Maj. Paul X. English, War Department. . TWO DEAD IN I0WA_ BUSINESS DISTRICT FIRE nd “DANCE TEAM” J n A. Rogers, MAD GENIUS.” i dP'qH”be” COMING FRIDAY __Comedies TR Department—Majs. Wil- INFEEREON SYLVAN “13s¥ "as76r wia 1, Distriet Ordnance Of- ROBERT AMES in "SMART WOMAN.” 1d, Ohio, and George W. e s S ae Savanna, 11i K > 5 inest Seund yment Ravable Btaciof JOAN BLONDELL tn AMBASSADOR c.*%s DOUGLAS _FAIRBANKS. JR. and JOAN "BLONDELL ~“UNION DEPOT." BING CROSBY COMEDY. Warndr Bros.” 624 H OSEONE By the Associate ess SYLVIA SIDNEY & WILLIAM COL- IOWA C: Iowa, January 26.—Two LIER'T JR.. "STREET BCIAN'E persc to death here yes- vakaneadee Warner Bros.” ter estroyed the Gar- \ HOLLYWOOD” AVALON , Comn. Ave: ang, Mandarin Inn and two COLLEG/ANS WINNIE LIGHTRER, “MANHATTAN ? Sheer N. Yee of RLAS e caf 3OS __ FROM' HOLLYWOOD, NUE GRAND 2 %% JOAN CRAWFORD & CLARS. GABLE, *POSSESSED." Warner Bros. NTRAL % stBet.Da SAFE IN HELL.” WITH DOROTHY MACKAILL PITTS-TODD COMED:! anager of the inn, and . about 45, of Cedar r trapped in their apart- he second floor near the inn, ve the theater. were found 20 feet from would have carried NOW PLAYING AND MRHYDE " % FREDRIC_MARCH j* GARBO s RAMON NOVARRO i "MATA HARI" Warner Brov.’ COLONY 6 Ave & Farragut st. ALFRED LUNT & LYNNE FON- TANNE. ' “THE GU. MAN." CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY. Warner Bros.! 1230 C St. N.E. “SAFE_IN HELL." WITH DOROTH MACKAILL. LAUREL-HARD COMEDY, ‘S";i"'}'é;mficn & Col. Rd. N.W. EVELYN BRENT & FRANK ALBERT- SON " “TRAVELING HUSBANDS." =6 CROSBY COMEDY. Warner Bros.’ OLI ite & Pare N.W. GARY COOPER & CLAUDETTE COL~ WOMA! WORLD'S GREATEST DANCER KREUTZBERG AND HIS DANCING GRO[}K‘ s . 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