Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1933, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, T 625 Pairs Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery 39¢ Picot-top chiffon with Broken color assort- Reg. 59c. plated soles. ment. 69c to 85c Silk Hose. ... (3 Pairs for $1.75) $1 to $1.35 Chiffon Hose. . 50c to $1 Novelty Costume Jewelry 33¢c 2 Bracelets, necklaces, pins, clips, earrings, bracelet sets; beads, metal, rhinestones. Women’s 17¢ to 25¢ Linen Kerchiefs 9c each Just 531 at this price. Pure white with embroidered corner. Some slightly soiled. $4, $6 and $8.50 Shoes for Women $Q.95 500 pairs odds and ends of Fall and Winter styles and leathers. Sizes AAA to C, 3 to 9 in the group. '3 Pairs, $2.25. Fine Gauge. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) emi- S Annual MAIL ORDERS! Wwill lZe on March 1st Statement) Women’s and Misses’ Apparel (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) EAN SWEEP in the CLEAN SWEEP WOMEN’S, MISSES’ DRESSES, SUITS—3rd FLOOR Junior Misses'— Now 6 Silk or Wool Dresses. .. $1.95 3 $2.95 e Silk Dresses &S1075 $4.95 Shade Silk Dresseg.. SIS &S1650 §7.95 Evening Dress and Jacket $16.50 $10.00 ack-and-White Jacket Dress...$15.00 $10.00 dack Crepe Dresses..... $7.95 Raccoon-Collared Suit.... $19.75 Sroadtail-Trimmed Suit $19.75 eed Suits... . $13.95 Trimmed Suits. $13.95 Tweed Suits.. $10.00 Women's and Misses'— 10 Black, Red or Green Dresses, $10 & $15 $4.95 75 Crepe & Velvet Dresses, $10.75 to $16.50 $6.95 50 Brown and Black Crepe Dre $ $10.75 $10.75 $16.50 10 Mayifair Crepe Dresses. ...S 25 Mayiair Crepe Dresses. .. S Shop Dresses— ening Dresse ening Dresse ening Dresses. ning Dresses. . elvet Dresses ... 5 $5.00 2 Misses’ Velvet Dresses o i$ $5.00 1 Woman's Brown Velvet Dress : $5.00 29 Silk Daytime Dresses. ... 57 $5.00 —THIRD FLOOR MISSES’ COATS AND SUITS —THIRD FLOOR Originall § Coat and Hat Sets (velvetcen) 2 100% Came @ 6 Polo Coats - 1 Fur-Lined Polo Coat 9 Winter Dress 4 Winter Dress “inter Dress Coats r_Suits = ack Suit, Persian_trim. . Raccoon-Col . Swagger Suit ~—THIRD FLOOR CORSETS, FOUNDATIONS —THIRD FLOOR 10 Corsett 14 Debutante = 24 Crepe and Voile For ns. .. 29 Lace Brassieres (medium length 24 Girdles, 24 to 32...........83.50 and $5 —THIRD FLOOR Originally $10 and $12.5 UNIFORMS—3rd FLOOR Originally NOW 9 White Linen Goats, 3, 38, 40....5300 $1.08 BLOUSES, SWEATERS SKIRTS, JACKETS 3rd FLOOR Originally 9 Metal Cloth Blouses ... .$7.95 to $10.95 7 Printed Metal Cloth Blouses.. ...$395 18 Printed Chiffon Blouses. .. 12 4-Pc. Tweed Swagger Suits 5 Wool Tweed Skirts = 15 Broadcloth Riding Shirts. . 13 Velvet, Silk Evening Jackets 7 Flannel Sleeveless Jackets 19 Angora Coat Slip-on Swe 3 Liege Shaker Sweaters.. 1 Flannel Jacket ... .. ilk Blouses (soiled). rede Jackets 9 Long Capeskin Coat Shnn —THIRD FLOOR MILLINERY—3rd FLOOR Originally L .$6%0 9 Velvet or Felt Hats ik 17 White Turbans and Felt Hats 50 Felt or Satin Hats.. .. 30 Felt, Velvet or Satin Hats, §3 and $6.30 57 Felt Hats $1.88 to §3 —THIRD FLOOR THRIFT SHOP COATS —THIRD FLOOR 12 Misses’ Polo Coats.. .. 12 Misses’ Furred Tweed Coats... .S 10 Misses' Furred Tweed Coats 14 Women's Winter Coats Originally NEGLIGEES, PAJAMAS —THIRD FLOOR 25 Wool Shoulderettes Flannel Bed Jackets. Silk Negligee (soiled) Velvet \egligee (green) Quilted Jackets . —THIRD FLOOR Originally < THRIFT SHOP DRESSES —THIRD FLOOR Originally NOW Silk Dresses .. creea.. $5 and $7.95 $3.95 6 Women's and Misses’ Dresses, $2.93 $1.95 Misses’ 3-Pe. Knitted Suits.. .. $1.00 Misses’ Knitted Dresses. .. S 50¢ —THIRD FLOOR WOMEN’S COATS—3rd FLOOR Originally NOW 6 Caracul-trimmed Tweed Coats...$2 $19.75 7 Lapin-Collared Tweed Coats. ... .S $12.95 8 Winter Dress Coats. . $39.00 6 Winter Dress Coats. $59.75 10 Winter Dress Coats $26.66 7 Girls’ Infants’ & Tots’ Apparel in the CLEAN SWEEP INFANTS’, TOTS’ WEAR —SECOND FLOOR Originally NOW $1.59 $1.00 Tots' 4 $239 $1.79 5 Wool Eiderdoy Buntings §2.95 13 Tots' Gray Jersey Leggings...... 79 29¢ 21 Infants’ Wrapping Blankets .. 29¢ 10 Wool-and-Rayon ¢ ters, $1.00 2 Kenwood Wool Blankets, 36x .. $7. §4.95 8 White Angora Baby Bonnets $1.47 36 Toddlers’ Dresses with Panties. 79¢c 40 Tots’ Sweater and Beret Sets.... $1.19 184 Flannelette Sleepers, Pajar 2 J 34c 10 ants’ Wool Shawls.. 5 $1.00 10 Infants’ Wool Shawls. $1. 89¢c 60 Handmade Wool Sacques......... E 59¢ 2 Jersey Zipper Sets, size ee..S195 $1.00 § Hand-Painted Jar § L 5 $§2.95 6 Wool-Filled Crib Comfiorts.. $3.95 6 Wool-Filled Satin Comforts...... 5 $5.95 20 Infants” Button-Front Vests.. 79 40 Cotton or Silk-and-Wool Vests.. S0c 25¢ 6 Sucde Cloth Snow Suits ........ $395 $2.95 1 Tot’s All-Wool Snow Suit, size 4..$8.95 $4.50 2 Tots’ Rain Coats, size 4 5. $1.00 12 Infants’ Rubber Pants (large) c 25¢ 10 Al-Wool Knitted Leggings. ... .. 4 Tots’” Leather Jackets (sizes 4, §).. 1 White Wool Flannel Suit (size 6) 12 Infants’ Sweater Suits. ... 10 White. Pink Silk Bonnets. 4 Crepe de Chine Strap Slippers 1 Tot’s Terry Cloth Robe (size 6). 2 Carriage Cover and Pillow Sets. ss Carriage Robe Set. $5.00 astened Babyv Eiderdown, $3.95 1 Round Hood Baby Eiderdown. $5.00 25 Babies' 3-Pe. Zipper Outfits 59 12 Tots’ 3-Pe. Zipper Sets.. 15 Tots’ Winter Coat Sets. 10 Tots’ Winter Coat Sets..$ 20 Tots" Winter Coat Set .. .$12.95 9 Tots’ Winter Coat Set $15 & $19. 10 Babies’ 3-Pc. Coat Outfits, $795 $8.95 15 Angora-Trimmed Outfits, $10.95 & $12.95 4 Angora-Trimmed Outfits..... .. $1500 —SECOND FLOO] co, 31095 GIRLS’ WEAR—2nd FLOOR NOw 4 Girls Wash Dresses $295 $1.95 31 Girls’ Printed Dresses....$1.39 to $2.95 §1.19 16 Wash Frocks, sizes 10 and 12 69c 60 Lawn, Dimity Frocks .. . 5 $1.19 1 2-Pc. Jersey Dress, size 8 ... J 59¢ 4 Jersey Dresses, sizes 8 and 14, $1.00 47 Striped and Plaid Dresses (wool), $1.95 69¢ 5 Silk Dresses (size 8) ..$1.9; $1.59 2 2-Pc. Kmtted Sports Dress .95 $1.59 S Jr. High Silk Dresses. ... : .95 $1.95 2 Party Frocks, sizes 7, 8.. 5. $1.00 1 Jr. High Plaid Silk Dre . $1.00 1 Silk Taffeta Dress. ... . $1.00 3 Girls’ Silk Dresses $1.59 20 Girls' Winter Coats ...$10.95 16 Girls" Winter Coats. ... ...$1395 13 Girls' Winter Coats. ... to $29.50 28 Girls’ Rain Coats $3.95 and $5 17 Girls’ Leatherette Coats [.A. ...$3.95 2 All-Wool Flannel Robes $5.95 22 Satin Quilted Robes (6-10).......$295 4 Cotton Quilted Robes (size 10)... $1.95 60 Girls'’ Handmade Panties...75¢ and $1 4 Girls’ Bathing Suits (size 8)...... 4 Shaker Knit Sweaters (size 8). 3 All-Wool Shaker Knit Sweaters 14 Girls’ Dimity Blouses 11 Girls’ All-over Lace Blouses. ... 12 Girls" Wool Jumper Skirts. . 1 Girl's Jersey Lounging Pajamas 43 Handmade Lace-Trimmed Body- Originally BASEMENT AND MEN’S (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) (Main Plogr. The Hecht Co.) Men’s Clothing and Furnishings in the CLEAN SWEEP 1,275 Men’s Shirts ««. originally $1.29 to $2.85, now White shirts. Plain color shirts. Oxfords. Sea Island hroadcloth. cloth. Mel-O-Glo Broadcloth., Madras. Linen batiste. 2 collars to match and neckband. Sleeves, 32 to 30. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s Socks « « . originally 50¢ to $1 Discontinued patterns of nationally famous 290 make. Many are full Plain black 4 pairs 10 to 12. $1 (Main Flcor. The Hecht Co.) fashioned. included. 7 Society Brand Suits; orig. $3- Stout, 1/44. Short stout, 1/38.. 8 Sheldon Two-Trouers Suits; orig. si 2/39: 1740, 2746 .. Sheldon Topcoats; orig. $19.° Stout, 1/44 ... ... 3 Knitted-Fabric Topcoats; orig. $25. Fancy shirts. Hyglo broad- Airman broadcloth. Collar attached to match, 1375 to 18 Some soiled and mussed. reg. sizes: 2/40, 1/46. hort, 136, 1/40. HURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1933, — B9 Women’s $1 Zapon or Kid d’Orsays 59¢ Black or red with leather turn soles and Cuban heels. Sizes 3, 6,7, 8 in the group. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) 19 3 for $3.50 Men’s Mufflers « « . originally $1.50 to $1.95 Fagle crepe pure silks. Pure radium silks. Silk 55c mixtures. Wools. Knit- ted. Mufflers and Reefers. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) ' Long, 1/39, 1/40. Long, 140. sl . $9.95 ...$15.95 1 Society Brand Aquadown Topcoat; orig. $50: tan, soiled, short size. 39. ....$12.95 3 Society Brand Overcoats; orig. $45; reg. sizes, 1/37, 1,38 1/39, 1/40. L0 Short size, 1 Society Brand Overcoat; double breasted, ( | $65. long size 40- 00 000 E ST S S350 ord grey Chesterfield, orig. I (Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) MEN’S FURNISHINGS —MAIN FLOOR 100 Novelty Handkerchieis. ... 33 Suspenders ...... 1 et Driving Gloves 40 Evening Jewelry Sets 40 Windsor Pipes . ) Tie and Handkerchi 100 Prs. Socks .. 30 Prs. Silk Pajamas 300 Neckties 100 Prs. Gloves . . 20 Marle rette Boxes. 961 Shirts and Shorts. ... oS0 29¢ (Four for $1.00) Union_Suits... 50c 39 . Famous Sock Pajamas 5 14 Cigarette Dispensers 284 Prs. Gloves ..... 27 Robes and Gowns 118 Superior Union Suits. 14 Cigarette Lighters . 120 Handkerchiefs 500 Liningless Ties 20 Dunhill Lighters . 1 Sterling Cig. Case..... 50 Four-in nd ring 40 Knitted Ties 5 55¢ 300 Swank Collar Pins. . 2 for 75¢ 12 McDee Union Suits. oot 1 50¢ Shirts . .o 5 $1.55 30 Pairs Pajamas... . . $1.95 $1.29 Some of this merchandise is soiled or mussed. (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) MEN’S SHOES—MAIN FLOOR Originally NOW 160 Pairs Oxfords ... L8500 §2.39 600 Pairs Bedroom Slippers..........8L00 49¢ 20 Pairs Spats. ...... L8150 39c (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Boys’ Wear & Children’s Shoes in the CLEAN SWEEP BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SHOES —SECOND FLOOR Originally NOW Girls’ Patent or Elk Oxfords..$2.50 and §3 $L69 Boys’ Leather Oxfords.......$2.50 and $3 $1.69 195 prs. Jr. Girls’ Shoes...... 1 $229 50 prs. Boys' 12-inch High Leather Gots 130 TR $300 $169 Girls' Black, Brow Oxiords Sronrat $1.00 30 prs. Infants’ Patent Strap S $1.00 150 prs. Infants’ Shoes.......$1.50 and § $1.39 50 prs. Jr. Girls’ Shoes..............$3.00 $1.00 36 prs. Simplex Flexie Shoes, $2.25 to $3.25 $1.00 11 prs. Boys' High Blucher Shoes. .. $3.50 $1.00 80 prs. Knee-length Rubber Boots..$1.00 3c —SECOND FLOOR MEN’S SPORTSWEAR —MAIN FLOOR Originally NOW 75 Pairs Goli Hose... ...&9¢ 3 Prs, $1 10 Auto Robes .. e SUEE 15 Shaker Sweaters . 50 Wool aters . 10 Doz. Wilson Golf Balls. 15 Raincoats 50 Sweat Shirts .. = 1 Moving Picture Projector........ 25 Corduroy Coats; sheeplined. 10 Horsehide Jackets.,....... 8 Alpaca Auto Robes 30 Bags Goli Tees; 100 in bag........25¢c (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) MEN’S HATS——MAIN FLOOR Originally NOW §5 and §7 $195 $1.95 | 33Mallory Hats; soiled 13 Felt Hats . 27 Mallory Hats and Derbies $3.50 | Every Sheldon Hat..... : $1.95 | (Main Floor. Tne Heeht Co ’ LUGGAGE—MAIN FLOOR | Originally NOW 4 Women's Weckend Cases ... $15.95 3 Men's Gladstone Bags $14.95 1 Woman's Fitted $14.95 1 Tray Fitted Case. .. - $5.95 2 Hand Wardrobe Trunks. 295 $9.95 3 26-inch Men's Suitcases ... $20 $1595 | 5 Women's Aero Paks Cases .........§10 §7.95 6 Women's Wonderbilt Cases........$7.95 $3.95 . (Secend Floor, The Hecht Co.) | BOYS’ WEAR —SECOND FLOOR Originally 80 Boys’ 1-Pc. Flannelette Pajamas.. 79c ¥ $1 and $1.50 7 to 17).....51.49 60 Wool Slacks (10 to 20 yrs.) 95 Boys' All-Wool Sweaters.. 12 Jr. Boys' Winter Overcoats., 9 Big Boys’ Winter Overcoats. 12 Jr. Boys’ Bath Robes......... 31 Jr. Boys' Winter Overcoats 26 Big B« Preps’ Overcoats, $12. 2 Boys' Genuine Leather Coats. . 35 Jr. Boys' Wash-Top ‘Suits. 59 Boys' Horsehide Coats..... 12 Boys’ Turtleneck Sweaters 44 Boys' Shirts. . 1 Terry Robe .. 53 Wash Top S 5 Rugby 2 Short S z g —SECOND FLOOR BARGAIN ANNEX $1.95 | Music and Musicians Reviews and News of Capital'! prcgrams. .Myra Hess and Kindler At Townsend Musicale. LARGE audlence that had the distinction of counting the renowned conductor, Bruno ‘Walter; the celebrated pian- ist, Walter Gleseking, and the famous singer, Mary Garden, amongst its members, was gathered at Mrs. Townsend's morning musi- cale yesterday to welcome Dr. Hans Kindler as cel- list and the English pianist, Myra Hess, in an interesting program. Dr. Kindler's appearance was e signal for an ovation, which attested the admiration he has gained through his splendid con- ducting of the National Sym- phony Orches- tra. His dutles in this role have occupied him so exclusively that it is rarely that the public has an opportunity to hear him in a field that has won him re- nown through this country, through Europe and in the Orient. It was a Dleasure to welcome him as artist, With the added honor and maturity that his conducting has given him. Dr. Kindler draws from his in- strument a tone of exceptional beauty. He has a technic that is faultless and which takes no notice of difficult stretches and goes on into the high registers with facility. The tone quality or intonation is never sacrificed, but retains its intrinsic beauty throughout. At times, however. one is disap- pointed at a lack of vigor in this tone, which has so much to give; while one is arrested by the richness of each tone, the value of the whole is not made impressive. The dra- matic outbursts are too few and the climaxes too short to give the neces- sary variety. “La Plainte,” from the suite by Caix d’Hervelols: Mary Howe's * tria” and the “Piece en Forme d'Une Habanera,” by Ravel, which he gave as encore, stood out, however, for their deep sentiment and the thoughtful interpretation he gave them. Myra Hess, who mneeds no intro- duction to Washington public, is & pianist who colors her powerful touch and fleet technic with a warmth of a temperament that never overreaches the proper bound- aries. The virtuosity of her playing is tempered with her intellectual concept and lack of the sensational and is such playing as few women have been able to develop. She confined her program to “Five Bagatelles” of Beethoven, which she gave with fine interpretation and refinement of style, and “Six Pre- ludes” by Chopin. In the last two of this group she was at her best, playing with brilliancy and sweep- ing freedom. Her own arrangement of a chorale by Bach. which she gave as encore. was impressive with the deep volume she achieved and the dignity of her handling of it. The Cesar Pranck “Sonata,” which Miss Hess and Mr. Kindler gave by request, was the number held in reserve, as it were, to bring out their combined forces. It was rather a pity that the more placid type of the preceeding numbers of the pro- gram had already established an atmosphere that crept also into the sonata. The different quality of tone of the two performers is too dissimilar to permit of perfect har- mony, and in certain moments of power Miss Hess' strength overbal- anced Mr. Kindler and eclipsed his tone. However, these passages were rare, as were also the high dramatic points, for both artists seemed in- clined to a more lyrical interpreta- tion. The audience was sincere in its applause and enjoyment of the artistry of both Miss Hess and Dr. Kindler. A E. Myra Hess. Dan Gridley Soloist With Eubinstein Club. THE first concert of the season of the Rubinstein Club, Claude Robeson directing, was given last evening at the Willard Hotel. The club had as soloist the well-known tenor, Dan Gridley, and was assisted in the choral numbers by Edith White, contralto, and Dorothy Sea- mans, violinist. The chorus made an attractive picture in pastel colors against a background “of green. The voices balance well in quality of sound with the sopranos having a range that makes light of high tones whether sung loudly or softly. The singing of the “Reve Angelique” of Rubin- stein, arranged by Gaines, was a masterly showing of tonal contrasts and was interpreted with sensitive feeling and reverence. Edith White's mellow contralto imbued the solos with fine sentiment, to which the soft strains of the violin obb.igato contributed a large share. The num- ber was repeated in part after pro- longed applause The religious character of the first group. by Gabert, and the Spanish rhythm and vivacity of the songs by William Lester were equally well sung with proper regard for the at- mosphere of each. The last num- ber, “Nymphs and Shepherds” by Vibbard, in which the violin obbli- £ato was again plaved by Miss Sea- mans, was followed by a final encore. The lyric tenor of Dan filled the hall with resonant s that never lost its velvet quality. His complete absorption in the varied sentiment of his numbers gave his delivery of them a poignant effect, and the response of the audience showed how well he had made their meaning clear. The dramatic aria from Andrea Chenier, “Un Di Alla- zuro Spazio,” rose to an unusual climax, and Mr. Gridley's voice por- trayed its emotion with a hint of tears in the moving phrases He had chosen a group of inter- esting songs in Italian and German, beginning _with Torelli's beautiful “Tu lo Sai” and having two compo- sitions by Richard Trunk, * gesang” “and _“Fruhlingssonne which the different moods pro 8 good contrast. He followed his English with several encores, one of which was sung especially for the members of the chorus and another exclusively for the gentlemen prefent, The accompaniment for bo chorus and Mr. Gridley was by Mrs. Adele Robinson Bush. A E. Delphine Desio, Cellist, In Church Recita JDELPHINE DESIO, cellist. gave a Terital last evening in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis- copal Church before a large audi- ence. Miss Desio, who has studied and accomplished what she has wich the handicap of blindness, plays wita a rich warm tone of good size and excellent technic. She playeq a varied program including works of the classics, the moderns and ine writers of compositions in the 1 : vein. Preceding each number Miss Desio gave a short sketch cf i composer, with his dates and aita ments, and her playing showsd u: derstanding of the music vith well-developed rhythm and finished phrases. Miss Desio is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Desio of city, and is a deep studer through the Braille syst Baltimore school for where she prepared to en 8She gave up her cclleg devote herself to after entering the Col tory in Philadel; student was a befoe 2 completed the pr ed cour-e for four years in three and won h-:o able mention for her sonat» com- Pposition_among 80 contestants Sara Becker, at the pian: r herself an able accompan ing for Miss Desio with sy and good support. Her scl were well done, showing singing tone and simple technic. K.B. End-o f-the-Season CLEARANCE! 932 Men’s Suits and Overcoats X 125 Sheldon Suits 124 Sheldon Overcoats Extra Trousers to Match the Suits, $3.50 246 Sheldon Suits 190 Sheldon Overcoats (Drape models are included) Extra Trousers to Match the Suits, $3.50 +$25 200 Society Brand Suits 47 Society Brand Overcoats (2 Beconds by Direct Elevators to the Men's Clothing Dept.. Second Floor) THE HECHT CO.