Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1933, Page 7

CLEVELAND MOVIES| AL CLOSED DOWN Wage Fight Gives Night Clubs| Chance at Million “Home Bodies.” B the Associated Press. , March 17.—Cleveland became a city of a million “home Porthemyat time in two decades not & motion picture mz‘:‘z;r' s open Night clubs, graspi PO - thes, !btde the entertainment seekers enter. One advertised: “While the theaters are closed, see & great show while you dine and dance. Seven principals and a chorus of 16.” The farewell of the silver msn Was accompanied by full houses both matinee and evening performances esterday, as thousands rushed to the Jast ‘shows before the “holiday.” A dispute over wages with musiclans, stagehands and motion picture machine operators caused the order to close. Other employes already had taken wage reductions. Eighty neighborhood theaters sét the pace last SBaturday when they shut down in retaliation for a refusal of the operators’ union to accept a wage re- duction reported as nearly 50 per cent of the present scale. ‘The first and second-run downtown houses “requested” the three unions to accept a 25 per cent cut. The unions asked more time to consider the ques- tion and the theater managers replied that, if an acceptance was not recéived by Thursday, they would close their doors. MAY CLOSE AT INDIANAPOLIS. Theater Owners Say Dwindling Re- ceipts Determined Course. INDIANAPOLIS, March 17 (P).— ©Owners and managers of local motion plcture theaters yesterday announced they expected all Indianapolis theaters to close Friday, March 24. In a statement issued following a conference, they said they adopted this course because of dwindling re- reported failure of negotiations with officers of the local operators’ union for adjustment of contracts which expire next September. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and some- what warmer, with lowest temperature about 44 degrees tonight; tomorrow cloudy, rain tomorrow night; gentle to moderate shifting winds. Maryland—Fair and somewhat warm- er tonight; tomorrow cloudy; rain to- morrow night and probably in extreme ‘west portion tomorrow afternoon. Virginia—Fair and slightly warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy; showers to- morrow night and probably in west portion tomorrow afternoon. ‘West Virginia—Cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably occasiomal rain to- morrow; warmer tonight except in east central portion. « River Report. Potomac River muddy and Shenan- doah River clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours, ‘Temperature. Barometer. Yesterday— Inches. 4 pm. 6 30.38 30.35 30.32 30.23 30.21 30.16 Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 55, noon today. Year ago, 54. Lowest, 38, 7:00 am. today. Year ago, 36. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 74, on March 14. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. ‘Tomorrow. o . 12:35a.m. . _6:05am. 7:06 a.m. S 12:05pm. 1:08pm. . 7:00 p.m. 8:04p.m. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 6:18 Sun, tomorrow 6:16 Moon, today.. 12:09a.m. Automobile Mghts must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1933. Average. Record. January...... 325 .55 709 '82 6.84 8.84 9.13 10.69 10.94 Abilene, Albany, N, Atlanta. G Atlantic Ci easunsIas 25212 R TERES (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) London. England . 48 ud; Faris, Br ;mdoug Austi 36 Part clou Berlin, Germany c}ollg’ Zurieh, ‘f;' g.':”mxdy ‘Btockholm, rede) Cloudy ‘Gibraltar, Spain . Part cloudy (Noon,” Greenwich time, toduy.) Horta (FayiD, Azores, €0 “Raia e coryalCuirent obstrvations) . Georges, Beriuda: - '-Y nm:gufl"fl Rico. ki v 7 7 lon, ‘Canal 2o 8 Partcloudy St. Patrick’s Ball Is Tonight. CLARENDON, Va., March 17 (Spe- eial) —The League of Republican ‘Women of Arlington County and the Men's Republican Club will jointly sponsor a St. Patrick’s ball, to be given fonight at Windsor Armas. “fldhttho Sompers. $1.93 t0 32 THE EVENING STAR, WARHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1983. The Jumper That Really Looks and Fits Like a Dress Every girl who puts it on is crazy about it!l This jumper fits big ffl’ and fl;lin ones, ecause the sur- Extra plice wrap-around back and is adjust- able. Crepe silk and wool crepe— Saturday! bodice fastens in In our Sports zhop }:"0 cotton blouses matelasse or- and black. Si SPORTS SHOP— THIRD FLOOR. The big news in 1933 girdles BAGATELLE introduced by TREO ° Seamless! — with a two- way stretch back! 144$5.00 It $7( .50 A light, soft garment —just one continuous strand of Lastex, not a single seam to bulge or bump. Yet it holds you firm, without being stiff, yields freely to every move- ment of the figure— and best of all laun- ders like lingerie! JELLEFF'S — GREY SHOPS — SECOND FLOOR. Anothef “Find” in Slips "4 maker suggested that we use up all the balance of his fine imported laces—that he had used on slips selling at $5.00 to $7.95— and that he make the price so we could sell them s]- '95 .o We accepted the suggestion— and here are 46 dozen—552 slips—of pure dye crépe—bias cut—with shadow panels, ad- justable shoulder straps, straight and vee necklines, in tearose and white—with ¢hese simply exquisite laces at only $1.95—in the GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR FREE vith each purchase of Toiletries tomorrow. This guest room size bottle of “4711” Genuine Eau de Cologne An adorable miniature of the familiar r size bottle. You know how reshing & dash or two of Eau de Oologne is on the temples, in the bath, on your hands. Get one of these little bottles today, with our compliments. A Grand. Soap Sale! French-Milled Soap Made specially for Jelleff’s 40 = 89¢ A fine soap that lathers freely and of a quality that is harmless to the most sensitive skin. At- tractively boxed and at a fraction over two cents a cake. Pastel shades . .. you can use it for your own personal use or match it to your guest room scheme. Mail and Phone orders filled. Call Elizabeth Brewster, Metropolitan 0300. 1216-1220 F STREET Most popular SUITS ‘are 4 pieces! Most popular PRI Ei&s 29.50 Most popular STYLES are these! $29.50 is an almost unbelievably low price for suits of four pieces, such as these—the extra full length coat in each case is full silk lined and can be worn as a separate Spring coat with any costume. A 4-Piece Suit with beauti- ful detail...slim, straight topcoat of fine men's wear fabric, tailored with unusual shoulder tucking... simple two-piece suit to match...blouse of pastel linen with Peter Pan collar, clear glass buttons and short sleeves. This suit is & special “pet” of ours, be- cause once you've tried it on you want to walk right outin it. Oxford grey with pink, navy with yellow A 4-Piece Suit, with flaring swagger coat, tailored like an English .topcoat, raglan shoulders, set-in pockets... the two-piece suit is smartl; mannish, double breéaste: notched lapel...the blouse, of linen—as miny of the néwest| blouses dré—in & broken plaid design. Navy, with red and white blouse; ‘r:ly‘ ’\:'ilh blué and white. Sizes Won s $29.30 Washington Is Enthusiastic About The Stratford Smart young shoes for Smart Young People $7.50 Blue or beige kid with side- buckle. C7.50 Gray or black kid, short vamp last. ‘7 .50 Perforated tailored oxford. Blue, beige, grey, black pig- ekin, Ilufm—llol SHOP—-STREET FLOOR. LISTEN IN—~WRC 9:30 A.M. DAILY—CORRECT TIME AND JELLEFF NEWS! 4-*“ Makes a Complete E. ,uszl A two-piecé ;flk $, blousé and skirt...a wool skirt t5 mateh the toat, worn with the same silk blouse...a full-length wool coat, full silk lined, that may be worn over cither combination and with her dresses as well, Sorys b gon =4 §29.50 A 4-plece Suit, whose top- coat makes smart use of stitching, around the cuffs, the pockets, the collar and éxtending all the way down to the hem. The two-piece suit beneath is a classic, double-breasted tailleur - the blouse—and this is very new—i$§ of striped seer- sucker, made with a bosom like a man’s shirt, with the stripes reversed, a brief ascot scarf and short sleeves. Navy, with blue and white; Above, Silk Blouse With The Wool Skirt! We highlight these four suits as examples of the wonderful values now in our most com- plete suit department—four<piece suits from $16.50 to $49.50. Other Highlights— In Our Enlarged Suit Shop, Fifth Floor p The two-Skirt Sait, one plain, one checked The Navy Twill, 2 Spring classic, with silk blouse $29.50 The Men's Wear Suit, two and three-piece, $16.50 to $39.50 The “Weskit” Suit, three-piece with checked weskit, $16.50 The Swagger Suit, 2 and 3 piece, with finger tip coat, $1650 to $29.50 The Woman's 3-Plece, two-piece suit and full length top- $39.50 The Dressmaker Suit, a soft, 3-piece, galyak or fox trim- med Suit .......... $39.50 The Fox-Furred Suit, with fox edged cape or cape sleeves, $49.50 ACCESSORIES Follow Suit! —and are simple and tailored or soft and feminine depend- ing on the character of the suit. BLOUSES from severe shirtmaker types in shirtings and crepes, through a wide variety of bow blouses, scarf blouses, print blouses in cottons and silks to formal hand-fagoted satins. $1.95 to $10.95. FUR SCARFS traditionally accompany suits—but never have there been such wonderful fur values as this Spring— lovely foxes, Hudson bay sables in pairs, 4 and 6-skin kolinskys, from $28 to $89.50. THIRD FLOOR. PATENT LEATHER is the classic suit bag, especially with the more tailored models—and at Jelleff's, you find the very smartest versions and not only in black, but red, navy, beige, grey, brown and white, as well, $3. WASHABLE DOESKINS are the perfect gloves to wear with suits, and we have, we think, the perfect doeskins! Classic pullons, the finest made in America, white and beige, 6-button length, $1.98; 4-button length, $1.55. Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Sheer and service sheer—one of the great big values of the hosiery world—Silk 100% pure—ptotected from ruinous garter-clasp runs by the patented Gold Stripe. § c Buy them at Jelleff's—Always a complete size and color range! Saturday Extra!—150 Pieces $3.9%0 Handbags $].95 Plain and pleated Both tailored and dressy models, roomy pouches, and petite en- .Matelasse Crepe BLACK, BROWN, NAVY, velopes, with metal, marcasite and enamel trimmings. You'll have to speak quickly for one of these! GREY, BEIGE Another Low Price Record! noe Jewe mean jewelry that :: m:.thc prices anl'y a And soon_the prices may go back to regular |--500 pieces of this new jewel : —at -this low price! Large pins in French metal, rhinestone and metal with Galalith clips in metal—gold or silvered necklaces in metal id and silver seed beads—carved beads—crystal and pastel a’m«ml to match—bracelets in metal—gold or silver, also