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.LANSBURGH 8 BROTHER wDNBCDAY aFoul NeWt. ai Oh, Look! These Pretty Gingham Dresses for Girls of 7 to 14 years Specially Priced A manufacturer's "Close Out" of odd lots. We purchased every dress at an unusual concession-and here they are, with a corresponding sav ing to you. !hIr *bip..mm plain 0011s. Not only the excellent qualit but the many clever ways in whi they are made-make this sale of spcal importance. Size 7 to 14 choice, while they last-at $1.00. Three Thousand Yards Fruit-of-the-Loom Bleached Muslin 16c Yard Perfect quality-36 inches wide. Mill lengths-2 to 10 yards. Lustrous Black Taffetas Favored for Fashionable Frocks The Silk Department is offering a pure-dye, imported Black Chiffon Taffeta, in the proper weight for springtime, and in a quality guar anteed for service, 36 and 40-inch widths, specially priced at $2.69 and $3.00 a yard. 40-inch Colored Satin Charmeuse, $2.89 Superior quality, that drapes beautifully, in the prevailing modes. Shown in navy, seal, autumn, silver, taupe and black. 36-inch Black Satin Duchess, $1.69 A rich, lustrous quality in good weight for making dresses for better wear. You will be delighted to find such a quality at such a price. 32-inch Silk Ski rtings, $1.98 The silks that you like best for making tail ored blouses, and frocks for general wear they wash and wear so well, crepe de chines, radlums, and all-silk broadcloths in white grounds, with colored stripes. All Wool Fine Black French Serge, yd. $1.49 We can safely guarantee this serge for good service. All wool, Spring weight, In a rich crow black. For one-piece dresses and pleat ed skirts It Is an Ideal fabric. 56-inch Navy Blue Gabatweill and 50-inch Navy Blue Poiret Twvill yard, $3.98 The season's leading fabrics for suits, wrapfs, one-piece dresses, and skirts. High grade and all 'wool. Shown In navy blue and black.N =t. m~er~...... a D...... . 'Adam and Eva' Hit tebetter. Hidden goms ot gahted WUliam Boyd, an Adam, Sue- fare to th to. aeet wms. sees in Quiet Bole of Bring- s" Ot iJor s ing to Surfa e Best ini ba.. sh ai . t Those Around Him. a s seene AM a sta. git - inly I. the hoss. e6 Amp Gerdes. of Or Lemu ASKMl. Uvery c.beendaerau F. Ray Cormteck and Morris Gent who geno to thms presented "Adam and Eve." a comedy ., Is a t by Guy alton and George Middletn. eag y wie is Wileia Mhge by Robert Milton. at the q 11"d r- head of t ig tal bby lae last sight.light"au e T11 CAST. .wagger or0o too sk auueNeee. Jane. K , a ris was. H. Isireiy spa-h, Bn v thI g. AO " to his audlsee, both by wer scd Dir. e Detemeter his el eetrfifgtsa nts s t uve Patt ss, ortty ofe -aportma.al, eolly the. as .... .pWlled AGrt Abps ar! The j" 1 child of a ubber magnate, s god I. ig. er Miaoe spots. Early I the play ee di. p. leek Deiter. hi. mshbor app a. but as tme gees on she It~ eee Natue. An heis muchi th i lArld Ls measure/ up to the demands of the Adam Snta, his biare." inanag i authors. However, thee Is a certa eomiemathdng wapting her delivery, Lo.rd . Aan hGres.ter N N 5tba rvn o odsprom -em. Pe aw ae that meakes his work so god. G Woat Is art! The touch of its The plot Is not novel. 2 magic wand amlhlates time and gosrao of men and women by the a.Iudden apearaae of poverty and the apae. t ,vivfle log-dad hin..necessity for toil, soe bitter. bitter sedi It outdos Nature. And there is much nine, has been seg and hoerd boler. art In "Adam and Eva." But In "Adam and lava" It is proest Within the short space of a few' 04 in perfect style. The ebarnot houris entire lives are changed for unatons of Lord Andrew Gordon. Clio ton DeWtt an Uncle .or"c are first class. The remarkable change in their chareters are humorous. yet truthful. What more natural than atat the y~~ruu~pu basically manly Gordon s houd ast $ 1 C alide his title and go late the livery business when he fids the rainbow fading from hi. sky A fortune hun s ter who Is a sport that's Andy Gort hdon. M seemed au ass in the i ler wee T 1ail additionl scenes. He had many friens at the Su a 2eed. Misfortune had taken from him the cover of coddling aieys. sgWhat else could Cline have does Lva WeabIaito(Unaoe tatios but to have "dressed gingerly' It is :8e, A. H. sur . lvs Br quite in keeping with his character atW ptati~n ?7:2& P. Md.j gt that he should appear in that painful v neuI :tS P. X.. heste r costume. Yet, at bottom. Clinton's "lsmanhood I In sight, disguised by spets.. aryith that regalia. s mae And Uncle Horace. hypochondriac 1h e gafWd to imitth for years and years. sponging upon The ot toeerve tlimir thee the good nature of James King, what pesue upe top the oeadfo h quipment avalablea more natural than that be should be come an Insurance agent. Moving among them nil is the calm. steady t Adam Smith who loes Eva and finally wins her, but much of William Boyd's succes" is due direct ly to the contrast between him and that trio, Percy Warm. Arnold Lucy Snyder & Little presUet a 1921 model suTitable for ha Coarated of hrown Scotch grain ha a Hosiery to matbca. most striking model ia vfldin g af kAique pat te n in which tamp don s .me an linstad. "De sabl Shoes. d Hoefty" 1211 F Steet N. W. Whatrels Cranthy h nokeigrapthhchatr Tohatu Heom l e ainttpafu um , cRO omstrwu.Yeat boM, lno' ?25 th thaT galia And ncl Hoace yohar at Shubei and Philip Tage. It is as admlrable DMI atha Pattsas is p perfest I eds is thePint net, but es Mter N the fer s . embea w or other. isead of bur league that third a seemne lbe Neet of the evealag. M, Pwi bosisme we Woold t srahlthpi Wse really ad truly fgnd ta s. They don sa we aint. epsutag a trll Kr two. by the way. fe per Ahao G e" ad the fair Cermithis. SO ON cWrr STAR .Twa s.eada,. a w barles e show so this etreult, to this week's attraetles at the OasYty and me urss up to the beet that fan bee seen here this asses. The ehew is clea and wholesome threghout sad abounds is tuneful muse, saappy comedy sad clever dancing. The bur letta is In two sets and eight scenes ad Is betweea there are a aumber of :pesa' offered by various "em ber of the company. The new company, which I. spos ored by Irons and Clamage . headed by George A. Clark ad Ethel (Ia5P py) Shutta, who have jumped ate im mediate favor with burlesque fan. The former plays the part of a tramp sad unlike many burlesque eemediaas he dees'not overde it. Clark is also a musician and he crested gales of laughter as the leader of the orehes tra. is Shutts has a pleasing voIce and her dacing was received with enthusiasm. The Hudson aleters. Helen and Ola, also came in for i good share of the applause with their songs ad dance. Others in the company include Charles Pagan. ormas Hanley. Billy Cochran. Ray Miller and Corinne Wil son. The show is handsomely mounted and the twenty "seandalisers" who form the chorus are much in evideae. throughout the performance. A T REN * S '44 l F 00 PEE 4 C 1 C p1 1 "ON WITH 7 STRAND NINTH AT S CONTflWOCU PEON 18 NOON VAUDEVILLE SUPE Peeturing DANCE ROMANCE In hi. latest het "Waiw, Waer, Everywem" SIUBE T-AnEIOK Directles Nem. Ihebert 4th Week at 3 and U Daily D. W. GRIPPITH'S Nihts e . at. see to GAY ET Y-th BelwF1 A 1GTh it kulsu atinnsatito. TOWN . SCANDALSI Neat Wee-The New Ben Tea t-Belasco "DDA IOMAIN' LIAO EAT DIL AT MSAIN The esbws bill of v Indsvtfl and ptares sed at the Sa.. tis week .. ...... ...ur p On number at sits ofd141w edChr acter. "Vane Rotman..." a nevue of ea eluive sag ad 4S. esaltles. with a plamelee ~for m. Muae with Joe 3s at th piano, is offered as the headilse at tr."te. for th week 'ad pm.. - m the uteet Its right to the peele. givs on the S L Mtason an Kurr.. a 5.e,1.g due. rive a novel eoamedy off ae of "~age ad impseeeaationa of ainalklas c a a miniature stage. They are cloely followed i the bid for popular fever by Oates ad ViaWn. pmemtlag a delightful ai gg and talking skit under the title of "The Inetruet'w.' Shiril Rives and Billy *raeld. in a fares playlet. "The BIg /are." proved to ho the laughing bit of the bill. An unusual treat ig store i the peron of Julia Curtis.. a singer. whose "Songs and Impressione" were thoroughly ap. preetated. In the phetodrameatie presentation for the week popular Will Rogers again scores by means of his Coterpoe. taton of the role of Din Portiae. It Goldwyns adaptation of ngW. R. Uht on's story. "Watert water Every where." FINE DILL AT COSMOS Several act of excellence share the honor pesition on the Cosmoe bill this week. Of these prhap the Kiddies Kabaret deserves the most notice. It Is a combination of singing and danc ing numbers by a company of seven clever Juvenile entertainers, whose work received hearty applause throughout. McHugh Hammond and company (Continued on page 15.) DoUS HIT ARDEN THEATER :.-ALL WEEK-n P.M. ABANOUNT PFNEENTI A GEORGE ITZMAERICE NEDS IN SETTING FECT IN CONWTION ON ONE SIDE THE LAUD AND GLITTER P NEW YORE NIGET JWE. ON TE OTHER TED EALLMNO AND IN PIRATION OP BIMPLE UNAN HEARTS AND OV. 'YING - THE - 'IPER ZOELLINGT EVEN HE DANCE" P LOEW's T AV AND ALL WEEK Metre Presents lEA CLAIRE I. Rer Briiia.t "POLLY WITH A PAST" COLUMBIA 90.t.aa.m. 10sj ..m--ti -~m. .........EAT WEEK T........t r....t. CECIL B. De MIL LE'S GreePo lay Triumph! "FORBIBBEN FRUIIT" With AGNES AYR~S - FORREST STANLET-KATH LYM WI L T...ght......rg W...itt...rt,. D-A-N-C-E With C...n ..w,., b. P EN-OA R WLO .WW AUR ARDE.M AN ARIUTIC 90 BETTY S AS A NEW UFAR IN 4 "rmis0uR MOORE'S RIAL ALL TM ATIONAL i SAM H. HARRIS Peesats COLLIER I "TDOTTNNOT. S TARTING UINAY NEXT SLATS TUR$OAY ANNUAL EVENT - 6 wu. eses . 5. gg s 1""g|ae h ...'''"''. a. It's H Pew hBt the NN! TRURS.. 4A3. NATIONAL N.Y.SYMPHONY ORCHFSFRA WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor RACHMANINOFF SOLOIST Ticket $2.50.$2.00,$1.50. $1.00. Office T. Arthur Smit . 13060 (1St. Priday, 4.36. Ten-Star Cemeert JOSEF STOPAK KATHERINE BACON Pianist Tieke ta. P2AS. 1.0. $1.00. @faee T. Arthur Smith. 130 G It. JOSEPH HISLOP THE SCOTCH TENOR Kre, I0. Tlekete Otis. T. Arthur $tsth. CINCINNATI ORCHESTRA .eVO TATE, C..dte.. Hrk 11. Toea 92.% S . .31. St. SIUERT-ELASCO :. " He~div Mat. T dad. Ifo t" $1. V. Nay euee m Nerri OGeut Irv 4e Th. Dishte and 'Morriee comedy of Recent Years ABAM and EVA Ei WILLIAM NTit-Stti MelIfTIE WEET SUN-IAUG LA WEEK. AL her nOlyoeA ,JOLSON Wit Wondr~ Ne loui the .. SINBAD D3J3 TONIGHT 3.1e Thure. & Sat. UPMCIAL HOLIDAY MAT. TODAY. Pop. Mat. Thure. Dest bea $1.6 Vun s tast me streesed Ngktaing. AltY 2:1 SU. !!! ILY'S '"4l-i 121 Seat. 31 Ceo. Daily Mat. Except 8MORN ENR O PERMTTiiED. TOA, Dulie. TO?4Y NT. Be3 UImEA. TH EATI 0h a Doom UALITT PCKAa OF LIVE" ro -rATER 11 WEK"""""""" lsso A. 3. a I1 P. U. KATEEE MacDONALD fa PMrot Wratiomal'. PIIto.Sa MTSYURY-ROMAN(73 NOMR LLB C wrb. Utble.4 Narrow ..ep" s NICKERB00E TODAY Res==s==a at 2.31 P. 3. MACK SENNETT'S Great FTve-Relt Traey "LOVE, HONOR AD BEHAVE" Do LaNe Added AttratIma.. RITERION.5f^." NOW PLAYING "BLIND WIVES" -WITH UU'ELLU TAYLOa And AU-ltar Cart. W IC NIGETS GA-12 ARCADEf Great "DOUBLE HEADER" Washington's Birthday Popular MATINEE DANCE a to 6r. x. Patriette S0VENIR DANCE INa Evalg. DAN CINK [ewYork Academy DANCING utet =ts04 Hom OMai i with ea dane.. - t NW. ht Te. N.W. Primrose School CLDEN ME 03 WOMEN. CLO DANCINO-h cylott-hotriDance. Dy. CoL 5366. evenIng. Frank. 1333. ITS EASY TO DC ITh t N. M. Roseland Dancing Academy Lea 00 ao.in, ro ned P 8rcb.ta icsmel with Phoms Pgmka 6453 '1TE JOE BROWN RS. CHOOL OP D J4ING BALROO forntrntt Tuesday. Thur.d . J.J. HofmananadMrn. H.L Holt p898 Ealorama rd. Phone CCL T61-W. Dal room and albranes of .aedas 1.th"S. ".at.rda,..r...,1.......t?. Cheset Dancin ",l*gss.' Stedlo Rented Per Private Parties MUSICAL INSTRUCI'ORS Pupi of 3. brdL. Itudis, 1406 3 Mt UEULULUMA DLI.VON U. Statio, 1772 Cimbla Rd. N.W. ...s.t .....te albl. Co. 6l H. L.EROY LEWIS, Studte, 1406 Teahe ot Ve ieTas RAINM PIANO PLA{iNG 10 to IS lo.