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Jewish Women's Cabaret.

An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the cabaret show to be given
at National Rifles Armory Wednesday
evening under the auspices Of the Jew
ish Women's Alliance. The success of
the entertainment given last year,
which provided funds for the alliance
charities, encouraged the officers Of
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"Charley's Aunt. y

The attraction at Polls next week
will be the famous farce success,
"Charley's Aunt" which has the unique
distinction of having had the longest
continuous run of any play ever staged
It was given for 1.460 consecutive per-
formances at the Globe Theater. London
after which it was brought to the
United States, where it ran for two
wears in New York. 1t also had a
three -hundred-night run in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Holmes in ireland" Tonight.

For tonight and tomorrow afternoon
at the Columbia Theater Burton Holmes
announces ireland as his subject. 1t
is the Ireland of 1914 that Mr.. Holmes
in going to visualize and tell about,
for he and his motion picture experts
nnotored through the Emerald Isle last
June and July, and were in Ireland at
the moment of the Ulster crisis, leaving
during the mobilization for the Euro
pean war. Some excellent motion pic
lures of the scenes incident to these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Majestic.

The attraction at the Majestic The
alter this week will be THE Sunshine
Girls" company, with a chorus of TWEEN
ty-four and ten comedians as features.
A program with bright and catchy
music, pretty costumes and everything
necessary to give an enjoyable per-
Torrance is promised. Two original
burlettas will be presented, at popular
nriceS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
CLAYTON Sextet Dancers.

Bessie Clayton will present series
Of dances of yesterday. today and
tomorrow" assisted by Lester shee-
han and the Clayton Sextet, at the y.
F. Keith Theater. next week. Other
features will be Jack Wilson. assisted
by Franklin Bate. in a new edition OF
IAN Impromptu Revue: Ideal. the
aquatic Venus; Sophye Barnard. Mrs.
Gene Hughes and company. in Lady
Scandal: Reynolds and Donegan. skat-
ing champions; Lou Anger and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
THE Globe Trotters."

At the Gayety Theater next week the
attraction will be 1.-The Globe Trot-
tiers" in a musical entertainment.
in two acts, entitled The Dowry
Seekers" 1t has a bit of a plot and
abounds in clever dialogue. humorous
situations and novelties. OF the forty
entertainers in the company the princi-
pal are Leo Kendall. Eta Joerns. Eddie
Collins. frankie Rice, Frank Hunter
Edith Mirfeld, Billie Moore. Madge
Darrell, Don Trent. Florence Davenport
and Bob Algiers. The book, lyrics and
music are the work of Butch Cooper
and Tom McRae. A chorus of twenty
will present many new and lively
dance numbers. The scenes represent
in the first act a mansion in New Or
leans, and in the second act the Ala
bama Hotel at Birmingham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Bispham Recital Friday.

Longfellow's King Robert of Sicily
to the music of Rossiter G. Cole, will
be a feature of the recital in English
to be given by David Bispham at the
Columbia Theater Friday afternoon at
4 80 o'clock. Mr.. Bispham, who is a IA
nous baritone, will be accompanied by
woodruff Rogers. The program will
be combination OF classic, operate
and modern selections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

Harry c. Ostrander will give the
fourth of his series of travel lectures
at the Belasco Theater this evening.
1t will tell not only of Cairo. but also
of many other picturesque regions in
the Mohammedan lands of the near
east. 1t will be illustrated with the
same sort of pictures that he has
shown in his previous lectures at the
Belasco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

"Charley's Aunt" concerns the love
affairs Of two harum- scarum young
fellows. who are much in need of
chaperon for the sweetheart of one
of them. When Charleys aunt does
not arrive at the expected moment
Charley DISCUSSES himself in skirt and
wig and poses as his aunt. From this
moment the fun is hilarious.
1t has been some time since "Charley's
Aunt" has been seen in Washington.
although it was revived successfully in
New York, with Etienne Girardot In
the leading role only a few seasons ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Philadelphia Orchestra December Is.

Tuesday afternoon. December Is. at
the New National Theater, Washing
ton will have it's first opportunity this
season to hear the Philadelphia or
chestra. which will give three concerts
this year Tuesday afternoons at 4:3O
o'clock. Tickets for the series are on
sale at the Office of T. Arthur Smith,
1896 G street northwest
The soloist Tuesday, December Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Harry Lauder Friday.

William Morris will present Harry
Lauder. the Scotch comedian, at the
Belasco Theater Friday afternoon for
single matinee. Mr.. Lauder is now
on his seventh American tour. under
the direction of William Morris, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

the Irish harp. They sang in this city
last week under the auspices of the
Friendship House Association. The
Misses Fuller sing their songs in the
most simple and literal manner. with
out the slightest concession to artistic
TASTE" and by SO doing. it is said, they
have made themselves authoritative
interpreters of folk songs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

world as the knights of Pythias. In
| it the leadig roles are taken by Anna
Little, william Worthington. Herbert
RawIinson and Frank Lloyd. and for
the staging of the production. 1t is
said, 1000 motion picture actors were
employed In it are sensational cnariot
races, whole cities on fire, armies
clashing and many other scenes OF a
colossal character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Fuller Sisters Thursday.

The Belasco Theater announces the
Fuller sisters in their costume song
recital for next Thursday afternoon.
They are famous English singers of
folksongs. to the accompaniment of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

sent Edward Peple's The Girl" first
presented at a Lambs Club gambol in
New York city. Other attra actions will in
clude Mile Doria and her imported pets
in in the Maids Absence; Ted Lor-
raine and Hattie Burks. Albert Haw-
thorne and Ned Inglis. in "A Fool
There Is; Mcmahon. Diamond and
Chaplow, in THE Scare-Crow"; Marie
F'itzgibbon, the pipe organ recitals and
the Hearst Selig news pictorial
Houdini will offer new feats of es-
cape and challenge attempts at the con-
certs at and SIS pm. today, with
the other offerings of last weeks bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Speaight-"Pickwick" TUESDAY.

Frank Speaight will give his "Piclz-
wick" recital at the Belasco Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Speaight makes a spe-
cialty of the delineation of characters
from the novels of Charles Dickens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Damon and Pythias."

box office of the theater. 1t was highly
praised by New York critics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
Ostrander Lecture Tonight.

events are promised in the Ireland
travelogue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

degraded for the joke. the artist had
come across a copy of the Denver pa
per, and finding that my picture fitted
his purpose admirably. he copied it,
\ RISING YOUNG PLAYER-Arthur
Smith, the Washington impresario,
will join the Poll Players this week.
Mr.. Smith, who uses the name of Leslie
on the stage. has made rapid strides
during the last few years. Three sea-
sons ago he was playing extra" parts
with the Columbia Players. Last year
he had risen to the position of a lead
ing man with the Manhattan Players
in Trenton. During the regular season
Walters production of Monsieur
Beaucaire' Subsequently he played
the leading role in the touring COM
pany presenting The Blindness of
Virtue"
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
Some remarkable views obtained by the
recently exhibited to a group of scien-
lists in this city, and revealed sam
pies of sea life. it is said, for which
new names had to be supplied
The manner in which thew were
photographed for reproduction in NOV
ing picture form seems not less re-
markable than some of the things
shown in the pictures.
collapsible tube. which. it is said
can be made to extend to depth of
one thousand feet, was employed, in
side which sat the moving picture oper-
ator with his machine. The pressure
in the depths of the ocean, it is claimed.
was overcome by the inventor, Capt.
Ernest Williamson of Norfolk, Va.
With this tube containing an operator
and moving picture apparatus. a series
of views was made of the bottom of
the sea from Nassau, in the Bahamas,
to Watlings Island. a distance of ap-
proximately one hundred miles.
These views. with perhaps some
Others constitute the illustrated part
of the lecture, which is to be delivered
at the Columbia Theater next week by
Dr. F. n. Glover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

degraded for the joke. the artist had
come across a copy of the Denver pa
per, and finding that my picture fitted
his purpose admirably, he copied it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

- AVE for some excellent presenta-
lions of Shakespeare's plays by
Robert b. Manteil and some bet
~ ter patronized escapes OF the
irrepressible Houdini, the past
week has not been memorable one
for theater attractions. MI Mah'eii >
fame as a Shakespearean student anu
actor is quite widely established. HIS
best performance of the week was,
perhaps, King Lear" which. with MT.
William A. Brady's assistance. he has
made a notable production. The mys-
terry of Houdini's work evidently gave
it more popular vogue than the trag-
edies of the bard of Avon" But then
this is a bad time for tragedies of any
kind as an amusement feature.
The New York HippodromeS first
presentation in Washington of one of
its big New York sensations" missed
fire so far as the beauties of "Pinafore''
are concerned, because the company
did not measure up to the scenery. 1t
seemed a pity that such splendid OPP
portunity should be neglected. and it is
a serious question if the economy dis
played by the promoters was not wan
ton eXtravaSance
The announcement of moving picture
productions at two of the leading thea
tiers for next week will leave the New
National Theater alone in the field with
d real stage play, and that an elabor-
ate revival of Ben Hur." The prom
Use of the early season seems to fade
as the weeks roll by, and to be reflex
&C.
in New York. II plays are to be super
seeded by motion pictures. why the
necessity for argument about the up
lift of the drama? And yet the argu-
ment seems to be growing.
This weeks attraction will include
The Fallen Idol for the first time on
any stage" at the Belasco; My Lady's
Dress" which has been a New York
sensation, at the New National, and
Rose Stahl in a new play at the Co
lumbia, with a revival of The Lily
by the Poll Players.
But if the regular attractions are
growing somewhat slack, the one-per-
Torrance features are growing in suf-
fcient numbers to keep Washington
amused almost daily, and when they
please, there seems to be no dearth OF
patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

The Girl OF Girls Is a new two-act
musical comedy that will receive its
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Christmas Closing Hours

AS IN PAST YEARS. c will allow hour in the
evening for those who earlier the week before
Christmas Beginning Friday December is, the store will
close at P NJ.
There will be late closing hours, please shop early
the daN for sake we'll tor the
EMPLOYEES An hour morning the
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Sterling Silver Deposit Ware.
Some of the Prettiest Designs We Ever Had.
sCEs THAT WILL MAKE sne Christmas presents.

At S345. Cordial Sets. consisting
Of 9 Glasses, Cordial Bottle and
Plateau. in large hoWe design
Al 97c. Cheese or Lemon Plate,
large size, with flower scroll
border.
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Al S3.45. Water Pitcher, large size,
engraved glass Vifh two hands
OF srerlin silver deposit
SuhVAv ruu.
central Building
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Slippers for Men.

opPPS'" wv '>
Mems Everett Slippers in
tan and black, cut high over
instep, full round toe lasts,
very comfortable, Sl.49.
Mems Romeo Slippers in
tan goatskin, with rubber
goring on sides, Sl.65.
Mems Romeo Slippers in
tan and black kidskin, lined
throughout with soft sheep
skin that makes them soft
and comforta bic, Sl.9S.
Mems Opera Slippers in
tan and black kidSkin, lined
with channels, Sl.9S.
Others al 35c. TO $3.50.
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JUST A FEW SAMPLES OF the
staple. useful, sppreciable gilt,
Al SI.5O. value $500. Dressing
Table Char mahogany finish
At SI.SS, value $S.25. Rocker ma
hoganv finish.
At S325. value $500 Desk CHAR.
mahogany finish
II $3.50, value $500. bedroom
Guar. tirCasslan walnut
n Sr.;5. value SCI 90. Jardiniere
Stand fumed oak
N S2.9O, value $3.50. Bras Cos
tuners, satin finish.
~ $500. value S3..S. Magazine
Stand. fumed oak
Al a4.s5, value $3.50 students
Chair, golden oak
NJ S1.n5. value $1,000. Sewing
Table, MAHOGANY finish, fIImed OF
golden OAK
Fourth roor. tenuAl Building
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Silk Stockings a Desired Gift.


well and low make them Of The
STOCKINGS color the rainbow
ccrizaior slkd double eandto
trasn colors
$ ..kS
oCet sole,
\ . SocuG IN ms a-.ort-
m.it a thispl
as Of IN.
boot, thplaiu c,ore rcd, op q
,tsn 1o aiv of backo " ute acea nix
O.avyw :
a nto 4w T. acesnk
' ~ WIS Special al 79c.
and soles
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Slippers for Women, SEC.
to S5.95.
Felt Slippers in gray an d
black with felt soles. SOC.
Others at 9Sc., Sl.4S and
S1.75.
Quilted Satin Boudoir Slip
pers in pink, light blue, Law
ender and black; leather
soles, small rhinestone at
vamp, Sl.49.
Others az Sl.49 and SEAS.
Evening Slippers in an end
less variety Of feathers and
colors, ranging in price fro m
$3.50 to S5.95.
second roor west Building
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Rolled Gold acknowledgements.

THE FINEST STOCK IN THE c
that will wear for wears all splendid {
At az. Gun Links. number of
splendid designs in fancy embossed
or engraved effects
Al Sc. Scarfpins. Many dainty
designs in fancy wire scroll. mount
ed With pearls or colored ~ tones.
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The Problem Solved.

TO THE CHRISTMAS BAzAR and whether wish spend
S98 will
child gathered together that Infinite variety
and suitable Christmas
Central Building BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS BAZARS
Gifts 49c, CSC. and S1.9S.
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numerous odd and fancy fabrics. in colors
and black
Al SiS.sS. Richest pushes and uomoire
beautifully fur trimmed IN light or dark
lur RAJ lamb and coats of cloth in greatest
variety for dress and street wear Every
one oi which Is exceptional value
sizes - 10 ~ inches bust None { q ID
Second hoor, centre. Central Building
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Al sI.S3. Vases 10 inch sire. en-
graved glass with deposit flower
and scroll.
At SOC. a set. Sherhet Glasses and
Saucers 10 match, plain glass with
floral border OF sterling deposit
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Ti exeellently designed and finished
opies OF the real.
Al SI.ts. Fob Chains. Black silk
ribbon Fobs with fancy slgnni
charms and safety Guard attached
At S2GS. Bracelets. Oval shape. en-
gray ed and chHSed designs Made +,
open, with safety wire attached
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

Coaster Sets. including large
tray and six small trays,
Sl.29
Large mahogany finish SerN-
ing Trays Csc
Gold finished Baskets filled
with flowers t9c
Mahogany finish Candles'ieks
with shade SIC
Brass tubular COngs with
mission bracket,
CSC. and SI.69
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Slippers for Boys and Girls
lac. to S2.49.
Low Cut Slippers in red
felt with leather soles. lac.
High cut Slippers in red
felt with leather soles. CSC.
Puss-in- Boots, cut extra
high and low-cut comfy styles,
Csc. and S1.4S.
Girls dainty Slippers for
party wear or formal func-
ticns, in white. patent leather
and black kid, Sl.l5 10 s2.4S,
according to size.
Boys Slippers in tan, Opera
and Romeo STYLES, also pat
ent leather Pu mps. Sl.2t TO
S2.2j. according 10 s'vle.
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Solid Gold JeweIry...Great Display.
High Grade and Very Low Priced.

II 'NFfN@ U v u NINTTITN Vt : "''7
needs and many distinct novelties AZ
stamped with the karat mark, and the g
Now look A. the prices.
Al stc.. Neck Ghain.. solid lok
gold. fine cable link all ~oldered
suitable for pendants; IL inches IN
length
At $50. a pair. Handy Pins. Plain,
engraved and a number of fancy de-
signs; TWO Pins on card
~ &3.SJ, HrO,,Chrs. \ number OF
pretty lutte fancy scrolls mounted
with pearls and colorAd stones
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A. &..9.. La \allirrrs. Dainty III
tie scroll pendants. mounted with
amethys, ana pearls, with l5-lnCh
neck cham
At S1S.. Bar Pins. Hand engraved
bar with square ends
Al &..c.. Pocket knives. Plain or
with beaded borders. some with
scissors, file and on" blade others
with two blades and h.e
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Furniture for Xmas Gifts.
Great Stock at Smallest Prices.

Hue giving in this Furniture Store. A
Ats. 80. value $3.50 Desk fumcd
oak
At $500, value S.t.O O. Princess
Dressers golden oak
SI1.OO, value Sn5 90. ChiNonlsr,
white enamel
Al $50 90. value $4,000. Dressing
Table. tlrca-sian walnut or mahug-
any
Al S:5.5O. value S32.OO. Dressing
Fable birch
Al &2S.O value S3J 90 Arm
char or Rocker. mahogany and
tapestry
At S3:00, value $1,000. Library
Table, mahogany
Al &SO.OO, value $4,000. Grand
IA her : Hall Clock golden oak
At StI.OO, value $4,000. Dresser,
mahogany
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$500 to $3.50 Silk Petticoats, $l08.

dc chine in street shades with deep sectional psnps
p tucked accordion plating and silk undeay fitted rop
with tucked and plated hounce, corion underaV Also
cked plating silk und .rlay
So" silk Jersey Pctti,Oat>. = Is choIC, lot I'M
beautiful rang" of coorlngs with deep plated Nouuce
Of silk Jersey
No duplicates. Store orders only
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w. q" VIZ HIUuVNI FTINtN, JcWtTTY
VI Sc. Har Pins. SQuar. end bars
-, inches ~ length. IN engraved
patterns English finish
VI 5or.. Tie Clasps. Oval shape.
fancy engraved styles
street noor. center. Central Building
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BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION. Comprising silk crep
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silk Jersey in black white and pretty colongs, with deep
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deep plating messaline silk in confetti designs rhe
other has deep plating of silk Jersey with messaine
confetti hounce in Van Dyke effect. The coors
navy. brown, taupe king blue, purple and black
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Mems Underwear at 39c.

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Wonderful range Of artistic
SconceS.
Sl.19. $3.50 and S3.25
Wide range OF Ash Trays az
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Mahogany finish and Fairly
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Plaster Lions. matte finishes.
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Oriental Room Xmas Offerings.

THE STORE Of thousand gifts and each one
different" fro m anything you will see anywhere else
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

the quality of the pieces. All pieces
piece is perfectly made and finished.
NJ SS.35. kcN Ring. \ heavy cable
i'nN cham forming ring with
small tag attached for name
NJ $3.50. Cigar Cutter. Diamond
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\, $500, cum Links. Dumbhell
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signs
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Still taking orders for Engraved Christ mas Greet
ing Cards and Folders and all classes of Engraving
10 he delivered before Christ mas.
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AMwA Al S5.'5. rs odd Coats, picked regardless OF
OA - former price for immediate clearance Ma
terials are duvetyne checks. wool veours
- chinchlla, che Nots. mixtures, coors and
black
$500 Cordurov~ fur trimmed and plain.
,,aH Sls:, Caracu cloth. novelty checks and paids and
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Women's Coats, $5:05, $0.05 &
SlS. IS, Great Reduction and Clearance.

PREHODAf SALE aHorng splendid
O. 10 the need Of Coat
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Mems Black Cotton Half
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Mems Bafhrobrs. "indiau de-
signs" &9.70 Men Baihrobes.
made from blankets with Indian de-
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Mems So Blanket Bathrobes, $2.1Q.

Mems Blanket Bathrohcs. S3.6H.
Made from standard grade blankets,
ia good variety of color- and ilg-
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In" Identical grades are selling az
much higher prices IN many "f the
best shops