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DR. Ii. A. LoCKES
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
Dogs clipped by experts.
212l 18th ST. NV. COL. 674 and 3l07
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Haven Villa Company,
o20 Investment Building.
Ihth and X SITS y W Washington n G
SALESMAN

Permanent position with the
Washington office of a national
concern. No house-to-house
canvassers need apply. Man
owning a car and with some
knowledge of building material
preferred. In reply give details
as to ability and experience, also
phone number. Address Box
l27-V, Star Office.
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Complete line OF desks Gle cabinets. lock-
ers ONCE chairs and tables tremendous saw
ings. Everythlng you need for your once.
Furniture Dent 3In 9Th -,t N w
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WALL CASES. three. S-foot. electric wiring :
also sewing machine and other equipment for
tailor shop. Schwartz. s29 14th st. NV.
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SEWING MACHINES-Used all makes S5,
$40, S15; new Singers and motors SO per
mo. Rentals. repairing and parts Machines
sent on trial. Open evenings. d. C. Sewing
Machine Shop. T03 H st. ne. Line SOS9
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd.

STENoGRAPHER. law office. give full de-
tails of experience and state references. Ad
dress Box lQo-N Star Office 3ls
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HEI,P-MAI,E.

ACCOUNTANTS experienced. desire eve
nlng work; inaugurating accounting or
clerical SYSTEMS. bookkeeping. handing cor
respondence and collections Address Box
10y, Star Office 3l'
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sHow- CASES AND STORE rIxTUREs,
SAMPLE FLOOR AND coTNTER CAsEs
Factory" RUsE CO.. sos Low ST.
BALTIMOR MD
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PRIVATE LESSONS in mathematics sci
ences, languages: university. graduate 81.
near Goth and P. a.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
tors permit and heavy traffic: any car fur
nished. Call FOSTER" Franklin s7S7.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY I
giyen. Call Line. 80. We do the rest.
TYPEwRITING. TOUCH SYSTEM, COM
plete in eight weeks. Jenifer College tool
oredl. 1913 N. J. ave. NV. Franklin 1o077.
GOD GAVE MAN FIVE SENSES
Touch. Taste. Sight. Smell and Hearing.
THE SUCCESSFUL MAN
Has Two More-Horse and Common.
Now is a good time to begin a course th at
will fit you for life's duties. You will never
regret course in our school. Thousands
say it placed them on the road to success.
Call. write telephone. 1t is better to call.
WOODS SCHOOL,
Established 1885.
31t East Capitol ST.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

WRITING DESK. finely constructed for home
or office; very unusual design walnut side
hoard substantial. ornamental carving
Regina music box. so records, nothing harsh
very soft tones 31s
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AUTO MECHANIC first class on WHY'S
Knight and Overland cars See Mr.. Money.
Wardman Motor Car Co.. l10S Vermont ave-
w
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AUTO MECHANIC. first class. experienced
on Hupps and Fords frstclass pay. Apply
32b 13th st N "
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AUTO REPAIR MEN. positions open for
several experienced men See Mr.. Sharp.
Lambert Hudson Motor Co., 633 Mass. ave-
N w
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE-AurOMOBILEs

BUICK 7-passenger sedan 1923; newly Duco.
sage green; good tires. many extras Just
what you have been looking for. Car in
splendid condition and appearance. Small
cash payment, balance on easy monthly
terms. Many other makes Washington
Cadillac Co, 1l3s-l1i0 Conn. ave F..
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AUTO MECHANICS (3)-Those familiar
with Cadillac preferred. Sheehans Ga
rage. 1919 I, st N w
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CHAUFFETRS WANTED

CHAUFFEURS WANTED
we need some good men; you
can make high wages. Those
with identification cards pre-
ferred, also need some men on
our e o'clock shift. Blue G. Gray
Cab Co. 2l2 18th ST. NV.
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MARKET STANDS - Exten-
sive rebuilding, just completed,
has created a number of desir-
able stands now available
Arcade Market, 14th st. near
Park I'd.
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DRAWING TABLE, draftsman's. cost S75:
will sacrifice for S25. Pearlman's Book
Shop. a33 G. NV
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DINING ROOM SET. fumed oak. 10 pieces
6-foot bu ffet. excellent condition: Sll6. Also
freless cooker; used once. SIS. Telephone
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DRESSER. mahogany: table. round. mission:
2 kitchen chairs: S25 235 14th st. Sc.
ENGLANDER COUCH. new. oak chiffonier;
mornings. Adams S32.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


cheap rent and soda fountain; situated in the
financial district; among large office buildings
seen in order to be appreciated; Don't miss
hd dsrespsp opp9rtgnty Ran i ySu are looking for
~ 9th St dne see sell at stes once p11NF have
other business; $500 takes the whole bust
sss THIS sSG e-fs not See es psh %69fp nn' after
pm. No brokers. 3l"
LUNCHRooM in southeast section for sale.
Address Box 20a-Y. Star Office. 80
CAFE in Parkside Hotel 1886 Eye st. NV:
low remit prce s4oo S0'ns essh s0an and baanee
terms. Cali 5 $50 TO 7:so pm.
OPPORTUNITY o,ePSg for soda fountain en, em.
ployed; Address "Sundae," Box 367.A.
NEW STORE and apartment for sale or
R. I. ave. ne; monthly rental. $500; don 7
miss this bargain; price reasonable. Call
North 1908: after pm. North 5l5.
beach Steamboat CO.. - str' sha'ss s. J Johns to Go:
ionial Beach, for $500; viii gsy l9ss this
s4m. Phone Nots s5sg tS sale eh'ag
WANTED, AN AssocIATE-opportq
for retired business man or man OF local
standing to invest and become identified
agency; EQUIPPED ofice; business in force
about $4,000 annually: $4,000 required,
, secured by assets and preferred income. Ad-
dress Box 14s-v. Star Office. 90.
CATERER, experienced, wishes to rent din
ing room IN apartment hotel or large board
ing house; caterer. Address Box 151.V,
MARKET sTANDS-Act at once; Washing
tons most progressive residential market.
Parkview Market. Ga. ave. and Park I'd
WANT good restaurant or confectionery,
soft drink and light lunch: give full par
ticulars: No brokers. Address Box 133.V.
1000 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Large corner
| store, suitable for mems furnishing or shoe
LINOTYPE COMPOSITION PLANT: oppor-
tunity for operator. P. o. Box 3101.
CIGARS. soda fountain confectionery. Nc;
eth st. Sc. rent. S35: clearing $500
month a ipvesssass ~ .hor9pshly Cal sdd ts eas
! CONFECTIONERY on I4th St., between
Columbia and Park re-. doing good business
! good lease. reasonable rent: will sell cheap
to quick buyer. A. TsanFares. 627 Col
orado Building. 8.
RooMING HOUSE FOR sALE-1o rooms
| dress Box 274-X. star ONCE. 1s
DELICATEsSEN-Well established, wonder.
ST 81 900 cash. Columbia esss. so.
! LUNCH ROOM, near. 14th and SITS. NV,
| one of the best in city: being sold to close
partnership. Price, $4,000; submit offer
G. B. Likens. 1919 M st. NV. Main 6O67
NORFOLK. CAFE FOR SALE the neatest
place in city. Cali at Dinty Moore s soe so5
STOCK AND FIXTUREs OF nairdressine
parlor: hall left 25 to so per cent OFF; sales
from 1880 Am. 70 2:3o pm. S2I llth St
n-W. 30'
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18th ST. DELICATESSEN

PRINTING OFFICE-FuIiy equipped: two
presses, l0x15 and Sxl2: paper cutter. etc. ::
established trade: dissolving partnership. FIR.
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\WNING HANGERS. expert. wanted. Hooper
z klesner Q29 st. n w. 3O'
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COLLIE PUPPIES. 3 weeks old: cheap. 9
Banner St. Hyattsville.
FOR SALE-Bostons Eskimos. fox terriers
poodles. police and collie pups: also gold
sCHMID,s PET EMPORIUM.
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| HAVE 81 900 and q real money-making
project. Wanted. few men to Join me in
forming haIf-nillion dollar company to
begin production, Write even il you are
only curious. Address Box 32-V. Star office.
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MAKE MONEY

We teach you the art of beautifying the
skin hair and hands. Two months school
ing makes you an expert. See us before going
elsewhere. Full particulars, ~ st. sw..
opposite Capitol. De Luxe Hair Dressing
Salon. Phone Franklin 90S9.
Evening star., 1925-05-29

ROY. between ages IA and / g. for errands;
" heel furnished. Call between Z and pm,
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BUICK TOURING. late model motor like
neW. $3.50. 1914 Jefferson 81. NV. Adams
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HEI,P-MAI.E Copt,d,

FURNISHING GOODS SALESMAN. EXPE.
SIsH The vNsgAsr VERY BEST OF GhR REfERENcEs FER ti
APPLICANT MUST PROVE HE IS CAPA,
Bile OF MEETING THE HIGH STAND
Ard OF ABILITY DEMANDED BY THIS
I;S, ENTERTAINMENT. APPLY MANAGER
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. Isl
FLOOR. PARKER-BRIDGET CO., THE
AVENUE AT 9th
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BUICK SPORT ROADSTER 1925. 5000
mics bargain. The Automart. 18th and
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS and equip
ment: everything needed al BARGA1f
PRICES; WASHINGTON SALVAGE co
303-5 9th at. NV.
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CHEVROLET TOURING, 1924. equipped
with many extras. This ear mas been run
very little and Is in splendid condition:
bargain for S325: easy terms arranged If
necessary. 1880 Argonne Terrace. Columbia
Evening star., 1925-05-29

CHANDLER TOURING-Pikes Peak motor
new tres. looks like new and has been
completely gone over. so it's in best of rue-
chaneal shape. The best buy on the market
today for only $685. cash. or can arrange
easy terms. This car Is priced very low
worth several hundred dollars more See Il
nsfore you buy. 1912 l4th St NV. or
phone Potomac I742
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CHEVROLET TOURING, run only few
miles and Is just eight months old. Just
Ike new; and can he bought for only $3.50
cash and small monthly payments Don
buy before you see this 1872 l4th st .
H.. W. phone Potomac I14o
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2S Fla ave n W a9s
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cities. needs more men for the Washington
ONCE to take care OF the hundreds OF in
lures on Winter Haven. the City of 100
Lakes"
intelligently and tell the truth. we will train
YOU TO present our proposition in such a
way as TO insure unusual earnings.
Splendid opportunity for advancement and
perm anent connection with strong company
in America.
Evening star., 1925-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1904 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Store. excel
lent location for meat market.
STOCK-Wll sell at best offer. Is shares
capital stock of Asphalt Roofing Products
Co. local corporation Address Box 190.V,
iar Ni,n
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Boy coiored, wanted to work in tailor shop.
Evening star., 1925-05-29

FLOOR SCRAPING MACHINE. electric: used
only once: a bargain credit TO reliable party.
Call FIR. 5606 or 1907 81.
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DODGE TOURING-Good: clear title: 5000
1882 Spring rd. Adams 1884. 81
DODGE SEDAN. 1922: disc wheels every
extra. The Automart. 18th and Kalorama
Evening star., 1925-05-29

FLOOR OIL. best quality. Try it. be CON
vinced: 3 gal. S3.75: gal. s5c: u gal. 45c.
Free delivery. North 2469. Ullman's, l71S
Evening star., 1925-05-29

l4th 81. DELlCA | ESSEN.
Old established delicatessen store near
moving picture theater. practically no com
petition after oclock: we'll stocked: fine
fixtures and doing good business VIII
he sold at reasonable price and reason
able terms 10 right party. Address Box
G9-F. Star office az
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BOY. colored. make himself generally use
ful, steady work. Donaldson Studio. 81. +
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

French walnut. Adams All. 2572 Uniyer-
DINING ROOM SUITE Q pieces: splendid
condition. reasonable; evening gown, tall. 3e
Apt. 81. 2l29 ST. West 1106-W. Gail
SATURDAY. and Sunday morning
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AIREDALE PUPPIES-Excelleut types: = II
and 3 mos: championship stock: reason
able; registration papers furnished. Claren-
don 4S9
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

KITTEN-Pedigreed Persian: blue tortoise
she'll copper eyes: bargain for immediate
sale Line. 1867 al
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DRY GOODS and chidren's wear guaran-
teed s40O average weekly business; must be
sold on account of sickness: will sacrifice
u ,old at once: long lease. reasonable rent:
VIII take city property as part payment.
Grocery and meat store In NV. doing
$500 weekly business: old F ST. corner;
good colored trade must be Sold long lease,
low rent.
Grocery in ne. doing $500 weekly busi-
ter ms.
li3o 1st st. n.w.-Good size store and 9
rooms. 2-story brick store: now vacant:
suitable for any business: $3.50 cash buys
tn building.
COMMERCIAL REALTY CO.
l006 ST NV. Franklin 6l29.
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offered in used concern.
now making money. Address Box 3l-V.
a ~
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DODGE TAXICAB. complete. ready TO work
S75 cash. Rear 40 Eye s.w. 8 am. Satur.
Evening star., 1925-05-29

FORD TOURING CAR: running order four
good tires: S65. Donohoe Motor Company.
Evening star., 1925-05-29

DESIRABLE HARDWARE.
PAINT AND HOUSE FUR
NISHING BUSINESS LO-
GATED IN A BUSY NV.
SECTION OF CITY. TERMS
CAN BE ARRANGED. AD-
DRESS BOX 174-X, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1925-05-29

CHAUFFEUR. to run route wagon; must
have had some experience in bottllng busl-
ness. Apply in person, Monday or later
Samuel G. Palmer Co, 1866 Wisconsin ave-
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BOYS, white with wheels: excellent oppor'
unity for ones seeking to learn good trade
Apply 10th floor 5l4 10th ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC (Cont'd).

DAY WORK by colored woman: reference
3012 Sherman ave.
IsHwASHER-woman wants place 456
OF
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POOL ROOM FOR sALE-Fine location: low
rentals; paying proposition. Address Box
Inv Star ofioe
Evening star., 1925-05-29

SEWING MACHINES. d. h. Singers. round or
long bobbins. SIS: Standard. SO: Domestic
$40: New Home. $40: Davis. Si2.50: others
at SS; portable electric and consoles reason
able: latest sbinet Singer. like new S4S
Capital Sewing Machine Exchange. 43 H NV
Franklin 311S. 30s
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Belasco-"Queen Nab. :"

Oliver Morosco. the brainy and
alert producer Of Peg O. My Heart"
so Long Lefty" THE Bird of Para
disc" upstairs and Down" 1.-The
Brat" THE Cinderella Man." "Lom-
bardi. Limited" and other great sue
cesses on the American stage. is
launching a new play. 1t is entitled
Queen Nab" and it was written by
John Hastings Turner. Mr.. Morosco
thinks 1t will prove one Of the most
notable productions he has ever Of
fered the American public. 1t will be
seen at the Shubert- -Belasco Theater
next week
Queen Nab" deals with the amaz-
ing experience of a young London
shopgirl, who after having served for
several years as a clerk in a draper's
shop and married young man in her
supposed station in life, suddenly dis
covers that she is the scion Of a royal
family and is called to reign over one
of the small Balkan Kingdoms. With
out any previous experience which
would in any way fit her for royal
rank, she is thrust upon the throne
Immediately, and finds herself at once
enmeshed in an embroglio Of politics,
revolutions and the usual happenings
that always occur in fiction. The new
play is described as unique and color
full, and Mr.. Morosco is pinning great
faith on it's becoming a great New
York triumph for him.
He will send here fine acting COM
pany that includes Mary Duncan,
Evening star., 1925-04-19
National-Ed Wynn in The
Grab Bag"

Ed Wynn is coming back. Every
body who remembers him in his previ-
Gus laugh riot, THE Perfect Fool"
probably may be counted among those
present at the National next week,
beginning Sunday night, April 26,
Rftef an all-season run at the Globe
Theater, New York, in THE Grab
Bag" with the original cast and pro-
duction intact.
The new Wynn piece is said to be
uproariously amusing, and like its
forerunners, written by Wynn, ''mu-
sicked' by Wynn, designed by Wynn
and starred through all the way from
beginning to end by Wynn. This
year the worlds funniest comedian
is under the direction of A. L.
Erlanger, with nearly 100 people in
his company.
THE Grab. Bag is described as an
other one of those fool Wynn
things" Wynn himself is author of
all that is creative in the compost
ton, but has surrendered to Julian
Mitchell, past grand master in the art
of staging musical comedy, the re-
sponsibilfty of putting it on" 1t Is
said the girl ensembles typify the
finest symmetry, the richest vocalism,
the last word in pulchritude; but
Wynn AYERS that, more important
than any of these attributes, they are
all potential funmakers themselves.
Some idea of the pretentiousness
of the production may be cleaned
from the fact that there are 10
novelty scenic effects. The song and
dance numbers run more than 20, and
the announcement is made that THE
Grab Bag" possesses a plot for the
first few minutes of the presentation.
After that the comic principals get
involved one way and another, and
thence on the plot is submerged.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Chateau lie Paradis.

The opening of the Chateau LIE
Paradis at Ammendale, Md, on April
80 and May l, will mark the advent
of a sort Of ruralized version of the
Cafe LIE Paradis on Thomas Circle,
featuring the same type of ultra-vivid
dance music. 1t also will be under
the management of Robert Kehl
Formal opening of the chateau
will take place May /, following a
special invitation opening April 80,
featuring the Fiesta de Sevillana, -
with all guests in Spanish costume
The chateau is situated on the man.
sion site of an old Maryland planta-
ton overlooking a charming land
scape. Huge trees surround the
building and 20 acres of informal park
with winding drives stretch back from
the road.
The chateau is said to mark another
step in a chain of ultra-exclusiye
Meyer Davis resorts which will be
developed.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
The Second Mrs. Tanqueray

TT is no secret that when Sir Arthur
Pinero, back in 1892, wrote 1.-The
Second Mrs. Tanqueray," his famous
drama, he did so hoping, at the most,
that 1t might enjoy a few matinee
performances after the manner of
Ghosts" This latter play had been
introduced to English theatergoers in
1891 when it was performed in Lon
don at a series of special matinees
under the auspices of the Independ-
ent Theatre Society.
Pinero was already a man of means,
his royalties from successful plays
having made him free to do the thing
he liked best. AS he once expressed
it, there was nothing LETT but to try
to write great plays, regardless of the
public taste.
A serious drama had been estab-
lished in France, and he saw no rea-
son why as much could not be done
for the English-speaking stage. So,
with the influence of Ibsen hanging
over him, Pinero undertook to study
some of the modern European drama
lists, particularly Alexandra Dumas,
fills.
Pinere believed that a really ear
nest English play-conceived in ac-
cordance with the social intention of
Ibsen and executed in conformity with
the developed technique of Dumas,
fils-would at least achieve an hon
Evening star., 1925-04-19

orable success in the English theater.
With this thought in mind he under
took and wrote 1.-THE Second Mrs.
Tanqueray."
Pinero has since related that he
hoped the play might enjoy matinee
vogue like Ghosts Sir George
Alexander, then the actor-manager in
charge of the st. James Theater, Lon.
don, agreed with him and arrange
ments were made for its presentation
at a series of special matinees. "A
light comedy, written by r. C. Car
ton for Sir George, had failed, how
ever, and 1.-The Second Mrs. Tan
queray' was quickly substituted for
the evening bill.
During rehearsals it was decided
that the actress cast for Paula Tan
queray was not endowed by nature
to depict the physical fascination of
the heroine, and an unknown actress
from the provinces was suddenly sub,
stituted, because of her personal
beauty. This unknown actress was
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. The play i'm
mediately made her famous; and to
this day the part of Paula remains
the most popular role in her roper
tory
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Swanee.

To the Swanee program of special
attractions every night there will be
added this week the act of j. Harry
Link, the pianist and singer. While
the greater part of his program will
be of a jazz nature, in the latest
Broadway vein, his act will be bal
anced with a group of semi-classical
numbers.
Theatrical attractions are booked
for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
with the latter night featuring colored
talent in inimitable jazz. Thursday
and Friday nights will be souvenir
nights, and Saturday night the
Swanee Syncopators will specialize.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Gayety-Double Bill.

Two shows will be offered by the
Gayety Theater next week when Jack
Reid's Record Breakers" and Drake
& Walkers BON Bay Girls" will di-
vide honors on the program. Before
intermission Jack Reid, known as
1.-The Information Kid" will be seen
as star Of entertainment, composed of
songs, dances, chorus numbers and
comedy scenes, assisted by Sid Rogers,
Joe Melino, Billy Roscoe. Tony Vale
vona, Rose Sharon and Evelyn Craig
and a chorus of 20 dancing girls.
After intermission the colored folk
will take the stage and Drake &
Walkers BON Bay Girls" will offer
an entirely different style of fun. The
"Cyclonic Jazz Hounds" will furnish
syncopated music for the dancing,
buck-and-wing. cake walking and
Charleston stepping Of a dozen creole
girls, who will form the chorus.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Welsh Singers at City Club.

j. Cosgrove will present the famous
Rhondda Welsh Male Singers at the
City Club Thursday and Friday eve
nings at $50 o'clock, under the
auspices of the City Club itself
This wonderful organization was the
winner of the first prize at the Inter-
national Musical Festival in Pitts
burgh in 1913, and it has been called
the finest male singing orga nization in
the world. 1t is composed of IA artists,
every one soloist, under the direc-
tion of Profs. Tom Morgan and Emlyn
Jones. It's program includes solos,
duets and quartets, and it's ensembles
are said to be marvels of musical
beauty.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Dance Attractions
Arcade.

The paramount attraction at the
Arcade all this week will be Vincent
Lopez's Club Orchestra, which will now
give Washington's dancing contin-
light fantastic" to the music of one
of the best known orchestras Of the
day. and at popular prices. Leader
CARRIER brings with him a repertoire
Of the very latest Broadway hits. An
added feature Wednesday evening will
be series of new style lucky spot"
dances.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
lie Paradis-Chantecler.

A group of novel piano and vocal
numbers by J. Harry Link will be
the featured attraction at lie Paradis
and the Club Chantecler all this
week. Mr.. Link comes to Washing
ton following a series of engagements
at the smart supper clubs of New
York and his specialties are said to
represent the very last word and
note in syncopation. His repertoire
Is by no means limited to jazz and
comedy, however, and he will include
in his program a number of semi
classic selections of the type that
Is coming into more and more favor
with the general public.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Mutual-"S Step Along

step Along" will play return en-
gagement at the Mutual Theater this
week, beginning Friday.
A group of chorus girls who dance
intricately and snappily Is feature
of this show, each girl being a spe-
ciaIty performer on her own"
The cast includes Nina Bernard,
soubrette; Claire Stone, who puts over
a song in distinctive style; Ida Ber-
nard. Max Coleman and Bennie Moore
and Chester Griffin.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Current Attractions
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
first is an imposing staircase illumi-
mated by hundreds of incandescents;
the second, I'm Old Mexico" a color
full Spanish scene; the third, THE
Walls of China" of unusual Oriental
design, and the fourth depicts The
Black and White Club" in an ornate
Broadway cabaret.
Heading the cast Is Abe Reynolds,
popular Hebrew comedian, and others
are Grace Cameron, musical comedy
star and mimic; Kay Norman, SOU
brette; Lora Carol, prima donna; Lew
Lewis, German comedian, and Duke
Rogers, who impersonates the late
Bert Williams; Lui Ring, tenor; Andy
White, singer and yodler; Thad De
Monico, Betty O'Day and Kanuis'
Hawaiians.
The choristers, it is said, rate high
as a speedy, young and talented group
of girls, and it's said they know how
to wear to advantage the many cos
tune changes provided for them.