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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Squirrel family not so very much bigger
than himself. Cautiously, Impy took q
step nearer. who are you?" he asked.
zone of your cousins" replied the
little stranger. 81 am Jimmy the Fly
ing Squirrel"
THE what?" cried Impy.
Jimmy chuckled. THE Flying SOUR
REL" said he.
do you really fiy?" cried Impy,
opening his eyes very wide.
mo-" said he, chuckling again. "A
lot of people think do, but I don't.
You see, haven't real wings, and how
can one fly without wings2 BY the
way, are you Chipmunk?"
Certainly. OF course, I'm q Chip
munk. I'm just as much a Chipmunk
as any other Chipmunk, only have
a black coat" replied Impy.
Copyright. lsso)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

for kiddies' suppers. A fGUOrite
cereal with young and old.
Use Rice Krispies to make
macaroons, candies. Butter and
serve like pop corn. Sprinkle
into soups. Use in place of NUT.
meats i'm any recipe.
Order a red-and-green pack.
age from your grocer. Oven.
fresh i'm the inner.seal waxtite
wrapper. Made by Kellogg i'm
Battle Creek. The fastest-growe
ing cereal ever introduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

description of two small napkins or
serviettes which went with tray cloths.
They seemed to belong to the beverage
service of the Summer porch.
Handkerchief linen was used for both.
The lemon one used white, the cherry
one chose dull blue. The lemon APP
pliqued in yellow linen and green
leaves was put in one corner. One
serviette had the lemon partially over
hanging the edge of the napkin.
The hens were rolled and hand hem
med The cherries were embroidered
In exceedingly red fast-color cotton.
The leaves we're appliqued in green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
Dreamed Onions.

Boil some medium sized peeled onions
In sailed water until tender. Drain
them we'll and pour some thick sauce
over them with some salt and pepper
sprinkling some chopped parsley and
served on individual rounds of toast
placed on a fiat dish with the cream
sauce poured over them. A cheese
sauce would be very good with them,
too, or just simply melted butter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
BEDTIME STORIES
By Thornton
". Burgess.

suppose that those Owls that my father
told me about are dangerous. but I
guess If I watch out needn't worry
about them"
Just then there was little soft
thump almost beside Impy. 1t was so
unexpected that he almost lost his bal
ance. He did start to run when q voice
said, What is your hurry, Cousin7"
Impy stopped Any one who called
him cousin could hardly be dangerous.
He looked. There was a member of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
A CHILD WILL DELIGHT IN THE
REWARD OF MERIT.

to finding out some point that is es-
sential to the accomplishment.
Unfortunately just as soon as the
thing is set aside for a little time, the
period lengthens, until disinay seizes
upon the person who fully intended
to do the thing.
Perhaps an apology must be made
for the delay, and no one likes to have
to prepare the way for good deed by
apologizing. This takes the bloom off
the courtesy. One feels so annoyed
with ones self when realizing that a
little less delay and no bother of the
sort would have been necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
APRICOT FLOAT.

stew a can of apricots with
one and. one-half cups of fine
graduated sugar until soft, but
preserve in shape. Let them
cool, then pour of the Juice.
Now make this custard: Let one
pint Of milk come to a boil, add
yolks of three eggs we'll beaten,
one-half cup of graduated sugar,
a little salt and a teaspoon of
cornstarch dissolved III a little
cold water Stir until thickens,
remove from stove and add tea
spoon of vanilla. Set it away TO
get ice cold. Put apricot mix
ture in a glass dish and pour
whites of three eggs, beaten to a
stiff froth. around 1t. Then pour
the custard outside of the whites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Most people think of beauty treat
ments as something put upon the skin
facial pack, cream or lotion that in
some miraculous way can soothe out
wrinkles. refine coarse pores and re-
store rose-leaf tints to sallow complex
ions. Then there is considerable disap-
pointment when the hoped-for results
do not materialize. Milady blames the
cosmetic manufacturer or the beau
tician, but she often fails to realize
that the few hours a month that she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20


his
il drives
selhshnes and overbearng ways
exactly what things husband
husband treats
not
domestic bunder make
husband that will wife
burning she lives
il I to a
houebreak
him he
that
mine his fathers his sisters
girls the housework The boys co
clothes that
arnuse themselves
married their wives
onesom while they
their dd upon
servants whose business life 1t is to PROVIDE
fresde companions and to nd their
in importance
although
him either blood marriage
things hr time little
anything anyway she
of
(CopyrR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
Pour ON the milk and listen!

YOU'VE never seen, tasted or
heard a cereal like KellOgg's Rice
Krispies. Crunchy rice bubbles
that actually crGckEe in milk
or cream.
How tempting they are! All
the flavor of toasted rice. How
good for you! The full nOurish-
ment of the rich rice grain. Easy
90 digest and wholesome.
Serve Rice Krispies for break
fast. Try them for lunch with
fruits or honey added. Ideal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE
With French Yoke.
It is accompanied by boomers.

It is accompanied by boomers.
They are so entirely cute with frills
above the knees peeping beneath the
frock. They are held by an elastic
inserted through the hem at the top at
waistline. Elastic is also inserted
through castings TO form the knee frills
Only two parts to the dress--a front
and o back section. It Is tucked front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
Rice Pudding.

Wash half a cupful of rice and mix
it with one pint of milk, three table
spoonfuls of brown sugar and one table
spoonful of cinnamon. Mix we'll and
place In a baking dish Let cool slowly
for at least two hours. Serve either
with preserves or cream. or both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
Straig Int Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN

department invaluable when income
tax returns are due.
The department will only make out
the returns however on the money
and securities, and so forth, held by 1t
for you.
These are but q few of the facilities
of the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
cRARMEAT SURPRISE.

Bake as many potatoes as de-
sired. Remove from skins by
splitting lengthwise. being care
ful not to split skins. Mash and
season and mix thoroughly. Fill
shells and cover with following:
Finely chop canned crab meat,
season with salt, cayenne and a
few drops of lemon Juice and
moisten with thick white sauce.
Cover this with two tablespoons
creamed butter TO which one tea
spoon white Of an egg has been
added. Sprinkle with cheese and
brown in oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

One reason why persons do not get
things done is that they fail to do
them Immediately. This does not sig
Nifty that they have the slightest in
tention of leaving the things undone.
They resolve that tomorrow, or next
week, they will attend to the matter,
or just as soon as they can get around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
By LOIS LEEDS.

needed by children than by adults.
Children under IL years of age should
take nap in the afternoon, but young
people above that age usually can ar
range for SUFFICIENT rest during the
night without daytime maps. Here Is
a standard table of hours of sleep for
ages above IL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
Chicken Canape.

Boil some potatoes and some eggs
Chop them up with some breast o.
chicken, some celery, ripe olives anc
ptmentos. Mix all with some mayor
naise. Serve on crisp buttered toast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Naturally my ribbon is pink. But
think of the possibilities of the glazed
chintz in white with ribbon of any
desired color!"
When Nancy read this she thought
of the white dining room described by
placed the lamp, mentally, In that
room. This time, of course, the color
was white and yellow.
In the same letter were O drawing and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
|DorothyDix
Why
Some Men
Make Poor
Husbands.
BLnmes
Indulgence
of Their
Mothers.


kind Of husband for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
RICE MUFFINs.

One cup sugar, one beaten egg;
sift together one cup -four, one
half cup cornmeal, one teaspoon
soda, two teaspoons cream tartar
and pinch of salt. Mix all to-
gether with one cup milk (not
scant), one-quarter cup melted
butter. Then add one cup (large)
Of cooked rice; beat well and bake
In muffin tins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20


and overbearng ways
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
When The Feature Is
Shown On The Screen

FOX-T'rank Albertson In Wild
Company" At 1850 g. m, 1856.
400, 5:4S, 7:53 and 0:59' p. m.
Stage shows at 1:2O, 3:34. T:17
and 0:31 p. m.
EXTRAORDINARILY Hard
ing in Holiday" At 11:25 @.
m. 1875, $3.50 $50. 1880 and
$3.50 p. m.
EARLE-Joe Z. Brown in top
Speed" At 11:40 q. m. lao, $40
5::35, TAO. and 9:42 p. m.
RK-O-KEITH'S Edward Ever
EFT Horton In "Once q Gentle.
man" At 1880 .. M 1.32, 1884.
5:31. 1883 and 9:35 p. m.
PAE.ACE-Jack Oekie In sap
FROM Syracuse. " Ata12 2:2O, 4:50
I: 80 and 0:50 p. III. Stage shows
at 1:4O. 4:O5, $50 and $40 p. m.
COLUMBIA Ronald Cclman In
''Raffles." At 11:15 Q. M, lis.
$40, 5:25, 1885 and o:45 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
Ann Coming Home

The washington girl enter
tainer has been abroad for over
three years playing in England,
Africa, Australia, Ireland, Scot
land, Wales, Denmark, Paris and
Belgium. They liked DR.. Suffers
talented daughter and posters
from her various engagements
generally kept Washington dra-
matte departments informed Of
her whereabouts.
Then word trickled back she
was married and the bulletins
stopped coming. ] thought she
had retired from the footlights.
Now comes word she Is returning
to America on September a and
is open for engagements.
think Hollywood viii snap
her I'D quick for Ann Suter has
ali the tricks which have brought
Winnie Lightner to the front.
She can sing a song with a COM
edy lyric better than the next,
can make more comic faces than
most condolences and has too
much downright talent to be
wasting it abroad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
Chapel Point Trip
Is Renaedu for. Hent

Sure relief from the heat may
be obtained on board the spa
cious decks Of the City Of Wash.
ington. as she heads into the mil
lion breezes that are always over
the Potomac, regardless of the
temperature. This is q secret for
keeping cool, however. that is
rapidly spreading.
At Chapel Point, to which she
goes every day in the week, ex.
cept Tuesday, there are also
plenty Of ways to get cool, as
this is the finest bathing beach
around Washington and there
are many other diversions. such
as boating, high diving, etc.
The moonlight trips have be
come sos popular that they are
now run every night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
FIR A N K CAPRA
HERE ABOUT
PICTURE
3. ANnREW 4. KELLEY

WX AkNUMEW. ~ AELAGA
when the Congressional Limited
pulled ia on time at 7:35 last
night, Oh stepped Eddie Cantor
With j fine coat Of Hollywood
tan. Winchell says sunburn Inn,
proves aIlybody's looks, and that
goes twice for the millionaire
comic. The last time I talked
With him he was flirting with q
plenrisy pain. Today he looks
strong enough to do four q day
at. the Earle Th3ater, beginning
tomorrow, and five on Saturday.
You need good health for such
engagements.
I have always had q strong
feeling for Cantor since the
night that he walked out on
Producer Ziegfeld to take his
stand at the head Of the Actors
Equity Association when that or
eaIiization called a strike. 1t
took courage to do that. and the
threats were everywhere that the
Cantor career had been tossed
overheard. AS 1t turned out,
Broadway found it needed Eddie
Cantor and Ed Wynn Just as
much as these high-priced comics
needed the job. Today all Is
forgotten.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
cGpiFi;a is Wizard

Ny. admiration for Director
CGpfa is keen for the reason that
heIto0k AN actress who shows
absolutely, no promise at all
Parbara Stanwyck-and by the
magic Of his direction in Ladies
Of Leisure turned her overnight
intos avery accomplished picture
stars
j M ''TIe Locked Door, the pic.
tlres which introduced the lovely
Mis- EkanWyck to the screen. she
contributed o performance which
I thought any school ingenue
could equal without a rehearsal
4 pigeon oled4 her as @ Broadway
star whose husband Crank Fay)
had inside good In Hollywood and
s-sla0 Just took q studio job as
lark - - ~
Tim came Ladies of Leisure,
End Barbara Stanwyck by a bril-
liant pefformance made me com
pletely revise the earlier opinion
gave the credit 20 Frank Capra
andcas Q gesture Of appreciation
nomihated him On my list Of Ten
Reut ,DirectoFS" which was tor
iEln6ed % PIN DAILY.
ulEeEtor Cara vas IN town seS
ssr2ag On sume GHaailB of his nexl
'ir1ue ~DIriEiele" Pl1t,sci.y
u1r1xrr List Ewumnn trfe1 ~
m41 80 eHmw ~ tnweaaHF. bue @
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
EDDIE CANTOR
FUN RULING AT
GLEN ECHO

Everybody talks about the
weather, hut nobody does any
thing about it," Mark Twain re-
marked. These days people do
something about tat least they
take measures to mitigate the
heat, and q large part Of the
population have prescribed Glen
Echo park as an antidote for ex-
cessive temperature.
Washington'S free admission re-
sort, reached by q breezy ride
along the Potomac on the cars
of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, by motor or
bus, offers more than so ways
to entertain and an1use oneself.
SKY rides are good breeze catch
eTs, and among these at the park
may be listed the ferris wheel,
airplane swings, derby racer,
roller coaster and big dips.
In the old mill, it's cool as q
cave, and throughout the resort
there are many shady hooks, with
plenty Of tables and benc b e s,
where one may stay all day. Re
freshments Of various kinds are
available.
Every evening except Sunday,
dancing may be enjoyed In the
open air ballroom to the tunes of
McWilliamS' star band of IL. The
big midway. penny arcade. cater
pillar and carrousel are other d.
versions that 60 a long way to
make weather reports something
of minor interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31

RK.O KEHTHS-JOe Cooks
first talking picture, Rain OK
Shine" e screen version Of his
broadway musical comedy hit.
win be the main screen attrac-
ton opening Saturday. Joe Cook
can do everything except initiate
four Hawaiians and In .'Raill or
Shine" he Is seen as an acrobat,
musician, tight rope walker, dan
Ger. and last, but not least, as
actor. Louise Fazenda, William
Collier, jr., Joan Peters, AdOlph
Millar. Dave Chaser. and Tom
Powers are in the supporting cast.
Frank Capra directed, The sup
Elementary screen program win
include a newsreel, scenic and
music by Freddy Clarks ReK-O-
Lians.
PALACE-Fred Warnings Penn
sylyarians, famous stage and
screen band, comes as the head.
line stage attraction opening Sat.
urday. These melody, makers
UE0uloG y 4GM 00A "a tAAASel
striking scenic effects, including
the Flying dominoes." On the
screen win be William Haines In
q wide open comedy, Way Out
west" Bad, Bold, Boisterous
BIN will be seen as . ballyhoo
carnival expert at throwing the
bun but not so adept with COW.
In the supporting cast win be
Leila Hyams, Polly Moran ana
Cliff Edwards. Dick Leibert viii
have q new organ0logue, the
Hearst neWsreel and an overture
by Harry Borjes' Syncopators win
complete the program.
FOx"C Cheer Up and Smile" .
screen feature which win INTRO
duce the younger generation Of
Fox stars, will be the main screen
attraction opening Friday. This
college story is said TO be told
with an abundance Of good music
with Arthur Lake. Dixie Lee,
whispering Jack Smith and
Charlie JudelS prominent in the
action. On the stage win be q
new Fancton and Marco revue,
1.-THE Peasant Idea" IL win In
troduce June Worth. johnson and
Duker, Diehl Sisters, Gen. Ed Le-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
TARDIN LIDO IS
THRIVING

With the weather man handing
out series Of beautiful midsum-
mer nights, Jardin Lido, the sky
playground atop the Arlington
Hotel, goes on its merry way re-
joicing.
Friday night will see still an
other Of the popular frolics, with
q floor show OF Lido favoriteS, in
GLIDING Frances Williams and
Austin Shaw.
Dancing to the soothing strains
Of syncopation. as purveyed by the
Les Sheriff. Lido Band, with the
man in the moon furnishing the
spotlight, is to, say the least, an
enjoyable way to spend one Of
these summer evenings. A
Excellent cuisine and service as
an additional drawing card.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
Seaside Park Pool
Is Free of NettLeS

There may be nettles at some
Of the beaches along Chesapeake
Bay, but those smart bathers who
avoid them by taking their daily
plunge in the big swimming pool
at Seaside Park find no Diff
Guilty in fooling them, for. e
ti1ey say. while disporting in this
cool delightful. thoroughly ~
tered salt water. . there's not q
YlettIe IA an ocean full" The
sac water flows into the pool
continuously and, day or Night
you can swim and dive with
plenty of pep and no Tear OF
troublesome jellyfish.
But the pool is only one OF the
many attractions Of the amuse-
ment resort. You find, as you
enter the park from the Chesa-
peake Beach station, the NINA
ture railway, carrousel. coaster
dip, custer, whip, shooter, air
plane swing and ever so many
more devices for making the time
pass merrily; and II YOU like to
dance to poppy strains, the fine
band conducted by Bill Strick-
land is on duty every evening in
the big ballroom, which IS swept
by breezeS from the bay.
Excellent refreshments are avail
able at Seaside Park, and picnic
parties find it an ideal spot.
Prizes viii be offered for the
three largest families at Seaside
Park, In connection with the fam
lily picnic and kiddies' day.
The awards win be made. in
front Of the ballroom at : p. m.
Friday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
IL cANTOR,s VACATION WILL BE SPENT PLAYING ONSTAGEl
PROGRAMS COMING TO THEA TIERS

Daphne Pollard, Tom Dugail. Ines
Courtney. Frank iMcfzugh, Eddie
Nage1it and Phillip Strange fear
tured. The supplementary bill
Wal lhclude music by the Earle
c0nc eEt, orchestra. Daniel BreesIEin
ccndllcting and vitaphone varie,
ties.
EIROROLETAN.s ct h.r 3 .
Faces East, Warner Brothers
adoption Of Anthony Paul Kelly's
famous stage play, comes las the
first at the special features booked
for Silver Anniversary month.
Eeatliripg Constance Bennett and
Eric Won StFohetrn, this exciting
story Of a. girl agent ia the British
intelligence service In the world
war has been adroitly directed BY
Roy Del Ruth with q cast which
includes Anthony BushelI, William
Conttellay. Crawford Kent.
Charlotte Walker and William
Holden. The supplemental pro
gram viii include Vitapl1oDe
Varieties and the Universal News
Reel with Graham McNanlee
as the celluIOid reporter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31

Vine and the Slinkist Girls, with
Leon Br1siIoff pinch hitting Is
master Of ceremonies. Fox Movie
tone and an overture BY the Fox
band viii ccmplete the program.
COLUMBIA ~ ffless" the pic
ture adoption Of the famous stage
play and Z. w. H0rxl1ng novel,
with Ronald COlEnan starred. holds
over Tor q second week rs the
main screen attract ION, beginning
Saturday. Raffles' has q notable
list Of players III the SUPP porting
cast which enlists Kay Francis.
Ernest Terrence and Frederick
Kerr. Laurel ana Hardy appear
las collectors In the MGM comedy.
Bacon Grabbers, an MG-M
cOlortoae revue, Manhattan Sere-
f1ade, !" the. Hearst Metfotone News
and the Columbia concert orcneg-
ira, Claude Burrows conducting.
ccmplete the program.
EAREEThe eiiyer anniversary
week Of Warner Brothers win be
observed with q notable bin. On
the stage win be Eddie Cantor,
stage and screen star, In person
Cantor has Just complete d
''WhOOpee. In Hollywood ana win
offer q new budget Of songs
and some Of his ininlitable, stories.
on the screen viii be Dorothy
Mackaiil In her latest First Ma
tlonai picture, Bright Lights"
This Is said TO, be q fast moving
story Of strong dramatic content
with Noah Beery. Frank ray.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
A Double Negative

when Joseph M. Schenck re
turned to California, AL Jolson
drove to Barstow to meet him. On
the way back they got Off the
main road and had to inquire how
to proceed.
the road.
"Do you know how to get to San
Bernardino?" he asked one Of
them.
mo" replied the man.
Just as the car was pulling away
the fellow came running back
Heres my friend" he shouted
s.and he don't know, either"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-07-31
Going Right Back

like the genial George M.
Eol1an. Eddie Cantor Is q demo
cratic millionaire, not only poiiti,
Caily but. as q Snowman. he WIN
do anything within reason or
diGnity "a boost the show or those
Who retain his talented services.
THUS last night he smiled his
.broadeSt and wisecracked without
pay while the reception commit
tee presented him with q floral
horseshoe and led him gently TO-
wards Clicks camera. With
Bin Ewing as director; Manager
Ed Mochary, Of the Earle Theater
as supervisor, and Nat CHASER,
as the personal representative
oss Warner Brothers, flashlights
doomed and Cantor gleefully
initiated Gallant Fox by draping
the expensive buds around his
mech. The reception committee
and several hundred spectators
got d good show for nothing on
the Union Station Plaza.
Between the flash explosions
Cantor confided that he goes
back to Hollywood in six weeks.
Els family are still there.
"Whoopee" his first picture, opens
in New York, August 20. He
TANKS It's q swell job, very much
, like the show, except that it has
less songs and Producers ziegfeld
and GoldWyn have drenched it
with beauty. He plays four weeks
Tor Warner Brothers, week at
Keitn'S Palace IN New York and
has one week to rest. He hopes
that thermometer viii not touch
100 while he's here but would be
happy II his favorite stock climbs
that high. His personal observa-
tions d, who's hooey in Hollywood
he win indite for these columns
some day before his final show
at the Earle Theater. Today he
VIII take his piano player and
in some quiet corner Of the Hotel
Mayflower viii put the finishing
polish on the act which opens
tomorrow.