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SERVICES
Free Tneater Tickets


Free Theater Tickets
To Tho EARLE Theater
Bring this coupon. . clipping Of any "a
you answered In this column and palo
receipts of 81 or more within days after
il was eigned BY the advertiser, TO the
TIRELY FREE q guest ticket 70 Warner
Beauty Shops
COMPLETE permanents, 81. so. ME. 4404.
Single Beauty Shop, 502 18th 81. n. W:
FoX's BEAUTY SHOPS. INC.
OK: Os2S-2 shops to serve you-0X. oSo7
BIZ s1l1 Wilson Blvd: 22lS y Sle9e 20
AccOrdiOns
DROOP'S 1900 New. fresh stock: vari.
.o:o.S.-o1.. St. Gus models; S49: % up
Auto Painting
S152 ITP Body and fender work. Rein
W " - Co. Rr: liza 21st; IA; s9S1
AatC Repairing
wINTERIZE YOUR car: gem auto repairing.
Billy Cole rear Lbs Goth NV; 3I: sSI9
Building Material
LUMBER, millwork roofing .insulite. Murphy
Amess Phones VA s09s. Falls ch: lso'
Camera Repairing
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER d'ALBERT. INC.
"a, .44!7I22,,,,o...,..,s1S 10th 81: \; y:
Carpentry
CARPENTER-Altera from roof to-
basement: cottage work specially: prac-
teal experienee Wallet GE9: 7s45s
Cement Work
STEPS, walks, retaining walls. stucco, nag
stone free estimates Jerry Il 2 t5aJscNX
Dine and Dance
COLONIAL Hot Shoppe-Dancing, Chicken
dinneT SOC Wash and Eranklln St.. AGex:
Drug Stores
BEVERLY PHARMACY. DR.. s. ]. Latona.
1919 North Glebe and Washington Bou-
levard. New phone. Chestnut 1922. De-
livery service;
False Teeth Repaired
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
while you wait" Delivery serv. Blueford
Dental Lab, 462S Chestnut st. WI. sos.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait.
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY.
COS 14th \ ": Room 9o2, Tel: NE; 1s3S.
Furs Repaired
FIR and cloth coats remodeled. refined
and renov. Latest styles. Geracy 9.
Inc. 2SO1 14th St. N W. GLAZING
A1 EhEE:
Floor Service
FLOOR SERVICE, by hand or machine;
good work: Eeas: F. Stokes Linz: 0624cE'
General Auto Repairing
BROWNS REPAIR sHoP-work guar.
FOL Columbia PIX. ia. 1868.
BURRUss-Body and fender work, paint
both D. c. and va. 3214 Prospect Ave.
N. W. MI. 1868.
CALLING ALL CARS-Riverdale Garage
fixes them in jiffy. Hyattsv1lle 436:
CALL BARNEY Gen. Auto Repairing. 924
E St. s. W. Ma. 8423.
COMMERCIAL Auto Service-Gen. repairs
under my personal supervision A. ]. Law
renee. RI. 5000 Ga. Ave. GE. 1150.
DANIELS GARAGE-Complete repair serv-
ice all cars. Rear 1925 NV. MA. 1913.
DOC CRUMP's Auto Shop. Repairing on
all cars. 1901 18th St. N. W. DU. 1924.
EssENo AUTO SUPPLY Co.-speeialist
all makes Cars called for and delivered
free sol H St. N. W. ME. 91e2.
GENERAL auto repairing. Guar. UNITY
REPAIR SHOP, 619 N. W. DE. 1884:
RoONEY'S GARAGE, Dodge and Plymouth
repairs and service. Capitol Hgts. HI.
02S1
STEELE BROS-Gen auto repairing
guar; reas. SO N. Y. Ave. N. W. ME.
~ - y;
Generators
GENERATORS exchanged. all cars. So
.r Up; Carly Electric: Ine 1908 14t6 y; "
Hardware and Toys
STEVEN SERVICE STORES
Gas. Oil-Hardware and Toys
2755-59 Nichols Ave. s. E. Ii. 1927
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Of average ability who want an
opportunity. Must be able to
furnish good character ref
erences and ready to start i'm
mediately. Apply at l 80 p. m,
sharp at 1910 Vermont Ave.
N. W., Room 205, Thursday
afternoon only.
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YOUNG men over 10 years old; must be
free 10 travel: transportation paid. See
Mr.. Murray, Room 422, 1404 N. Y. Ave
n W.
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WE HAVE an opportunity for 2 conscien-
excellent floor play, in our Chevy Chase
location Demonstrators furnished. see
Mr. Petit, between 8 and IL a. m.
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Plumbing and Heating

cS Papering. Scraping and Painting GO
pC Special Price on This Week go
Redrooms-DEc 1S41-LiV. Rooms
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MEN with magazine sales experience: on
our proposition salesman nets $500 for
each 9c-a-week sale no advance deposit
to collect at time of sale: spot vertical
ton. Apply ready for work. a. m.
sharp Rm. 90. 400 9Th St. n. w.
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paper. SIS 30 up. We do the work and
guarantee in writing. Call Spigel. Adams
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LEARN Shorthand, Touch Tipping. Book'
keeping Comptometer. ACCOUNTING.
Day and evening sessions. Numerous op-
portunities. LARGE employment seP U9G
SCHOOL Est. 20 yrs.). MA. 1888. 1888 =
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BURRUSS-Body and fender work, paint
ing. Convenient to car lines and buses.
both D. c. and Va. 3214 Prospect Ave.
N W. MI. 1868.
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COMMERCIAL Auto Service-Gen. repair:
under my personal supervision. A. ]. Law
renee RI. 5000 Ga. Ave. gle. 115O.
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Paperhanging, $3.5 guaranteed; go any
where; 1st-class; best for less, ME. 9467
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PAINTING. paperhanging of quality. floors
refinished that satisfy: carpenter work:
guar: esti.: 40 yrs exp. Burrell. CO. 2317
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2 HeIp-WOmen

IA P B. X. TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD
| COMP. COURSE, $40. 226 BOND BLDG.
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BUSHELMAN and presser, experienced
only. 1913 Adams Mill Rd. N. W.
statesmen, several to sell Bendix Home
laundry Permanent employment: liberal
commission. great opportunity for right
men. Mr.. KING, 2OO2 P St N. W.: Apt.
g. Dupont 1858. Apply Mon. or Tues
after l D. m.
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Panerin0 and Painting-Spec1al winter
0P0A prices Coughlin. Ii. S964-J.
PAINTING AND PAPERING-Tirst-clas
work: reasonable. AT, 1852.
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MOTHERS HELPER. white, young; gen.
INV; live in; $50. s07 Juniper ST. shep'
6287.
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F. H. A. TRUST AND CO., General Com
tractors, 62S St. N. W. Dupont 1887.
Why not look at a Christmas gift for a
whole year. Any two rooms papered, one
room will be papered free. Prices from
S65 up. Why not call estimators. Fields.
Jr Dupont 1887
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YOUNG MEN (3)-Experience unneces-
sary. Wash Bur. 226 Bond Bldg.
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DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED while you
vat Modern Dental Laboratory, RIM. BOZ.
NrstOry Bldg l4th G. n. w Ma. 0G73.
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OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS, furnace
repairing. service: free estimates. Lincoln
1S44-J or Atlantic 4SO8-J any time.
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BRANSON'S EXPRESS-Moving hauling
2 generations piano movers. NO. 053S.
MOVING hauling-any kind. Rates reason
able. Garner. 933 H St. NV. NE. 6744.
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Floor Service
General Auto Repairing

FLOOR SERVICE, by hand or machine
good work: reas. F. Stokes: LING. 0624.E
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Personals

IA Personals
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED while you
vat Modern Dental Laboratory, RIM. 5O2.
Ncstory Bldg. 14th & F n. w. MA. O173.
DnG LIABILITY. fire. fur, burglary insur-
aHce. c. Gordon, 954 WASHINGTON Bldg.
FALSE TEETH repaired while you wait.
Emergency Dental Laboratory, sos 14th
n w, Room 902. Tel. ME. 1888.
HFNORRHOIDs eradicated by my own
method; results effective for a lifetime
or money back. Write for booklet DR..
sOMMERWERCK 1865 Columbia Rd.
! WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
contracted by other than myself. PAUL
:. LAUDER.
REDUCING TREATMENTS. hourly nurs,
me. colonies 1922 9Th St. N. w, Apt. 3
SCALP TREATMENT by appointment
Hrs. a. m. to p. m. daily. NO. o369
SOCIAL INTRODUCTION BUREAU
Martha Taylor Hughes. Box PHO Herald
Times. or DU. 3249, bet 9-12. 3O-s.
WE BY AND SELL all types sewing
mach: home serv., zoe. RE. 1900.
WILL, THE TYPIST who copied a will for
Thomas H Madigan about December.
1926 or any witness 10 the will COM
muncate with Box H-49, Herald-Times!
THE HELPFUL ONE"
ASTROLOGICAL CONSULTANT
SPIRIT FMBER READINGS
100 TWELFTH ST. y. W. COR. Il"
lPnrote Parking Space for PGtronsi
TELEPHONE, Metropolitan 1894
no Rncj1i DISCRIMINATORY
CONSULTATION FEE. ONE DOLLAR
See Announcement on Page 90
d. Phone Book Yellow Pages
NINE. STEVENS. PIANIST
F,,., rtH-ne
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RUGS, CARPETS

At lowest prices. Complete assortment.
Nationally advertised brands. Also rem
nants in all sizes. Open evenings Free
parking. Woodbridge Rug & Carpet Co,
Inc. IT'S Rhode Island Ave. N. E.
nITnopt RQ3O
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Building Material

wINTERIZE your car; gen. auto repairing
Billy Cole rear 1913 Goth NV: DI: 95I9
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ALWAYS positions open; registration Zee,
So. WASH. BUR, 226 Bond Bldg.
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CALLING ALL CARS-Riverdale Garage
fixes them in a jiffy. Hyattsville 436.
GALL BARNEY Gen. Auto Repairing. 924
ST s w MA S423.
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ETTP and cloth coats remodeled, refined
ON and renov. Latest styles. Geracys.
Inc, 2SO1 14th St. N W. GLAZING
TpEEf
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MEN 81 direct selling, large concern,
$500 guarantee. training period. Apply
ready for work. sos I'd St. S. E., before
10 A. M Monday
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Help-WOmen
(Continued)

OFFICE SALES. drug store, nurses posi-
tons. Personnel Service, 1911 G st. N. W.
banking or finance exp,
2O-3O yrs. Gentle. Good OPP. for person
who qualities. Natl Personnel, Wood.
ward Bldg.
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Drug Stores

Hot Shoppe-Dancing, CHECKER
dinner, 6Oc. Wash. and Franklin SITS. Alex
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S15&TTP Body and fender work. Rein
Pic " u & Co.. Rr. 1143 21st. Ma. s051
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Beauty Shops

COMPLETE permanents, 81. so. ME. 4404
Single Beauty Shop. 500 18th st. N. w.
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Dine and Dance

STEPS, walks retaining walls. stucco, flag
stone: free estimates. Jerry. u. 264S- ".
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ESSENO AUTO SUPPLY CO.-Specialist
all makes. Cars called for and delivered
free. Sol H St. N. W. ME. 9182.
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Lionel Trains
Moving and Hauling

LIONEL TRAINS-Complete, S5.95 up
Carl W, Dauber. 1920 18th St. N. W.
co 12h2
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LADIES (6) direct selling. large concern,
$500 guarantee, training period. Apply
ready for work. sos I'd St. S. E.. be-
fore 10 a. m, Monday.
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FOX'S BEAUTY SHOPS. INC.
OK. 0S2S-2 shops to serve you-OX. oSo7
BIT Wilson Blvd. 2215 n Glebe e.
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BROWNS REPAIR SHOP-Work guar
7O1 Columbia PIX ia. 1863.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help-Men
COLORED MEN

DRY CLEANER-Colored; must be expert
enced in operating dry-cleaning room,
handling large volume; steady work;
good pay 1919 9th St. N. W.
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IF IT IS PLASTERING, stucco, stippling
walls, specialist; reasonable. Ii. 5317.
INsULATE YOUR HoME-Free estimates
Hudson Supply & Equipment Co. DI. 1910.
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TROOPS 1900 New. fresh stock: vart-
DAUSOA ~ G St. Gus models. $50 up
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BOOKKEEPER-Exper laundry sys-
tenn; S25 wk Also experienced clerk,
SIT wk Wash. Bur. 226 Bond Bldg.
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Carpentry
Cement Work

CARPENTER-Altera from roof to
basement: cottage work specialty: prac-
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Camera Repairin

LUMBER, millwork, roofing ,insulite. Murphy
4 Ames Phones WA. S096,. Falls Oh; l8O.
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CAMEL OIL BURNERS
THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT
More heat--Less money. Also complete heat
ing plants low as $685.. Free est. Economy
Heating Co. 9O6 10th n. W. ME. 2132
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DEPENDABLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
All kinds repair work; weatherstrlpplng
painting. plastering, basement rooms. wa
terproofing, etc.; terms; new additions
907 N. Y. Ave ME. 4941.
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Hardware and Toys
Home improvements

STEVEN SERVICE STORES
Gas. Oil-Hardware and Toys
2755-59 Nichols Ave. s. E. II. 1927
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CARPENTERING. jobbing. remodeling: e.
Inmates free Atlantic 1611-W.
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LOST & FOUND
other Lost ADS on Page One

LOSlI q rOO ..NlN.,gl>,,,o~,,,,
Other Lost Ads on Page One
BILLFoLD-Money, union card. drivers
license; 4th-K N. E.: rev. HI. 03l6-J:
CAMEO PIN, yellow gold. Fri. Dec. o
vic. Sears-Roebuck; gift of deceased hus'
band; reward CIR. 2lOS-W.
CAPITAL TRANSIT BOND COUPONS
Lost between Dec. 3 and 8: reward. Mr.
garet W. Fisher, wo. 06lO.
COCKER SPANIEL. red, female. Lyon PIX,
collar reads HINES Silver Spring. Nd.
! Rev. 2613 2nd Road No, Arlington.
DIAMOND RING, mans. near Colony Thea
ter, Sat; liberal rev. co. 427o-J.
EYE GLASSES. mems. on Fairlawn foot
ball field. AT. 1871.
FOX TERRIER, white. male; East River
dale; Nd. tag s4S4: rev. HY. S1S-F-2.
LOsT-Diamond pin on Edmunds St or
tWestmoreland Hllls: reward: Wis. 517O.
Washington ST.. extended, Alexandria,
Va Finder please call Alex. 1853.
MONEY, So5, downtown. Dec. 9. a. M;
needed; reward. AID. 1889.
POCKETBOOK. black lady's. with money.
check book, ETC.: reward. WI. 36l7
PURSE. lady's oldfashioned, brown, about
$40: downtown owner. so years, needs
badly. Ii. 1O490, Apt. 102 north.
SCOTTIF-small black, white breast
Pity Patty; liberal rev. Pc. 2184-J.
SETTER (mlxed). black e. brown; Silver
Spring; name, Dash; reward SH. 2444.
SUITCASE, lost out of car on R st. N. W..
Dec. 2, containing womans black suit,
riding coat. boots and breeches. Reward.
DE. 2432
WHITE GOLD-Man's glasses in black
case. Eli Rubin's"; reward. DU. 6139.
wIRE-HAIR terrier pup fe.. white. black
spots, brown face: lib. rev. CHI. 4422.
WRIST WATCH. yellow gold Hamilton;
downtown; reward. Pc. 0595-J.
S75 REwARD-Diamond platinum chain.
briollet diamond pendant. NE. 03l6.
FOR lost or wanted animals apply Animal
Rescue League. II o St. N. w. NO. $3.50.
and White Spaniel. tag
No. 1924. Phone CHesnut 1915. 1O5
No. Nelson St. Arlington. Va.
red, female; no tag: hurt
by hit-and-run driver at Wise. Ave. and
Hesketh St. EN-. 1000.
16 Motor Travel
NEW SEDAN TO FLORIDA this week
save money. Ma. 3705.
NEW sedan Fla this wk., take 2. Share
exp. Mr. CLARK. ME. 4S7S.
NEW SEDANS. Florida. Calf. This
week. share expense. Washington Auto
Travel Service. 113O 14th St. n. W.
Nat. 37O5,
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II Special Notices
A SPECIAL MEETING for the election Of
business agent of the Iron Workers will
be held on Thursday. December 10 at
704 Sixth St. y. W. Polls open to
9 p m.
VIM. MURRAY,
Election Committee.
MRS. ERMA STEADMAN WATSON. the
people rearing Evelyn wish TO see YOU.
Please call at their home. or see attorney
2029 r. l. Ave. y. E.
BUSINESS OPP.
FURNISHED FLAT of rms. for sale.
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Generators

STEELE BROs-Gen auto repairing
guar: reas. SO N. Y. Ave. N. W. ME.
OIL
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HERE IS $4,000
worth of hosiery and dresses on conslgn-
ment. Percentage pay for what you sell sell
Married women can make from Slo-9oo
weekly. ONLY those answering at once
will be hired. Miss Brooks, 716 9th ST.
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Statesmen, Agents

THREE used car statesmen for fast NOV
1899 Ford line. Must be sober and
willing to work. Regular lot. Time
given and outside work required. Big
opportunity for hustlers Apply imme-
diately to Mr.. Kuhn, 5000 Georgia Ave.
shepherd 4402 Walsh Motor Co., Inc.
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AatC Repairing
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Bring this coupon. . clipping Of any "a
you answered in this column and paid
receipts of 81 or more within days after
IL was signed BY the advertiser, TO the
Herald Times office. and receive EN-
TIRELY FREE q guest ticket 70 Warner
Bros. Earle. -
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DANIELS GARAGE-Complete repair serv-
ice all cars. Rear 1926 G NV. Ma. 1913.
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ROONEY'S GARAGE, Dodge and Plymouth
repairs and service. Capitol Hgts. Ill.
02Sl
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GENERAL auto repairing Guar. UNITY
REPAIR SHOP, 619 N n. W. DE. 1894.
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DOC CRUMP'S Auto Shop Repairing on
all cars 1901 18th St. N. W. DU. 1874.
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Al RADIO phone. repairs, soc service: IS
years exp. Pats Radio Shop. AT. O02O.
ALL MAKES-Free estimates. one-day serv-
ice; mos. guarantees; anywhere, any
time, Sundays, holidays. Ace Radio. AT.
$780,
BRANNON RADIO sERVICE-An makes.
907 You St. N. W, DU, 9057.
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Tough Assignment

Anna May Wong is advocat-
ing a new national holiday, a
Forgiveness Day." when every
body forgives everybody else
any wrong done them. She
says she may take the matter
up with washington and even
attempt to- enlist the Presidents
help,
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'RosoIie' Now
AtCOIun0biQ

The spectaculsA: M-G-M musi-
cal "Rosalie," starring Nelson
Eddy and Eleanor Powell, re-
turns downtown to fill the Co.
lumbia with an array of daz.
zling sequences that impress so
indelibly that at moments all is
lost, the plot ceases, and Eleanor
Powell begins to tap-tap-tap.
Nelson Eddy, assisted by his
rich baritone voice, gives a fine
performance, as do Ray Boil
ger and Frank Morgan.
The plot centers around a
West Point cadet who meets the
girl of his dreams, flies against
orders, across the Atlantic to
her home country, to find she
is a princess engaged to a "Stiff
shirt" prince. He returns and
she follows him back to the
States, where the usual glorified
ending occurs.
Edna Mae Oliver portrays her
royal role with much vigor and
humor and Iona Massey stim-
ulates with a charming accent.
R. II. s.,
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their imitation of three French
poilus; the Doom Brothers and
Mary sing hillbilly numbers;
Billy Blake, a youngSter in his
early teens, proves an expert
trumpeter,. initiating some of
the famous bandsmen; Anita
Jakobi, an acrobatic dancer, ex-
ecutes amazing dance routines
with consummate ease.
A novel act is presented by
Masters and Rollins, who man
age to get most of their laughs
through facial contortions and
eccentric dancing. Don Hooton
and Margie Knapp, q pair of
youthful singers. shox promise.
A stage program with never
q dull moment. 49,.
Fox Movietone and an anus
ing Lew Lehr short orund out
the bill. ls
r. O.
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tT EZ o tosy Pss m LOVE AND KISSES" AT CAPITOL
Alice Faye Is
GoyStorAt
Keith|s

you're a Sweetheart" cur.
rent at RKO Keith's is swingy-
singy number with title song
full of rhythm and a cast full
of talent.
There Is a neat little plot in
which a Snowman with show
idea and a lovely girl for a lead
gets the idea of a publicity gag
which will put the show over
with a bang; the idea is costly
for it means playing a poor boy
off as a playboy, millionaire
who has a penchant for lovely
girls and an open chart and
hand at spending the producers
money. The gag works, however,
and the show is a success,
thanks to more than one trick
of the trade.
Alice Faye is the honey of the
production. She sings her way
Co the top of the ladder, falling
in love with the playboy on the
way up, saving the day for the
producer with a little brain
work; Ken Murray and his ever
present Oswald, you know the
"ooooh-y-e-a-h" lad, are a riot OF
fun, and Ken even goes a lNtle
dramatic on us, but not for long,
there is no denying the twinkle
in his eye and his ability OF win
laughs; Andy Devine, a husky
with a husky voice, proves him.
self a mathematical genius.
while George Murphy, Francis
Hunt, Frank jerks and William
Gargen lend their talents to the
making of an amusing piece.
This Faye girl has a smooth
voice with the clearest enuncia-
tion on the screen; she has
three, four songs and a delight
full number with the Novelle
brothers.
Added features include a
Screen Snapshots in which Har.
riet Parsons takes us to a tennis
match in which Don Bulge
again does some brilliant work,
this time with an audience Of
film celebrities; there is a news
reel in which hizzoner the mayor
of Jersey town diSagrees with a
certain official Of a union af-
filiation; a color rhapsody in
which some of the more impor-
tant stars of Hollywood go on a
a picnic closes a program, short
and amusing. K. Y.
The Washington times., 1938-01-15
Program
At AtTrons-Lux

The enterprising cameraman
who was on the scene as the
LoyalistS and the Franco forces
exchanged Teruel contributes
one of the best newsreels in the
new bill at the TransluX this
week.
Also in the militariStic, but
less grim vein, is Cadet Cham
pions,' picturing the vigorous
life the cadets lead at West
Point. The calisthenics our fu-
ture generals perform leave you
aching just to watch them.
Films of the ill-fated Samoa
Clipper, the New Jersey Haugue-
CIO debate, and the croWning of
Jimmy Thompson as West Coast
golf king are also timely.
A travelogue of CzechcSlo-
vakia will please those who must
see the world at home, and
"Peeping Penguins," the color
cartoon, will please theater
goerS.
Other reels include the prepa-
ration of the Leviathan for her
last voyage and the scrap heap;
testing of defective cars in New
Jersey; winter sailboat races at
Larchmont; the ported new
home of the Windsors in Califor-
mia; the big Apple" Coral Ga
bles style; goods at basketball on
roller skates; the "Old Chicago"
premiere on Broadway, and Brit
ans drive for army recruits.