Our Mrs. McChesney at National Theater in Washington
Washington theatergoers witnessed a breezy comedy of salesmanship and family ambition crafted from The Chorus Lady and Potash and Perlmutter. Miss Barrymore leads as Mrs McChesney, with Boyd Gallaher and Callender in supporting roles, in a lively stage adaptation praised for its charm and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V Hobart
Mrs. McChesney
Eithel Barrymore
National Theater
Miss Barrymore
Petticoat
South America
Methesney
Jack McChesney
Thia
Hobart
Willam Boyd
Heatherbloom
Donald Gallaher
A. Romaine Callender
Abel Fromkin
Gwendolyn Piers
St James
Edna Ferber
Chharles Frohman
Cosmos Burlesque and Vaudeville Acts Among Week’s Offerings
The Cosmos presents a varied bill with a Scotch whirlwind dance and two lively songs by Serramos and Cameron, a dramatic piece Types of Stageland by Russell and Calhoun, a child sketch by Unding Andrews, and a Farrelis Taylor burlesque act. The Du Pace Operatic Company performs an ensemble finale with mandolin and guitar. Clinton and Beatrice as sharpshooters, Bally Tribune pictures, and Island of Sur-Prive with Willam Courtenay and Eleanor Woodruff headline. Rob Manchesters Burlesquersa debuts a superior show at the Lafayette with Dogar, Billy Hart and ponies, Mollie Williams and company, and Beatrice Harlowe star in a lively program full of jokes, songs, and dance.
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Keith
Ruth St. Denis
Miss St. Denis
Panchick
Lawrence Hope
Keith's
Lubowska
Lozem
Miia St. Denis
Bindu
Ted Shawn
Ada Forman
Sadie Vanderhoff
Ernest R. Ball
Wilbur Mack
Nella Walker
Rae Eleanor Ball
Ruth Budd
Fred
Adele Astaire
Warren
Templeton
Fred J. Ardath
Pathe Weekly
Hielen
Burr
Serramos
Cameron
Russell
Calhoun
Unding Andrews
Farrelis-Taylor Company
Frank Taylor
Tom Carter
George Cine
du Pace
Operatia Axingera
Clinton and
Beatrice
Bally Tribune News
Ble
Island of
Sur- Prive
Willam Courtenay
Eleanor Woodruff
Matinesa
Rob
Miss Wijiigras
Frank Fanning
Beatrice Harlowe
Columbia Screens Mae Murray in To Have and to Hold
Mae Murray debuts as Lady Jocelyn Leigh in a photodrama version of To Have and to Hold at the Columbia. The film follows her escape to America with 96 brides, marriage to Capt Ralph Percy, pursuit by Carnal, a pirate voyage, and a wreck, with strong acting and natural presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Murray
Mary Johnson
Columbia
Miss Murray
Jocelyn Leigh
James I
America
Sir Edwin
Virginia
Jamestown
Ralph Percy
Carnal
Lady Jocelyn
Capt Percy
Percy
Jocelyn
Vaughn Class Club Meets at Calvary Baptist Sunday School
The March meeting of the Vaughn Class Club of Calvary Baptist Sunday school was held last evening at the Sunday school house corner of eighth and H streets northwest. John A. Patterson president chaired and acted as toastmaster at the supper. Herbert B. Nevins was welcomed as an active member. Short speeches were given by Raymond H. Berry John P. Wager D K Griffin the Rev R R Hiedel and William W Greene. Berry read a letter from Gov Frank B. Will s of Ohio urging preparedness and church cooperation in national service and a broader effort to meet new problems facing mankind.
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Vaughn
Calvary Baptisl
Eighth
H Streets
John A. Patterson
Herbert B. Nevins
Raymond H Herry
John P Wager
D K Griffin
R. R Hiedel
William W Greene
Berry
Frank B Wills
Ohio
Strong statement by gar conductor declared today
A signed statement by Mr H Reynolds, a Capital Traction conductor, describes relief from indigestion, pain, heartburn, and liver sluggishness after using Dred the great root and herb medicine. He praises faster digestion, better sleep, and reduced dizziness, noting continued use and availability at O Donnell and other drug stores. Price listed at 1.00 per bottle. Mall orders filed.
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Brees
Washington
Gdonnel
Creece
H. ¥. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Capital Traction Company
Dred
Gale At
Strike Settlement Reached as Walkout Ends
Strike officially called off last night at 9. Crews return to work with normal schedules, talks set to begin today. District officials and union reps to meet to finalize terms. mass meeting approved tentative terms. Strike leaders urge unity while officials commend conduct and service restored.
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Cara
Traction Companies Back Employes as Strike Ends
Local traction firms released statements pledging to meet with employee committees to address grievances and pledging to reemploy faithful workers. The Washington Railway and Electric and Capital Traction both said the tentative agreement through District of Columbia commissioners ends the strike and allows direct discussion of issues with employees.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Capital Traction Company
District of Columbia
Washington Railway and Electric
George E.-Hamilton
Commissioners
District
Attke
Car Strikes Back at Work After New Wage Accord
District of Columbia news notes car strike end with leaders announcing workers return to their posts. Agreement lays out future talks on wages hours and conditions, with arbitration if needed and reinstatement of discharged workers. Officials praise commissioners and vow better future relations.
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Carmen
P Pnb
Labor Department
Washington Street Car Strike Novelty Sparks City Walking
A public utilities official denied a formal complaint against strikers alleging youth drivers and unsafe practices. Observers noted Columbia line service remained strong with many cars directed by young motormen, while thousands chose to walk to work and hotels and neighbors opened rooms to stranded travelers during the strike. Government workers and maritime yard unions joined the walkout, with jitney plans forming as services shifted in the capital.
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Public Utilities Commission
Lo A Sterne
Columbia
Treasury
Fifteenth
H Streets
Washington Railway
Georgetown
Mount Pleasant
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Machinists Union of
Naval Yard
Strong
Takoma Park
Brookland
Brightwood
Tennallytown
Navy Yard
Carmen
Government Printing Office
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Display Men At Banquet Of Retail Merchants Assn
The first social gathering of the display men section of the Retail Merchants' Association was held last night at the Ebbit with Charles J Columbus as toastmaster James Madison Carroll spoke on color psychology saying gray green and tan attract customers and a good window display boosts business. Notables included B Grimes George L Draeger J F McCarthy and many others. Quickest Baltimore service advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Ebbitt
Charles J Columbus
James Madison Carroll
A B Grimes
George L. Draeger
YP Firestone
Julius Richards Hart
Breslau
Robert E Cates
A O Ornaul
Rowland Carter
Harts Loing
Thomas Wright
Louis Detterer
Julius Antzif
B. McCann
William Smith
J F McCarthy
D Carpenter
D J Stang
H Berman
R Oyster William Aloysius Werner
S H Hammer
R T Shelton
Morris Nordlinger
B_Lee W Burroughs
M Hansein
D Herndon
Joseph Dresfus
W C Bowman
W PF Brodt
F E Dudley
C T Wilson
M H Kaska
L Dawsey
H G Keyworth
William Gant
P R Flesherm
W A Gentner
H Lebel
J H Hughes
Minor Mishaps Mark Street Car Strike Headlines
Reports say a streetcar strike caused several minor incidents yesterday as cars collided with a horse and wagon at Ninth and S Streets NW injuring a horse and damaging the wagon. A man, Stewart Campbell, 1037 Second Street NW, was involved. No serious injuries reported to the rider, WM Riggles, 32, struck by a fender at Ninth and F Streets NW. An auto at 15 P Street SW was damaged by a Capital Traction car on Pennsylvania Avenue between 14th and 15th Streets NW. Lacking injuries but damage noted.
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Washington
Ninth and
S Streets
Stewart Campbell
Second Street Northwest
Om Riggles
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Noor
Ninth
F Streets
Riggles
Thorpe
Capital Tracton Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
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Congress
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Fishback
Jon Brander
Dahomey
Passell
Miss Rittenhouse
Mr. Taggart
Col Gall
Ellia
Capt Bright
Belasco
Louis Mann
Wall Street
Dodd, Mead & Co
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Guateve Muller
Jte
Mann
Locke
Gusstave Muller
Rose
Muller
Leipzig
Dick Graham
Mahlar
Mahler
Mme
Auguste Burmester
Garden—Petrova
Mme. Petrova
Moore's Garden
New York
New York Hippodrome
Bille Reeves
Ziegfeld
Our Mra
McChesney
the National
Gayett
Manchester
Rose Melville
Comediennes
Sis Hopkins
United States
Orrin Johnson
Enid Markey
D W Griffith
D’artagnan
The
Three Musketeers
Alexander Dumas
Tyrone
Power
Kathryn Williams
Midecean
Gov
Willis
Gar
Penn. Ave
Capital
Pullman
Capital Traction
Wilburt
Andi
Blackman
Newman
Rezin Orr
Hamilton
Federation of Labor
Board of Arbitration
Arbitration Board
Board of City Fathers
Iieh
Inch
Board of Trade
Transportation Committee
Charles F. Wood
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Democratic State Central Committee
Edmonaton
Edmonston
Edmonston & Co
Byron &. d. Adams
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11Th St
James M. Carroll
Baltimore
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