The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1901, Page 9

Fe EERE t i Berd lo ‘ Vidty WORLD: LULSDAY abv asitaoG, iced 5, 190t, 9 ; AND VALOR IN THIS STORY.'*TO HAVE AND TO HOLD” IS _ | ee ne A SUCCESSFUL BIG PLAY. a 'It Was Presented at the Knickerbocker Thea- tre Last Night and Scored a Triumph. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has beem in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of ld ae INA has been made under his pere EE. SAL ZH A: , sonalsupervision since its infancye 4a, Fetches uw no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and + Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of fnfants and Children—Experience against Experiments th What is CASTORIA ey Ue storia is a harmless snbstitute for Castor Ol, Paree ric, Drops und Soothing Syrups. Té is Pleasant. 16 | contains neithes Oplian, Morphine nor other Narcotio sibstanes. it destroys Worms Miss Mary Johnston's Charming Love Story Given a Fine Pro- duction by Charles Frohman. tghted by The Frevderi Rights Reserved.) Stokes | Vera and allays Fe + Diarrhea and Wines f NHAtON HAs proved to} Colic. Heretic ouble + cures Constipation 4 ) her charming nov Po Have aid and F es the Food, regulates the - a t wlvent Mt Stomneh and x henithy and natural sleepe stepped Th caritwinig ‘eof the bos Che Childre 4 Motier’s Friend. 4 mamest 18 ti Ufeea woes allan ia wher had|i made it so tremendos : sms = § aod eae wo a tar oand tt fe this compeltins ’ 4 i> N . Ser MeSH La erence nen DUR TTD a Ah cexuse CASTORIA aAtwayrs aetna cats Vad did the ffageance of tte original atl aptivate! the fine farhlonable folk who! 1 the Knickerbocker Theatre night, and witnessed with m of aratification te frat wat! ance of the play which tas been made from Miss Johnaton’s novel ‘The play ts the very best yet founded pon a popular book first ausience , applauding rere could be no po! amph without lage tet Elise} vind AAA AAA MA Bears the Siguatuye of 4 4 CJ . ° ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought 4 | In Use For Over 30 Years. _ Jacel so heartl ble aut It tells the whe THe cent#um Company, 17 MURRAY OTNEET, NEW TONE CITY. eae a F * oo trey | “HAPTER VItt | Amusements | musements. Fonnd at Laat. 0 he had eo | eto has Detescluze. “se PROCTOR'S 4 PETRI A ARE NE SUM, Citizen Jourte, or Cltlzen Jo- pailecniaers | BW KS PAVORITHS THEATRES. might have jhe news Mi : ' aye CHANDA REV INES EV AUD! 4 a She asked them, :housn “a aNow é ay " G Metts ft Perey Stn ANG. . Mh ht ert Lorrain ne iulvh an ” Sain S. shes his firaterival of tt ules rte te ee | SAVO Biway & Sth St. A tn . ai SS Mats. Wed, & Sat. b | ei Hatshese li Th: jNothines The a STER & BIAL’S BIN {. But {Governor's a son Charies Wated r hent hd Ge Mi be retired to make wi if re called The Tings Care X KO i i for watch M Tres tna} 25¢ 1 59: Cohans} Laughs Son, iG reswea the; Mathews and Bulger! cen engaged, | 4 i s i Sones | fended trving ns Lady Jocelyn Aone y tO enn Tnly tess tonic PALEY WALLART. RROD % } . Letwh, Waete) Osan ighieal'| SESS - —_—>— Tiemumieat aH a itegey Law | Ring or Weging in ettraneo: « to Da . \ ! It begina where ine lov iterate ‘ and Lady Jocelyn began, : ow before the churet: in J. : =e) lil mavesyalonsalpwlyel aw ACADEMY and alwaya attra t ‘ 3 lor this tender asain tn xe 5 1 cause LW narkows)" VITAGRAPR. ES Dea ia emo n Ment Of over UNCLE TOM’'S CABIN. WHITE RATS! a ee he ae the American, tir stores Dramas Lion Palace Muste Hallb wey & a Be 4 kiss was re ere ip w iu . THIS WEEK. A foal Vaudeville Show. WON T L f 1 1 tear a . N’ eRe ) 1 mY Anthony 1b d ot | FDL DEE DEE “*'G. SMe ran HERALD “enue Ra mpell for te] : ' sta ; ‘sil wo] MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. hecho a liken tha " ha} : of \ i { WaM Tou AIM iy Wn TL DNA MAY. FROM EP THERE. 7 ach FELT COYTRANED «+» by has given the ple y neavelliizn , Aahaek | SPOTSMEN’S SHOW. ROTM, ENGAGEMENT OF DAN DALY, ’ Peesence. 2. Withteglon nnd steht stldds i . ha hers: i Pais fe KEITH'S N Nouveos a Beane vy COURTNEY. EMPIRR® COM: 4 we EMPIRE inyiee, pare wee | LIVING ART STUDIES. utr k symypat ' ~s 4 0 fi 1 “ = : : ; cn they or gennetts, tunes i Reraia exs | ty peenern : eaten vate MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE. 05", REPUBLIC 2! « hae at of wey, c a +216 z sa mis VIOLA ALLEN nae |CAPTAIN JINKS... te ad n when they vers thing else o him in his must be had ever bee: t—there was ina a Matinee To-Day- avy soci” DEWEY BROSDWAY BURLESQUERS- NEW LIVING Pf Uborial nef mck’ nentthe j; ran To Have & To Hold AMERICAN Agar 4 et tim when i qualntanc them at tha Kerbocker, for naturainess aad the At betng carried (here WAS Wort wher they 4 fe hin ran Winetion 4 Us ‘ oldie tet FOR WOPMEN Vo. would be surprived like everythin Saipin hen lis 4 i ; would @ per Pes wey | you knew how many women use Omega Oi), ihe wonde 1 i ne ifre: fused te 1 yt ° Ip wan at De ui se mmunity iy A is a = Pete ahha? a 4 hat supe | Cand thes bur h we ma f ment that stops pain. Some of these wor yup indy PRITERION THEATR Rv #15. Mat. Wed.,Set 3 i Are hy ene iproar of | i ‘ i} — DRITEEIGN THEATRE wAeville Feature. a . here Were A WTADR ICEL CUS hone { Seta society, too, and have their maids rub the oil on them. Poor peo) f fatiner faturde DY _THRONG 4 n-that would be wor x i : : Pear aret eats one 3 he answered c | « t ! c lv vi i J ! S than the honor of her twa a do, not kno finkevers Ace Unis worse: Na see, celyn of MLE ple, who can't afford maids, either rub themselves with Omega Oil, }JULIA MARLOWE ‘ \ | Harte MARY MANNBRING matt Merings through Parts me ere 1 shall] deat A oby th « Visape Irv: Tt has nil the pathet! 7 : r ef. very (rooc 7 * “ ne ey ser . In (Santee Meredith.’ tee SO With. wuch thoughia besieging her. | Mn: Durand es [et tes car + ody imere, with faa Ms Lee nan estat w young) OF get some one in the family todoit. vou se is ze very good | MADISON * ces 282) y aie sere turned her face to Pere ia Chaise tonishment, Susanne the red tag thre er it for a padi.) — —— ae for tired shoulders, lame backs, Evge $0) Mats “Setnesfey and Saturcey Brooklyn Ami rte. A kept her te land ‘the Natlonal Guanta stood” by It i. td ba UER | ON THE QUIET. rooklyn Amusemet It seemed an eniiess Journey, thoukt! “Watt hero, then, a moment while T| bareheaded while the comin wae TRES. | Biftiiol tad ig, (WILLIAM COLLIER | QUIE ares ct fe was not really far, Sho dragzed here | coil him. whe snide and Meappeared, || ered inte ie REAve. THE BROOKLYN THEA ES. | suff joints, sore throat, cold inj PHEUM Bi s,eeif) rather than walk 4 along jue a Then she returned and ied the pny | cami phen Ce way Girl" and “Way Down | the chest and rheumatism O Every Daye td no ow lay | an. ‘ i had reafed on her rin | han Ale neds Dat ai tal aly ul iy Raat” (mong the Bt i n't blame people f FANNY RICE & CO., . : reed Suzinne jer a i i OAT y Girl) the pretty musica! | in a good many fami- ae Visi A 3 coOliS AND DAS REGIBES H swear, oo ” eo ee v t of! ee oy 4 | Econ anal y « not an very | tn folinw. tie exampte | sented at the Cesumbla ‘Theatre in bho fh #/ LOUIS MAt . HNO ME ART sya AcTS=9 goal and of it fh Hrookiyn tat night arthur Dunn ans © Or pry night before ye i Le eee o vm abil to att or ne of the cant did well i F; fs i - . S ina anid reat herself, ther iatioak | Motel the act of eee Ray ean! hnrma pas | to bed, because some one CASINO. I GRAND A WISE GUY & r Rut he was tn was, In faet, dls revolutions a > oral play, wan fe he Mor | - eG But not f She novi aot uM ANd neti, and coud already talk. a jt. and mad f fe ophe wtnga settings Were on eT to have a pain somewhere) r i <), ELITA PROCTOR OTIS | red on until at low ay tieie ‘ ‘ : aborate wcale, and Che company was + ! TY ‘ Veh. THE GREAT KBLLAR, 4 . ss "itue Gre Etrange los NeeAvare antler cot, AN {eapable ane ek crgse! DNs SEOthereeiisiwedt ae ; NTI Y © corner of one uf the sireets| the hile beside his bed and kis PDL yee aaa toc ee aerels HH Guilty Mother” which has pray Bae alll eee tenon ty VIGTORIA SEP 4 to the south of Were L and helt ht hand, and Suzanne at Hesenoceueueettane p eapnpulartty 20grinK en revo TR RECHI Sig tO gnts NAS , L ADY 5 THE ATIRY. 4 in tive m f aL a ta Raed (Pa Ne Continues.) ee eee | in awinl tot of pains, MEY Li : SLE ea aN pastaSePHT RD , house Citize, gourde Nad told ner ——__—— ' Vine Guy" was tho offering at a Bh oF wine ¢ SCA OUTGORMAECIiRltellaslllocoried ig ‘out, fio "the | NEW MESSENGER SERVICE, || iratuel bs ine mem ist as n , GRAND Se ST a Rrra | eapmnse nena nore So eeee 5 ne! le bh heekindl | t . 1 fi r ions and « *, eed Fort Maly SFSU oth nel with an odor i At the Orpleunt a ang and ex 0 5 v ? r " 3 4 of zarlic, out en cs ( gye| Postal Tetexemph Company tiem eviient bill han alse | health as ere “NS RUNAWAY GIRL ; \ehe asked | Fians for Additional ar- a Py MANHATTAN * et We F we TA { Matinee q me hen nut Late in the afte | uant rorme : ' ‘ W's MO N AUK, ant Sats 4 he other ext day the tw womel Knowles’s spectacular pro. RT: ‘ 4 * | - . Duper ne| ‘The Postal Tei ’ Ginn wadis? wan, presented Way Down East. 4 Tey: ny han filed neum. ANTI eae re he who brought Dur- ly even spoke pan: ATLANTIC one. Fi STATOR GI UE ] and” hers apariment) when na Way was afrald of the otner, | #enger company, It wt nown as — l Ss (ebeRMON g wounded sell you t feito ed ind embar | the Ponta! District Messe, < mint | Wz Dramatic Cl tertal : nine | SINATING RINK, ut must enters tell you have e other n Bat in nd will bear a sim relation to the fu 1 tle of lex in Rrooklyn | Rare ste NIOWT, 1 with M. Durand, and 1 must of o tn | Amateur dramati SDEN : ArEe Byte hin ip thelr feelings and triol not | Parent company as ihe At -Jare preparing for a untque event at EDEN % i qahe ond woman abrugged Mer shoul) i shaw thelr emburruemment even trict, Company does to the FNL Nome Mall, Sev ang Nintn| MUSEE ¢ ately Meweant ers. thelr manner, ‘nion | B | tetbee ! nade know wothing of that, muda. 1] ile needed both, their mintstrattons, Bah | wtreat, Itroob ro AUN KGHIN ME tn have my orde while he suffered there wax no} The é btohed ean ry : 5 sitcoits ult, Slear what ho, want ise MOF “Jesioury. eee aa eS | DALY’S wei fs) The Purposes of the Pan: ; Hise drew. a fve-franc plece from her| “Chere Wik 8 Ute Sen Eline had to ; ‘ : : purse, cand pushed it Inte the oldl ter sereelt sieon Tame." and then Su} coat or aheavy wrap. American Exposition of 3903 Woman's hand, #ay iy: zane took her seat by the bed, and | Fy f i Mattes Mylan . i But it iw ua tte) nT mune | were hats | Nelterera Play, ta/te Neat. < 1 udiite many nrony,) Tt vod for every: LYCEUM ‘ wn fully described in the a i re te him. Please snow ine he apart-| 7 ue yacon as Bile woke, Suzanae| Charies Henry Meltzer'a English vere} LU eed aia Dancing will fos Cian linimenthe ML World Alu .c und Bueyelo- i ent, wd the place to te ‘ad siting [LTO . yo oa. linime higa st : s ui vid Almanac eye) +f The bribe ettalned tts end. die hot awk’ tor It f | AemiocHaUptnannsreamspiay pe len: —_—————_— 2 for, HE! ROPOLIS Wnie a "| pedia, * * © A reference book of i "On the fourth Moor, the r that} claimed tt nete,”” will be read this evening in the 5 7 ought to be good for. | I USMENANDOAIL | 800 pa * + * Substan- fs Tat Uie head of the stalroase.” | Durand wished ver to be-by him. They | concert hat of the New York College of Concert far Mee, Newton, se ne dt bound, © 9 Pal Kthen, as Filde passed out of hear-|both felt chat. although she had not #aid) \jusic, No, 128 East Fifty-elgith atreet,| A testimonial concert to Mra. Mary A. Toa druegiat glia Nenega, Oi | KULLIL u bound, - Price 256, un she chtickied to heracif: 80, and therefore Suzanne ane of her for you a1 r ‘she did not] Oy Mra. Helen Well, of Cambridge,| Neston takes place at Mendelraoh [all epee | EV ARSE pe DER MALiONENSCIAS |*,5 3, Ropgete by, nemedeaions Tap te Ror ; fraxes'from each of ‘then, That] own accord, fearing that b indy neg fei | bs Be ‘orseale by eee 86 C e will se Y ? a odor Rosenfeld. Mr.pcis Walker, C. Basto e will prepaid. LTH oT. MUS } ee ” e i Ly : Baly, she would not jeave them. She’ Meltzer will @ brief address. lgevern trio are the contribuvyrs.. in cash, money order or etampe, |HUBER'S Den of Untataable Manthey, tne