The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1903, Page 7

, A extremely skilful and beautiful, AD OF 02 COMES TO TOWN * Incidentally He Makes His De- but in a New Playhouse on Central Park Circle Known as“‘The Majestic.” MERRIMENT IS A BIT SAD. * Montgomery and Stone Are the Chief Men Performers, Alded by Little Anna Laughlin and Grace Kim- ball. Whether the Majestic Theatre !s un- comfortably uptogrn depends entirely on the point of view. A Tottenviile, 8. I., young man escorting a Fordham girl to the theatre would probably find it @ heppy medium. Anyhow, it has flung the torch of en- Nghtened gayety nearly a mile further toward the Connecticut frontier, and Planted the first outpost of clvilina- don in that former mhelstrom of bdi- cycles and more recent rotuada of beer signs which is really one of the very / finest sites in New York. Having more elbow-room than its downtown rivals, the Majestic flares more bravely, and last night the Circle made the local habltant blink, blazing as it d!d like a jewelled fragment of Broadway tossed carelessly to the very brink of the wintry wilderness which is Gentral Park. Before you reached the door you were reminded that jt was a new theatre In @n untheatrical neighborhood, for the local habitant foregathered numerously to study and comment upon the “‘car- riage company” as tt plunged into the _ portals—Fifty-ninth street gaping at phenomenon which Broadway views with fine disdain. Inside, a handsome, roomy, span play house in green, with gold trimmings. Real green, you knuw. No new-fangled comproim'ses of art tones or pastel effects, but “geni-wine”* green that stares back at you boldly And won't be denied. The New Play Hanne. The gold in heavily decorative con- volutiéns of moulding. Two polished granite plilars support- {ng ithe proscenium arch, and above therh two immensely fat and chunky euplds, or cheruds or something equally Undressed. I'm not strong on interior decoratlon, but I do wish somebody would clothe those cherubs, if only in a coat of gold paint—anything to subdue the dasaling plaster-of-paris whiteness which makes thelr chunkiness the most aggressive thing in the house. Otherwise, comfortable seats, plenty of costly glitter, elevators to the upper Here, and pretiy nearly everything that thefmost éxacjing playgoer could think | apick-and- of. Which leads up to “The Wixard of A8.2 production “The Wizard of Ox" ‘. Tt is full of and produced with the combination of < gausés and jights which the Simon Magus of Forty-second sireet has taught his contemporaries. ‘There are Garkenings of the stage, “transformations,” which a ‘And the stage manager has produced some chorus effects that count. Notably | ene in which, head-dressed In huge pop- H ples and clothed in rag-tags of green leaves, they stand in thin lines, motion- » leas save for an occasionally weird wav- Ring of heads, representing a deadly poppy Brove whose fumes kill the way- with the snowstorm that follows, exterminating (ie treacherour poppies, borders on the poetic, But, in most important respects, * Wizard of Oz" fairly reeite of London, » Ont, und Pi Mich. You are avked @ shriek with merriment at a cow and lion that Would de voted out of rt © any village hal! enterialnment. ‘Taere ts "Eno striking novelty in ensemble singin <.@r dahelng, the chorus {6 employe chiefly in merch ing in good old ; many of the p » persons with cave- comed, “Dhe § And countermareh- | je nein Speech and wong fi David C. Monigomery, centri: comedian, was hi Much grotesque ‘business. hem of being Biff und Bin, ; ‘the vardyeel circuit a ginger into a coxi! juction., most {mportan( female part Anna Laughlin, a nx in baby frocks, aple, ss suspect diverted to Inject; , but tame pro- i Beasle Wynn, a snapely = 4nd graceful young Berson pret too— | ; and acted sweetly onven= © Hlonel boy part _and desery ‘ favorite. Gra Kimba' active girl, exited a talent for say- 201 sin a demure, Fay olever lines in The them thenmelve: Ete Mireat’ crib trom thee "Bt ot a Hey that It's hard to heve faith jn) KATE CAREW ‘ AGED BEYOND HER YEARS. + NEWARK, N. J, Jan. 0.—Mery Durty, @ No, 12 Chapel Court, wae arraigned before Judge Lambert in the First Criml- + @81 Court this morning on a charge of Bgeuy, preferred by her first husband, Bernard Durty: Mer hair, elmost entirsly gray, and her , face mivaaies: the looked to be a woman thirty-four, her hat \ing in by the hundreds. ANNA LAUGHLIN. AND BESSIE WYNN, WHO, IN BABY’S | FROCK AND BOY'S CLOTHES, MADE HITS IN WIZARD OF 02. 30,000 WILL G0 TO THIS GALL. Sale of Tickets for the Annual! Charity Entertainment ef the Knights of Columbus Had to Be Stopped. Madison Square Garden in tts time hae been the scene of many an extravagant function, but it Is sefe to say that the ball which Is to be held there on ‘Tues- day, Feb, 2, by the Knights of Columbus, will far surpass any of phe Garden's for- mer displays. In attendance atone the affair should be a record breaker for Chairman Pat- rick H, Dunn has already been assured of the presence of 80,00) persons. It ts not believed that so many can be do- commodated within the Garden and there ia some apprehension as to the danger of oyercrowding, At the sug- xestion of the police no more tickets will be sold, though requests are oom- The popularity of the Knights of Co- lumbus Charity Ball ts due to the fact that Its object is so praiseworthy. Every one of the 11,00 knights in Greater New York is willing end ready to contribute, for the proceeds go to the hospitai-bed fund, and this fund has been the means of untold relief to the sick and injured, ‘The {dea 1s that when a persdn 1s taken to any hospital in New York and ig discovered to be a member of the order communication is had either with President Dunn or Dr, J. J. Shea and the hospital authorities are dnstructed to take care of the patient at the or- der's eapenuse, ‘The fund also provides for medical ace Upon any member who Is in- ted for work and supplies the, family with the necesgaries of life, | The Committee of Arrangements for |, this year’s event are Chatrman Dunn, Yhairman John F, Gibbons, ‘I'reas- | vrer John Widdecombe, Secretary John | P. O'Brien, Patrick J. Tracy, Bugene P. Clark, mes O, Farrell, John W. | Plucker, Theodore F'. Meehan, Victor J. Michael r, Frank C. Yhomas J. Dunn and F Invitations have been sent to Pres!- dent Roowevelt, all the Congressmen and Senators and Mayor Low and the heads of the*yarious city departments, Prom!- nent > who have promised to Charles F. Murphy, leader y Hall, an ardent knlght, all the Stwpreme and nearly Judges. The C. fifteen years has had ch. ich for of the H. Coster Company, w dnaugural all deoora signed a regalia for the Inside of the Garden that should quite transform its usual appearance Separating the ball floor from the promenade are dozens of pillars draped rg, yellow and gold, set of electric Hghts, vered with four Amer- ceiling 15 c i ‘The fvst part of the evening will be devoted to a inilitary drill given by the Fourth Degree members. under the direction of Lt McGulre, of Regiment. After that @ pand of 106 pleces tarts the ball a-rolling, and dancing will continue un- u) an Indefinite hour, Court} SKULL FRACTURED (HATCHING A HT ‘;Henry Cooper, Who Was Just Looking On, Was Struck and May Die. Henry elt fracture of ing in front of the No, 200 West FP last midnig men on the sidewalle b © fight He was watehing them when they walked over to near where he was and one of them struck him and knocked him down, his head striking on the sidewalk, Believing he was only siight- ly Injured Cooper went to his room and slept soundly through the night, Te felt all right w he awoke this morning, but when tempted to get out of bed the sudden pain In his head sent hin back to the plllowa, A doctor was called and he was sent to Roosevelt Hoypital, where the doc- that he has’ an even chance Cooner, who Desh em- Ig twenty-three years old, ployed ana omar ae aes His family ig prominent socially and financially in ae Providence, R. To Eat Well, TAKE You will Eat woll, (the Btomsoh ty healthy and atura! You wilt Sloop wall, otimulative and You Will work wall, to the Btomach,'punfy the Hi Sleep Well, And Work Well, Beecham’s Pills BROAUSS, ty) thets apecifis Action on the’ Digestive Organs, Beeotain's Pille remove the ane oppression commonly Gipeeionee:) sive a appetite "edge.""and restore BECAUSE Besoham’s Pili¢ gently calm frritation of the Nervous Byuam, while by thetr cleansing ackeombpor the [Aver and Kidneys, Digestion prope: eee regularity, to feos fh aad Lboxpysaigal soind and, posy are Veegarea or - ‘elnmber, 1d one, feel reatless atier an excltiri Sonvivial dose of Beeohara’s Fille ¥fl quickly indace telreahing tie, te BECAUSE Beecham'a ville Dring about the proper. Asati tovigorate the Nervous Syptun, add £¢ jusolen, tus wees the toadoce-oreae) oy puperncarnsonten cea ate foe ta Une me. Son! Everywhere In foxes, 10 cents and 28 cents. evens west, ton ofthe food taken, give tone Coupon in Every Package INSTEAD OF MEAT - Qisier: OATS:= FOR BREAKFAST CATS VERY iME There Are Only Six sixty, and they; show, which opened In the Armory yer- RON SSK Z wath , Homes ade | /thurant, at No, Gree ‘bled to death t ‘ She went about sh parent health during the day, Later she ing weak, She called ran to her. she her hip, and tt Dleeding profusely, but n to know what to dofot her. Dr. Rice was, finally brought ho discovered that the 3 a varicose; vein. Bhe talk Hudson. Street: Hospi fo much blood that her & followed. : terday afternoon, contains about stxty! aon BLED TO DEAT, Companions of Waitress Saw Her Suffering, but Were Ig- norant of Relief Measures. rane g arrange: gid trial Cor ; and peo | of which the cat Achment, comprises Including many of) lzes at Madison Are Merely an Adjunct to Poultry. | Yaohtamen to Dance This Evening. \, The Bay View Yacht Chib will give its annval Invitation ball this evening {yrtle and Knicker- . Brookly George ©. (nectat to The Krentng World.) President ho Ridgewood) pe, : ident of she i cause’ her associates were tnabie| The World Almanac gtver STAMFORD, Conn. Jan, %.—The ca ih of Trad nice charge ‘of| to understand the nature of het amitc- | pages of information om! An Saomial Wfid-Wintes 7 PERG. Sale of Yotrons IHOUSANDS of women will eagerly read this news, and they will just as eagerly attend this Sale toner OA Fo the list of attractions is immeasurably superior to anything hitherto offered in Mid-Winter. Prices Are Lower Chan Ever Betore in Sanuary, Every inducement, in fact, is extraordinary. The Sale is particularly notable for its comprehensi iveness 5, a ‘cludes everything that is needed every day. 1—Quantities are enormous. Enough for everybody, no matter how great the demand): ' 2—Qualities are superior, the very best makers being represented in broadest variety, 3—This Store having the greatest and busiest of Notion Departments, it is fair to assu: that the bargains named below are positively beyond the reach of competition. 3 On sale in the Main Aisle, to-morrow, and in the regular Notion Department, Main Floor, 18th Street. BLACK DARNING COTTON. ees, SELTING black and LARGE Biage' ted PINS fer eng plain and crimped @ CASHMERE MENDING WOOL,” CHINESE IRONING WAX, with TWIN ANCHOR and SEW-ON FRENCH PEARL BEADS; astort- handles, a dozen, 7\ HOSE SUPPORTERS: fancy ed sizes; 10-in. string; wsually 5c. 50 yards, best grade, black and cole | 3! card, FiPICIRGNING WAS [felled isle elasic; regularly 25¢ 0 20c.; 0 string r {to c.; @ pair, 50-YARD MACHINE SILK, black ; RENDERGARTEN (BEADS; and colors ore dozen spool, )FANCY, ALL-SILK FRILLED ; MHEMINWAY & SONS’ I\enaths + regulasly| Se, and’ (9c, SKEIN SILK, all desirable shades ; usually 4c, 3" skein, MEN'S LISLE ELASTIC SUP- ROMAN SEWING (SILK bck PORTERS, usually 18c.; « pair, and colors, the best there is in every WOMEN'S, MISSES’ and CHIL- the arrangements, SDE AVES nec re arti roman & dl Band 7 RoetinOSTLe LACE PINs; good quality pearl, coral and tur- quoise; one dozen on a card, NICKEL-PLATED SAFETY PINS; sizes 1, 2 and one dozen on a IS 5 MUSLIN COVERED CORSET CLASPS, white and gray, LINEN CORSET BACES, TAPE MEASURES, woven, ihe! in AMERICAN PINS, a paper, 2 5 deal 100 yards a deren 67a; DREN'S SIDE SUPPORTERS card; 3 dozen, 5|COTTON TAPE, a roll spoo! nickel clasps, pin top; black anc ae RENAISSANCE PATTERNS, TIE wie: regulary 1de and 12038 $ McLee et abana te ENIEFS env LACE PAT YEARS, aL, WOMEN'S LAMB'S W BASTING COTTON, whi @ ani NS BLACK MOHAIR SHOE 1S WOOL : each, LACES end 3 poralehs 5 | SOLES sist 3 Ts ep 72. ea cea ia iy: Double covered NAINSOOK Ro ROC ay ; : yard © DRESS, SHIELDS, rubber lined « GOLD BOND SHOE DRESSING, Fee tlre can Oot SOLES. 7.9] wool, a doz. 33. each zen, 90c.; a pair, § | large-size 3 usually sol FEATHER-BONE COLLARS; en RICHARDSON'S & DELONG'S es) ane SO oeheton Ba perk, Moon 1S gg) an shapes; allies, “HUMP” HOOK AND EYES, MANHATTAN COMBINA- SILESIA SAFETY ree black and white: two dozen on « TION SHOE POLISH, & SAXONY WOOL. 20 thins oa nickel purse pocket; with warble car )WHITTEMORE'S PATENT. Boer SLEEVE PROTEC’ FEATHER -STITCH BR: ‘ SATEEN PROTECT. , tek andi tobenie ates hy We ter. Ree 6 SHETLA LAND FLOSS 12 eins to og| ORS: apod cul: pa pce: many new ol "i 5 3 N 1220 lect from: a pleoe, Nie tirvally 38e, to 30et a pain, 26 EAT SORSER LACES here are no beuer wools made than those quoted iste 4 ‘ HAIRPIN CABINETS; contain La visible and heavy straight and crimped hairpins, usually 8¢., each, |FLORODORA COMBS, for stray locks backof hair; each, and JP SIDE COMBS, good quality: imita- tion of shell; usually 25c.; a pair, Tew Babies’ Store. A Quartet of Good Bargains for Thursday. GIRLS’ STRIPED FLANNELETTE SKIRTS, AT i ‘Ie umbrella flounce, sizes 4 to 14, CHILDREN’S RIBBED SLEEPING GAR. MENTS, with feet; 3 to 6 years. INFANTS’ LONG AND SHORT CAMB SLIPS, embroidery yoke, hemstitched lawn Hon on neck and sleeves; sizes up to 3 years, GIRLS’ STRIPED FLANNELETTE SKIRTS, umbrella ruffle, some with silk scallop; sizes 4 t 14 years, (Second Floo:, Bast, 19% 6.) Lively Days in Bookland, The Demand for ‘ neplee ’* Books Continues. I's a notable economy event, this annual clearance sale of “marred” books. When compared with our generous under- pring the blemishes in the books,are not worth thinking of. Splendid argains in every department of literature! . Prices fy and, Lass than Usual, ' LONGPRLLOWS WORKS. In 3 i Caharcane, cluding Mypericn, Ostre Mer 404) Barly. Pos ; | Damen” tad volacren Pound in cloth; ‘titles In gold, regularly eold at $1.60; Pia fei earns, THE WANOBRINO JEW, Dago- Gert editions in 3 volumes; woane ta seth) #1C Lope; deckie edges: well printed and fully Muvtratea; regularly wold ak 14,50; out apectal 3. Eugeas Bue, Ri bound im oloth; elit | JOSEPH wi printed and. fully Dound in cloth; gilt Cope; regu! 4.60; t $1.45; our special price 8.00) GReEN's HISTORY OF THE BNOLISH PEO. PLY. In 5 volumes; bound in el repularly sold at exe 25: our my (Book Btore, Fountain SPRING HOOKS EVES, (Gil sites; tbe ce aos tN ards of BLACK or ASTRAs\>> CLOTH TRIMMING; eth 15c. and 25c. yd, 15 5 Wen’s and Women's Sloves in whi only; all sizes; 500, qu fancy mined cols: Se: and Oe 39 ; 8, 834 and 10; $1.00 quality; a pair, 69 107, at (Main Floor, Front, in OY Hannelette Underwear. elect Hubbard yoke, collar and sleeves; sci edge. Specially Underpriced for Thursday. MEN'S MERCERIZED GLOVES, WOMEN'S WOOL GLOVES, : i 35 MEN'S GRAY MOCH j GLOVES, sizes 7, 7%, 756, 7 Me Gloves. aarti pa teat New, Dainty and Comfortable Garments at Low Prices. NIGHT GOWNS, of flannelette, in j 135e | % PETTICOATS, “of flannelette, str effects and (seodda Floor, Bast, 19th Bt.) Women’s Wrappers. Two Stonally Attractive Specials, WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of Flannelette ond a light and dark patterns, extra full skirt, with flounce; fame have embroidery trimming, others fancy washable : 59 ] ‘aid, , eras OF PAR 18. dt & sole WOMEN’S WRARFERS of Flannelette and Sea Island Percale, very patios extra full with deep flounce and pretty eicened waist, And Sust a Few Emphatic Facts. F you can buy a gold dollar for 50c. you will jump at the opportunity. That's human nature. G IF you can come to the Siegel Cooper Store and get Shoes for $1.25 that another store is advertising at $1.50 and bra ing to be worth $2. 50, it's fair to assume that you will hasten here. Let's think a bit further. .90 for $3.00 Shoes,” says the other store ini question. Pshaw! That isn’t worth such a lot of showing, You can get the same shoe here for $1.65, if you want to save 25c. on every pair yor “Women's $2.00 Shoes for $1.50.” That's nothing. ¢ ‘ We are selling the same Shoes at i 00. And so on, Think it over. The subjoined details will help you out, Men's Shoes. Women’s Shoes. Black calf AT —Bution and lace, with tips of patent bathe Wal AP aac 2 yes loyo yer Fi OD or; reat wes and heels; medium-weight extended soles, a 7, 95 Rese hese ses fe gute: aes thoes kidskin with patent leather tips; AT 7) ake callin and Me Ince: with | op at ds Soles tana Rendle: heel Righ-cunved. French evs soles stacy ees he a cad of pure. oak leather: | syle; unusually handsome. season's lone ili copastestons 13 TGS Basta clin abou ad me AT 7. gig to alin ck Raia, abe kidakin | prime and patent leather ; modern ‘shapes, Lepr nd RUBBERS, fw Women and Chiru 35s and bias (tain MA ascend wiser,