The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1903, Page 9

i aS i HERE AND BAC ABIT SHOCKING. See But Audience Passed By Some , Of George Arliss’s Double \ Tuned Thoughts Spoken by the Players. ‘NEW FARCE WAS DREARY. ‘Aubrey Boucicault In Sixteenth Cen- tury Play, “The Man Who Stole fhe Castle,” Was Aided by Pretty ‘Children. “Mhere and Back,” at the Princess ‘Theatre last tight, proved a genefally ‘uninteresting journey, This latest itinerary through farce- and disclosed no new scenes, and much of the time Jed through dreary wastes, ‘where comedy wittrered ty the wayside and brooks of laughter babbled not, We prefer Mr. George Arlisé as the eruelly cunning Minister of War in "The Darling of the Gods” to Mr. George Arliss as -the- personal con- @uctor of a theatrical Cook's tour. Married Men with Pasts, He has'rot ofganized a particularly brilliant party for this jaunt. Thoy are all old acguaintances. Chief among them are two married men with pasts. Married women with pasts are often- times imeresting, but married men— kind devil, deliver us! And ‘when poth these married men have In their salad days known the same “Mary Ann” so well that Bhe can borrow ten-pound notes of them “when they have other uses for thelr muney, | _ and it afterward turns out that the frisky creature is the wife of a chum, one Js apt to feel that ‘this is a bit too Broadway, ‘The inevitable ‘‘complications" with the two trusting wives, left to imagine that thelr husbands have been drowned dur- ing a vayage to America—which' they @id not take—leaves the disinterested Spectator principally sorry that the two worthies didn't meet a watery fate, cious, Indelicate Lines, If ere and Back” is distinguished’) for anything it {§:for its audacious, not ‘to say indelicate, lines, Domestic confidendes inglude refer- ences to families past, present and pro- ctive, and other Speeches in which last niglt’s audience wes epparently disposed to discover a double meaning. Willie Collier and” Peter Dailey might ave succeeded in making tae two hus- bands quietly amusing, but Charles BH. Byans and aries H, Other story. ach . Was, that he could Hopper are an- frolicsome ay have. Moon expected who was bjind, deaf ib, ~at least, the wives were not, ae as. idbet by Miss Elizabeth Barry pnd Miss Flor ntgomery they, were fio exist successes. ae aati: louder, i thom a apltitea ween them @ apirite wale “coal the kon tpmiaty. 4 FP eohege a 3 Wore tore space faults’ ty did, Mr. Hopper. Graeeful Aubrey Boucicanlt, A whimsical little playlet, “The Man ine oleate! in “Pretty Peggy, Chinese Honeym: Daly's; Grace George erald Squa: evenings, matinees, | Casino; “The Darling of the Who Stole the Gastle,” served as a cur e Bates in Ealn-s w dn it Aubrey popeleal Beldsco's Theatre; Barnum & appea "yi graceful advantage y's circus, last week, sixteonth teniury gallant, wio° restores | Bquaze Garten’ to two children»the home which’ the fail- eee of; thelr’ father, has caused them tg. los i186 Ajienwmede a que Mis- Miss Gertrude Tow- in ayaa a | SOIKLYN THEATRES. D a ed Daniels th the musical plece, ne dash and, iy, ode Boog 6 pleasant te Melis’! the clothes Z i ‘about the AlteAcmitec amd thelt cohttios Gi gitiooy to eleehren his ae VANDERBILTS SEE OPENINGS? ELGEWHERE.” “THE STARBUCKS,” A modisty! audténce ‘welcomed -Joln Drew aga com pany back :to the Em-+ pire, where‘! Mummy dnd the Humming Bina Swill be presented for two wésks, when the theatre Will be closed and remodelled.—Primfose and Dockstader’s Minstrels drew a big au-|: dience to the Grand Opera-House, and] made their first publiéappearance since ring the girl “The Christian” at the Colunibia, ance Since Their Marriage at Daly's Theatre In a Box, Bave an enjoyable performance,—Thelthe wedding last Tuesday.in q vox at| Ver, the’ body, admirable’ Irving Place theatre com- pany opened a.week,.of repertoire at Jaughing continuously over Opie Read's the Harlem Opera-House. with a de-| comedy, “The Starbuc tape Pyetterrs tae “Old They were accompanied by two of the to excellent ady apes Rise a piny. ee of, the your 2 irray Hil heatré,—| white, with the conventional high neck dn her Waoarea PAcatd and long aaeeyeny and throughout the access. i Hopkins," 8 eventn) great hats with black the rest ind. een faa pedi and *Sitiged about with giant plumes, th many of the rich ac It was sv0) chown roughout the audi- Sore crowns ostri worl of Fe Julla Arthur product! ae ence tl rf party was in appy Ati ‘ooligan,” a musical farce} box, and between titi the young People Beaten renilo schogh was seen and Bes ude oStte bidtod oitspart eh res tre, im pied ac on opera glasses. ——Williams & Walker fit “In Da: Vandre wore 6. hi oats tie ‘about her ‘neck, while ma,| Ver the corsage were scattered numer- Btar.——'"On | ous diamond ‘and emerald brooches ner ey ralve’ 5 as ular | pendants, ever at ira “Aven 7 ows’ id ete as Bach of the young women, when lea an wore a full length wt into ee cd the Dewe! "hay tines, Harty Wrie Hat i os a i sugcoed ‘a ‘Wide ‘border’ pf insertion Sauntieroy.”" wi ‘ar was trimmed with white-chiffon. IN VAUDEVILLE HOUSES, role of ear Lord| Brom, her shoulders hung the long of a white watered-silk and ermin ‘The beluiliner at Koth'e was Culver's act.—The| from the’ broad ends of which a half’ our -Musioas,, Out et Pastor’ Be oot, ae the mame ind of Flames FOR THIS WEEK HL eve, 704 Nhe chance. toy unr ‘Miss Simplicity,” ovened a week's en- H lad of eleven with consid-|gagement at the Montauk.—Julia init, though’ searce-|Btuart and ‘Sidney’ Toler appeared In es our neys | Thousands Have Kidney Treble Daly's Theatre last night, both of them| of the general health will bridesmaids amd two of tho ushers, Au |celved dally from gratofil m women were dressed 1h |G: dozen tails of the finest eles, white baby ostrich plumes At the theatre’ door, wile ‘wal ting their carriage, a crowd gathered on. th sidewalk and thelr Madison | noying that the ies Dacamie 50 bride; room sheltered oh! ride A istundlng In ront of her, and Do Not Know It—If Any o Your Family Hi Had Kidne: Bladder Trouble Test Your ane: See if You Have It. your morning urine stand 24 hours. Mou find a reddish, brick-dust, sediment Th {evar it particles hte homing tn it oF 4 it is'cloudy your widneys are ta. ed Make Their First Public Appear-| condition and unable to perform th a The result will be thi ladder and uri organs srt pecan te in: Polson the Bhested and’ Woabis to d'gust th f will have pains in the stasit of Reginald Vanderbilt and ‘his bride forpld iver, patne in the back of the head eu c pains and swell ccsohia aud jaundl system will become wenk, and & brealcdown place, wil which will ke Bright's diseawe or diabetes, i y and with prove fatal if not treated pi Breat cai ‘Thousands of unpolicited letters are re- Sad women who have been cu by , Doctors prescribe toa Roepe dae “ato Cure” exclust in all cases of is a. ree a and con. tains no harmful from sediment and pleasant valuable and effective 16 | digestion, and awak repairs the. tissues, poothes and Irritation at the name tite It bullae ®. | Ep the body th nbd restores THE WAY OF DISCRETION. Bob—What shall a man do wheh a girl fishes for @ oompli- ment? Job— Lie, ike the other people who fish, Yonkers Statesman, All Jokes Aside, have ta ig seen our $10 Business Suits Gray Tones, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Hand work, Value $45, - Price $40, Other clothes and things at other prices, but all low, the etatio: |LOVE SCENE FROM ‘THERE AND BACK,’ LILLIAN RUSSELL'S - AS SHOWN AT PRINCESS THEATRE. COACHMAN IS FINED. Thomas Knox Wae Driving Reok- leesly in Central Park—Caught After a Long Chase, Thomas Knox, of No. 127 West Sixty- Beoond street, coachman for Lillian Russell, was ar- raigned before Magistrate Flammer in the Harlem Court to-day, charged with feckless driving. With him was ar- aigned Lorens Sioht, of No. 938 Bighth avenue, on a charge of disorderly con- Mounted Patrolman MoNulty saw th: two men driving down the west drive in Central Park in high cart, going ; a Gallon, Ca him and Bicht, the patrolman made ue of eee plo rape TBione” eapald oh "Re fine for “ite: CHARIOT RACE UP TO DATE. ‘Trucks the Vektoles, Seventh Ave- nue the Course and Policeman Cavanagh the Referee. ‘What Patrolman Cavanagh 1! a chariot race took place on upper Bev- enth averite, known as the Drive, when two truck drivers, Pasquals Canot and moveaiuata, Wher wor yee Walter Iadon, both living at One Hun- dred and Sixth street and First avenue, | $0 1, Mitty raced the" ine’ iundred end. Thirty Phe men were standing in. Policeman. Cavanagh al- and. w Fiammer in the Harlem Court to-day tt, who had apéent the night in Ene ca tlon-hovve cell, waa discharged APRIL 21, 1008. DR. KOCH’S HOME TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis. and Catarrh, ‘Wonderfully Successful Results by the Koch Tnbalation System, Sale of who said he wai tho 2) on the wron Nulty to atop. anty, Jaughey, eeu remarks, After a chase Coif they were caught an STHMA: +], Many sufferers from diseaxes of the throat And ltings find {t inconvenient, and in som casts impossible, to m: to the offices of physicians. Koch Tuberculine nhalation Hom ‘Treatment, with specially prepared Tnhal tion Apparatus, 1s now In successful use in thousands of American homes, | This sys: fom Uses exactiy, the mame treatment has cured ‘Oity alone, an tion In all the pri Sentes, it in successful opera. ,citlen of the Unktag tunity; th a iiepect the Trundreda of guingnlals trom tired patients. ney i Wi ich has received greatest specialists tne acientists the world ‘over, the healing, ‘m-killing rectly into 8 of the diseased lungs and , the germs and curing the write for descriptive booklet with Patients colle CU) Be ont. 22 ned to cke down the ave: Ni ere cee Firdad St. receive epusuttation, examination gallop ne and trial ‘troatment free. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. 25 cts. a yard, Lord ie Taylor, Fligh Class Embroideries, at less than the manufactur- pTION Camobric, Nainsook and Swiss reruiar vines or Et pemes Cr Lasertings in a large and varied assort- ment of desirable widths and ST eten te tr paonauaer York patterns; an unusual oppor- nish materials, black and blue and white. trimmed on neck with shapely taffeta, stitched in kimono elect, forming epaulets on shoulders, § finished with fancy braid; has tour plaits on back and two on each side of front; also new belt and cuffs; trimmed with novelty buttons. Same, 54 inches Large Size Dover Egg Beater, special Bilexo Scourine Boap, cake the Best Moth Camphor sails, Ib... Best Camphor Flake, lb,. LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS, 6TH AVE.. 224 TO 234 ST.. NEW YORK. $18.50 for Women’s $24.75 Suits, TED white only; 29 in. wide; Bold else- ly imper- 1 to 5 yd. in. wide, 12 inches; light where ice fest; cream only; our price Ibe, E - qual- Ber Cc ni 4c Sale of Awnings, An Awning 2,500 yards of remnants of Awning Cloth go on sale here to-morrow gt @ close-out price, want to take care of your back windows this is the chance of the year—Awnings complete at the Speb IaH: price of . stock ur ices | are ¥LOOR-CLOTH LINOLEUMS, from 2 to 6 on our regi» fot om Bis Ava: $2 50 yds., in 1, 2 and 3 pieces; value from 60c. ings; up from...... Ay Ai iO ‘a to 75c. per yd., on sale to-morrow at, yd. sters; Remarkable valu chief Is surrounding him Brass Wxtension Curtain Rods, special. 80 with silver balls on ends, extend from 30 e pura ag tre soul emda rn \ vy in progress here. and blue, all made with the popular collarless Blouse Jackets, shows one of the Leite alived were $22.50, $28,50 and $24.75. Special for Wednesday......,.....sscsese cecveeees oedeber ‘seven gore ine Black Cheviot Dress Skirts, fire, cach r seam strapped in stitched taffeta, finished with. buttons; in- verted pleat back with full train, at.. Soe ea a breed bands of self mater! habit back finished with ane ) perfect hanging and full sweep, at....... bvesesese Ae ives Cloth Dress Skirts, jandsomely trim. med in milliners' folds of taffeta aie nate back, made over excellent quality silk drop, at R E MNANTS OF WHITB PIQUE, from LONG CLOTH, SOFT FIN- ISHED, 36 WHITH BTA- MINE, 30 in. wide, slight- MULL, In Remnants, at, yard, 1.50 Complete for If you little a | 50 Ic from 25c, to 0c, per yard. 5c yard for the Savonnerie Carpets ; value $1.40. value $1,415. Ehrich Bros. The greatest Women’s Suit Sale of the yeat is now Prices are little short of sensational. The sale includes four different and distinct styles of SUITS taken from our regu- lar stock—in fine Broadcloth, Blind Cheviots and fine Lymansville Cheviot, black handsomely trimmed in novelty braids and tailor atitchins~F Skirts are the new plaited effects—trainiess. The illustration unlined, extremely stylish, trimmed at a to lack. Voile Skirts, form yore with: folds of taffetn < 9.95 made in the new flare effect, 14.75 PANAMA LINEN SUITING, 32 Floor Oilcloth 0c If you have a small kitchen, pantry or closets you want covered you can get here just what is wanted in a remnant. yd, for FLOOR OILCLOTH REMNANTS, trom 2 to 8 yds., in 1 or 2 pieces; value W7c Qc. Yd. for Axminster Carpets---Extra. Savonnerie and Axminster Carpets, slightly imperfect, in solid colors of greens, maroons and golds, suitable for offices, libraries or in rooms where rugs are used; just the thing; now in big demand, 49c yard for the Axmin- Only 25 rolls of these Car- pets for this sale, fresh the former bound with silk ta with a rise of 3c, a size, brands are what Eons We brook nothing but the lowest prices. Peaberry Coffee, rich, very ex- Java and Mocha; our famous Mixed Tea, Oolong or English per Ib., Our 50c, Miwed Tea, Oolong or English Breakfast; per lb. Our 62c, Miwed Tea, Oolong or pretty on its outings when such rare pricing as this prevails on handsome dresses. long full waists, French style, yoke of tucks, sertion and embroidered rue, belt also of insertion; sizes 1 to 4 years; special, effect around the face, prettily trim- med with shirred ribbon and full bow on top and back, Some are all white; others white with colored ribbo take your pick to-morrow at Special Sale of Housefurnishings. Other Special Values. Brooklyn Oil Cook Stove, blue flame, wickless.. 4.08 2%4rat. Tea or Coffee Pot, gray onnenelles ware. S-qt. size.. d-qt. slze., Challenge, Clothes ‘Wringer, strongly made, pure white rubber rollers, special ...,....05¢ ‘The Bissell Popular Carpet a Gas Btove, Ught locks, double cleanable burners, strongly made, heavy cast- in that newly reorganized Basement Salesroom where the new if with every article needed in the domestic economy—Hints : - Sale of Refrigerators, HARDWOOD EFRIGERATORS, finished in golden oak, lined with galvanized steel, galvanized steel shelves, inside lining best char- goal sheeting, bronge hinges, air- ba holding 40 lbs. of ice, ee fine ‘holding 0 the.’ oe ios,” spee cial . 25 Bixe holding 1 ibe, ot on, spe: Wie TN Now that “outdoor weather” is here, every one needs a walk- ing suit. supply 50 women with them at a saving of $7 on each. To-morrow we can These Suits Should Sell at $22 Each. They are made of fine man- mottled mixed The 24-inch coat is collarless, Skirt nine-gored side-plaited effect, with kilted bottoms, heay- ily stitched; habit back. All Sizes. Second Floor, 9th St. Section. Handsome $20 Beds for $12. Here’s a_ big bargain o| BA Children’s Underwear, 17c, | Here’s a lot of 4,200 dozens of children’s fine gauzé underwear, ‘om the maker, and bought at a pricé which enables us to quote this extraordinary value for to-morrow. The assortment is composed of white cotton vests and pants— —the pants made with extra gussets; All sizes—the actual value is 25¢. for 26-inch size, © ize Your choice to-morrow, each, Good Grocery & Winé Values! Groceries of the best quality, wines and liquors of the les’ grocery store has to offer best quality in everything and quote the Wines and Liquors. Pommard (Burgundy), Chan- cellent; our regular 24c, kind; bean or ground; per Ib., 19¢ son, 29c, kind; bean, ground or pulverized, per Ib., ¥ Rac Breakfast; excellent quality; 88c and English Breakfast; per lb. 8c Babies’ Dresses. The baby can look smart and They are made of fine lawn, with finished with dainty in- $1.49 Second Floor, Near Rotunda. Infants’ Caps. They're made of point d’esprit, full which white, $2.50 Each. Second Floor, Near Rotunda, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO BLOUMINGDALES'. Ct __ “dy SRVERAL Riesly fu A 45-1. Hair Mattress for $5.98. Made of all soft hair; best A C A ticking. Chateau Yquem, Versein & Min- vielle, quarts, 95c.; pints, Our Celebrated Gauntlet Rye Whiskey—Very excellent, big 18¢ bottles, Maryland Rye Whiskey—Ola elsewhere at twice this price; gil quarts, Men SRobes, Worth $2.98 and $3.50, Made of good quality terry cloth; cut large and roomy; seams, shoulders and entige and skirts protected with a sateen binding to prevent ae Plenty of desirable choice—small, medium and large sizes, choot ‘1. to-morrow, at Infants’ Shoes, 29c, A special lot of these infants’ low kid shoes which we wish to sell Out quickly and have marked at a.price 50c. goods; special to-morrow, 29c. Second Floor, Near Rotunda, es ~ ALL CARS TRANSFER 10 BLOOMINGDALES', SGOT ges 2 tunity for Wednesday, different styles to set % from. All very massive ® and most elaborately trims; med with brass. Beds that up to this writing have been selling at * $20, 2 Choice of the lot, Wednesday, only Combination Hair Mat- j) tress, $3.75. excellent quality ticking. Fourth Fost. Main Floor, 69th St. Section: ~ the pub Pere & Fils, Beaune, qts., 4 Bordeaux; delicious; mellow; this grade sold Ground Fioor, 6th St Section, $1.98, fronts Main Floor, oi 8: Sectia, will do so, They are in black, | blue, red and tan; regular