The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1903, Page 7

CHICOT ON NEW YORK ROOF SEES “LIFTING THE CUP.” oer A Good Gurmnmer Entertainment at the Crystal of the Burlesques, Gardens Outaide Emina cs Fa The trig y did much to 1 which the ssor In th tion of € nd D, They + y funny Don als» leids a little German ba which would be funny were {t original As it stands the band has bec ohn haee ne | tha Pander okt be mare Jone jum now ed th nany years and does not ew yy Hand ig au al ex Hough some good Ines} nd arent that they areirou i : a “ f They really were det 6 found herein. aher te det ‘The music Is almost as poor as th they it @alogue Lipton Lift the C § now te - fo the one number which p eases. There how ts a good summor enter- are a couple of pretty concer ad sungs AN “AT HOME" AT A FAMILY THEATRE “The Game of Life” Makes Its Audience Feel Perfectly at Ease in the Third Avenue House. It hardly seems as if the Third Avenue Theatre had been closed at all. @arted right where It left off several hot weeks ago. There Is the same stren- uous sort of play: Game of Life be?—and the same sort 47 ‘There are of people are out tn front perhaps a few more new mothers than fn the spring and a few more new babies, The newest niother contentedly nursed the newest baby as she Intently ‘watched the play yesterday afternoon. ‘That's one nice thing ut a Third ‘Avenue matinee—the women themse!ves perfectly at home in Mr. Dixon's ‘family theatre." That the patrons of the place prefer the hot alr of melodrama to the cool It has 5 -what else could “The W make 1 and 4s ilberally patronized HICOT. Nellie Doner tn “The Eseaped Lunatic,’ and James H. Manning and company in “The Irish Pawnbroker."——Proctor's Theatres: The Eretto Family, human bridge builders, was the headline attrac- Yon at the Twenty-third Steet Thea- tre A cast headed by: Frederic Bond | and Miss Beatrice Morgan presented | |the comedy, “The Old Coat,” at the! Fifth Avenue Theatre. “Three Wives to One Husband,” with Edna Archer Crawford and Robert Cummings in the cipal parts, was the comedy offe-ing he Fifty-eighth Street Theatre. was played at the One! at “David Garric! Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Thea- th Wallace Erskine in the title| e and Miss Pearle Landers as ida Ingot. At the Newark house Sherman and De Forest in an eccentric comedy | sketch were the headliners.—Sight- rs from all parte of the country mged the Eden Musee.—The Great | Lafayette headed the vaudeville bill at the St, Nicholas Gardea.——The last | x of the Root-Gardner Aight pictures in at the Grand Opera-House.— Marga‘et Adams began her week as sololst of the Duss in Madl- son Square Gar ne Grand Re-| public, with Its ting roof garden, ontinued Its trips,—Luna Park, Coney | Island, Is making great preparations for {ts Carnival of ns Wednesday. —"A Chinese Honeymoon’? began its | ast week at Manhattan Beach, and be ‘ain's Fireworks had as special spec- and marines from rellef | tato.s the Jackles the Navy-Yard.——@arcel's bas and living pictures formed an admirabic z s [feature of the bill at tne Brignton air of river or ocean was proved at thls | folie ot tte Bas era ° ——A new el first matinee by an audience which jient‘pii was offered at Mortison's ‘Thea: | owded every nook and corner. The |tre, Rockaway Beach.—Fourteen Evil oe fen are {mo sledge dogs werw added t Bs younger element, whose pennies no sledge dogs were added to Se semered, Lune over the rail | tock animal show at Sea tea lice, eal } Con Island. ther attractions at of the top ea Mit threatened to [cies which drew large crow da were No floor below, and the ellenc-|the Johnstown ‘Flood. the ‘Thompson | ASoula teliNe) {aor Peleg ra slap: [Scenic Railways, “the Old Mill” the ing of the reat Coal “Mine, Sea on Land, the stick was hoard at frequent interva's. |White Word and Henderson's Music The Greaser villain was roundly hi Defore he even started on his carniv: of crime, and was hooted and groaned dnto the darkest depths of unnopularity when he dared run the gauntlet in front of the curtain, ‘The hero and heroine were given salvos of sympathy und the little sou- pbrette was all but snatched up and cuddled. ; In addition to offers of work ani All of which means that the Third) cothing contributions amounting to Avenue season Is most auspiclously | 55.05 have been received from persona ‘opened, who read of the troubles of Leonce Tes- At the Other Houves, tus in his letter In ‘Phe Evening Worid Huber's Museum. in Fourteenth | yp 4 TAR CONTRIBUTIONS. street, re-opened after having been | Anonymous thoroughly renovated and redecorated. In the curio hull, Mettling and Bean performed a sensational act on their racing treadle, while a feature of the performance in the theatre was a pro- Jectoscone performance of “Uncle Tom's Cabin.""—Along Broadway, “The Runaway continued at the C “The Earl of Pawtucket” at the Manhattan ant Pho Wizard of Oz" at the Masestle,— With its jong list of acts aad its en- tertaining exir a, “Punch, Judy & Co.” Paradise soot Garden continued to give the best vau- evilic show in town.—Ned Weyburn’s Minstrel Misses, the English Pon’ Ballet and “The Darling of the Galle! Gods" romamed in favor at the Gardeas.—Many out-of-town ors enjoyed the qu: int beauties of Mapan by Night’ and the pleasing operatta, “Otoyo."en tue Mad.son Square Root Uarden—A pleasing performance of “Chimes of Norininy" was given by the the principu and the horus doing work.—at_ K mado a hit song Leonard gave a good monologue, James itorn aired In a farcicat akeich, “An Awful Fix." Bkeiches wee plentiful at Pastor's, tnolading ward M. Favor and Bain ta “Caesar's Angel” Joe and and eval Hall, FUNDS FOR MAN WHO SOUGHT WORK. fm Addition to Offers Employment, Sent to Leonce Tent Cash, of Louis Wolft ". A Friend . man,” 1 has found food and cl fidren, ia working in one | of the positions held out to him, ang his outlook has greatly changed, In speaking of ‘hig long search for us sal a man w thare are men who # have a drink wi you refilse, the samo give a ical. a} uy one with.” For the Housewife DIAMOND DYES They and have been manufactured, give fast, beautiful color are prepared for home use. SIMPLY FOLLOW DIRECTIONS We have a apec wilt Send sample of goods when postlbie, Direction Book and 45 Dyed Samples Free DIAMOND DYES, Durlingtaa, Ve department of a ree, a wer fre any questions about dyeing THE CORTE, TUESDAY EVENING (rOTeT 4, 19m, Tha repr pent searchi from fegulur prices as LPO LEO L LD AD try and buve f val f A Saving ‘Of One-Third to One-Half Regular Prices. Among the prir ipal features of this sale ts our offering of 207 Pieces of Parlor Furniture This Glass Closet $23.50. This Chiffonier $14.98. quartered golden oak or genuine ma- hogany; has full serpentine shape base and 16 x 20 oval French mir- ror; value $24.00 Te | >a —in this sale at | $14.98 This Soft Hair Mattress $5.50. |sive Weighs 45 Ibs., all soft hair; covered in best A. A. ticking; made by our own skilled mattress ered makers; value $8.00 $5. 5 lined —in this sale, in th Cases made by the Ill, Watch Case Company; they have seven jewels; are stem winders and setters; with celebrated Trenton, Banner and Im- perial movements; sizes 6 and 18, for men and women, $4.95 for Gold-Filled Watches. 14-kt.; warranted for 10 years; made by one of the best American mak- ers; fitted with seven-jewelled nick- el-plated Standard American move- ments; sizes 6, 12 and 18, for, men and women. Lisle Gloves, 10c. They are splendid quality; plain white, plain lisle thread and lace mi Of oak te round end , mirror in bt e fancy x Shape mirror aH back OG. and Lt vell fronts of glass drawers in} value $30.00 base; value —in this $16.50 in this sale, $23.50 $10.98 , This Dining Table In highly polished ~———— $18—in this sale, 14-kt. for 10 years; cases made by Watch Case Company; sizes 6 and 18, for men and wonien, Front, Centre 1 oe 98. $11.98. Of sol a oak; good finish; round top and mas. pillar base; value This Box Couch | $5. 98. Buttoned spring edge seat; cov- ees; box neatly °~ $5.98 $2.00 A Money-Saving Watch Sale! | In Which Remarkable Values Abound! in aol 1; jue his sale, >) able! values watch store has become famous. Every watch is fully guaran- teed and is warranted to give utmost satisf $3.75 for $10 Gold-Filled Watches $6.75 for $10 and $12 Watches. + Waltham and Elgin movements gold-filled and solid silver cases; open-face and hunting-case styles; htt stem winders and setters; fully test- ed and regulated; no better Watches ction. ade. $7.50 for Gold-Filled Watches, warranted gold-tilled cases; Main Fioor, 1 Silk Gloves, 39c. 1 Women's two- with double we $11.98 this great sale are simply unmatch- through just such extraordinary Nl i R i Grocery Sal i ousing rocery Sale! These striking price quotations will hold good for to-morrow and Thursday. No mail orders tilled. Giuit (prices ini | Raspberry S9ray— 1§¢ ———————> Sues ens om | Coffee. | Whe Finest California “* 19¢ | our 2c, Java and] ff] ti moked Shoulders; | st rtm p—neat 4: Mocha; bean or And it 18 i oalyone tor \ bate! fangs eanss.c"?. IBC] ground; ‘spe- % customer;prib @2C | many ortvem Sf cial, per th, 19¢ 4 | that our California Wines. Imported Rhine Wines Our celebrated Gata. stedro O18 hOc want brand. ail much reduced, at 2% Mee asp "tk gloves, en finger tip wae the entire Pall from H me 75 Siyles of All-Brass and Enamel Beds, ¢ largest bed ma’ in the t at Exactly ‘One- ihird orf the Regular Selling Prices ! ’ ure del 1 payment ine ar va the rinht filled on ese iets, and w ne person | This Oak Dresser. ‘This Dresser $17.50 This Morris Chair In] li | rtered den ak enuine hogany; is large ¢ 45-inch <erpe base a es | ind 24x 30 fa | oval French E : ight \ hed é $298. ick adjust to four pos bevel mir- # Saat tor; value ons; $26.00—in this sale alle $11.50—in this $7.75 This Enamelled Bed ee TeaTe Table $2.98 $3.98. i $17. 50. sale at | Of solid oak; in dark forest \green finisy; top engraved and durable con-| tinted in colors; “as drop leat $3. 98: lends; size of top 20x $2. 98 27 inches; valu2 $7— in this sale, This Rocker $2.00. This Vernis-Martin in Table $2.98. finished ; & In all sizes; heavy, has struction; best enamel; value $6; 3 in this sale at hogany — fin- Finely ish; — saddle seat; carved hack; value $3.00 — in this sale, decorations all hand a Fourth Flow herry follows Fine ola) Claret € $2.99. Wiiheim mn Hock- Mannentn, zAy hetmer—1 doz “wt. goo famderst costar $2.99 eee tit gti sale "$6.00 in | maraundy—t = $3.80 sind | Llentena: Jon mileh—1 dor, Rie: 120) | "57.00 ment, Bid 8%. Bee Great Sale of Books at 58c. Handsome cloth-bound $1.50 copyrighted books. Quantities of some titles are somewhat limited-—so come early. Ml. Children’s Hose, 9c. Men’s ‘Socks, 10c. 4,000 pairs of _ this Of Good Lisle Thread. Ss, al Of erade of 1x1 ribbed cotton ste ' Start | | name a dozen equa.ly attractive. i i tA TURDAY Met oo Poerher Our August Domestics and Linens lerepe wheels of trade steadily rolling on and emibles housekeepers to economically stock up wit? sll year round household goede HVERVRODY of APMOST EVERY RODY RNOWS how prices for Woollene and Cottons have advanced daring pam sinty dave Keveryhody remembera that Inet AV OUST cont ‘ were not cold weather prices, a that it wae a scare® comoditw ewen at the exorhitent prices later asked, IT MAV BE JUST THE SAME WITH WOOLLENS AND COTTONS months from now, for they aay goods will be scares and Higher prices must prevail. READ THESE QUOTATIONS and don’t hesitate to buy now, so! Blankets Strong Muslin Sheets Sale 0 mkets with other great attesetions, the 1 few Heavy W 1 nding 2.98 00d wide heme itched. j value | AQ conte for fem value selected California Blankets 2B ae ie aS value which that Pillow Case Same, ergo and finish sie 3.98] 8) Mes civiieay “value | Blankets 2) ta for Saas ‘value a Ret Ins supplr—Ton't! reettes made ° the mn Autumn prices controng ted i) i titer rom . 4.49] White Crochet Spreads full size—not starched up to look jeare pefore waht bu Our “Newport’’ Blankets seit aurprine yon forthe press oy Jone fleace—aitzht cot - orders nen Silk 388 High Grade All-Wool Blankets All-Wool"’ warp and woof full 1-4 slze—value $9.90 5.98 | Biankets are rato accept Of mise ta Ail them Taffeta It you axe © wholemlor 18 price you f wonder how we cen quotes low @. fr mind how—take advantage fa White Marseilles Spreads Present wholesale value $1.05, Auxust Silo Price. 1.49 st retail value of fant IT WORTH BUYING Now? Fig'd Silkoline Comfortables Full ine Aufty white cotton Alling—$1.50 kin is SR Fringed Lunch Cloths A Linen=red. bl He or uae. borders Wis usually 79 59 10-4—unually 8 cents 12-4—Usually $1.29... rit two. MAIL ORDERS. xo Full Size Sateen Comfortables filrured both s payee in or covered Linen Sets CALES—VAINO 8.0. eececcsesrsesee 9B, Fine Austrian Satin Damask—spot Handsome and very, very cheap. Hematiigned Cloth stated jemstitehed Cloth x85 dozen Mich Napkins —value 4598...... 3-98 Fringed Sets—Satin DamarkeWhtte, Red or Blue porders—Cloth Gaxs3, a dozen 16+ ue $2.98... Mercerized Damask Napkins Gpod Feather Pillows covered with A. C. A. ticking— 3% pound 3 pound 4 pound P-inch=teatand floral patterns— 34) White Geese Feather Pillows walle $1.50 tozan : Hommed, 98 cents « dozen. 22x30. 26x30. Genuine Lonsdale Cambrics Down Mixed PiHows Yard wide—eleewhere 1214 centa— : sent market rates _ ie a “Inara price—nevertheless, a German Linen Covered— : 84 | 22x90... value $3.50 2.69 Timitntg yards, No Sail Ord 2x30.. alue $650. gs White Mercerized Cheviots Rasket Weave with Satin like Gloss— Feathers by the Pound nt this se. beat sellers foi Cholce white Geese Waists Suite—and Mfrs Half Down are showing them for Fall at prices i ss that will mean % cents strata io Fine Gray Down 15 Our August price....ee. To buy now means money in your puree In connection with other August sale values, TO-MORROW :— Manufacturer's Sample Pieces Silk Mousseline Novelties Such as have sold all 12: cents Come quickly if you want a lovely gown at about a third of its value, ONLY A PIECE OR TWO OF ITS KIND, ENOUGH FOR THE MORNING UNTIL ONE O’'CLOCE, No Mail Orders. season at 39 to 59 cents ONLY + Cool Corsets That touch the lowest price teme values—for each item quoted we could' perature yet reach for such qual AT 59 CE ve Value $1.08 Summer Net and Coutille— Straight Fronts and Girdles. AT 79 CENTS. Value $1.25 to $2.28 | Batiste, Lightwelght Coutille 1 and Summe: urs 1 and other 6: \ AT 1.19. Value $2.25 to $3.60 Batiste and Summer Coutille— straight fronts and medium lengths Ladies’ Underwear This list only part-y tells the story of orset Covers—yoke of 14 27 drab, .59 1.59) Summer Millinery aisle in white, gray end black, all} elbow length silk gloves and mitts tines made wit! h double knees lee Hass GULLY ine zi i ae ; s You can have the latest for dress ov sizes, of pure black silky reguvarly sold anteed fast color; sizes 6 10 8) } Gtendid qualitve. wus ste alae l | outing at small outlersatueadt No mail orders fille at 7c, No mail orders filled regular 1. quality. Colors all's epee SuaraDteed fas un neces Roane man iee a nanan ee ee ee nee M ¥ 0: ss " Floor, 40h Bert) , rash Outing ee Ven ey Hh rea at h ei .49 Bieached Huck | So a | Comfortables, 63c. j Glass Towels. iTable Damask, de. , ae aK els, 6 Handsome, ful comfortas} 1 to $1.95... 6 Owels, OC. 5 Hise with the dai most de. ! 4 “3 Horse cellent quality; size 18x36 silkoli Ine Seu iite H s # Shapes—Black, aches; also fine” Turkish ' hifine: cottor tn ' icra Leght Blue—value $2.69. 1,98 ae ene ful size; i Te cial for to-morrow, 63e! DOF ati i ' ASE +59) mint Remants ” sain Floor, Near Rotunda eT eee to i a Hine Vepestrics and Draperes Sf i nay BS Rains a aH i'd Std 4 tt following redo cm ‘ #| Mrs.Bolts’ Polishing! \ Good Huck \ ; : as Famous “Snow Boy”! See ie er | Value Nee, Ss els WG | shen wise 0 Washing Powder, bel Irons, 69c. Set. | Towels, Itc. | Books, bc. : 35 A striking special for to morrow ober Minted ane ' yders; ali} Cloth bouns ! ‘ “ 1.49," s this “Snow Boy” washing pow- fe aint Y ences S. HAS ORAL ; Roand 0 $1.68 er, in 2-Ib. packages. nasoment, Front i Nose Reiuntas USTOWNINGES:, a jure Neck—wide emb'y aad IL 37!! A DLOOMINGDALE BRog, ALL CARS TRANSFER 10 BLOOMINADAL? BROS., \ ALL CARS TRANSFER TO SI RHGTORMI REE SuA soth and foth Streets B/OOMINODALES', 3d Avene, cath and “ith Straste B! OOMINGDALES' ok with hice Insige, and rue; Ay dessing eG Caan laaaan Mp uso other styles—value «| 59 ‘of—20 don't svc ic heta bal are oer ee el aka eae ols