The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1903, Page 7

ts Attention in Clyde Fitch’s Latest Shy at the| rious in Drama. @ Hs STORY PLAYS ITS PART. Picture ep ilscsine Makes. fowien Sob, afd Subterranean ded Other. Fitch WARSI SOLSMITH A'S MASVA New York could hardly, have held it was to Inugh. or it may be injustice, to say those hats looked as {f Mr. than “Major Andre.” Were it not*for a staircase lead to the stage Instead of up f slage the head-dresses, with companitaent of bulging bustle: EFITOHBEFORECURTAIN |" sccepted aa the expected “surprise.” A Clyde Mitch's latest! But Mr, Fitch started out cuttin: ‘the éerlous, \s a mixture of head-ja swath in the flooring of the audiencg was disposed to vote opened a new box of tricks, ‘Then ,bohold the living p! manee in an old-fashioned, @) and history. We give headgear @, because in this play, seen at Jast night, it rears itself high Ristory. “We won't blame Mr. inte werving us a half-portion of 1 “because most of us got about ell the history we could ‘comfortably wallow at school—didn't you? 3 for. the head-drees, Mr. Fiteh ess “deserves a wilver-threads- mohg-the-gold vote of thanks, This le of, head-dress ix so old that {t ts and, as for thoee| EVERYWHERE 118 RETAIL . BRANCHES. ay f pepvush of Manhattan, Vath. Wiest Ave. cor, 13th 8, ‘Tol. 2435 Orchard. ‘eu Firat Ave., cor, 20th Bt, . Tele s847—A8tH Bt. 514 second Ave. {041 Second Ave., i Tel. 1336 Madison Saba 1667. Becond jAive., cor. 4th 14042 Second Ave., cot. st oe Gon Sugar. Granulated % Ibs.. Best Sugar, "Sc! Crackers. ger Snaps, Kennedy's Oysterettes, the 3 pkges, + Gr J Sor sith Bt, call 2407) Morningside. Bighin Ave., cor. isla st. cos Morningside rin Picnic Hams, Delicious little Hams, lean and sweet, tb a CEYLON TEA. Golden Tips pickings; in cartons, +; Ib. J Uneeda Mik Biscuit. Zu-Zu Gin- 8c] Ceylon — Choicest NKORT. them), ut designed them. ‘They were wonders, and | they willbe more talked about, perhaps, ing up m the ir ace s and spreading, brocaded skirts, might have Fiteh x auch stage with bls subterranean staircase that the it the bine sibbon of novelty until the last act Old-Fushioned Romance, re ot Toe od frame? By this time history had stepped In| and virtually saved the altuation, What ‘had gone before rambled rather atm-| lessly ‘and walbbled a bit on its his- frionlo. legé, “Andre was in love with Cc} Oc New Orleans Molasses. Blue Ribbon Brand, the old jashioned highest grade New "15¢ Orleans; quart bottle..... Anema 3c ——_—_—_—___.. CRANBERRIES, Extra Fancy Cape Berries, quart...... ar Cries Biihrcr, Commerce $: It may be base finttery, | teh had | loved Goodrich after all—a shallow| humor of his earlier characterization. + sweetheart played in shallow by| Mr. Byron playea Major Andre with and dirt. All the drains the Women. Chrystal Herne, who did [ttle more| buelness-Mke celerity. Mr. Fitch, in a and pipes are healthy: |] $5 Mackintoshes. 1,89 than look pretty. curtain speech, safd lovely things about Spaces A Miss Herne looked particularly well in| the new star, and at the end of the 5 $6.50 Raglans, 98 |a frame, when, on the eye of Andre's|play Mr. Byron i the compli. $10 Mackintoshes, 3.98: execution, Barbara's picture spoke to! ment. Perhaps Mr. Byron deserved a = him in a vision, |that Mr. Fitch sald, and perhaps he |] $18 Mackintoshes, 5.98 ‘Mhe only shaft of Nght in the theatre! didn't. He was forceful and manly, but . ic |] $22 Gravenettes, 9.98 was that which illumined the lving|hi* work was almost entirely without qaverine | PRG Gn | his play does not ‘begin to take hola were laid months ago, and we have secured the lary cans have been much reduced. Details in the list T WONDER IFHE % CARRIES ANALAAM, LotR, ANone Ss Wist0N - sgned rie = agined that Major Andre had captured | the fate of his muster was truly appeal- her heart, and finally decided that sh ing, and in artistic contrast to the light THE’ WORLD: THURSDAY FE f a “aera BYRON AND CHRYSTAL HERNE ON THE WONDERFUL TREE IN “MAJOR ANDRE.” $B0OOH2O9509-99HSF4SH9GHOSLEH DEO OEDOCOHILSODOEOOSIDY FILSHDOOOOHE 14 OE 8 5 89042$506891-G900-0008-008686-689O66400860184666666400 who frat thought she more than Arthur Byron to } ©8099 998 95-09550030 000: marvellous sky-scraping hats which the) Barbara Allen, | rnsentovons maids and the good dames | doted on Nathan Goodrich, next im-| closing scenes touching. brought te Greater New York (smaller pleture, and when the condemned hero #hading. (whom Mr. Fitch made a soldier of mis-) sfortune instead of a spy), t carried on 4 farewell conversation with the lady In the dream of a frame, there wan & suspicious jot of sniffing among the women in the audience, Ordinarily the serious ts not 1 FXteh'a beat mood, tut in this inatance ve Into the shadow of the gallows, The ending. lke that “Nathan Hule,’ sa necessarily tragic, and leaves a sombre impression. Arnold Daly's Work, until ie dri Amold Daly, in the character of Andre's devoted Irish servant, did Mrs, Sol Smith, expanded to circus- ent dimensions in her revolutionary and Mrs, mewhat 1 both capital gela Keir, in a scream of @ hat, was a Guy Bates Post gave a vivid plece of acting when as Nathan Goodrich he found himself second cholce In the affections of the fluctuating Bar- | bara, ot!) the play was staged with acourate, ic. detail. real than ‘painted, was especially king. The Me SAG hid hls hero was Wwondrously’ No such tree ever grew before =| strange. the stage. funny flirt. off ore :§ &° OOD $5 4996466966-04 All Stapletay was the mad career of t down Cahal street, mouth, eral boys, home of his master, four years old, and old, were standing | their home at the t the animal made a st direction. revolver and fired. SOS uy a4 Yas pos "43 WAIYAM. 6oaDR Icy Miller's Powerine e the His griet at rest is. ble, metal, are Whiffen, in were An- ‘Thomas clreumference, olonial dames, a verized and mixed A woodland scene, the cloth, tree, however, in which Maybe it's a spy cD. sornigeR 1 MAD CAREER OF DOG IS CHECKED The policeman, assisted by sev- drove the dog toward the Then the policeman drew his ‘been giving chase scattered in all bs ; Ais A rewire (We Scrubbing brushes, mops and house cloths live to a respectable old age where Ammoniais used. 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Oxford, beaver, melton and vicuna, 10 lo! full satin lined, made to sell fo! $20.00 and $25.00. 7.50 Men's Winter Overcoats In black, gray and 0.00 Men's Winter Overcoats, all made AD im- ported cloths; black and new sray Oxford, full satin lined, made to sell fo and $35.00 ... e Fall Overton th black and tan, made to sell for $15.00 and $20.00; this sale..... OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. . 235 BROADWAY, shel Post- Office. Ladies’ Gloves. © The Drive, Venus, 2-clasp. + Saturn, 3 pearl clasps, H Jupiter, par excellence, $1.50 + ie 86™ ST. & 322: AVE, OFFER Corsets. 59c $ Straight Front, $1.00 } Fine Coutil, i. $1.25 } Lace and drawn ribbon at to; & bottom, regularly 4.50, 88 ome silk lined, 7.50 & 10.00 15.00 The ffannis glove Pp ic elow: TAPIOCA. Best Quality, Fresh Ground East Indian Tapioca, A me J | ew Canned Goods---A Sale | A’monster sale of the choicest packings of this season's Canned Fruits, Vegetabies, Fish, Soups, etc., will be held at our Stores Thutsda: ay, ayant and most complete stock of the highest grade canned goods ever gathered fora sally, h CHOICE. ~ GROCERIES [BLUE LABEL PUDDING. Curtice Bros. Ingredients of finest a delicious 19c quality ; dessert; Lb. can, The New Canned Goods. Fruits. Essie Brand Cherries—Finest California, case, $5.28; dozen, $2.70; can.......+ Essie Brand Lr deeds eas ae $4.32; doz, $2.22; can. Essie Brand Pears— Finest Callorats, $4.32; doz., $2.2; can. Fssle Brand Aphons rine Californi, case, $4.08; doz., $2.10; can. Essie Brand Green G: fornia, case, $3.36; doz., $1 \— Finest 45 CaN, sa2e) CoN or East View Brand Cheeries—Cholce Call- fornia, case; $4.32; doz., $2.22; can East View Brand Peaches—Choice Call- fornia; case, $3.00; doz., $1.86; can East View Brand Pears—Choice Cali- fornia; case, $3.60; doz., $1.86; can Bast View Brand A ereue Chat Cali: fornia; case, $3.86; doz., $1.74; can, Peaches—fFancy Southern, good syru $2.88; doz, $1.50; can....... Pears—Fanc ¢ doz., $1. vA Silced Bee Peacshes—Fancy California $ ; can Pineapple—Sliced, can. can,. Me Strawberries 2-1b, cans. CAN. eseceeeees New Jersey Sweet Potat Southern Bartlelts; case, $2. SWEET POTATOES Last View Brand Green Gages or Es Plums —Case, $2.88; doz, $1.50; can.,, case, "106¢) 23c "19¢) 19¢| "18c r 15e 19¢ 16c} 16c | 13¢ 10 15c 15c! Ie! 10¢) Vegetables. Tomatoes—Finest Jerseys, case, 2.64, » 1.38; can | Monocacy Valley Corn—Case, 2-16, Oy. 1.14; can.. 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