The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1905, Page 21

| : ‘ The AY SALE OF \MISFIT CHRISTMAS GIFTS. By Roy L, McCardell, Bome Did Wot’ Sut, Some Were Not Called Por, Others Are Dupeates, and Many of the Special Gtfte Wore Not Sent, by Order of the Pur- chaser Who Changed His Mind—All Cheap and Natty, OT 1 of our Christmas leftovers {sa fine Loving Cup inscribed “To President Roosevelt from Benjamin-B, Odell.” This is a handsome ar- Ucle returned to us because the in changed his mind, Loving Oup is in good condition Home Magazine, Tuesday Evening, MAMMA’S BOY. ut : ¢ World's He Acquires Another Christmas Gift in Regular Claude Duval Style. 3ARGAIN ‘D I ASKED SANTA Claus; FoR “THAT WAGON MYseLF..WE MU Have MADE A MISTAKE AND bitter aloes with some fdea of pre- but decided not. Best offer takes it. T SHALL PUNI SA You PoR ris! Lot 4 Bouventr shovelful: of dirt trom-Panama Canal. Intended as « gift from Chairman Shonts to-Senxator (6 very yaluable\scuventr and its genuineness s- vouched for. Its rarity fits values os it is the only thing to.show what hes been done at eyogtasees originally purchased 4 memberships in the Royal Arcanum, Bech, of @ thousand dollars, Good stiff paper; useful) owners Kighly prized them for many years! THE DICTATORIAL HUSBAND. By Nixola Greeley-Smith, HOW ENGLAND'S Q ALEXANDRA, of Mogland, fw said to have the finest figure in the three kingdoms, @he has been pronounced the youngest sixty years’ old woman in the work, To preserve both these distinottons, of which she ts very proud, she works hard "Tt Is not generally known that her | ; : i itl iF i rs af i z 2 E i E : a i Ea u i 3 z i i : & : i : i i E : § E by E i d i es i gi Hi fi : i 2 E mMaAmmMa!! PAPA!! do! 00; DON'r BE CRUEL LET US ALL BE MERRY At THIS HAPPY she seliom indulges in it, cycle fastened ie fi Fa it to the floor, #0 Lolen| = < 25835 iF Z Market News. _——— Cholly W, Ououmber, Mina swell who gets Collie Wabbles—tha cholic, created a ton street to-day, South ily 3 ge 2 i ue 28 ae tb i z* i ae . i sys ii! if Bs25 December. 26, wt By F. G. Long Criterion, with the cream of the theatre- UEEN KEEPS YOUNG AT SIXTY, ‘while you fish. ‘The musto of the brook , Alexandra's face, amooth as that of @/along at the speed limit, This brings drives away gloomy thoughts, Bven | two-year-old, # made # by fishing. the King has tried #, and there ls a all the muscles of the belt line into “Wor her hips the Queen drives 45 | play, Tt is as good as walling and bet- Plce in the Scottish highlands where | automobile, There ts nothing in the | ;, all the royal beauties go to teh. [t ts | world that reduces the hipa like the the greatest wrinkle curs in the world. | auto, She grabs the wheel and whisees |is pn for the figure. Her Majesty is a firm believer in it, but, being slightly , for ik exerolges the arms also, ‘THe Queen walks little, yet walking @ Queen belleves In rowing and she has @ rowing machine at Windsor, where, with the windows open, she pre- tends he is boating, @he believes in bloyeling, and has @ etationary dren, But she carried this family bur- bi- one of and here @he ets and rides, bys eves in rocking and she has a sta- ing chair, one of the kind placed that tly fifteen minutes HB vogue ot hei I the short coat vf one variation or an- ew of those tg Ae) found iS, 0 front i? “whieh is attached ie | i E & i 5 72 A but suiting materials are ' tate. HRNe quantity of material wired ; wide, with 484 yards Piaf Barrie and Barrymores Spread Good Cheer In Two Plays, HW ‘Three Barrymores, “grotesque | den romain: eccantriques” and “refined come- bach , aienne,” Tt might been at Hanrmarstetin’s. | or: across the aquare, but ft was at the going town enjoying «a truly merry Christmas and exclaiming “How de ental!” ‘They roally wore delightful, that Bat- | ron Me bit, “Pantaloon,” and that J, M. continued-in-our-next-thres-acts, “Alloe- Sit-by-the-Fire.” Tt was like @ Christmas course dinner | (14 with Lionel and John served hot off the ye Sos cont tally acted by. Mins Agnew, ches of takes serious) But presently Mr. Barrie became ag theatric as his melodramatic brethres, ‘That was when Amy, of her father, who pre ber pred visit, hid closet, leaving a telltale L the mother, follor dd by a giimpse of the 8 white dress, goes to the opens it and shuts it The Beatrice Agnew as Amy Grey. ourtam, and with Miss Bthel coming last, but not least, there being three p boating himselt at bis ows ould not nine mothers out of f out of Jacts of her to bit one of the elder| in have yanked that daughter brother. her hiding place and demanded an ex«j 7 planation? ‘o this, ve: Ukely, the Taking them as they came, Lionel and | Pinte Barrio would aay that hie le the John Barrymore both scored untaue | tenth mother ‘i r nt 7 Nevertheless the scene becomes thes \ \ successes a Pantaloon and Clown if the | | teva ath no toes interesting, from % ourtaln-raiser, The fantastic Barrie in| ihe torment the elove ne | this odd coneelt went the fellow who |away, Perfect stage Petes weed 8 ® takes us behind the scenes one better, by taking the big holiday crowd at the Criterion Into the home of the Harle- quinade, with Columbige making toast for the household, and the hearts of | the pantomime tribe open to the public inspection, Without a programme to gufde tt the audience would never have known Téonel Barrymore. He has shown sev- eral times before his cleverness as a | “character actor,” but never more | strikingly than he did last night, As| the doddering “old ‘un, who was plunged {nto poverty and despair be- enusé his Columbine married the shil- | Ming Harlequin instead of the sovereign Clown, who revenged himself by reduc- ing Pantaloon to “just one of the we Uc"—ignominious fate!—he gave a now glimpse of his talents, Mr, John Barry- more was equally surprising as the | Clown, capering here and perohing there | as if he had been brought up in Drury Lane. Misa Beatrice Agnew waa a win- | some and graceful Columbine, and John P, Kennedy an agile Harlequin, though both looked extraordinarily fresh and a Fine ge Abia intel A redid 1 Ethel Barrymore as Mrus arey, from town to town, They brought with portent g Peatieraan. af Mgnt here a hem “xd” tp the person of IIe roi tae cee Barta to MBow belts ae When Amy's mother gets her our q for ite runaway parents by having while the father's back is turned, and ‘ip good grace and to turn out| then, with the slam of a door, maker Pd ene a Or thg| nim, believe that the girl baa comocge sm Bettie tha precocious one of| <2 Jol them, it i the glove that Is I n on A he name, | Wier undoing. Rollo has shown tt 19 gf KF palling, “the ot ua" by nis net mame | Grey and told him a romantic vam ‘Joey.’ Thia ‘'plea for an len -/ and when he ses Amy drawing it ou, ug ily,” aa Barrie puts it, wae Doth an! he sees what he sees, amazing and) a pathetlo bit of grotes- tif lan tad Ay marked out ere. ” on J an my as learn A) wiMAlioe-Sit-by-thesPire wk? | the ecire, oceupy Another act, a ‘ty rie's best in years, It ts a delicious! Alice does not get a chance to sit travesty on the evils of present-day the- | by the fire until it is time t go home, atre-golng, with playful raps at the | Bhe has been too busy ‘until then to. modern drama that kept fhe house ring-| enjoy this home comfort. It com #7 ing with laughter. to her finally with the sentimental re- hut the joke was on Miss Barrymore | fodgion that her young days are quite as Much as on "those disgraceful | and that the fireplace Js the plac seenes which are so fashionable this | her. 4 year,” for, Faving everything else out! ‘There Is not @ dull moment In he of the question, she couldn't, even by| piece, and by all the laws of Intellid oy wearing her hair high and her ear-| gence and humor it should cheer the rings low, look the mother of three chil- | town well along into the new year, CHARLES DARNTON. i ad May Manton’s Daily Fashions, ~ is a thonrough- ly established one, comtume of the Greesler sont shows other. Mlustrated ts a model which gives all the jauntt: ness and sty}e 08: sential to fashion at the same tine that it means actual Qsseae fap bo 8s tdccssn mend it to all set . 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