The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1907, Page 4

TAS DANN A SURE RE Fa STARTS *A Chorus Girl’s Luck in New York” ‘Will Scare *Em from Footlights. #LURIST” IN THE PLAY. z i Includes Doctored. Wird and -Dynamited Liner in Its 13 ~~ Scenes and Tableau. *\Analous parents w!shing \to dissuade Blage-strick daughters from the glam- Olirs and autor of a chdrus girl's 1 Should. treqt-said—daughters to nprus Girl's Luck 4 nitieen scenes and a tab- treet Theat dhe thir “uack” | damseia will learn that to” b+ a rea ty chorus girl she has to be a tndy purilist, pistol shot, chauffeur and a Knockout drops. Je the chorus giri New York to find her who #is- comes to Sab Fon - THELINERSo— WRECK TRE VILLAIN eee g : en ect ] \\ 1s OVERCOME WITH DE-LIGHT. a QUESTION. IN THE STUDIO. | tehred-d, been Beouniirel with a crepe m: mock marriage, Miss Letln Shaw plays Grace with a blond wig and 2 winsome leads her to ac- eept an engagement fo pose In the very tudio, as you call your den,’ ‘An Artist and Lurist. ‘Walter’ Atherton fs an artist and man- @bout-town, who wears a veivet jacket and flowing tle ag artigt and the crepe ol ut-town role. He. Ares not to paint the girl as she comes from the dreasing-rovm in her Graeco “Bightie robe. No, hls specialty ie lur- ing, Afier jiu-jiteu fails, he sneors “What difference does tt make, when I whether I paint or talk to od then @xes up a glass of drugged champagne on the ttbouret. The scene that followed would make Delphin M. Delmas weep. Walter prot- “fers the wealthy water, but she refuses ‘with the eloquence of Charies W. Fatr- banks. And then, on second thought, she takes it. For the Innocent girl has Seen Atherton’s crude work, and while wpeedy stuf, and he hits the floor ar Gites persecuted slater Kate ruses ice lege chum of Walter’s, John Baird, a Goldfield bonanza king, who made #8 | minute, but wanted no woman that old could buy, He took one look a Grace wid wax hern. Bhe bad no need | & any love scenes thereafter—just had to be persecuted and lured. ___John and Walter ceased to be friends Walter, having recovered. was looking for sister Kate, who had beat It from hic iar, He tried to wring the secret trom Grace mm the atey, when Hatred smeared him for one of the three Knockdowns he took In the first act. He Was ® consistent, earnest villain! In the Dressing-Room. = Moang St. Clair, a ponderous “show girl,” the adyenturess, in a dressing- Foom scene demands that’Grace chuck @ut Kate. Seeing as how bill collectors, swine agents, stage hands, bookmakers and villains aro allowed in without hindrance, Grace refuses, Monna telle the girls that Walter Ath- erton is the father “of Kate's chee-lld, ha! hal and she wears no ring. For Which, “ha! ha! Monna is chased out, The next soene shows the chorus girls humble furnished room—some- thing larger than a whole Harlem fiat @nd panellea ike the Whito House. » Walter Atherton sends Grace a bid to -@ motoring party to a tough Long Isl- androadhouse. After roasting ber Iadi- friend for bringing the invite, Grace ac- Sbe knows Atherton ts trying to dure her, but she goes, though she tr than she Drugs Her Lemonade. Of course he drugs her lemonade. Ho ‘sgught to have been a pharmacist tn- gtead of an artist. She is rescued three times in this acene by her though: friends, who wander oft each time ing her in the roadhouse at the mercy of the industrious villains. Grace slaps) Atherton's map with a lamp and Monna Bt. Clair shoots John Baird. who has Bulled off Reacue No. 3 | In Act IIL, Atherton gets equiny at the chorus girls' ball. Grace has been thé unwritten law by de- t if she were a man she would hill Gm, but as ybe ts only a! oman she will just make ter Kate this lawfully wedded wife.” Bo she) gets the soused Atherton to meet her! her, he thinks. She's just fooling him. Sure! At the eltar she faints « moment, and her gi: 1 bring In Kate disguised in her sin- Bers veil When the ministe: vompletod | the Job the. vell went up and Atherton saw he'd martied the gyurl he had cast, Bade. | ‘Atherton had his bridal chamber fitted | with a bed with corner posts down which he could send what looked ike t _slevator to cruga After juring Grhce there, he packed her in a wicker basket and sent het. to his a@tatorpom aboard @ liner, John butted tn ds Atherton was about to commer- Glally ‘strangle Wife, and John was ist reacued from the bed toees. as tt went to Biverybody bought yachting “ppanrdes the llaer. ‘The girl ts rescued the viliaing te dump her a square port-hole into hadn't been eno sults and ‘The fn Bronx, crutche: gt the Little Church at midnight 40 wed) ~ MONEY ANSWERS EPPEAL FOR AUD, Evening World Recgives $17 Help Crippled Boy— More. Needed. fol behalf of be accommodatingly turns his back she| lind been printed $17 wan recelred 2nd Sen UY Ne eS ha! ha! goody!—ahe switches the| the hope expressed that Donald would Seveaponne Blawses and he drinks the dope. It's| be able to get bis crutches and ha the,eperation performed that will p Bo-much tor his future. ‘These two lttlo giris who have #0 Their home {2 at No. 62% Fast One Bridexzroom UWundred and Sixty-ninth and the very day after they heard of Donald Redmond’s plight got up a little performance amd wold tickets for It. had never seen the tiny with the big blue €yes and never-l! They Evening World a few days ago |) Uetle ert 3 xith his widowed nother 1% St. _Ann’w avenue, rejnice. to know tlons for their furl are pouriag In. and, therefore, could not ev hobble around on his atunted little fect. their_hearts 7 jbut with their hearts beatin; }for a elt they. complish, their | 90 how feng jlow, and eu Donald Redmond, six pied boy the ear-old son anw the arti Jd hitak 1 itis puting. who ot etx at Nev the Pronx, will that inany contribu- | oi Baw gna act 1 nie, in ‘Koknd Who stroat, the ANTA, Aug. or, who ts Aix nd a bellever In : meas His mother ‘worked forage the m they met at the stage door of | 7s smite the theatre where Grace chorused, | thelr mothers and told them about him. | wwe: : When they heard thet he had m/is > a} yest | $10; trom if hey went! sleeper. | a Bang-up Time take five cents : to the grocery and ask for a package of GINGER SNAPS You'll hit the mark every time. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ; PEN JSAM & pe Fie Fierisn| SPFURMISHED Toe 7 28 |] 24, 29 RITE FOR LISTS OF 0 ? beg Lia 51389 T pret ne reader 1 } to seo the tapless youngster and away with their eyes filled with t iz mu el A + Fhe Marries 31 at May Kacape It Altogether. 5—Senator J four or five rs of T ey wo Sniypa vdeo $2 kK While Atherton was out of the| pluckily gone to work to help their Mstudio" previous 10. these doings, | crippled friend, are Catherine dMulr-) TAX FOR TARDY IN WEDLOCK. Grace had encountered an old col-| head, eleven, and May New, tw Seaman Ww. years ond sixty y2ars no jicenso at any —\ ) NftH Drank wint ANDI | REALE, “s She is MY SISTER! “AVE, 10 ‘‘S. @ H.’’ Green Stamps Free y pound of this seperd butter thems f creamery butter is co reme ‘popularity with sta er opportunity, to obtain this unusual premium gift with their h every ith a poung 0} H on account of its € of our patrons butter. ‘At All the James Butler Grocery Stores. “You See Them Everywhere in Greater New York.’’ Smoked Beef. Cc the richest grazing the famous Mohawk can, 106... Very m RES Best Creamery Butter, Tb. Loot c One. (Some Peeps an Evening World Artist SANDBAGGERS i Took at a Chorus Girl in New ae AGGERS ARE ~ CAUGHT HURRY Pair of Highwaymen Arrested mond. Within Hoi AR COLLARS HAVE JUST THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF SPACE BETWEEN THE TOP AND THE BAMiD FOR THE CRAVAT TO SLIDE EASILY. THE EVENING WORTD, (MONUAT, 2NGUS7 = years old, of No. They sprang from Jatreet and beat the a sandbag. He when he fell, but t robem him ot |The purse conta but hia acurty 4 ilceman — MeTis |Olgen. got a dere: ur, With ‘ortod two LONDON, | Meade, + | tea y Court! hve year Aug. rday. at RO ml and a Sgecial Premium Gift of xt anoth ONDENSED MILK. Fresh from lowing herds in portio Vu ns. Butler Brand. eee 7. 25C Liberty Brand. Extra quality, ich in cream; ons 28c Essie Brand. richest and best ik to be had; can. Uneeda Biscuit, . Zu Zu Ginger Snaps, Graham Crackers, R, & R. Potted Ham....10c | Re 10c of | +S | each j eae Kellog;’s Toasted Root Beer Extract, t Pepper, Peerless, b! white, -lb. tin. Mustard, Butler's 4y-1b, Un Liberty Ketchup, pl Celery Salt, Peerless, Corn Stari Triumph Oats, targe Table Sait, tive Rib! molsture-proof cart large 33 Violet Ammonia, for Tea iil French Caper: Flakes, large paccage. Curry Powder, East india, bo! Pear} Tapioca, Hlue Kiboon, pkg. 10c Peeriess, package, 10e Gelatine, Peerless shredded, pkg., 10e “§, @ H.” Stamps FREE with eny one of the following :— Peerless, bottle to make five gallons... Vinegar, cider or white wine, full Strength, large bottle. or ud ele 10c int bottle bottle . “package bon, larg! on |. Cocoanut, Peerless shredded, ib. size package... h, bot,A2e | Very. | Unmixed Oolong, India Mixed, Engtish Brenkfast, or the famous Cevion (olden Tips, the bat! b carton large bottle. Olive Olt, Morteo & Co. brand, Bay Rum, $ Water. Big bottle, contain- ing nearly 1 gab. Claret, Port or Sherry Selected yint- ages, rich, full- bodied wines from first press- ings of the grape; bot, 25¢, pou, 50 95c Gallon (jug tree) unset Sprin best Imported, !4-pt. bottle 3 Ibs. Best Santa Clara Prunes, 25¢ ol ure San Crolx, bottle.25¢ 4 | 10c, 30 Stamps 10c 10c 10c : 20 SC isan: 12c 3¢ 19¢ 23c (one of “S$, Q H.'’ Stamps FREE with anyone of t Peerless White Goss for t 10c Stel Heious sou more d ng hou —until next W eepers and in ord. Blue Ribb Sliced th cho: 15c. dus » res: Essie Maine's very tender ears, exclusively {¢ Sells reguiar!) regular sc Fig and Honey Cake, . packages, Jonnie Cake,. . Sugar Crimps, Golden Crisps, me 60 “s. a 1 Lb. Very Best Coff act —E ! Flavoring Extracts— vanilla or Jemon, 4 of bottle Best 4% Ib. cartons, exch.,..+ ive Oil— Morteo & Co. Brand, best-imported; pt. bot. “§, @ H.” Stamps Free with All Purchases © Grape Juice, Saratoga Star Spring Water. rity; bottle... Bottled in the Catskitts, | Sparkling and eflcryescent, Famous for its pu- 10c 50 “S, & H,” Stamps Free with 24-bottle case of Lager Beer, Liebmann’s, Eichler’s or Ehret’s.......++++5 Free with bottle Old Monogam Whiskey,... 75¢ 30 Stamps free with full quart bot, Old Cabinet Whiskey... $3 30 Stamps free with bottle of Imported French Brandy, Jean FREE with the foliowing purchasci-~ Lb. Very Best Tea. .25¢) & R. Potted Chicken, can....15c-| R. & R. Potted Tongue, can 160 the following purchase: — be |1 Lb. Very Best Tea. .59c) Com FOE 1 Lb. Very Best Coffee, 30¢) “S.QH.” Stamps FREE with CCS: St FRE Korn Kinks, the p 8c H.””’ Stamps Bird Gravel large pack Tria 11b, package 55c eo, 30} Sheets, making 6 iran ‘ Strong Ammonia, s Sewing Machine following: — Toilet Paper, larg tarch 18c : Cocoanut, Peerless shreyde: y 2 rant reap oae iealedentisertniaas Po) UE i saga TSSIAR a yard reeulerlyi2e, La mseteas 25c Rice elusy Rivbon choicest Carolina Oa eet ibbons, in pink, white, and light blue. No. 1 20c pleceot eerless Shen eod mamueeingoe oe 1g fl Me | pasate vole Peopscaiats Children’s Garments at Moderate Peerless, bottle. Chili Sauce, Butle: Liberty Pickles, 25¢ 39°C" Malt Extract, Pee x Imported Belfast} Ginger Ale. | healthful ginger | ale imported; by 10c the bottle... pt. bor. 19¢ $1.00 Francisco et Cle's Champagne Cognac........61.15 30 Stamps Free with bottle Kingussle Scotch Whiskey 8 5c 30 Stamps Free with bottle Superior Dry Gin ..,.,,.. 30 Stamps Free with bottle Butler’s Superior White Brandy, specially prepared for preserving fruits..... 20 Stamps Free with bottle Imperial Whiskey... , 20 Stamps Free with bottle Trysome Gin... .,- 29, Stamps Free with boitle of Blackberry Brandy, 15¢ tree CICS -50c -§Oc 1 | rireet, And Ambrose Osterdaht, eighteen was til he became Insereble A for trial In the Adam: Otnen's but not dangerous, — oO LORD CLANWILLIAM DEAD. Fourth Ear} Ww <tasted.——PFhis spect. Sugar Corn. Brand. any one of the following'— mer cereal, package, ....... Clenswel Washinz Po: rand, cake.,.... 22.5 Fly Paper, Tanglefoot, 3 double ashing or Sal Soda, 3 Ibs arch, best White Gloss, Ib Table Salt, Anchor Brand, bag ing grown; 1-Ib, carton...,, Jamaica Ginger Extract, bottle, 10¢ Essie Brand. Corry’s, most delicious and Guaranteed absclutely pure and unfermented; 17 Tenth street. | & hatlway on Hicks ir vielim down wit still Conact y Kicked bh lhe fftaom afr She Store Closes Daily at 5 P. M, Saturdays at 12 o’Clock, “Beautiful Furniture” 8 there any other subject in the bright lexicon of the young and artistic housekeeper that arouses such delightful anticipations as the looking forward to the \\| coming into her home of BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE? | How she delights in going through a great furniture } store.and in painting the mental pictures of how that par- lor suite, that sideboard, that cheval glass would look If placed in her room at home, Neo danger about the American Honie-while such am. -bitions rule, How these anticipations are aroused, and the delight of them doubled, when the Wanamaker August Furniture “{1] movement enables the housekeeper to get A THIRD TOA HALF MORE in fine furniture than the money would ordinarily buy. : eS The keen gratification over well-directed THRIFT is another intense pleasurp to. both housekeeper and bread- ||| winner, : H This tremendous August Turniture Business done here at Wanamaker’s is the result of providing a VAST PUBLIC BENEFIT. The event is one that is looked forward to by thousands of careful housekeepers. The expectant bride can come and invest the capital of the new home-makers—and get a third to a half more than could be gotten if she waited until after the ceremony, some weeks later, And we'll keep the furniture until she is ready for it. foals | Come and see how fine the furniture fs. eels Depend on it that every piece is splendidly constructed. And remember that every reduction is made from an actual price for which the same furniture previously sold, There is a splendid collection of complete bedroom suites. One fine mabogany suite of four pieces that was $189 is now $104. A superb Circassian Waluut Suite that was $1,175 is now $770. ‘There are splendid ofierings in bureaus, chiffoniers, cheval classes and brass bedsteads. There is a remarkable collection of Dining itoom furni- ture. For instanes, $45 Golden (ak Sideboards at $35, or a handsome $140 mahogany sideboard at $100. ss ‘There are complete Dining Room Suites at similar re- ‘|| ductions, also China Cabinets, Extension Tables and Buf- #1! jets. Perhaps the most remarkable coliection of all is the Parlor Furniture and the handsoine Library Furniture, which make such a wonderful exhibition at this time. Following aro a few special descriptions oi interesting groups: Then purse and jewelry nly a few dollar: ) a handsome dia-| rt P 4 injuries were 6.—Richard J, of Clknw! the age sof rey tstame day evening— give every weekly supply $50 Brass Bedsteads at $40 Ono of the best $50 Brass Bedsteads that has ever been made, 2- inch pillars with thimteen three-quarter-inch fillers and efght 5-inch spindles in panel. Fect 41 Inches high, head 60 inch s high. The or- namental connections give a very beautiful effect. A wonderful bed- stoad at $40, $13 Iron Bedsteads at $9.50 White enameled finish, splendid construction, head and foot panels with continuous pillars and fancy connections. $30 Mahogany Extension Tables at $23 Handsome mahogany veneer Extension Tables with round top, _ four shaped legs, claw feet, deep rim. Just four at this price. $47 Mahogany Buffets at $32 Swell front, claw feet, top 49x2Z inches, one large and two small drawers, two small clossts. Long low mirror back. Fine design, dull finish. $55 Turkish Rockers at $45 Dark green, apple green, maroon and bright red leather, Hatring- ton springs; finished with fringe; large roll arms and puff edges. Nixts floor, New Building. Mraseaafey Gomony [daca caf Sub-Station Store, Old Building, on Brand. ii daily from the 10c sp or Our trade, and ‘or 2IC l \ \ Reg. price else. OH. amps E with opular sum~ mph brand, ecial Values in Women’s Garments $1.50 Percale Wrappers at $1—Light grounds with Sp wider, Rate 5c colored stripes, plaited back, full front with plaits, deep lag Soap. trounce on skirt, $1.50 Black Petticoats at $)—OI mercerized s: deep flounce, with stitched bands. ‘| Summer Ribbons at Small Prices must have ribbons and plenty of them. up in certain widths at small cost, as they values. single sheets. Jarge bottle Oil, bottle... Women and children Here-ts-a-chance.to stock. Se Cael aro marked below regular 10 yards, regularly 25¢; No. 134, 28¢ biecelor 10 yards, regularly rly y 400. 10c 10c 1's, bottle.... 10c 10-07, bottle., 10¢ : Prices At 12c—Children’s Muslin Drawers, with cambric rufic. Sizes 8 to 14 years. ') At 25¢, || lawn ruflig, tr! - Women’s Stockings at 15c . 1440 pairs of fast black slo throad stockings, with fashioné4 fect, go on our counters atithis small price. They are “seconds” o2 the 25c quality, but {t would take a keen expert to detect the occa sional thick threads which make them seconds. The wearing quality is not impalred. : | $2 to $3.75 Untrimmed Hats,25c to 50c Not just a handful, but a big midsummer clearanco of over two hundred stylish hats, at prices to hurry them out. All colors and many shapes. Lingerle hats and hats of horsehait, chip and Milan praid. Pin on a wing, a smart bow or a bunch of flowers, and you have a fresh Summer bat at small cost. '« JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. pe Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street 1i¢ss, a bot....40e cept C. 0. D. Grecertes. 3c and 50c~Children’s Petticoats of cambric, with famed with luce or embroldery. Sizes for 4 to 14 years, Guinness’s Stout Famous all overithe world, Dozen bottles, $1.35 Bass Ale ————eEE—EEE—E——EEESESESSESESESESESEEEE—— The standaed i 5 of quality. "| fl SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK ia $1.50 _ MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. {i Oeuel bi Ane | amuathn tind Wig) meoaetRs Na nN MPA