The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1908, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1908. 6 SS ae ° Hf P fe ft ltwmenty-one weeks and cms wile the | |to, the centers that Aatad ute a) 7 fi SITAR ABWTIGGRERLMG oa nee |diadem. Mica “itosntind “Greacen. the “i VOTE FOR THOUSANDS HER Henry Miller Prefers Afternoon Le oe CROWN SEEKERS «te AEE [i ctanos on i fn Amerika "Pelles oo) Meiisand: Misa Joan Cran, of the Gia Mdwards AUTO CARNIVAL Hi t Ni ht’ fe Hi Ne Pl “piialar! USsitertt : Hieatre Company, Aan BOL ps ta ‘ ; The Tales of Ho Wr Ana uay, son) yaa LS ol ALS 16, Cor ) to “First Night” for His New Play i209". ‘ora TOP SPEED. oe eel ’ . nd the Fairy.” new i UIDs, Jeading: Me ets N.Y. Trane, Co. ai sneration, and now, Ly: | Aven De, J. P. Thomas, Oldsmobile. a “The Servant in the Hous roeent “Andes Ohedi ns fad. Mise Ada Meyers. Wi w. clinton, cadlling, css. Announcement of Home Pre e Servant in the House tree] Gertoridnoe only when) Col 16h ‘and te ploked by Many Dh Muephy, chauttour scription Created Ma a * hj erat iki u's cumpany was at tie Acad- L i for a winner, May Spooner, National. P ee Will Bring Back Edith Wynn] Muste in 4. i | Many Entries for Big Parade Arthur Prewent, Maxwell, a... | Calls, Says Druggist. ‘ 4 Sich’s | Glordano’a “Andrea Chenter” {s to be ie RIES a, aan nes AL Lenming ooo. ig Matthison — Clyde Fitch’s We Dil for Friday wet bile ever Dullt haw Just bean deliversd fauet Tusle Janie, Gnrtora ‘That the readers of thi terete?) WATT CS Daly’ ee to re George and Herbert Lutte, ( Wistr cane linbadi O aed ls ALY as Cd Girls” Will Come to Daly’s at Commodore Rose Has 10,941; t nnd nu genre ond Nr, Mamet « |preclate nivice when given tn ood q Monday Evening—Per. co the eae . atresia, John vena, Muxwellse rere LE Ul Ed Pe iid 4 @n Monday Evening—Per- retraxaist) Votes for Auto King, and the (bvo 3 picm. Ghee SPR CT CLE A ry tha Kalich to Appear in “Marta of the Lowlands.” ange on the oustomary “first night next week by introducing The enry Miller Associ and “The Servant the the @avoy Theatre, on Mo: Toon, There will be no ra Mon- Gey evening, bul ssoey toe play will be given every © ~ and on Thursday end Saturday afternoons. | Whe author of the play is Charies Rann Kenindy. His wife, Edith Wynn Mat- thison, will head a cast that includes Walter Hampden, Tyrone Power, | Charles DNcon, Arthur Lewis, Galwey Herbert and Mubel Moore. The play | Jy dovcribed a> ym arraignmen: of sham {ous ——“ient and an exposition of the creed of human brotherhood. ee | "Girls," a comedy by Clyde Fiton. mill be offered Daly's on Monday evening. Tiree xi who live in a New York studio ape resclve to | be indep men. 5 stage- struck, another 1s wecretary to a firm and the third Is e 6 Needless to » ey do not carr, thelr resolution, The it Laura Nelson Hall, & Amy Ricurd, Zolda Sears, ampbeil, Charles Cherry @Wtanding, Leslie Kenyon, Jr. Marvie una Frederick Esmelton. oe Bertha Kaellch comes to t Theatre on Tuesday evening in @f the Lowlaads,” written by Geb author The play ie fairly @ New York theatre-goers, Tic story fm that of a young gfri. a victim of a ‘d's will, Loth to give he plans to wed phedr, who he believes is too to discover the pasi relation- a Bpan- famiiier ample abip and too dull to percety ings of fe Ptr He ui Tates the shepherd But he falls to rea @ man like him aw heart of the girl Ma et known what 1 Hich's support will be Lenry ik andes ‘Kland, Robert hel Browning, Mary Hi’ Genevieve Bilnn = oe Ibsen's ‘Love's Comedy" will be @cted at the Hudson 1 caire on Monday and Th ¥ afternoons by Grace BDiliston, Mrs. Francis Pruyn, War- Ber Olund, Burke Clarke, Mark Fen- fon, Edward Saxon. Matel Wri Ralph Morgan, Vilma Sundborg and red McNelll, | Mr, Sothern will continue in ‘Lord and will divide undreary’’ next wer! h petween “ie f last_week of M Were Dundreary.” | in Monday, will produce aul zation of “Don | Quixote, ae New features at, the Hippodrome wil De the dancing of © “Merry Wid: Walise: “by Satan and Mise Damon two of the Hnagenback trained el phants, and other circus acts. | . . . i} William Faversiam remains at of Music in ‘Phe Sau cademy at Wiiilam “opera: Honse. have “Broadway “Caught in the After Dark “Bedford's Hope’ tion a! the Fourte The Four Mort Yorkville T George Ade's will be the olfe: Theatre. “Panhandle Pete’ oom “Deadwood Dick's Last the Thalia, to tne Shot” ring out at “From Sing Sing to ‘dierty mcves to the Metropol: cetero Burlesq ters wiil be seen at Hurug & 5 2. The Wasuinetion = ocety Girls will appear at the Gotham tiphe Rialto Rounders" come to the ¥. OT The Murray Hil] "The ine Glories” will herald <r VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. At Hammerstein's will Tilzer, Wie wUtior of Liahy popular sous @uccesses, tue Euinore 5 in “The Actress and the Malu, Gulnsivat ough Girl,” “The ri - tay Morn icting Western Trying Brooks in “Paradise Auey,” ku- @ie Leonard and Buys, the Masun- Keeler Company in “a Hero”) Mi Kaufman, vivyclist, Cainko, lish boy ‘juggler dnd new’ Vitaga views. ith & Proctor Theatres: At the Wfth Avebue Theatre will be Gould a. att, Gertrude Hoftinan, —W. Courtielgn in “Peaches, Ciarence \y ile wil at the FY: will include Kate coudensed is"; Arthur Dunn, bur and others. ‘The dighth street house Barry, By BY elon and View Al eis and Arats. The Twenty-fifth Stuvet Trixe “ Frigus, company, in 2 Bast! MA Nigut ot Leadon’; Albert Warde and ier Dresden ) and others, The Harlem Ope House Stock Company will play Layender."” onial will have Cocalla Lot fn her jatest imi in "A Case of Q & monoic, Henrietta Byron, City Four, Bloke, the’ Furrell Tayi The Alhambra's bill will ‘nelude eeph Hart's “Futurity Winner,” \M Fulton und William Rock, Bert Lesite and “Hogan and Warren *Qu0 wn’; the Kitamura vynn and Lewis, t and Asra, the Milin Tony Pastor third annive er by a bpex 2 Mer io ‘Goat oma Corbet, charac Ghanut and his tr 608 The chief attractions at Huber m will be the Ane : singers und fetera Vortex, the Dexters anc T Ran dion. BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS vid Higging } It ° to t Girly fr GRACE BULIS TON, AIRY Bleows “Fidelio ” Well Presented at the Metropolitan Opera-fouse ; handsom } 3 mirably sung. T nd dience. which sat i e the plot w: #4 aa plouhyas. nearly Ma 1 tain ae a the heard tn the lobby wh A Fiiting Good-By to nit was all ov ad pertinence Thank goodness. & Dajioac pt Moa dp? 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Clark of the oncert, w York T oO} om (reen taxica of "rnan! Company, and b n those two Har Bassi, Sa lem m cae modore A 2 ! ue Anais o sident Francis W eld Tuesday ‘ 2 with Ag Danbury Mat Seseestes Pearte Clsiieroa, Zenatello, Ancona and Deelanto ounce utheres In the poll to- ¥ nodore Rose u on Broadway tro: na te t rea jtes, ahd Mr. C! red an 2 nares and Arie Preatdent Allen (red Taxicab) scores |eec one 4 Kk 9.764 while Supt. Clark (green Taxi-|0f the parade Andre Chentet eet anh The & the em adn er in the Opera-Hou! four days cond | Bassi, 3 The struggle for supremacy between representatives of two giant rivals cab) ts close up w! Meanwhile Dr. | coming down the stretch in the firet N. Allen 9,764. end w on one 9.150 votes. | jan P ‘Thomas is ith 8,878 votes. Contest for Queen. Mav Spooner at the Metropolitan. 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