The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1911, Page 6

bile her aay which a six to be auton Col, ¢ ment Person under eighteen years dor the acts of t heavy penalty will be atta lation of this © Another sectic ment provides that the Secre: Btate count ef an automobile a number pad, « the money for the same of State. This agent shali serve without cou! EYESIGHT TEST (Four New Plays Scheduled ©” i FOR AL DRNERS.. "9" “roduction “Next Beek “Nobody's Daughter,” From : mes .) New Theatre; “Excuse Me,’ ————— License for All Operators Is) 4 Pullman Car Farce; “The Also Proposed in Amend- | bra” More " menis to Callan Law, | Laughs ve to (Ee Appea The TT fs in the of Twe and a SCOMAS “Alice-S he-Fire;"’ New ay " ane cane Cohan Theatre Open The New ; entre Mona P Phe | Asso. Ml chara 1 ‘ K. Wing, thelr gene 4 vin had prove " John C. Coleman rep «The girl he vp in ignorance End Associatio ) firth, 1 + has married a | Col. Kdward 8. Cornell, Secretary of | Ponttewoman, a r mothe the | National Highway Association "1 wife of a Mr. Frampton, But when i y that lt had been decided Hihore alien ieey ig aap troduce amendments to the Callan law] t HuPbe anno er engages | to this efte | ane > & promising eclante, | “All operators of automobiies, profes: | 11. ee Pathe ection and ne mal or otherwise, musthe Hcenked be 68 Ot. Honora, however, ma tted to operate at =| req» echanic. ant goee with him In the case of an owner of a cv Wishing @ license to operate his car, he ie me Ae ‘ must show physical fitness ax to eye Dette Manele sight, hearing and a generally good phy who will © role of sical condition, ‘The owner has also t+ | Make an aMdavit that he hs n oe 8 | sar on the higaways and streets of Me a farce | State for at least one year, otherwis Hh We olfered . | he must take the same examination as Monday nig ‘The first a professional chauffeu shows a San Francisco sleeper on au | ‘The operators on motor cyclen are overland limited leaving Chicago on «| put in the same Met as the operators Mo; Night. The second act takes | place the combination car of ty pala siikt andther Arends | @ Hin, coming Into Utah Wednes- | Jaw which was considered | day afternoon, ‘The th ely necessary was that nol of jucide d and last set ocour in the « absoll The principal ¢ ‘acters a youn Meensed operator to be held responsible iy One Sncle girl who have | e minor operator. A | Cloped, tat are unable to get marr hed to a vio. | during the Jo use elu of the proposed amends | Jol The cast will | Willis Sweatnam, John Westle: Vindlay, James Lockaye, Ann ry of] Murdock, Rita Stanwood and Grace in each | Fisher ch owner . sending evr o the Gar > the Secretary baneatre on Monday night ‘ Tha tat ; from the F tak hall appoint an ag who shall furnish to neh by Pau! M. Potter fis name from a Malloon, not an animal. The scene is laid in New a London, Conn, at the summer bunga-| low of Prof. Feriahtah, an eminent member of the Soclety of Psychical Research, who is conducting expe ments on Sludge, a dish-washer in the wulse of & rpiritualtstic medium. At - the opening of the plece lie is enter- taining his daughter, @sbul, her hus- band, Col, Wallingfo: whieh 4 much in love with their wives and}in onler t thoroughly happy in thelr country tife,| tie Cohan py the Galety nay open 1 Cohan play ; Z jhave plaluly become wearied py the texman’ comes to Married at Fourteen, Mother |ioniony of it.) Mot tome to take a iu police hey 1 & great love for Be ee Glee: of Two Children, Broken by |ine'to'take a might. swith Caen et co wil he seen ig," > " President of the Aero Club of , Toil, Shoots Herself. a In the cast will be Irene ed EAL} Adelaide Nowak, Vera M ne Hamilton Revelle, Richle Ling, Orsay, Alexander Clarke, | 4 Hudson « The Grown old at twenty-two and weary | Of the incessant toll of stitching Kar] dene) farrymore will Hurtig & Seamon ments and tending Imbies and cooking | “Ailcesteweimcbine Akl" amvcur ln VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. for a husband she had wed at the age |The begining Monday” evening. | gyre pate an clic EASE Rea | Alberta Catanzaro laid down | og play ey be follow by a one geen Redden ve ® UES ire en tod home o, | Act ple ne ‘TwWelve-Pound Loo attan Opera House, Oth n to-day in her hom) NO.l ino by ch MMi Barrie in winch oc. Melntyre and Heath, BUzabeth street. Sh M. Cohan's Theatre, at iort Chance 4 Pie Awakening of My | was not unanimous opinion as and Michele, two years old. They | third street and broadway, will house | Pippo” Howard and Nort. Williams and Mination of artist and sportsman, There are about elghty places of aculp-! manner in which the stage hax Were still steeping In a bedroom adjoin-| #4 first audience Monday afternoon a warty, « “The Devil, the flelds and ture, in bronze and plaster, some of! supplied with material. M ing the kitchen when Ignazio Catanza fal Lincoln's Birtiday matinee of rvart and the Man.” and others, | powever, is a Twachemanit inspiration,” he tells us, “and just dog them lifessize ‘busts and figures, others has taken an office in the an uncle of their father, climbed into vee i hie —— — — i at through the window letting out | on the fire-escape The head of the family, also Ignazio ” Catanzaro, is a poreman, and had wren | eh ~NOVELS OF THE DAY TOLD IN A NUTSHELL + breakfast and she gathered togethe Ce & big bundle of garments that she w to sew and silteh upon all d The THE BROAD HIGUWAY. li ninate © Great Adventure y t Daughters of the Confederacy, thetat Stoneleigh Cutting, where knaves of “Bong of the 8) was tr on Wh ; J ballad of her existence, For elght years tg fr moroua Kir Man her iife had & consecrated to man f ofune tho nthe | Bren fold dru: /! ' Hs haunted ' * hia cousin | He Many of her neighbors recalled to-day rpliia Sefton w a year he! de Atel a firet tine. red-cheeked black-eyed owhh Bet f500,000, w would be the t Ame pews had b ne the by of the yng | 800d American terms, aly SH, | " Fi 1 " tame: | whoreman when she was #till in short! Bu gin with, he As to ia Charmian, at is sie, t d woman o! | Ovford, with onty his good ks, his f nee Lo But although a great armfu " & t. ee 1 1 r vi iJ * ir Y " Moreover, the ‘ been fniehing at a few cente a gary 8 re athie forme | ator tppily, ow ro back n nearby contract ta They | @ bx ‘ ry © bree wenittilt ‘ ses ll ay ie f any errand i h unt quoted are LEONORA feralon. : roasting Venne Person With] FIRE IN GOVERNOR'S HOME vr You wn vik nae WHILE DIX VISITS HERE, 2.08 8 ald , Blaze Starts in Clothes Closet in . ithas| ANY, } ‘ sof True |S Mrs, Dix ure me : 4 : vo t \ figure To Investiga ' aro aid 4 , tiveree POUGHKE Pa sae MAHA WHO AIG Ria hin parcel of the irony of wit F acheny 1 blond et real and endoring ie ele} with [terrific battle to @ finikh by the light © story of that struggle is pract ed ty co-op f vie mo. joa 6 whole story of Frances Run t Other adventures hae Peter, bus every: [sexe “Leonora” (D, Appleton & Go), a | wi _ | titel WORLD, | at the Fifth Avenue Theatr bok bv wiwin BALUMRVDAY, Mehlinger and King. Maire and the Four Ussems the English be Bert Clark A Case of Divorce. where others will be Juli the Misees Black and White, The Mravelling Tanguay remains at the Colon'a rnatantial Evider Sitamura Jape ane —_—_—_— —— {UP AND DOWN PICTURE LANE By Henry Tyrrell oe of modern te imitation com artists #it ail akyserap- nd narrow y nubiles and the Fit enoug to ge Who knows but ere Wisgins’s fifteen | enty-fo jon ag it might have } during impressionist hest in such ind instinotively ehurlder leet | Summer seas off Great Cranberry 19 you have just other distinctively oung Mr. Wiggins (he ts Manhattanese ied in a re Durand-Ruet' eet, is one of the! West Thirty-sixth st known ca(tle painter) shows the Plaza so in & blizzard, It could now Strumental in estabil*hing the mod outdoor school scape painting a generation ago, ctively referred to as mummer time whose “etchings are hung in a emal! room at Katz’ fn “Immaculate Concep- long enough to do a few New York Uiffs and canyons, « la Jorph Pennell. | Quinian i not Imaginative nor emotion: 1t whet! confronted with such ma- terial he can't help being picturesque. John Marin, who 1# a young Americ artist of recogntued and norinal talent. i vrge dy Poyster, and their lends, Commodore Farragut Lee and! Py HE MMe wife Ottima, Both Lee and Del aty, Cohar Sid RicheQu ox | thoush exhibited at the Photo-decession Peyater, though pretending to be very ari?) whic a th r | —_—— why are coll Rafaeli are adout the only present survivors of the original group, among other ties as Sisley, Gutlaumin. ‘The earliest ! sized birds in the foreground, but they the present is dated 1872 and represents the artist's dowelling at Argenteutl—a bright presentment. hall-room gailery, has a variety of ex- colors at Mr. | Stieglita’s aforesaid petit salon, No. The subjects of these talogued collectively ax Tyrol” and “Vielnity of New York.” jon ts not as vague as might »wever, for Mr hat he has been study: » cloudcapped crags, deep vall and misty mountain peaks of Yodel-land new method, of dissolving radiance couple of Thames the foggy London respectively latest phase pond landscapes painted In 1905-"06, in miniature jas jamong the s the exhibition ival Rosseau’s paintings of bird dogs at ‘Thirty-fourth m-wreathed towers and hess blocke of this comme: Not a bad scheme that | a one or two studi things along the wth Htiver front In the predent Marin that give earnest of things quite {ota |-and thei | Brain studies of game birds, owls, gyrfalcons, foxes and rahbits at swaomUambd 11, 1911, WMAT ARE YOu DOING woman, O'YOU want To GIVE US A DISEASE 9 HOw Many] TIMES HAVE | TOLD YOU THAT OLO CAR- (9 UNSANITARY: GIVE IT To mE AND I'LL stow You WHAT CLEANING | -PET SWEEPE. 1 GUESS WHILE t PAY MY RENT I'LL GiT_MY USE OUT OF THIS CODRT= ,, LET ‘em | HOLLER. my s ue idit ts irresistible t n, Bernard ters and pointers a t \ ole Fran *paniels after snipe, k and woo New Yo M cock on @ hazy September morning in am oK. Vande a he “red partridge country.” laughters, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Wild geese ant turkeys, pintatt ducks, | Mrs. Lydig and My. TF. Ryar loons and goshawks in the Sloux Bad Lands and the Canadian Rockies depicted by Mr, Fuertes (who is a Cor- | danseuses tly nell man, '%) with the technical skill} and a gr of the Japanese artiste and the sciens There are ma cla es an . al Ufle accuracy of a latter-day Agassiz. | mpre draed In the “Canadian Rockies" landscap d symy genius in where the protective coloring of cer- tain creatures is illustrated, the arti effect of these an Slaiing! ta) Have: peiniedre lites! wor ev againat the rich ter are so exactly like the rocks and scrub vegetation of the locality that find them out, ev the aMdavit tt lous they are there. walls above the gallery que and comprehensive exhibi- BO ee _pnerama nd portrait | HIPPODROME LOSES Pirie PAUL TROURETZKOI'S | shows in New York tlon of sculpture sk sixth street (conveniently near the One Hundred and Fifty-seventh street sub- Way station), opens to the public t morrow, TAncoin’s birthday, ‘This artis- | Season*, tie treat, which has some unusual a tures of popular attractiveness, has | berts Hf, Burnside, gene 6 Hippod his conne been arranged under the auspicos of] The stage director who had been as the American Numiamatte Soclety—there | sociated with the Shuberts fo beliig’a direct relation between coina|than ten years recently retur and sculpture, more distinctly traced | Atlantic City where he went oftentimes than the rapport of sculptors | after an attacic eumonia rhi ism and with coin. cripple Like the Sorolla and Zuloaga exhibl-|pelied to crutches. M tions at this uptown acropolis, two] would not taik last night al years ago, that of the Troubetakof}revignation, However, it f the ordinary soon to come, Allen Tucker, who shows ¢wenty-nine Ploture Lane is Ing d 0 He eacent aiin ort Picture Lane is getting down to a ¢ine hot herself in| Barrymore will play ¢ ling rote, . Grace Gardner and. the ple with a large calibre revolver. | Other parts will be iaken hy Moa. san) Exit uM report of the weapon did not|*tiern and Charles Daltor At Hammerste be Maude Rayt | the two children — Giuseppt, | % [mond, Charley Grapewin and Anna! Inge Madison avenue, alvo take Rosseau exemplifies a ' A Heck hai, | New apparently for no. Ing plans for takes no unfair part in the fight. With the able assist through caereion, ender and watts not leading man of Hilda's {M WORTH | He is not above the d hed to a] ihe THE MARRIED MISS next summer? Why not | UGH CHILDE a proof w going on in this! since Tom that is all right COLONEL, TODAL leading man. USY days dawn earl. who ia the hero of Ripley D. | © postematines wedding | tall ay and soldierly, Vy wedded ‘Pon They will work big-hearted and bad: | for hls friend, Col | Democratic But other matte instance, thére from | tween 9 Tucker, both } A Stam {it w ing made eyes at in place of the man who was to have ridden a crooked one, a Itttle trick at | the track n{ The coward has another think led! coming, as readers will be glad to sure enough, yeurs—mostly the road the Lav founded purely > acted part Dring on the ertsis of their married | vindication by Lotte: nate girl whose Jealousy h ttribute to Strickland the wrong she haw suffered from Tucker, | What with his speeches and his chas- uring company and goes her |ing for evidence and the ordeal of the em and South. Determined, Tom | witness chair, all ¢ollowing @ plonis of found in tie roa, shot dead, Tom has to be cleared of the charge of mur Jawis and develops in a Hilda signs ng Sundays, from 11 to 6, for four] among executives of the big © and includiig |Fesatding the productions is not satisfactory, It includ weeks, which ts March 12, Colonel is pretty. tire r. But “the next thing t torious is dying’ game, su nd he is surely game, However, ie] inutility the diversity of the w doesn't die, He gives his blessing tofof bu Cros—re y and ‘Tom, when it is ail livin’ vies | master tha Amsted has go! V name Through a blackmail hold — ington, he compels FROM THE FAST EXPRESS, | }\0880m of an effete aristo at bridge and give him halt ady Letty Villain's Plot. Childers'—knows the Mo! 4 does up the lady | hears the signals of the refully in a water. | and stops the # way, too, when Du Cros t 1 drops her gently 5 lder.’ Hardly has he got thi from a platform cf @ apecial train on}ong dangerous ‘hookmaker, Lancas a) English railway running fifteen miles | out of living way, when two vaui y fan hour. ville men turn up who is a little thing to do, but timely. | whole perform in. thelr By Hagh's act tie plot is foiled of a | rors. Jastardly villain, ephen Du Cros,| Surely no persevering scoundre 1ed more peralstently wo, but a brief moment ivefore, baslever P mitted his dark eyes to flash and his thin tips to grow and loiai—going fast, then—and escape fro vg from the point of ana | Mr. White's pursuing pen. Lady Letty Stanborough steps But Hugh — Childers—again waiting motor car and is whivled away | Childers!-marries Lady Lett rperia!, hounds of Du Cros are on his trail, As| . The Very “fans ic, chia, a} ~©Appearance er chauffeur pats on sy are off in Fred M. Whi from } Sacrifice tale of love, mystery Du Cros has a past whieh reaches to ofa South Africa, and the depth villainy is beyond sounding, HH hired his spectal tra has not a pou he proposes to , on at he thinks, with Lord Amsted, has spoiled, by riding # square rac ss of t; but first he will get eve know, He is thwarted on every hand Byen the © name, knooks him neatly with althe f Caar Alexande ing fs some studies of athletes tare all action and gra varlety of animale nterior, lighted artificial daylight ou can't] above, and with the unbroken n though you accept | glorious Spanish paintings high on the 8 one to sta — out memorably in tie annals Bias favvandl Che HUnmedlacareinee ITS STAGE DIRECTOR. | stage direct ks will Keep open house every day,| there has been a difference of opi said |Du Cros have stopped it to te way. sle,| It is painful to note, along with weak litt ropped to Spoil alceeds, But Hugh Childers-—again Hug ne, It is the ns tou wall, Tt must have been a real to Du Cros to fall off from his own 0) abel his on a bluff, for J to his name, and rry Lady Betty, as uffeur, who knows hts real | Makes the mouth yearn for a taste of y m crowned, amber hued seduc+ blow on the head so that Lady Letty |tive beverage. Follow the impulse. May board the trein again and unseen,| Revteuraata, Beloows, Chop Hows, Dealer succeeded Edward P. nd_ produced organizer of their bene Mr. Burnside staj vial association, nany of the Mhu- of sev- way on Shin Star. William Courtenay, who has acwed a eit number of seasons in the companies of Charles Frohman, enrolled hit under banner of the opposition as terday, He made a urs, and will first company splay which is scheduled New York. a Shubert star y contract for thr appear at th presenting — F “Homeward B for a spring run i Lister Mousey, spare O spare ely can to My wild despair Upon this chair hespeaks yo charity,” Soup is one of the most important foods on your table. Why not have the best? Why not have what you Azow is pure and rich and wholes some? { You make no expert- ment when you insist on Soups Every ingredient used in them is of prime, choice quality--the very best ob- tainabl and selected spe- cially for this one purpose. 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