The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1912, Page 22

. THR BVENING WORLD, wapnndlia’, APRIL ‘apis, cS , d Opera ‘at Pyramids---500 Americans | HAD $500 SALARY fees lanes Netreey & C0. here, Including J. P. pA bo and the Astors| BUT NOTA BITE i cors'sai cicats| 22ee see 54th Street ROAR RAR RADAR AAALAC COCOPDDOD LOO POOOLLOOOPELLOOODLD, AARP APOLLO LALLA APPL LAL PPEPP LALLA LEP OOAA EPL OALL ‘all that was coming Unique Matinee Perform- On Thursday, April 4th. ance of “Aida” Given nim 2 “nin ana a considered the contract ‘abrogated. However, HK wrote to! him, saying he wahted 0 talk to him ( "Renptes a oy! for the tollowing eeason -adv! action.” e by Moonlight on Mag- Which Moves saktig Ta to Say! “MeCREERY SILKS.” ie ; miicont Desert Stage Hackett Is, af Least, i 5 a Oe Set by Builders of Ages ttre Brady claims that Hackett abrogated Famous over half a Century. the contract and has asked that he be awarded 9%, damages for the loss of the actor's services Ago. ESS SS aa : Mendacious. Superior quality, double width Crepe Charmeuse, pebble back. White, ya { 1.85 a William A, Brady, theatrical manager, et ——,! tentifying to-day in the Supreme Court | MISS MARKSTEIN’S FUNERAL. —_ or Black. value 3.00, in a sult brought against him by James, a oe . 5 K. Hackett, the actor, for $0, indige|"uate, Anael'e” Fi nantly told low Hackett had led him| Ceremontes tn Montefiore Home. from @ meeting of the Producing Man-| The funeral of Henrietta Markatein, | agers’ Association and walked him up |‘The Music Angel” and at one time con- Sw aes 6A ee ~t get OPO to @ process server. Hackett had not | sidered America’ Greatest native iven him the slightest hint that he pianist, was held from the, Monteflore WASH DRESS GOODS. im Both Stores, contemplated any action In the courts, | 100 He gay abe Groseman of the “ ata ngregation Rodoiph-Sholon, officiated. At a greatly reduced price. “I had asked Hackett to wait a ueeie| Se Scares of friends and admirers of the | while for his money," suid Brady, “and former great plantst were present dur- he had pleasantly stated he would.” Summer Wash Fabrics consisting © of ling the ceremonies. . Good of Hackett had fiv contract to; Mrs. . 317 West one. appear under Brady's management, by | undead and ‘Pench atret a aiatar ot Printed Dinity, Bordered Fiaxom sa Sas the terms of which he was to receive a Peer ar home Jaconnet. 17c a yd. salary of #00 a week and a guarantee jand that she was given a chatty burial, | of $6,000 additional for each season. The | Mrs, first season (1910-1911) was a disastrous ing her sis ensee, at the he one, and Brady said as he had lost |@nd was als ‘ng or | $19,000 on Hackett, he asked the actor | Henrietta Markstein began her public in the early ‘70's. to sive him a ittle more time to pay |career 88. pianist, tn, the vey vot the $5,000 guarantee. |p playing for the Inmates of prisons, hos- “I had paid him his salary, amount: | pitals and asylums, and in this manner ine to $15,000 for thirty weeks,” con. |earned the title o! Hee 3 Music ee tinued Brady, “‘and I thought he could ii ae ga wait without any great inconvenience.” “But didn’t he tell sou he, like your- RIA | self, wae hard up, and needed somo| | money?” was asked, DRESS GOODS. _ 1 Both Stores. 3,000 “yards, All Wool Imported *™! French Serge. White, Navy Blue or Black. 54 inches wide. valuez.00, 1.10ayd. siti iba ths wol-tome pearing TK tind 'Yoa Har me Aas pays Bough | nye Bak one night stands all season, and as hé , Spring weight, bright finish, sponged ead said he was unable to get anything to Sige shrunk. 54 inches wide. a eae Econ f 1.85 ay eat in small towns | couldn't. under- value 3.00, {oj} THE NEW pian a fedag IN KUPPENHEIMER R CLOTHES HE new Easter models for men and young WOMEN’S APPAREL. In Both Stores, Smartly Tailored Suits of the newest fabrics, Numerous models. Potorn Taxicabs Side b: able. From then on each succeeding berry on both hee vp) by carriages and] her back to the audifice and thus tac- 4 © OY | scene was a triumph in Aten. When reams of pedestrians. | Ing the pyramid, her notes were borne Side With Camels, |b, stereos ‘per! cluded, and the tors rcoaen ut'] thelr Arabian Horses and |\n the aickly teding light, there across | voblete h rial valley” above the men from “The 45.00, 52.00 and 65.00 $ Avabeahs as Audience) sratian nits the moon was rising tn athe Quite Plain ce Changeable” Pafteta Assembles Under Star- diye "when verte seagate aight ay aever_ peered ian’ "tt House of Kuppenheimer . “Eolientie and Serge. have returned from the south, to be of the Khedivial Anti ed bepatta| full mooi — ‘Then the ; Ut Dome of Heavers—| sresiea vy a reat ‘with ‘the t Then the eeo- Pharoah Iba: to Phill; Pageant’s Splendor |: of his caughter tor « bride, Quor, chine apm Never Eq led ie. way to the pyramids. arrived here from Sawto' Maro! H ual Under cession of motor cars ground their to-day for Glongapo a the Ne Phil Roof. up the hill, all laden to capacity, und show the highest perfection of the maker’s methods— Smart Afternoon Dresses of French the newest features of ad- Taffeta,—plain and stripe combinations. vance styles—and a solid 39.50° worth of fabric that means lasting ‘satisfaction from beginning to end. Assortments are absolutely complete now—just in time for Easter—models for the 42.50 and 55.00 anencee Dresses of Satin Charmeuse, also Evening Gowns in various models. $ 49.50 & huge success, Among the or’ more Americans present were 4. P. Morgan, Col. and Mes. John Jacob Astor, B. Berry Wall, Mrs. William B. em Count Gechenyi, who married iy@ Vandervilt, and Theodore Davis RIBBONS. im Both Stores. man who leans to the radi- Extensive line of Imported ~ and cal in dress and for the man Domestic Millinery Ribbons, — ombre, who favors the consérva- stripes, plaids and fringe. Roman and tive. 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