The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1912, Page 10

“ . — THE EVENING WORLD, De Wolf Hopper and Miss Duffield In the “Pirates of Penzance’’ TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1913. ] ES Sei 15,000 HOMELESS | \wmmmmammsWVe Give and Redeem “SURETY” STAMPS—Double Stamps in the Mornn BY STANBOUL FE ¢) NEI |= -ADAMS Co MANY ARE MISSING | = Women and Childre Children alsy Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Sp courage as they went along and came Stamp book. Victims of Incendiary Blaze— | W PF a gy Pa wworaimetines. 199675 ahr Preieat O N eill’s turned in her bok (worth $2.50) therey R ‘yd ae heed porn Sata, CONSTANTINOPLE, June 4.—The fire rere oven a some Ss See Which broke out yesterday in the Mo- A surprise value for you here—clever summer frocks of the ‘daintiest and newest ree models—right at the threshold of the summer season—at a price you wolld gladly i W pay in a season-end clearance sale! That’s O’Neill’s methods. fest “The Pirates of Pensance’” Well Seng. BY CHARLES DARNTON. at first “The Pirates of Penzance” seemed to strike terror to the hearts of some of those concerned in the fevival of this Gilbert and Sullivan @vmle opera at the Casino lest night, all the members of the company plucked - | hamme city called paee Sees, Up 00 Sas moment there | Stamboul bu at midnight. nea ed tue baisae hod ih pti A thousand rest four mosques, | Qeat. Bu opening ae refreshing. It worked the grateful cool breese, The audience Save your Surety Semns— cemented ae. Dresses and Frocks, lingerie, linen, Scotch a « r 1 pure Hams, Prench fancies, wns, chasrbrayes eines ||| Susile HAGEL ar ineticause and voiles, in white, dainty tan, blue and pink ||| fi'v"Go 110 Bree ‘ e fire is believed to have been in- Not one model, but many; 3 a builder thus avenging !fm- one more handsome and Performances of “The Pi- self upon the owner of a house tn course pretty than the next. Vi f Fetes" wore whisked away in a difty; of construction regarding which there es to $18.75, at.... . e he air was cleared. Miss DuMeld sang had been a dispute, © @etignttuny and without detraying the | $18.50 Tailored Linen Suits,$12.75 toned ‘Miverwace, § — alightest effort. Later in the evening, \ of handsme wedding t however, hor voice lost some of its | gifts at special prices A 86 case \% fredhness. At the same time she man- | oyster white. Our linens are made by the best men| of beautiful = aa | | ew to keep the place whe Bad won for | tailors, atay bound and shrunk and finished only in| verware is priced... * $3.98 ; { ie best way. , } Better Inte than never, De Wolf Hop- | Uadeue ioe Sale a boot ; MPa dele dhe $35 Tailored Wool Suits, 919.75 || new, and as dainty andprett as STiias ‘gariiosdas Wave et éaty ye 100 in this choice assortment in summer white || ca be. Some exquisie Night serges. Fine French Serges in grays, also dark, owns, Combinations ad ’ fairly defied recognition, looking more Uke one of Phil May's drawings than cess Slips, Ake $1.50, are priced . «+ 61.00 O'Neill’s yen jal June Canned Foods. me S pl now for delive: up to July let. si adhe Also Important Sales ¢ medium and light gra; ‘weeds, Worsteds end Homespuns, and the fi men’s wear Tweeds and black and blue men’s serges. Plain tailored Values $85.00. $22.50 Tailored Satin Coats, 914.75 Plain and black-and-white revers and cuffs, with Rimeelf. Playing the part close to his Policeman's belt he made it quaintly Demorous and wholly unlike anything ‘Be Bas done before. When, in a broken ‘Veloe, he sing of the unhappy lot of o Policeman his heartfealt words were all Det logt in shouts of laughter. 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Temple was capital as the je chief's lieutenant, playing with Ufe and spirit that the performance fe sadly lacked at other times, ‘The of the chorus did not live up to ABORN OPERA SEASON DRAWING TO A CLOSE. Longer Than Ever Before, It Shows Solid Growth of Interest in Grand Opera in English. OCEAN PARKWAY OPENED BY THE MAYOR TO AUTOS. They Had Been Forced to Use a Narrow Side Drive on Coney Island Jaunt. reputation for beauty and when talked about the weather thelr chatter was quite unintelligible. How- ws they were allve and did a great to keep the performance moving. perc er alate Ncestanatei A VAUDEVILLE VICTORY. Metth’s Union are Theatre Again a Variety House. Vaudeville reciaimed one of the ¢ Tony AC Ste tint: tes $47-50 shaped round collar of Ramie cloth and that the tide of motion pictures| ever be dencing the solid krowth| head Bay precincts, and aid mot take! Giiced this week te fine lace edging. Tucked jabot effect, swept from it when the Union| of interest in grand opera in English. | kindly to being forced to use the side | pony BRUSSELS. iter, Theatre reverted to the variety of entertainment yesterday. Union Square was B. F, Keith's d ‘and rich $2.00 alba: cloth down front with buttons; Mestad igh class vaudeville ttt's Yew | Bookings are now being arraniged for] that unmocersary, hardship and danger) |ove Meas SA rugs at. cotton and lisle; blacks, tans en od |fand of Rumie cloth around cuff, finisheal nao}, ene © Boying | four Giferent Sresainations wader “ and stated that the available side drive| furnished the designs these rugs Women's 35c to S0c Stockings | With frill tucked back. A very smart Ys control. The Interesting opening Mudiny fou Atyed mena Giana lcoee sabi de deat te tir ped tin apts You'll be pleased at 25c—Fine lisles and cottons; and effective waist. presented yesterday, included M188 | Opera companies in repertolre, one to| matter up, and the order that the side| Wig tei aPPearance blacks, tans and colors; embroidered le D'Armond and Frank Carter, fa Armond and Prank Carter rie "Chiidren's ase Socks at 1ze—|| Low Neck Black Messaine Mover," Lyons and Yosoo and|the North and West, and two AXMINSTERS: A’ charming assortment lene tore Se er ie A QUARTER CENTURY BEFORE Mes. Francis R. Arnold, ie long missing Dorothy Amold, re- fwrmed from Purope to-day on the Red | Star Miner Vaderiand. She was met by mother of Ree husband and one of her sons. Nonc ef the Arnolds would reply to questions, erther than to say that Mrs. Arnold Deen abroad for her health. A fellow pasmenger sald that Mra. Agaold had wpent all her time ‘abroad Gernsbach, Germany, near Baden. ‘The annual spring seaann of the Aborn English Grand Opera companies is drawing to a close, the engagements of two organizations of the system end- ing last Saturiay at Brooklyn and Pittsburg, the Aborn-Washington ag- gregation closing June 9, and the Aborn- Baltimore company continuing until June %, This institution ie continuing nger into the summer this year than The Brooklyn season drew an enormous Patronage and was noteworthy for its cover the East and South and othor which will divide the territory in ¢ same manner. The two Aborn organiza- tions in repertoire will present “Madam Butterfly,” “La Boheme," “The Tales Hoffman,” and Gretel," Trovatore,” i! Lammermoor,” “Lohengrin rmen."" ‘Their membership will ted from the entire force of over nine hundred principals, choristers, | mustclans and executive and artistic | staffs included in the seven different companies organized fi anies now being will open their nber and continue until the time for opening the spring season of 1913, the past spring | a Cost no more than An order was issued yesterday by Commiasioner Waldo to the various pre- cinots in Brooklyn announcing that Ocean Parkway from Twenty-second avenue to Kings Highway, which here- tofore had deen restricted to horse- Grawn vehicles, is now open to automo- bile tramic. Commissioner Waldo has had occa- ston to use Ocean Parkway in making trips to the Coney Island and Sheeps- drive, which 1s hardly wide enough to accommodate two automobiles, drive be used was withdrawn, THE PUBLIC. Over Five Million FreeSamples Given Away Each Year. 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