The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1913, Page 17

produce next season & comic making @ success After wn absenc | Jensie Plokens the opera singe with Robert Lor played he of fis own comporition “Charit of the pagnole. NOTES OF THE THEATRES. | Mary Garden, as Louise, Charms at Metropolitan 3 Anna Paviowa, the Russian dancer, Mr. Dippel Brings His|'° "ts" '@ thie country next searo Farly next season John Drew will Philadelphia-Chicago seen as Benedict in “Much Ato About | Nothing.” which years ago he payed to Ada Rehan's Beatrice . Charlies Burnham will preside at the [Annual dinner of the Theatre Managers’ Assoiation at the Plaza Feb. 13. Toldus, the boy Greek dancer, makes his first appearance here at Violet ‘8 recital at the Lyceum Feb. 11. ait, the Chicago orltie who Lead, Kindly Light” for the of the Windy City, comes to- day to supervise the final rehearsals of his sketch here. In the cast of will be Ralph Stua court, Frank We arthur Laceby, Royal ‘tracy, Chi Dickson, William Fredericks, Louise Randolph, Kate Mayhew and Ruth Fielding. ira, Henry Loy Easton read a paper on “Fine Feathers" yesterday at the Opera Company to Town and Presents Charpentier’s Opera of Modern Parisian Life That Mr. Hammerstein Made Familiar. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. ing the healing that cause the troubl ediat ina in Oil of Pine, and take Hundredth Man” William K. Har- ‘Any druggist can suppl genuine Viera 0 Pin fine performance Of course , in the title part, was the principe! attraction. She sang with more than her usual felicity end | Hotel Astor to the Theatre Club. familiar charin, | Ceollia Loftus is the only player who making the character to stand out a8/hag yet performed for the new Edison the composer intended that it should | “Talkie-Movies.”’ e84 as she accustomed her audiences! Frederick Warde, @hakespearian act to expect in the days not #0 long ago, |is to use “movies” with his recital of when Mr. Hammerstein was King at| ‘Richard Tit.” fis Manhattan Opera House. Charles} Grace Van Studdiferd ts planning to —_————Eeeee THE EVENING opera “Avoid Soothing Syrups syrups hs and ist Nature to throw off "the germs relief and to bottle cerine, cight dee ey of whiskey and half an ounce of | teaspoon- . This isa babii W. L. DOUCLAS | ‘38 4 & ‘48 SHoEs | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED WEST S efecterer Retires s from Business, which is the only reason we could buy and sell at such a remarkable under-wholesale price. largest known for the excellency of its work- Pet t Houses in w York pub- honestly claim that these PETTICOAT! it to the best of our knowledge, the BIGG VALUE ever presented to the } lic. This is the entire stock of one of the the U. 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The crowd aesem- bled in the most nature! manner and dis- ported itself with ease and grace, the ‘vallet, of which Julle Hudak was the principal dancer, compelling attention. ‘The street characters and ¢heir aries in the earty morning, as depicted at the beginning of the second act, were ef- fective, an@ the sewing room in @ dretemaking establishment, the second scene of the second act, was presented convingingly. Th proteges of Mme Gads) hq@rwelt ag the errand girl by sprightl- nese in geting. The opening and closing eeenes in a room of @ Parisian working- tenement carried conviction by of the intense realiem in the ainging and acting of the three leading ebarecters, Louise and her mother ani father. The end was reached with tho audience heli spellbound. From the cast principal singers, 'ULTON ST. BrioGe St. ion Greatest Ever Held! Every Winter Garment Must Go Wemnery, Emilio Venturini, Francesco Constantin Nicolay, Marie Cavan, Begener, Helen Warrum and Hope Grey. Our old friend Cleofonte Cam- panini, who conducted with his accus- tomed ekill and authority, got a warm of affection en he pit and was in the ourtain calls. Garden, who wes signally honored in the calls, and for Louise Berat, and Hector Dufranne. The @tage management under Fernand Al- mans, wae highly creditable. OLARA BUTT IN RECITAL WITH KENNERLEY RUMFORD. Clara Butt surely was thirsty at the gotnt recital with her husband, Kenner- tey Rumford, which she ve at Car- negie Hall yesterday afternoon. There could be no mistake about it; for Genuine Russian Pony Coats Fortite’ Prite $50.00%& $60.00 eines dyed sking beautifully ma marked site! 20.00 No alterations........... Hee Ce eeeee one, $110 French Seal Coats $30 Iceland Fox Sets.. $15 Black Wolf Sets. . $50 Mole Coney Sets. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, WE OFFER Every $25 & $30 Suitin Stock No Alterations. None Sent C. 0, D, Serges, broadcloth at e Plain tailored or and fancy worsteds. No new vir- ita were to be found in Mme. 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