The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1913, Page 17

PTS IES ETE TOT TNT IT IE AE siti ts ateilinaill the adi i dal Wh allitea “dalld TEE EVENING WORLD, WEDWEEDKY, 1 KPRID 3, Tes. deen in the years gone by at No. M8) Yarmouth. Yentie used to say that ‘West Thirty-fourth street. knew the Hart was not an ear! because] Minn, yesterday so she cowld try to wes and is an angel in the | ‘se hag holes in he socks, catch a fish in Lake Pepin. The road family. The angel is a widow! The foregoing is only a partial list of |refused because the siding 00 short irs, Bernstein, mother} the mang of the profession who felt the! to take ghe train and save traffic from the young men and | influence of the Bernstein home. It was | known throughout the land. beta Boy” telts the story of the Stopped for an hour at Lake City, being biecked. Mary says next time ghe'll wee another road. i tee “. ne thousand ms ne Play" clones its sea- J jousands we been ‘™ death of Mr. Bernstein occurred farrison Grey Fisk “ bog acg ‘They are in New | a¢ 690 o'ctock yesterday morning. The Gaal,” Wis aay Derena 10 eo, ae maf —J @ week inter in funeral will tale place from the house! sips ‘rele, é one night etands, ‘Net a few of them the wasplees af Vartce Ladncne, “ater | Philip Kisin, een of Charles Klein, the a AM. : mokes Ais debut as an actor oo Gundey might as a Chinese girl in John THEATRE NOTES. Resinol stops itching instantly nat isa fat va the moment Resinol Ointment touches itching skins, the and healing: begins. With a - of Resinol Soap, it » black! rye inveisas farena peat: ‘Witlerd’s ‘Green Beetle” at the Lambs’ ‘eventry. Gambol. ‘Yentie, Angel and Mother | ALWave READY WITH A HOME! 10 inate quit aeainn Tee @nubert for| _ Veledm Borat itt be at thé Victoria tenderen | the Professi AND A LITTLE CASH. am accounting as to “The Bluebird,” | May § with a play in blank verwe by | to the Pri ion. Dan W. Bernstein was one of the| George C. Tyler for the Lichlere testl- best known men on Broadway. Hi fame was @ sacred symbol wherever HOME FOR STAGE FOLK. |temant sutered, Jn, te commer gagements were scarce. He carried 20,000, and only #400 was handed over instead of half. ‘With “The Harbor Watch,” a tran- MANY SUBSCRIPTIONS TO v every drageiet in the United | ! it i g him. He was part of the profession lodging house at No. 212 West Thirty- and ft was his great, big heart that/fourth etreet, and there came t@ bis Tepliity with which plens are went out to the homeless wanderers of ! congenial and comfortable hearty some progressing under the activities of the Reseed the sock and buskin, Always was there{of the greatest who sported the committee, on which Otto M. Kahn is & home for the men and women of Mmelight. It was a family boarding make it and comfy eit = stage in his boarding house at No. 20) ™ West Fifty-necond street, as there had eEeuiGu_=_={=_=_=_e_ee_ THESE TWO YOUNG WOMEN Telk' How The: , Suffered and Lydia E. Pinkham’s ex |? Al i AN OASI@ IN THE BROADWAY DESERT. ‘The boarding house came to be known as the Actors’ Home. And it was in reality as well as in name. The tired 8 of the road would make for TURE ® CLOTH] ~ EASY CREQIT GLISY ae NO. DANDRUFT—25 STMDEtiE Hair coming fy Be dry, brittle, thin or your scalp itches : “ ” Restored Tae Health and is full of dandruff—Use “Danderine. | and Stopped all Pains. Within ten minutes after an a time. The effect te dren | os “Ohio—1 Id hat The mask was dropped and|tion of Danderine you cannot find a] hair will be light, fi and wavy, and would Rave 11 human befngs beneath | single trace of Dandruff or « loose or| have an a rance of abu: stressed feeling in! that nospitable root. falling hair and your scalp will not itch, | incomparable lustre, softness and luur- the lower part of my | “aye house at No. 40 West Fifty-sec-| but what will please yon ae most will be] iance. the beauty and shimmer of true 4 back, headaches and hair health. filled with members of the |after a few weeks’ use, will S| profession now. ..To-day Jt was. crowded actually see new hair, fine ne aad downy Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s +) with friends of other days as well a2 at foal jee ne from any drug £ stone or toilet ‘And the first wora of | 6rowi counter, and prove to night— | oA DEL: at immediately your hair is es pretty! and | bot-| those of to-day. A little Danderine greeting was: | double the beaut: 4 our hair. No| soft as wl farses it has been you, Yentie? Our purses are at your command, Consolation we cannot give | difference how d beitee, and .| you. Let ua help in a solid way.” A York. And there was for them the bright glow of the fire, the genial wel- come of Dan, the motherly greeting of Dan's wife. I! an oasis in the SPs eee Wey Wea ATURDDA or injured by careless treatment—that's | all—you “a4 can have beautiful hair But the widow shook her head. They Leip bee fected it if you will just try « little gould not help her, she said, through her tears. Her only helpmeet was gone, his smile faded, his gen’ voice hushed forever, Children there were whom she had mothered. Some were born in her sion | house and she wok care of them all have while their parents were away on the mms, R.| road, Oh, yes, the Bernstein house was the actors’ home in all the meaning of the word home. spent ten] SOME OF THE NOTABLES WHO LIVED AT “THE HOME.” j more female troubles. hope every suffering woman will give your medicine a trial. 1 give you pe Betedtiched C2 Yeove The Largest Millinery Store ta America WILGox's One Week Manufacturers’ Sale Every trimmed and untrimmed hat in the store at exceed- ingly low prices, in ler to reduce our immense stock. Extra sPecials every day below the wholesale price. For Our Thursday Special No, 6, Box 3 Danville, V dollars on your medicine and I feel so Fur Storage * Costs 2% Telephone $900 Main 376 Fulton Street, t, Brooklyn, NY. in the old day ! , Frank Daniel rtinot, Amelia} iy Stone, Vera Michelena were some of the boarders of the old time. 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