The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1913, Page 7

ey watehmen trying te eheve door oven. Business of the door gritting ite teeth, aticking tte toes tipht and refusing | to budge.) | Mr. Belasco: Call Mr. Elliott and Mr, | Howard. (Thone two appear. The door eneers at them and won't yield to their tun- BELASCO AS STAR INONE-ACT FARCE: |< Juses. Business of the elevator standing very atill and the door hokting fast.) | An Electrician: Bill, we'll have to ee With Julie Opp ‘and Elsie Old. | #hove ‘er up with crowbars. (Business of both electricians shoving opt ia the elevator from the bottom with ham as Support, “Elevator | fowsure, ‘The elevator te rateed to the om, floor level. Business ot the door _open- Button” Fails. | Tig ae plcwediitly ae” you please. The ~ | passengers atep out.) | Julte Opp: I don't think 1 will get one of these elevators for the children. Mr. Belasco: CRITIC FINDS IT SLOW. No, t wouldn't. (CURTAIN) (Time required for thie perforeance, two houre and twenty minutes. Prop- They Just Stand Still for Two Hours and Twenty Minutes and Make Noise. erties required, siz philosophical dispost- tone.) “BUTTON, BUTTON; WHO WREEED TUB BUTTON & eue-act comedy of Broadway life. CHARACTERS. Devil Belaeco, a producer of plays, Petic Opp, an actress, ‘Wisle Oldham, ditto. Bewin Arden, actor, and Mrs. Arden. Aston Davies, a very dramatic critic, ‘Wiitiam Elliott, son-in-law of David Belasco, ‘My. Howard, secretary to Mr. Belasco, A watchman. ‘Two electricians. Boone: An elevator plying between the Belaste studios in the Belasco Theatre end Broedway. Time—Sunday after-|! son. ‘ "4 did variety, tomorrow, at Tulle Opp : SELE-RAISING Handi tor |a5e vsTop Sox-— im srlen wy which the ante to opr patent de ot | ‘a Ss cll tledleten Deol adl eee aud Comat eaumly a Ahern) Main white, im andy | Exe regional values Ha saatronly faillinery fal on offered n wish Thad an elevator like this, It would MAIN BUILDIN ELI KAdy CO) Mea eats RL (Pret Floor, MAIN Building’) be auch @ nice plaything for the chil- a } iu David Belasco: The very thing. See| — What fun they could have. (Business of Mr. Belasco punching a Bulten. The elevator stops with a bump. Business of all passengers deing Dumped. Business of the women squeal. | tag.) David Belasoo: You can't get the door open unless the car stops right et a Moen Ocullsts’ Opticians Hay a Century @ Businese | If your eyesight is », (Business of Mr. Belasco trying | Weak, don’t wait enon door, although car te a foot from| until you begin to the fleer. Business of the door sticking cos MM. Bernese of Mr Seere| suffer =~ before you Brysoins duttons Business of the ole- wear glasses—act now | Cenpecond gat ACainen da EyesExamined Without Charge ue degred (shouting): Ht, there, by Registered Eye Physicians. Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $12. ninaewtie ane 217 Broadway, Astor House, Mr. Belasco: Get us out. Tinenye edb Leta Very business-like busts jassau, Ann fest 42d—New Yor! ats SRN Of ahr OR eS NN ae Fulten Se, Cor. Bond St. Brooklyn. Campbell’s Tomato Soup used as a sauce makes “‘left- overs’ even tastier than when first cooked. On cold meats, poultry, etc. or warmed over with them in various H simple ways, it gives a fresh and ap- petizing flavor as wholesome as it is inviting. Your family can look forward to such a dish with real pleasure; and you can provide it without worry or trouble. Write for our little booklet and learn some of the many practical uses for this perfect soup. Combet. SOUP 10c a can Look for the red-and-white label This $4.50 : caine AND SLIP COVERS. EXPERT SERVICE AT MODERATE Women’s “Extra’-Size Undermuslins 89c Gowns, at 69c|*17%4 Gowns, at89c Hubbard yoke. Nicely trimmed with | quality embroidery; also nainsook. emntroidery insertion and a cluster of | vainty trimmings ¢ of embroidery edg- GREENHUT BUILDIN: Coverings High-GradeFibreRugsand Carpets vaca dG: ‘Ada For Bungaiow, Cott These rugs and mattings —_ White Enamel bi 4 “Polar Star’? All-Metal Ice Cream | Coaster Sete—consisting of 10-inch) Genuine Kreamer yard... Pee are both durable and ore § —_ Stands—complcte with —makes 4quarts ofcream| tray and six tumbler holders | Heavy Galvanized Ie Heakined Huck Towels- * basin, pitcher, soap|’ infrom § to 10 minutes; casy $ to match; all porcelain Garbage Cans $: pensive. dish towel $ TOOPONMIE; AL. .oe. ee ciee evens with metal $: —at 12h a,c Kitchen and 10. Fibre Matting Rugs oil ia Secreon Doors —covered with best ima; at... lee Biceched Muslin Pillow oxid fe. ahi ~ $8.75 bis -oeea & ? inches wide; natural finish; $ be Sprays tet Aer Ake Witte io Plaid 1 om 7.6x10.6 various sizes; at : Test lisibe aa tt “adi” use contin lire fren agente ntl ber tubing] &: aoe imported ried White Pigue— 19¢ 36x72 inc! 30x60 inch 26x48 inches. Oxi2 ft 7.6x10.6 size, Megularly, sale Drtce, + $9.80... $7.50 2 tae q Lace-Trimmed Center 6x9 {t.. atora—-39 inches tore 42 {aches reeu'ertly 18: at. Pleces and Shams—each 49. Fibre Mattin high; white) high; white! ‘Ide-Ieer Refrigera- Apartment Houx $1.19 Fomstltched or Sco'l-red deinches wid 9 enamel-lined pro-} enamelslined pro- tora — 44 inches| Refrigerators—wit) Mercerized Table Cloths ry { inches wide ; new and attractive " ‘| 1 " door —eac’ ) designs in choice color combina- vislon chamber; Soe Nas A pal loor tired $2.25 Bicached Damack Table I tions, Repay. Sale Pring Yard ice capacity about large bot: Stic enaiellned high; ee capacity oes = size 70x72; ‘1. 49 tT 2 ind ca @ach.......6s 40 Ibs.; regularly! tom door; regu provision | charm] about 60 Ibs.; reg- $3 a Dozen Double Damask Naps Mk 50; ber; Fegureely kins—24-inch; *1.50 and ‘2 “Norma” Shoes forChildren,QQ¢e ago was a whirlwind event, and that was to be espesied, for these shoes are of @ very Guaranteed All Wool Blue tar size; also “sto THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1918. yay Going to The Big Store” For a Share of the Astonishing Offers During Our 10th JA” Green Tredine Stamp Anniversary Second week of this 1s bargain carnival began this morning. Hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of goods offered at the lowest prices in New York. And in addition we give Q*A¢ Stamps with purchases. Double Stamps Mornings---Single Stamps Afternoons {~ Complimentary 29¢ Stamps FREE, Tomorrow These stamps cost you nothing, and by sharing in our morning distributions and | will be peice DISH DANOR aT By routed for be uae iven frequent offers of free stamps, your saving is equivalent to 5 per cent. on the goods GREENAUT Building, tomorrow. Only 100 complimentary 7 purchase. i ™ stamps good in any one book. GREENHUT BUILDING: Utility Box, for 52.50 Substantially made in every part, bytes with an excellent qualit pa appar? matting and ‘rimmed wit MAIN BUILDING Our Cut Flower Special! Fragrant Roses Long stems; white, yellow, red and pink ; to- money, a dozen lu Wats Lexis 09 ¢0 . eueeeue 45c (Main Floor, MAIN Building.) Extra Special For Tomorrow Sp ) Only MAIN BUILDING ‘MAIN BUILDIN Trimmed Hats For Matrons $5 and Elderly A choice collection of trimmed spl badd Women; at . especially designed for tomorrow's sale— peat becoming to bamboo; set on four shone comer feet; heavy casters. Size of box 36 inches long, 1734 inches wide and 1414 inches high. ery com- pact, solving the problem of packing your winter wearing apparel during the summer. CONSULT US BEFORE ORDERING YOUR AWNINGS, WINDOW stylish headgear that is not too extreme, yet up to date and Kstimates on request. Practical, and we show these hats in $ c= as pair (Matn Floor, MAIN Building.) IC }$1.50 Guaranteed Fountuin Pens- 14 ke. gold No. 4 pen-point; hard MAIN BUILDING 25c Silk-Striped Voiles As ome aed tra fine qualit i 40,000 yard these fal i inches wide, fn hy ‘ant 12 c derfully popes Exposttion and Sale now under way. can.. we (Third Floor, MAIN Building.) 19¢ Priuted Bordercu isutiate rubber barrel with safety —40 inches wide; vart pocket clin; exch Excellent quality cambric; deep| Low-neck styles ot a superior (Main Floor, MAIN Prshy i ‘Main Nar MAIN ‘Bullding.) shaur BulbiN $1.50 Decorated pe Chipa Salad or nel Sets- assorted floral and fruit desions: set.. 69c SREENHUT Bullding, Male Floor. (No Mall, Phone of €.0.. Orders tts Odom the Above Fatra spectale. Quantities Limited.) cks. Sale tomorrow, ine; prettily “run” with ribbon. (First Floor, MAIN Building.) GREENHUT BUILDING THE POWER OF re House Furnishings Was Never Greater Than In This Sale of Summer Floor- Sale Specials _ Towels, Towelling, Pillow Canter Pieccs, Shams, B tee Ouly a tew of tomorrow's sen- sational values are printed here: 10¢ Sheer White India beacon apted lage or Apartment Use. Your Choice of These Items Tomorrow Regular Prices Considerably MORE THAN ‘1 and 3 + inch psereney ry or oi! stove; fits over $ one burner; at of hoe, rake, spade| 2 9» nor do we exchange them.) ding fork; $ Hedge Shearsa—with gesaine $s tteeeeeeeeeeeers 1 Sheffield steel blades; at. Also This — D0 nfo eer wet: Ao Tht Refri gerators Aft-C Refriger- - \- jaberment rg Keft tore —S2 inches high; ice ca ay aves Retiia oes | Aides teer, Betelbers about 95 Ibs.; white rencaed el ‘chaimber; Table Covers—72 inches;each ... E peteed Pillow 4 Casen—- each 39 Hematitched Initial Towels —each Qe 49¢ White Mtamic Linen Suiting——yard 810 a ‘$12 Fine’ ie ge Wool & Fibre Matting Rugs aon *2.95 (Main Floor, MAIN Building.) 6501 So Ae SH 7 5G] shew. ‘10 Mein Floor.) (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) MAIN BUILDING: “ (GREENHST Building, MAIN BUILDING. *1.50 “Klosfit” $ Petticoats at. ] tions of retixing of coats fit perfectly le we specialize (wo or black and white $1-25 Comforters, Each, 7 Ade Splendid quality, summer weight, silkoline-covered, cot- ton-filled comforters. $1 Bed Pillowe—fancy ticking; filled with clean, odor- 64 less feathers; each c 19¢ Crib Blankets—-single, summer weight; cotton fleece; blue and pink borders; cach., Adc (masement MAIN Building.) ee “Shell” Design Reed Fipeaioiee Sleepers in a Great Sale Tomorrow Note the beautiful “lines” of this superb vehicle. The pattern is one of the newest shown in 1013, These carriages are strongly made— nothing skimped. Never before sold for less than $22.50. A similar sale held here abour three weeks (First Floor, MAIN Bullding) ee WS are re ‘MAIN BUILDIN us make, in fact, the are the best children's * shoes $1. 50C Ba la Spirite on the market today even at $1.50 and $2 a pair, About 1,000 Paiva of these famous shoes in Tomor- row's Sale Patent leather and gun-metal calf. Every pair with Goodyear-welted soles; button style only; sizes = OR Stoll. Sale tomorrow, at (Second Floor, MAIN Building.) (Fourth Floor, MAIN Building.) MAIN BUILDING The New Victor Victrola VI. With Suspended Sound Amplify- ing Compartment and 12-Inch jeusly mai rralght linge, Garters attached” Sale tomorrow. (Firgs Floor, MAIN Building.) MAIN BUILDIN Each Event Important Enough In Our Men’ Ss Store for Individual Mention But this is a store of big things, and we have merged three sales into one for tomorrow, as follows: 4 14 . 6 ry $10 Raincoats, at *5 | | $3.50 Trousers, at *2 Tan and brown shades. Euglish-made coats 4 men and youths. and “Wald, Welker & Co,'s” Turntable. Price . This santusieat is a wonder; it embraces every fundamental feature which has made the Victor Victrola not only one of the greatest of musical instruments but, as well, THE GREATEST HOME ENTER- TAINER IN THE WORLD! At the mere touch of a lever you have at your command the best music of every kind—vocal and instrumental—sung and played by the best artists, For the purchase price of a few records you cen heave hundreds of evenings of vaudeville contributed the best 3 Great Sales Serge Suits, at $8.95 Excellently tailored and Poartect ting garments, Regus and “slime.” COME BARLY. of “Kingly,” surplus stocks. Striped worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, blue serges, blue thibets and black thibets, Every waist-measure to $6. PLEASE COME EARLY. “Odd” Fancy Suits | i Popular styles aid 1 etcrials sizes to 38; valu. to § l $10; tomorrow, at.. *5.95 “Odd” Cloth Vests “Odd” Fancy Vests rom “broken suits; sizes Sizes to 44; values to $3; to 50; tomorrow, at. . 65! | at 85c (Second Flour, MAIN Building ) tof the Victor Vict with the latest improvements, including Victor tapering tone-arm, 2-inch turntable. my equipped 1 Sound Box, “Goose neck” sound-box tube, and The Big Store GREENHUT-SIE Sixth Avenue A City in Itself GEL COOPER © 18* to 19 Streets We sell the Victor Victrola VI. on our remarkably liberal terms of. Other Vicirolas from $15 to $200. w sogs, including °*T and six new dance records- 1 75e Week! and one-step dances, “NO TR. a svasihe wir * (Fourth Floor, MAIN Buiiding,)