The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1913, Page 21

|__sThe Evening World Daily Magezine. Friday, December 26. 1913 By Liane Carrera (Anne Helé'e Daughter.) Billie Burke Wins Out WELL Now THaT (TS ALL OVER AND THE KIDS HAVE Gor THEIR TOYS I'M GONNA GRAB A WELL o 6 But there 19 no reason why the in “The Land DESERVED NAP Sewell Har clothes aro nat to Sins of Promise.” drance they vomce were. For several . years the most fashionable wemen o@ Paris, tho women wi copied everywhere, ha’ sets, My mother never them and neither do I. In fact, I have never worn s pair in my lite and 3 think all young girls should be trained to do without stays. : * BY CHARLES OARNTON. | SVE gentle art of washing dishes, as well as the more violent one of | breaking them, was practised last night at the Lyceum Theatre by Miss Billie Burke in “The Land of Promise,” by far the most vigorous play) at W. Somerset Maugham has written. } It was no longer @ question of teacups and—how many lumps? Mr., usham got away from the drawing room and also from England after the ‘opening act, and gave us © play with good red blood in it. As for Miss Burke, , Gt first she didn't seem the least bit changed, except that she wore » black! @reas and white collar and cuffs, Sho was supposed to be a humble lady's companion, but she couldn't fool herself, let alone us. She proclaimed inde- Dendence at the top of her voice, and swung herself from one side of the! Gtage to the other with @ swagger that demanded nothing lese than the ee Prairie of the Canadian Northwest to w: ccustom second act. Mere, as Norah Marsh, she el ye chee Genie Eis ‘ yourself to doing without them, erother who had married a hotel wattress, This woman naturally hated the ° LIANE CARRERA ‘The supremely graceful figure must other, and consequently life on the farm VIMI.— GRACE. the encersgted gure, the body @oon resulted in one of those feminina G*a e ry once @ supremely in- not need artificial stiffening. The muecies of the torso and@ adder grow weak and faceiad only when they are given no werk to ‘That te why without core rows not wholly unknown even in th euprem: real nous pause when the woman who is what Americans Norah reminded Gertie that it was im. Raped hyvad bayer pence ace The graceful ‘s Possible to make « silk purse of a sow's jlience umder! her ear, Any woman, of course, would get up on her ear at a remark of that sort. Gertie flew off and then came back demand that Norah apologize to wer before all the men of the farm, Norah consented, but when Gertie tried to “rub it In” she threw back her red head@ and balked like a wild mustang. She would wet out of the house first, and to do this he defied the “hired man,” Frank Tay- Jor, to take her away and marry her. Strong? Well, yes—but it was here that the play betrayed its weakness. With women very scarce in those parts, Norah would not have been obliged to go far to get another Job, But her red hair was up and she streaked off with the rough-and-ready Frank, who talked with @ toothpick in hig mouth and wasnt inclined to be complimentary in | Bille Burke as Norah Mersh. his remarks to the high-spirited gir! | from England. A marriage lMcenss | in easy matter, but when Frank tried to tame his shrew after reaching | hack, both his hopes and his limited supply of china were shattered | than this, the only thing that saved him from being shot by Norah, ,Was the fact that the gun she aimed at him wasn't loaded, You can guess {he rest. The mixture of the comedy of “The Taming of the Shrew” and the tragedy of “The Great Divide" made the play interesting. Norah learned to Jeve the brute who had taken her at her word, and at the last moment saved bls farm with the money sent her from England, In the course of troubled domestic affairs Mise Burke finally won out, in spite of the fact that in addition to cups and saucers and pla! irresistible. especial appeal to male connoisseurs of |fexibility. feminine beauty. A man often finds a| There !s one excellent exercise for % graceful, well formed woman at! graceful neck and show! Standing tive, even if her face ta without claasie|erect, with the shoulders thrown weil loveliness. So as every woman is de-|back, bend your head tn movement, first to the then directly In front, then to shoulder and then dackward. eerious consideration to keep the shoulders down during th’ ine an Green gives suppleness and pol pe. ‘The graceful woman te primarily the|to shoulders and to head. poled woman, By “poise” I do mot| Finally, never, .ven in complete pri- mean otiffness, but rather a complete|vacy, allow yourself to assume awk. control of the body in repose or 4 attitudes. You must elwaye prac action. Probably the finest examples of poise the world has ever known ee were not women at all, but men—the Cn a athi of Greece. Favorite Recipes Of America’s Foremost Women and all added, The favorite recipes of famous echino cherries, ayrup ane the United States are] sreatly improves. ‘Then freese. printed in The Evening World on Mrs. D. &. Bigg: may say to the contrary), $100?—$20,000?—Nothing ?—Or Less? {.2s7stats dancer} PY 142 Of fevans tw Vrank A. Muses Co, Tanavaratet “What if I am? ed daye and Fridoy: (Wife of the exBenater.) author, broke every precedent. In her rebellious stubb LARENCR OLDBN looked shelves, and went to spread the news, theatre tickets, a diamond ri amt’ muttered Clarene | Mondays, Wednesday ‘, resistance in the third act she was at her best, and with inert care ane lovingly at the hundred-dollar Presently Carlton, the manager, more gensibly—it would help to furnish miserably. At that moment he could Many of the dishes d: scribed have Baked Peanuts. ) ef her old charm. What ahe needa to learn is how to play her frst act. || bill At was ati and crisp Btrolled over and asked Olden to loan a flat. Or it could ve put in vank for Dave cut out hig imprudent tongue. if Abo hosc gels LANGE the peanuts by pouring bell } ~ Misa Lilian Kingsbury was splendid as the bullying elnter-in-law,: Bhetly and clean and new. Also it him ten dolints ACU I IS Yala oar gti eg rs Salt 4 une | > 1n6 water ere teem Gente, 008 ‘(guccess # . horse that stood at the bottom of the “Whut df you are!” ec onal arena oa. Mol played Frank with brute force that counteg Inrgely in the success of the HAO CDe'Gr08 96 1h Riad Sams Ha ren Poe rerher pul haes Peters. “Do you think that 1 care | Mfrs, Henry M. Bankhead. | \vqa,"uo not brows. Soak ever night play, and other good work was done by Norman Tharp as a tenderfoot whe |"@ had ever owned. longed to be back in London; Lumaden Hare, Thomas Reynolds, Henry War-| The preceding month @ great-uncle unploy @ gambler and # protil: stretching out her hands already, always knew that you had less THe! “wite of Capt. Henry Mf. Bankhead, | then put into » dean jer, allowing one “But you'y 1 tense than ia’ ena Miss shook his wrinkled tat close to Olden's | en of ealt to ease pak of avin= : wick, Misa Owaldye Morria (in spite of the way she apells herself) and Miss | "#4 died and left it to him, Inasmuch gn dyin’ ft eee paagyh Mee eee canes yeu. nose. ‘LM bave you understand, youns | U, 8. 4.) Leesa P py devel edhe lg Hogs tte headed padi Nd ® prairie fire in the last act. In short, |@8 Olden never dreamed that this par- Carlton sneered, Carlton had the lo! bad absolutely non man, that L have no connection with Oyster Cocktail. ares aw Lesa at Drowlee” lac veatination fe ey and & good play, “The| ticular uncle or any uncle would ever jean face, drooping nose and cold, green She whisked back to the cage and and betting—I want to be con: | oh Oe oven twelve to twenty-four houre leave him the eighth part of a cent, eyes that u sneor 1s partial to. angrily resumed her duties. Serve with chill sauce or plekles NE hundred oy! : with no one who lankere after O spoons oyster liquor, three of lime ‘9 hree tablespoons the Mundiod delice MeeGNe bin Oo 'm urprised, Olden, to learn that Clarence would have followed her. #uch deplorable amusements! or lemon juice, tl muoh delight as @ violet strawberry Your tastes are so discreditadle, And Her anger alarmed bim, and a contrite | A rush of customers interrupted Bim. | tomaty catsup, two tablespoons Wor Mrs. Arthur A. be tae ould bring Burbank. @t your age—when a single turn may expression had chased away the deter- He stalked away. cesterahire sauce, salt and cayenne peD- | (President D. 0. Congress Be tt Vin cent’ “What are cing to do with i¢7 SP0ll your life! Betting 19 gambling. mination, But be was halted by @ | iden looked furtively around. 1h) pep to teat Bee: Loal. ¥ nts ald uli No gambier is honest, And dishonesty customer who was in a hurry, the booth across the aisle Miss Dead! wayor with sherry wine. Make one HREB pounds beef, one-half pound ‘ 5 asked Mert Hawley, Janda one tn the pauper’s field!” When the customer had been attended Mililed with open malice Carltor, | you, before using. Herve hot In glasses, | ealt pork, chopped togeiher; twe A d vice to L overs Hawley and Olden divided the honor “Cissence fushed, But he took the t+ t0 the contrite expression had vanished *f0lling by, pursed his thin lips to ex Lalla Kookh. | large cups bread crumbs, two eggs, of managing the bilk counter of Pe- ra4q meckly—only registering a secret and C 1 © more wore an air of P'ee@ disapproval, J{5 and one-half dosen eggs, two|one teaspoon salt, one-half teaspooa ters's Dry Goods Emporium. Hawley resolve that in the future he would not Mae Pavey miserable, Can you offer|had chanced to look around as Olden blurt out all his business, quarts cream, one-half pint Ja-| pepper, one teaspoom elnnamon. Mis mal rum, two quarts mollk, ove) with mile until like a otf batter, mou: | into @ loaf and bake, This 's very goud @ ol erving decision, St hich, Misg "Gee, Ulden |" iawley whispered pity- n tossed her head and did not look sly “You're apt to lose your job: in hia direction again. Better deposit the money in the City Met Hawley never knows what he Is talking about! Imagine you wasting one hun- dred lovely dollars on a horse race." ;, A “A fellow who knows told me that Ethel was prettier and daintier and Unwise Behavior. Queen Lulu would win eure this afters more desiravie than any of the silk “M. C." writes: “My friend ang | moon, The odde are two hundred to Qiden spent alx dayg cach wees moas- m, A bottl cl Hopkins, money, in order) my senior, I don't think he cares ‘or| What immature young face into » fair ‘ue—ie it? I know perfectly wall orter ‘Hopkis that she might I care for him. Please|imitatton of a plutocrat planning to have her picture to what I should do,” buy"weailroad, taken forhim. She! Watt—ane don't show your was perfectly will. y feelings. ing to give him a aisles away cuuld Lear, j and lastly the er his jan't the ouly joo in toe = beciie, a chump, an id.ot, that as stooped behind the counter for the m ii tediy turn A i 4 dy. nat the young man really abandoned ten anaes glance at the bill Sibu Gea iripeed olt ee ihe irom tage , Clarence didn't notice. Wap ten! OUEA api then tall RSI TAR Hid iReparate exan, beat yoke well and a@d | hot for dinner, but better eold for unc 2 wes a mi ead - rape as ala aetgon she ought | Olden was embarrassed at being de- where she kept track of the cagh that Duly defending himselt against ine nn ee ne uatinately—the more ob-|& heaping tablespoon of sugar to every | oF “Upper, ing if it would be ma tected in his gloating. But he soon flowed nto the emporium, and came TuItE Slsleueile ot dare aren and stinately be: of the L-told-yuu-ws ex- | eR: Then dasa 5 eaten whites | o Rent from te Eeonomy , tion proper for him to) wp, 9.» writes: “I am seventeen and |"ecovered hie poise, and an expression Ver to She Hi See “i Bert Hawi ch aeparately and thea Pression on Miss Dean's face, “iva uy | brandy and Plim Boel tt ie a Ra Cokes ama. ited ad Sate sive @ girl friend} in love with a young man two yeers |0f marvellous resolve turned his @ome- “Clarence,” she demanded, “it i 4ll together told hii that he Was an im- One's Lusinens!” ay loudly Wat any vue | then mil and rum B, Coghee Company: eer aa Unie needed thr rdian, a policeman and @ nurse =” a 2 Y pointed out a hundred methods of Worid’—— ‘ . ~ : a Using the money to sume advantage, “eters won't recommend you!” Haw: | The Day's Wood Stories. Why, you might ae well light @ clg- ley told nim 1 take this wretched bird out of the rvom."—- Brette with it!” complained Bert, “Don't care!" What She Didn’t Know. = { uisiscou's, ———= muoh icture, but could “1 know a fellow that's gut a nice lot But he dia care, Too well he re pe Mrs, Dorking, “the asten —- Las afford to At, | promised to go out with two young men| one. So I'm going to put this on her,” uring. Y out north and hell take bundred dols membered the hurd ai moutoe that | [sa Pov aly easirorlbsar gery It Squasiies Them. There is an ol@|on Saturday night. Then we telephoned| waving the bill with roya) care! Piette for 4 . past he faa nase Jars down,” @ patiently explained jug jold hin vefure ue landed thie | carted away for more than ais weeka, 1) ILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS, at +e cous “ention that no nice girt ever|them to ask if the appointment might | ness. 8 surplus wage buying her candy and yt jeust four ine Bee eat Tuite cara GACTTE, rat lab iat eae weld ae ee | paca ea acidity Molen Waren gift of money from a man| be changed till Friday night. They aald| Hawley was thin and anemio and balcony seats, And when Cariton died «you gould buy some mining stock,” just We can toe Gallas Ue at hug it would do nv quod, maine, bud WF Dies | loing & youne sovellh wie, shar ovte friend, even for @ seemingly “reason-| that would be all right, but they did/ ni, neart was none too strong, or r igned, | and old Peters came to d O'Brien kindly. hate rly year, Vue caty bas wo moury to pay wy Jas fo me & succemul novel, aly aig ‘able purpose like the one described | not call for us. We rang them up to| Out of his weekly ten dollare—the ®Pprec Clarence, paid hin accord- ugh to watisty most any one! “ A cash boy handed him @ note It 7 Was trom Mise Lewn, and told him | MOO Oe ‘extul! ‘Then even | briefly tout whe Would Hot be wt DOME! ine seyor and the Aldermen hate to go without What evening ovr tue uext, wor ever, vir pay, don't ther!” again to bin, "Od, Marie, wbat you don’ Clarence read It, tore tt up, and buslume of running « city ok time, Mr. Howella couched his admonition tm» terme ‘above And there is good sense behind find out why, and they sald they didn't |egme that Olden got—he sometimes !96 to his deserts and gave hin Cari; They scattered at the approach of old the convention, A young girl should Nike our changing the date, Should two dollars to squan- '0n's pli tt was tacitly understood Peters. ‘not put herself under monetary obliga-|have telephoned to them the secon pee iy see Oe he The announce- ‘hat Miss Dean might step permanently Jonathan Peters was alxty-five years dom to @ member of the opposite sex, | time?” trent ehocked him into seeking the out of the iron cage and count only oid, Yor forty-two yeare he had been for this act invariably places her in @| It would have been wiser not to do| nearest available support. It proved to @ deacon in the Baptist Churon. And, ‘falee position, Even if the transaction j eo, but rather to wait for the excuses|be a cardboard box, which gave way Quite apart from his well known moral the other enitic agreed, ‘te becouse throw the fragments on tue four, T ber been le Waal fs @ perfectly innocent one on both| which were certainly due you. and sent him sprawling to the floor, wome right to inquire about the disp Character, he would have teen consid | 00" oie ol ae ue ae pia ———= ei resting on them,’ Trey the world will be almost eure to —— “Dye mean that you're go- tion of the hundred dollars. ered un ornament ty any church merely I Baa + more A Knowing Parrot bende ft when {t becomes| “J. J." writes: “What would be anice| ing to throw ‘one hundred dollars Olden was embarrassed by her on- because of the devout appearance of nie "4° ination, é L | eet rt Vesrunseretené hae a!d before, nice| Christmas present for a nurse in the pop horse race?” he demanded indig- slaught, But he kept his eyes on the short-ciipped White whiskers, When Wie sure that ne was oy 9, line pare 30 a hate,” md | Just Like It. mone fy way which will| hospital who took very good care of me| nantly. breadths of navy bongaiine that he was He eyed Clarence grimly before he Wascuing Gim from (he corner of one Pogue ella use & Ne | FY There are cine members of my famiy, repeal pope tnpleasantiy criticized, | When I wae iit” i ay win. If I Gon't—well,” stub measuring, and atubvorniy avuided her puke. Fhe ag pith ellie cece coal Pern Me Wie teins Gantt te sae vice mea urge no course on a giri| She would probably appreciate elther| borniy, “I don't care, It came easy— glance ae ME hope what 1 have heard is withous {* iat Clade ase guved! Gieiria pry alt , ool candy or Sowers, |1 can afford to let it go easy, Any- ‘Clarence!’ she cried, “You surely foundation, Ulden,”* said sternly, ain a dunoh? n . jae gy epee ii qubtch will invite euch criticism, — | way, I'm tired of the darned old rut of don't really mean"— expect vou told Just beture 1s. art Marit, nen | Hea pitcher—the other eigen = “C, R.” writes: “Will you please tell| putting every cent where it has to go. ‘Yes, I du,” defian Its my own, Clarence, ' 4 tookea “Lm going downtown,” Clarence re tae a bed ina (0 pertictic et oes moines +h FA." writes: “A young man 1) me of appropriate gift for a young! For once I want the thrill of wasting and 1 won't lose anything, And I've across » down at the counter, ge Hlaven't Un {9 gat to A ere eee al Maid, tadienane: Me—She is the catuher, Wheserer anythiag know broke his engagement decause he| jady who works in th; office as I| money!’ ways wanted to bet om @ jong, sure sideway Not to buvkinwker?” O'Brien der wy.h'iy can valy imitate, and it te pot likely | happens, mots 7a catches ft, ‘Tearaed that bis flancee had falee/ dor 1 am not payin ention, but| ‘“There’e other ways of wasting !t— shot “Olden, look at me and teil ine that manded. thet our bird would repeat @ sound it ia not ac] Bhe-What © queer family—fust like « “ ‘teeth, He saya that he loves no one| we walk to the subway together evety| theatres, destaurants”—— Miss Dean looked long at him. Her you have no intention of squandering "No one ed decisively, | eustomed to hear." @ise more than her, and that he js night.” “I've decided on this way.” Diue eyes Dbiackened with tantalizing — wickedly squandering one hundred — ‘Theo Polly woke: He—Te, We itve on © farm, ond ay inte mating @ great geerifce ia giving her § Buy her a mice box of candy. Bert hastily finished Gusting the visies of al) the money WOuld Duye dollars!” inundered bie amloves (Ze le Coatinued) “Dean's Wills Gem's dons,” i enid, ‘Weis unail ' besthow play i the vestiald,—Jeden, x ‘ , { ‘ 4 ai