The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1914, Page 8

Flt coal eae pot : mene - —~ lox. But he had voice, an well ns CHARLES DARNTON. BY NM Tago who ate en apple as h hantered succulent words with Rod- @rigo; an Tago who chucked his wife under the chin and then choked | the strawberry-marked handkerchief out of her; an Iago who of the corner of his mouth and twinkied out of iu corner of a inated ‘who leered like the devil out of « curiously sudden “dark Gark deeds tad ended in the murder of Roderigo—this was the Iago with which William Faversham defied tradition and glorified hl at the Lyric Theatre last night. Not your idea? No, of course not! bloody Bhakeaperian detail, The we: | You've always thought of “Othello”; nificant fact was that Faversham re- ae throttling tragedy, haven't you?| mained debonair to the Jast. And it! Tt hab never even occurred to you to) in worthy of note that when Othello! take st im the epliit of riotous melo-|rained hin dagger above Iago and a But schoolday ideas change} woman in the gailery cried “Kijl| With the times, 1 realised this last|/him!” the audience raised a laugh fight as never before, For a long/in appreciation of what he deserved. time, after shuddering through the! But there was something more than. pire Reader of the drama, 1 had thin tn the acting of the final scene, “Othello” obvious. But not) which brotght the performance up to tid night had I seen it in thea higher standard than it had/ follicking tragedy. That)reached at any other time. Firat ie pillow and then stabbed) the end carried theyplay beyond the| Nege to keep her from talking, tent pouch of Mr. ay cai, Lectin td was high time for her to die|t? Miss Constance Collier, whore Emilia stood out as the mont vivid was to be accepted a8 &/ and dramatic figure of the eveninn. thin dark-eyea goddess to her own for the momen Waracier: annociated in the com- mon mind with inhuman cunning and ly bE gral tapi dag pictorial that in cos. tume, more than in scenery, A seemed Uke a ofuturiatic preparation for epeare. nically, Seplanice with a beautiful view of Venice, the juction as it was painted and was more scanest, than the = s, fia AY) the point where Case' ee short phy "and that brawl at swords-point dis =. ‘Dinela’ reat. Mr. Faversham this nolsay row no well that it counted as the Yarat merone tor { guccess, and altho Mid Pedro de Cor: doba had done nothing to distinguish himeelf as Cassio in the earlier G paate Fe Me i} his drunken scene aah Mr. FavorsBiali( wave no aig- ality to the formance, it see tater: ol the differen AND GIRLS’ LINGERIE UNDERWEAR: now om the second floor, with greatly increased facilities —edjoisiag the Women's Underwear Salon. canklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Annual Sale Wednesday - » Misses’ and Girls’ Underwear a t t Gowns wien Heretofore Perry 95 .45 .65 .95 neies ot otraight Heretofore 880 to $1.80 -35 .55 .95 y Soteto ‘ridin ines ite ry + ub RI 55 .95 1.35 Lingerie Combinations fel years. Hkrosotore $1.80 10 $346 .95. 1.25 1.95 Nears ‘aa trimmed. yeare. to $2.95 .50 .95 1.35 — Girls’ Pajamas sem Fi cretofore Bc to $1.75 55 .75 ro Girls’ Princess Slips iene $1.80 to $2.95 95 1.35 to 16 years. Heretofore 00c 55 Will Close Out Wednesday 220 Misses’ and Giris’ Guim or bass: Bonga embroidery, fonthes eiableg and 50 ana.85 Heretofore .95 to $1.95 150 French Hand Made Guimpes a hand embroidered, ‘fme beslate, handmade, emabrot rook feather 95 ona 1.45 Moretatere $1.75 to £8.96 aged fina D the: was smothered with the! praise for the powerful aweep that at) THE EVENING WORLD, physical hugene: an voice in the main thing with Otello, he man ally to uarert himself and hn that exce The f Metony of bis reading wan relteved by clear- 10) hin sitinnesn of figure Gistinguish him frdm th as a Atrangely, jaunty Tago, William Faversham ae lage. Constance Collier ee Emilia. Ness of diction and, although the stage tricks of ft.) gent) reative Jago must hav thorn in the! anpiy n: aide of Othello, distracting him an |otet until the » urtace. eam well as the audience when he tried he ras M felt as throttled jaeo. address to the senators was no tame | mit: that a Eos rt help suspecting him of pi laying down" out of | conbiadratton Hf Bg actor whose nario was in bi The wisdom ts r, 32 z z = versniration will Faversham in h St. ALFRED A.KOHN SMART SHOES Fina, Repucrions In_the SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Still more emphatic SAVINGS on Smart Shoes for Men & Women--ABSOLUTELY NO STOcE “CARRIED OVER” | Women’s Evening Slippers | and Low Shoes "E0KEN gate 195 a 2° Store ONL Y) at 14 Off (At Clearance of Women’s Shoes Em! 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Attractive model in Taffcta for afternoon wear. 65.00 and 75.00 Evening Gown in Taffeta — distinctive model. 55.00 Particular attention is directed to a new importation of hand-made Lingerie and Net Gowns. 45.00 75.00 to 150.00 ’ Special Values On Wednesday, February the: 11th NEW EMBROIDERED ROBES New Novelty Robes in the latest French styles and combinations of materials and colors, including Embroidered Net with Batiste, Embroidered Voile with’ Chiffon, Embroidered Crepe with Novelty Laces and Embroidered Organdie with Net. 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Scarfs, Pillow Slips or Covers...... 45c to 95c Glove, Handkerchief or Veil Boxes ..5Oc to 1.00 Hairpin Boxes................65+ 50c to 1.35 Trays,—glass covered............. 75c to 1.25 Talcum Powder Boxes............ 50c and 75¢ Work Bags...........00ceeeeeees 75c and 95c Desk Sets (6 pieces)........... 2.75 and 3.00 Pin Cushions. ............ 0000s eee e eee 75¢ Hat Stands...............ccee cence eee es 50c A large assortment of Japanese, Scrap, Sand- wich and Fruit Baskéts. 25c to 2.00 Removal Sales Women’s Footwear Several Hundred Pairs . Weatking 8 Dress Boots (Sizes slightly broken) Wil bo cowed Off Wk cscs $4.85 ' All Other Boots (Sizes broken) $2.95 & $3.05 All Low Shoes | (Sizes broken)........... eateen $2 e 65 Finest Rhinestone and Cut Steel Buckles $1.50 to $12.00—Values $3.00 to' $25.00 ac To Close Out Before Moving Lace Curtains & Bed Sets 860 Pairs Curtains 1, 2, 3,4 and 5 pairs of a kind 75c, 00c, $1.25 to $18.00 pair Originally $1.75 to $40.00 pair. 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