The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1914, Page 15

a - {the forest, rich in the color of Aut. umn leaves and sweet with nature gentleness of tho lov if and = shepherdesses id Pp le of higher degree, Miss Anglin made her New York i How well she the part is for a f acting to say. The writer of this notice is a reporter, remote, ob- acure, but still a reporter. |, The rettings for the many scenes lin the five acts of the love comedy | that Mr. Shakespeare wrote were ex isite and the audience, evidently friendly plaud THEATRICAL NOTES, Oliver Moroxco announced esterday that the success achieved by Mise Laurette Taylor in the special matinee performances of the three one-act Plays by J, Hartley Manners, at the Cort Theatre, has led Mr, Manners ¢o reconstruct “ x4 the second play af the triple bili, into @ three-sct comedy, ite Krening World.) WHITE PLAINS, N. Ys Mar. 17. That @ railroad rigni of way, covered railroad ft from the paving of adjoining streets and henee cantiot proveriy be usnessed for this purpose is the substance of an mn of the Court of Appeals filed y at White Flaine. . case involving in point was brouxht by the New Haven Railroad “Crinoline Girl” Is Julian Eltinge; Full of Laughs. At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Ane Chante romped away with the featured preition, Many Taughe were provoked by Joesph Hart's eew entire, “The Telephone Tangle." On Seturday night William A, Brady received one to Miss Anglin, frequently the pictures t' unfold@d within the proscenium. The ‘cor assvearys fod by the viliage | PULIAN EL-TINGE: then a fragment of plot: then Jultan Eltin Like Tt will’ be repented terniene ete av ad J &@ scrap of music; then Julian Eltinge; then a farce situati then | to-morrow matineo and to-morrow bool Julian Eltinge, But chiefly Julian Eltinge. At the Knickerbocker |nieht. For the reat of the week"The ——X—_—_—a""" Theatre last night, in “The Crinoline Girl,” Otto Hauerbac! Taming of the Shrew’ by the same “farcical melodramatic comedy with songs.” Mr. Shakespeare will be the bill. Yes, it was chiefly Julian Eltinge—in masculine attire, in slit skirt, in Carmen costume, in crinoline—and at that there was not really too much of him, For without him the play he dominated would scarce have held to- wether for one act. And, thanks to him, it was decidedly funny. HEAD COVERED WIT BALD PLACES EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROE 17, 19 “Jere in the OE=IO We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases a New York's Eltingo, so his friends say, wants to| make a Knickerbocker evening worth DOUBLE get out of the “female impersonation" | While. SURETY Large Red Blotches Covered Body, |'i"* snd Into some vehicle where he! ay pea per ANGLIN rine Wink Broke Out on Head. Hair Came MAKES HER DEBUT FORENOON Out in Handfuls. So Disfigured AS “ROSALIND.” PURCHASES. Ashamed to Go Out. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Cured. Woodstown, N. J.—"I suffered with o peculiar breaking out which started around the neck, large red blotches which peeled and left sores. Gradually they covered my whole body excepting my hands and feet. Later the sores broke out on my head. My head became covered with large bald places. ‘My hair camo out in handfuls. The blotches itehed and burned. I was terribly disfigured and everyone noticed me so I was ashamed to go out. I wasn't allowed to attend school ‘until I certified my disease was not catching. “I took medicine without being helped. ‘Thea someone told me of Cuticurs Soap aad Ointment. The places began to dry up within @ week. Within ex weeks I looked Uke different person. 1 was cured in two months and my skin was clear." (Signed) ‘Miss Hester P. Watson, Oct. 8, 1913. A generation of mothers has found no soap @0 well suited for cleansing and purifying the | ekin and hair.of infants and children as | Cuticura Soap. Ite absolute purity and re- | freshing fragrance alone are enough to! recommend {t above ordinary akin soaps, ‘Dut there are added to these qualities delicate | yet effective emollfent properties, derived | from Cuticura Ointment, which render it | moet valuable in overcoming ® tendency to distressing eruptions and promoting ® nor- mal condition of skin and hair health. Outicura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Oint dullan Eltinge as Tom Hale. can wear trousers throughout three entire acta, Which is much as though Rockefeller should yearn to discard Standard Oi and to win laurels solely asa golf shark. There are a host of female impersonators. And those who are not abominations are pests, El- tinge is the exception, He succeeds in making himself feminine without Margaret Anglin opened a New York engagement last night, after @ long road tour, with You Like It" at the Hudson Theatre. The play ‘was written by William Shakespeare. It has no thief in it, no inspector of police nor hae it any shop girl or typewriter who te invited out to the “big eats” by her boss in Wall street or any other downtown street. In fact the play is a mild romance, re- dolent with the ecent of the loam in —__—_—_—_—_ How to Grow Long Beautiful Hair By a Hair Specialist. It is not hard to stop the hair from falling out and promote its growth if the right means are used. There is no hope for the scalp where the hair roots are dead and the scalp is shiny. However, to those who reached this conditi should be taken too late. Here ple recipe which you can t home, that will stop the hair from falling out, = class tailors and clothiers are | regularly at $18.00 to $25.00 now showing for Spring—du- | in hundreds of New York and plicating even the best cus- | out-of-town stores—butfew of tom-tailored models. A Size—and a Fit—for Every Man | business, but four factors, more than any others, have entered into the Tremendous Success of O’Neill’s Opening Sale of Men’s Spring Suits and Overcoats The styles that all the first-| The qualities that are sold them are so smartly tailored. Spring Suits ment (50c.) sold everywhere. Liberal sample ef cach mailed free, with 32-p. book. Ad- dress post-card “Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston.” (@"Men who shave and shampoo with Cu- cure Boap will find It best for skin and scalp. == being effeminate. Do you get the| promote its growth and eradicate scalp difference? His audience did last | eruptions and scalp humors. I know of cases where the hair gtown night. ‘om four to five inches a few “The Crinoline Giri” calla for the | from four t lag pla. recipe! services of three detectives, two of| To « half pint of wi dd 1 os. bay them professionals and one an ama-|rum, a small bor of Barbo Compound teur. Burns’s whole force would be| and on. glycerine, and apply to needed at times to trail the plot, But | the hair, [vhosts ant 0 Ol ba \ibaathet inn thet Sell teasercrmed ahd ingredients can be obtained at any locate a goodly throng of laughs. The drug store at very li oot and ii: story, 40 near as mortal mind can) ot home. This recipe not only Guess it, deals with the attempts to| motes the growth of the hair but dai catch an English lord, his sister and | streaked, faded gray id a valet, who are wholesale jewel| it soft and glossy.—Ad: fetal io stud ada tale ihe Guaranteed Solid Gold | sister in a boundless crinoline skirt. ( @ bit of jewelry after another ta amassed by the industrious three at Monogram Scart Pins Price these dances and hidden in the skirt. 2.00 Guaranteed Values $18.00 to $25.00 The newest spring models in novel- ty materials, the staple and trust- worthy navy blue, black and plain and serges; Homespuns, ade on ; ogi oa in Stripes, aids, SI erd Checks, Chalke Stripe 4 Cheviots Cas- simeres and Worsteds in modest mix- tures and bold patterns for the young fellows. All thoroughly well lined—some with FURNISH YOUR After which the jewel laden crinoline ig tossed out of @ window to a con- federate. (Diamond Jim Brady, in Row B, fingered his shirt front hard- ware nervously at this juncture). Tom Hale, an American spendthrift, loves a girl whose father promises him her hand on condition Tom can earn at least $10,000 by his own exer- tions. A $256,000 reward ts offered for the stolen jewels, Tom sets out to —0>0 00010000: Men’s ‘? $1.50 New Spring Smart, clean-cut, snappy, new Spring patterns in a very fine Quality percale, in all the up-to-date colorings, neat stripes on light and medium grounds—the workmanship and tinlsh are the best, t fre cut over “custom-made” pattsrns, which insures the wellsaet ft that Keone the gg Biase aad siren perfect comfort as well. land laundered, plea’ and plain negiigee bosoms, cuffs at- tached, coat models. Sizes 13% to 18, $1.00 each. Our Terms for Furniture $100Worth$iDown$1.00Week » O'Neill's Big Store for $150 “« $5 * $f “ vin Me and, sages bi § Mghereee 4 4 I a etective work lea $2.50 an e me. t. O8 ° ee eo Novelty Curtains $2.50 “* ES. UNMARKED AUTO DEI Clothing ‘z=! Family (At_Btn Ave, 00a Week aviator Fine Quality Marquisette and Voile | Cartains with fine lace and_insertio $1. 50 35c & 50c Window Shades, 19c 86 inches wide and 6 feet long (cut length), The Holland shades are white and perfect. opaque shades are made of heavy quality oil opaque; slightly imperfect; as- sorte: Any Purchase $1.00 Down, $1 Thot De jecture how our anceatorettes ef years ago managed that feat. There are three songs, one In each jact. ini pair 200 Burnt Leather ‘Skins, $1.00 Eltinge, who wrote their words, id sings them well. hea Was a Girl,” is e Another brings jin the Inevitable tango. In a curtain speech Eltt expr & wish that hia present y in New York might | be longer usual; then added a j hope that the wish might get across. Stranger things have happened, Herbert Corthell, in one of his usual fat boy roles, was by far the | money ord best of a generally good auppo: Walter Horton as a non-detecting d tective and Maidel Turner aa a Yai kee girl also merit mention. The play —plus Eltipge—carries enough fun to BROOKLYN, NY. Open Montay ard Sat, Evenings. S™AVE at SST, SMITH ST.at STATE ST BROOKLYN NY colors. Cretonnes Unusual assortment in new cre- tonnes, including taffetas, dimities, chintzes, art tickings, verdures, cloths and others, 80c quality, yard, 18¢ 40c quality, yard, 38¢ 00 Cretonne Pil- 50c, 75c, $1.00 uare and covered in choice cretonnes and filled with silk floss, 20c to 25c Curtain Material Fancy drawn work scrima, mission 1 new Spring ctetonnes, RLES A. KEENE Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Broadway, New York Initial or monogram burnt free. Genuine sheepskins in green, olive, red and brown; poinsettia or poppy design, BROOKLYN. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Main Store—Fourth Floor. PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PP PP PPP PPE e Governor Refrigerators Apartment-house style, 50 in. high, 18 in. deep and 23 in. wide. Made of seasoned ash, golden oak finish; white-enamel lined. Every one war- $12.29 Important Sale Wednesday, March 18th Regularly 500 Women’s and Misses’ Suits “Wring- | $3 Clothes ; ers, $1.75 a a -= Smart tailored and trimmed models of gabardine, wool Warranted for one year, =— d family size, ———— poplin, French and tailor serge, black and white $1.49 Clothes Hampers, 98c Extra strong, woven with whole willow, wooden bottom, hinged cover, good family size, $2.25 Arc Lights, $1.49 All complete, goose neck, brase burner and by-pass, opal shade, fine globe and best mantle. $7.75 Perfection Oil Cookers, $6.15 This le the best @ burner oil cooker in the world; made by the Standard Oil Co., it is guaranteed odorless and smokeless, $1,50 Inverted Gas Lights, $9c Complete with brass neck, burner and needle valve, wih Imported shade and fringe and best mantle. Ready to up. checks and hairline stripes. Superior tailoring. 20.00 and 25.00 Values 27.50 to 35.00 Style and make represent the highest standard of quality and are characteristic of Oppenheim, Collins & Co,'s entire stock. Sti o=0——==>0—=6—=0 00000 Bere—Nesem ont. Cutaway Coats and Vests Prince Albert Coats and Vests Clergymen's Coats and Vests $18.00 10 $95.00 $12.50 Cutaways in Oxford or Black; Prince Albert and | tian, Clergymen's in Black. Fine wool thibet, well lined. ! wool | $1.00 America will be held ot William A, Bray's Plap. house, ‘Tuesday, Merch 31, The Universal Film Company presented in the Repubite Theatre ite istest and mont elaborate feature flim production, the eit reel drama ‘Sam. eon," “The Ohristian.” in motion picture, was pre amted th etght reste at the Manhattan Opera House yesemiay. It ts the firt of several famous pictures to be made for the Vitagraph-Lésbler Feature Film Compan, oa. Senate equal he 1a. on ALBANY, Yarch 11, oe panes Daseed the Foley bill granting pay to ron and eighth de few York public scl At present men teachers receive men inually. The not blister, IT MAKE an equ babi: through S'reeult of the fabore of several women teachers. Shopping Centre Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street any small things, like courtesies and accommodation, enter into the success of an Rheumatism is “pain only.” Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub sooth- directly into the sore, stiff joints and muscles and relief comen instantly. “St. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rheumatism y | cure which never disappoints and does LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A. nd Redeem Them in Our Own Merchandise —— @ = RHEumATIC Pain Rub It Right Out—Try This! Limber up! Quit compla’ & small trial bottle of old- Jacob's Oil,” at any drug store just a moment you'll be free matic pain, soreness and Don't suffer! Relief awaits Jacob's Oil" is just as good for neuralgia, lumbago, backache, and swellings. “St. Jacob's Oil" ae SINGLE SURETY COUrONS TREC WITH ATTEANOOw*.? PURCHASES. 29K 4 intervals while having the use of your clothes. at $12.50 pe Ha Hored and 7 Te Sigures. fect iting. « ta are lined (ror k faced. Hack wi ished cheviot ot p in several of the some putch pocke' 900 Pairs Women’s $2.00 to $2.50 Shoes Silks Soie, 36-inch Edge Messaline, eal rogul All leathers; all sizes in the lot, but not in each style. Think of buying @ pair of these shoes at this price. O'Neill Main Btore—Second Floor, White Enamel ture at Greatly Crepe, $67.00 White Enamel As iNustrated, and mirror 16x24 in in @ beautiful smooth white enamel finish. Dresser, regular price $18.00 $25.00, anle price..... O'Neal | $82.50, sale price. Hemofurntehing IE O'Neill-Adams Co,, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Strect; Nevg York City IO ====0E=¢ Fitting at O'Neill’s means a Fit—a fit for every man— | satisfaction. Come be slim, “regular” or stout. And|again and again if necessary. we make no charge for any | We will do everything im fen- | ji necessary alterations. Make ) 700 selections now and arrange to make payments at Cash or Credit Values $18.00 fo $25.00 cut on the newest lines and are per- high lustre Vene- are made up all Shirts | Boys’ $6 & $6.50 E.xtra-Pants Suit Suits in the Newest Effects, in grays, tans, browns, all-wool ebevi- id cassimeres in stripes and checks and all-wool navy blue serge, it Spring model: 0; lined; two pairs nicker Trousers, with belt loops, fob New Spring S $1.00 and $1.25 t79cva 86-inch Black Peau de} Black Gold} 40-inch Moire Canton, Satin D 4 86-inch Stripe Chif- fon Dress Taffeta. Our showing of white enamel, antique ivory and cream enamel bedroom furniture is by far the largest in the city. Club payments if desired. Buy now, pay at intervalgs! ie | of dresser with 42-inch base and @4x30-inch plate mirror; chiffonier base $4 inches. collet table base $4 inches longwith I8x@4-inch plate mirror; the entire suit is finished Sold separately at these prices: | Chiffonier, reg. price $16.00 | Stere—tecend to Fearth REIT Sree ORB: eo You can always be reseed fy 4 beck son to satisfy every customer, Overcoats A Size—and a Fit—for very Man $12.50 Guaranteed ‘Values $28.00 to 6784 and yokes lined with silk or The English Belted Conts § ey E} loose or stitched-on full-cut and full- ets; sizes 7 to 18 years, ILKS $1.50 S $2.00 Silks "fj 98c v4 | $1.19. 6 h Black Peaude| 3@-inch Plain { iC Dress ch Printed Corded feta, ‘ pling, 40-inch All Silk Cap- Fe rh Black Satinicadeau Crepe, i |. 40-inch All Silk Setim fi All 4 $4.98)) Sol | -S8-inch Black All Silk| Meteor, | 40-inch h Black All Silk|Criukle Crepe, |, #inch All Si} h Black All Silk! Printed Char. Pong 40. Satin meuse. h Satin Stripe! Each in a renbring color range, . O'Neill Main Store, Necond Bedroom Furni-’ Reduced Prices’ | Bedroom Suit, $49.50. Toilet Table, reg. price $20, 00, sale pric». Fleers. $15.00 ‘