The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1914, Page 10

| EAR-OLD BOY KILLS SELF WITH REVOLVER i teh acide Reotland Yard behind therm ane teary there waa no hint of softening was a change for the bette curves on the virago spirit she mii f can't say that Misa ¢ Seraiyn Mol | lone, wit { FAS | Mepenttore Assured of Solvency of the Institation would feopen. a rot we ie * , GREENWICH, Conn., March 20.—The | that the institution could fy “ . |Z P most we can hope for in coi ned inst night to ac. {opened until Juno, that the bank would ‘Maids of Athens > ee AT nie fi ie made tremendously teal. | commodate depositors of the Greenwich [PAY Principal and interest and reewme f a ming K ine is a personal triumph! Savings ik, which was closed by the | With a surplus. . for her in almost every sense of the a Spring Song | word sworthy addition to bed the sf dern Sha n portraita, Bo t, had kept it hid- , \ 8 Nee 9 | ch © be said for the hom aha taken advan- +] Z Mar a m . It is hard fe a touy to) As ~~ 8 ret ot Anglin twentieth century eotors . play Sh » ingly—if, 1 A an As the Shrew.) try and arerexation that . nae | wore then prone to go far wrong. IB r has taken Frans Lebar « long time to get clear of the waltz-me-again| ,Katherine—Shakespeare’a “Taming | oak ee eee mediaevailam, hgh skirts of “The Merry Widow,” but with “The Maids of Athens," which of the Shrew” Katherine-—was wont [experiment hus been tried often hyn! fate years, Seldom with cnunee camo to the New Amsterdam Theatre last night Ike the Seven Suther- wipe ia te oon Ge, brapesrmit regattas ‘ wie soe, polehing og id | getion ore reduced , 2 ast night's was, however, very |and foul gases; OR STOMACHPAPE'S DIAPEPSIN cae reduced from hair to harmony, he has made a new name for | departed somewhat from former tra-|well up to the aver the aeeuiels, the pe : adh oth ditions by making her of fulle: |. Eapecially worth mention were the | nausea, bloating after ing, feeling of food and foul g ‘After a prologue in a palace wey seit was a aplendid picture, but pa-loortions:” sett wintry iet PPo- | eteuchio of Serie Blind, the Pedant of |fullness, diasineas and’ sick’ headache |liver aud carry eff the Conatipated waste , had Lehar in the mountain, and the] triotism anide, it did let the plece| hard to believe that so violently hot pea Mellish and Ruth Boucicault’s | means your stomach is sour—your liver | matter from the eat of ea your 4t! In five minutes | - basal ampere Pind trouble have! open air concert he offered in tho] down @ bit. Taken altogether, how-| tempered a shrew could have gained} ~ . is torpid—your bowels constipated. It |stomach trouble is en Cascaret bs n't your Romneh 's fault—it isn’t indi-! to-night straightens you out by morning. ‘stomach doctor in| #F#t act not only brought « spring ie of Athens” proved de- | the serene plumpness wherewith Mise| Auto Tire Thieves Leave toot, |°"*? Marlowe endowed Katherine. And| Patrolman Maloney of the West Bix- Lejin sin tetas “ae “for one, san yptiee | Margaret Anglin, at the Hudeon The. |ty-elghth street station found two au- lark, eapecdally when ae lifted up |atre last night, followed largely the | ‘mobile shoes and seventeen inter her vols ia “When the Heart In| Marloweaque outlines of form. Bederel hebher Ooapaky ot rh retin part of youth, with training % ed | an Wakecoeting ri — ofd street and Broadway last night. He no Mancha See aa gate sharls | Zor gty tet slender urn would [Sent Std” yo SUR ase n naenwe about her. She simply | Ley itted the part to perfection. a hed Masoney comes in ood up and sang, and then sank! But or is not petty praise to say Sale up. all such distress van- back upon the rocks ready to rise . fe promptness, certaint ‘| 01 encore, ere were waltz| . laaey in Woueeouatn Wie’ Week’ stemaats songs without number, and a brave wedatine Ce the pd 4 challenge from Albert Pellaton as the prince who turned brigand juat arsine the monotony obite, St: 11) SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE SHOE wit! h @ fine baritone, Tal snynd teamnear ur the tere | | SALE —a SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE pH nt) ont epSik 5 an Amorican naval captain, but his tee ey] HI ie Alfred McCullaugh of No. 88 if i uniform saved him. Mias Cectl Cun- ningham was less oold than usual and 2 her voice added to the charm of the a a performance. On her own merite as DIA PEPSI 3 & fat woman, Migs Marie Hogan was amusing, and the two comediuna, Bert seitiesurett "STOMACHS Gilbert and W. A. Percy, earned their salt before they shipped on the ma: ay — o'-war, Although they sugge reted ger. - vice in English pantomime, they GE SOCENT CASE Marie Hogan ae Mrs. Rosamond Barley| vice in| English pantomime. they ward the laughter they created. At MANY DRUG STORE. song Kood to hear, but it placed a] MOM not Uiturun an rollicking detect ——- = ea pose soe . = | comic opera side by aide with “Car-|tives were not rewarded, but as soon men.” First of all in the rocky pass|as they got into the mountains and that led to the best of the score, there | = was @ brigands’ chorus so wild and free that Lehar seemed to be leaping from crag to crag, not so much like a mountain goat as a spirit rising abov' the common level of comic opera. It needed only thin change of air to establish the fact that Manager >: Henry W. Savage, who seems to \) had know when his lungs are filled with food muste, had eored the secont|| Pale Qliris musical succem of the season by ||| quem: goppe/famemreeeess adding “Maida of Athena” to simple iittie “Sari.” ‘That's the whole story || Fa°@) Wornresn in @ breath, and !f you want more of Gecomfert—are len: Frciecs it I can only go on to aay that George rh, Marion has staged the production CA with auch fine tante that everything || Mf these so afficted conld fe in harmony. Never have I seen propertics of SCOTT'S @ light opera production #0 com- cect ay pletely satisfying as the one that re- tenets, vealed tteelf at the New Amsterdam Theatre, Even though the setting of the last act on the decks of an Amer- foan warship tore us away from brigands and other extravagansas of Fomance and brotght the piece to 1) something of @ atandatill, there waa i MM) ‘ still the charm of munto that ts not Ate heard every night. 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