The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1914, Page 13

6 a 7m 5 | Sree dl TOLO STATUE TURNED; may rece cnosest| MOB OF 30,000 GATHERS Eruption of Vesuvius Is Coming. LONDON, March %.—The Chrenicle’s Naples says: “An eR a MAGGIE MITCHELL AT PLAY. Once Famous Actress, Now 63 Yoare ef Age, Sees “Grampy.” A little woman, who fn spite of her eighty-two years was as keen and active ae Rarer ad himself when once he be- in the ie characte ot hid Wallac! I i i | i it i i BY CHARLES DARNTON. 'T was just like Shaw. No other Irish author in the world could possibly ave managed to have his play brought out in a German theatre, And while Broadway was languishing for something new, here was Bernard ~Mhaw's “Pygmalion” giving the Irving Place Theatre all the glory of a Brilliant first night. A keenly interested audience that filled the house was @eeing an English play that even London iteelf had not seen. Tf Shaw himself had been there he pGel bo! in ey, Lye perhaps, tha 4 aemtaie cne, poked cent pid bah again with a broad’ erin. mend is theatre, ot simply reporting the trut! that | way, word here and there. To me it was| the audience grinned wn iim. Farchon dance Mearly all Greek—or German, which doctrine preached in “Pygma- fortebbe fortune, fe the same thing. But the programme much the same as Went on to say in English that “Pygmalion” ts the story of the mak- Ing of a duchess out of a little cock- ey flower €. The process is feved byl certain Prof. Higgins, who is a specialist in the science of phonetics, Just as the sculptor Pyg- malion turned a marble statue into a ‘woman, with a pedigree, a soul and, all, so Prof. Higgins turns his Galatea ; Into a member of the British artetoc- facy. He is a master of the science of phonetics, and in the disinguishing ‘of dialects a virtuoso. In the way a i : z 2 é & a Fe 3% Fi g i eit saw C; =e, feat tion ‘of that Tole at BE 33 Hi of bably not ‘more Co] an people fa" the audi Mitchell Fancnon ta “Fenchon: pola at Leura ienoels ol leeck: treet wernlaht for he aaaking left the wom or ‘ing @ com- now lives on Long ie 2. << She was M in the role 2 ears ae There is Danger in Neglecting a Case of Catarrh! Pee a 2 eee Be Darcetees If you are suffering from catarrh it is wrong for Bee oF tis ceccutauntien tis tac negleat it asingle moment. Frott,@ troublesome pha Kes soon develops into a serious illness. The whole soon eight hp beea-rrvereteagpelgers fea ite trea ane he tafaanp You can rid yi ef this first word spoken. The professor can if you sand t remedial help. It been go more. Let a person only open his Gontie ef matey aval where that mouth and he places him within eight kilometres of his birthplace. If he ts a born Londoner, the professor can ¢ the street in which he came into world, When the daughters of American millionaires come to Lon- don they hasten to Prof. Higgins to learn from him bow to pronounce the English language in high society. But he also works from pure love of the Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Gn Tablet or Liquid Form) Is a blessing to all who use it to relleve this distressing complaint—eatarrh. work, and so in the case at hand. It has a curative and healing effect upon all mucous membranes and so During a rainstorm he bas met a removes the cause of a ee Ce he jasal (eel ig is ving ( use Dr. ark penecy cleanse the pas while Abe pon Dr, flower girl on the street, a poor thing age *eGolden ry to pel yresto fr th Lett of the lowest origin, yet respectable. The is extremely interested in this raw material. He pledges him- welt to change this child of the people into @ queen of the salon by teaching her to speak purely. In the fourth act of the play the metamorphosis of the power girl is complete. But the little ey lass has developed something on ed her teacher had not counted — soul. ee was devoured by the monster he created. Higging fj annibilated—socially—by the Duch- @es he has made. He cannot live i without her. He does not dare as yet to make ber bis own, but he hates the thought of letting another enjoy company of his fair creation. hoe last curtain drops we know before long the flower girl will vend ees, visiting cards with iption “Mrs, Henry Higgins.” xdowins this much and no more, I can only say that the audience gave every sign of enjoyipg the comedy, which was acted in the lively spirit of farce. What will count very largely in favor of the play when it is given here in English—and it will undoubt- edly find its way uptown next season —Iis the ity of the first act setting. ‘The scene is the entrance to an opera house, or a theatre, and the audience that is coming out after the perform- ance finds itself held up by a rain- A little oe has been issued containing extracts ie the writings ot es eminent medical authorities, and it will be worth your while to get ai read a co; It will show you just why Dr. Pierce’s len Mi corey my ery i \} erecta e catarrhal pet higas rs tell Secoace ee ir eter balvis oven ® why for SUE ee rid yourself of r of catarrh in any form. you free on cpio rac Dr. Pierce analige’ mb be Dr. grag sadsiocten, ,AOW W canbe stsiteds fer ever W it com a, be obtained in tablet or ‘80 ene-coat stamps te Dr. Ploree for at "Be aant America’s Greatest Furniture House be, which the flower girl comes along and Interests the professor. to be taken for granted fast night. There wasn't even a light * sprinkle of the “movie” variety, much leas a drop of real water to drip from the umbrelias. But in spite of the dry finish given to thia scene the general Was one of novelty, and it is safe to say this will be increased when the play reaches Broadway with enough water to satisfy even a teeto- taler like Shaw. Character drawing of a free and humorous kind was done by Hanal Arnstaedt as the @ bath and then went in for being a lady; Heinrich Marlow, who was thoroughly alive as the professor the moment he took Eliza Doolittle in hand, and Heinrich Matthaes as the Vg father, who was furious when found himself lifted out of easy poverty into the uncomfortable mid- die class. It was in this charac SPECIAL dat Our advertised prices are but examples of the wonderful bargains to be found throughout our tremendous stock. Whether you buy for cash or on credit, there {s absolutely no extra charge for adv2-tised articles. 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