The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1914, Page 12

~|“Miss Daisy” | Isa Very Tender, Theatrical Plant! t) bo F “Miss Daisy” had arrived in the apring we might have been pre- icham’s Vegetable i Compound. Dared for her, for then she could have been buried beneath her name- vt.="We have great sakes. But now-—well, we are very . Twas very tte busy going to plays good, bad and in- and was! different, and daisies are out of sea- yy all have Kitty appear. son “Miss Daisy” is another of those hn tender plants cultivated by Philip | Bartholomse, whose aim, apparently, j'# to be the Rurbank of the stage. | He sprouts little things and expects us to sit back and exclaim “Youth | can 40 no wrong!” But, oh yes, it) can! It can make us feel very, very "| old, and very, very tired. He may | have bis adolescent Greams, but they | wide of Teo which not enlivening. a} 1% there ts any sympathy to be | wastes at the Shubert Theatre it should go to Silvio Heia, who bravely conducts bis music with failure efther [ i #0 ] Ai Fit HH it aT i I ik | i f i ek i ! | i : ji : | i i 3 Ei te t 7 H AN ACCOUNT|" ———_—’ TERMS NEW PLAYS FEATURE OF *160| CLAW & ERLANGER PLANS Big Melodrama. Menaday whoa they wifl present “Phe UMBUS AME bea’ ALT OS A104 S17 = Et, $452 3907 | open daily from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday, Remarkable Values | :'on the Main Floor | Soo +. Special Tables / Women’s Leather Gloves, a's at @ pair Ove-clasp, prix seam sews, in tan and white. } "Women's Mousquetaire French | Glace Gloves, at $2.10 a pair by ki j (Sixteen-button length), in white, } 791.00 Women’s Silk Stockings, 65c {i 4 Made of pure thread black silk. ; H 30c Children’s Lisle Thread 4 ‘Stockings, at 19c pair my In black or white; double knees and soles. ‘ff $5.50 Black Silk Lace Blouses ‘ : at $2.95 Also Chiffon Waists, in black and suit shades, | $2.50 Hand Embroidered Crepe } Kimonos, at $1.95 | Also of Flowered Crepe, satin trimmed, im all colors. _| 00 New Fall Hand Bags, $2.75 | pases eich cartes on 1.00 Dress Velveteen, at 58c yard | #4 inches wide; in mavy, plum, wine, golden brown and fam ciation ly 1a ire t BP site be Inte ted with Mr. Miller th | gence? ason in “The Heart ba. nS NOTES OF’ THE THEATRES, next week were acted out of town last night. In Zong Branch William | |A. Brady presented “The Rider son,” Tuesday night. with which the Casino will reopen Monday night, was given in Albany. The mid-week matinees of ‘Thea mile north of Mast Quogue, Li w Ve n of Huge Brie: * will be presen with re will offer Tu bh r, be Henry Miller the My uth Chatterton in| Gordon will make her nzet| M ce in “The Pink Nightgown" musioal comedy. . Playm that will be seen here will come to his Pinyhouse “Pretty Mrs. Smith,” Store Opens 9 A. M. All-F’'am U a The You May pianos. You can pay as little as $75 for an Upright Piano, or as little as $215 for a 135 Balance At the Rate of $2 Weekly. No Interest. No Extras. And, as an inducement for anticipating payments, a REBATE of 5% will be made ases, Such an offering as this is possible. simply. because .we are Player Piano. ’ On Any for CASH purch Eighth Floor before the noon, when their places will be take; for one performance by members t Fairfax and Ruth Mitchel, will take! vl 4 ‘ris and Mrs. Stuart Robson have heon engaged for the iy production of Thompson Buchanan's new melodrama, “Ate.” WOODS AFIRE NEAR QUOGUE. Mach Valuable Timber Destroyed—/* phia Store, andtwoin New York) are , astonishing feature of this Piano Club is that Choose From MANY Makes of Instruments At a Fine Club Saving, and On Easy Terms There are new Pianos, instruments that have been used as our floor samples; others that have been out on rental and still others that have been exchanged for new Under the Club Plan Your First by ig THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1014. nodigal eek at Tt started soon after noon yesterday and has covered a large area. Much valuable woodland was destroyed and ® number of building threatened be- _|fore the fire was turned from ite Husband” will begin the Empire, of ‘he Dummy" coy who bave been play moni summer, will Gi For 25 cents you can make your hair lustrous, fluffy, and abundant. is to take tho de- tour. eof nineteen years an tein’s Vis nty-three years old, of "A Marion | The opening performan oflern Girl” a comedy bj rents you ace to-morrow night at the Com. lone baie. Kathleen McDonald, Leonore Har- | William A. Brad: the hh wii Wind Saves Bulldings. Sine an maa ean Fire is raging in the woods about This will clean Dander + Dan L. 1. or excessive oil, and in just a few mo- GIMBEL BROTHERS Closes at 6 P. M. Broadway and Thirty-third Street | Remarkable Offerings Abound In This First GIMBEL ous Piano Club Piano or Player Piano Is But arrival of our new stock of pianos for the even at lessened prices, rather than store them while the upheaval is taking place. For the children who are going to take music leasons. For the grown-ups who already know how to play. For the people who cannot. play at all themselves. —but who welcome the the instrument you want can surely be found in this superb duced prices at the very $210 Conreid ight ability to play the piano which a Player-mechanism gives them. For city apartment or Country House beginning ot the season, when a Piano in the Notable Offerings in the Sale: “Cecilian” Player-Pianos at $415 435 Conreid Player-Pianos, $385 15 Strohber Player Pianos, $285 325 Shoninger Upright Pianos (used), $285 275 Milton Upright Pianos (one Sade Pianos, $1 N. B.—The Club, with all its fine advantages, will terminate on the the 208 instruments in the collection. courae by a shift of the wind. The flames were fought by @,nuin- ber of persons. Dry weather and « robe bi tit: that locomotive eparks foil Into. the woode ted, it ls belfeved, to the atearting of the blaxe. PAS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THI! DOUBLES. 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