The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1914, Page 15

|) > CREATED MANY PARTS f girl became critically ill and in dying fhursday, Friday & Saturday _ October 8th, 9th & 10th pp SOMETHING HEALLY NEW. The Bachelor Girls A Bery of Heastifal Matdene, Ascleted x in a Merry by @ Comed THE ACADEMY NRECIAL, _ HEARST-SELIG _ News of the Howr—All the War News. Fresh Yum Musical Comedy ‘Triumphs Morris & Goodman Stagedom's Best_Singers, First Time at the A \cudemy, RUTH POWEL ___The Dainty Dancing Violiniete, GEORGE ADE'S —Fablee—A Corking Comedy Fitm, _ ACAUEMY SYVPHONY vkcHESTRA 30—CONCERT SOLOISTS—10 12 noon to1P. ow. & AFTERNOONS 10° MARION MANOLA DEAD: | f° AS COMIC OPERA STAR | ~ Quit Stage When a Photogra- pher Trifd to Take Picture \ of Her in Tights. Marion Manola, long a popular fa-|, vorite in comic opera, died yesterday in the New Rochelle Hospital, follow- ing an operation, In private lif was Mrs. George G. Gates and Rochelio was her home. Her dau ter, Adelaide, is the wife of Rup, Hughes, author and playwright, Miss Manola forsook the stage fif- teen years ago owlng to failing health, fp the height of her success sho cre- ated the prima donna parts in twenty of the comic operas staged by Col. John, A. McCaull, introduced to Lond8n De Koven's “Maid Marian” and toured Great Britain apd this country with John Mason, Her maiden name was Martins and she was born in Cleveland, At thir- teen she sang as soprano soloist in a church choir in that city. Both her parents died and an uncle undertook her musical education, He sent her to Paris, where she studied with Mme, Marches!, Another girl student bad a Spanish lover named Manolin, The asked Miss Martins to assume the name Manola if she followed the stage. ‘The name means “madcap.” Her first husband was Henry 8. Mould of Cleveland, He went into business in Pittsburgh and their daughter Adelaide was born there. ‘Phen husband and wife adopted the stage together, She divorced him in 1891, when they had been married five fears, and soon afterward marriod fohn Mason. Her ili health inter- rupted thelr joint work in 1893. Afier @ix years tho couple were divorced, ‘When sho was singing in “Castles in the Air’ In the Broadway Theatre a hotograpber in @ bex sprung a@ flash. figne ‘and got her picture in tights. Miss Manola instantly quit the stage and brought the performance to an end. The photographic plate was de- Stroyed, She declared she could not humiliate her little daughter by the public display of immodest photo- graphs of herself, Statue of (Fig! nted ‘The Board of Trade of Caldwell, N, J. wants to put up @ statue to the Rey. James Caldwell, “the fighting parson” of the battle of Springfield, om the town Waa named. At the battle he wave the Colonial troops hymn books {or § h pune oy T. A. DORGAN ("TAD") “Tuxedo can't be equalled in soothing, refreshing qualities. lis mildness insures a pleasant smoke, its coolness removes all of tongue bite.” i Sinbe i a “I fend tn Tuxedo a good to- bacco. Its fragrance and flavor are fine. I use it regularly and endorse it highly to all my friends.” BUD FISHER @reator of “ Mutt and Jeff,” Bh cp Pee i 4 ig. Its cool- mildness make pipe smok- real pleasure,” — Ai SDON'S “ Famous Ts: the Ki ” , Odyusey of the North . TOKIO TAPS —a oer ee 10* 1525 AT NB AIT The Men Who Put The Fun Into Your Daily Life wits well sharpened and minds in good humor., The man who has these generally knows what he istalking about. Read the testimoni- als on this page. Here are some of the greatest cartoonists in the coun- try. They all smoke and endorse. The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette They wouldn’t smoke Tuxedo if it didn’t keep their minds alert and cheerful all day long, day in and day out. A tobacco that can do that stands in a class by itself. Tuxedo is made of the very highest grade of choice, mellow, sweet Kentucky Burley leaf—treated by the original “Tuxedo Proc- ess,”’ which removes the sting so that it can- not bite your tongue—granulated so that it smokes freely and uniformly —packed 40 pipefuls to the 10c tin. Tuxedo deserves every good thing that has ever been said of it—and to prove it Tuxedo sells by the millions upon millions of tins annually, ‘¥OU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE fommneatnib 1 Oc Convenient pouch, inner-lined with moisture-proof paper . . In Glass Humidors 80¢ end 90¢ THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY fe4 m3 RLD, THURSDAY, VOTOSER ¥YvT«” _AMUSEME@TS, , AMUSEMENTS. |) AMUSEMENTS, “4 ebtsil io rieatee NOW THE PLAY THE WHOLE WORLD WILL GO TO SEE FOUR CRO a GEOM:COHAN'S (MASTERPIECE. . ENS JBOOTH THEATRE| irae N, ¥, EVBNING JOURNAL, jal itso 3 Y jORNIGTRI. Sth Bier. B's ' THE fr a rownce | MONEY MAKERS |(eihestiorraait™ sy REALISM § diay, Gat, PULSATING |] A ROMANCE OF THE WORLD OF WEALTH || feast Geo ota st SL THRILLS wir Wo 7 TRUTH rect |] EMMETT CORRIGAN—ALEXANDRA CARLISLE axD “The best acting cast seen in years” sae “Charles Klein's ‘The Money Makers’ is one of the best dramas ever written in America,” LOUIS BHERWIN, EVENING GLOBE, A GREAT HUMAN DOCUMENT OLAL MATT 18 DAY (Next Monday). Best Spats, @2. (Oth av, 43-44 te, Dally Mats, 2, Best Seate 81, WARS 8% WORLD ||l DALACES uses RIGOLETTO Bros... Mt Br Qoiee Or. as Fields ery or R ‘ LIC ota "Oca Q PO US LYRIC @¥.78 Aa Drene in Fuekeie Cowen: 4h 4A & 46th At ASTOR acs HANH i ae m is THE MIRACLE MAN’ Shubert Fh TS Maia Walsa sa CANDLER "<p: West 4 “Wein? M EER Pa MIL : Ni . "© DAILY HT) ) ee | ME AUTO GIRES || POLUMBIAY \., Burlesque C Trocaderos Buriesquers CENTURY wires MATINE. To-day 3 Bwa THIRTY LEAGUE: Fut and Oaly ' VEN) | Dt wate ta Orizinal Co | t. Dally Sunday World Wants Work or? ¥ Gar egtleancnty am Morning Wonders.I( 9 on nevada enermnnatianen —= Hudson River “an Dolly Racep 0 me Str, ‘Washington ing Str. ‘Robert Fulton™: ‘Point dee 2 PP pes ee Br Be Hudson River Da: (ALBANY DAY rp FOR SALE, TCHES: DIAMONE < | DIAMONDS ON CREDF 6ST VAUES OTM CTY EASES. ROYAL biaton eivnicnan | BS MAIDEN LANE, PHONE 243 JG DIAMONDS ON CRED SASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Pa! J American Watch & Diamond @ MAIDEN LANE. Tel, 6967 Cam,