The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1914, Page 14

THE ‘EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1914, : id reve fame atoouted wits “Tee| thes sto der” aungyrurrrances |LOSS OF $350,000 yard owned wy Brady Brotiers was } Chorus Lady.” James Forbes hap-| {2°ersn, hows ine Play, reves ralled BY INCENDIARY BLAZE) 2™ctttz.bomet over, « manutec. pened to do Mise Btab! and himself &/ to mix the emils with the tear. She tering plant was totally destroyed, turn when they were both trying pi sag Latta A) terete age | her and rafiread and other adjoining to get something more than a day's| Porition as the serio-comic mistress property was damaged. The princi- work out of life, bat there is no rea- pipe x nauil Foreman of Burned Plant Belleved| a1 tosses were: Brady Brothers, eo . arke wan tous t 7 son why aa excellent example ihe the dischuragedcompoese, to Have Perished in Flames at | #250000; Adamite Abrastve Com- be followed for ita own sake. er ‘ i" never struck an oriml-| dal pany, $20,000; New York Central and all, the theatre demands variety, and|nal note; Heatricn Noyes remained | North Tonawanda. Erle Railroads, oare destroyed and Mise Btahi, I firmly believe, is equal) “together cheery ax the ttle bur- to thinglemand. Da A Perfect taay” leaquer who caat her jot with Luciiie,| NORTH TONAWANDA, N, Y,, Oct. | damage to tracks, $26,000 each. and Harry C. Browne did all that) Th lice are convinced that the is nothin than a woak sinter, 80 ould do. to 29.—Fire of Incendiary origin de- goede etchant Bele thDahe PaTRL TAA Gould do 00 BAe) LBC! fires were incendiary and are looking to speak, of “The Chorys Lady.” It} impossible minister convincing. But|stroyed property valued a 000 fh | r mt f. yed property valued at $360, ii i “A Perfect Lady” On Rose Stahl. Dears also a certain resembiance to « the play Itself was so unconvincing that it had no reality, "A Perfect |here early to-day. William Mauth, &| -ssches in the plant of the Adamite ARLES DARNTON. [sir ty bios turer inrnons.|ciy! 2 aide iy! ial sat eat ne root noe [ute aa of He, Adar the theatrion! world we should be st] alled queen of burlesque 1# selsed) Ktahl, a hopeless tank. More’ prain Srigntness Gl Geek DUN, Weeee lane Or nance ‘6 with longing for home and Bunday| to her for making the bent of Itt is miasing and in believed to have per- fire broke out, Gift of the gods. But this quality, so rare that it ia|dinoer. —— by ed for little in “A Perfect Lady,” brought out! This ian't to say that “A Perfect dson Theatre. | Lady” ta quite without originality or SHO &@ great pity, it ta a great public lowe that no Individual) merit. To the contrary, it is auper- AT eg lle Phe ngpd wean be eee nual powers of humor, #hould let! meially clever, with flashes of real AT 1 humor, though the atrain to be funny WHOLESALE te often felt. There ta, indeed, re- Direet to You | freahing originality in the opening scene showing a weary troupe of bur- ay 1 will_place_ 5,000 Wk of Men’s and Women’s Fall Shoes in my loaquera waiting for the milk train at To-day a“ la tank atation in the gray of the GIGANTIC SHOE SA FE. You can now buy Men’s and Women’s high grade morning. ‘The trouble is that this GIGANTIC SHOE SALE footwear at lens than ever before. Prices are same grayness pervades the play|§ scarcely more than the cost of leather. 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