The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1914, Page 13

Saad Ss aa amiga gta ato ae : THE EVENING WORLD, (TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1914. ©THE NEW PLAYS © Marie Dressler Outrageously Funny in “A Mix-Up.” BY CHARLES DARNTON. Mix-Up" at the Thirty-ninth Atreet Theatre last nicht and, in he childish way, did everything but roll over the footlizhts and crawl w the centre aisle. A trifle backward, she 1 um) het bow; fell over a sofa, and banged her nose aguinst a door. Little M ing, which adorned the programme like a holiday wreath: “Smile a while, sturdy Miss Dressler is very mu And while you smile alive, She proved it by acting In he Others smile; 18 well as behind a screen when Miles and miles and miles elevator brought her into view. (Pro Of smiles." gramme note: “The scenic tlusion —Murle Dressier, | conceived and invented by Mis And still there are those who say | Dressier.") poetry is dead! No matter; the] Parker A, Mord was given all ered! for the play, though here and ther moment—think of Marle Dressler’: being surveyed for a play. Georg t known for the exquisite beiuty of com- | Misi os or Gauans teen theres Miss Dressler shakes out her pon Mason used to advise to do in “Leah Kleschna, me: artiste of the burlesque wheel, T Schwartz, only to find that sh arrived at the wrong apartm house There she finds to we |her only a young man whose wi: one to visit her mother, Th with a cigarette In one hand and | highball in the other, comes to worst and the distresse band and resolves to stay where st jis overnight for the family—that i | the other family—-honor. You can imagine the rest, even Any ope can ase Stuart's Calcium Waters taken to k« @ bivod alwaye pul husband entirely, You natural! Ree G6 Hee ane wonder what he will think of her ab- sence, but strangely enough thin thought doesn't occur to her when she es to her strictly virtuous couch |in @ strange home. In the morning, | when the formidable husband ai o | tives with his fighting blood aroused, his rather casual wife takes the air clear the on the fire-escape and incidental because they turns in an alarm which brings the | visiting firemen into the hilarious tournament, These are the chief In- Sha these as font ‘A Mix- ay Stuarts” Calcium Wafers are an. | ~7the fact remains that Marie Dres: \ eolutely harmiess to any one. Thoir in: | wkes it outrageously, trresis Fredients ure just what a physi ’ MA Mix-Up,” it mu: weribes in most cases of eruptions | I» |, is a pretty poor mixture, ere are put; vhen Miss Dressler is not on the stage everything grows wild, Just as which make it might in the one-night stand, B: a: any drug store at 50 Be the incomp taking them to-day and then look at mirror in a few day ad Lo Ue eee MISTI a “ds; makes the plece an uproarious hit, t'muddy complexion rapidly dis. ~ Nothing could be more grotesque! t n the figure she cuts when Ss herself at the piano before kKfast and squares herself, so to —_—_—_—_———— IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT The Cammeyer “Year-End SALE Is still in progress, 12.502 Fairs Women's Shoes 6.287 Pairs Men's Shoes at about heel Women's #5, $5.50 46 Pens #530/$ 9750t3 (0 395 and *6” | Shoes 4 Shoes Men's*7” and*8r 485 Shoes All Styles--~- All Sizes. one, Standard s” Merit T simple little actress, Marle Dressier, camo shyly forward in “A Who is amusingly true to type as the into a plano as she made ‘was never more playful. Before romping out she sent this blithesome greet- resorts to the bath towel as first aid —_———— et deen THe he more than usually vigorous manner, | OLYMPIC BURLESQUE. an the light touch of Miss Dressler be- -Fashioned trayed itself. Mr, Hord is suid to b town surveyor of Maysville, Ky. What of that? Stop and think for a Cohan hasn't put all the humor of the season into his review. Can't Were Said to Be Due to the Excellent) you see Willie Collier gnashing his Care Taken of the od—Stuart’s | terth over a blueprint of Marie? Caleiam Wafers Banish All Seriously, “A Mix-Up" isn’t) a Skin Troubles, masterpiece. It is simply a combina. During the is XVI. when! tion of farce and burlesque “con- eraer art urrounded by such | structed for laughing purposes only,” Randeomo me: Fre court, wae| ind a8 such it serves its purpose, starts out for the home of her sister. nd when worst husband kisses Gladys on the hand, that heart-felt burlesque lady for- #ets all about her prize-fighting hus- Gnd restore complexion in an easy manner. | you are not blessed with a lively im- ‘The secret of those complexions in that . The funny part of it for age 20 doubt was entirely due to the care /two acia is that Gladys forgets her | Call it farce, horse-play, burlesque | oF rough-house—anything you chawse | » of her comic a she say, by playing “The Last Hope.” Even a pianoia couldn't be more painstaking. If anything more were needed she supplies it by wearing & bath towel draped over her simple morning gown of lace curtains. Laugh? Yow couldn't help it if you knew vou were going to wake up with indigestion. This early morning exercise on the piano is a comedy vchlevement that only Maria Dress- ler would dare to attempt. It ia, moreover, the best thing she doe simply because she does it inimitably As for the company in which she finds herself, it is neither here nor there, except for Sarah McVicker, | country aunt given to set-speeches. Miss Dressler ts really the whole 1p show—and a good show. Her comic nius for dressing is disp gown that suggests a Chin * in strange quarters, and when she e yed in a dragon to the drowning there {s nothing more to be sald, Sho Is the last scream in “Nh grotesque fun. r} “| George KE. Taylor brought Nis “Tanke S| Girls to the Olympic Theatre. There | S was no end of lively dancing, as well | as a spectacular feature called “Visions t ) has ne | Wife's uncle and aunt turn up to dis- ; cover a gorgeously arrayed creature 1 ne 3, it ly ALO months old 35 Doses — 35 CENTS PL ee, | See re ly = AMUSCMENTS. te) nnn at ut ly Tribune. is ready.”"—Press. “Lady Luxury’ MATINEE jp de V posed. Gladys Sears cig! attraction there 1 muscle dancer. _ —_ VICTIM TRAPS SWINDLERS. Told Police About Men Who Had “money making machine’ of tin with a battery inside, the wheels L.A.PRICE Pr aC The old going round and the “mystertous acid’ poured in to make $15,000 out of $600 resulted in the arnignment Yorkville F an for whom Abraham N the Bron. “Money-Box.” Nice Court of Morris Galtir Samuel Klate of No, 205 East Nine- teenth Street, and Abraham Tannen- baum of No, 80 Stanton Street. The man they were to “ money in exchange for his $600 was ar of No. 1325 Prospect on popularity ® character comedienne, and as a attractive al s Ora En to-day In nake”’ the Nachbar felt from, the first that he Neadquagters the Enst Oscar » Works K verr, a& baker, shot himself A notified Police — It wax araid of | Um a Nothin ‘koe New York City like ee at re nth Htreet wpartnent t trio. . Choice dead in his bedroom at No. 152 Cator Avenue, Jersey City, was out of graceful dancing in large measure. work AMUSEMENTS. Telegram. ' “The dancing throughout was good.” this morning. He Casino Theatre Now Read What the New York Press Says of . “Lady Luxur ; a “Lady Luxury’ is not of the usual stamp of CASING Kia ior to ‘made in America’ musical comedies.” — Herald. A “*Lady Luxury’ is quite pleasing.”— Zim “Several numbers have popular qualities. 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