The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1915, Page 11

‘ pocrites”’ Shown| Motion Pictures | 1¢ Longacre Theatre ¥ ‘ OWN elaborate film spectacie called “Hypocrites” was produced last night at the Longacre The- etre, Truth at any cost of clothes ‘dppeared to be the purpose of the @uthor, Lois Weber, who, in her fan- eiful way, had fashioned a simple yet Ghaste story. Like other plays of the year “Hypocrites” was largely dream. To begin with, an elocutionary gen- teman in ecclesiastical garb deliv- @reé a brief sermon on hypocrisy and@ then fell asleep. And in that leep, as Shakespeare didn't say, what dreams did come! The good man saw himself as an early monk at work upou a etatue of Truth—and mean- while the audience waited for results. ‘When Truth was unvetied the inspired artist was killed because the naked ‘Truth shocked the amateur art crit- ics. The real truth is that Truth, in the beginning, was white-washed, and thie may eerve to explain the indigna- tion of the murderous populace. As & matter of fact, it wasn't a bad job at all, except that it betrayed a mid- ‘Victorian suggestion of the original member of the Original English Pony Ballet. (This, of course, from a pure- ly personal point of view). Truth came to light again after a few thou- sand years and led the monk, now the pastor of a modern church, together with his congregation, along the straight and dificult path upward, ever upward, and over such pitfalls as @ociety and politics, An obvious lesson for hypocrites was silently preached all along the ling, and in the end the preacher died “unfortunately with a Sunday newspaper in his hand,” as the announcement on the sereen humorously put it. S In all seriousness, Courtenay Foote made an impressive and dramatic fig- ure as the monk, while Margaret Ed- wards, quite innocent of clothes, side- sieaend charmingly as Truth. {tis a Bare, Dossibility that the producer, L. Sherry, believes Truth we de a revelation to Broadway. In event Truth is quite out of the so far as clothes go. A very food orchestra played a musical ac- Semmpent ment to the scenes and a rus sang to the best of its ability. The exhibition opened with a series of really fine pictures of the North- ‘weet entitled “The Call of the Moun- tains.” — Not only wero tho scenic glories of Oregon brought out vividly, but the dangers and sports of the mountains were realized in pictures of adventurers shooting and tumbling down Nature's toboggan slide; horses, mules and dogs fording streams gone. in thelr downward plunge, and other exciting views. These moun- tain pictures are living works of art. phe hes ld Baker Kills Self With Rasor. Albin Otto, a baker, was found on the m of the bathroom at his home, No, 439 Bast One Hundred and Sixtieth at 3 o'clock this morning with is wrists slashed with a razor the gas turned on. His wife, Anna, found him, called Dr. Tinkus from Lebanon’ Hosplial.. He pronounced Otto dead. Mrs, Otto told the police her huse band had been acting strangely for sev- eral weeks and had tried before to Kill r lit A Moment’s piss ie a touch of daintiness is added by sparkling CRYSTAL SARE HRT |? ravanive weate: a ck. W omen’sFineShoes From the Well de Specialty Shop of ANDREW GELLER, 507 Sixth Avenue The ie Smarter Models of the Season. Andrew Geller $3.50 to $6$ Andrew Geller $3.50 to $5 $ HIGH SHOES for Women, OXFORDS, PUMPS and Wee es er EVENING SLIPPERS, at e~ Andrew Geller of 507 Sixth Ave. has one a te best AR Andrew Geller specializes particularly in short vamp shoes, but Specialty Shoe Shops in New York. He specializes in shoes for the |likewise handles e new and up- last now bn cope very best class of trade, a eng Aig exacting theatrical people. The best makers in America manufacture for him, and the pel prices He has decided to c out his Sixth Avenue store, jof his shoes range from $3.50 to $6 a pair. operating only his uptown shops. If you have been one of Geller’s patrons, you will realize how We bought thousands of pairs of high-grade shoes for |im tent this sale is, and how well it will pay you to attend this women in all desirable leathers and in all styles, sizes|sale tomorrow. and widths. And this sale tomorrow is the result. Now for the details :— Andrew Geller $3.50 to $6 High Shoes for Women, at $1 95 Every wanted leather and style in button or lace; short, medium or long vamp f 4 plain or tip toes; every style heel; cloth or dull kid tops. Included are MANY EXCLUSIVE “GELLER” STYLES IN FANCY TOP BUTTON OR LACE EFFECTS. All of these shoes have either hand-turned or “Goodyear” welted soles. Every size and every width in the entire assortment. . Andrew Geller $3.50 to $5| Andrew Geter $3.50 to $5 Evening Slippers Oxfords & Pumps for Women, at. . $] 50 for Women, at.. $] 50 deal nes Mat he aeic spied eettalh kerbs seth (3 ; tint paaes All desirable leathers and fabrics in PUMPS, CO- assortment. gece rie ‘ id if Fa eS Sees pray ee bah pel * f ‘he LONIALS and OXFORD STYLES. Short, medium iminating women who know a argain in fashionable footwear when t! ley see it w come to Greenhut’s ear ly to- . La “Good ” morrow morning to take advantage of these wonderful bargains. We shall have extra space for the display of these shoes, and long vamp effects; ‘hand-turned or Macca and extra and competent salespeople to wait upon you. No Mail or ’Phone Orders Filled. All sizes and widths in the lot. ‘MAIN BUILDIN Women’s and Misses’ $14.75 to $19.75 These are made of the very nee uality sliover satin with hand-turned soles; Cuban; Cuban Louis and French heels; welted soles. BOOT SHOP ‘MAIN BUILDIN The Very Best $5 and $6.75 Suits, Overcoats and Balmacaans for Boys Ina FM ode Sale Tomorrow at. ‘2. 95 ie COATS in fine heavy wiater over. meen tae ae Tieral of models—stylish, well able—among them. Convertible tee wets Collar Balmacaane J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. "THE BIG STORE” sor ives, SIXTH AVE.. ISI TO 19%! STREET MAIN BUILDING: Specials in Muslins Te Blea and eoree 23c Bleached Muslin Pillow Hier 3, ar Flannel, at 39c a yd. | | 12¢ ‘Bleached Musiln | Pillow i f ‘ases—torn size 45x36 In plaids and stripes only. each mae 8c Bleached Lonsdale Cam- | 45¢ peeeched Seamed Sheete— bric—in remnants; at, Sic soft finish (90 in.; 2 29c Special in Flannels 75¢ Silk-Embroidered|69c Amano All-Wool flannels, at 39c a yd. In beautifully finished scalloped and hemstitched designs. 39c Scotch Flannels, at 19c rie MANUFA ise's “ACPUAL SOarE Ot PIAL UREA: OUTUAY: Plain stripes and embroidered designs. MAIN BUILDING: Direct From the Strictly Fresh Fish rey At Money-Saving Prices By a special arrangement between Greenhut’s Mammoth Grocery, the Trawler Company and The New York “Evening Globe,” we are enabled to supply STRICTLY FRESH FISH DIRECT FROM THE OCEAN TO OUR CUSTOMERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. This is a remarkable and leading feature of our Pure Food Market, and these sales will be under the supervision of the noted food expert, Alfred W. McCann. Charged orders for fish delivered to all points of the city and 740 suburban towns reached every aay by our free wagon delivery service. Orders should reach us BEFORE STORE CLOSING TIME TH DAY BEFORE DELIVERY IS REQUIRED. That is ‘0 say, for instance, orders for fresh fish to be de- livered Friday to suburban points shuuld reach us Thursday. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. Phone Chelsea 4000. C. O. D. ORDERS NOT ACCEPTED FOR FRESH FISH AND OTHER PERISHABLE GOODS. At a Third to a Half Underprice Only quadruple silver plating on hard white metal, only perfect pieces, only the best styles, in this sale, ‘That's hy ie nA housewives wait for this event, and tock up for the year. Among the specials SH. Rogers Al silver plated table flat ware, floral pattern in bright or gr or gray Galaly finish— Tbe 0. ie “cone Spoons—one- $1.35 Dinner $ half dozen $1.50 Table Spoons or Forks—one- $ half dozen $1.40 Dessert Spoons or Forke—one- sd | half dozen dozen. . Fresh Fish Direct RIOR BERR der From the Ocean | ¢ quarter of Fresh Haddock Fresh Market Codfish Fresh Flounders Halibut Steaks Salmon Steaks Bluefish Sea Bass.... Weakfish.... Rogers’ Silver Plate Tea Set--plain Col- onial shape with a thread border. C ugar bowl, spoon holder itcher, the four pieces $ consists of an jar bowl, cream Coffee Set-—-Rogers’ plat after-dinner coffee po + pitcher and tray regularly $6.50 $12 Four-Piece ootn'se oaaie 3 5 Four- Set—plain pattern embossed border; at aa Large Two-Bottle Oak one Pepper 39c caters: boc sh Fruits and Vegetables row BB cae KIN APPLBS, Yors e ugar ; 10 Ibs, r Two More Days of the STANDARD, : eileen Big Values in Our American Whiskies Gallon. DA’ SUGAR XX: Pow ERED, SUGAR . Port and Sherry § Specials sweet wines, inciiding $2.00 Grade ‘aiae 91,46 LIFORNIA CLAR! tb % SUGAR CURED] 81 @ reduced from 82. Maumee. 21€ eg. 1Sc set, Burgundi 2 candies ‘Three-Bottle Land and Pepper Cas- tors—at, : "50c Pierced Sandwich Odd Tea Pote—at.. Odd Sugar Bowls, Cream Pit and Spoon Holders—each Fern Disheo—at 98e and Large Flower Baskets—p Hot Water Kettlee—Shef! A Variety of Fine Bowls— $3.95 Bread Tray#--at $2.25 and $3.95 Crumb Lied and Bread Traye— 4150 MAIN BUILDING At Reduced Prices Pelletier Fila & Co, Bordeaux, France (- St. Batephe St. Julien Der bottle vssegees Cinzano & Co, Vermouth Wonderful Bargains in Tea and Coffee Sets, etc. wm 16-inch Serving ‘Traya with Feot— §; And many other items—too many to print in this limited space. Annual January Sale of Wines, Etc. Old Crow Whisky E: Value. German Wines at Big Price Reduce! Rhine and Moselle Wines Johai inn Gers! Frankfort a. Main, Geri