The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1915, Page 8

eee ae Rie nent husband bed 0 rach all over hie even the WHOLE FAMILY has come It looked ¥ y “22 EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 3 Pretty Girls and a Cupid at the Columbia Theatre DOOR EEEGTYUEN DEOL DVOENNEY OLO00008 “Hammerstein,” |# the Columbia Theatre. Of course, “Cohan” and “Reeves” Dance a Shakedown. By Mortimer. David Belasco, Oscar Hammer- Good and Rotten, but Our james Are Not Forgotten” Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth New York. Complete Range of Spoons, Forks, Knives At 25 to 334% Per Cent. Discount in the Annual Sale of Sterling Silver _ Other Silverware at 20 to 50 Per Cent. Discount prices — because rote and see a lux have been hardest hit by business de- pression, and manufacturers are forced to finance themselves largely with, their mer- chandiseon hand.” Actual condi- tions bring to this sale the largest economies, the best values, and the most comprehensive variety we have ever been able to offer. J ssssssse37 Syarsszszss 33 they're not the real David, and Oscar, and George, and “Al.” Just four hard- working actor men rigged up to look Uke the real ones, And, it kind of gives you @ shock to see David, with ministerial collar and garb, kicking high and coming down with « slap of the ehoe in the ne. And they appeal to the audience— “What Does the Public Want?” ‘Well, the couple of thousand people in that audience certainly answered them. GIRLS! The prettiest tall girl, the prettiest short girl, and the prettiest fat girl, Bo, there they are, with mediuma in between and the as- sortment is complete, Then thare’s a little mite of a beauty who comes trotting out as Cupid. And, she has on a—a—ribbon around her waist and, a—er—iet’s see—Oh, yea—she held a bow in her hand, and come to think it over, I gues that was about all she had on, and there wasn't a kick in the house, PAVORITE BURLESQUERS HAVE A MERRY NIGHT AT HURTIG & SEAMON’S. | In Harry Hastings’s Big Show old favorites returned last night to Hurtig | & Seamon's now theatre in One Hun- dred and Twenty-fifth Street. In a} | Besides, every one recognizes that| Competition with the rain, the big Cupide must look like that, #0 woe Were resigned, and then, you know we all remembered tho saying, “Na- ture unadorned is best adorned”—or something like that, And Gertrude Hayes had us all go- for a minute with @ touch of sentiment. She was a country girl seeking for her little sister May along Broadway, And out from doors and side streets and hotels come the silk And one man offers these things may be hors. Ai im, as hould- an for you, ‘ell with you and t the Great There was silence. Then the entire two thousand in that audience clapped ite hands, ‘And the fine thing about it was that every one in — gr e was a New Yorker who as day, “Them's my sen’ ih, ogy big town's pretty decent i. al ER CHARITY BALL IS TO-NIGHT. Hurcery an@ Child's Hospital te Benet by Waldort Festivity, ‘The Charity Ball for the benefit of the Nursery and Child's Hospital will take place to-night in the Waldort- Astoria, Many dinners will precede Frank 8. Witherbee, Mrs, George Leary, whose guest of honor will be Mrs. Lindley M. Garrison; Mrs, Ed- win H. Weatherbee, Mra. Frederick Johnson, Mra. Adrian H. Larkin, Mrs. John M. Bowers, Mrs. George DaMas R. A. C. Sm! lanierre, ham Bacon, Mrs. Ryder ¥ ‘Henry, tA ed 8, Bangs and Miss Rice 3 o' Democratic County © Thirteenth Assembty District will have {te annual entertainment bored a serra to-night in the Amate we in West Forty- eearth 8 cy BL 30 o'clock, le: of the Executive Committes, will rairect the merriment. Synol Soap You are a pageants SEs is the best. thing seme 6 big big mistake if you do not ttle of Synol Soap at the ‘ou can have in contingent of burlesquers won hands down, The rotund Dan Coleman, leading comedian, was funny enough as the Grand Vizier of Persia, but as the flirting Mrs. Patricia O'Brien he kept the big house in a constant up- roar, And when he wasn't making them laugh—which was seldom—the retty song birds, Hazel Lorrajne, Ima Bauer, Anna Conners and Elleen Sheridan, entertained most pleasingly. ‘he most conspicuous thing about the show was the unceasing supply ¢ singing chorus girls. Coleman poly, to snap his fingers and lo! er of the pulchritudinous ‘ivi- ion stepped down stage and sang, which Is a feat not always to be done by the lesser Heda of burlesque, Nothing wi issing from the plot, save perhaps submarine. 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