The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1915, Page 6

PROCTOR’S 6TH AVENUE. tnjectea | A twenty init speciale etiuea, yushSyrup, “Neptune's Garden of Living 8 ‘Theatre, way and Twenty-elghth Gtreet, Was filled to ite utmost capac- ity by vaudeville patrons. There are twenty people in the show, who at }- | the sound of a human voice, dive into the enchanted spool” After a short == | time under the Mena they appear in’ You May Select Tomorrow Any Winter Coat, Dress or Suit _In Our Entire Stock, as Follows: 8 Suits that were $40.50... 5 Suits that were $45.00. . 60 Suits that were $80.80 & fe iCieas at 13.50. \ “eles a was $24.50. . were $20.50 &|; 1 Coat ety ‘To Ctose at rs pee thd Recsmmamon ti | mbia Records different costum: The beautiful iifiminations and dancing of Carlo Cassetta and Titian Lentera featured the spectacio, The a ood Family in @\ skit called snes formation yo brought iH p's | fon For a new attraction every week UGH! BACKACHE! RUB LUMBAGO OR STIFFNESS. 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