The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1915, Page 7

_3EB EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, Por eeeeeenes . | Dah hn eee eee PP Pee Pir ee eee eee eee HELE MOLMES ~ “Tne maTURA | Ae Or evei'e THbaree ” “ Richard Carle, Make O'Hara and Mary | !# &ppearing at the Booth Theatre, is! Riack Hox,” the Universal special fea- Shaw will make their vaudeville dobut.|* delicate, filmy comedy, blown with | ture serial by E, Phillips Oppenbetras| Mr. Carle will appear in a musical|/aughter and tears. Edward Locke, | wii) be exhibited in all New York mo- “y " , the author, has woven his story about | farce,"If We Bald What We Thought:"|the drab life of an old delicatessen According to ancient legends, Rome TO MORROW AND AUL was founded 2,668 years ago, and last | week was celebrated as the birthday | tion picture theatres featuring the | Fiske O'Hara will sing Irish ballads,| proprietor who is betrayed into in-| serial beginning Monday, The story anniversary of “the ernal City.” da with GIRVOE WASHIURN while Migs Shaw will be seen in a one- ie his savings of twenty-five| which is running in The Evening|Rome the celebration was made the || 10c 15¢. 25c act drama, “The Dickey Bird.” Others |} in a humbug mining scheme. | World, steadily increases in interest) occasion for the meeting of patriot . are the Ward Brothers, Ruth Roye,| Mr. Mann as Gustave Muller hag cre-/as the final denou Hay (Chanibhe af 1h tne | B RT mtn, 4th, WW Nellie V. Nichols and the Six American |ted one of the most lovable and dis- is eighth episode pe eee aN | i Dancers. tinct characters in the long cours from his ¢ portrayed on the film of Te tonal suce ‘The Alhambra will have Bernard | bls career as 4 character actor rned while he was a Eternal City" at the Astor Thea- {| i Ag shockingly refreshing to a glum) beater with bunting partic ia Granville in new songs and dances. | ee 88 cold shower to a Ured| South African junsie. ‘The Komulus and Remus were tho re-| Sharin, Is headline honors with him will) It is now in it mor and frivolity. own f b hits’ of. the. souson, EXPERIEN( __ AMUSEMENTS. of the 1 ‘there will be new living pictures, and bopen during war. Bor lune . -~-lTis morit Hes In the delighttully un-| the motion picture portion of the bill} years at the temple was wide conventional music of Oskar Nedbal,| will include the first showing =Jopen, and history is r itwelf. | sal tink and humorous story in-| where of a dramatic fl ntitled, | but’ hath tts lesa} D by an excellent cast, and al “when Tt Strikes Hom turing | than thos and | run- | but ts ot only Astor ty chorus of girls. Clifton | ¢ nal City” ah ace Washburn as well as the new- Wwford aa the forlorn Poplel is ir- est Charles Chaplin comedy the ning pro: Jou, WEE Chill Sint ( CARNIVAL yesistible in his droll humor, and) Mutual Weekly, “When It Strikes | enjoying in AKO, | hmma ‘Trintini sings brilliantly. | Home” was made from a scenario by | Phil etroit, St. Houle Over an Acre of “Tne Only Giri.” one of the post-! Charles K. Harris, the writer of popu | far V while it ¢ THE ONLYG Live musical comedy delights of the tat songs, It tells the story of the! the Te theatre this Ww season, for Which Victor Herbert h nique revenge of a discarded wife. extended engacemen Hy Men: A_onil Victor Me Floor Space, tlen a chi y = op written a eh: PF pet op. Hi Thur y €O manent and popular One of the lightest gayeti ‘on the root lay, modern dan Half-hour lessons private roo Half-hou private ins If you dance, lady floor manager will Tue anAby's TO-DAY THE LADY OF THE LIGHTHOUSE by an Alles: 4: ssons Ww! uetor the afier-th Dancing bexing d a, V aliroom tie “apnear ana | “ axjonal dane aa DETECTIVE FILM PLAY | VITAGRAPH’S FEATURE. at tha bow intro- duce you to suitable VAUDEVILLE. DAY Macher Theatre, 180) Serie APRIL, 24 ‘AY Brook A | Bt, MAT. DAILY, 25-50-75¢, For its chief film feature the Vita- Cojumbia partner. erent: Pha te aa , ph Theatre will have a modern Hhmvoklyn - Prof.de Commercey detective drama, “The Girl Who ryent, oe io tin 2,000 Choice Seats, 50, maeter instructor of stage, || Might Have Been," written by Pr i Be. {eth At, bet, poh nin BUDA Ob) ballet and fan dancing. || Charles Brown, A. how member of het ae 84, YO His BUNDAY. Cu ya ||the Vitagraph stock compan fal classesWednesdays ||the \ 4 ‘ { Spec eave. Children, || Gray: will be seen as the 6 aarp and Saturdays Bee nee Tapley and H 1 vanport P.M. Adults, 8 to 10 flare to figure in Visit to ste 6 Arcadia.” “When a Keller's Nowe is | e414 Lith Ay nied ae isc an P.M. ‘ i I ested \Out of Joint,” presents Bobby Co: —— OR’ Sf Perfect dance music PY [| jeliy on the ady brava faudeville & Heat. Piet’ ht Prof. Bavetta’s 14-Piece |/in his home. ster,” h AVE Orchestra and 22-Piece || which Wally Van, Nitra Frase a 5! -, jit Feat a nel occ ¢ ag ry mberd, (vn! HOKE Hurlitzer. Fine Restaurant: | )naye congenial roles: and "A Lil ,_Retmeen )B'way & 28th St, |i", mae 4 Dancers, BEY BIBL Table d'Hote or a la Carte || fonemia.” Vv Addison ity throp's story all day. Free Taxi service if you |) (iis Wiker and. enpler Saxe Sataudas, live between 4th and 60th mplete the comedy subje The | RUTH RO Y sts. Call Murray Hill 4894 ||second dramatic feature wil a) zation A's Story, which a doctor is or 2828. Dancing Carnival! |.‘™,, Lexington Avenue | entrance Awakening.” forced to choose be gaged and a beautiful girl of the Tread.” slums, Anita Stewart and Earle Will. qiams have the leading roi 44 Bat tema v “HYPOCRITES!” has Chaplin Bintere, torte \ A RRPETOIRE OF _FAMOL \euxpax weal “Wants WORK WONDERS APRIL 246, 1918 METROPOLITAN DISTRICT WILL SEE THESE STAGE FAVORITES DURING COMING WEEK Whenlt Strikes Home; TRILBY wt hh Av, vn 8 18 DAVID WARFIELD suitécn| MAUME eLLOTTS got d Floor, G ad Central Hlos —_— 5 Bihan am ting PHOTO PLAYS. | _ PHOTO PLAYS. Monday ¢ ———— Light and air from four] ginning of the fourth month of * sides. A window ever | in Americ: at the Ww inter ean | kan he 48TH ST. the of way, Bg. 8.20, to teal, Buenvininaciesn, (sie ine big cast, Ancluling | HNN oe Well | two feet. Everything +l tarry arke and’ Hamilton, Vrices 81:76:04) 20, Mis. 0 2 e opper The feomes ,;", Guard orderly and sanitary. Ab Rita Gould, Jog Jackson, : 450i ot, Bot Bway, Phone Meant 46 falutely no liquol’ sold Hal” Forde, Lew | TO-MORROW AND WEEK oi Undar G Open from 11 A. M. till ‘THE Modern Detective Draina in 8 ¥ Ah er Lover 200 instructors 19 teach Matinee LAST TIMES fiat WILLIAM A. BRADY ( Ltd. Presents Biggest Success in New York Owing to the oveat deinane | PALACE vewian MI ARY SHAW. von WARD BROS. «ws VAUDEVILLE DEBUT ") FISKE O'HARA +e eetee ENE FROM } THE BTERNAL Citys ‘ AXTOR Theale t ee whe had pre + the thing Ming of aafety no Hquor wat f CONCERTS AND MUSIC. CATS ROT WADE, wero MANE N18, Season's Parewell Concert “| MeCORMACK| Laat si f, | They expected to he able CANT] AReTAL TUCOU rar ruc MiatR. GRAND OPERA House , on Gira, “ye PRASANT GiaL!! a ° THEATRES, THEATRES. | Pena wall ot, TaeaTaE i _ |HIPPODROME WINTER GARDEN| $400.5. OOO DAG 4 44S HO OOOO HL DOOOE ern ee oe “TAKING CHANCES” +: ANT hha Ae Way ned nly Mt tha mes Nts . — — : 2QLh- st. THEATRE wun a fiat or irs ig Ate PALACE THEATRE OFFERS |AT SHUBERT THEATRES; ‘“‘THE BLACK BOX” Prrrcmetitirc enero me am | MAID 4 ‘ih’ MONTH! A THREE-STAR BILL. y rs! Y S. Net | t MANY POPULAR PLAY OFFERS NEW THRILL. «THE ETERNAL CITY” ; WOMAN and WINE! At the Palace Theatre next week| “The Bubble,” in which Louls Mann) The eighth instalment of “The| MAK T RON’ APPEAL.|} with WILLIAM ELLIOTT IN AMERICA eqone hye ent z PMOL WOW, COMPA ‘ ‘ah alton. Mu 0 Miller Her ah Y fiat 1 Daily nr, Bway Pan ae KN Mates, Wed TFULLY SHOCKING: TELLEGEN i id Boasis Cranes “Taking Chances,” at the Thir- | Sir John Ashleigh is murdered Pt ine Sint Man rer piesa ee cainth Street Theatre, continues to| hed by the mysterious hands whien{ puted founders of Rome, white Kawin |f Crowned with This Diadeen of Stay Grace De Mar, Gladys Clark and Henry |!mmerse its audiences in bright hu-| grope in the darkness they Porter and Hugh Ford are the un- Terry yun TAKING (CHANCES Bergman, Swor and Mick, and a finally reach the throat of the nob iad) Phindiva. cl abe piateual'| 3} Ht Charles Chaplin movie will also be on |Meond month of ever-iner man. Herbert Rawlinson, Anna I, on H i wKe as ik a ‘netane Moonen €0 Naw the programme. wlarity and promises to a tle, William Worthington, Frank Mac. | “Mternal City y headed the fa- ; —— Bosaie Clayton, assisted by Lester {Of @ theatrical mint julep for. tho hot Quarrie and Laura Oakley are filmed! mous Players’ Flim Company's expe [amen 0 ° i Thon iC fT Pit Sheehan and the Clayton S&extette, beri months. harming | in English surroundings in this ep!*| dition to Rome, and with a notable cast PW. ef i HE o100 Come yt iow Stat'81 40, comes to the Colonial in a new dancing | T's | cipals, including Pauline Mre¢ Wwe ; " "| act. ‘The Fashions Show, with Amer |® ‘orto neve eee " aeons ronnie re Heap Dor serbia State Waits py nay so | WILEIAM A. BRADY, LPD.. Presents bene See spaae, Bil alte be asen, ‘s uttracting large audiences to, NEW PICTURE PLAY | Hal ines famous Wer oKe ARES ° THE WHITE FEATHER mond and Sibyl Brennan, Leo Carillo, uxing Elliott Theatre, The theme | AT THE HIPPODROME, | iy yternid City” itsett THE Weston and Kerr and the Three rama ia the dual standard of | iene LOUIS MANN«at Fel ity Lechmere Worrall and J. Rllendd Torry, Aaheee n ty between husband and wife. ! street car strikes were in progress, 09 BUBBLE” '\ mes The Royal Theatre, with ‘Taylor! example the author | The diversified entertainment at the | iho enterprising directors were all miedy in three Acts hy Ratward Locke | * MPIeRGM Neccean Here and ah Revalty Grease tea nes ‘aq ichosen a husband, not all bad, but! Hippodrome will undergo its weekly | fim some ready made mob seer BAAN mae AT A.A ; Theatre, London, Company ax headliner Hi who thinks Mt is not the concern Of is change to-morrow, The opera com=lyrent popular gatherines, which not 1 GASIND t | 44TH ST. (Mxay {neon a0aDeent rhe Beuthern Beaute "i wife if he lives the life of the white ; \« sia Thee tot tomar Vheen 7a & \iiehts wo long as he comes home at| pany and orchestra will present wh fitted Hall Caine’s scenario, but | with Blane! night and keeps her in food and, the vent calls a “costume rate what is occurring in Rome Sealine woe 2th | EMMA TRENTINI rota Aha Thole! clothes: us Aoring. upward of | According to ancient enstom, TO 2lyth PERFORMANCES Bini . Hs . J “The Peasant Girl at the Forty-|dozen of the most famous operatic | ¢) wa of the Temple of Janus were Phe Mime: Muaietul Te the Latest Masical Hit from Vienna fourth 8 heatr "ono | waltzes of the past quarter century: 1 in time of peace, but t “THE PEASANT GIRL CLIFTON CE « CRAWFORD commtiekes Phiove Greeley woth Bt. on NOBODY HOME UAk SMARTEST MUSICAL SHOW INN, ¥. 3IRL _ REVOLT & oo ith 5 eulngs, 16 Ved. & Mat Sagar: 2.15 HY OWEN DAV Is ms are urged to make thetr reserva ce. The at bow of vf, ent cate are there | NIGHTS, 25¢ to $1.50, | 1,000 Orch. S tn $1.00 Pall w aye « Fi cts ARD CARLE| “IF WE SAID WHAT WE THOUGHT” an Olympia co. | Deevell Haret Bort a Harney O° Miad ME DEAT Pathe’s ly BENTIE and ARE E WF News. NELLIE V. NICHOLS THE WUSH-AMERICAN TENOR, RISH BALLADS (permission of Mr Augustus Pitow, tr A UNIQUE TRIBUTE FROM ONE GREAT ACTRESS TO ANOTHER! 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