The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1915, Page 13

{Yender had not allowed any stage De aitne oe grees to Grow under their Keet. No alk. In their then totk Mayer's Wondert e THE NEW PLAYS e “A Modern Eve" a Spring Garden of Melody. BY CHARLES DARNTON, Witla | Phe ' " tow ‘ . a) . ‘ t * We toe 1 wifes ine, Mut once again Wi “Norris Tak the Hea of "A M n ged huat ‘The Ar f ty lod ooh pire 7 ‘ y hie ft | moth put has a tial. ey : nae of rhythin in his singing | Qo-callid professions rag : nto the kitchen, Ht endene Fr @ MUAIed comedy due Wan unmoroit body. It in accepted, just as we bow fas the overpowering Vihuge ive ¢ joyously to taxes and ¢ t “A Modern | ¥en! Every hing eine nh there was Bye" developed a . garden lhe , fown conden melody—and that's what we wat traditions aus a this time of your, Ita fow of | pion) aL Adiss Cox. wan ini= the biiitesome airs seemed familiar, [iy Srl Chadwick was we could only surmine that certain! jsy Soglishinan whi edmirers.of Messrs. Gilbert and Mol- | musical comedy | FRITZ SCHETT SINGS THE EVENING WORLD, REAL POPULAR SONGS eae a — Week as th L TANGO FESTIVAL GOLDEN CROOKS” RETURN TO COLUMBIA. | ne tin pr Meredith: appeared in this pla eran | The Golden Crook Buriesquers | remult, It ts ove than, came back to the Columbla last night | » play Hheaded by the Iniinilable Hilly Ariing 8 Chaplin) ton, Of all the uswers,” as the comedy at Wway this w are known in’ the : t a be fo : ora were | : tramp Particular fault could be found with |. rformora were [It ie ont tie the participants in this springtime | + sational. The} ax tun “are “profey . @ rival, Like festival. | Wovmadete y wise shining brilliantly wos Babe Loa 2 | n his dancing. 4 i : “ For one, Ernest Glendenning idien of thel t I Tour, the irl with the roved lis versatility, Hore, . y were not | . Who Was wo well remem cay fash dys last might that the Matic possibilll springtime American | leader worked overtine handing he: And to go fu eve ho sh thing WOMAN WAS DESPERATE WITH STOMACH TROUBLE Gives Up Hope of Health After Long ind Treatment, But " jant at all bad as o" the frat summer show, _>— “CHALICE OF COURAGE,” HUMAN INTEREST FILM, LEADS AT VITAGRAPH. | One of the most interesting films exhibited on Broadway in a long time | is the feature at the Vitagraph The- atre this week. It is “The Chalice of urage,”” terest story of the same name written us troubles with her stomach. ! py the Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady. | continually, ove It contains several wonderful snow oven aly x scenes taken in the Rocky Mountains. wg Wond ‘Yho story it tells is gripping. ‘There is plenty of comedy in this programme. “Dimples, the comes first. Lillian Miss Sadie Hapgood of 27 Thomp- fon strect, Poughkeepsie, N.Y fered ser She “ suf- alth—and Remedy. The first dose proved to her that she had at last found a way back to health. lesman,” " ful Remedy has cer-| s the title role, Another tainly done wonders for me. It is, mily sorlos, by Roy Ta worth its weight in g I feel like} ltiod * r. Jarr and the anew person. [tis worth being praised | 3 much merriment, to every one you meet who suffers comedy Is called "Cupid from stomach tr Just befor 8 One Over on the Seh: en reading of your we an entertaining bill from start u had given up hope of for 1 was doctoring still getitig worse. be said * Mayr's Wonde: emedy | ful remedy, 1 ver being cured, the time and Too much annot | Vitagraph e down. ‘The | will sell for | o-day the is known as the sum- | ier scale, The reduction would have | whatever you like. No more distress taken place yesterday, but the house after cating, pressure of gas in the) was sold out for a benefit. stomach and around the heart. 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Lt was big reception given te smith when she appeared for the ist tine in Ne ie York In her dancing Catarrh of the Bowels (cli many years sti the “1,000 another Fayor Putting New Jersey Banks in New York District, TON, May 4.—A majority | of the Federal Roserve | aid to-day, favor grant- 0 Appeal of banks in Northern vaey to be shifted from the Pail. Adelphia district to that of which New is the centre, “Banks in Jersey | ‘ity, Hoboken und other towns ii, the metropolitan district clalmed that presenes in ‘the Philadelphia district Iwas a disadvantage to them. Physicians every: where prescribe Stomalix, conti ident that they have areal K My Stomach Alimente,in both you Ay Drwoois . 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