The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1915, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1918. : ees SalesatGREENHUTS] Irish Plays \**4 Midnight | And Players | Fantasy” Keeps _ Make Appeal Up the Dance By Charles Darnton. At “Castles tm the Air,” atop the may not have been «@ turf-fire,) Forty-fourth Street Theatre, “A Mid- Dut with the light of it in their 7" taoes and songs of the ould sod @m thelr lips, the Irish players who appeared at the Bandbox Theatre last night gave the impression of being absolutely genuine. There were three plays, after the songs, that brought out the spirit, imagination and postry of the Irish dance, was a notable feature of the night Fantasy” kept up the dance until the early morning hours, Isabel Rodriguez, in her Spanish performance, and among the other entertainers were Molly King, Harry Delf, Bonnie Glass, Clara Inge, Olga Cook, Ethel Baird, Edward Miller and M, Rudolf, A large and attractive ' (By Order of the United States District Court) | Never Before Such Bargains as These! simply and convincingly, and the act- | Chorus danced gaily about a Maypole, ors proved to be thoroughly at home| “and everybody,” as the programme in them. In “Lonesome Like,” by | eRested, one-stepped and fox- Harold Brighouse, the audience saw | fotted when the floor was clear. an old woman about to be sent to the| “A Midnight Fantasy” has “oatahy” poorhouse and a simple-minded youth | muslo by Harry Carroll and #0 many fh nim. to look at your watch. You ait at a Cae he eat tan att mater | And | table and a waiter does tho reat. Kate @ serlo-comio ga touch to the old woman whose hands were iysed; Whitford Kane played Warm-hearted youth with sense of character, and a Eileen Huban, handsome and capabi Proved herself an actress of natur charm and method as the girl whose sympathy led her to befriend old Sarah and give the youth a straight answer. Conditions are such that It is absolutely necessary that ready cash should be realized—and quickly. r We have taken the best course we know to attain our aim. 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