The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1915, Page 5

ee Soames. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1915. Movie Star, Actress and Vaudeville Artist | Who Will Be Seen Here During Coming Week PEHDESEONESIIOOOOCIEDE “DOLLARS and SENSE” By H. J. Barrett. Methods of Payment Under Scientific Management. Of several methods of payment adonted by efficiency experts two of the most popular are known as the Taylor differential piece rate and the Gantt task and bonus sys- tem. From the viewpoint of both men and management either is an im- provement over the old daily wage system. The Taylor system is the @ ordinary piece work plan backed by 4 accurate time studies and with “the work performed under conditions as © nearly ideal as possible, Which in practice makes the system bear but little resemblance to the old piece \' CUSTOMERS FIRST { EARN nll Weet of Fifth Avenue “In Beautiful Gravure” ainsNNipitiacl Sunday World ANNUAL AUGUST SALE Blankets and Household Dry Goods BEGINS MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd SALE MERCHANDISE INCLUDES: F9S2-990-0-96099-3-0-2- 2699-92-22 Blankets, Comfortables Musline Line Curtains, Ri . : : Werne Gantt task and bonus system Quilts, Pillows Bheets To — invites the public to give especial attention involves the payment of @ straight Tickings Pillow Cases Towelings hades, ete. to-morrow to a new World Feature. daily wage in any case, with an bok White Goods Bureau Scarfs, ete. Silverware Cutlery, Soaps bonus if a certain high volume ot Production is attained. PARTICULARS IN SUNDAY’S AMERICAN, HERALD, SUN, TRIBUNE, WORLD, ETC. Those Who Buy at August Sale Prices Make Excellent Investments! An eight-page section on finely-finished paper printed by the new GRAVURE PROCESS 000000 World Pictures FOR SUNDAY AUGUST 1. Contains the Following Pictures Reproduced in Rich Brown Ink: PAGE ONE An exclusive photograph of Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and her daughter at New- port. PAGE TWO Unusual Photos from Argentina Here is a concrete example of re- eults attained under Mr. Taylor's pervision. In a large industrial plant a certain standard steel forg- | ing was_produced in thousands each! year. Each workman turned out) @ from four to five per day, and under the piece work ¢m then used re-| 6004 ceived 50 cents apiece, } Following the established principles | feniaal th mnie int Plays for the Coming Week waste appear figured the time ‘ ™ EDs’ An 5-5 me . o which should expended on each motion invo! and finally cluded that the average werker should, under proper conditions, pro- 3 duce ten per day, This meant speed- VIENNESE operetta called “The fe a a 4 ing up the lathes, speeding up the Hitie Patadiey’ will be peedece’ 900% men and the removal of more than i" £00 pounds of steel chips per day per by the Messrs. Shubert at the lathe hand, {Casino on Wednesday night. It ts in @ prologue and two acts. The music) torave ‘a day at 60 cents?” Mr. Tay. | has made an American version of the | lor inquired of the men Austrian book of Leo Stein. The piece a - RE “Ot course we would,” was the re-| takes its name from an inn where a| ‘BIRTH OF A NATION” sponse, “We'd bo earning $3.50 @ dAY | pretty tittle flower gitl is @ general . instead of $2.50. But we're afraid i oite after losing hia heart to her, ENTERS the management, once they realize n that ten a day can be turned out, will $0) Prats wealthy gentleman ts sent acale tho price to 25 cents apiece, thus 72, Ame ed to earn his li bringing us back to our old wago company "Includes. Gee pith « good deal more work required | Chi bin Frances Dema “Don't worry,” said the efficiency * Summer Business Hours 9:00.A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday (as During Past 15 Years) PPS E 99-909 9-4-2-2-9-269¢ pws ‘ |. Following the successful introduc- >| tlon last Thursday of women’s #wim- ming races at Steeplechase Park, a | midsummer night's swimming car- nival will be held in the pool on Thursday evening. The attractions at Luna Park-con- tinue to draw large crowds of Coney IXTH MONTH, | visitors. a Set on ad D. W. Grimth’s spectacte, “the| LOEW'S ROOF GARDEN TO HAVE TWELVE ACTS. ce oe is i the following theatres: SATURDAY, JULY 81 efernin “hestr 14th A Bi, Thestee, 84 Ave, & titon Theatre, Biway & Lite mie La - COHAN “ ta ae Birth of a Nation,” enters upon its WF. sixth month at the Liberty Theatre, With additional performances h Hurks, Lurras ideville show, head- : dosee ily Robert Pitkin, James this attraction has comedy sketch, “Du- New Maditon ‘Theatre, 1714 Madieon i “- aot a—A group picture of an interesting event expert. “Under scientific manage. Billings, Carolvn Burke, Walter Armin hundredth presenta-| 0. 5 ANTIC BPRCTAOLE, r) ment, the men and the, management | Eugene Hohenwart, Otte ‘Boheader, | tion aS Greater) Ite high |&n's Money ue aa presented oe u tre, 865, Fig. Ave. tty ser Witen oak in the South American country’s recent divide the Increased profits. James Georg!, Mabel D ¥ points of inter e battles of| first three days of the coming wee Mas ; ‘ As under the new system the forg-| Wayne, Richard Melbourne,” Wilitam |the Civil ‘War irrender at|at Loew'n American Roof Garden, rk Uy ial independence celebration, ings cost thé company but 69 cent# Bolton, Kathleen G t al TO ‘AUlintio Ave. xin, rge and @ chorus) Appomattox, th HARRI 1 against $117 under the 3 reproduction of » Martini and Fabrini, esta Bor "Prospeet’ Park W.42'SI 6—A military photograph of a most interest~ Previous method, it, of course, had no of one hundred beauties, President Lincoln's Asgaosination ar a | Harris and Moroy, in Yoon, § ing ony, Biaketion to paving iis men él & ah yal Hout han upon the| ‘Be Wd Fides of the Ku Klux Klan, ‘ook and Rothert, Australian Theatre, O05 Mytile Ave., LAST 8 TIMES cerem * ——. H Holt blac! ckface come- additional. And in that shop to this| fourth month of ite cage ee ee tote —e Low Holtz, I a day the lathe hands are recelving acre Theatre. The mirth-provoking | BERT FITZGIBBON dian; Wayne and ihe Warren Girls n (ent 4 $3.50 a day. |qualities of this farce are just as PROCTOR HEADLINER. ang Lillian Dey ere, Maude Tiffany of the London music potent now as they were twelve weeks halls will top the bill the last half of ago. Herbert Corthell is still the hu- the week. tie, 484 Bt. & 16:h Ave, STEEL COMPANY Fi PEOTGUs DULRIAT, MAY. Vokes yearns | rue DUl Bt HEocEs File Avenue |: —_—_——— Yerlbeat Theatr, or her native city, George Parsons| Theatre w ave Bert Fitzgibbon, FIRE IN U. S. NAVY YARD. us Theatre, one alee hy RUM HABIT WITH FOOD, gets the wrong grip, Edgar Norton|the “Daffy-Dil,” as headliner. Others nee . Maaniton “Theses, ce Me ites and Hugh Cameron create laughs as| Will be Mile. Maryon Vadie, assisted p A Are, Bhim SELWYN 3&COS BIG LAUGH FESTIVAL PAGE THREE New Pictures from Galicia a—A remarkable snapshot of oil fields destroyed by the Russians. rk Dhe FE. 160th St, Otty. | the buti id the his 4 by six young women, in classic wat pe ee L other roles are in the seme competeat dances: Hayward, Staitord and Com. |BORTH Of Inawlry at Nartelle tevee| i Eutine ais. owt, 4 Winter Garden reine eto 6—An Austrian railway bridge wrecked Meets Attractions of Free Lunch ands. pany in a comedy sketch, “The Fire- tigating the jent Mi S00 Siniet “ht,, New. THE PASSING a SHOW Oris by the Russians. s @ . = eee ly"; Hyman Meyer, comedian - a I Fi i “Twin B player; Ernie anc NORFOLK, Va, July 31—A mys- seeaatione| Bscens,— c—A d vill: With Cheap Meals in South — | pyeig”and Margaret Mayor begins ies! Feet of Versatility, \terious fire in the paint department oth St. * ay i ce ie ta Kara onc lage left by the retreating ‘i final wi Fletcher Trio in songs. of the Navy Yard, which was discov- Cor , wit wi le Chicago Plant. ahs casey play rourds’ius Teeehall) Stelle Mayhew: in'new songs, win | Cf im,Navy Yard, whle v em Cn, ca_THE LAST LAUGH yyu.trone ian ered a few minutes after midnight tera ‘Paeatrt, Pateron Horal Theatre ads" Sor Woniovand, City, lens swe ve i at rotons P Broo hieitre, tia" Gronam’ Ate le ANI son, NJ. 4 4 ‘Theatte, 9118 ‘Graham Ave, etal O Matioges N° 7 | fifty-two weeks in New York before re-enter vaudeville at the 310, July 31,.—Of1 f thi y- ee e aaa! Geaears outs useage it goes on tour with five companies. | Theatre next week. She will piltnels Stee) Company winat drink, | The cast of skilled comedians at the sisted by Billy Taylor. ‘Tho have mone thelr employees: Bienes and; Harris Theatre includes Irene Hals-| the program includes Lydia 1 were dis: piayed in all parts of the plant, | mom anand | Mario Nordstrom in Bits of Act: The campaign had a geod effect and —+— Ing"; Edward Davis: Julo Power and fMoial just beginning to con= ompany in “The ere lata the Nelves when the saloon- COLUMBIA BURLESQUE Joseph BE. Howard and Mabel MeCane eepers hit upon an idea to offset the HAS TWO MORE WEEKS. |in a singing specialty bageott against them. ——— established — elaborate free a a Me rized ‘the fact, They | The Columbia ‘Theatre announces) PARKS AND BEACHE: onted signs which told of the bad ef- the last two weeks of the Behman| 7 7 uy Fects cold lunches had on digestive or-| Show. The engarement will t SWIMMING CARNIVAL. Bans. One sign read: minate Saturday night, Aug. 14, a andocns, come in to drink, Come In| complishing the longest run ever re- yesterday, Is being investigated by @ board of inquiry, The fire was dis- covered by a marine sentry and was extings by the yard fire depart- ment before serious damage was done. say the fire might have been spontaneous combustion, taken to pri PAGES FOUR AND FIVE Intimate photographs of Society celebrities at one of the most picturesque social events in Newport. PAGE six War Relief Work in Paris a—A pathetic group of Belgian children, Brooklyn, Wat bod, Tiegins. Oregn & Brighton Vea, Satoy itneatte, 43°80. 4b @t,, Mt Ver & 149th Bt. Th Con 4 Y ori ita nugtand & Boule Rule ‘Theatre, os Hiivingtom Bt., Theatre, 64 Mate * lush UNDAY, AUG. Be Alle aa ave, a WwW. L. DOUGLAS 93.50 4.00 $4.60 & *5.00 Shoes The company came back with the es- corded in burlesque. Many novelties | , The bill at the New Briehton The- | acs“arSens B if cs Hikimtiton Theatre, Biway & who have lost both parents in the war. ‘ablish t of 4 rant. in the have been arranged for the conclud- | @tré, Brighton Be H tnelude olf’ f t Hanh he-day the Nate their first ‘ing performances. These include mu- Harty Fox and Yanesi Dolly in songs] sovel and pleasing Ween. siata 0 ov 6—An interesting snapshot of Paris’s Girl meal with the following menu: Bowl of | sical numbers and burlesque scenes | 424 dances, Helle Baker in new songs. | f effecte ta our veghingtc Scout Corps. soup, 2 cents; roast beef and potatoes, | of current events. Will J, Kennedy, | 4,™usical act called “On the School | ff Spring and Sum- pelttooklt ag ‘ 5 cents: t Lon Hascall, James Tenbrook and| Playgrounds,” presented by a com- || merline which you ererither hate c—A group of American women at work Harry Van have been provided with y of ten youngsters; Ralph Riges! ff} wit) not find in "AY in Paris new dialogue satirizing recent utter-|2M@ Katherine Witehie in dances, | ff any other make. . Moore, «Gardner and Rose, singing ances of distinguished individu . A A » singing | ae Seveeres tho talarole lana’ with comedians, and the El Rey Sisters, her posing dogs, has been engaged to eit eevee, appear until the end of the run, i: " 1 —_—eo “HEARTS ABLAZE” AT VITAGRAPH THEATRE. “Hearts Ablaze” is the feature pi ture of the Vitagraph Theatre pr gramme commencing to-morrow, T! film tells a story in which the su posed ward of a Prime Minister u: holds the People's! Party and len her assistance to oppose their unjust taxation in opposition to her guar- dian and her king. She is coerced by the Prime Minister, through in- | formation obtained for him by a spy, to divulge the secrets of the People’s Party, of which her lover, a young nobleman, is a leader, The Prime Min- ister 1s shot, the ward arrested and sentenced to death. In the final out- come the Prime Minister's death ts proved accidental and the ward is pardoned. In the cast are L. Roger Lytton, Julla Swayne Gordon, Leo Delaney and Zena Keefe. The rest of the bill offers the thirteenth chap- ter of “The Goddess,” a mili mance called “His Bunkie," a will it pay you to tec the i el new styles this season. PAGE SEVEN The War's Wounded in Paris a—A wounded Arab on the roof of the Ameri- can hospital in Paris, 6—Convalescing soldiers playing cards. e—The work of the “Green Cross” Girls, Note—These photos were procured from an American artist just back from Paris— and are unique. PAGE EIGHT Motion Picture Celebrities New photographs of three of the prettiest girls in the films, all ready to be cut out and framed. n’s Music Hall, Coney GREATER ctr. irand Mth Ave., City, Tih Bt, & Sth Ave,, “ORBI Atlantic Ave., BAlyn dy Han@ Fulton, sé,, Bain Rint St," Hobo at Ma vd x. Brooklya eT hw CIVIL SERVICE. EXAMINATION FOR Trade Instructor (De it ef Publ Oharities.) Salary $800. “With Maintenance. Duties of position are to Instruct and okly n, yniath ‘St, Theatre, 913 W. 60m 8t,, ‘eerleas ‘Theatre, 6612. Sth A ie ‘Dinle Whoatre, oot Prospect Ate I NI I I ON PE 44th & Broadway: f 2.30 and 8.30 P, M. TO-MORROW & ALL WEEKNN Prices 10-15-25-50 A Story of the Cloister an » Coul HEARTS ABLAZE tes must pass a prac ZA Madivon are &, ou viirades mentloneds. 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