The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1915, Page 5

+ Little Gypsy, _ — ~~ 5 - ‘ ion a THE EVENING WORLD, sary AY, OCTOBER STAGE AND SCREEN FAVORITES WHO ARE TO BE FEATURED NEXT WEEK Pe) eee eeSeririrrirt +++.) Ee) 2) eeeeeeeeeeeeeenael Peetreees LIVE Senge Vein TAEANAS feweeeee ee JHSATAES, Matthom Wad. ‘het sO} |. CUM AN'S Great American ham t* delighted to think hie ambl- “He E-TRAIL HOLLIO! tlons and plans suited the big public CANDLER KL atone" o whom 01 ° rai ‘an 3” to whom the great playhouse te dedl- ||P aig pe awtio PLAT of the ii Ones ated. H. H. Burnside stande in the HuUst. ur GLASS TR firet entrance of the stage dally, Punt Mple., 01 Ov, #1, Tee eee cheering the vast army of performers ACRE S503 Ma ae tet, 1 PSHE Fs 8 OEE FE EE EE EE EEE TESTE EEES + HOOP ET) Free ee ereSOOSEEOEE EE EEEEET FET ENN TET as they march on and off before the Ms BKILLIANT MUSICAL. il rt tproseniuun with «amie, te |) THE GIRL WHO SM i S HILOA RUCKERYS of hy Despemue ano Kate SOU eT treasurers, attaches and administra- } LEXINGTON & pyst te toge, Ave tlon heads look cheerful because they are associated with a record-making success, The exact capacity of tho Hippodrome ts 5,697, which- means that reciwely Gs,864 ted persons saw Hip, Hip, Hooray!” this past week. Sousa is there; so are Belle Storey, Nat Wills, Charles T, Aldrich, Arthur Deagon, Toto, Charlotte and somo five |hundred others, all seeing the Pan- ama-Pacitic Exposition, revelling in Toyland or flirting at St. Morita. Se € of Broad: To-morrow night Sousa’s Band CORTE a ast kives another concert at the Hippo- 3 Ht APLDDD ADELA OOOOEO SOS KNICKERBOCKER BILL WILL RUN Two WEEKS. At the urgent request of hundreds of patrons of the KnickerbockerThea- tre, the Triangle Film Company will continue for another week its present | bill of feature photo-plays, postpon- ing until the next week the new pro- HRC OVER gramme that bas been arratiasd. See. $ | drome EXTRA MATINEE COLUMBUS DAY( TUES, This we offering, which has . J ; Fs = = = - _ soored such a success that it is to be EPDPDEEEDEGODHED HADDOOO® SMALL LOANS retained for a second week, includes r on the Griffith players in “Old Heldel- | | BURLESQL E AT COLUMBIA ine aap berg,” Frank Keenan in “The Cow TO HAVE TWO FUNNY MEN.| “hans nih Geaty The Columbia Theatre announces an unusually attractive performance of burlesque for next week. Tho cast ‘4 the last week is headed by two stars. They are “en Se ee . “Sliding” Billy Watson ana: Ed Lee} “THE LITTLE GYPSY” rt Wrothe, who have for severa sensons ie 7 17 DREN , Atarrodeseparately. Mr. Wrothe will| for ACADEMY SCREEN PLAY.| EN) MAY JACKSON |be seen in “Higgina at the Race) THE MORRIC PLAN COMPANY BROOKLYN GRAND OPERA ereaks! aud Mr, Watson will give bis PAI Dorothy Bernard, supported by rious We fe eer ’ Equitable Bldg, 34 Floor, 120 Breadway Thurlow Borgen, is the star in "The | ©44449-064466500 2 tien Mar | Houre® A Molo GP. M. Batty 0 ted, & William Fox photos |" b Thus ol tin, Hazel V le Colbert, | = play, which will be shown at the| clad in sypey gar! hus she meets jthel Marmont, Dupont, Jack Academy of Music for four days, be- | Guminie of ahe’ vile. ® Howard and ommy Brooks, 4 laree| PHOTO PLAYS, Gt ung ai | oa : ginning to-morrow, It unfolds & 2, his inate a > announced, and it is sald the scenery, cad agg story of stirring romance, alle 74 bh ty h costumes and electrical effects are Bi Lady Babbie, the ward of Lord Rin-| pe, falls tn lowe with Der vil-) more than ordinarily elaborate and foul, has in her veins a strain of PSY | witched by he eyo! “leftective. The Columbia management | blood, a heritage from Romany pa-| "phon comes “the wt In” Ture | Nas area to have the results of | Pants’ from whose travelling van shal ing ine stern Robee convert of the the World's Series baseball games an- was lost, Lord Kintoul discove' nounced by innings from the stage, | jominie, decides that the time has plbinne Aabieoty | d turned her over to his come to rid the minister of the epell charm, Lord | ho believes “the Heyptian” has cast| FALL FASHION SHOW ver his perceptor, He abducts Bab- bie and in a wood tries to stab her. AT PALACE THEATRE. A bolt of lightning strikes Rob's arm. —emmrmrwonerst © 'r/In the mean tine the dam has burst, ‘The Palace Theatr alight | and the country ia flooded, Lord Rin- ca a T= /toul ix saved from death by Gavin, | S2O¥ iy eee Pheri ho ee |who in hie turn is rescued from a) Chet feature ; 5 roaring torrent by Kob, who given up) [talian tenor; Edward Abeles, Roy CHILDREN HATE De es AD eS TAGE Wey 18 found | Maleohild and vrank #, Weod in "Melt> ) culties tha Ne 2 fie and Gavin, and as the day dawna|Defense:” Lubowska, @ Russian over the flooded country they find| dancer; Kate Elinore and Sam Will- he \ppiness, |jams in “The Hunter and the Hunter- Reap upon | es,” and Adier and Arline in “A New | MARE DORO THE STAR _| tava" will be on the mt i The Colonia’ Theatre Ww: ave F STRAND PHOTO-PLAY, | rorry Fox and Yancsl Dolly in. songs BROADWAY be ND CASTOR Hl | and dances, Claude Gillingwater in 47" STREET At the Strand Thoatre Marie Doro “The Desi at Governor Locke, Por) Craig and Campbell in new songs will appear on the sereon in “Tho! Willa Holt Wakefield in song readings | White Pearl,” a fanciful romance of) the ocks in “Behind the Grand x a ." The battle se in “The Coward” and “Old Heidelberg,” em cially, have aroused Knickerboc Theatre audiences to unusual enthu- No assignment of wages or chattel n 4. All that Is nec: ned by the borrow- who are respon- rees are O% Ins ® year, which ts de- and the cost of Dp which In no can "$1.00 “on each $50.0p. bors “Mad. Ave. & 59th St. Plaza tq 15, 25, 50¢ Rae HAZ FELD. ‘AWN In “The Heart of Jennifer” cert Orebentra and Sool Julius Steger sae ” gardene Rintoul dec “great lac boarding school hi his ward. Babbie d about the country int Fall fashion BURLESQUE. GARRICK |5u RLESQUE » PATS 85th ot.a'e Bay. Psat ‘erkville??,%; Burlesque Yad | tum CRACKER JACKS Give Fruit it Lexative when | the Orient by Edith Barnard Delano,| Stand,” and Mcehan's Canines an Se | The action of the play takes place in| Gertrude Hoffmann in “Sumurun™ cross, bilious, feverish Japan and on the high sea | will be the headliner at the Alhambra or constipated. the drama reaches its climax. The! Mr. and Mrs. Jimm| ry in “The includes Thomas| Kube,” Lyons and Yose Craven Robert! and the harpist; the singer Marshall Montgom- Cesare Gravina, Maude) ery, ventslloquist; Charles Olcott tr “California Syrup of Figs’’| Fer and Robart Cain, The last! "A Comic Opera in ‘Ten Minutes,” and p} a instalment of "Guarding Old Glory’! Adonis will also appear. can Aga ie in | will sino ‘ba. mhown, aa. will a new| oe iver, bowels. | wclentific and travel picture, a comedy | ° ach, jand the Strand Topical Review, in HIP, AIP, HOORAY! which ie included the latest American BIG HIPPODROME HIT. your, childhood days, | and foreign news pictures and ¥uro- lant + nother insisted |bean War scenes. A new musical pro-| — saucer pada vee tlie nee gramme has been arranged, | Everything t# merriment at the re : vena Hippodrome under Chari ated them, how you fought against | juvenated me them! Z | Crushed to Death by Elevator, | ryiitingham’s direction, Mr Te ere ehtldton Ws. dittecess, | © Betatey, Whoee identity the pelice Look back « Ihave not yet learned, was caught In Mothers who cling to the old form of 4 etersimply dow realise what. the |the aldewalk elevator of the Hoff- Wh Defer Your Pleasure ¢ bs P ‘arr Manufacturing Company at Ter tender little “insides” are injured | crushed to death between the pl t place and order # glans by i form and the wall, Tt tusk the bowels need cleansing, givo on! cious “California Syrup of Figs.” of mothers keep this harmleas “fruit |Yia "inate and. was caught by ‘the laxative’ handy; they know children | nscending sleyatr, He was nhout \ thirty-five years o! feet & Inche lave to take its that it never falle to | eT a had w dark omplexion the liver and bow nd sweeten) Wien black hair and mun the. stomach, and that a teaspoonful pied ales or given to-day saves a sick chil . led in Battle, | Ask your druggist f Harold Chapin, fornia Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse! fr’ Barker's first Bh: earlun sea- ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES amy other kind with contempt,—Advt, gon. el faloone, Hestaurauis and Dealers, ‘The children’s revolt is well-founded. | No. 694 Broadway thia morning and Step into the nearest eu, le \ 7] ppartus from Mercer Streot, near by If your child's stomach, liver end an hour to cut away the brick ei fore the body could be extricated ne theory of the police is that the action is positive, but gentle. Millions victim, while carrying @ pall of hot tle of “Ca in Syrup of Figs,” | i dramatist and full directions for bables, id on Killed In aoe Hi ages and for grown-ups plainly | tion tn . He wan stage ans) ach bottle. Beware of counterfeits | ager for ¢ e vill le Berker: o flpat Bi ade by sh production of "Iphigenia in at here. See that it ia made by “Cali- | 18h, Rriueninn veld the same Boat i . ALICE V 9%, 198 Teter ree te ey nel s FULTON BE WZ ES SOME BAB) HARRIS* = OL Webs Th REPUBLIC Wea sad COMMON CL «We PARKS, 8 ast, MAY IRWIN GLOBE Jeswa ‘S BANDBOX °7:"%-,# | WASHINGTON $0.1 PL KOs EMbike Woes Mr. CYRIL MAUUE coum? iveruwe eS Manis TEMPbe? Dus ee aS eth nr BELASCO f73 #5," THE BUUMERANG im LIBERTY Sth Reuss inst Sine Bata ae MONTGOMERY & STONE The CENTURY Sr.'2. S08. 8 848 NED WA. A MUMCAL TRIUMPH see MU Oky Be te sh. so. ddav. en $3 tAvERS a ed pie hae eae . wee. TS mi Bree. oi & fat Col ey AY Soi: and at te ae Wi GiiFE THIS BROOK LYN. 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Give name and address; By) minutes our automobile will eal nd oring you to Dancing Carnival free of charge. ; GRAND CENTRAL PALACE, ws nT ere | PHOTO PLAYS. ae jOTO PLAYS. WILLIAM FOX 7 | FILM PRODUCTIONS A A ACADEMY|RIVERSIDE | | OF MUSIC | : 1 Mar Nig! em, 108, Be 4 DAYS BEGINNING TO-MORROW — | To-Morww, Mooday, Tuewtay ot | Witneates, DOROTHY BERNARD Aupported by THURLOW BEROBN, to me URENON “The LITTLE GYPSY"|“* igbx"saRa | Directed by O8CAR O. ADF pire Women” Wil Take and at 8 oC COMING We Sk Beas" “CARMEN” JF MAKES LITTLE DIFFRRMNOw WHAT XOU NBED—A WORLD "WANT" WILL @O OBR ER, World Famous the Stage at