The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1915, Page 5

Sete beneeeetes teeta eb noma nhos EEE] — OeSSSSECEOT ee ete rrr y 29060008666: DREINA MAcK Mire “Giris / FROM JOVLAND Olympic “i THEAtRr TH \- "Soca MAID 5” } COLOMBIA THEATRE | PeeeeSese sHeseres sete es F998 SE5e PERE EES + MOTION PICTURE PLAYS AT BROADWAY HOUSES. =JS > DAUGHTER S4+ 0 0699419000000000000 Frederick Perry, re * having made a notable SRO REN g IN : HERMAN. Whee, RIGHT” TON THEATR In the supporting com~- any are Pinar Linden, Walter Mil- | der, Stephen Gratton, Carey Lee and Brot Apriman wank PEI POTDIG+ EOEOEDHH OOH vaeeee ‘The Martyrs of the Alamo,” a Grif- the stage. “The Whirl of Life,” in fith spectacle based on the crisis in| Which they are seen on the screen at the fight of Texas for independence on Monday, Tuesday, Thuraday and from Mexico: Julia Dean In an Ince! Friday afternoons and Sunday after. ‘sauce for the gander” play called |noon and evening, is a photo drama “Matrimony,” dies that represent the most | able and artistic qualities in K productions, will be the Tr: pany’s bill at the Kr hoon "The comedies are calted “in| Anna Held, with new songs, returns Hie cotsteps”’ and "Fickle|to vaudeville next week as the fen- }ture of the Palace Theatre's bill. Others will be Harry Fox and Yancst The offic ‘lima, inclu myel,”” will co Dolly in songs and dances, Amelia tre. ‘Tho exhibition includes a jStone and Armand Kaltsz tn “Mon hensive visualization of man | Deni," " Harry Green and company in tion directed | wall, the composer. pathian cam of the final Przemys! is the dramatl ‘ the display. \dine th “On Bri Blanche Ring but| Parry in @ prot eS. Bore att trand | {te Farrell, charac Theatre, whe irl" an| more and adaptation « 1 comedy! The Alham #uccess, will There will i vomedy and m The addition picture at th added greatly At the Colonial will be Evelyn Nes- rrd-in songs and y and Ottle Ar- will have Desires war pictures, @ and Sadie Burt in “Song Sayir me ‘Mr, and Mrs, Jimmie Barry in Tube,” Fred V, Bowers and company s/in a soenic song in “The Luck o: s Totem,” and Cai- that house, y,|tor and Lee, comedian ‘Buesday and We Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre for | fisiet on Beatrice Micheleno in vation | next weok will have Billy Burke, Tom | then tnt Tho picture for the last part| MeRae and company in “A Limous' ‘ be Ethel Barrymore Romance,” Harry Tate's “Motorin ‘ [Bert Levy, cartoonist, and Suit le on the filma ‘Intyre and Sutton in “Rube i ame unusual fiic-'meos.” At Proctor’s One Hundr cons that they enjoy in thelr work on and Twenty-fifth Streot Theatre the ENTIRE CHANGE OF SHOW EVERY WEEK “ ily § “iy the his ia comnts “it Sasi ‘the ‘ens distinct novelty on Broadway Commencing Monday atin The SENSATIONAL HOW ESTONE PILLARD % That's 8 Exess for Those Who Know! For Those Who Don’t:—Don’t Miss It! Twlee Dally—Fopular Prices—Smoke if You Like, OLY MPIC 2. =— rRoM SSvEAND Sep ROSEADI Dixie Compton. The photo drama was produced by W. 8. Davin. At his Riverside Theatre, Broadway and Ninety-sixth Street, Mr. Fox will | —- offer to-morrow, and Wednesda the: photo drama * ‘The first part of the week, Dancing Boys, the Globs at the epectal_ performances | c medic une WORLD _ WANTS WORK wonpers| 2°. Evelyn Cunningham, ree John F. Gillen in a Twenty-third Stree and two Sennett come- | fall of thrills and romance, will offer a new movie fe night up to provi ata , KEITH, PROCTOR AND Tribune's war pictures LOEW VAUDEVILLE. |"'at toow's Ainoricon the first half of The play was writ- Hervert Brenon }) Mantell will be seen on the CONCERTS AND music. pa TAN onan HOUSE * and Ernest R. |‘ GIRLS FRO} M JOYLAND i AT OLYMPIC THEATRE, | PAY LOWA iyvittas RUSSE i Batter,“ ‘OW Bam Williams > BEATS NOW ON 81 way,” Charlotte | from Joylana” t playlet, Marguer-| company will be s inger, and Da- leq Night in trials and tribulations of two married feature. | Lubowska in dances, George W! hiting [men whose fuilt closing burletta 4 Harem.” Foeee, Harry Girard Ayo 's [into the # discovered WASHINGTON: $0. “PLAYERS er ye TES oN ovens seyou: m F- PaOGT Tho sceno in laid In Mo- } two new wives from Amor ading roles are played by Murra’ + | Simons, Gray. | BIG FEATURE PICTURES | AT TWO FOX THEATRES. | nn | co u 1A BROADWAY & nr Cy Die te 2 A ME | WVilliarn Fox will present at the Acad- |emy of Music for four days bis first | detective moving pictui "adapted from the mystery " * by) Loew's Amer “DREAM DANOERS" TAL . WOHEMAN, 10 Others, Incloeed be | T! Wl | ALONE AT LAST ; it: OTH as PLAYHOUSE 4}, 4, Rot Bina CAS! Teale Pabst " RL Wie Shi sete THE BIO. DRAM ALC I OUSE Tinta AP \ Soon At 2 TWILIGHT SLEEP Teeture bx Dr. Kurt, B, Bohicasinge Datly ({he, Buuday), 4, 1.90, 519, 7 GARRICK |8:! * Bitre ie nOOL. Ae HO: A “DANE DALY'S 249%, , » Merry Burlesquers ea eh" Week-—"The Champagne Belles.” 1", Burlesque, Met todey | BLUE RIBBON BELLES VAUDEVILLE and Feature Pictures POPULAR. PRICES, Devil in Tien" HARMON, ZARNES & DUNN _High-Class Musical Act, BUR LESQUE “SPRAGUE & McNIECE ~ aie? | Classy Singers and Pianiste, MARY MILES MINTEH VA MIME LALO OLLIE LLM ELE NAL ELAM HU LUDUAU LIU ALLL LTO Extra Attraction Every F riday BURLESQUE | faudevil 10 Big V EVERY vos AND THUKS, emmy The FROLICS of 1915», EVERX SUNDAY, 2 BIG CONC: THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, i915. 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