The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1915, Page 7

Teo ee eo THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1915. i nasal STAGE STARS WHO WILL AMUSE NEW YORK AUDIENCES NEXT WEEK PHOERE FOSTER IN YS BACK HOMEY COHAN THEATRE, INNIE ALLE MRC TORS Save. LATRE. | “BATTLES OF A NATION” TO BE SEEN AT THE PARK. NANCE ONEILL IN SAL YOMAEN'S PAST" ar EMY OF MUSIC Cig RIVERSIDE THES Mi st,” the latest William Fox screen tion, which will be seen at the ademy of Music and at tho River- sido Theatre, Ninety-sixth Street and Broadway, | beginning to-morrow afternoon, The photo-drama deals with the battle of the sexes. It Is alive and vibrant, advance pro ia given, with tho elemental cla _ THEATRES. 3 Mal Wn Gilete LYCEUM ETHEL BARRYMO “OUR MES. Met NEW AMSTERDAM 3.,4 A distinct departure from the usual Methoa of exhibiting war films will be geen for the frst The Bat- tles of a Nation’ 8 at the Park ‘Theatre, on Monda 22. Here- GRACE LA RUE a tofore innumera 1 ES Ren AD THEATRE Bares a un tangs ta Wet ¢ vith _ the most cultured modern olvilization. °| NANCE O'NEIL STAR Le eee ee ain dirented. UF OF FOX SCREEN PLAY. Pildat Ease, Nowe 19, at 8.15] REC Nance O'Net, the noted emotional! He is re membered as “Little Billie” actress, is the star in “A Woman's tin “Trilby." H 0 Cc H Ss T E I N Sa = = i QARNEOLE H .1, Sun, VAUDEVILLE. | x | JOHN MeCORMACK Tickers Now aT BOX _ OFFICE, Head of Keith HW Vaudeville Circuit ||| c ELLI 1: House, Presenting the Utmost in Vaudeville q M st te . Week Starting Monday Mat., Nov. 16, NEW YORK—10 BIG ACTS GRACE LA RUE. ROBBIE sMitit » Wh me when * CONCERTS AND MUSIC. Capt. John King and Frank Powell. Miss O'N ported by Alfred H makes his debut on the silent stage, AEOLIAN HALL 8. F. KEITH'S The “Big Time” Barga' Concerts Sunday, 2.15 and STRONGEST BILL Hungari ed that city. ed with action Nwinte y (a WORLD § CLEVEREST CLOWNS, | “DI ARNAUT BR | win OLIVER aor 1 Pantoming Abwurditios | ERNEST Re BALL ‘/ERNEST” ‘EVANS nie. DANCING co. Their “Society ¢ Weautifur Gil” baw ines VANDERBILT & MOORE “Th ~ PANERA GUART Ing more than an o adeville Debut of The Dra sa aif | PERC ° iction, surpassing in ’ ¥ llous'in beauty, tre- | HAS WELL pe, won atin Hey | elty and full of the blood tinglir C ie | bravery of battle, 7 . of conflict, thril world war actual revelation of the h LONGAURE vi BI AND IE) By Pr & COLONIAL STANOS ALONE IN SUPREME CL. POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES MATINEES “88 25¢ NIGHTS “34 50c THE HOUSE OF REPUBLIC Wer 4X5): A en, children and aged victims of the fight\and powerful in the appeal for & _' BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, _ ry MONTGOMERY & STO! PARK Ah tar i ie it. Flatbush Avenue IAI TeM era ceatraad and State St. aE Europe's Fighting Forces __ BURLESQUE, Sunday IN TRIANGLE i PLAYS) THE BURLESQUE THEATRE WHERE WOMEN FEEL AT_HOME MATINEE DAILY, LADIES’ TICKETS, 100, INE” “CARMEN” ,! a SEE ATMEL LTTE Opening Monty Night “LES Wt py i A VAUDEVILLE BILL OF NOVEL ACTS The Season’s Most Pretentious Production! pane mats! 9 to Oe, : AGM DALY S i COMMPNCING YOUN OLD ERIESD LeainuTON Vist Lae NIGHTS, Mat. | brea S 5th Ave. | ty Biwy & 28th 8 STARUAKD | . Nei, Wee GARDE! AND HIS GAIETY GIRLS EXTRA ATTRACTION: TODAY: ‘TH ie al hed Waybutn $ Town Topies ) [CONCERT SUNDAY, 8.15—15 ALLSTAR ACTS in Two Snappy One-Act Travestion * [Lhe TO The. ) | DAISY HARCOURT JOHNNIE WEBER ) BILLY CAMPBELL 372 LIVING MODELS LADIES—Do not Fail to See the Gorgeous Gowns worn by Principals and Chorus GET SEA TS NOW. CILLA Vauder ile and Feature Pictures EMMY WEHLEN in “Her Reckoning,” Harold Sims & Co, Others PHOTOPLAYS. PHOTOPLAYS. . | ___ PHOTOPLAYS, ACADEMY 2A RIVERSIDE an Performances From Noon Until Midnight. Mats., 10-15¢c, Nights, 15-25: POELIEAS: Ne! he LAND ROMANCE, OF BLAZING | POWER, OF » | CHARACTER ~ hand DISTINCTION THAT WALL KS LINGER LONG IN THE MIND AND MEMORY, OF EVERY BEHOLDER MAZING STARTLIN ASTOUNDING, “PRICE. of PASSION DEATH :°f FAITH “eWaY (Ae EVENINGS MATINEES NOW PLAYING TWICE DAILY incl. SUNDAYS eee to New York After the Longest Run in the His- tory of the American Stage. EVERY. ‘DAY 2.30 and 8.30 “Any one ank ie why thousand: leit Belgium w KTON and 1 tuction DAY. THES: ‘Most. ; MARVELOUS Ee ee aE! LAN EPOCHAL Oe: J |'MOVING PICTURE A Sa Be ,OF MODERN “| | WEEKS “The Birth ots Nation ew in N.Y ding the “for All by 55 thines. Written ty | J. STUART BLACKTON Bway, 47th 3t. Noon 11.80, 10. 1 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, SHG CML batuiday ROOF GARDEN GROAOQWAY AT 47% 5T7.| Botire "and hie nh many ways thap at ARZAN" Itgelt. | It is called “THE MAN-RATER.” It will begin in The Evening Word | next Monday, Nov. 15, ee