The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1915, Page 6

| } <n ee nee ST NTE AE I ASO IG EO Gi ay a A cin t ee cya THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. rift aed sacono|PLAYERS WHO ARE BILLED IN METROPOLITAN THEATRES p—222*— ——<—$_$_—— ‘With the announcement that next | COODSOOOOUDOOHOCOOOGEe qoek clones the run of “The Birth of @ Nation” at the Liberty Theatre D aN @ome interesting figures of this re- oom) Markable record are available. From Ste initial tation in New York to and including next Saturday it, D. W. Griffith's great spectacie | be given for 725 conescutive a atorge in Greater New York. This OO COO OO OOOO Onn COO UO OC mE OOOO COOOL ULI COCCI the longest bee cinoma run : , } a Zz Z. Kimwrican stage. it to the more res ; ew Ke d markable when It is known that ® Simulanecously with the New York run : others of like comparison hi bee: one ACADEMY RIVERSIDE MILLION STOMACH OF MUSIC THEATRE 14th Street and Irving Place}96th Street and Broadway Performances from Noon Until Midnight } Matinees—10¢c-15¢ Nights—15e-25¢ COMMENCING TO-MORROW—FIRST PRESENTATION SUFFERERS EAT BG MEALS NOW No fear of indigestion, gas, >» Ss ILLIAM FARNOM iy THE WILkIAN FOX af PRODUCTION, “THE! ERBRSKEN Lary “Pape’s Diapepsin” is quick- est, surest stomach regulator known. ty year regularly more than a stomach sufferers in the United Engiand and Canada take « Diapepsin and realize not only pediate But lasting reliof This harmless preparation will di- Rest anything you eat and overcome a O2BOO Yy COED 4 WILLIAMS ¥ der stomach five four, gaasy oF out: AT § i terwards. g MBIA ® ur meals don’t fit comfortably,| COLL 1 & ot what you eat lies like « lump of § THEATRE g lead in your stomach, of if you have| © ‘ & heartburn, that is a sign indiges- g tion “ ® Get from your pharmacist @ 60-cent OOOCIATOTIOH® iit g YW), case of Pape’s Diapepsin and eat | ————— a — » 14) i & Y few of these candy-like tablets just as| Louis and other cities throughout the ie p WY soon as you can. There will be no} country. sa Tht & Y sour risings, no belching of undigested] The total attendance In New York ay g Y food mixed with acid, no stomach] City will be close to 800,000 people ih @) A as or heartburn, no fullness or heavy oo Secon a SF Conary ane ce & £ re te Ce seach So. maeeet, | CCl” established & mark Whim 10 i} ® debilitating headaches, diztiness oF! Ticiy to stand for many years. The i!) g intestinal griping. This will all go, ot that the ol Hm BIRTH OF 4) and besides, there will be no sour| just beaten. was BY, o : food left over in the stomach to poison] Trip to Chinatown” NATION fs your breath with nauseous odors, years ago, shows that records are not CODDEOGDOOQODODODOBOOGHOGHO GOQHOOADS OOOO i‘ Pape's Diapepsin promptly regulates| smashed as often as one might } \ out-of-order stomachs, because it neu-| !magine. - Penitentes,” a Griffith spectacie, and] (4 ’ fo} tralizes the acids in the stomach and iw arnanaee, Mary. Bol , : ’ : digests your food just the same as it| TRIANGLE PICTURES; Frank, Milla sin “The Edge ot ‘the ® your stomach wasn't there. STRAND AND PLAZA, | Abyss” are the dramatic foatures of ‘ ® Relief in five minutes from all stom- the programme. “The Great Vacuum ® a pte en ern ret te Oe r her agaemeeaete- onmal Robbery” i# the Mack Sei tt nh Meryand MS REESE ESI FOR'ONARY || rs sowerdil. plays a Mevetnnio tribution, eta galas ag 10 BE PRESENTED These i 50-cent contain] comecy and four star players, are} Victor Moore will be seen on the more than sufficient to thoroughly | announced for the ninth week of the} Screen at the Strand Theatre in 6 7 : “Chitamie Fadden Out West," th evercome any case of dyspepsia, in-| Triangle season at tho Kuicker=| ots ryyted hich Bee’ aigestion < any other stomach dis| pocker Theatre, boginning to-morrow i oaeoeioe Ce Rak ie Sov Sue en —Advt. afternoon. Orrin Johnson in it” shows the Bowery boy hero in the wilds of Death Valley finding a Om pic AUDEVILL EVIL! Fasdiy @. milicosise nvatee key) 7 : Manaliel a VAUREVILE! e DEY tnd talon plotines,” aa well’ ay Wonderful Films of European | ©®2eseecssasecenseaoeeoos ry al ical programme, wil other features. War Will Be Seen There | trips with tho German and Austro- The f - H con’, i mies compen Moaity ta] Beginning Mon ty the Additional intarent of drama America / Most ce Star A cone Hinde Drama of Dm ennett in “Damaged . story. +} + Goods." For the last halt | in a Screen Play o! ove ntiment Vail Yat ii te eke Woes a “YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS” | Tense Action, Vivid Thrills,’ and Conquest— It Stands Alone as each hait Of the wok nid deubin| “Battles of a Nation” will be seen AT OLYMPIC THEATRE. mes ae le d 4 Writt d ry duced b the Greatest Vaudeville Theatre of Peudevillo Brogram.see on Friday,|at the Park Theatre, beginning Mon- . cenic Splendor ritten an roduce 'y the Nation—Head of the Keith Circuit. ———— pa ieinasindh igen che ae | OSCAR C. APFEL and Sweet Romance The Olympic Theatre will have) 5 ¢ Mon. Mat. Nov. 22, TEN BIG FEATURES CALVE TO SING to bombard London, a celebration of |The Yankee Doodle Girls.” The | (7 tartin moh Re Be AT PALACE THEATRE, | the victors in commemoration of the| company includes Mul Clark, Goorge Hes LORENCE onan recapture of Przemysl, the tranapor-| Milton, Harry Hearn, Fred Reese, fay & Yyy ie RED HEADS ROBERTS & CO. The bill at the Colonial Theatre) tation of a vast army through} Ed. Rentz, Anna Méek, Loulso Mar. | with JAMES B, CURRAN, | in “The Woman Intervenes,”” will have as its chief feature “Tho, Magierow, Grodek, Temberg and| shall, Jenole Delmar and La Rex and |// “And So I forsook the conventionality of the world bowl sen bhosl Red Heads,” « musical ody, with | W, as well as many scones of| La Rex, wh fo flexib! iZ ERA SABINA RTChES OF tien MANS ae Cee looneign act, ‘There in Aine g tbeanexvle ine/7/77 and took to the caravans and the open road of the HUNTING & | MARIE fos. SE. CAN, tire tne | Sonne A wanelean Oommassctivet: win ; Romany folks.” DANIEL ESMOND “ 111 be Willi . Mac “ Comps oaugh ctual happen- yw 1) FRANCESH.Aa8ia~|__FITZGIBBONS fo Lan, Hung and traces ncn ia et. | RADWAY & CO. EVEREST’S MONKEYS | YALE-HARVARD PICTURES “Love Blossoms,” Mario Fitzgibbons,| Albert K. Dawson 19 the real ‘cro M ft D — nr ys the story teller; Georze Bancrofilof “The Be fa Nation," tor | ee r BANCROFT & |McCONNELL & ferme |S Sta ‘aloe tors, gata! |or “Tue ce’ at a Navon™ or uggists BROSNI kists'e. SIMPSON", "ater." mall 924 Blea peon He coneay aketch | corps which literally swept the Euro- Demands (WILLIAM FARNUM) company in dances, pean war zone for these films. “Tho t tho Palace Theatre Mmo, Emma| Battles of a Nation” is more than a Calve in operatic selections ‘will be| war picture, Tt is bite goa 25e¢ the star. Frank ntyre in “The pisture, is @ real life produc- Ba a ere a ay gh ee mteeeeny | SAUAre,” with Dorothy Shoemaker | 241¥ business of war. Narger sis and Ruth Roye comedienne, wili| Manager Brown of the A. C. F, tac- No eet! NOW PLAYING LIBERTY #3... algo be on the prograinme tory at Stamford, Conn., who has| tlm of interlor see PETITE) “ NOW PLAYING ora Bayes, with new songs; | been conducting many experiments in aniat spe ne : “Cranberries,” ‘a playlet; Whitteld | colorive von sell all comme" ath KERRIGAN Kyenings @ Sat, Mats, 25,60, 79, 81, 82 a playlet; oring, has made stream and sky, sell ail comers whi 3 7 na 41°00 TWIC and Ireland in “Tho Belle of Hing-| mountain, plain, highway end tata: for Th. He tte Giher Satineeas sss. 2 8.0 ana é E DAILY u ite at ville; Ota Gygf, violinist; Perry and| field rich in color, contrast, blend ean thelr’ means, incl. SUNDAYS Nights at 8:15. Matinees € 2:18, Farewell to New York After the Longest Run in the His- tory of the American Stage. Engagement La: Yo. Seiney Oity, N. J. hie Wkivn. N.Y. : Positively Ave., deraoy'€ Tath St. ‘and University "PL, N. Terminates Theatre, Amsterdam Ave, aud 140th | Mth Bt, and 6th Are Heath tn songs: and Helene and|and tone, A striking evider E - o 86 of bhi Emilon, gymnasts, will be at the Al-ltreatment of tho flim is shown in xternally lon SS i. . Praemysl, in a glimpse of the San EADY PROCTOR BILLS; | River, in flood of salmon glare upon Nha eatin FP LOEW VAUDEVILLE, | \8,,.0!% akon bucket," "soidlgen! eee A \ mated silhouette of a solitary sentinel pe tae, VAUDEVILLE AND Proctor’a Fifth Avenue Theatre, |uarding the broken battlements of eaten: Seen three headiinors—Croasman’s Enter. : y can C roa produced by the American Corre- Cramp Biwy & 28th 8 ne tainors in @ musical novelty; Marika|spondent Film Company, Inc,, from bir. rari i L ‘ox, Albert K, Dawson and Jack Proctor’s Fifty-elghth Street Theatre| Everitt, in Germany and on thelr 10¢ BEST SEATS TO LADIE: will offer Theiss Chanae, of, Fre ET) | | bambra . panorama of Kracyszn Castle at drinking fountain, and in the gni- Bruises 1 Waite : | Warsaw I Il 5th Ave. ge cis LVEIVANGWIY |Iineee tecticetne ek will have! “this pageant of the war has ‘been nterna Go. Noward \ Pt p 7 in Bowel Heartburn and Carmen in songs and dances, and|® Vast Amount of material collected ELI EF y Margaret Farrell, singing comedienne. Ha its correspondents, Edward Lyell " ion AT ALL MATINEES the Florenzas, Rose Berry in piano- Saturday, Nervousness — Bour Stomach Nov. 27 PRE EE| seenuittes TNIGHTH;] | |lowue and others. At Proctor’s Ono CHARITY. io a th. - — || Lae to S00, |} inal parts lide fe| | | Hundred and Twenty-fitth stro. “a Loew's American Roof $23,%%,4 20) 4; lh! ie ‘hare ane Made Sadat "roupe of aa CPrror rrr kh i) Cer rk ke i i) +8 5 Ceawtord & tag TALL Bea ry Borst, | will be Adelee in eongs and acter" ge TO-NIGHT AT 8 P. M. * On this date Birth of Nation” will have played 725 consecutlve ._Inctoved. Meates.C Ne. eRe Hele, ARRICK is, Browning and Morris, | . performances in N. Y., exceeding the longest previous run by 55 times, ———E—EE>EEEE>>——EE=E=E== wm BROABWAY | caitins, and. to and Ollie Waiters PRESIDENT WILSON, by Direct Wire from Seats Now Selling for Al! Remaining Performances, the White House, Will Formally Open the ep ‘Sunday World “Wants? nt BURLESQUE RR aaron Work Monday Wonders, POSITIVELY OPENS MEXT MOND. MAT.| ith'Satawe stra so She ‘Qui MERRY ‘BURLESQUERS ||" Costantino Bernardt, quick change BURLESQUE. Pe, OB, Caen’ Wheel Atimctions, artist, will head tho ‘programme nt Loew's American Theatre the early part of the week, Liilian Watson in HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. nt 1 Seek nd 1abch st NYO, Aree N. YX, Dity Ave, ‘4062 Third FSLAAKLFLARSLLALAFALLAARAARS Palestine Pageant and Oriental Exposition AT THE Grand Central Palace Lexington Avenue and 46th Street A true representation of tho streets of Jerusalem and life in the Holy My B'way, 47th At,, Noon to 10, 18, 26, STEAMBOATS., ON SUNDAY, be on the bill, 14 TH ST. NEAR songs, Oscar Lorraine, violinst, and * Larry Comer in a monologue will also Cafeteria, Lund 1 Come and hear the cry of tho water seller and see the native merchants eS and peasants enjoying life just as it was back in the days of David. Rev. Allan Moore and a Cast of 100 TAGRAPH 38, {3 8c Under the auspices of the yd of Religious Education of the Dioces | V Lad We edger Matinecs at%. Evenings at®, ‘ of New York and the patronage of Reve Davide . Met. 20g to £144 Ree a. . & Bat, | Patronage of Rev. David H. Greer, Bishop of New t ‘School Childt, Mat Sait Fab OS || BRICES Daily Matinees, 26 cts, York, and@he New York Federation of Churches: | THE BATTLE R ‘Oo PEACE 4 50 ete, || Evenings, 26 ete., 60 ets, 76 ote., $1 and $2. || °. . Knickerbocker Theatre|||* Admission, 25c. Children, 10c. a BRITE OLANKE Y THE PAUPER.” | To appreciate the conven- ‘ence and great value of the Sunday World’s Want | Directory—READ IT, jee Murray in "The Vacuum Rebbery", PKK KKK SK KKK ES KEK SS eee RLS er | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS