The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1915, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 380, 1915. Noreott, an Knalisn ress and the artist and Sydne artist. The meet in Ven! nd fall tn love, Saon cesca unwittingly increases the | that Norcott is gulitiess of the | engagement is announced IN “THE GALLEY SLAVE ” mes Joalous of Francesca, | 1 Jealousy, and Closly in a spite marries a bogus noblem: the wedding Norcott seeks 0 NOW A FOX PHOTOPLAY ‘ssuses Sse st ——— i overcome with grief when ‘she learns 1—Six Million Dollars’ worth of new goods at excep- tionally attractive prices. 2—Wonderful stocks of Jewelry and Silverware. 8—A great Holiday Book Store. 4—Fashionable Apparel—everything of the hour—suit- able for gift giving. 5—Remarkable stocks of Leather Goods. 6—Largest stocks of Foreign and Domestic Perfumes and Toilet Articles in the history of GIMBELS. 7—A Superb range of Pianos and Talking Machines. The Best Practical Gifts As many people give practical gifts, we have special- ized ilouses as we have never before done—for the Christmas season. Every day, from now until Christmas, Special Blouses will be presented each day. For first tomorrow. Linen Blouses, $2 to ~ $3.95 The $2 model which is illustrated is undoubtedly the best high-stock style that Paris has yet sent—and it is her newest tailleur model. charges which her imagination has/ brought against bin. } The bogus baron has thi rested on a trumped up t is convicted and sen’ i seven years in the galleys. ough the Intercession of a party of Anericans, the artist's Innocence Is established, he ie released from his! impending servitude and marries Cleely, who has left the bogus noble- man upon learning that he is already the husband of Francesca, ———— THREE SHOWS IN ONE PLEASES THE PATRONS OF BROOKLYN’S CASINO. | ‘Thda Bara te,the star of the Will- fam Fox photoplay, “The Galley Slave,” which {s being shown at the Agademy of Music the first four days thie week. The production is from the well-remembered stage success by Bartley Campbell and the screen ver- sion of the drama proves every bit as interesting as its stage predecessor. ‘The story deals with Francesca, an Ttallan model, played by Miss Bara; Cleely Blaine, an American heiress, Burlesque, vaudevi combined was shown and dram night and | will be continued for the rest of the woek at the Casino Theatre, Flatbush Avenue and State Street, Brooklyn. The attraction is called Bob Man- chester’s Own Show, and is a produc. 8—Amazing stocks of Toys, Dolls and Games. Oriental Rugs, Furnittre, Pictures, Draperies, Fancy and other Linens, China, Crystals, ouse- ‘There is another model at $2 that has the ‘'two-in-one"’ collar and a petite bosom effect suggested by hemstitching; finished with braid buttons. The Blouses at $3.95 are exquisitely embroidered wares, Lamps—and Hundreds of Other Lines. All Abounding in Gift Suggestions. The GIMBEL Store satisfactorily solves every Christmas roblem. It rendersa specialized SERVICE that emphasizes elpfulness. GIMBEL Delivery facilities are unsurpassed. tion filled with clean comedy, good and finished with large crochet buttons. singing, a chorus of pretty girls with fine costumes and good scenic effects. The first act, entit'ed “The Lawn | Dansant,” is a laugh producer all the | jway through, After this Billy Hart | appears as the firat of the olfo, with | |@ chorus of girls, introducing a com- | edy akit. Then comes Beatrice Har- | ‘lowe with a funny monologue and | |some_new songs, and following her) the Curz Sisters, in “The Flying Butterflies,” an aerial act. Immediately after Mollie William assisted by Frank Fanning, in a matic presentation of “Le Danse |’ Grand ther tleoment,” made the capacity audien break into an outburst of well de- 4 NOWS: | servea applause, After the ollo the cond part of the burlesque "Dafty- Third Floor Gifts of Jewelry for Men Best Qualities at Moderate Prices Rings Cuff Links $3.75 to $25 $4.50 to $15 Signet Kings —very Loose links for wear with heavy 10 and = 14-kt. soft cuffs, 10 and 14kt. gold, in English, rose or gold, $4.60 to $15. green finish; plain, en- Square and round links graved and engine in moired designs, 14-kt. Consercative and Modish Designs. Scarf Pins _ 85c to $18 Diamond-Set Pins of 10 ae 14-kt. gold, $2.75 to ‘ld-kt. Gold Pins, set MOLESKIN has advanced in price 66 @-3 per cent, within the last week, but ae we anticipated the increased demand for it, and as we realized that this lovely fur was scarce, we are able to present Francis Reynolds, Teddy ‘me iis” causes some more laughs, and | concludes the programme. The cast {3 headed by Mollie Williams, who in| PILLS have kept her well for many years, by taking one or two every night. . They are one of the best laxatives ever put on the market—made of the most carefully selected materials—en- tasty vegetable. They should be in every house GET A BOX AT YOUR DRUGGIST'S. Chocolate Coated or Platn. GET IN LINE IF YOU want some good stylish cloth- ing for men and women, Smart clothes make the man. Credit, if you want it. 535 Fulton St., B’klyn’ CUR REK EAD NAPD CAR DID Indigestion, Dyspepsia and tarth of the Bowels (chronic, or of many years standing), successfully Physicians every- lwhere prescribe Stomalix, confident, {and humor. Burns and other ——_ IT’S ANNIVERSARY WEEK, WITH A NOVEL BILL, AT | PROCTOR’S FIFTH AVE. | Tt Is anniversary 1 at Proctor’s Fifth Avenue The In commem- | oration of this Manager Quaid | has arranged a banner programme of | vaude e features of unusual worth and_novelty. “Twilight,” a one-act musical oom- dy, presented by Mrs, Thomas Whif- fen and company, stood out in front | jof the bill and easily won the favor of a large audience, seat in the house. ‘There are four people in the cast, who ably support Mrs. Whiffen tn her » saful play. Another good feature was Trovato, who in billed as the “Wizard of tho Violin.” He lived up to his name by showing the audience that he {is a master, i} Others that rounded out an tnter- esting bill were: Corbett, Shepard and Donovan, three singers, all hav, ine fine fresh votces: "The Bettin® Bettys." a racing musieal "comedy: Mable Burke the “reel” singer, and George Rowland and company in a comedy sketch. ——w TWENTY TUNEFUL GIRLS AND A GOOD COMEDIAN AT OLYMPIC THEATRE.| teh filled every Twenty young women with tuneful voices and the ability to dance well and an excellent cast of funmakers appeared last night In "September | Morning Glories” at the Olympic The- atre on Fourteenth Street. She pro- duction is a clever one, with plenty of good singing, beautiful costumes laugh Ho Is assisted by | Billy West and Paul Clifford that they have a real Remedy for All Stomach Allments,in both young &old. | | Dr 1, PODGERA a COs inc. so Beckman Street, FLY. 219, 221, 223, 226, 227 The feminine part of the show is well taken care of by Beulah Benton, Chubby Weston and Ethel Reynolds, | who have good singing voices and are clever dancers. 164, 166, and 168 Moleskin Coats st $85 to $895 Women who select these coats will not only have the advantage of getting them at early-season prices, but will have the opportunity of getting coats of finely matched moleskin. The Model IIlustrated—$135 With collar and border of skunk, as illustrated, $135. Three-quarters length Coats with the new box back, $150. Other elegant models at $108 and 9395. Furriere Since 1842, Madeira Hand-Embroidery —the Ideal Christmas Gift HERE at GIMBELS in unending variety and at very low prices—in spite of the great scarcity of the fine round-thread Irish linen on which the work is done. Examples follow: Luncheon Sets of 18 pleces,| Madeira Cases, for napkins, including one 22-inch, six 10-inch | gloves and handkerchiefs, and six 6-inch doylies. At Each, 0c to $1.75 $3.50 $4.50 and $6.00) Madeira Towels, size 22 x 40 Madeira Napkins, size 18x18 inches; $1.26 to 8 and 14x14 inches. ny Guest "Towels, 3 6.50 $5.76 ana $6.75 7 : ‘De 1 to $3.50 Madeira Tray Doylies, at,| ooh $ 25c to $2.25) GIMBELS—Second Floor ’ Boys’ Overcoats at $5 MADE in double-breasted styles, with wool body lining and Venetian yoke. With or without belt. Self or velvet collar. Materials are grays, brown, olive and fancy overcoatings. Sizes 8 to 10 years. Boys’ Overcoats, Sizes 3 to 17 Years, $6.75 Made in smart belted or plain back models, with velvet or self collar, in double-breasted styles, wool lined, Choice of chinchillas one fancy overcoatings, (Included are school sizes 10 to 17 years in ‘tures. ) Boys’ Mackinaws, Sizes 8 to 18 Years, $6.50 A collection of the smartest Mackinaws is here, in skating or reguler models, Shawl collar and belted back, or belt all around. Patch pockets, Tan, brown, olive, maroon, gray or dark or light with diamonds, to $16.50, 10 and 14-kt. Gold set with stones, 85c to $11.60. companiment to the or shirred backs, Women’s Gloves 95c Pair A SPECIAL lot of fine French Lambskin, overseam Gloves in black and tan. Also white doe- skin and gray suede gloves. GIMBELS—Main Floor_ self-covered buttons, At $8.75-Plain pear! buttons, models, ¢ A Christmas Victrola at $15 for the Kiddies A IF you already have a Victrola which is not in the right place or of the right kind for the youngsters to play with buy a special one for the Nursery. If You Have No Victrola We make a special offer of the . ewivadly machine as illus- trated— a Victrola € IV. A Cabinet, Four 10-Inch Double-face Records for $26. § semi-precious Women’s Black Broadcloth Skirts $5.75 to $15.75 THESE fine black broadcloth skirts provide the proper ac- loses. At $5.76—Two full circular models with plain —A_ very full skirt At $6.75 with ‘yroad " at tached belt and trimmed with tailored model withamoked At $15.75 caw distinet features the new “Cuff” belt of velvet and the other is effectively braid trimmed, Third Floor turned, $3.75 ous. 97 Japanese Se: Rings, plain and set with dia- monds, $6.25 to $265. Rings set with effective stones, $6.26 to $26. Pins gold, $10.60. English finished turned 14-kt. gold, to $12.60. Plain 10-kt. and 14-kt. gold links, $6 to $26. Scores of other Gifts in Gold and Sterling Silver at Moderate Prices Main Floor “French Ivory” Toilet Articles well made, ver mentioned as illustrat vory Finish Bets. Six pieces: Cold Cream Jar, Button Hook, Nail File, Cuticle Knife, Scissors and Buffer One Bout~-all handsomely . boxed. Monogrammed with two or three letter monogram in a choice of colors or with Old English letter, as . larly $6.60. At $4.60, Boudoir Sets, in black and white designs, 10 pieces, as follows: Hair Brush, Comb, Mirror, Cloth Brush, Puff Box, File, Button Hook, Cuticle Knite, Polisher and Shoe Horn, 919.60, Frenoh Ivory Finish Toilet Articles, with the most ex- quisite floral decorations by hand, design is a basket of roses and garlands of roses. The daintiest, prettiest de- orated celluloid ever shown. y durable. initials or monograms are Make Dainty Presents (THEY are here in end- less variety. Stron; hea’ here sis ‘our choice they are the price quoted—and if ingluded in requested will be finished in indestructible Noax. Pri f 28 for manicure Plece to $6.00 for & mirror. Imitation Tortoise Shell Toilet AsHeins, in i tterns or Du Barry style. bu Barry pieces are slightly more ive. Sets may be made up to suit your ‘ite- a Separate pieces wo creation is here in nearly known article. Priced 00 to $4.60 each. Enameled Boudoir Set, 5 Mirror, Nail Pile,’ Button Hook, Cuticle Knife, Polisher ond ~ my proms Boxes. e design is of narrow pro- rtions in Edith Rose and Bolling Green—one of the mest handsome d shown today, Set 9 pieces, $16. Du Roary, Seles Be: 8 poate: $18. Toilet and Manicure Sete, 8 pieces, engraved with Old Eng- lish letter, $6.00, mb, Bets, Frenc! size pieces, in box, engraved with Brush and Mirror h ivory finish, large handso! me lined rammed two or three letters. grounds, GIMBEL GIMBEL $5. Perfume Bottle Sets, 3 bottles {n celluloid case. 600, Victrola Salons, Eighth Floor Boudoir Clocks, French ivory finish, Regularly $2.00, at $1.50. Candle Stick beaded shade, Jewel Boxes, separate and partitions, velveteen Holders, $3.00, Without tray, same Each $2.00, style, $1.00, GIMBELS—Main Floor CL LIL LL I The Spirit of Christmas in the GIMBEL Subway Store TWO IMMENSE FLOORS RICHLY AND RADIANTLY STOCKED WITH QUALITY HOLIDAY GOODS LL indications point to a very wonderful Christmas business in the GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE. MORE THAN HALF A MILLION DOLLARS’ WORTH OF NEW MERCHANDISE is on sale at prices that possess the widest appeal. The LOWER FLOOR of the GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE has been turned into a most attreetive CHRISTMAS BAZAAR. ‘The Baleony of the SUBWAY STORE is just as fascinating. At every turn there are choice displays of gift goods as well as staple lines of merchandise equally suitable for presentation at Pe = CHRISTMAS time. SAI TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS, GAMES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFS, PYRALIN ARTICLES, TOILET GOODS, LEATHER GOODS—AND DOZENS OF OTHER HOLIDAY LINES EXTEND A MOST CORDIAL INVILATION Please do not entertain the belief that the mission of the GIMBEL BWAY STORE ta to confine itself entirely t put is ¢ from the modest to th widest la STORE ARE Easy Terms, if destred, of $1 Cash and $1 Weekly Grand Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN 125 Worth of Furnitur Rain ide_of fi Smith Street rane fata St St iis dag "Es Cor. Wyckoff St. 18 years, Coat and hat.....0....ccc0eceseee . GIMBELS—Fourth Floor Great Christmas Gift Sale of 1916 Model %\ “Domestic” Sewing Machines Greatly Reduced Prices, Just in Time for Holiday Gift-Giving BY special arrangement with the Domestic Sewing Machine Co., in consideration of our very large distribution of their machines, we have secured _per- mission on three of the latest 1916 models of the Domestic Machine to sell at much below their usual rigidly maintained prices, $55 Domestic Cabinet Sewing Machines at $46 In handsome colonial design cases, in colors to match your } furniture—Mahogany, Circassian Walnut, Golden Oak, Early English and Fumed Oak, $38 Domestic Cabinet Machines at $29 Enclosed In beautiful cases; when closed have the appearance of a music cabinet, $36 Domestic Sewing Machines $27.50 head models in a special design case. All have the necreP Detheatic mechanics, ball-bearing and very easy TUAnINE: he gitt of a sewing machine fa surely appreci- ated by women who sew and love to make their own gowns. We will form no exception and sell all of our ma- chines on payment of $2 Cash and $1 Weekly No extra charges of any kind. Free instructions at your home tf you live within Greater New York. GIMBEL BROTHERS are the sole agents for “Domestic Sewing Machines in Greater New York. Only at GIMBELS can you get the NEW- EST “Domestic” models. Nowhere else you felt metic [250 & Oe Weekly steet bed, " f ites like 2:29) 3 . Toning 2.79 Square, oval and fo sing, HE SALB Satisfactory service for all, largely patronized daily. Numerous stairways in addition to forty elevators afford convenient means of reaching and leaving the GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE. GIMBELS extends a cordial invitation to you to visit one of the most remarkable subway stores in the world, A soda fountain, @ dairy lunch and a restaurant are features [No Deposit; 50c Weekly % Boren | OPEN MON. AN \TURDAY EVENIN'