The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1915, Page 19

So eee arene oR THE EVENING WORLD, IDAY, D of against the} You must depend upon your faith power of money—the money her/in Shaw to sustain you when you Ko and the Governor, Mr, Strong was told father has made out of the manufac-|to the Playhouse. Aside from this, | © @ 3 | ture of cannon. The story of the| however, it is interesting to see Grace Greek professor who beats a drum/George carrying the banner for’ . to awaken the love of Barbara ia in-| “Major Barbara.’ | that a large part of the time of these teresting en c8, but three officers had been taken up by the a a A ‘At First Charities Hearing Mr.|considerntion “of plana. spectticatons Grace George Carries the It all resolves Itself Into the most die- BROADWAY AND 47TH STREET and cont acts for hen houses, pig aties couraging prosperity. A fury tm Justt GOVERNOR HAS TO PASS |rircimerete Aa Marsa tece taxes ON DESIGN FOR PIGSTY) mst "nsiting then two oll Phone 6647-5548 Bryant and trivial repairs of all sorts. mid s ” It was interesting to see Mins George Bu Court Strong Learns of Small Tasks |"Among' the auestions”thewe, omicals Banner for“ Major Barbara. in a character Independent of pretty | rarer or g1s co for Big Officials. had to pass upon were designs | for dresses and speeches. But “Major | eee ne aaeayed by the W ‘i r S mas er FREE 30 DAYS Pinsteriag a Colles room, an Pe fob to Porkara’ omecs Utle 0 A "stat | Wi taaemacn «log In | "ALBANY, Dec, 10-—John M. Bowors|roset rexister frames, if an extra dron BY CHARLES DARNTON | Hise, Geetae, saved Bit fore letra ap binding machine. Beautiful 88 Note VI C TR 0 LA S New York will represent the State | /Snh snould be Installed, the power sincerity of Barbara and her flashes PLAYER $ ‘Board of Charities in the Investigation | window, if partitions should be omitted of ieues alone bot | & rom es, e Y ry of that OT from a vegetable cellar, the proper de- . com! reso me—an eae Qui at body by “Commissioner Charles tien for a barn plagery. and the proper | FAT © one but Bernard Shaw would have thought of ptuhging the Baivation | wore ‘not mufficientiy conveyed. by PIANO = hee ws Now. 6 Get eating tm the Capel te Jocation of sae veranda on @ super- Army into war, It's an ill war that blows nobody good, as the breezes or ioe het hi Yeoento 4 = i INcCLODING thing wa ey tit bond Christmas @ay and assured him the State board] Supervisor Mallory aatd the Governor Meade ll anal age acd Manel fl alco pe tieoree really chanet FREE Benet, covets 24 Rotts ant’? fri oend would aid him in every way possible, | *hould not be called upon to give his | into the cannon’s mouth or listen to ite roar, ante Shaw's Salvation irl, and 1 Year’s Tuning. your home for $6 palpable, sume to auch teivial sacar) Win all dus respect for Mr. Change Gemeente | wy after ‘ail, ie something more - sion was cumbersom glibness under the sun or the gun, as thana feminine edition of a whining ae the theatrical enterprise |oree the meaning of the play Bae | sreacher. “Pape’s Cold "Gomponnd"| well ae for the ¢ 4 been discounted by the great world| The men were by far the best of of Williain Brady—who may still haV® | tragedy now being enacted, It's ali|the cast. Although Louia Calvert open’s clogged nose and & least a family interest in the Play-| very well for a cannon-maker, with a| W98 not always certain of his lines, d and ends grippe. house because of his charming wife! so.called model town to his credit, to|NC,reallzed in looks, word and action ead a id ends g' PP’ Grace George—I venture to say tbat | say that poverty i both the greatest | rake tne upon erat and at ‘the ware | Reliet comes instantly. “Major Barbara” would not ha@v®/ evil and the great rime time take @ reasonable view of his| A dose taken every two hours seatlt been placed on the theatrical firing . See ana ane | family. Conway Tearle gave the best | three doses are taken will end gri c et wore | een walle Shaw realises thas rmance of his career as that| misery and break up a severe line at this particular mome: the world ts filled with people inevit-| "tough bloke,” Bill Walker, and Er-|either in the head, chest, body 7 [it not for the fact that we are wiring ably committed to this crime of poy. | neat Lawford was 20 less than per- limbs, |an attentive, if not a sympathetic ar, Jerty, he falls to point out the remedy | fect 1 his poise as the ironic, un-| “Tt” promptly opens clogged-up nos- to the “alarums” of the Buropean bat-| for the evil, A man may talk, bur | {eitied professor of Greek who Mt |tsils and air wes in the head, the drum in ecatatio moments. Char. tlefieids, With every apology to Mi®8 uniess be makes us believe in what |lotte Granville made the mistake of | stop? ansty discharge of nose run- DELIVERED ON. $ See PAYMENT OF 10 J wil bow be we vata Y pirty anya REOULAM PRICE, 8500, (\rerv alice Thee Player Pianos carry our full quaranten, Terms, '2 Weekly EVERAL REBUT PLAYER PIANOS $250 1 $300 ALL IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION. PLAYER ROLLS, fire. those of a model gun works could hold our attention at another time over to salvation, or her way of think. | Price, SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADS. WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, ing, only to feel the atrength of his } George I beg to say that Mr. Brady | ne is saying lis worde are wasted pinying deliberately to the audience | ning, relieves sick headache, dullness, Bitter ( othe: |hns a nose for news aa keen as ANY! Although copies of the play were |S 4itay Briiomart in the fret act,| feverishness, sore Unroat, eneesing, sore- | 25 Used Upright Pianos, $75 to $150 5 | Journaltet’s on this side of the water. leent out from the Brady office to eup- | sood breeding might be part of a fted-up! b ~ | #0 -up! Quit blowing Death and destruction are in the alr) posedly unenlightened “critics,” It ts cominauen natere, Mery ete selend Ease your throbb BROADWAY & 47TH STREET 7 ly Sh , in this a cmy girl who remained strong just now, and assuredly my we = fair to assume that the reading pubilo| {i the falih despite hard knocks, wa i°8 Siet JERSEY CITY, NJ NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ.) RED play, seems to have dipped hig pen) generally is familiar with the doctrine | uppenting; Margaret Calvert did EL @hsan ateth Maile 02 150 Newark Avs. 50 Chureb St. 5 Broad and a Into the ink of prophecy. Whether &/of “Major Harbara.” The only atrug-| ood bit of work as Rummy Mito mpornd, ” which costs only con three-act discussion of th wal val-| gio is between the father and the|@!8 and Arthur Eldred turned m at any drug store. It acta without es of Salvation Army ods and | daugh than a dishonest penny very cleverly | assistunce, tastes nice, causes no in ues of Sal y daughter when she tries to win him|n— that hopeless convert, Snobby ‘ Be sure you get the Better Way before deciding to buy your new outfit at any other store. Suits . . . $12.50, $15.00, $18 to $35 or possible and this is @ rare thing in the may be debatable, But this is the eine and eaereay alent a ou Never Can ” aw * C Ty eoeT THE ne . 5 al moment, if there t8 to be liens to dramatic account the situa: “GET THE HABIT.” GO TO BRILL BROINERS. GET THE HABIT. GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, e, for “Major Barbara 6 plot | tion father of this three-act symposium of Shaw's eting his grows dren and Nie ° Se oraas den Outxrown wife, Again (here ts the to obtain them = go | dens # more unimportant than Usual, Sele aera mother and tne atrongiy |A + 9 4 = inal dual daughter. Barbara's tn 8 : " clination toward the Salvation Army hand in hand at our |* Simple Way To lis little more than a dramatic make. |} 2 3 Remove Dandruff ||", Shaw might write a pretace | I a Ss longer t his beard In defense of Ky this charge without Its carrying any 5 establishment. | Phere is one sure way that has never| conviction, Tis work te ae eatirions, |i oS a rmove dandruff at once, and/as witty, ae keenly cheervant and 381 a 3 NT « * ” . * " 0 hen you ¢ ° y written as thin, 8 ia MEN are “dressing up.” We notice a demand for finer Eg chy - ‘jst get aba four 4 ty to sum it up, 1 fe not 8 | at 4 = qualities and have provided the most interesting ex- []! Sinces of plain, common. liquid arvon | A200 Play, becaume tt le not eras as| | 66 99 5 desirable weight and length. Suits for conservative or extreme i ne ing to accept, At the same time, |} 3 ey taste. Come here and learn the latest style ideas and values nd rub thor ugh nothing realy happens, we are |f = 2 9 3 It’s a wonderful opportunity to buy your Winter Overcoat or Suit at o real worth-while saving. Visit one of the Brill Stores to-day or to-morrow and see for yourself, Bargains In Overcoats Balmacaans and Suits $] (): 50 | $ 1 4.50 For $15” and *18- Values For $20.9, $22.50 & $25-00 Values THE OVERCOATS THE SUITS THE OVERCOATS THE SUITS plications will complete 4 theatre, {entirely destroy every single| At thie late day we can scarcely be H = ing i sh] @xXpected to feel an intense intercat tn Overcoats, $10.00, $12.50, $15 to $40 f] senjudtiace fit ne moter how much | Sr cr mpaten of the Salvation my {You will find all itching and digging] {? Pngland. | Quite aside from retlgton, of the scalp will stop instantly, oy Your! moment and this, pert Dress Well on $1 .00 a Week hair will be finffy, lustrous, Qlized in "Salvatiog N: and soft; aad look aud feel'w bundred| Grancets te i OPEN SAT. EVE, TILL 10 P, eT Limes better Advt. play with the ether ¢ play with the other two acts except | “GET THE TABIT"” "SUauLOUd THU OL OD ACCOUNTS GPENED FROM G": THINGS of pectic wor $5 to $5,000 |... chides ON SMALL WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS, es i SMALL ACCOUNTS Sewin, Mechta Furniture re every room? Kedaks, tte. C ven EEECIALLY INVITED |i’ WiC "AMF MANE HUE SHE article oF ny aa you wish to Luy without any Mus *charses of any bay ther Z 50ca Week Lareer and Smatier Ameren in pelea: Same At Less Than Sale of High-Grade Upholstered Furniture Mewriar Prince Ser se eae cae ne, as Bate asurer and He "Rirkisd Wockers, Parlor ised haar, st sults foverna an soe A a nue leathet ipeeare. hindteda intern bat only’ Sos ae bo at oS « LIGVH AHL Lav. GO TO BRILI. BROTHERS. Library Rocker 44 Tapestry $18.00 Blue Chinchillas _|$18.00 Blue Pencil Stripes} $25.00 Wollyheads $20.00 Blue Flannels bad iy iabe | Arm Chair 18.00 Scotch Mixtures 15.00 Plain Black Suits 25.00 Silk Yoke Coats 22.50 Cambrid Koopa eh 18.00 Oxford Meltons 18.00 Overplaids 22.50 Meltons 25.00 Heather Mixtures 8 rive Me aten ta Useroe , ° 2 2 87 18.00 Plaid Backs 15.00 Plain Blues 25.00 Zulu Cloths 22.50 Pencil Stripes fancy mirror, Mews hee smi Cash or Creat 18.00 Box Coats 18,00 Tartan Checks 25.00 Knit Cloths 25.00 Scotch Mixtures 3 a Hartwood frame, y cash ifertensl 3 18.00 Brown Cheviots 18.00 Green Stripes 22.50 Gray Kerseys 20.00 Blue Worsteda e! 14. 49 th 6. 97 ae ae. AY aie, Di bok is 15.00 Velvet Collar Coats| 18.00 Glen Urqu r 25.00 Scotch Mixtures 22.50 Silk Mixtures me Sete ke RO cmuVow & tation” Basle eel sat 1] 18.00 Form-fitting Coats | 18.00 Brown Club Checks | 22.50 "lack Meltons 25.00 Overplaide +) Special i 1X ¢ ditOtt N fa» tnseatry < 18.00 Gray Overplaids 15.00 Black Pencil Stripes 25.00 Balmacaans 22.50 Fancy Worsteds pec ‘al AMastre' er Genuine Leather = 18.00 Gray Mixtures 18.00 Patch Pockets 22.50 Oxford Friezes 22.50 Glen Urquharte o ne Ye ig Mtge Arm Chair =] 18.00 Heather Mixtures 18.00 Fancy Cassimares 25.00 Top Coats 22.50 College Models ' dt ie eth Ge teeny: aekienel yy pe 1] 15.00 Brown Overplaides | 18.00 Pin Stri; 22.50 Black Kerseye 20.00 Fancy Cassimeres Pano ee OR Od &] 18.00 Patch Pocket Coats| 18.00 Fancy Cheviots 22:80 Plaid Backs 20.00 Blue Serges 'e & g Sat ey 4 mn ay iy Wf 9 Teather e t Genuine Spanish Phin hale Leather Rocker : Keg, Price 828 Reg. Price 30 wa 3 I & | For $27.50 and $30 Values 4 Canh or creat E THE OVERCOATS—Sin; le end double breasted For the wee Famous 3 aad fitti: dels ii ue, Gray, for’ ac! a er ‘ mali & soma beautiful Brown, Gray and Green mix- XXX Ca rr s M el ton = HANGING mila thot a tures, MANY OF THEM IMPORTED FABRICS. Oo f > ‘a fa Saber or = Some are silk-lined throughout, others Baye silk vercoats for Men ES a jeeve- ani a. acks; also a =| ds yidl Meccipled Fs yore. a auccinent ot Raney avon Ulsters. The very finest of all overcoat fabrics—splendidly 3 ry i TH HE SUITS include a choice variety of Scotch tailored and lined throughout with Skinner's WATER (ET, res. 2 Mixtures, black and blue fancy worsteds and satin. Nothing can surpass a Carr's Melton for ail vam ae ° Glen Vrqunvartes some silk-lined! 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