The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1915, Page 9

NEWYORK CAN SEE ‘WORLD WARFILMS + INFIVE THEATRE Thousands Also Thrilled in Philadelphia, Boston, Chi- cago and Montreal. Bo Insistent is the public demand to Bee “Fighting in France,” the official French Government motion picjures being shown under the auspices of The World, that from to-day these re- @Markable films will be exhibited at @o fewer than five theatres in this olty. The pictures are also thrilling Pig audiences daily in Boston, Phila- @eiphia and Chicago and creating mide enthusiasm in Montreal, Canada. “Fighting in France” will be on @ontinuous exhibition to-day at the Vorty-fourth Street Theatre as well @4 at the Fulton Theatre, where they have been stirring crowded houses for three weeks. Both theatres will from now on give continuous exhibi- pions daily. In addition these official pictures vill be shown twice a day oT Cell at ef bt al roadway an ixty-second Street, and the Alhambra, Seventh Avenue and One Hundred and Twen- Rg Street, in Manhattan, and at 9 Orpheum Theatre, Fulton Street, Wear Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn. A benefit presentation for the La- tte Fund will be given to-mor- fow evening at the Forty-fourth Street Theatre, The entire receipts to tho fund, As the benefit begins 9.15 o'clock, the continuous ex- ition of the day at this theatre to- forrow will end at 8.30 sharp, On ednesday afternoon and evening at the samo theatre benefit exhibitions will be given for the British-Amer!- oan War Relief Fund, which is headed by Lady Herbert and many prominent Amorican as well as English residents dn this city. It ie the unanimous opinion of ail who have seen them that these of- ficial pictures grip the mind and stir the emotions to a greater degree than any play ever staged. This is because they show the actual scenes in the @reatest tragedy the human race has ever passed through, scenes that will be talked about as Jong as the world exists. Yet these pictures were not taken for ths purpose of being thrilling, They are simple records by the cam- era of the events in the great war taken by order of the Great General Staff of the French Army for preser- vation in the national archives, and they were lent by the French Govern- ment to The World at the request of ita war correspondent, E. Alexander Powell, that the people of this coun- try might see for themselves what the war is like. Every scene is a revelation, vivid, convincing, thrilling, Whether tt be "ani lew of the “Steel Walls he preparations for the in Champagne, the battle, with guns seen pouring tons of mm the foe's lines; the battle of Metzeral, with the polson gas seen creeping along the ground, and where the famous Alpine Chasseurs are geen sticking to thelr machine guns though shells burst within a few yards of them; the warfare tn the bkles, the 21,000 prisoners of war, or @ny one of the many other glimpses of Ife at the front, no description can tell it so that it can be under- *etood as it ¢an be from these pictures, Scalietaediinabereseae DOG BITES A POLICEMAN. {Bossom Trying Deore When Va- grant Bull Leaps at Him, Patrolman Samuel Bossom of the East \Pifty-first Street station was trying a Store door on First Avenue near Fifty- ‘“tth Street early to-day when a bulldog it the index finger of his right hand, fearing away the tip of the finger, ‘The dog was leaping at him again hen rots drew his revolver with hin t' ft hand and shot him in the head. jossom then called an ambulance trom jower Hospital and after treatment by ir, MoCallum was relteved from duty. ere was no collar or marks on the log to indicate the owner, Photo d; P. Brunat Bloomingdale Studios Tuesday Attractions ERCHANDISE advertised Sunday is on sale Monday and Tuesday at the prices quoted (except where quantities are in- sufficient). To-day and to-morrow we offer women’s and misses’ “Dalebloom” Coats for winter at reduced’ prices, About twenty styles. ‘“Dale- bloom” coats are guaranteed for two seasons. Prices are $9.75, $12.75, $16.50. 50th to GOth St, 1s Lex, to 34 Ay, ~ \ Van Jost oF found articles ade’ vertised in The World will be Usted at Tho World's Informae tion Bureau, Pulitzer Bullding Arcade, Park Ror t J “Santa Claus Land” On the 8th Floor It’s all life and color these days, It is a enchantments for children. “Skating at St. Store Opens at 8.30 lace of Morita, the wonderful War Figures in the Palace of Peace, and -# Real Live Santa Claus are some of the attractions. “Hello, Children!” “Yes, This IS Santa Claus” 'T WILL be jolly fun to call up GIMBELS tonight and ask SANTA CLAUS to come to the "phone. Tell the youngsters at home about this merry plan to bring them closer to Old Santa. Have the little one take down the receiver of the telephone between 6.30 and 9 this evening and call up 8200 MADISON SQUARE—the GIMBEL number—and ask for Santa Claus. He will be here and will answer every little boy and girl who calls him on the GIMBEL telephone system. The youngsters may tell him just what they would like to have for Christmas, and he, in turn, will tell them of the beautiful things he is so proudly showing. Don't forget—CALL UP MADISON SQUARE 8200 AND ASK FOR SANTA CLAUS AT “THE CHRISTMAS STORE OF A MILLION GIFTS.” $1.75—Special Gift Price for Crepe de Chine Chemises ENVELOPE Chemises, in three lovely st The crepe de chine is of a quality that usually goes into Lingerie at nearly double our sale price—$1.75. White and flesh color, with elaborate lace trimmings. GIMBELS—Second Floor Art Needlework Gifts Silk Sofa Pillows, $3.50 to $15 Round and oval pillows of taffeta, messaline, and Florentine ’Kerchief and Glove Boxes, 25c to $4.50 Cretonne boxes or beautifully lace-trimmed silk boxes. Fancy Trays, $1.25 Comb and brush to sewing trays of cretonne with decorated enameled wood frames. Pin and Trinket Trays, 25c Covered with attractive tapestries. Cretonne Sewing Boards, $2.50 Effective pink or blue floral designs; 12 fittings. GIMBELS —-Sec ond Floor ailk. Re, and RUBBER BOOTS. Complete stocks at GIMBELS-—And what boy doesn't appreciate a pair of Rubber Boots at Christmas time? Hundreds of New Styles in Women’s Handbags At ge a $3.95 BVERY fashionable style of bag, from a s' velope purse to a large 1: At $2.95 At $e Morocco Dress Bags. Morocco Pin Seal Dress Bags. Black Velyet Bags. ye Vachetta — Envelop Ba Morocea Carriage Vir 1 Miknd Bags 1 Morocco = Shopping ny or i Bags. scene snyelope | Silk Vanity Bags Pin Seal pe Pin Seal Envelope | Silk Vanity Bane. * a . ire Bags, nae F , . Cartlage | Suede Ra ; ; , Motre Silke Bais, H N. B.—There are hundreds of others that are not mentioned owing to limited space, GIMBELS~ Main Floor IANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS — the great- est of all Christmas gifts, as someone has remarked. GIMBEL Piano Salons are busy, indeed, these days. Everybody loves a Player Piano, and you can buy one most advantageously at GIMBELS. Easy payments Men’s and Women’s Gloves CHOOSE from the largest collections in the history of this store. This is a big assertion, as we have always specialized Christmas gift gloves. Women's Washable White Doeskin Gloves, $1.25 Pique sewn and two pear! buttons fasten the gloves, Women's Tan Capeskin Gloves, $1.50 One-clasp washable gloves of exceptional quality. Men's Tan Capeskin Gloves, 81,15 Prix sewn seams and spear point backs GIMBELS~ Main Floor Men’s & Women’s Umbrellas FHUNDREDS and hundreds from which to select. Men’s and Women's Silk Umbrellas, $2 to 850 Men's Suit Case Umbrellas, 82 to 5 Men's and Women's Grip Umbrellas, $3 to §: Men's Walking Sticks, $1 to $50 Children’s Umbrellas le to 83 Children’s Canes, to $2.50 Children’s Parasols, 81 to $2 Riding Crops—many styles—82 to $15 GIMBELS— Main Floor New Neckwear, $1 to $1.45 {OO and Women’ ae Fi % Distinctive 4 FU \ Neckwear /\ int 4 vd with i } Neckwear K rs Be Individuality Stock Collars with Large Alsatian Bows of Tulle, $1.45 ECIDEDLY smart are the de chine with the large s shown jn the sketch, collars of white crepe tian tulle bow at the buc Oriental Lace Guimpes, $1.15-—Sleeveless The sketch shows the modish petal collar, but does not reveal the fact that it is of panne velvet in rich and becoming shades. Wired Lace Collars, $1 Picturesque and quaint—as can he seen by the sketch. Imported Lace Veils, 75c to $2.95 Veils of fine hexagon mesh with fancy lace borders, others with ef- fective scroll designs. “Chantilly lace veils with fancy scroll borders; 134 yards long by 18 to 20 inches wide and in many colors, GIMBELS~—Main Floor Men’s Christmas Slippers UT of our enormous holiday stock we select the fol- lowing just as suggestions of what awaits you at little ed Opera Slippers, Black Kidskin, Tan Russia Strictly handsome. None better Nea Cal made Men's Black Kid Cavalier “Opera” Slippers in Tan House Boot $3 Suede and Tan Russia $3 2 ted Kid Opera Slip- Men's Tan Russia ¥ any tsk , pers 2.50 Faust’ Slippers $3.50 lack’ Kid’ “Romeo” © Men's “‘Alligator’’ Slip: Slippers, Kid Lined $2.50 pers in Brown $3 | “GIMBELS~ Second Floor, Men’s Hosiery for Gifts Men's Silk Socks, 3 pairs, $2.85 Pure thread silk, good weight. Excellent value, Men's Silk and Lisle Socks, 6 pairs, $2.85 Black, white, gray, navy and tan, Medium and light weight. Men’s Silk and Fibre Socks, 3 pairs, $1 Black, white, gray, navy and tan. Medium weight, Spliced at wearing poir GIMBELS—Main Floor Children’s Washable Dresses in “Dreams of Childhood” Boxes $1.95 and $2.95 “A happy dream that has come true is hidden in this bow for you.” HIS verse, which is printed on ‘the boxes in large decorative letters \\) literally comes true when the youngsters open the boxes and spy the dainty dresses of chambray or linene, Chambray (illustrated) Dresses, $1.95 Pink or blue chambray; white rep collars orna mented with hand-stitching. Sizes 2 to 6 years, White Linene Dresse. 5 ' ‘ In a Russian model with hand-rmocking below the yoke; belted if desired. GIMBELS--Eighth Floor 1 generously trimmed with peurl buttons, ‘Sizes 2 to 6 GIMBELS - Second Floor — Broadway and Thirty-third Street GIMBELS THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1915. The ICT ROLAS—lar, why we are doin; is that we are selling ¥, easy payment terms. The Finest Handkerchiefs France Ireland America Japan Switzerland At 1214c to $88 Each French Hand-embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs for Women, $1 to $30 each. / Hand-embroidered Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, 26¢ to 76c each. Very fine Handkerchiefs, Duchess laces, $2 to $38 each. Women’s Handkerchiefs, bordered or printed, em- broidered and colored borders,123g¢ to 26¢ each. Men’s Handkerchiefs French Handkerchiefs in exquisite colors, 75¢ to $1.50 each. Handkerchiefs with initials, 76¢ half dozen; others at 26c to $1.25 each. Children’s Handkerchiefs All of these Handkerchiefs are in fancy boxes; from 16¢ for boxes of 3 to 76¢ for boxes of 6. GIMBELS—Main Floor trimmed with real lace, | Pictures and Mirrors Beautiful Mirrors at $6 to $17.60 Positively the most remarkable mirror value of the season. Size 6x20 inches up to 16x36 inches. Hand-Colored Photogravures at $10, $13.60, $16 | So scarce as to be almost unobtainable—but plenty at GIMBELS. | $1.50 to $3 Mezzoprints at $1 and $2 In plain and burnished antique frames. Sizes 14x17 and 12x20 in. 88.50 Hand-Colored Pictures at $5 85 Hand-Colored Artotypes, $2.60 $10 to 840 Oil Paintings, $7.60 to $26 $50 and $66 English Paintings, $36 and 860 GIMBELS~—Sixth Floor and the perfection of the stones. York prices. | have them mounted by our own artists. | Gold. diamonds. || and-diamond Watches at $400 and $460, those with 5 to 10 pieces are $25 to $380.25. alt Cigarette Cases for vest pockets, ee]| $6.60 to $20. | Cigarette Cases for hip pockets, | $6.50 to $12,650. | Safety Match Boxes, | $3.50. GIMBEL Toy Land on the ‘4th Floor Amaxt beautiful est and best assorted stocks for Christ: BELS—8th Floor. Also largest stocks of Victor Recore ls. such an enormous Holiday business. ictrolas in combination with a number of Records at iving at GIM- One reason Another reason GIMBELS—Eighth Floor Linens Fine Gifts FULL- BLEACHED Trish Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, in several attractive and striped designs. | 70x70, $2.60, $3.60 and $4.60, ‘Jewelry Store This store is particularly noted for the superior quality of its Diamonds—the purity of their color Also, because we dre able to sell them 15 to 20 per cent. leas than New This is because we import then } | In Jewelry we are now specializing the new Canary Green | All of this 10 and 14-kt. jewelry is canary green gold through and through and is not merely a finish. We stand back of it with our guarantee, Prices start at $1.60 for Hatpins and Cravat Clasps, and ascend to $26 for Men’s Cuff Links set with Bracelet Watches, $6.50 to $450 We have just received from Switzerland a large collection of Silver Watches with leather straps or silver expansion bracelets at $7.60; and i! Rolled Gold Watches and bracelets at $9.75 and $10.50, H The Silver Watches at $6.50 have extension bracelets of silver and there are many kinds of gold plated and gold watches up to the platinum- Sterling Silver Toilet Sets, $10.25 to $30.25 The three-piece Sets (brush, comb and mirror) are $10.25 to $25; |} Sterling Silver Gifts for Men Flat Match Boxes, 760 to @7.75. Key Rings, 500 to 91,60, Key Rings and Chains, $1.75 to 93.50. 92.60 to Cigar Cutters, 91 to $2.50, Pocket Knives, 75¢ to 96.25, 4 Hundreds of other Gifts for Men, Wemen and Children; also Gifts for the Home, at Minimum Prices, Zo to $500, 70x88, $3, $4.26 and $5.75. 70x106, $3.60, $5 and $6.76. Napkins to match, size 22x22, $3, $4 and $5.60 dozen. | All Sets Will Be ait Handsomely Boxed Satin Damask Sets Under Price Sets consist Rove cloth and one doven napkins to match, neatly put up in boxes. Size 63x63, $6 set. Size 63x81, $6.60 set, has Size 63x99, $6 set. Size 66x66, $6 set. Size 66x86, $6.60 set. Sie G6x104, $7 set. Tea and Lunch Cloths 96x36, $1, $1.25, $1.60 and each. 46x45, $2.60, $3 and $4.60 each. 64x54, $2.75, $3, $3.60 and 95 each, All-Linen © Lace-trimmed Scarfs Irregular edges and fine finen centers. an 20x36, usually $2.50, price " GIMBELS—Setond Floor ‘ and