The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1915, Page 10

” r Se ae at eee neem etic serene) SNe Nanas etme nena PIETER DIE GS P28 A ey a nem ancmc ene USED, inn 4 ETERS POR | Cramp tisan ‘Too 10 SOCIETY LEADERS TURN OUT TO-NIGHT FOR WAR PICTURES; Will Witness “Fighting in France,” The World Film, to Aid Lafayette Fund. Many leaders of society in Now York will be at the Forty-fourth Street Theatre to-night. A special presentation of “F " the ¢ The World, will b entire proceeds, without any deduc tion whatever for expenses, go to the Lafayette Fund The Lafayette Fund senda “com- fort kite” to the French soldiers in the trenches, One has only to nee that section of the pictures showing the Alpine Chasseurs to realize how grateful the men at the front must be for acts of kindness from their friends in neutral countries. The chasseurs are seen bundled up liter- ally in almost any old rag they coula get hold of to keep away the perish- ing cold, ‘The continuous public exhibition of HOW “we” SPEND MILLIONS to U. 8. alone to make the Standard Remedy for PAIN? BECAUSE no imitators (and we have a plenty) could ever take our trade away. Now we are meeting our loyal customers half way. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF a 25¢ Hes weed accept no imitation account of s low eubstituve on ok Headache Heartburn Eat Well: Feel Well jee the young feel f) mont, Mrs, Robert Potter Breese, Mise iY] Hs | ent, be continuously shown at the “Fighting tn France,” at the Forty- fourth Street Theatre to-day will be from 11 A. M. untll 7 P. M, thus & riving the Lafayette Society time to | take the theatre for the benefit with- out annoyance to the regular audi- ences, At the Fulton Theatre in Forty-sixth Street, just west of Broadway, a continuous exhibition of these remarkable pictures will be given all day to-day as usual from 11 A. M. untit 11 P.M. Tickets for the Lafayette Fund Bon- ‘At are on sale at the offices of the Fund in the Hotel Vanderbilt or at the box office of the theatre. Boxes | are $25, seats 50 cents to $2. Some of Fi those who have secured boxes inctude FF Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs. Vincent [i Astor, Mrs. Henry M. Alexander, Mra. Richard Aldrich, Mra, Robert Bacon, Mrs, Courtland D. Barnes, Mra. J Stewart Barney, Miss Beatrice Bond, | | Mra. J. Insley Blair, Mrs. August Bel- | ‘ i | Mabel Choate, Mra, Honry Ives Cobb, Bg {Jr., Miss Marjorie Curtis, Miss Juliana Cutting, Miss Mercedes de Acosta,| | Mrs. Licyd Derby, Mra. Newbold Lo! [4 Roy Edgar, Mrs. Francia P. Garvin,| | Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mra, Jay! Gould, Miss F, Gray Griswold, Mre.| 3 Jobn Henry Hammond, Mrs. J. Bor-| Hf den Harriman, Mrs. Archer M. Hunt-| ington, Mra. C. Oliver Iselin, Mrs. Augustus Jay, Mrs, Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. M. Lawrence Keene, Mrs. George | IN Gordon King, Mra. G. Hermann Kin- nicutt, Mrs. Prescott Lawrence, Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard, Mrs, P, W. Liv- ermore, Mra. I. Chauncey McKeever, Mrs. John Magee, Mrs, Victor Mora- wits, Miss Audrey Nellson Osborn, Mrs. Francis K, Pendleton, Mrs, Will- jam C, Potter, Mrs. Alexander D, B. Pratt, Mrs, George Rone, Mra, Charies| iH Carey Rumsey, Miss Louise Sands, | Miss Janet Scudder, Mrs. William F. Sheehan, Mrs. Ormond G. Smith, Mrs. 1. T. H. Talmage, Mra. William Payne Thompson, Mme. Charles Le Verrier, Mrs. Charles A. Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Payne Whitney. The pictures in “Fighting in France” © the only ones of the war which on neen at the French Km- wy in Washington, where they © witnessed by Ambaasador Jusse- rand and other distinguished diplo- und officials who were his guests, filma are authentic records of ynfitet. They were made by sol- dier camera men under orders of the [Great General Staff of the French |Army for preservation in the Na- tional Archives and were lent by the French Government to The World through its war correspondent, KB. Al- exander Powell. These official pictures are now to be seen at five theatres in Greater |New York. In addition to the daily continuous exhibition at the Fulton) Theatre, ihey will, except tor the ben- Forty-fourth Street Theatre. They are also now part of the regular mat- {nee and eyening bills at tbe follow: ing three Keith houses, the Colonial, roadway and Sixty-second Street; Alhambra, at Seventh Avenue and One Hundred and Twenty - fifth Street, and the Orpheum, Fulton | ha near Flatbush Avenue, Brook, yn. When these pictures were shown to the Board of Censors at Montreal, Canada, G. Maxwell Sinn, one of the members, sald of them, “They are astonishingly realistic and have certainly given the board a better idea of what is being done than any other pictures we have seen, A remarkable idea of real war la given,” Every one who sees these pictures feels that It is exactly Ike making a tour of the western front and doing it at the moments when the most irilling ineldents in the terrific ruggle such a# the historic battles nhampagne, Metgeral and Hart. mannswillerkopt were taking place. \ solos sal nase by the Teachers’ La ton Irving High Sch: r. Dec, 17. Among the speakers will | Mixa Grace C. Strachan, Pen- ballow, George W. Dorland, Frederick Z. Lewis, and Miss Anna B. 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