The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1915, Page 8

Type” and is described as a high-|much of the technical side of news class melodrama, Mr, Hoyne has) Pir making, a side with which t opened an office in the Mita«erald Legh pe gg Bullding, where he \s engaging actors with the end in view of staging his play in January, Rehearsals will be- gin within ten days. The producing company which will engineer the proposition Is called Thomas T, Hoyne, Inc. Mr. Hoyne worked on the Chi ‘cago newspapers for years, He came| op ‘here about a year ago with some war pictures which the Chicago Tritune had procured. These he installed tn the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, Mr, Hoyne saya his play will difter from other newspaper dramas tnas nicely. It is expected New York witt! “Flow things have altered,” sald the| seo the play before the end of Jan-| girl ‘ | wary asiis John Menrs thinks this one t# ANOTHER SELWYN PARTY funny: Riwvn & Co to give another|,. 1 knew @ woman of excellent intra Oy ES te Give Se taste,” sald a youth in Clarence party, It will take place at the Hud-| Hyde's office, at Kiaw & Erlanger’s. son Theatre next Sunday evening] “S all my Christ- ond the theatrical elite will be there n full forces. The tation reads: | Hyde 3 yn & Co et that a sense ‘Of co e not! THe just sald she duty compels them to give a party pra Pah taste.” came from Mr. it the Hudson Theatre Sunday, Dec. |” 7 19, aC 10 P.M dies of thelr) (harley McClintock favors this one: reluctantly) = Frederick Perry, of “On Trial,” was with some friends partly intoxteated Stern Brothers 2nd and 43rd Streets, Wast of FiPth Avene public fo marry per? asked Mr ly. The Toy Department On the Fourth Floor, contains every plaything that little boys or gi could possibly desire, me mover, The play ts t Thomas F. Hoyne, formerly of Chi-|much as {t does not attempt to e4u-| Mra Marion Crighton and it will} TO STAGE “OKLAHOMA.” provi and he spoke many of which will be found only in our establishment. There are Ils, Games, Animals, cago, believes there is a real play In|cate the public along the line of the! her first to re me. No nam?) sOKiahoma,” which te Me. Fete ed It #0, well Musical and Mechanical Toys, Dishes, Furniture, Ferambulstorerorees and Carriages, a ¢ inner workings of a newspaper. Plays! has, as yet, ber 1 for it. J . vi shies sight ig to be per 1 to write it f ; ; re! capable res. writen ene enich ho this will prove concerning the press, he thinks, hava|seph Urban has Imminsioned Scarborough's play, "fhe Gir | down for use at social gatherings, &c and hosts of other equally interesting things, at very reapable prices je which he thin el invariably missed gaining pronounced|to paint the scenery and other plans Written, is soon to be put in rehear-| The man sate could be ‘or a . = ere ~ - 70, ua ” a 2 several more drinks, he raised the several inon has ma which s ago Mr. Scarborough | price to $10 umerous changes, one Wf" “1 refuse to pay that much,” satd 5 the leading part that] Mp perry indignantly « woman with Indian blood) The derelict looked at the actor and Mechanical Trolley Car on track, at $1.00 | Flexible Flyer SledNo.1. . at $1.95 Sea Fight, new game, . . . * $1.00 | Tittlebats, new fishg game, . “ $2.00 Open Every Evening Until Christmas. ; ‘ ° Ch ° S ] f pas id Bela , produced replied: ‘That's all right. 1 wouldn't D bil “ $1.00 | Moving Picture Mhines, . . * $5.00 4 is understood be Will want you usin’ it, anyway, The graft ynamobues, . 4 AS \ és f ' Our Big ristmas aie oO toner ain't good ‘enough trewo u “ Interlocking Building Blocks, . “ $1.00 | Picture Cubes, — 50c, 1.00, 2.00 to 5.00 J Gossip. FOR THE ACTORS’ FUND. ‘ Adele Blood is being starred in al The Actors’ Fund contemplates ar-| ee Sane judwe the one ranging a “Motion Picture Day” for non Castle 5 i 7 Be ‘ sigcomtont at the Strand root 40°) ly wile et in gebrunry on while Men’s & Women’s Umbrellas for Gifts De Wolf Hopper’s first film play will 4 ‘an te mei} ee) m thea: | Hoy, Ow bil ot the MRIARSTRo Nee MPSS CS the tines pl AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES ON THE MAIN FDR, TO-MORROW A ‘ Hayes is to bead a musical AlN ISSO X piaylet, The company {s sin Fo M ; fi ‘a ‘ | and PLAYER PIANOS ie ie weenie Me thorn preg an Men’s and Women’s Men’s and Women’s bn’s and Women’s ial Invitation per- He thud her® bus: cl J Umbrell ; © e formance of “The Weavers” at the 1t'put thet fomnati oe Umbrellas Umbrellas mbrellas At Bargain I rices Cirank Norcross went'to the Candier| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE Oi silk and silk mixed fab- | Of twilled and taffeta silks, | Ouperior quality silk with Theatre to hear @ lecture Monday! farmer (on seeing kangarod In rics; handles of sterling close rolled; with handles of hdles of sterling silver, Mahogany Upright) High Grade Upright | Seay en tenorec weed Ween silver, gunmetal and gunmetal, etched sterling bry, buckhorn and im- tga odeaanr ieeoed $ Pianos, standard $ mA N. 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NEW YORK, 12 and 14 West 32d St. BROOKLYN, 1100 Broadway Metropolitan’ Opera House, has just| |returned from South America, where) |he gave fifty-two concerts,’ He is undecided a8 to whether he will make @ concert tour or enter vaude- ville. A Holiday Offering of Orietal Rugs AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES. yi the now Promman mustcal) stop Misery and Eambarrarsment Like This pred tion, wit ia Sanderson, With simples Rasy ""Geteeit.t onald Brian and Joseph Cawthorne ft as Its stars, will open its New York | ‘Gets It’ the corn was sure to go.” Mary, engagement at the Liberty Theatre Pedi aula pains Jan, 1. irritating salves, sticky tape, bringing razors | i i | Antique Persian Rugs, | Small Oriental Rugs, ne Persian Rugs, including Berghamo, Ladik, | including Mossoul, Shirvan, | inding Kirman, Kashan, Konieh, Cabistan, Meles, ete Beloochistan, ete. Sarouk, ete. at $45.00 to 300.00 at $9.00 to 19.75 $24.50 to 185.00 THEY LIKE THESE TALES. | Jack Hughes of the McKay forces, thinks this story ts a scream: A chorus girl went to see Mr.} Hughes yesterday and. after applying there's no wen applied in 2 nec wo way—fuat pain Ions are joing it in it aa for a Job, began discussing religion Persian Hall Runners, Room Sizeriental Rugs, } with him.’ His arguments didn’t suit sia ‘ ‘ nag ‘ er. ‘ p emt Hi Masa. RAtEL aha netieae: in wide and narrow widths, in all the inesting weaves, j “What do you know al re- p : . , lgion?” she asked svernfully. 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Furthermore, she likes to hear Caruso, and she has been told that he is at his besc ge lle 2 570 $50 Af Special Xmas Credit Offer $15 10$, Dresses— rompers — ke the lad seems almostas tas his father! You ao unt with the purchase of ore “ON ie ars ‘it wee BK on the Victrola. So she insists that it be a Victrola f I og st dassnesonger droswes OK Dromply. delivercdy. wn Day. for. thers —and mother is very set in her ways. e i ler” of yterday is be- thly payments, SZ." wea. TY! TO OUR CUSTOMERS-—- Pabinet, mat Kk oF ‘Hari Wort hecsids, your own selections ss + \ as Gitte you = oma a next Year on small wee! coming your very tall dauter! 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He wants to hear the Sonora, for one We show the greatt line of Oratonoias in " * ‘th thing—he has heard enough good about it to Golamtla Hevords. You sa : gor edd to) || ; wan 'N arouse his interest—he believes that where there is smoke there must be fire. if acount an CAN EN ATA CHAM Te. No stamps with Victor or Columbia goods this department to ‘account any exten! charuce Oey, STEERING THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY FOR THEM TO SETTLE THE > QUESTION AND THAT'S THE WISSNER WAY. Avrosoh WWEDES = SLEDS nel Sh ; ‘ \ Meer nares 1,59, 1.98 necarrioe os. At Wissner’s only is it possible to hear the Victor, “Tae Bios BH OO. Columbia and Sonora side by side in the same Venous, x aH sound-proof room, thereby insuring a fair, un- Slee ren - biased comparison. Hear the same record on each machine, Have the advantages of each machine 144-146 FT anertes’s creates ST. WEST Furollare House to explained. Then choose the one that suits you. 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