The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1915, Page 9

“KISSING GIRLS” AT THE COLUMBIA. Gain Howe will | bring his Kissing | @iris to the Columbia tre and pre. B two-nct burlesque called “Tho if Maid.” ‘Tho first act t# laid in Palace of the Khedive at Cairo and ®econd shows a cafo in Paris, dur- the action of which a | cab- @ret show is given, Mr. Howe} eppear in his well known impersonation of the Hebrew capital- ist, Ikey Umeky. Inctdentat to the formance thero will be a vaudeville Afegromice The supporting company indludes Eva Mull, Margaret Flavin, les Moran, Vera Desmond, Steph- ante Anderson, Harry Prescott, Ans thony Cortelli, Butler Manderville, Al Pearson, Smith, 1 Wood, Fred Rith, Ned silvery and a large chorus of Is. An exhibttion of all forms of dancing will be given. _ “THE PRINCE, S PAT” GOES MERRILY ON. | "Tho Princess Pat,” the Henry Blos- | @om-Victor Herbert comic opera at the Cort Theatre, is nearing {ts one hun. | dredth performance, and there is every | Peason to believe it will pass the third sentury mark before the engagement terminates. Painter, Sam B. Hardy, Al Shean, Al- exander Clark, Josepa R. Lertora, Rob- ert Ober, Louis Casavant, Martin n, Eva Fallon, Leonora, Novasio, Riggs and Katharine Witohie. eenaipoemeen “MONTE CARLO GIRLS” | OLYMPIC’S ATTRACTION. ‘The Monte Carlo Girls will be seen a Qlympio Theatre. ‘The company headed by Harry Welsh, Hebrew comedian, and {ncludes among {ta other bers Mabel White, Margaret Mar-| » Dolly Morrissey, Fred Binder,| James Francis and Bobby Owens. The) EB. burlettas are called “Insie tho | th” end “Izzie Jed Monte Carlo.” HOLIDAY NOVELTIES AT THE HIPPODROME. The Hippodrome will bring Christ- mas delight to thousands this coming week. R. H. Burnside, who rules the| “Hip, Hip Hooray ‘will appeal to children. Thia Sunday, $n addition to the customary Sousa | cert, a mammoth all-star Christmas | ind benefit will be given peeling “A SOLDIER’S OATH” AT WM. FOX THEATRES. | The Ac aitemy of Music Theatre, Ninety-sixth Broadway, will pre num ina William Fox war, love and vengear Soldier's Oath,” ginning Su and Riverside Street and] William Far-| photo play of| ed ott t of the first is de tenets Plerre with jewels ar the Viscount Ra The young soldt wid hides the heirlooms slready ¢ to Marg y Lasai rounders r Pierre on d to} good be- a fire 6, Mavis, after the deat Prisoninent ¢ r by the Duke d’Au $ 80) eyntiens a his Vifty-eighth Street Theatre the of Care,” with vaudeville in both parts! framed a lot of “ to gover | Light ; posing as the Count de Mo tirst half of the week, At Proctor's of the week, a gift night ‘Tuesday and) ber in operating her automobile, Ey- | produ r Pathe, says the title fa a presents her with her mothe Twenty-third Street ‘Theatre Nance surprise vaudeville on Friday ery time she has an accident she pulls | Kood one, as the company was delaye Jace amon fferlngs. Mayis vis-|O'Neili in “A Woman's Past" will be| _D. W. Griffith's spectacle, “The Birth|out her “Dont’s” and reads them thren days recently awh to its De Reyntiens, who ts tutored| the feature film Monday, The pro-|of a Nation," begins the final three| Seven old ladies, not one of them | light for the making of exteriors by a st, Pierre by nce has| gramme will be changed every day.| Weeks of its extended engagement at! under seventy years of age, knitted found employment with same| Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty-| the Liberty Theatre for an hour and @ half in several VAUDEVILLE, plleest, and when he sees the neckiaco/fifth Street Theatro will return to its a wcenes produced by Wally Van for the | 4.~~ ues to learn she 4s his| vaudeville policy with the Billy Boun- agraph. Jewel's donor. Pierre seeks Lasare nd, taking the law in his own hands, tmetes out swift vengeanc While the ope episodes of “A Boldier's ©. an of the pattletield and camp life, ta subservient to the main Interest of the story, although an element of realism the war scenes by the use of Fre d German regu- Jars and a 42 gun, Action dominates the re length of the ple- ture, which Is enacted by a long cast of principals, including, besides Mr. Farnum, Dorothy Bern 8 Margot CONCERTS AND MUSIC. Metropolitan Opera House TO-MORROW at 8.10. SUNDAY N CONCERT. i N ii LOLIN TE SCHKOLNIK _Tlokets 60 ots, to $2. at Rox Office, Princes Ny Mon, fe) ce Lt oh CHARITY. __ iiiPPODROME TomorrowAft'n 4 ’McCORMACK BRNPEIT, K; GF. RULING UND, at Box ott wien $1.00 ae a * Gitfice “Opens Nunacruw at 9A, M. | @ ROOF GARDEN BROADWAY:AT.47# ST. DANCING SUNDAY *2;25;"° 8tolz T HUGH shew Abrndance. hows, Eve oe nies” uar eet. CRAN ether it is for T-thoatee | sp GARDEN say Vo Mts Contest rong, Siig, iy eS Ly joo, Slat, BI DE yooh ‘The cast includes Eleanor | Duval, | rs for] >| —_—~ «arrested for the| w-prison- | $ 4 OP LOOK and’ TEN” GLO Bm THEATRE ES @enive sore $b 646 Hb od4-992 OOOO Kittens Reichart, Atma Frederic, Anna Findlay, Herman J, Herbert and Walter Connolly, together with some thousand “extras” in the battle and prison scenes. ‘A Soldier's Oath” was written by Mary Marillo, in col- Jaboration with Oscar C, Apfel, under Page) direction it was produced by vr. Fox, a en “A NIGHT OUT” VITAGRAPH FEATURE, For tts chief photo play the Vita- raph Theatre will offer a five-part Blue Ribbon feature entitled “A Night | Out,” written by | May Co harles T. Dazey. “A Night Out” cen- tres around Granmum, played by Mi Robson, wh s over the nies of her two « They are a love with the dnughters of a hypo- al member of th Parity te, Whose son steals one of the engagement rings to give to his eweet- heart, Granmum induces her grandson flimpse of gay life, ing fer all. ings will be a fashion show, comedy called “ and a Sidne: 8 Christmas a Bore? | PROCTOR VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURE PLAYS. At Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre week Jack Dona- hue and Alice Stewart in songs, ances Others he Flying buck ‘and and Bradford in , and Joe Dan- the first part of tho }and ¢ » will head the bill. Murano Brothers, | Torp Joc: Ford, wing dancer; an Irish comedy, ske jels, come ed by the suc- attraction to the usual programme at 1 and Bartlett in songs and pity os, the week the the bill. a EDWARD ABELE. AT THE AMERICAN, pearance on the Loow circ at Loew's American Theat will remain throughout the will be scen in "Self-Defense it Mo the Four Xylophiends, will be on the bill. amen “TREASURE ISLAND” run, Cha convictions, son's story of pirates and the lack of love interest in the Now that “Treasure tablished suc to Mr ‘I toid you 60," DANCING CARNIVAL at the Dancing Carnival, tral Palace, will end with a grand bal on Monday evening, Di Twelfth Regiment A be occupied fo mory, which will VALESKA SURATT ON STRAND S SCREEN, screen at the Strand ¢rama_ by Marlon Fi “The Immigrant,” Theatre fax, America, nity to display many striking gowns, tional, fashion and war pictures, to- gether with a musical programme. film version of "Don Quixote” Knickerbocker Theatre. its Christmas star combination, Triangle has added Frank Keenan’ ' Robson and| to take her to a fast restaurant for a Police raid the | place and the Purity League man's du- plicity is discovered, with a happy end. Tho ‘comedy is replete with humorous situations, Other offer. “The Thirteenth Girl,” with Drew y of Peace,” decided to add that The latter part of n Tan Girls will head | Edward Aboles will make his first ap- IN FOR LONG RUN, | “Treasure Island,” at the Punch and|@iles, 1s Judy Theatre, has settled down for a 4 Hopkins is enjoying the experience which sometimes comes to the man who has the courage of his|a Nearly every theatrical producer the world over was certain that no play could.be made out of Ste- gold which would last a fortnight, owing to story, Island” {s an es- 8, Wiseacres are saying TO HAVE GRAND BALL, The Instructors’ Popularity Contest Grand Cen- | Picked himself up with but one bruise, . 27, at the two weeks, while the| Valeska Suratt will be seen on the in a entitled | Miss Suratt is frat | is seen ag a Russian immigrant bound for | acting Later she is given opportu-| Other features will be scenic, educa-|Curwood are De Wolf Hopper will be seen tn a at the To complete the 8 exposition of the horrors of war, The 153. FRASER AND MR- HARDER. GRAND DAN « Sbaed: coceees bd THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, PLAYERS WHO WILL APPEAR IN NEW YORK NEXT WEEK Lowry LT COLONIAL ne equip has be which shows humerous Keystone fun makers riding to the hounds in pursui of a fox The fe the first p: Kolker in last half Emi ture picture at the Plaza fo he week e Warning, vens in d for thi *haloner in “Kate's ‘The Vitagraph “Green Stockings the Mirror Films, lnc In_ the Vitagraph’s teenth Girl” ther ion show. “The ig a genuine fash. can ride anything that hoofs, walks on fou win Arden featured, | records wherever it 1 Clara Whipple has been as | ing In filming “A Pa the Fox people us natural flowers and girls. | George Ovey, starring in Cub com from Missouri. But isn't why he bas to be shown—on th screen. Virginia Pearson of the Vitagrap Is to take a hundred poor children t theatre Christmas Day, and load them down with candy Threo hundred Jacksonville societ jpeople took part in a ballroom scen for the Gaumont recently, Now abou 9 of them Want to be movie stars eighty In the third chapter of the Signal Film Corpe n'a Ratlroad serial, “The Girl and the me,” a whole freight train 4s bur up. This film will be released Dec, 2 Edith Store: mania for rings. She positively out without # palr in ber ears. Samuel } in “The ¥ourth Estate.” He says he but that one was all over his body i|,,May Allison of the American Sta: the next Automobile Show is given at the | Beam by eenneen Clonee he ait Palace. have to do a Jot of swimming and diving | “The Arab's Vengeance," |picture, is just or other, | Margaret Gibson 4s Bostock lions, scapes into her heart's Vitagraph, Director making Ralph W. preparations to company to the opthwest, where most of the scene in a now film story by James Olive id. Inc | Theda Hara, director “The Battle Cry of be Henry rhe House finished filming Bessie Learn is to be featured by Thir- Art Acord of the Mustang concern | but he just can’t get used to ¥| gas buggics. here he k. He} Othors| for the early part of the week will be| Jimmie Rosen | * and company and Selbint and Grovini, » week Jewell and| stage « play which is to be given b Imore and Romanoff and| The Beloved Vagabond,” a juvenile dramatic society at Flush- sian Romance” $1,000 worth of ballet | that will | Vitagraph star, has a| belleves she'd catch cold if she went n had to fall downstairs Company will have the title role in a Centaur thrill after an- almost but sWeet- take an Canadian ames Marcus, George |Walsh, Nan Ca: and Carl Har baugh acting in strong feature film, called “The Serpent,” for the Fox interests, R. A, Walsh the t | Jucing Kiplir | That ‘Fatled” for Pathe ir oxpaoss to take a large compan) South to finish the Babara Desert ©) scenes required by the scenario. Dorothy d | | her In the |The | Yosbursh di ir Lock The s|_ Pathe's $| Lite of Ov y | they hav anc Mir ° egurola, | The y|———. t | e Peace’ was nd for comedy reliet alton recently. called “The Hunt,” | Bernard, screen art, yok in the motion pieture Flying A Solution as th and to notify his friends of his pre- nent he flashes sunlight signals from a mirror John Johnson, known as “The Iron BL Man of Dawson," is to be shown in a| Mutual masterpiece called ‘ " His dog team ‘ pleture will be at” stories based merely on what scen from the w ry ri chased a six-reel scenario, called of Napoleor of VAUDEVILLE, GEORGE ‘HOWELL & CO., (45500 “SAINT & SINNER” “GERMANY AT Ww. TAKES RY THE GERMAN Sr pl loaned to Hd Rooster play, “whe | "ity, x ie. Saviour,” was don are now yl an bat. One Battle of the its Board of Mirror studio at YULETIDE FESTIVAL 1: GEORGE ‘They were the guests A lecturer ne minutely. jenevieve Hamper, the Fox star, has one ambition that she puts above | HAND PHOTO PLAYS It is to be the world. (Mutual) drama the Mystery,” Alfre hero, is & eaptiv beat |@vatouvir 2alt, te Ds $i: The Death | acts” with him, released De 6m ie scene was taken Marne wa ndows of Films, Inc, has pur Ba Andres de Sag agg Glendale, from ANE ‘i clowed, IT STANDS ALONE As the Greatest Vaudeville Theatre of the Nation—Head of the Starting Monday Mat., De ian MACFARLANE New Repertoire of Songs, in All New Droller and CRISTETA GONI daly ATION OF TWO CONTIN Walter Brower—White & Clayton —the EXTRA ADDED. ATTRACTION Fatherland Magazine Me AN MILE ME OTEST OF CONF “I ML Waitraie Heet noma rand next week nh oWith a PLAZA = Vaudeville and Feature Pictures LIONEL BARRYMORE in the photo play: “A YELLOW STREAK” FRANKIE FAY SLAYMAN’S ARABS 14 SONS OF THE SAHARI DESERT | 1 \ Loew's A s American Roo Keith Circuit STERLIN SE RCTN EMMA CARUS r BAKASA iy ADLER & ARLINE Antairg A LR THEATRE fio mana of the ithe wh ame A Strevek valve afforde h will be Thi poor fhe we 1915. THEATRES, NEW YORK'S LEADING t EMPIRE 6 4% JOHN DRE\ Mande hieme ick geet dah Re ies ETHEL BARRYMORE. "s.%e-$ ‘a “OUR MKS, McCHPANRY,’ New Ai Amsterdam W. sags: AROUND THE MA THEATRES. ae Wed tat st I ) ee ZIEGFELD FROLIC Sine roles BELASCO" gh SC Een i THE BOOMERANG Ts ie UBERTY: Wate 210 & 8.1 ‘Oly Puri ntuc Rpectaale rchentra ot 48, i Pf puertsor es | | A WOR LD OF PLEASURE PLAYHOUSE {i,tivtss’Wea'*¥ bef GRACE MAJOR GEORGE | ‘tw | BARBARA Maine Eliiott’s fi" Heras LORD Dal empetd comes po D Nyt Next Monday HO ay THE ETERNAL ihobiihee Weg ik a it ‘ MANHATTAN. ABERG va Z! HERE’S WHERE YOU CAN SEE THE RED CIRCLE PATHE’S LATEST AND GREATEST SERIAL BEGINNING NEXT WEEK Sunday, December 19th Tremant Globe n Med Ave N.Y Oe Monday, December 20th Alhambre Kiniekerhocker Ave. a Maleer Stu Bklyns Cent Tian Wrmteay. Batre: Attn Ate nn Sd Avec Ns Ve Cs Tuesday, December 21st Ating 1 Ard A € i Flectra, Rowe Wilt vin st, Ualawe Wednesday, December 22nd teh — ie # Are. MT. Ce Biwi, B December 23rd {merican Movies N.Y OC, rd, N.Y. C. {fle Jom Bt Ave Aven Ne ¥ ateheate O _ Friday, December 2th 1aain at NOY Amsteniam Ave. y. Wester Aven No ¥e Oy Howe's Golden Kale Saturday, I Fourternth st, Lith Ash seh wots Thote winy re mnt Matt ie Hey fhenten Lenine Lively Fun, Snappy Music, Spirited Dancing and Everything Else Typical of the Holiday Season find their fullest expression in these superbly presented shows! COMMENCING MONDAY AFTURNOON GIRLS «ith SAM HOWE ant A BIG COMPANY OF REAL ENTERTAINERS TWICE DAILY POPULAR PRICES SMOKING PERMITTED MASKED MARVEL vs ene \N0'W 7 RFORMANC doe wd STANDARD eee PRICES: or ta Bis reiting MONDAY NIGHT “st rer WENT HATES SOME BABY faites He Putten Laeater vo EE ANGELS Mar sri Balance LEXINGTON ai Ww ue ae UF THEATRE FRANCAIS ee “4 ae ¥ | RG i arg OS ‘DEN I SE" “The Cendre of M. Porier’| SL’ ABBE CONSTANTIN” GARDEN hf une & Madar IATINER Rueben ante 200 Pretty Girls on feo ~ ROLLER SKATING GRAND CENTRAL PALACE | Lexington Avenue, 11 P.M. Daily FPR tk Weta Sore Throat DOLLAR TURKISH BATH Special Noonday Bath, with | EVERA D'S BATHS rieie, FIRROD DRO OME] DANCING CARNIVAL NO LIQUORS SOLD. 112A, M. TILL MIDNIGHT, assembled hy FROM ALL THE WORLD Dy} la fe SOUSA Bann, Sithing ttiaber SUNDAY srécul XMAS BENEFIT. \ ae: ae aud Monn & FINEST OF MUSIC BY i tnt? Yar ma Pitain, monty W Barnind a 100 | Prof. Bavetta’s Orchestra Grand Central Palade LEXINGTON AVENUE Use 46th Street Entrance DANCING OAUNIV AT. MANAGEMENT KRATIN crs ING LESSONS Under old conditions wilar skating w anything | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS the "best “Now ¥ ve | | BURLESQUE, h St. Ente, and Sunday MONUTONY CURE THAT COLD or Minor Ills—Our 00! Lal ein Moat Su fer WILE po yy, nl 2 EXPRESSLY ARRANGED FOR THE Cold Plunge, Rub Down & Lunch | hy BROOKLYN, gay pod Fulton, streets, The GIRLS: FROM JOYLAND | Kvery Sunday—2 Big Concerts, BURLESQUE. 100 er iit varintes 10¢ DALLY MATS, NIGHTS, He. 10 to Te All Parte of the Permitted i <O1W Mzon Bice esate lait