The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1916, Page 6

4 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 19168. SEE ho acacia a tn a ee Sete A 1 Wemen Kittea by Street Car if “Bunny” had been as tempera xe juusly affected are reported improved “ Mentifed. Mental as bis pistol we might bave | to-4 v sre Justices John J, @oman killed by a street car in © H NEW P AYS © understood the uri a eho lg ¥ come 9 of front. M rT ble than aay- jr a No. 3885 Valentine “sunday” wan ‘oontifee to-day as THE L Ching ‘lve the play was tue exple- a vx. ad Maglatate © FULTON STREET, Cor. BRIDGE ¥ Kiernan, forty-five. a housework- Sion of the pistol when |t had been |Gharies W. Appleton, operated on for At Subway Station ‘employed by the Motel Lorraine, “« ” fean yg a ven wepures ja at St. Luke's Hospital on Mon- pother. Matthew Kiernan, of No. Bunny” an Example of for anvibiag. vie was-oetyea iinlier/"*F. coaper et Mresbiyn 1329-31 BROADWAY ety “ninth otreet, Toe: Forced Sentiment. | oft the uncertait Sylvia. Sentimental and Magistrates House an@ Levy are Near Gates Avenue "th ichborhood nd onse? Just that and nothing suffering from the grip. 4810 12 FIFTH AVENUE nae ! ee make the whole affair still m yre | > ALTERATIONS FREE " eth Si BY CHARLES DARNTON sate Towle S Nuane was nu, | SOOO COOsO858OSORSOSTO Bet. <sth and 4oth Streets | happily cast as the hero of this w 8 Makes Stubborn Coughs iin "nts ense sé humor” | 8 Vanieh in @ He Continuing Tomorrow the Great Semi-Annual with a whim 1G ‘anish ina VEN the bookworm will turn, This ts the iaea, perhaps, that Austin ernest Lawford, un mie ® a Ig @trong had in mind when he wrote “Bunny.” At any rate, no other | Dave fiven 8 ol eter a touch | ® ot The Public Demands the idea worthy of mention could be Gtscovered im the piay produced iast | {28 ¥ ‘Mr. Mtone, in epite of 8 Let coe learance ale Oo, of Professional Men |} | night at the Hudson Theatre. the efforts of a well-trained actor, | % ize. For some reason, unknown to me, the man devoted to books is supposed | failed to “ease” himself into the part.| @ y} 4 y . CG OOH to be as dry as the leaves he turne over in his quest for romance, As a Gypsy 0 Brien was &@ pretty Syivia, | GESDOGEGOOOOS tter of fect, most of us find ouF romance:in books that express for us the [if ,Dowing more, and Hilda Spone) if some one in your family has am ob~ brand acted very well as an Irish lady with | |, thoughts and sensations we hesitate to confess, Put the whole thing into a jan appreciation of love's young, *tinate cough or bad throat or chest nutshell and call it love, if you Uke—any word will anewert Bot a play |dream. In paying court to het, Henry cold that has been hanging on and ve- that deals quaintly with love must have the charm found in the mists whi Stephenson carried off @ titled Eng- | fuses to yield to treatment, get from any lishman with honors, In spite of the | drug store 214 ounces of Liga! nfo m4 never quite reveal the one and only secret Md Ute, Imagination ts all very |nangicap he was compelled to over: |jt into a pint of cough syrup. The ebugh well in its way, but a play must phe wm Dootic or vital, “Bunny” te neither. jcome when he said | to *"Bunny:” | will vanish. ' Frankly, Mr. Strong’s latest contri- “I'm not ashamed of these tears.| pour the @14 ounces of Pinex (50 bution to the stage bored me. For| ™aking the most of his opportunity,| When my pai's hit it gets me where cents worth) into « pint bottle and fill my Vitals grow.” An actor that can sey A one thing, it seemed as ket = cam he? I leave it to you. And yet) My Vitale Grew. te al get away {the bottle with plain granulated sugar first act would never end, But here wes the situation upon which tf The tot tis about 56 with it” deserves a cross of some sort | #¥tup. The total cost is at cents, end—in talk. ‘Then the strange, ua-| “Bundy” turned, or other. Eva Le Galliene played aland gives you a full pint—e fomily| eventful story went on in more talk. The so-called “Bunny” kept to his|“slavey” with great industry and a! supply-—of a most effective remedy, ata we have Dentists for 1800 Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats $5, $8.75, $12.75, $15 and $20 At Prices Which Hardly More Than Cover the Usual Wholesale Cost _|Cockney accent obviously manufac- | saving of 8%. A day's use will usuall: Fupictied for Information of HW! wWhen a man makes love to a gir! manana 4 attri Whose reputa-|tared on this eide of the water, overcome shard cough. ‘Easily red ciety of the City of New York. || |through a door to which he has the} >t WAS ise bi ol oom a But—acting aside—why should an| in 5 minutes—full directions with Pinex. key he can scarcely be accused of Bachata tbgeae American try to write an English | Keens perfectly and has « pleasant taste. with @ rather knowing young creature |PJay® Artificlality can be the only | Children like it. pamed Byivia, If the somewhat im- — Pinef isa special and highly concen- 'promptu preliminaries seemed more trated compound of qeselan Norwa; Uke @ street riot than a wedding pro- FIVE JUDGES ARE ILL. pine extract, rich in guaiacol, which 4 pession, the blame must rest with the ae ds, aie so healing to the membranes. 4 Magistrate Ap-| Avoid intment by ecki Mavo | druggist for “403 ounces of Pinext” and do not accept anything else. A guarantee rr It ned for the Justice Brady gentle “Bunny” to put the bride-elect pleton I behind lock and key and then to blaze — of absolute satisfaction goes with this away with @ pistol at the naturally in-| of the three Magistrates and two reparation or moi ne te- censed gentleman who had been left/ supreme Court Justices temporarily off Funded. The Pinex (aT ayne, i Sensational Reductions Throughout waiting at the church. ‘duty because of illness. the two most Ind—Advt. * Our Entire Store During Our Annual : January } ” # The AEOLIAN COMPANY The One S I That St i Out NOOR he and the famous Pianole—Lerget Manufacturers of Musice! 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