The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1916, Page 9

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STAATS: ZEITUNG Presents GERMANY’S GREATEST BATTLES Duvbovough’s Stupendous War Films, ADMISSION, 25 CENTS NOW OPEN——— Medal-Winning Exbibit and 30th & Broadway GRAND CENTRAL PALACE 6,000 People Make a Record By Sylvester Rawling. IX THOUSAND people in. the Hippodrome last night, while turned away, made « high-wa Chi that was neither Sousa's nor Crea- futurist pianist, in a strangely sub- laued mood, who did not play, as the | | programme announced that he would, his own cubist composition, “The Wild Men's Advance.” Beside Xenia sse, danced with much grace; Bettina Fre donna soprano, Herbert L. Clarke with charm; of his familiar cornet solos, and, of| course, Mr. Sousa and his band played the choicest of Mr. Sousa’s own com- positions, “All Seats Sold" was the sign that confronted eleventh hour would-be hearera of the Philharmonte Society's | 8 concert at Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon, Mr. Stransky had for soloist J Culp, the distinguished Duteh lieder singer, who gave of her best in songs by Beethoven, Liszt and Wagner. Beethoven's eighth phony was the principal orct number, but there were also the 5: emont” overture, Wagner’ user” bacchanale, and symphonic poem “Les Preludes, played splendidly by a band that, thanks to Mr, Stransky, 1s now be- come great, Pablo Casais, the famous Spanish cellist, Was the star attraction at the Metropolitan concert last night. He gave a masterly rendition of Dvorak'’s B minor concerto, and obliged to respond to several enc Other soloists Were Miss Anna Fitziu and Luca Botta, both of whom delighted ducted Clarence Bird, a young Ameri Pianist who has been heard abroad more than at home, gave a recital at Aeollan Hall yesterday afternoon His programme | included compositions by Schumann, Brahm T takes his hills t high gear;” but he has talent that is likely to grow, and, at any rate, yesterday he Interested a large audi- ence “Boheme” In the efternoon orls Godunoff” in the evening drew audiences to the Metro ‘a House on Saturda » Hall in the afte and the Boston Ore perbly Rimsky-Ko symphony, on the mount scarcely worth ture to Wagner's which lent distincti jest Altschi Jan Symphony Soci negie Hall in the |trouble. Lina Cav Muratore Bi i been a disagreement over 1 on caused their withdraw: linist no: interesting recit numbers included mark, Saint-Saens 4 palebisies SRO ONLY A MYTH. The Incas’ gold has run ont. Peru notifies her Minister that she can no longer aford to pay his salary =o ae MISS LALANDE IS BACK. Held as Insane Was On Ethlyn Lalande, from New Orl d in London Jan. as insane, returned he f the Ameri Juanita he rvous breakdown, ¢ the war relief work: in wht died earl UT Hospital. ‘Mr ty-fouryears old a, in THE WEAVERS THE WESTMINSTER KENNEL cues Absolutely Punch & Judy 72%!" Mabe TREASURE | LAND STANDARD®) 20.5.8 EVA TANGUAY (yud i | DOG SHOW. Madison Square Garden Feb. 22, 23, 24, 25-10 A, Mi, toll Pep Waite for Rbew: OLOMBIA hae BON TONS} vegetable. Does not contain Sali cylutes, Todides or Narcotics matic newspaper to W. A. Varney, Bate || Lynn, Mase. one thousand more who wished | to be “among those present” wore | A STORY OF MOUNTAIN mark in the annals of the house. les Chaplin led Sousa’s Band through two numbers in a ener tore's, but distinctly his own, and| jmost effective with the audience, Then there was Leo Ornstein, the formerly with Diaghileft's| 1 man, the prima | frtenas A heard in one | Beagrus, | pre the large audience. Hageman con-j RAILROAD LIFE By FR: ANK H. SPEA RMAN. | Author of CHAPTER 1X. (Continued) SYNOPSIS a Batsoreches Tomes eur f ‘owter fatally wad Her fathce's eatate” badly Helen goes to work on the covers Soe wurvey plaps from Seagruey and tho Chngvary fg fot hor, ea a acetal) ade ‘the surrey“ biuerwint, root ot Noved “bys htnemadar, Syike, ‘betrtended “by | Helen, tu his turn eaves her and. the right-of-way coutracta when Seagrus kidnaps her. Melca, ane | rin for lanelander « ence ‘ainse Seagrue for ght Of sition, Rhinelander secured the right of way to enable him to complete the Superstition cut-off, and unable to ¢| stop the Tidewater construction work, Seagrue resolved to try other meth- || ods to defeat his rival. Helen Holmes was enjoying the taste of camp lifo that her trip to the front had broug'! And after tho excitement had died down at- tending the destruction of Cassidy's house, she found herself amused and interested in Cassidy himself, who was busy next morning trying to re~ store a much battered stove to ser- viee near the wr Seagrue, who had been watching tho scene from a distance, saw Helen join the old fellow and 4 opportunity to make tentative ad- can | Joined Helen at j was herself {en and worr | penumbra of + |for his villainous ¢ by Monrs. 22 Rus eta oa | fainting vances toward the collective enemy. Sauntering over, cordingly, he | nt in which sho had sent ‘ ne fire start~ ing in the sto Helen look when she rue's greeting, | Indeed, she resented lis intrusion so | strongly refused all com- a and for a time man will fight for his life ruin, That's all I've done. ng 1 have in the world is t 1 said to myself I ce it all to re- ind looked so beat- he lingered tn the len's gaze that she Began to denounce him indignantly n “Ho spoke s He took her stinging ‘repr “GIRL COULD NOT WORK i! How She Was Reli Relieved from) Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. ‘Taunton, Mas pains in both ny. >| sides and when my periods came T had jive to stay at home | I] from work and suf-| long time WY & Woman mother why T was Pita: T suf. Pinkham’s Vegetable Ce mother bought it aud the next month 1 and Miss CLARI I] Street, Teunt about it usands of girls suffer in silenc onth rather than consult a p are troubled w yeinful or in periods, backac headache, sensations, Would take Lydia KE. 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