The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1916, Page 7

SURI prot ve tac y THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAROH 26, 18916, the attraction at the Lexington mhea- | re, with matinees on Tuesday, Thurs- | The play tells the Plays for the and Saturday . 5 story of a young girl who through | Coming Week.) iiss seein ete " loses home and fortune and ts com. | . pelled to earn her living. She begins COMIC opera with tho title “See| by secur in a depart America First,” by f $6 a week y until a son Riggs and Cole 3 ” in. Will be presented, under the direc ae pte wd her tion of Elizabeth Marbury, on Tuesday! refusing | he Night at Maxine Liliott's Nheatre. One| causes he posi It is Of the characters ts an American mill.| at this m r landlady de+ eaive WHO has 16 Wee for beonte Who | manal in ment of two ele Taian tees people WhO) weeks Matters are fur eve that the I be found in! tier « by her wealthy @ny other place n his own United suitor to pay double price roviding he can have jon, In contrast to| is a love story, The} prance Joyce, Ida n, Howard Fay, | George Btates. Polly is imbued | for hi with the idea that all that is worth | !immediat While is to be found in England, and} @he has romantic notions of wedding! Ellis, @ nobleman, ‘The rest of the plot is|Henty Crosser His dang Harriet Shela James Marr, concerned With her father’s attempt to] 1 ees ts Pamue Midna Editon sede) unearth @ real American, 'Th cae in- : — eludes Dorothie Bigelow, Sam . ; AL REEV SHOW | wards, Cla H. Goldsworthy, Webb, Gy Jona Clifton AT COLUMBIA THEATRE. |: e ‘ ° [oe Al Reeves with bis “Big Beauty| $ . Show,” including Maude Rockwell, will |} Grace George Will present another) be at the Columbia ‘Theatre. Mr! ¢ mints ¢ W play, Ne tag} tr US4-| Reeves makes a specialty of assem . nd's Conversic the Ph se!) hey :. on Wednenday night. “Mise Geares wii Ding an unusually large chorus which | take the ly Cicely Wayne-| he puts forward as the most attractive | « » only feminine role tn the play,| element in the show, The exhibition) ¢ tain Brassbound she has en-|of living models with which the per- | ~ gaged Robert Warwick. Krnest kaw-| formance concludes has become famil- | 4 ford is to play Howard 1 liar to burle: patrons, It is sald] @ and Herbert Dr vis Edgard| that in his nt offering Mr. Reeves | © have been engage: his production.| has provided an entirely new produc- | © . 8 ineluding a first p @ New features of the Ziegfeld “Mid- Parlors, wight Frolic,” on the roof of the New pusical burletta, Amsterdam Theatre, will be W. Hor- two scenes in| lick'a 1 an ballet and Evan Fon-| a banquet room tn aj | taine, classical dancer, Charles Roeb- | $ “On Trial” will be seen at the Stand- nthe prin- | { ard Theatre lition to the | @ Daly's Theatre will have the Parisian! musical nv vaudeville bill is| Beauties. announced that includes Mr. Reeves's | J The Charm s will be seen| contribut ionologue and song: |G | Miss I repertoire of pc . Phe Revolt” will be played by and classical airs; the Monarch . K company at the Grand Operajedy Four; Je Simon, the raj . ge, Brooklyn. pianist; Cho Diamond harp solo- | $ arp raragord ; jist; Marie Fisher, “the whistling doll,” | “GIRL HE COULDN'T BUY” | and keene Cooper and Margie Demar- | « est in songs and ¢ COMES TO LEXINGTON. uldn’t Duy" PICTURES NICKERBOCKER, PLAZA. | Frederick will be AMUSEMENTS. Paulin seen at S AT STRAND, | : HIPPODROME 222) "o0. 2,20 “THE BIG SHOW” and AT THE Law SA eR ha | iy tag BURNSIDE TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) cal programme. Frank Keenan and Mary Boland, in My eale with |thing has taken on « spring appear- MALL PERATURE SOUSA (18 | oman who lias been so devoted to/ance. Branches and lea ae her husband through the early trials | beech tree, tinted durk and|men and women volunteer attendants. jot thetr married life that when ho | fire-proofed, have been entwined | ¢ Maven atwer Seaton @ = one comedy will; More of red roses give added ‘Deauty | 4)" t hau, United States Am a ae . » programme |to the color schame. The side walls} his to Turkey, who will speak ‘¢ u > Elnor Giyw's. "One. Day* will be |@Fe covered with branches of dog-| There will he a concert an the mesma. < wewoR ia li 1 : > Day” | nine floor. The display will include man JOHN + GRAM mr $ sare pictured at the Plaza Theatre the first | Wood. | Patentine relics ‘and articles dating back NAT RAR SRT RAL + half of the week, On Thursday the bill will change to “Lovely Mary, with Mary Miles Winter in the title Popular and Greatest Novelty ‘ | STAGE STARS WHO ARE TO APPEAR HERE does aA. REEVES company COLUMBIA THRATRE. » Pleasantly surprised by (ie rations of the dancing floor. pune Sey PROCTOR, LOEW AND fifth Street Theatre wil donee Peewee eee eee cn cere orace, Win emopuen ee CAP TAIn Rear ALLEN rN « Meta rey WIVES OF Hie CAROL STHRODER WITH SJOLIoY GRASS WIDows 4% OLYmpiC THEATIO new deco livery= to Bible tins Weed , ALACE BILLS. | role. Vaudeville will be given PAL. ) 1 | iugavut te ee ; NEWS NOTES OF MOTION PICTURES, Pictures of the Willard-Moran| Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre the | ht will be shown at the Park 'The- | first half of the week will have among FIL -M PLAYERS AND PRODUCE RS veginning at 1 o'clock Monday] others Lulu MeConnell and Grant vida Iowa pr wend Afternoon. seer Sees Simpson in “At Home,” Violinsky In] 4 itutitontooka day of recsnty| Isien an attendant told 1 c ‘Thur; Att. Mar. DANCING CARNIVAL violin and piano playing, and Conly Jand baked a lemon p : ; THR wut, Atti. Mar. 40, at 3, | IN GAY SPRING COLORS. \*%2 Webb in M 1 Mix-tp,"" utine Grant is to be featured dn | jie! othe X ith the areaaiie ‘New ipo shld 4 *|The feature for the latt rt of the |+ Innocent Lie,” by the Famous | est min te pge.sto 82, a8 Hig Orie k «| patrons of the Dancing Carnivat,| Week Will be Mae West and her syn-| Players his ents ‘ saa) (Ceniril: Baiae have been |copated band. Proctor’s Fifty-Eighth how Atwell» Sam H rr - - | Street Theatre will feature Hoey and pfel i gu ho) (pub: phat mnerate Lee, Hebrew comedians, and the Five a pp UU ks AL h 1 ; a A song has been dedicated to Le-|aging direc AMUSEMENTS. Romeros, musicians and dancers, Attnore Ulich of “Phe Heart of Paula.” | filly decorates eals Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty- | That's ono of the penalties of fame Avery yno of t 1 be Copeland petane’ Company encountered menttouch NEXT WEEK HIS ‘The moment that Resinol Oint- “MRS. NORTHROP” FREED. [sees rand ln nh Arrested at Cathedrat ts) © acharged by a Magiatrat t “Mrs, Catherine Northrop,” by Detective Griffith as she wa “Mra cause she |ecription arre leav. edral late EVENINGS 25¢ to 75e. MATS. TUES., TH GEORGE wre! COULDN'T BS mouth | s RSION® BY SUMNER NICHOLS AY THE | en THEAT RE- SISTREET LEXINGTONHenne TELEPHONE GilO PLAZA WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY AT 8.15 A VIRILE MELODRAMA OF TO-DAY THE GIRL HE ourt yesterday, as there was no evidence to support the charges of reeny and the complainant war in another State Northrop” was arrested be~ seemed to answer the de- of A woman sitting next to ng St. Patrick's Ca Thurs: | S¢ . “ rs, Hugh King, then of No. 386 it day afternoon, and Identified by him! 5.) srundred and Seventh Streét B bor Rte nn sten np I Linatihes ic now of Oklahoma, when Mra. King Fitzhugh,” w Seen ee acag Was robbed of a purse containing Aas ag denbed pF aso AvO4d aa she knelt In St. Leo's Roman Cath- on thefts in chur was discharged! Gite Church, Twenty-elghth Street, by Magistrate Ko « in Jefferson'near Fitth Avenue, Feb. 24 last. __THBATARS. oul THEATRES. LLL Z URS. & SAT., 25¢ & 50¢ BUY ory will please every woman el and respects womanhood. WILL MAKE YOU BETTER FOR HA 1000 sistinees. 25¢ 100 SUND: 2 BIG CONCERTS NEW_YORK'S LEADING THEATRES J] EMPIRES SS 208, ease || ELSIE FERGUSON be UNG, MARGARET SCHILLER LYCEUM ee THE HEART OF WETONA NEWAMSTERDAM ¥, Shakespeare Tercentenary Festiwal TREE: ist Jhenry Vill dith Wenue Matthiaen. Lm Harting: nm W & Co, of 150 SHULER SOUSA AND BAND® POO ROME ii 5 sT. \) reer] Pa ST. CTTENION N Saree VIOLA Caner ALiEN | CROSMAN }|| princ hae RY ee iE Ne THE MEAKY WIV ee 0 FULTONS:. fc" rah Jain CD stioiree Youre” Eni Ae HUDSON} W041 The Cinderella ‘Man ELTINGE }\; ee Mat 1 HARRIS Wei. Wat tron ata 315 Ba Tht tit TRAIL HOLBIDAY| with Fred Niblo as “Billy Hollida: sick skin esitching skin the itel We ast rant dh i NOT A MOTION PICTURE. 216 816 THE GREAT PURSUIT Marine Elliott's ip Lou-Tellegen in “A King a Nowhere PLAYHOUSE ya GRACE GEORGE CART 44TH ST. Mata Wot. & ry Next week and every man who VING SEEN IT. EATS ihe! curs &'DC | 10 STAR ACTS 0 x AAA MAAMIPOLLITE, T t ae Matinee No-B SASS RIAL (hitgt Time) CYeorge will prenent mnard in Spound s Conversion” = BY der Hiway, Mavs, Wed. 8 in “THE UNCHASTENED WOMANS LYRIC ‘i, “hye of Beas, Bee ant Thea. june Matiniom ESS § “fe. A New Mustoal & Bat,” 2p VERY "eo0b ED ri Pa’ ENVELOPE &, aie i"APAIR OF raat way he, to VAUDEVILLE, and Payton in a comedy sketch, ling subway. recently ing usually stops and healing LONGACRE sett ‘ Frank Whittier in ‘The Bank's Gold,” | bits begins. That is why doctors have EIN | jand Loradoe's. Models. Progtor’s |, Dorothy : e prescribed it so successfully for fm hin crlumph im ars oat Loven CG. Von Nt [Twenty-third Street Taeatre will show [Pack on the rexular stage the Mirror Film, I over 20 years in even the severest ASTOR {i)28 Wea? Ha j y feature film every night begin dulantse ie a a ih ‘se ‘n wil bea il @ ‘eaapeplacsemna daawoun ca THE COHAN REVUE! otg | dll Nie ane BEC ; 3 Monday with William Farnum exchanges thi GS laiisceane lds L = and many other tormenting, dis- fae r Y ghting Blood | the distribut ; & Seung chin dacs Mt CANDLER ») Islet throm, Newt Z nw's American Theatre and Roof, | Ki pictures : Ht = all dn for ome TH HOUSE or Ls ra ly part of the week, will have | Rich jarrick tende ¢ \ | P : ta of ~— y Gabriel in ttle | lek,” | mont ba Am beet M nedy.| = Alexion use Resinot REPUBLICS! ier ta To diy, “RUPERT OF HENTZAU™ Y de Hassen!, an italian prima jin Florida recently, Th ; BUN IE ATE EE | ; " SUN: Y n and Dorothy |the plate frequently, BURR URES COmMMO RCLAYH Bt peel is in New York. He is PHOTOPLAYS. 5 wat, Megs at 6.80 BALK CARMOTE y | study picture conditions in t i iacone| V8. BELASCO }; ; mo th Hip, Pe iriaees natin Y = will be uy io Meise aaa oe ne 1 1PM, THE BOOME RANG KAGUT other All-star Acts, Y BILLIARDS | BOWLING tenth opis gave Capt. Doris of Fort f \ THE ac PNTWA MA cae ayy IT Y At the Palace Theatre will be Nora | AVI CUB beet basi eds ~~ || GLOBE ) i Te 11P.M, ‘ suye: songs, Eddie Ts 1| Bill Bailey of the Rolfe forces put | terested an’ the Au a John Barey mores 5 er LOOK! PLA “152 on on Bayes in song i nard || ul all Gh, mes | Company, ~ STRAKDS Noun to 1 GABY DESLYS nt ate” 25c Perfect Tables. | Faultless Alleys Moai IRC RT oee feently and 8 f lation a Net weet ti PARK |! je an atare | Thetes riers newly deco: | Delightful Howard in “A Hap mbination,” |Hotel touk him for the head waiter, || ! eat 1 Biine ll ance pacts altace | Bees pi A. yrone Power does some rena h | Codete, 2 ness ¥ pill cea) etioons muBEr “ 5 Able trick acting in “John Noedham'a | 1 | BURLESQUE. [MAR VE | ian ae at tees eee cone DAT ar | and ICE SKATING PALACE | Double," a new Bluebird pic i -* V Y KK E re Howler” mas ‘ hae I’ NOVELTY. | Clara Kimball Young 4 July: 15 Funch&dudy Theatre, 49th B of By, LEW ‘NEW YU ¥ GRAND. CENTRAL PALACE. L AN UPTOWN NOVELTY. | ,,.,,; work tn two pietite pe t iM TREASURE ISLAND |} ; 0 x fl R t Free Automobile Service The latest amusement place ta the}? “thoy do say that Matt and,t t Pp AE aes aid Pipe Grams it live bet 4th and goth Ste, big Jee skating palace at One Hun-| Ja Universal players - | trol the Strand and a nuu e American Koot } rientai Kestauran' ec Staats hats sate ee ings a ieutyrara purest and me | seu tbe marred. "Anyway, Vat te iartoun wn CHARITY. ! { ji ji nd within £0 mini conaab! 8 casting sheep's eyes at Jano, He | Mave been approache arn . New, Charming, Unique. (oats you to Danang Casnivet eee Gare ff |Nicholas Avenue, The palace is bulit|/5 Casting eheeb'® eves at Jane. te | ered what they'll, take. far tne JEWISH : Aturactivg gus Pref, és Pay like a giant icicle outside and ts deco-| Donald Mackehate recently directed] string of houses, One of ® WAR SUFFERERS BAZAAR | roundings and + master tatructor, Danciug Carnival, teaches rated inalde with paintings of Nort the making of #@ film while he stood | things the new concern will . TONIGHT | BROOKLYN. tentive service der bi jancing, ballet, te, fancy Jern iceflelds. Rustic cabins are used|in the snow, dressed in kilts, up in|to cut the fabulous sal ome of Grand Opening : — oney Good food. Tad) {for dressing rooms. ice space| Maine. You won't be surprised tho stars, GRAND CENTRAL PALACE, TAR*® 14 4'Hote Dinner, 60 easily accommodat ur hundr hear that lonald’s knees are all red The Heart of Paul the Mallas Lexington Av, & 46th St Cc ARMING WIDOWS Me lene ould it ar ters, A number of professional | from knocking together. film whieh Lhe nat the - ocd. 25 Cent EVERY SUNDAY, 2 BIG oe from 's 40°48 jskatera give exhil When the Whartons began to make| Strand the week of April 2, is to have Adm, 25 Cents A Cantral Palace bexIncTON AVENUE ‘460 ST intnenae 1 GRAND CENTRAL PALACE ‘*x: DANOIRG. CARNIVAL. ENTIRE CHANGEOF | SHOW EVERY WEEK B20 weeks undeviating success, Re: Largest Regular Patronage ver acquired by any other Theatre in New York, ty the Public's endorseme of Colnmibls Burlesque! Th Seat Li * GREAT CHORUS~ ALL GIRLS TWICE DAILY—POPULAB PBICES—SMUMING PERT PED. and ish ( | tors are on ha “JOLLY GRA TO BE SEEN AT OLYMPIC, | Bazaar Ang for Nighe tn The American Jewtsh Rell 4 fy totals $4, eash. 1 Je Los $10,000 Simonds and Lake wil! bring t | olly Grass Widows" Theatre, TH B'WAYS47°"'ST. Wa mes J. ie be La Th oc er will burlesque called ting In the | Jail.” | —_—--— JEWISH FUND, $3,675,784. | w Commit- d for war zone sufferers now 784, of which $3,113,496 18 in leveland, O., Federation of ities Naw sent $65,000, the ea committees $15,000, and 4 pine from Chicago and) i? * ners ak » for the rect ~ RADWAY’S READY RELIEF y 8 ia merchandise will be om sale by s,0u0 to teach beginners, |"“Hazel Kirke" for the Pathe ( a happy ending. ‘The tints!) was made Rooster programme, they had two ways—happy and sad. A num 7 yoy | build a stone grist mill, When it was|ber of newspaper men sw the film WIDOWS finished the camera man ground away |run at the Vanosc ithoes so did the mill, eda Bara, the so-called “vam re woman,” ts to write her day and then voted ish, The vote stood ) Irich flipped a i 1 Whee, how exciting question, ‘The hap Wot to the Olymp’ liam Nigh ‘has just co After the film wa rt navel Day was the x f honor pet Pete Sohmid waa all pew sit The dressing studio are named vens), Mabel Tal od to see her daughtor RADWAY & CO. togged out ina = - DALY'S ,,!" BURLESQUE. “Ina XN ar Sufferers Opens USED AS A | el LINIMENT For Over $150,000 Rheumatism Lumbago Sclatica, Neuralgia, Colds, Sore Throat. | Grip, 10 BEST SEATS TO LADIES CAT ALL MATINE! Sunday Concert 4", Mi-Carén 10¢ hy Moonlight Maids) | Mi-Caré will The B on Monday, Afternoon at 2 Exhibition of War Relics Entertainment Bridge, Tea Dancing Tickets, $1.00 4 ee eee ee reece CHARITY. me Festival | For the Relief of the War Sufferers OF prams Belgium Poland me Festival be en at ILTMORE March 27th, 1916 Night at 10 Masquerade of Nations Pageant of Famous Stars Prizes for Costumes Coronation King and Queea Tickets, $4.00 Ticket’ at McBride’s, Tyson’s and Mezzanine floor of Biltmore,