The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1916, Page 15

's fourtebnth music festival, @ first of the tri-city festivals In New \, with Anna d last night Alcock, Anton vat th wil to-morrow night on the followin festival A REMARKABLE TREE The Fiuid Distilled From It Heals and Soothes the Skin Along the shores of the Mediter- | Fanean Sea, on stony hillsides and in | waste places, grows a smell amon | Prickly cedar tree (see picture) that scientists call Junipe- rus Oxyced+ rus, From Neway the heart- wood of this tree is distil+ led @ brown- ish liquid having a dis- tinct odor ling For tar, hundreds of years peasants of in, Franco and Northern Africa ave used this ilvid to treat skin diseases both of man and of sheep, horses and other domestic ar 18, In more recent times this flu’ ealled Oil of Cade, and the Medical Prof on thire the world ems ployed it in treating eczema and roubles, It pos- a heal ng, soothir and curative ; when ap lied ‘to the skin, and secins to have been intended by Nature forthis particular e. Oilof Cade, combined with other beneficial drugs, is used in mak- |\Corinthian No. 1 the |} Rolls One Pin Behind Record ‘Theda Mora a surprise Friday. Nothing doing! SCHEDULE TO-NIGHT. was seorl wildly chasing a little Black Bass, Kerlin, EF, 0. B. Co, bald PAULL Mill etl fs Volunteers (2), Cresta, Arkunsas (2),|D00dle In Yonkers recently, It set West End, Sun St. John's Ly-|the whole town conversing. e 1 soci 2 Michael's Cath- Suitt, Bocial (4): Bt. Michael's Cath) Grace Valentine, Metro actresi olie (5), Orchard (4). Although the Bergman Corinthian No. 1 team, as expected, played the chief role in The Evening World free ico: he will announce Until then Anna Nilsson of the Pathe forces wants to do aeroplane duty in Mex- She's waiting for Funston to come up and sign her contract. headpin tournament at ‘Thum’s}| Mabel Taliaferro Is to act in @ White Elephant Academy last night, ; Metro picture called "The Snowbird.” they tost out for the high team trophy | Part of the time she'll have to wear by one pin, rolling a total of 610. trousers. Three members of this quint de the only fob scores for the evenin J H. Kracke rolled 110, Jimin Smith 10% and Mort Lindsey 1 Neuman tissed the headpin but on Sheldon Lewis had to 4 river for a scene in “The s|fecently. The camera balked, Mr. Lewis declined to repeat unless | jump into a Tron Claw” hut and got 101, while Paul's inferior ~ . os shooting for ‘an 84 score caused this | ‘he river was heated, crack team to miss the big prize, Mme. Olga Petrova, after complet- There are a number of first mte/ing a film called “The Scarlet Wom- clubs to be heard from before the an” for the Metro, has gone to Ber- tourney ends, and the Terminals’ 511) muda to rest daya of two weeks, record may still be beaten as well as | Edw " the high individual of 112 BOY lave “one a ae been putting W, H fotedict inet waeks Ti Javy Don thi some com : stunts for th vin Company “Frocks and Frills, a recent MeKim= Jorsener_oa | DOM picture, Is very fanny, i Teal) “The Clara Kimball Young Film out Corporation has purchased the ple- a of 65, 8, MePhee 73, 1, Berginan | tre rights covering Ro bers's novel “The Com Foun will act in th Dongran 83, Scheben S| rt W. Cham- on Law.” one. before the y is playing te camera In an elabe f Murger’a - Boheme She irsas Mimi. The oN Burke 00, A victure will b ed June 22, betel ete oe |. Doris k to be starred tn Senmidt | pictures after Juno 15. Miss Kenyon Werret /|Came to New York a few 16, €.| to sing, but the pictures ¢ ,Jand she has been doing we A forthcoming An nd reel) 81 42, @ Aor ing Cadum Ointment, the new skin 1», Bree 8, Ocenia bf | drama, “The « remedy. It stops itching as soon as : tell the story of a girl re epplied and begins the healing pro- No. 8—Bradden 74, Standt 8% 3.118 almost tricked cess immediately, If you have Becye 3p, Mason “beat” by a reporter for pimples, eczema or skin irritations of any kind, get a 2c. dox of Cadum Ointment today from your drugyrist. , | Probably the brownish fiuid from this remarkuble tree is the very thing your skin requires to be made well, SOK FE NENT REDUCTION SALE OF 88 NOTE mi; Sirach "The Barrer Kino” ivinget “BACLT MAIN, Chace tor tt World way be lett ap | easenger office im the city ramp plas’ ae over ent! seats 4 h D easily ke w t ivare the t foul, wich folds back ite place. at \ an ¢ ROLE? II an Me tion paper. Carl M, Le Vinese has Ig, the director of one of the 7 | com Ame n Santa w nasick, Nod making a ptetu HIGH TEAM SCORE. Carl Cool Big, two-fisted, aggressive men chew gum. It isa sign of energy and de- termination. And that is the spirit of America. That’s why gum chew- ing is a national habit. SMITH BROTHERS’ S.5. CHEWING GUM They know it relieves the throat and is a healthful habit. Made with the same ingredients and flavor as S. B. Cough Drops—famous since 1847. Made by the Mekers of SMITH BROTHERS’ COUGH DROPS Poughkeepsie, N. ¥. Cc igare Camels! freshing ! smokers Camels are sold every- where in scientifically sealed packages, 20 for 100; or ten pack- taste! ges (200 jae 2 > ‘Rttos)inaglassine. taste! paper-covereJ car- comeback! ton for $1.00. We strongly recor- mend this carton for the hon or office supply or when you travel. price | ba weeks ago uptured her porter who out of her big an opposi- deen made “Flying A" can Mutual Ho has alled “Four » wrote the s-h-ht HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, [ Motion Pteture Notes. | {THE NEW PLAYS| Marg iret Anglin in | “A Woman ot No Importance.” BY CHARLES DARNTON io € | TUPID people who imagine them- selves to be Intelligent when they say merely that Oscar Wilde's plays are “brilliant? have something to learn from Margaret Anglin, who, at the Fulton Theatre, makes “A Woman of No Importance” so human that clever, superficial tricks of speech leave no more last- ing Impression than a rainbow. In this play of no Importance Miss Anglin is, first and lust of all, @ woman, The real meaning of this re- vival is the survival of Marguret Anglin. She is one of the few *ell- bred, well-trained actresses of which our stage can boast. nin a play given up largely to Y people who talk far too cleverly to be true to lite, Miss Anglin founds @ note that makes a genuine appeal. This is all the more remark able in view of the fact that she plays that old-fashioned creature of the stage, a woman with a “past.” Life to Wilde meant posing in goclety, and the smaliness of his outlook 1s par- ticularly apparent in this play. Stilt, lit is entertaining to Hsten to the jsmart talk of the old English drawing room even in these days. Bat Mrs. Arbuthnot, with @ talkative son wno | did not inherit his father’s name, be- longs so much to the theatrical past that only an actress of fine instinct and equally fine powers could make her possible, Wilde's witty dialogue keeps the play in the air for an hour or go, and then Mrs. Arbuthnot appears ans @ dramatic figure and tries to keep her son from leaving her to act as the |secretary of Lord Illingworth, who secret the fact that he Is the boy's father, Instantly, in this scene, Mise Anglin makes a sincere appeal ond |clears the alr of epigrams. Sae is theatric only at the end of the second Ulingworth out of the room and she stands, grasping a ohair, with her back to the audience, This attitude is so melodramatic that tt robs the actress of the earlier simplicity she has shown. In every other respect Miss Anglin proves herself to be a most resourceful, sympathetic and in- telligent actress. She makes one feel the heartbreak of mother-love as no other woman on our stage could. It 1s a pity that her final scene with the boy should be marred by having the American girl, who 1s in love with Gerald, take a seat in the hall and listen to the whole story that the mother tells her son, The presence of Hester is in such bad taste that it de- stroys the dramatic value of the vital talk between mother and son. As a producer, Miss Anglin might eastly arrauge this awkward matter so that | the girl comes In just in time to catch the last word or two instead of all that is said, It is rather absurd, too, that Mrs, Arbuthnot should repeat, with a single change, words of Lord Ilingworth that she did not hear by explaining that the gloves left on the table are those of “a man of no im- portance.” Why not take liberties with Wilde just as a matter of com- mon sense, if nothing else? As for her acting, Miss Anglin ts admirable, It 1s beeause she is. so sure of herself, perhaps, that she has made Holbrook Blinn the star of her SEAN NTE ‘What you pay out your good money for is cigarette satisfaction—and you get it in This new cigarette is an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos that creates a delightful mellow- mild-body and a flavor as novel as it is re- Camels are so satisfying, and ealize so quickly that the value is in the cigarettes, that coupons or premiums are neither looked for nor expected | Cameis icave no unpleasant cigaretty after- They will not bite your tongue, will not parch your throat and will not tire your Smoke them liberally without any Prove cur word about Camels by comparing them puff-by-pult with any cigarette at any SA 7 R. 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The rest of the, Pt women are Impossible clally Alice | 0 Lindahl as Lady Stutficld, It is Miss Anglin, most of all, who makes “A Woman of No Importance” well worth see oo MAGISTRATE’S 5 QNSSTERS HANS SON WED. i fk 1916. — John of wis| Face and Neck, Whole Body Sore, Itching So Great Had to Tie Hands to Keep From Scratching, | HEALED BYCUTICURA str: mt SOAP AND OINTMENT “My sister had red ftehing eruptions iike imples which opened up and water came uit. Lor hands, face, and neck were mostly aifeeted but her whole body was sore, The itching waa so erat that I had to tle up her 2! hands to keep hee frou scratching. She waa very cranky and sho didn't sleep sanaas u all night. Samuel 0. M. Bartow and Mra.) ) mY } “Knowing that Cudcura Brown Married at Father's tome. | || \ Soap and Ointment bad the younger act of sactety since he was | Aa itine Gn pane graduated from Harvard last year, was \ Ouicare beep ead eaebelt married to Mra. 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