The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1916, Page 13

’ F ful group of six pictures In the Van- derbilt Gallery. ‘These include fig@pe pieces and one landscape, Allied Artists Of America 3d Annual Showing * The third annual exhibition of the Allied Artists of America, which opened at the Fine Arts Building, No. 215 West Fifty-seventh Street, on May 2, will be continued until May was recently purchased for installa- tion in the Brooklyn Museum, con- tributes a strong portrait and an ad- mirable landscape showing a moon- light on Ausable Lake. ne portrait of “Lola,” by Howard . Renwick, is executed in high key, 26. The ‘catalogue contains 399 an the color scheme, numbers, green and yellow, is well conccived Benjamin and happily wrought out. Kopman has a delight- Arthur Crisp contributes two pie- | tures, One of Them is based upon the “| DON'T SUFFER a blue kimono, whose face ia in a|B0&Fd of Trade, There will be alten by Mr. Beban and Lawrence Mc- well modelled profile, and she is seen | PAtade of film favorites down Hroad-|Clusky. The actor will appear as an 99\in contemplation of a Mower filled | W*¥ from Columbus Circle each day |{talian grocer. NY MORE contatter, | before the opening. The close will Paul Gordon, who is to act in Ann E t Albert's “Snow Chad Hills | be at IL o'clock every night Murdock’s play, “Suki, at the it ie ah whan andeving:¢ snow, Phe eastern end of the Garden hax [coum Theatre early In the fall, wilt) “Feel Like a New Person,’?|'°"! ch#:mingiy deveioved, and the fe'gaid to be the hnrgeat servon in the | "Carter De Haven, who is being ail 9 ldenuded trees, that harmonize most | world, Lt will seat two thousand peo: inys at Universal Ne says Mrs. Hamilton. admirably with the presented scene, Back of the theatre and extend- axaphone and The well painted by De Witt M, Lockman, Tho flesh tints are happily handle and the dress fabric is very delicately expressed, The tapering fingers of the woman are skillfully painted. Gustave Wicgand’s three land- scapes, numbered 113, 114 and 115, are all good, “Midsuinmer—Hiue Mount c, N.Y." is perhaps tho best of New Castle, Ind.—"From the time 1 was eleven years old until I was seven- TS teen I suffered each ¢ in bed. I had head. monthso Thad to be * ache, backache and Hl cramp doub month, 1 know what it was water strongly tu be easy a minute, England Home." by Alson My health was all | kinner Clark, is a good registry of | wn and the | brick house, me any good. A neighbor told my mother about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I took it, and now I feel like a new person. IJ don't suffer any more and I am regular every month.”—Mrea, HAZEL HAMILTON, 822 South 15th | ¢ St. | When a remedy has in the foreground. are cast effective! WH, Ledyard in the showing, is w d for forty | steadily growin popularity | In : ‘ie OF Ihe i *, and thousands upon| show piety that by Paul women der they owe | Neyer, eas “A Bermuda s , it not reason: plendid conce f to it, is it) not) reason: Mg fe dint ol is an article of |, Joseph H. Boston, whose portrait } of the late Prof. Franklin W. Hooper introducing ing to a close, another one Is to open ballet, and the other;shows a girl in| “Portrait of Mrs. HC. RA" 6 + booths will be Pennayl- very It intro- | hit BIG MOVIE EXPOSITION TO OPEN AT THE GARDEN Theatre to Seat 2,000 at Eastern End, With Largest Screen in the World. Movie fans are getting their fill of | films these days, Just as the expost- tion at Grand Central Palace is draw- F i The Mutual has booked a total of $1,210,000 worth of business on Chap- in pictures, and it’s all in America. The foreign business Is yet to com Victor Moore and Anita King will shortly begin work on their second picture for Paramount release, It will be called “Hot Water,’ Has a surgeon the right to operate on his own wife? raised in “Puppets of the Pathe “Who's Guilty?” series. George Beban is soon to be seen in a picture called “Pasquale,” writ- ,at Madison Square Garden at 3 o'clock ‘to-morrow afternoon, tb continue | Until Sunday night, May 14, under | the direction of the Motion Picture lison Avenue © Will be give trance, up to n each located Above these booths there will exten a twenty-foot promenade and back ‘ond row of booths, where exhibitors will display everything per- taining to the motion picture industry Sunday will be Act und 1 and each of the other days will be| tent among Word was received in New Yi st night thet Lizaie Conway, mntly of the Edison Stock Com died in Milwaukee of a atomach nent. She was sixty-seven years old, Before going in for film work whe gained an enviable reputation on the THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, LA a Radial the author had pl It, Matitnted by J. Blinks" he replied, Figuratively speaking, the director (Bink) went ecceient Teaae McCu every day. and bigoted, tod, Suc’ yar, sot. in the way. should know screen, 1916, ritten by J. pin the air, |Seventh Regiment, Major Cen. censors,” said man who makes films hey're | orant, stily boar The public | P: what it wants on the The public should handle the Next day Ike Leg one called Gutter S Queen and Opium Bi “We don't need the: forty-five years’ servi Guard of Now York, wae Ni 4” ” glency as commandini hich he ¥ refum Much More Pleasant More Pelatable More Convenient than Oil For aia pare A Clearance of 143 Misses’ Suits at $23.50 Regular stock prices $29.50 to $35 Most remarkable values at their former ieee and at these il edo, such values are without precedent. 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