The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1916, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916. - |, smten mod saeete “by Cant By ane *HELLO, NEW YORK,” “FALL OF A NATION” ‘| AMUSEMENT PARKS ca PHOTOPLAYS, | PHOTOPLAYS. PHOTOPLAYS. _ Piays fe or the [freon Wednesday night. ‘the piece] COLUMBIA'S NEW SHOW. FILM DEFENSE PLAY. OPEN FOR SUMMER. is in two acts, with the scene of the |first in Newport and that of the sec-} ‘The summer season at the Colum-| The character of Virginia Holland! pajjsades Amusement Park opens! ' V 7 Coming eek, jond in Vienna. The story concerns | big Theatre will begin Monday after-|in Thomas Dixon and Victor Her-|itq geason to-day with many new at- \title hunting mother who corrals a | ; wont |Count®for her daughter, When the|oon when a new burlesque in two) bert's national defense play, “THE tractions, Over three city blocks have! 5 " omes to Max-| Count learns that he has been bought] acts called “Hello, New York,” writ- | Fall of a Nation,’ 4s said to bel been adde “Merry ” rue TEMPEST com rend jand paid for he revels, only to capit-|ten by Junie McCree, will be pro- modelled on a noted Suffragist fas | orne wie to the Merry ia tes ine Elitott’s The on Mon ulate In the end when he finds that} duced. The acones represent Chatham ious for her wit and beauty, who is| 220 Whip.” @ thrilling ride, is one | day night in “A L the girl really loves him. The cast} Square, a stretch of Fourteenth be rs , t of the features, @ comedy by Cyril Harcourt. includ Sa ies tari be Street, the lobby of the Hotel Aled 7 wba Leh Ldwdie "| rhe formal opening of George C. 4 1 have the role of | W8¥, Grace Bield, Tom Lewis, Jo Alpin, the exterlor of the Columbia|the play she is misled by the peace |imiyoure sto Miss Tenipest will have the role of! i Young, Thomas Conkey, Donald] Tneuire, the Public Library, the PIA | party until she becomes an wowitine| TENG Will take pihee heRe st Coney | @ Novelist who, in search of material! MacDonald, Mabel Josephine Harris, | form at the New York side of Brook- | e Auth of | aid of @ gigantic conspiracy against | To-morrow the park will be open for| u or for a new book, advertisis for a hus-|Dan Quinlan, Donald ¢ Rene] iyn Bridge and Luna Park. Besides | |the benefit of the thousands expected | band, notwithstanding the fact that} Detling and Josie Intropldl these there is to be shown the exter. | Amertcan freedom. After the foreign | / ie nunc.) Ok tad tipus Ls! rs “THE BIRTH OF A NATION’ she is already engaged. Two of the . for of the Capitol at Washington, ¢! limperiatiats havo captured America, AS . j didates for her hand prove to be|,, The Lambe’ All-Star Gambot_ will | fanciful scene depicting the revelries this modern Joan of Arc realizes her : ee ee ere ere. |take place at the Metropolitan Opera}of Hallowe'en, called “Poppy,” and | error and organizes an oath-bound | «Pp REPA REDNESS NIGHT” & Wealthy explorer named Corkoran) Houge on Friday night and Saturday | the exterior and interior of a subma- | order of women, called the Daughters) cas os s butler. By appealing to her|afternoon and night. “When Mr. dancing of Jael, who turn the tables on the! AT’ DANCING CARNIVAL,| tion for adventure, the buth kespeare Comes to Town" wililand vaudeville acts will intro- | invader and restore the United ee] ils upon Miss Vere to attend eal & minatrel first part in a new|duced. The company, of which Lew | of America. ‘ 3 ‘ tea tn the kitchen of Corkoran's hom with Frank Tinney as Othello, 4 Mt Lorraine Huling is to be seen as| “Preparedness Evening” will be Corkoran discovering the fuct tries to y Bernard as Shylock, William Yon Ten. the heroine, The role of the pre-|celebrated to-night at the dancing induce her to join him in the dining- | Norris Hamlet, Charles J. Ross a8 brooke, Ernest Otto, Eileen Sheridan, , Paredness advocate and afterward! aeniyal in the Grand Central Palace, oom with other friends, but she) himself, Will West as Bot-|Ameta Pynes, Nettie Nelson, Tom |leader of the American rough riders) 1. ing has been done to accom- eludes both and ex apes to her own!tom, Robert B, Mantell as Touch-|0' ba Thomas |is played by Arthur Shirley, lmodate @ great number of apecial rooms. Complications arise when her/atone, Joseph Herbert aa Malvollo,| Rell, C _—~— uests. ‘The new epring decorations fiance discovers her with two club Mack as Romeo and Jeffer- | ms large chorus. bo THE TEMPTERS” frelnde 20,000 rose: : Mows. In the supporting cast will be lis and Frank Doane as vaudeville division will be Bud Sny i i . Graham Browne, Lilian Cavanaga, |the two Dr . Phomes A. Wise and! der and company, the Four ‘OBrien | AT OLYMPIC THEATRE. Daisy Belmore, Sybil Frisbee, Ruth! many others will alao appear in this Brothers, Pynes and McCarthy, the i] TO BREA Draper, Beryt Mercer, Henry War-|number. In for Lamb,” | Great Martelle and a short skit called | 1 in tet witk, Rex MacDougall, Harry Lain-/ 4 terpsichorea’ Julian El-| "the submarine Drama.” An ali-| Patrons of burlesque will parttet- | bert ‘and Algernon Grieg tinge wil y summer run of "Hello, New York,” ia| pate In a voting contest at the Olym- UP A COLD nd Musical Play,” 5 ie to determine who is the most “Molly 0," an opereitiy with book|“Imitations of Great othe | Planned ld use at once RB & @ PILLS, The popular girl in “The Tempters,” the coming attraction. At the Friday | TONIC LAXATIVE erte ce the girl who h yA i age Le eo remove thé poison products saigat They Feceived tho greatest gumber of | Tiny women strengthen the action and iyrics by Harry B. ‘and Robert|Lambs' Septette, "Ten Minutes of “GLORIA’S ROMANCE” = Grand Opera,” with Otto Goritz and AMU f Albert Reiss; ‘The Model,” a dra- OBE MAY 22. wre matic playlet by Byron Ongiey, and AT GL “A Night at the Lambs,” will be ‘The latest Billie Burke serial pte- votes will be awarded a id prize. 4 in . ther features. “Married for a Day," a travesty on |0f the liver and tone up the stomach, | Ladies the Daytime iw gins, . ture, “Gloria's Romance,” in process| “Uncle Tuin's: Cabin” and "Cirous | Use as per direction slips found in Arnold Daly will take “Bean Brum-| of filming at the George Kleine) Life” will given, The company | each, box. ‘Tiirkish and Russian h temala will be. added on Monday|Globe Theatre on May 22, The Eve-| Everett, Fern Wayne, Mile, Faustina, | Expert Swedih 1 Maseeur. night to “Ziegfeld’s Midnight Frolic,” | ning World will publish the story of|Nonie Reynolds and twenty chorus Sp the New Amsterdam Theatre. | this serial each week on Saturday. | girls. Ladiesand Gentlemen bhi ‘The Globe will show the various epl- | ear = “DO YOU SWIM? ‘ON THE MEXICAN BORDER? | °°%en 1". weekly instalments, 1 THEATRES. “Gloria's Romance” is & motion pic- AM: teTPM, PLAY AT THE LEXINGTON, | ture novel of twenty epinodes, written | 222M wt: ~ ~ Ladin 10.30 Bhi fhe ny by Mr, and Mrs. Rupert. ‘Hughes .M. .M. ‘ THEATRES SINOTEEET Me ae acelat “on the Mexican Border,” a spectac-| Mite Burke is supported by Henry: & LEXINGTON AVE. N) ular melodrama, wil be the attraction | Roselle, Frank Belcher, William T. EEN ONE lO AACA “You Like at the Lexington Theatre, with mat-| Carleton, Frank McGlynn and Jule Rl iv N mell” to the Thirty-ninth Street Thea- includes Bertha Gibson, Max Field, Gentlemen ot Night tre on Monday night. Studion for the past six months, willl Sidney Rowers, George ‘Betta, Will- AND AL! ¥ SUNDAY. The Royal Marimba Band of Gua-| have its New York opening at the) jam Harris, George Harrington, Rath & 100 and 25¢ Box, ines On Tusaday, Thursday aad Wate | PUNE? N ANNOUNCEMENT! . . The opening episodes were staged) The Lexington Theatre announces the commencement of its Sum- [N urday, The play tells of John Swift-| e+ Palm Beach, and are said to con- | Stock Season. The Lexingion Players will preaent a series |N wind, an educated Mexican Indian,|tain striking pictures of Manhattan's | N of intensely intersating melburainas and ofher well Known ploye who is assistant surgeon in the United | fashionable winter colony, the mom- | N "4 ronular prives States army pont in Douglas, Aris, He|*r8 of which took great delignt in|) WEEK BEGINNING pois aatia A NIGHT AT 8. 15 suspects the chief surgeon of the pont | Perying a lexrtnal for dance, tea | N of inocvlating @ half-breed Mexican | PC)y And Tee hercine of the|N woman with typhus og . the heroine of the the Gistame, The Gk tale, in a wealthy society girl, the pene - “ daughter of a prominent banker,/ qhom he now believes dead. Walle on | eaey to rant her slightest wish oF A PRESENT Dat DRANA OF OR SOLDER Bors the way to the post the stage coach Is | humor her every whim. As the story IW WAR:RIDDEN MEXICO. attacked by Mexican bandit 4 he | Charming girl, youthful and vivacious, the jife of a young sirl. Heleven hoydenish at times, but wholly |N ? ; e . A PRESENT bewitching always. Later the aceno|R wie x ~ aN and marries het. Bhe accl 1 ghitts to gecene! Drive, New York. |R spi ital . i HOLMES and jects typhus germs, but reco’ ler husband contracts the fever “SINS OF MEN” h Swiftwind, disgusted with civilisation, returns to his own people, where he AT THE ACADEMY. learns that they are planning to at- Le bea Dale as Arey » He} “Sins of Men,” the William Fox lecides to ride to 8D the alarm, but dies on his horse. His Sesiepredlas hi prmopsd hag raided place is taken by another, who saves ee oeeatet | NNIGHT: | the post. Presents Stuart islelaned and Dorothy | AIIGH 20 wate oe Bernard as stars for the first time, A taste bailar rie owt, | PROCTOR AND PALACE Tho story ts based on a new re- |" VAUDEVILLE BILLS.) iF 0ig,calicd Séyeclt a ANCING CARNIVAL |) ce eee cl ‘Bt. self-love and supreme It is that of an old German | For the early part of next week an|Philosopher, Wilhelm Schumann. 7 ——|“all_ girl” programme will be given] Honumenne, Publisher Seribner, is | ra KK at Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre./advertien the atrunne philoceie (2|| LYCEUM wah. r G fare! 256 2," of the entertainers will be|the old German. On their way home werk | That Bred intr ae cand Jj pread Ruin the Blossom Seeley in new songs, Cath-|Schumann rescues a child, later STH ST. ns ee \ fcerario Lexington Av. Use 3 rine Hayes and” Sabet Jonnson.iajnamed (Hone, from cher drunk ik ; Siiieve cere be Directe JAMES VINCENT are my “Childhood Days” and Black and|takes the child into thelr home a BOOTH $2.5 (20% oe Children Mont Cena Dama! al Pitta" er Presented It deals are. CONTINUOUS FROM 7 F. M. | ‘ White, girl acrobats, Proctor’s Fifty-| servant. She becomes the conquest int te Street Theatre will have, in Se amen lg nerespoe. her erchant of nice | tion to a movie feature, Sidney} father goes to the home ichu- : yang %|mann and kills him, Wit Toe, Ell Forres Lye Harding : — and company in “In the 1 BROADWAY Bay LBROADWAY MT Re: chs) Al Sls 25¢-50 Se Tr GLOBE fucarer @ ches,” heading the vaudeville COMMENCING TO-MOBRO' WAY 422 5 & ——_ For the latter part of the week] VARIED OFFERINGS SESSUE HAYAKAWA. j IE [Parca | SSS WH, neg Way: BeaTEegg tome as imme mall be the feature AT LOEW THEATRES. || [yj EGF ren 1 FROLIC] Ree ¥"GOOD" EDDII IE GRAND CENTRAL PALACE | Zheatre will nt the Belmont] ‘The Three Keatons in a comedy || LIBERTY i CASINO Hirsy & 30 8.9.13, tate qt 8 Pic hit e ‘i Use 40th Gt, Katrance, | hpniie’ i soneeiigent monkey; Fox |#ketch will make thelr first appear- saree apes bn i BL Saas, cteoit The Fer Vrlborgesas, 4 a Bul NOWA Moti “All this wee MADISON | Welles, cometiians, and Sidney |4nce as headliners at Loew's Ameri- Ht cAWT nN SS Bit HE UE PARAD IH LEAN. Lee ane SENET ’ Titel [ARS Ae co eey toed terete. | week lien fail be ange ot next" ANDLEK wis Veda tats 20 wea"ana tet” 8 | _ CHARITY, PICTURE SSe SQUARE |i street theatre on Monday wili|and company (n“The Bagage Man‘ || [TCHX BARRYMORE ts | enol ssce KATIN KA | ar |be “stander,” with Bertha Kalish, A|Charlie Chap‘in in “The Floorwalker” pus Ss T I CE Fitwortn 0’: GARDEN |,etancer.” witnire will oe shows | will be showa et Loew's New Thestre Metis || Punch & J Sata ere eaio| | GEE YOURSELF IN THY Movies. SCN, Ovn and Annex Monday and ‘Tueada: Tae wins” S42 Oe pictures today and soe, yourself ea |°"The bill at the Palace Theatre will|‘'69" will be the feature at Loew's TREASURE ISLAND 5 M et a fawant i “tare Susprce Jinclude Willard Mack in “An Eye for] Yorkville German ‘Theatie, | Two Pe ’ 8.90, MteTo-day & 9 athe F veWN an a aes Tb ae tambon ‘ant company te “the and. “bie Gachamiges with “Arnold fh We OF se iu Tomorrow at 8.15 o’Clock © Feud Girl?” ra ae pare, [at aie” tantstenalinttge nT” freee See nits nod Ws ae Be Of PE ahe, Pre TTe: (corr ” CORT "=: “Law a AN EVENING IN STARLAND—30 BIG ACTS BN Strout Rather” Pretoria. (4 ‘NEWS NOTES OF MOT ION PICTURES, CRITERION tape th | [Loe mo rnold DA Y Special Performance for Benefit im > f RIBPODROME SOF MOTION PICTURES, Vactu| fouvieeaeg, nes| NEWSBOYS’ SUMMER C atinees Today’ and Mow PREG.“ “ao PRCT, Bio! matt The following artists Will appear: HARE Pearl White says she isn't to marry, palm for the Actors’ Fund a check ay, Hie SB. » quit worrying. tor Lf contribute HOLBROOK’ HIP-HIP-HO OR AY *alanche Yurka, recently leading! , 8, eet Mee Anti N Gi L i iN - iB LINN }]-~~~~-~-VAUOEvViLLE. WORLDS GREATEST SHOW woman for E. H. Sothern, may 40] Fox offices, hails from Northeast, {UDSON OF NO IMPO! ance. EAM BOATS, is ates SPOONER ° 5 Pa. Her maiden name was Ruth DSON tht went rey! ESSS AT THE LOWEST PRICES | ities Leslie, ia ‘The Gaumont press | department . ° peor Omrrene proudly anapunces, shat Lucille, Catt guctensre re ne te eta The Cinderella Man SUNDAY TRIP has blond hair that reaches to her A company has bee CONGHORE YF, 355,38) yent 23, 30 |STADIUM « 8 CI Gly AMET Nee, which is Important, 4 tru their home town, Cl tine, Wad. Bat. 61.80 MAY 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 }..{5,, |. Lee Ochs of the Motion Picture Hx.|KROWN as the Reserve ‘Photoplay. LEO DITRICHSTEIN sa i een Ha hibitors has a new theatre. That's Dizon, F, tale. Maurice Sommers is bar comedies, eB wann GREAT LOVER,” CALIB AN: vinox ty bo pianist at the theatre, ‘That's| The firet of the “Lucile, the Wait- GE West #28,0t, Bim ot 813. . | Up the Hudson to Newburgh, Beacon, Poughkeepsie and return, $1.00, 1A) ROO s. "s. Vaterland Band (21 Pieces) The Biltmore’s Kalaluhi Orchestra Str. P1 comedies being made by Direc- ‘i a Auspices of New York Newspapets and Theatrical Managers. és e Aubieenrare, Commis, Navin | My gai will be the first of the| tor Willam (Bul) Halley for the Uni- rain AND WARMER {o" Playa Changed Dall TICKETS 50 CENTS TO $2 Benj. B. Le ROME LTT |onumon tte the first of the | versal, is about ready. "A big feature Nir, Oth A “ig ¥ aver se On Box Office, Hotels, and Ticket Agencles Odell” will be released on May 25.¢ There'll | of these films will be Ike, the gihakspere’s ry o 0 Old Bol i Now on Sale at the Box gai peodeeml icket Agencles. le . ibe a new one every two Weeks after cockroach, nes wee, YITEMP PEST . Pinal GET YOUR SEATS TO-DA’ atin aad ranks; Tulette of the Thanhouser- 80-75e., $1 & $1.60. Oe toe |Biuelt aoe sore, & Nine Seri or Suke 1 rm 5g Freaks Mutual forces, is one of the smallest te, Tues,, Thurs, & Fri, at 3, 25.5075$1, "Thea.d4th,W.of B "I 195 stars in captivity. She is about 6 fect || 4 ABA ||| SHUBERT stein ane dio An tall and welghs in the neighborhood HARRIS ‘writin Thh8: |LOEW’S | NEW YORK teearex | IMETROPOLITAN fiorne He MORE WEEKS 9.30 A, MB ough a communication hurried to ffice, the writer of this depart- pnt has learned that William Far- NEXT . MAY 10, at 2.15 lent nesta , Mum, the Fox star, is actually fishing | of 100 pounds. Tn film circles ahe. 18 wS mond carey, $09. i 1 ALC STAR Cpanel 4) rs for trout out in California. |” [sometimes known us the kneo-high- Grand Pipe Organ—symphony Orchentre, MUSICAL and tg dustin, Mansiy P| | mus \ ie office employees ol ‘athe’s New Ppl i 4: a ~ "THE HEART OF CONKY IsLAND, — |York exchange have. sent. thos s Chaplin, of whom you may ‘ a NOVELTY BENEFIT Sor HERN WF T'WERE KING | | CENTRAL HUDSON LINE! \ che pedi charge of the Motion Picture Cam-, have heard, plays the violin now and COLONIAL, DAYS, WE f For apa Aig? ge AMERION ie EXT WE the, k~WEEKOF MiaYVi8 | ane ieearieina PENS SAVRDAY, eee t cavorting around " a” CO. 00 sieht K— n MAY 20 before the camera. He also compo! 83 1 - —— i Hate. ne ‘or the benetit of two ——— ; eile AMUSEMENTS. ~|muale. Very frequently he wil ANGELO BABA, ° LE ae puis Oy wi SE MAY 22 AY RIVER \ own compositions, and yet hi ~_ Seve Peg Ay au LLANT, L popular fellow. ‘ulton Sts,’ . eRgun itAttnguichet 4 4 for a benelit af Briviah sie rues, onc pret Gov. Wnitenee a letter of] BELASCO ists itn aia ite AN! G cay oe sit om Whit will be for the Actors’ Pond of mers IN E Christman-Wheeler Censorship bill.|{ THE BOOMERANG Nei ACC =— : ALBANY Day Luan He expres ee th opinion that if there FOR SALE. All Service Daily Except sunda: P should be iy, na’d Engag't Iti direst | Dal pula through a Fe measure, ___ BURLESQUE. en S + pecial Ne je Announced | SAGO ce BES ad ovat Ming, Watebes, Cate sateen i During the week of May 23 ma: 7 ny) = @ |New York and Albany eiagitll of the leading figures in the acreen ay 000 see8, $1 & $1. 50 arc ad Albany “accepted, Musio, * ee world will appear in person at tho| 14ST. 000 Sets 1 Restiromes Ries 8 10 0. sta Ww. 494 ae, | Rialto Theatre. It is to be Actors’| 5 Ms land Pea ed vegnuers | Fund week at 3. L. Rothapfel’s new | WEAR tail Hees ous @ res vit Desbreave ae Tom Moore, on, i xs AVE eee ees > a P ir ad artiel SI ‘ " |r ullty? tn 4 SMALL DEPOSIT}! WEEKLY All oat. oF foun: clew aS ATORIML, EVENING LINE — Leave ant him to R W ry etalk for men and women |) Talgries Tae ily for eir stories PRUDEN) LEQ Ree Oven tn he le with Day Eee, . A peralst- v | 7 p Moore dressin, 7 a | Upt - - iS room at the Arrow studio recently aon |] Wertd'a “nations “otion, 188 fy Rater yok: f ik CAST id shoved some manuseript at the | i. Fulton Wert, 125th, Stand. World's jh as Me iC \ BS i 01 way, Office, Ww iit cs ee ‘How muc | you #ive me for | eat preouiyn, for D0. days \ this scenario ked the persistent | following the printing of the .O8h, FOUND AND REWARDS, WertleGmneDty ten yards’ start,” snapped : m of vord ‘ouring ¢ % ph Yan: Coney ‘The other fellow took im Bt ig eae alg | tw as 4