The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1916, Page 5

SEER ER CRITTER ERENT IGE ~ORRRRETEREER THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1916. THE NEW PLAYS Boralfuni f"here wth both feet and frheatey when We mate "NF EN ape MOTION PICTURE NOTES fers Aleve the Torr he fe FAT REDUUTION all hei . ; n ar Margaret Farrell, who has @ | Pearanee, He imitates birds and a deal in common with Adele Rowland, | score of other living things. He was “Step This Way” With Lew Fields. put the true Irish spirit into her Der: | recalled again and again, Hin identt- formanoe and knocked out a clean hit i otande @ sayetery, bet BY CHARLES DARNTON flower song very prettily. She is a!famous dog, ran upon the stage, ON'T watch your step in “Btep| nice girl, who should be encouraged | wagging his tail proudly, After ench fication with @ song called “Kelley.” Miss ’ Farrell has The freshness of a sham-| this won't affect him in carrying off ve h ice to | This Way,” at the Bhubert eee atfor Your ie was her) atunt Ne was roundly applaudet Charlie Chaplin in a strong move rock and the charm of a daisy. Beth/the honors for the remainder of the Theatre, for you're bound to) good fortune to have Joho Charles , “Pollee,” and a nu Lydy (not at all cockney) made 4) tirgt nef of thie week. stumble head over heels into laugh-| Thomas as a singing mate. His ex-| comedy calle ESE HOBSONS’ IN |: GARBAGE WARFARE, Invaders Tried in Vain to Bot- tle Up Richmond Creek Allce Niece, who acts in vogue! te In addition to @ acore embracing | comedies, has Med a protest with her {P more than forty themes, Victor La |management. She obiects to playing ¥ Wwasherwoman roles, In her last four Lactic nd aad eae ateR Ort Be pictures Misa Niece has been a lady music for several songs which will be | or tha tub, and she thinks that’s| sung while “Civilization” Is being | enough. shown at the Criterion, $9 9-96-8-64.995-.44.58-084 clan. No It capuaily ime, ¥ most pleasing impression as Mrs. Oe ie en ace hus| “Bowl Wow!” and suspen, the Maurice Tourneur, the Paragon di- | iy is about to assemble scener: and other necessities ira -star World Film — production, | pleasant tte, ‘ ble which he will der the super: | fective, pure, harmless 4 snake under the super: | priainal Bresceptions Ti Thomas Dixon's new film, “The Fall of @ Nation,” has already been put in book form, The new picture will begin an engagement at the Lib. | Meh he wil a eee vision of William A. Brady, ‘3 Mao Marsh, the Triange star, has |p /tess akents are rockless men ° >| one cellent baritone won him enthusiastic | ber of othe: completed « book of poetry and has] Tk Terrv Ramsaye of the Mutual, | serpron be Sern ton areas, Zou step that way |recognition, Hut he should cultivate clase variety programme, oo | submitted “it tor a. publisher, she (fF Instance, He announced that a ge tent pogtonlt ‘ y programm a7 A 4 With Old Barge with Lew Fields, In short, this ver~1n sense of humor before indulging in wants it distinctly understood that teh iM a ve lira Ab OO the tor Barge, Q | ston of “The Girl Behind the Counter”| the exclamation, “And still we send amgoae <rmrepd she didn’t write the poems, They |Ghaplins birthday a National holt: | one ARR IEEE 3 should keep New York laughing] all the way to Africa for ivory!” ROBERT MANTELL WINS were sent her by admirers, ot Ae i UM — If anybody thinks that grim visagea 3] throushout the summer. And here's | ee eee a eae Chatiea Ju.| NEW SCREEN HONORS IN |. To-neht, at the Strand, Jonn Phittp | "Hitt, Hurke to seen in several of SAFETY FIRST Barbage war has smoothed his Ble funny thing that has nothing to/ dels acted an first aid to Mr, Fields in| = ss SPIDER AND THE FLY.” tine: and & committee representing the gowns which constitute her $40,- | nec” Ai'the unite conter, et 4 wrinkled front down on Staten Island ¢ do with the case in general: Lew|the more strenuous comedy gonnes. * [rent™a loving cup to Carl Edouarde, | 0 Ver caieeas Meet Geel a fe making a big mistake. Yester- © | Fields has grown etout to the degree| Henry Bergman seemed to de! id musical director there, for doing his | ent of “Gloria's Romance” on dis- a ‘was a day of seeming tranquillity | ¢ of cultivating a double chin, fen hates Chara Gan mana wate hee “The Spider and the Fly.” with! quty, oe ea ___ THEATRES, a] perhaps to-day will see no ovort,| 3 This hard-working comedian could) was discreet and pleasing, Curi-| Robert B. Mantell and Genevieve! ‘Thomas H. Ince has invited 126 REE ICT a { gétion done, but take it from one who | 2 not have chosen a@ better time for|ously enough, Ernest Torrence, who | Hamper as the stars, is the offering | ministers and rabbis to attend the BUSY MONTH FOR TRIANGLE, 4 \a@ watched this struggie from the| «> starting the soda fountain that raised |#cored_a humorots Alt with “The | at the Academy of Music for the first first presentation of his film, “Civill- a New Amsterdam 424 3 é sh t of the He ‘The. | Only Girl,” fatled to be at all funny/ naif of the week. The scones are ”#t!on,” at the Criterion, Friday night, oat ‘Ske Hertert T mr jegianing, the awful war ts only en- | 2 Homma, the root © Herald Bquare The-| a4 squasic, r Crane Wilbur, Horsley star, ts to frea’s Last ; ering upon its most destructive phase | > TALMADGE, atre in the old days. Once more it) Mr, Field put his whole comle soul taken in the West Indies and depict| saorinco beauty for reallam in “The Mery Dives of Wisdeor 1 ight now. carried everything before it, Mr,|into Henry Schniff, an ingly | the life of a young man, @ drunkard, | wasted Years,” a Mutual masterpiece,| June releases by the Triangle promise le “Step This Wi e who reforms and to a He ts to wear @ rd and walk | rare i. re fans, BAward P. Doyle's ten mon, out on $ ry Fields again qualified as an unoivil| made “ tT ay” the funniest goes parish long bea: treats for moving picture fa: Heertetta how t My 4 Pry Croaman | Sit | nie | ite vail from their late attempt to do a | 606664: engineer. The beauteous creatures | *"°w !n town. priest to study under him. All is — ‘umped over Uke Father Maite sim angie Fine arial | —— 5 pietut admirers for Wobson on the Merrimac trick in the who called for chocolate got more study until he meets Queen Blanche lary Miles Minter, the ii N Taimads bes nd yaters of Richmond Crick, thus) _yorms Talmadge, geen in one flthan was coming to them, and Mre,|“FOLLIES OF PLEASURE” | ot “tho Halt of Folly.” with whom ho| qmorican-Mutual star, Was miven a | cere yao Tm Cortes Seo te ZIEGFELD hae es saa Mockading Lake Island, where the at, reat ee dew: Sere Henry Schniff came in for a blowing-| INVADES THE OLYMPIC | falls deeply in tove, and that's where |ioving cup by some of her friends re-|front with La MM CON IG HT OF ik 7 iI = uel in vitath 4 an | "Re M. farbage contractors’ men are trying | work on the first Triangle feature to|¥P that broke all domestic records. AND SCORES HEAVILY. the piece gete ite title. cently. An invitation. td spend Regele Mixes I uglas Fairbanks pre-e A © erect a disposal plant, have fooled |be made at Triangle's new Eastern} All the ald fun was found in the play, “Manager Joba Banit we J one Tee atited her Settee ste would | onthe screen, “AG. Innocent ‘Magda: ABE ION Sa gh he enemy by scattering where no | Studio new piece by Edgar Smith. Incl-| Ciydo Bates and the “Follies of| tained the services of Autumn Hall,| “The Blg Scoop,” @ newspaper iene! aforde. Lian Sisk what thany ION SALE of se (mount of ecouting can find them.|~) dentally, Mr, Fields fell back upon| Pleasure” invaded the Olympic The-|the “Venus of the Violin,” who en-[atory, i being filmed by the Unt« |(noqnese coportnnite tt Wet went ae hey are under $250 ball apiece, any- and let her bow ewing free with the /hig fanitiiar restaurant scene, with|atre on Fourteenth Street last night | tertains in a charming manner, versal, with Sydney Hracey ané/pim star. tow, and that will hold them for | 0d tide. {ts troupe of untrained waiters, in{and they will play at that house for _ b while, 60 far as any more attacks) Te ten men carefully removed her | which Vernon Caatle figured, long be-|the rest of this week, Bates, well PHOTOPLAYS, co scutties and snuck ashore, think-|fore he turned his dancing steps|known to the lovers of burle: LACE ds on ene ae ae 1 the island are concerned. a ‘s burlesque as oh tale incr ing that she would sink across the | toward fame and a snug little fortune.! sum Bum,” le pl chief fe: ACL ATC, . ent folks * playing the ohie! 9) 4 Dae ccsion wis soe are talking of | channel and thus keep scows loaded |That tough-looking waiter of mild| mating parts. THe ts good comedian AVIS RSI ALP ITR TRA nce Hobson sank tho Merrimag in|™!th bullding material for the pro-/epecch wus ugain on the job, and the/and well earned the applause show- 2 aD posed garbage plant from passing up |high cost of living found its reflec-| (req upon him last night. th dea eeee enesenuage Harbor |e, Lake Island, But, alas! Police | tion In the lighting system. Dot Leighton and Violet Hilson are das such a feat of derring-do been at- Is in striking C.t. Tully and his sleuths pinched| Scores of pretty gir laying the leading female roles. jempted on navigable waters. The! 1° steaithy ten for misdemeanor and |costumes recaued the Weber and|Borh played their parts in an admir- en picked men embarked all in the | Fields cays, and the dance numbers’ apie manner and thelr singing was rushed them to the cooler, where they ; t were docidedly effective. Even the i appeased, tarts Fad that lene oN arpolieneianes had to stay all night, getting hotter |old English pony ballet, was given [feed OO aia, Li oa . new turn by the Eig ighsteppers, | hy her name was painted out, and to lel” cient launch got.e lime avoara | WHO, Drouke* down” the Surceptibig| MILO THE MYSTERIOUS lat; t ib] house, But In this respect the most was Rae ik Giga oF eer naiae the good ship “Doyle's Bathing Pa- | gtriking feature of all was Doraldini,| SETS PATRONS GUESSING board bearing this inscription pees and hauled her bow around $. see atty, bik tian, | dancer, AT PROCTOR’S 5TH AVE. E jon: e oung a y, ie "Doyle's Bathing Pavilion.” Thus | CUt of the channel and up against the | Oiiihce with her graceful, extraor= 4 |Richmond Brick Company's wharf,|@inary gyrations, If you are making! Who ts Milo? This was the quer. re hegtents Arsusenont, ‘whe erent |Whero she now lies in a weml-scuttied |your vacation pinns und don't ‘mind tion asked by a capacity audience ap the waters of Richmond Crick, | Mditlon. Capt. Jack Worthby of the tugboat Siepeee anchor of the port quarter | ouuip Hoffman, which Tawaat thi (vo tressthalh ea ell ell il f “bathing pavilion” barge to the Island | Saturday, was arrested last night, }and Edward Doyle was ordered to | appear to-day in New Brighton, on the charge that they obstructed navi- gation in trying to-do a Hobson in $300 bail to appear at Stapleton Thurs- | day. so on Shoulders, Arms, Back and | Gattney, Gahagan & Van Etten, the Chest. In Small Pimples. Skin | garbage contractors, have thirty stal- — +O) 53 2 Tons of Water Bury Them! & —In Stupendous Chapter teeukivts This Week = American Film Company, Inc., Presents SEATS NOW CANDLER ‘ii sou) wettatae tbe, JOHN BARRYMORE in imiesen™ JUSTICE “Decoratic = bey qopa et ro 'A.8 "Mate, 8 . Pom Geo, M. Cohan's JRA GAIEIY LECR ‘& 4th Ot, Bee, ot 3, MRS, FISKE’ n Ext rhile Susen FULTON “Siena wat Ba Holbrook Blinn As, 38on f egies The Film Novel of the Hour! \ If you want to see screen scenes that stir you, arouse your greatest en- thusiasm, go today to sce (Chapter Two of \ “The Secret of the Submarine,” No such film ten- strike has ever been shown before. ‘The action opens with the subsea w battling for life beneath the waves! The highest attainment in motion e making offers you two acte of remarkable m, power, mystery! Read the story in this newspaper—see Chapter Two today, Anewchap- \' Red. Almost Unbearable, | .°5 MUONS? (ats “ac pointe’ north, east, south and west. In the midst of HEALED BY CUTICURA |: [turned Brennan mansion they have a | SOAP AND OINTMENT jin extent, shies Lesseduecracaaaes The Cinderella Man 4 WAKE UP AMERICAi than remove the dirt ter each week. a <a —— . {plied with mosquitoes to help them —— HOW BRITAIN PREPARED stay awake whil uard duty. The Any soap will c/ean your skin—a bar of ~ aan TMAn eruption appeared on my ned ey eee Thatcher's, automobiles laundry soap will do if you do not care Od TODAY-—At These Theatres Pormrtul, Moti Picture 4 ela Legace, Ps teas. ee dave te axnccctan [trom New Dorp aad’ Richmond oall what becomes of your complexion. But TUESDAY | CEUM_ abn Be of thal me aerate poy pee twice a day and supply them with you know that laundry soap usually con- . Halsey St, and Broadway. | Ll wi pod rthe, tains harsh, drying alkali that would ruin m, 174 Newark Avenee ‘ and chest. At first it wasin |food. Northeast of the Richmond Kt ah to you never think of ren the shape of small pimples Brick Works and southwest of Lake your skin and hair, Ki and the skin was red aod isinnd Capt, Tully, his two plain using it for your toilet. Read the Story in the AIR ‘AND WARMER inflamed for # short distance | clothes men, two motorcycle cops and Poorly made toilet soaps contain this New York Evening World ocr tet é ~~ around the affected parts, [eight ordinary cops are waiting fof same injurious chemical, Resinol Soap Motion pstaressvodaed bi the Amriean Film Comoeny Ie \ HARRIS W,24s eninge § ing was intense and | the fray. le to it i Snaly | has absolutely no free alkall, while to it is Seen ees ripay tA obey 9 ie “atmosphere is cha ; : madoh anost uabearanie, © (war, though’ the Staten, delandere added the Resinol medication, which phy DE ibicores We TAIL 1% » gue ri swear it never will be charged with sicians prescribe regularly for skin affec- . \\ Wade at Hiya “a oe Seeing een Catiene Sexr't |surbige. ‘Up toa late hour no at- tions. This. gives it soothing, healing as \ 1 TONGACHE 2° isnt 90, [purchased @ cake and also a box of Oint- | {°/"!!' ‘h Been made ta, Seprure the properties which improve the complexion, - 4 LEO DITRICHSTEIN Jatt meat. In two weeks the {tching was One Cc rtsin' that a demonatharne it ‘i protect tender skins from irritations, and tn hie triumoh. FH OW pad in a short time I was healed com umbers will be made at no distant keep the hair rich, lustrous and free from ASTOR B'si3, tet ghient 287, (signed) Joe Sullvan, 238°W. day; Tv scouts from the Horoueh dandruff, THE ‘COHAN REVUE. i916 Sample Each Free by Mall stood that they deeply disapproved feritete Dent IR, Resinal, Balti + Mts, Today, Wer sta et, With 32. Skin Took on request, Ad- {tHe contractors’ plans for butiding — ——— COMMON CLA TIMES rece “Caticare, Dept. T, Be | rorovat hold good it will settle the ___PHOTOPLAYS, _____|_ PHOTO PLAYS, HC aw, a tea.” Sold throughout the world. question. BELASCO $41 lay, Thurs. & 3 —— Staten Island, meantime, is seeth- THE BOOMERANG ““\The Crowning Attribute of ing with fndignation ‘more furious (than over, Mass meetings are to be Lovely Women Ie Cleanliness.” | i014 every night this week to protest against the garbage outrage, as it is » r Rapes jealled. Mutterings about dynamite : y are still in the bye Bands ra hardy : To-day, To 218 minute-men hold themselves in readi- S tia to strike at any moment. hero xs 2 y 2 LEW LEW FIELDS m SiEP tHIS WA |are many paths across the meadows = fms ye N aN Nee a Maxine Lilliott sh nr Bray ery [leading from New Dorp and Rich- er. o> ery ee Se ro | mond, ancient capital of the borough, A Hers a MARIE TEMPEST . 4 Jout to Lake Island, and as the east- 44THS).' Jern and southern shores aro defended by a little creek only a yard wide and not all water bold men would find it easy to leap across and do any ries Ey amount of damage to a hostile plant. oa Se D Shields Tut, take it from me, there won't x ™ KATINKA ress Shie ‘ye any rough work in this precinet,” THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 44TH ST. Se ae Kc FREE FROM RUBBER says Capt. Tully of the police army is = Can be auch sterilized in boiling J of poucomiakers, The Captain ‘tna ——OPENS—— ASS r good jan, and he has the repute o' . Nevertheless, the peoplo of Staten ey ’ . A every pair. Island swear they will do and dare WEDNESDAY Bromdway heatre, Git Broudway. Maye # (i ct ue oe ee im Sample No. $ regular for 250, anything rather than Jet the hateful 9 ime Ne fi ey Bt, and poen® ou Fh reyes cu Wie acecsae Aue: Mauiees ny MI The C.E, Conover Co., Mfrs, J ant hate! disposal plant for Now 0s nce s { ate ries Bete ‘Theatre Broad Mas Ge Theatre, Getty sonata, You |] STANDARD py | Saute 101 Franklin Street, New York | their midst. And the end {8 not by e od ae ¥ N.Y. aca PRICES MATS, id mera any means near—yet. MILLION-DOLLAR um, S87 Broadway, Brook- || WHERE AKE MY CHILDREN? CINEMA 447 Wrekett Av VAUDEVILLE, SPECTACLE FPR AND PHOTO PLA! 'S 7 Nari SUNDAYS Daly 815 aa TH Chas. Chaplin poi « | AND, KVERY_NIGHT Ti Ev papi ico! ie ia iN Hart Setar BY Ww 7 & b, SULLIVAN Masaue p BROADWAY TilEAt#e, Fr at CIAL! — 4 J i A ph nih r ° FRIDAY }! WEN 1 ACTORS’ FUND | AAAI ong “HIS mene a Wi Lee Mary Fickiord Weak By Arrangement wit! legfeld, Jr. rin S$ e SATURDAY. 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