The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1916, Page 7

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H, BLONOR MASINE ELLIOTT'S Pry BEGINNING TO.MORROW SUNDAY cs HT, 6,0 ther Entire House Completely OSTETTER’S ' at os) oe wpe st ba ‘ 1 el te Mighensn Plcspente This is the first time this has oc curred in the his tory of this fa mous house of Stomach Bitters... : if ois —_— —— inte use, iene en extn Hie Col | engive and train of five care om th iT | miniature railroad VAUDEVILLE Eres S. iibeon, chorus| Important changes that wil! ans | to Wate S| the fun of the performance » nee! the ui hecmee ang | put into effect to-day in wonders ent f the free at eo Sand ennenn | thy Bich pone ofthe fe gees © Rete HIS BRIDAL NICHT GHDOLLY SISTERS Fun. the other J em IN OLYMPIC BURLESQUE] 0 8°? hy day. hildren visitors Mle ate September « Glories” wilt 4 after as usual by es ¢ Theatre, One has a new collection resented ta) of ribute free 1 OT Death. | 8 is getting ready for ’ ot the company | th ney Island Mardi “ares Shumate, | 4 ¢ playground, the largest at varley » already putting on tte “MORNING GLORIES" The usual change will be made ie \ , RITERMIONY 2557) releases will be put | a2 Ads IB ‘} xi : “SUPERIOR TO ‘HIP HIP HOORAY Ty : IVILIZATION Everything Big But the Prices Boots Weeks Ahead ‘ s* t SPECIAL |: STRAND, BROADWAY CONSTI |PATION AND RIALTO PICTURES i» will again be held the three ) Steeple. — _ AMUSEMENTS. ~ DANCING CARNIVAL, 4 Monon vt TUNGAUKE a ‘ A MIA OF QUEERS “Tak BEAUTY SPOL Ut Tok AY WaTk WAY" way & 47th St. Entire Change of Show Every Wee! 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Bext® TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 5 xow* a9 THE FALL OF BABYLON——— BELSHAZZAR’S FEAST———— THE HUMBLE NAZARENE IN THE HOLY LAND———-—— PARIS UNDER THE SCOURGE OF CATHERINE DE MEDICI—— A Gripping Modern Drama Contrasted with these Historic Periods in which four PHOTO PLAYS. _ PHOTO PLAYS. ex PRICES: NIGHTS & SATURDAY MATINEES 50c, $1.00 & $2.00 All Other Matinees, inc. Sundays, 25, 50c, $1.00 COST MORE THAN TWICE AS MUCH AS ALL THE COMBINED $2.00 ATTRACTIONS NOW PLAYING IN NEW YORK FOREWORD @ A cradle endlessly rocking and from which issue the forces of Another view shows ancient Babylon as it was. Not the wicked 4 In medieval France there {s a destgning mother, Catherine d@ © conflict through all ages, is the symbol of Mr. Griffith's newest work. city that has been painted upon our memories, but Babylon the Medici, who sees in the seal of the Huguenots a menace te the ea» pighty, oi lization had its beginning, where learning bitios fh The peaceful street: tb te moaecre. ‘The uphol mighty, the city where civil rt e ie na of her sons. he p ets are given ever 2 3m veh dere ot Shown foros asa dealeuated Wa: Mucstacn, tt and ierature predominated and where the arte were highly de Deuth stalke where life had seemed so pleasant, and everybody that were it not for their miserable interferences ‘*°P*" *” Harough whee getes come all religion, WANS @ Babylon, the seat of the world's development, topples upen fs * % * “the world would organize itself as do now the rose aud = Into these different periods where love and peace are shown the air and the sun,” ¢ with ita devastating blight. ‘The same force drives foundation because the High Priests of Bel «aanot tolerate the fm nd on. n of new Gods into the ancient city, Treachery surrendess 1 Pitot we sce a working settlement in «factory town of the modem period, The characters in the narrative are living in contentment and joy while earning the fruits of their labor. the citadel to an invading horde and civilization sufters ome ef the , of the modern period are the victime of the selfish- y manufacturer who lowers their wages that he may greatest setbacks that history records, ay y er larger suma upon his philanthropies to feed bis vanity. Q Soit goes, Ever the crack of thislatolerant whip over the hende 1 We see Jerusalem with its throngs of citizens enjoying good ; will ond peace ee they lavehinely tolngle in the merket places and cruente! &ivee way to passion, tears, shame sad suffering, of the people, whether they live in our ok ul i sania perledty. + tread the golden streets ‘midst their hallowed surroundings. @ In Jerusalem the Son sf Man sete out upon His mission of Hard driven by this whip, they come down through differemt chame / d will to all, but because Hie teachings nels to the poiut where the lines verge, rites who are {n high places Hele made the @ Ay jaye Tlumanity, atripped of Its {nallenable righ stanton . victim o of the world. Shadows fall across 7 apa hae Nery fe the golden atrects and suffering takes the place of joy and con- to face with Ini lerance, In the pursuit of peace ul La a a ai nf rm ARTA Ne TA ] ] Im another flash the streets of Paris unfold before your view Everywhere there are crowds typical of the happiness and . of medieval France. Contrasted to these exterior mirroundings, the luzurious court of Charles IX is pictured in ail its gorgeous detail