The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1916, Page 7

POOTLIGHT FAVORITES WHO APPEAR IN NEW YORK THEATRES NEXT WEEK’ Open Air 3 | At the Stadium f ' | Twice Next Week |i mh. Vas eaten : Eee RUSLOT SEES. Teese . toes UP THE HUDSON By Dav.icut mh kr 4 he few \ wna atvnier PLAYHOUSE}! THE MAN WAO CAME BACK eo TM Roe & Me tow aaTH ST. | Pais St ta HC BUM Phd hb ney il Day" Line VERY coos" bbie CATSKILL LVENING Li 4sTHST. Neus shot Bes ty i i] ' Kieoarde Tegan! Mischa Hime lah pewevreritettttt Gite from Toyland Heatrice Harrison, English ‘celltat Obympic over, Maud A Wht over Laolde Menges, irl v' Merge de Diaghileft Ballet nailed from Spain for New Howton National (: mpany announces #eason at Le Hton Avenue Opera Mouse, begin. | | ning Nov, & | Hudson Newburgh, Beacon & Pou miNy fh OBFLL” ee — J Comedy, W did be Be Ma Th A meti de Nea" ean divas 6 Exim Ty Jacine Saunders good of the modern story wherein] “Poughkeopsto,” and Wynne Pyle, FFRAL HUDSON LINS Play Ss for + th in tre Pathe fer: are shown the workings of insidious | plan Pg y. eé "the Grip of Evil forces in the under-world of contem- The bill at Lnew's American The. | Beginning, % 1 es ‘eopie’s - ud porary life atre and Roof for the first bait of) MYmphony Club will give two courses | 11 ONGACKE W Nighia ot 4.00, the weok will be headed by (TM i fof chamber m concerts in Wash. | nn oaiey a. i * 1 headed b: The contrast of aplendore with tes y “The Kin t vi Mi ‘Bohoo! ait iT WM. Cc 4 AA oming eek| gaunt realism, and the great moving | caid Kilties,” fourteen Scottish come. | !eton Irving High Behool auditor |. COLLIER | |: gaunt realiom, and (he great meving |e ee ceumsinea. The oterare | 10m NOTHING BUT THE TRU {| telling things of recent origin, make} feature will be Clara Kimball Young “ ‘AW Wi, Wive He | Intolerance” a most exciting and un- | 12 “Tbe Dark Silence.” “Gorge Drury| . The Symphony Soctoty | of | Now "The Lila: Dow | Otis Skinner { te.{ Catherine Chisholm Cushing of Elea usual achievement Hart in a political drama entitled | York announces for ite thirty. second | is Skinner to Introduce “Mis: : ee gs 0 be eniiaainies The Pardon” will head the bill the) year under Walter Damroseh's direc. | re s ,| Hor H. Porter's “glad” stories, wil “THE GRIP OF BVIL" laat half of the week, Loow's New| ton. alxteen afte fer Antonio “Pollyanna” | produ at the Hudson Theatre on 5 BS York Roof Will have a dally change | ginning Oct ele Friday af : , Monda teh sa little girl Polly-| Y ‘Ss SCENES | ot feature photo-playa, beginning | ternoons, beminning Oct. 27, at Asolian on taeek ~ Will Be Brought Out. of fe : % 1 int \ ‘ a h to ont her SHOWS THRILL ¢ with Anita Stewart in “The Combat’ | Hall, wosiititiad Wik Nitin y { ‘ ‘| anna did na " and ending with mt St bye Jook Covers-—"The Amber, happy. Her father was a poor cler-| Real adventures in which tho ac-| "The Wheels of Justice ™" "81 ane soventeanth aeason of the Peo- f ‘ ” \ jayman of Ozark Mountains, and tors narrowly escaped injury or death —_-— pje’s Symphony Orchestra opens Bun- ~ Express” a Musical Piece] the tunity ied largely w' The Jellaw : the) ————— ens [ty afternoon, Oct. 22, at Carnegio Not Adin ing i the contributions ¢ Menace Ltt klae oh di rmephankelt albeit Halt, Christine Miller, contralto, aolo- Margaret Anglin will Ssnoar tht tadies Aid Society. of @ rich ety |; joo? [Grp of Bei” Patne's serial ptoture!| Motto Pleture Notes |] fit" X"campainn is onto raion a] Lot, Weber andes ILE WIVES!? in “Carol i. church. Once she longed for a con : < |in fourteen chapters, which was pro- million-dollar endowment fund for | PhillipsSmalteyin atroling wil her father mention it in a let-{ “4 _—_—_—————q~ oo g "duady Alders,” but. whe a} Rex McDougall, Arthur Chesney, duced by the Balboa Company. ‘The American-Mutual Company te === |p EMPIRE [t,8,40,86, Be SHAT? arrived, instead of what! ence Edney and Viva Birkett. Miss Jackio Saunders, the heroine/ making a film called “The Land of rr ye Ts $ 1 Ly-' she hoped and prayed for there came | Geeasga of the different episodes, ways that] Lizards” in Arizona.” Hundreds of Ils. dance, Just as she fice It in “The Fol- it AAP ABER i , SYBIL "\ Nat) ww « M 28 pair ru Ilere's: where Castles in the Air,” atop the Forty-|she has run the entire gamut of ards are being used as “extras.” Nes.” . H CAWTHORN, Ciinett eotaurant ‘Vader Hon bh y SPECIAL MUSIC, ‘ : Iyanna’s glad spirit came to her res-| fourth Street ‘Theatre, will reopen at] human emoti in the aces auires ‘ Log * pod ay retired) iat ara one " An expe Ne NI W AMSTERDAM "\s! WEN Aa stectity hy, “ in lad because she didn't MW o'clock on Th lay ight. The} she ha et with since, in the first] from n five mon ago, has andling stage i has put @ nie | ety t em. role wil irwvormaed Into are: tepisode, the motor car in which she| done a and 18 soon to be scen| mol acene In Alice Brady's picture, || @ereueerUl.y Lane a TiMba. arene la tricha ¢ Others 1 of Plaza delj was riding was attacked by mob|in films again, “The Oilded Age York r d will be known el strikers epi- Richard Bennett will finish his pic. Thomas W. Lawson saw the film fk . t 8) 'The Hull Ring. The entertaipmn: PF ifture work in Los Angeles in October| version of his story, “Friday, tho| | After the Siow SKK(Atup This Théatred i ide Granger, Helen | will consist of * and when the millworkers} and return to York to begin re.|18th,” in Boston recently, and was ZIEGFELD MION! GaT. FROLIC cludes 1 Prenna i 1 Maude HMosford. | travesty on y attempt to wreak their|hearsals in “ pleased all over. TYCELIM bun St TAs Woodrutt, t ' ' se [pany are Helen ‘Trix on her, Her clothing Was] Ang Pennington has fint her] ‘The Astra Film Corporation ts mak- LYCEUM ft A PrP A ee Cabe, W ros A musical! Patsy O'llearn and Alico Van Ryker.Jatire when she was carried out oftwork in the Famous Play: film, | ing a picture entitled “The Hunting of nave Lae proce! ae ‘ ientta ont STEELE the car by Roland Bottomley, Who|“phe Rainbow Princess” It te a cir-|the Hawk.” William Courtenay and| MURDOC K—-Please ¢ Help Ex a e sad : work! “The House of Glass,” with Mary [takes Cie babe Be. Tone ere te cus story, Th it Ann does the hula] Lillian Grouze are starred In It mt and st A, Elion ind the book is! R er orig! ‘ole, will be the§ titled multi~ ek- : aa Es a iante be, Mataean Eadie, , Par Bie cpr aly The story arcaeaan. at th Ve rdard ‘Theatre. ing an answer to the question “Is — — — | KEANSDURGAL 5 Beats art recounts the amusing adventures of oe humanity in tho grip of evil? PHOTO PLAY®, | PHOTO PLAYS, | (aaa. = American Widow, WhO, While. OO: f ‘i ‘s SQUERS” A fight in the dark adds to the in-| ~~~ a ~~ | Upsine a Venetian villa, discovers a! “BOWERY BU RLESQUERS terest in the second episode when AMUSEMENT : son and the AT COLUMBIA THEATRE John Burton gets the better one WEST @ STREET > ive compar LUMEIA | burglar who is trying to rob his Ths jae VERY DAT LEO DITRI il ANCING CAR NIVAL. of “locations.” home, In the third episode there is ata os Fu iHSTeIN ll RL Weather Ki “The Rowery Burlesquers” will pre- a collision between an automobile Fremen hous ww THI : GREA LOVER } co GH TFUNT " 2 sont a new two-act burlesque called and a train. The rescue of @ deaper- | looting breezes f v5 Mace |e . ep ate Woman from a lake taxes | 1 a Wace “At Lobsier Beach" at the Columbla Tion'y strength In another eplacde, y (eet af 1 i}! EVERY SUNDAY Lew Chr Thea piece is by John Raines, put later Burton decides that his ef- ta ae eee a abo | | Andrew. Higginson! wiih music by Will Vodrey, ‘The first forts to save the girl were in vain baa bike {] gadpeat, ote. ne Campbell! t deplots ilte ‘ido resort, When she offers herself to the high- TWICE TO. itd Tacluding jar ry ys ‘ ae ee second act b @ prison in est bidder ina Brongwey OnDerst. tie ee | web rile ay s . the reg | }) most of the principal ohar- strong scene, unique in film his- Wear thence by the steamer ear yteeretunsa pti coned sus a. result of tory, marks the sixth episode. ‘This eT = HUDSON W's" MON., SEPT. 18 “Caroline,” ant t an jinks. The episode is entitled “The Hypocrites,” ceed jguree atk, POL LYA N N teas fase Wilttan Banetk aut orvanta, en- and in it a girl ts saved from the ‘The Birth of PLAY, | on tovaitave | English Hae ik a en Wey the best of ever eventual- attack of w Dull, A Tealintio fight, & BRATS NOW ON @ALE. et Me n. ta an ¢ hp Lead et 4 ‘ boat wreck and an automobile acci- i" rT | LAM um | Woman have been waiting for one| iy declining thelr It when thelr DORE WT an a tote wove|P\ Life's Mighty Drama Aa From 6 Fins FULTON 4 it ee nnn her for ten years. Suddenly the| terms expire. Dur 0 aC enth episode, “The Butterflies.” stand Dewn the nacle in One | ABC, CARNIVAL ier between them is removed 5 sical features and y ville ‘epedtale baer J J ‘; Centuries Sweeping HE SILENT Ww THES Lys woman's impossible husband | ties LEC ci * 5 bales cee a : — Feu Ss ea—aud then, very much to their| cludes Rilly Foster, nk Harcourt,» pa OTOR, PALACE Seon Glance NEAT DRAMA IN TOWN,” surprise, they find that they do not Marty eamon, juibby ; . COHAN'S hw gsya, Ratna ———— — - -U-IN- Wish too amarry. Miss Anglin plays Atkin, Charles Ji AND LOEW BILLS p mee tan Tie woman, and other important] Anderson, ‘There ati co Seven | HELP WANTED-MALE, yarts will be taken by Charles Dalton. BILEADER 3 ee een eens | alters, e For tho firat half of the week at \ nes piled haya wv To sh fee : AMUSEMENTS. | «GIRLS FROM JOYLAND Froctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre tho SUBWAY and ELEVATED COME TO THE OLY MPIC | }iu wit include Malita Bonoonl, vio- t {Anmvin*hn SWiuhowe Rnvane ‘or: Rene TRAIAN : - hiniie | Merrill in ou Y: ° Sion Witlams’s “Girls From Jos tand” | o0' Gy "pnursday Willa Holt Wake- an will appear at the Clnnple FRIAS | field, with new song sayings, becomes two burlesques, “Stagger inn” and|the headliner, Among other attrac- | th Night in a Harem.” One of elt 8 Proctor's ‘Twonty-talra Street STATIONMEN . tures will be a living reproduc. | Theatre will have the Dore Opera MANAGEMENT toate ny Nt painting “The Fall_of cemenny uny oR interes Srpala ‘WANTED. . DILLINGHAM faeces pul ae de! dnl agee aus elghth St Theatre will be M Good opportunity to secvw q [jack Oakley, Ann Montgomery, Ida ae et & other young wom tn iis TIME TABLE | Nicolai, Buclah Kennedy and a chorus hd here a eat af dy, a New Yor permanent position, \) Mariver MIGHT | Of handsomely gowned Kivls. and Kennedy, blackface comedians: wiepeut BELASCO Wg aun 8 205. Ce SeREne ARADE.. 8.05 pl ah Rada meee J oe, FiOMaOh, AU Piarare N aed bate THE BOOME 2.20. Apply 19 Cortlandt Street. 1th 1,000 poovle on review ene ee ay n6 bill at Pi 's One Hun- 2.99. POW EI ELEN ANTS MOTION PICTURE PLAYS | ired'and ‘twonty-ftth Streot ‘Thontre feo THE BOOMERANG]... 3 bis aaa ise the Pf te SPAND AND RIALTO|%"!,!nclude the Dore Opera Company, GLOBE® sti, Be tk ce open from 7 A. M. te AT STRAI 40 |Coriine | Fredericks in @ | comedy There ts at work an tnetdlous force seeking to FAST_AND GROW FAT midnight, | EVERY MOMENT FILLED e 1 i Ns have the striking realiem and thrilling details of this = Valentine Grant will be seen at the Strand Theatre in ‘The Daughter of | The Home of Melodrama, ROLLING a and feature photo plays. At the Palace Theatre will be Bessie Clayton and her associate dancers in WITH RARE DELIGHT! PAGRANT OF A IN, THE 1 Interborough Rapid Transit Daly’s | story deleted in order te curtail ite punch. Ae ene bylon and Breadway ge well to- Onw Willey the isthe! “tag Libs, __SrHOUsaNd | WOND! MacGregor.” ‘The heroine runs way | elaborate ballet, Margaret Mower in stint Mg Company. ‘ ' “THE BIG SHOW” from her home in Scotland and finds|Zoo Akins's freo verse play, “The | seck to show the struggle of human Aearte . vn uncle and happiness 1» an Amer- {Magical City;” Mildred Macomber in egetnet orld old eparecsionss cones and peoples of VAUDEVILLE. Staged by R. H, Burnatde | (iin Camp. an aquatic spectacle, Low Dockstader, ancient times are utilized to br out these facts. ¢ - — | ° 4 100 NOVELTIE ean ae ceria featured in “The | uth Roye, Chartes Grapewia in This marvelous production telle the truth. It will WITH THE Vagabond Prince,” whieh will be the | ~ Raver be enppreseed § any stews or coterte that te oR’ rs MAM a | chile otiol the Rialto Theatre, ie open and etate the case as Anna Pavlowa sane attra in. an effort to escape the Is Your N fairly a2 we have stated our ode of thie controversy. VAUDEVILLE & EVERYTHING BIG— nditions of a small Bal- N DOTHST. ii re i and ald bi! ie ao Se eaters | S t omac h We II N Accompanied by Orchestra from the Met repolitan Opera House as. Ra CONDUCTORS des, wins tho! KS pices aia esa ad ia Mi THowvitiy, Frew ote | , ‘ ae cig in the, Tos | | - “NOTE r- sari SL Hs te WANTED, } hemian qu | Of Good Health TRY ire ty sae coat,'t Good opportunity to secure “i "ay sD ay wt Be —— “INTOLERANCE” DRAWS CROWDS TO THE LIBERTY permanent position, POT OF THE GAY WHITE WAY 47®ST ENTIRE CHANGE OF SHOW EVERY WEEK tolerance,” the big GriMth apec- O ’ nui ‘ni Apply 163 West 80th St. ich Wot coe ; tacle at i Liberty Theatre, con- H STETTER S ESQUE. URLESQUE. Bennett te “lOftice open from 7 A. M. to of the high lights of the Aside from his tinues one theatrical season. | wonderful grasp of dramatic effects J and stirring groups, Griffith possessen JUNE C ‘in Lath ST, NEAR BRO AVE. Vic Late vat AN midnight, Stomach Bitters Jody, Dancing, 1 tty Carls Afte a NEW YORK RAILWAYS hy the faculty of creating widespread % CC Te erie denprend | PHOTOPLAYS, COMPANY. NEW Bl itpon the stas Bway Celebpated. Concert Ovebrtre EDUCATIONAL, INSTR | Nhe dramatic innovation of parallel. TR. ‘D kta Toa - UCTION, ac ing four stories in one sweeping plot s/ rouse iy reeves has attracted students of the Lee ame Te a. “Howard ot Patiane SOOPER UN iON CAN EARN one rs and shows that a man can depart from | 1 INTERIOR DECORATION to gmt Bay the traditions of the stage He, still FOR MEN AND WOMEN > | hold an audience by the excitlfe de- sit gpm Seo pleat Oe atioUk! be made Rate on Big Company of Genuinely Talented Entertainers tails of his narrative deeper ip paren on the » of Rept, 20 and 22 at - Inoluding and significance of the socio! Al story offioe ’ TYPICAL BROADWAY CHORUS jvhinic ia the tania Sherns pt te Bee 1 wey LOST, FOUND AND RE ae AEN duction has caused a stir in. th ¥ and Fulton Stree 5 WAR TANS pet sa al POPPLAR PRICES | SMOKE AP YOU LIKE 10g, pater! |! Circles, Just as one could hardly TAR ye iis Wain 108 LOST—Black efik handbag, gmothyst a yous ven) eee tae ey) ; SPORTING WIDOWS —skhicAyh | cunected to look tor a Sunday school (AY BEXaNa THE LID LIFTERS peg) a re BR oe lesson in Babylon, the same holds! Every Sunday 4~—Bis Coacerte—2 Sh B, WV, Brenan ts Bod! Me netSiay rose”