The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1916, Page 10

| THE WARNING TO sToP| + | f is Wusdor to | o THE NEW PLAYS o “Hush!” A Far-Fetched Satire. 3Y CHARLES DARNTON see “WOW THESE MOTHERS cue wcancoes “oareocs ot 1 KEEP THEIR BABIES -- Let Up. Instead of disregarding Nature s sign to slow diet and Johann it t's Ms att Es x at meal times, i \ re phd Yy “My Ld ‘LLY a woman could have writ ton the comedy called "H 0 With In purchasing ins Johann Hoff's M arrives at the parental Ss ‘ her husband, the play by! aia NN tint sie Awa | READ THEIR EXPERIENCES TOLD | m England is an aston | «least. There Ue oe ss Pearn IN THEIR OWN WORDS “Both my eth ren have taken V ather John's 6 Medicine with good results, nds for the Best Cold, Cough mand Catarrh Medicine Ever ¢ Discovered, Which I 0 | ntho Lexens. = SuETAOOUTES ND DARKENS HAR = j| Don Stay Gray! It Darkens'| say aken in do So Naturally That No- ") Marson, 19 Bailey St., Lawrence, Mass. state by those body Can Te ll : — “TD can recon mend Father j N ; N | 7 John's Medicine to IN ie. aneeeer any onethatisrun XY . * Sage and Sulphur Com jini o, tat die uewe , We have io. pound’ at any drug store, Mit tty | tinguishes the lig hero of he haaile ray oer economy to make a full pint.| bottles of this old famous Sage Tea ae hy © sceptical members ere Oe her my cheaper than buying ready. Recipe, improved by the addition of| tne gath sthers’ Union” that he is tith an ber ny cough or. cold other ingredients, are sold annually,| jis choot and guca’s child, he bares - Ae ee says a well-known druggist here, be-|1y soe that Ne ts. tho nowt ladies as P Awad wi Joo cause it darkens the hair so natu- 4 the possessor of al results.” (Signi ed) 3 . W. King, mole corresponding with the ona to we found on the baby. So much for the play within a vay! It is truly and strangely femi- rally and evenly that no one can tell 819 St. Clair St., Port Huron, Mich. it has been applied. Those whose hair ts turning gray or Tam sorry for Every well stocked PHOTOPLAYS. an | PHOTO PLAYS, i y family “that N pplies = Mentho-Laxene,| becoming faded have « surprise await hard y NNN take & substitute—for your] in ecnuse after one or two it's Sat noe Palas f N applications the gray hair vanishes Medi teat belo N nil your locks, become Tuxuriantl A earn tree ehidren len thar N ROA dark and beautiful. t earal’ ide ais - ‘ SFTORURD COVene vue Thalred, unattractive “folks aren't |und the world Ia left to go om im its H ‘ N Eekman’s wanted around, so get busy with|sood old fashioned way heat va ny ite 5 N Wye Sage and Sulphur Compound wh the play is not at all shock- | ye, y . a N ; tonight and you'll be delighted with| ink, it: may be naid to be In oxtreinely | MT. en Rdgar, R. FLD. No. 1, NY i your dark, handsome hair and your|doubiful taste. At any rate, the talk | SAPIINE . : NV HEPAtiVe |rrirsneions Missed err] see tes lett i ae ale | MEN itaapdiy meogiethe value Fe mvoowre | days ‘birthmarks are ed into | of Fathe Medicine because they N OT ae, ADIN OR UU | OThis preparation is n tollet requisite | the discussion and then pac now it ure and wholesome foud [YX Work | ant is not intended for the eure, | sifusn!® aie "Fo i makes flesh and strength N Sunday World Wants Work | hiitigation or prevention of disense.—|jipniiy with aneegious t jiiaiiog | without using alcohol ot, dangerous i s, and is, therefore, safe for chi Monday Morning Wonders. Advt to be mentioned in tho same. bre nat drug well as older people.—Advt. ; N N PHOTo PLAYS, | PHOTO PLAYS, Wa Wo THEATRE |TO-DAY & Broadway & Every Day Inc. 59th Street 245 ool ais Matinees 25c and 50c Evenings 25c to $1 Boxes $1.50 IMAGINATION, ACTIVE AND. KEEN, CANNOT CONCEIVE OF THE MAGNITUDE, THE SOUL STIRRING SPLENDOR AND THE AWE-INSPIRING GRANDEUR OF THIS SUPER-DRAMA OF THE SCREEN. FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS CROWDS HAVE BEEN ENRAPTURED—MAGNETICALLY HELD TO THEIR SEATS—BY AN ALL HUMAN STORY THAT DEALS WITH THE MOST ABSORBING SPECTACLE EVER PRESENTED TO MANKIND. INCOMPARABLE CINEMA SPECTACLE ass ity AIR AE it HUMANITY IS STAGGERED BY THE AWESOME SEQUENCE OF WORLD BLASTING HOLOCAUSTS PRESENTED IN THIS, THE MOST MASTERLY AND WONDROUS OUTCOME OF HUMAN IMAGINATION AND EXECUTION. ILL STANDS SUPREME Dy_Agr THE ee WORLD, MONDAY, Redd sid 2, 1916. “THE FLAME” BRINGS DELIGHT T0 ALL Wi0 ARE YCUNG IN HEART MMMM ,v! ERY GOOD | EDDIE} il HE | ROY BRIANT LONGACRE : HENRY GSEL| WM. COLLIER NoTHNG ' PRED WW. PETERS AILEEN POE ADRIENNE BONNEL! GEO. COHAN'S Hs CAROLINE ( AMPE angeme DIAGHILEFE’S OFENS ALLET RUSSE THEATRES. | THEATRES. THEATRES. RI 42nd St., West of Broadway. Phone 5216 ee THEATRE Eves. 8.15 Sharp. Matinees Wed. ané Sat. 2.15 |THE eT AME’ By RICHARD WALTON TULLY Author’ of “The Bird of Paradise’ and ‘Omar, the Tentmaker”’ THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON’ — ALL THE GLAMOUR OF YOUTH is expressed in the one word ROMANCE. All who are YOUNG) Ff ADORE ROMANCE, and those who continue to adore romance NEVER GROW OLD. Ninety-| nine out of every hundred persons look ror ROMANCE in books, in paintings, in music, in plays. \ ESPECIALLY in plays, everybody likes to be transported from the grim realities of everyday y life into the JOYOUS REALMS OF ROMANCE. \ YOU liked the ROMANCE, THE THRILLING LOVE STORY in TULLY’S ‘'The Bird of Para- \ dise!’’ You adored the ENTHRALLING LOVE PASSAGES in TULLY'S ‘Omar, the Tentmaker!”’ So far as LOVE INTEREST is concerned, TULLY’S latest play, ‘‘THE FLAME,’ surpasses all his| previous work. Here is a story that holds you TENSE FROM CURTAIN RISE TO CURTAIN FALL. With THROBBING HEART you follow the fortunes of TULLY’S hero and heroine work- ing out their destinies AMID MEXICAN TURMOILS. His characters TINGLE WITH REALITY;| fj they speak STRAIGHT TO YOUR HEART. You become fast friends with them, and DREAM| ABOUT THEM, AND THEIR LOVE, for days afterward. \ Yet TULLY has not stopped at writing a TRULY GREAT LOVE STORY. He har torn epagefrom| the history of the PRESENT MOMENT, and you will learn more about CONDITIONS IN MEX-| § ICO—-MORE OF THE TRUTH from seeing ‘‘TEE FLAN.E’’ than you will by reading a hundred \ books. Printed words are lame things compared to the VIVID ACTUALITIES OF THIS PLAY. S Nor should you overlook the wonderful scenic effects. ‘‘THE FLAME" is the one BIG SPEC- TACLE of the year, and the scene showing a HURRICANE SWEEPING THROUGH THE GREEN JUNGLE is the SUPREME TRIUMPH OF STAGECRAFT. Such a play DEMANDS FINE ACTING. For this TULLY has assembled all your favorite players in one cast, including JOHN COPE, WILLIAM COURTLEIGH, VIOLET HEMING, PEGGY O’NEIL, Robert Paton Gibbs, Richard Gordon, Harriet Sterling, Ann Warrington, Albert Tavernier, Byron Russell and many others. DO YOU THINK IT ANY WONDER THAT ‘THE FLAME” IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN? « On Monday, October 9, “THE FLAME” will Imp ortant: to larger quarters—at the 44TH STREET THEATH RE. Extra Matinee Columbus Day, Thursday, October 12. Tickets Now. ML ddd Yd r } EMPIRE ! Be Beas & 40 40 nt, “SPARKLING. CO} M TONIGHT: 11-30, EQ THEAT BK TO-NIGHE, 8.20, & 44 St omy Wel URTERION 5 ae THE MOST NOTABLE CAST ON bROADWAY MARY BOLAND FREDERICK TRUESLi OGDEN CRANE : WILLIAM BONELLI WALTER HORTON Ki HE BULLE RING N AMUSEMENTS. MARTIN CHEESMAN A n Intensely Human Story for Pla ‘cers Who Haven't B y y Ti en’ Refined Away From the Human Drama. = nt Metropolitan Opera Co. F NIJINSKY, BOLM, VA, REVALLES, GA OTHER FAMOUS L . 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