The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1916, Page 13

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Edward Jose, by using much infu nce, Was at o make aon je to make sone scence for the Astra-Pathe serial, “Pearl of the Army,” at Port Wadsworth, 8. 1 Raphael A whole troop of Boy Scouts from old, of No. Santa Barbara, Cal, assisted in imak- flreman of ing the Mutual release, "fhe Torch 2%, Ninety- Bearer, with William — Russell 2, 1916. A x. twen' 787 Crotona P Hook and Lad seventh Stre FIREMAN IS KILLED. “hrown From a Track Reapo! toa F and Amster- fell from the truck while Lou-Tellogen, after at One Hundredth ° \"The Biack Wolf’ for Lasky, Avenue He sf pear in Ped spoken drama ala mv moe ‘4 ‘a , Play made from one of his seer J skull It Is De Koven’s “Canterbury After @ tour in it he will roturn to f ay , the screen. Pilgrims’ — Other Features a bonald Mackonale, director for, the 33, . | Astra, has beg work on ‘The —Some New Singers. | @haitengect another Pathe serial. tt t Md an rane arent of ACOH f ‘ooda's é jay of the same name by Bertram Beveral novelties and revivals will Mijinause be included in the grand opera sea-| W ‘iam Fox yesterday finally de No Corns on son of twenty-three weeks, an- (cided to put his big aahior Says 4 mann flim, “A Daughter of the 1 in the Metropolitan Opera cody in the Lyric Theatre, Oct. 17 Prospectus made publle fy the time the picture is shown jt Several new singers will be will have been fourteen months tn to last season's personnel, the making, since the dusns and a sombling are not quite Anished as yet which remains almost unchanged. but the expense connected with the detailr await the return of Mr. Gattl-| making of this film might be called Casazen. | staggerine The most Interesting novelty an-| Po ae eres WINTER POOL IS OPENED. nounced is Reginald de Koven's opera | “The Canterbury Pilgrims.” It will | All-Year-Round Swimming a Fea-| on Beach. be Its first time on any stage and it is the fifth opera by an American com. | poser to be offered by the present hactapr wise | management. Tho Mbretto im by! not Uaurel In sete ty a tare num. Percy Mackaye, ber of swimming enthust The pool Auother novelty ts “Francesca 4@ lis che frst near New York to inaugurate all-year malt water bathing under sum & tragedy by Gabriele d'An |me- conditions, Visitors found huge sea was ushered in yestorda: music by Riccardo Zandonal, These Feet! g in Italian. teas: arachtion in, tre t ioe adion! A ware, “Iphigenia in Tauris," by Gluck, | a vathering place of the amimmers. be. y vorm. Bleree'® which has never voon heard in Amer-| tween gigas noe OF the wmtnmers | orb Will esiteve seu ot avert fea, will be sung io German, and| The pool, with its ocean water corn or you get your money back—no two the French repertory will be increased | heated to 70 degrees, will be open daily ways about tt by the presentation of Bizet’s “Leg |and Sunday. In the handiest, it remedy e Porlea,” Messenet’s Segre saya Invented. nt little, and “Lakme, jibes, thin little plaster that vuce Op Thain” and ‘Lakme,’ by Deiibes. | DROWNS WITH HER SON, [tise '""%.28%crn-tnet oun : “Der King des Nibelungen” te prom. ised, some performances of “Parsifal” and a series of special matinee per- formances of the novelties and other! operas Is planned. The usual Li aged night concerts are to be continu The season will begin Monday eve-| Kelth, seventeen, drowned to- ning, Nov. 13. Among the new artists | day Ip the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be Alice Lversman, Od Le} at Point of Rocks, when the mother Fontenay and Marie Sundelius, so- ; Ki i 7] plunged into the canal to save the pranos; Kathleen Howard, contralto: | ie, of her gon. a Ferdinando Carpi, tenor, and Paul Bender, baritone, The mother, her two daughters and ——— Of the names on last year’s rost these are missing this senson: Erma Zarska, Bohemian soprano; Ida Ci Jattl, Itallan soprano; Helen Warrum, lia Heinrich, d Giacomo Da- Youth, Drank, Falle tn Mother Dives After Him, FREDERICK, Md. Oct. 2.—Mra. waa intoxicated, home when Keith fell into the canal, and the mother at once plunged after him, ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. ASK FOr ané GET HORLICK'’S | THE ORIGINAL if MALTED MILK Geep eubsticutes com YOU sam= price macco, ‘The conductors are Bodanzky, Po- iacco and Gennaro Papi, new, a young man with a promising future, the prospectus says. Bavagnoli does not return —_——__—. MOTION P:CTURE NOTES an wert | STEAMBOATS. _ "EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES Edgar Selden says Belle Ashlyn ts to become the feminine Chartle Chaplin, Sounds reasonable enough! FE. Phillips Oppenheim's “The Male- factor” ts soon to be made @ motion picture. Rarney Bernard's film, “A Prince tn al wn Shop,” will be shown to an invited audience at 1800 Broadway to- morrow at 2 P Meanest corn that a bel it ehrl George Keith, forty. five, and Thomas Gnas Meneatst La N NE COMB TERRACE Y TENAFLY,N.J York City. —-Advt ESTATE AT AUCTION, HELP WANTED—MALE, NEY Se M All-the- Way-by- Water, TRAINMEN Maurice Tourneur is producing Mary Pickford’s second film for Art- and craft Pictures Corporation John 1 | Mmerson {# cutting and assembling | = = her first—"Less Than Dust.” METROPOLITAN LINE STATIONMEN Clara Kimball Young is due in Bos- |] Rou Iddand Sound, 7 joilara cian Young is due in Bos: |] “Rouse via Long Island Sound, | WANTED. | © when he! ple- COU CANAL ‘ork, Week Due "Boston Tickets and information at Pier, New York Tranafer Co. Of. and various Tourist Agenctes, “wy IUDSON RIVER | AY LINE (ALBANY, DAY LINE.) All Bervice Daily Exeent pander. | e Connections to mil nointe) West and North. 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