The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1916, Page 17

ston enn agmm rpreceetarente iy meme rey _. THEATRES. THEATRES. Bryant. 5.20, Matiness Wed. and Sat joliday Mat, Columbus Day. B0th, ne. Bway, Phone Kem Bthe! Clayton positively refuses to Work at night. She'll work twelve hours in daylight, however, Bessie Love and the Triangle Kids ~ featured at the Rinito next | Kk in “Sister of Six,” Edwin August, Ruth Blair, [va Howard and William Bailey will act three two-reel dramas for the tual. The first will be “Ths Law lature.” che Sweet, in the Lasky picture Storm,” will be the Broadway re's one best bet next week @ Virginia Pearson is soon to begin gs another photodrama for Will- Fox. it will be her sixth. Piorence La Badie, who is just com- Being “Divorce and the Daughter” Backfire is not a conventional Admittedly fin veallea, Stinemlge of Moclety. It play along conventional lines for the Most was written by Philip Lonergan, conventional people. For its thor- Notable Cast » + ough enjoyment one must have a On Broadway YALE $2,256,356 RICHER. leep and abiding sense of jus' Incladin a broad, sweet eb) a love 8 cas Denctt|} | of life and laughter. This play| Mary Boland Feit OF take wie isn’t a mere slender thread of a| Fred’k Truesdell tn endowment story refined away to nothing. n Ci Univer of sssese during’ he tot || | With a THEME. WHOLLY ANB | Qeten Crane year appears terday in the annual re- ENTIRELY NEW TO THE aeanan | Aileen Poe port of he treagurer, eo - jesom dowment is nearly $18,600,000, sieaiben cin ie whol per it 5 clas gant Walter Horto: In its operations for the year, the an grips you . = University reports a deficit of $12,661, through its four acts of logical| Roy Briant $4 Compared with a deficit of $8,638 in covelopinattt, appealing at once Fred W. Peters gout’ deficit in the dining hall of Ft pote laughter and your tears Henry Gsell the cost of food suppiies® ‘the’ repos that something which in Adri Bonaall aauenis of $18,365 were made to stu- | ail normal, red blooded people may tne: Canna ts. aed si be called, for want of a better Caroline Campe ivblaw NOMMER. term, the elemental. Martin Cheesman whey are wearing strow tom | Seats on Sale Three Weeks in Advance VENUS DISAPPOINTS HARVARD| ROCTOR'S Students, Looking for Beauty, Re- celve Only a Ma * CAMBRID¢ Mass, Oct. 6.—Venus VAUDEVILLE & OcTo OR VAUDEVIL tLe 169 RtiGeMaitadt $2 Boi it Kesha bags Loew's American bi has come to Harvard. The Lawn Party, John G. Sparks “Hurrah!” said many of the students, Qe, Consns £.ceme, Biers Ty But Harvard's Venus ts not of the| fy Maclaren," Wanted ote” | flush, neither does she fe her famous na wear resemblance | sake. 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