The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1916, Page 13

i dbl cea hci ll a ear lane ean ON ee THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1916.” : a ————. $$$ eee rendition of the Stevenson verse| last night at a concert in Carnegie Ri y condiary, was discovered | Opera Singers Wien next she sings to us. Hall given tinder the auspices of the (OME S_DAY AT BAZAAR, He barked and awake Richard Hpstein’s masterful ac-|G@erman Ambassador an e Aus- |, = rho aroused the Give Recitals companiments af the, pine reseived | trian Charge @-Affalres for the ald of Seaun th Peannetst wien Toutes (Lae lou ce tio; rom the singer. jerman an ustrian soldiers im- 4 >| ‘ganas pair prisoned in Siberia. ‘There was | Of the 2,000 Visitors at tho Italian “ eects Ge h Si Julla Claussen, mezzo soprano, large crowd. It was the first appear-| Bazaar in Grand Central Palace Inst fi uccess: who has found a place in opera 48) ance here this season of Mme. Sclu- evening, about were crowded well as upon the concert stage, gave) mann-fleink and Mr. Goritz, and) around Enrico Caruso, Wherever the Fourtemn th Street West of Fitth Avenue tik i ' Fine Big Stocks of Merchandise a recital at Aeolian Hail yesterday |ench was warmly greeted. Kuch Of /singer wap. there also was tr : | afternoon, accompanied at the plano| the four artists appeared twice, and|” When he drew. cartoons, | By Sylvester Ivester Rawling by Marcel Charltr, There is much/at the end Mme. Schumann. feink | from §% to $1,000, he was ARL SCHLEGEL, baritone of heauty in her voice and ahe has gifts| sang with violin obligato and organ /fd. When he sang “ine the Metropolitan Opera Com- of tnterpretation as well as an un-! accompaniment, i admire an embre istakable musical temperament. <oemeneiom buys f pany, in a recital at Aeolian fhe , to buy a flow tenor was a bit heavy at first, but), ” was both cheer Hall last night, chaPted a Inrge and stoaqily improved. Her programme, |“THE BROKEN VIOLIN” A GO. ‘Another. sing Watn- appreciative audience by the luscious which began “with Handel, held Pay erera RE the spaghettt enti tent Frid NOW IN DEMAND i et ” sees he wpaxhettl eating contest Fri quality of his voice, and by his ar- Vine wen copeiliy Ee ade ty iid Themashefoky Comedy a Big Sue-| ony + Taner of which t= to fecsee i tistic use of It, Topheavy with Ger- fan) ay Sta foes Maawonete “Le cons on Houston Street. Sas dude S geadteta ean te ton he 1 man xongs, as most recitals are (per- Cid" and a final group in English. In| one of the prettient musical camedies by Carlo Cerlanh who hie been des ° : ° haps because of the intrinale worth {he latter, Mme, Clauasen’s @nunciQ: tof vin geason fa now being played at the fated ty, the King of Italy for his ex- Are Priced in Accordance with of German lieder) his programme 'on. despite a. slight accents Was) mnomashefaky Theatre, Houston street! “Vemerday was fame’s day, to-day will M y a _ bs and Second Avenue, under the title of|he France's di ‘To-morrow the Bons . jwas Giversitied Tt began with Ho- the High Hall-Garden,” Georg Hen- | «the Broken Violin.” With an orchen-'of Italy’ “trom Uwonty tates: will oat « —— jfatio Parker's “Salve Regina.” Then are prerning et hal BG pettot 4 ire ot twenty-five and a beauty chorus the, big pene ft for the war sufferers of vere COnIIN " ti, Well sung) and Francisco oxero’s|of thirty, the play has scored a tremen-|Italy. The theatrical booth nade tha ; jthere were ¢ mpoaitions by Calratl, Try ‘Love fa a Muteteer,” the Eng- | dows siccess, and it is predicted the jacgost tales yeaterday; the total was , RE Ww 4 hin, Bey oY Hate, Heldrich, Hugo Wolf and Rich- yigh words by, Emille Frances Bauer: igce will run for the entire season, | $4.00. EMPIRE & fe My 5 ne play is advertised as a $10, ——s Mate Wel, ‘Sat, Bie, Day. | ard Strauss, Especially gracious and were repeated. Besides, there were by Bores Thomashef- De rka a Fire Alarm. ‘a “4 " v duction. in THE | moving were Mr. Schlegel’s pro- Techalkowsky's “A Legend” and 8| Brynn noduced It with the assist: CYRIL MAUDE BASKER J} nouncements of Max Reger's "Gebet “Lullaby” by an unknown composet.| ance of his son, Harry Thomashetaky, | Mts Rose Armbruster of No. 646 Our Moderate-Profit Basis Following for Wednesday and Thursday © ~——---___+ < ” ayers The music was composed by J. M. Dean Street, Brooklyn, possibly owes ¥ WEWAMSTERDAM SS, f. | Rachmaninow's “An Die Kinder," yfme, Schumann-Hotnk, Otto Gor-!ghinsky.. The ensembles arid dances, her life to her bull og. Some Boy. Bho | SILKS AND VELVETS lay & Bvianger's Marx's “Windraeder” and Schoen. itz, Arthur Hartmang, violinist, and were confucted by Dan Dody o€ Broads! was Maleep early yesterday morning df berg’s “Dank.” Eduard Rechlin, organist, appeared way, when “fre, helieved ‘to have been in: ted MOST ATTRACTIVELY PRICED At the end there was @ group of) == ————— = - - i songs in English in which Mr. PHOTOPLAYS. x re PHOTOPLAYS. Some fine, sheer Fleur de Soie silka have a few alg ht imperfections and, lw Schlegel’s enunciation was as clear ~~~~~~~ od as ™ therefore, are greatly reduced. Of high lustre and elegant draping quality. and distinct as in his songs in Ger- . | You may yy oagl upon yards and yards of this silk cg i , tinct i 1 Gers at have no oe a Poe hathage rea hint flaw—40 inches wide—it would ordinarily sell for $2.25......... 1.49 di-ineh Chitton Ve just five, Saar’s “Nocturne,” Spross'’s “In a Temple Garden,” Mary Turner shades—fine silk te—Now cloth | 85- e—cloae pile— 1 Tatter ‘ange of light ot liane ced Salter’s “The Resting Place,” Walter if rene if " af PON mc | Handsome materialm@tor gowns, dark color: Kramer's “The Stirrup Cup” and Hl i he ca ; nn i ‘| it t sulte—value $5.00... +4.45 | Both especial. ee anéd 1.60 Kisler's “Marching Song.” Bach found; |W ff Pa i oe so eager was the recognition of the : hy ‘70.08. 1.28..1.60.-1.75..1.05 binations—euitable for $ NICK ERB KER, By - |, | Songs. the singer and the text in the 1.8 at ef Dare 18: tet $5. 4.50 blouses, dri AES 15. Mate. vernacular. Mr, Schlegel couldn't re- 1.2. 20. Corduroys—ilarge ai ment ©f colors—-wide wal 4 ort= EMBAVID. BELASCO. fuse to give the “Marching Sone” i wn—extre WARFIELD © tics | ois seobi’ secocthtee oe tha | beavis auahity value a2 3675.2.08 | sine Greraets __MASTER welcome Kitty Cheatham's inimitable | colors-—-newast including ei ts CRITERION © __ CONCERTS AND MUBIC. oh JOHN DREW iiss HUDSON §.F0it 6% 12 POLLYANNA t Pate der date. Living, LYCEUM Saba titre, Sata BACKFIRE}, with Mary Rolanggand Freterick 1. TumeResghi! nd 8 Imported beakers ong res SR y pile— good assortment of co) Special 1.50 all pure silk. ” dpeciat a 2.00 Popline—high 85-inch Chiffon Ta) jae—light a nent of me ‘and dark navy vohtewnsott ana . lustrous—manufact: Imperfections of ‘34-tnch Site M1 Juatre, @ full light and dark color i Crepe en —fu) Sinen nck 8(We—satin duchess, — weave, * ay hs de sole, peau de cyg of colors in 4 id evening ep shades, also ied Ss tou 4 Special 1,205] black: 7.50-. 1.95 Mer TSrbnhe AAW SER: te ’ fetam—benutiful | 40K i pa! pure - floral designs on light gro Hi _ y We Ba2 2 ae , to be made up Into, hapdaom Heures ca white are YVETT CUBE V0 | evening Kowns—value $2.80"... 2, 45 3: eh Sickel aoe Friday Te Gl BN gr Be Sunday Evening, Ni keta at Box Offic nt Direc ‘Catharine A, Bamman, ¢ | Ob, : THEATRES. Eck mie | FROM A LARGE MAN’F’R Whose Name We Were Requested Not to Use A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Finest Silk Velour and Silk Plush Portieres “Object ret Voth Stree we. Montague Glam & Juice Exkort Goosman, hy tite, p Lastagton it) TO-NIGHT, Die TOLLY DOLLY (7H?) coOo GRACIOUS ANNABELLE Pato RL ntl om Sh ncaa ora me PUNCHAIUDY Tot 0th, Bol Bway ~ Starts TODAY! EAS! I | Were sold as high as $45 and $50— SEVEN ‘CHANCES = Lceerseint 1S hanes | Our Special Purchase Price, pair....... te eeeeeeees 3298 Fonugee Ueney eng Hea Sa 4 French edge—duplex colorings, includin: id olive, uae Seer Re ais abe crimson and alive, Copenhagen and rere Havens ‘anid ome blue, et aber FARRIS, eee AMUSEMENTS. “UNDER- SENTENCE.” MANHATTAN OfER® NARs. sh and Janet Beecher, Eves, at 8, Mate, Wet & Sat. at 2. Ai LIBERTY }\%' BSD D. W. GRIFFITH'S COLOSSAL SPECTACLE Orchestra of 60. Wars artistic combinations—the Plush Portieres have bloc! me have slight imperfections that are hardly discernible and in no way Intertere with wear, « —_——__—_————_ Comfortables and Pillows TOWELS ATTRACTIVELY PRICED There's a lot we can say about these Comte toneopiniy Darke te" | towels—many of which aré all pure stitched-—our reg. $4.09 +- 8,07 | linen—there’s a lot. more we can say Comfortablee—reversible——Floral jabout our prices compared with TR eette Getler Te jothers, but we'll sum {t up in four $1.69... 1.27 | words: Hearn's Quality, Hearn's Values. "TODAY —for the first time—you may see the greatest and most sensational of all motion pic- tures—a spectacular chapter-play of the Great North Woods—"‘A Lass of the Lumberlands.” This stupendous production is presented by the Signal Film Corpora- tion. It features the fearlese film star, Helen Holmes, It has a setting and story abacuals new and unique in motion pictures. It will take you to the virgin Northwest—the land of the great sequoias, cedars and pines. You will see the tremendous forests—the primal life of the log; ing camps—pictured in all their stupendous majesty. You will be introduced to the thrills and perils of the life in God's awn country. tie Produrtine, 2 | tyr TH ea RL HIPPODRONE Pris BI WITH ANNA PAVLOWA, World's Biagest Show At''the Lowest Prices. (QOLUMBIA 2, Seay NIGHTS AT BIS “Our reg. $2.49 22x30—our reg. $298 24x80—our reg, $3.39 26x30-—our rem. $3. paler | Prices, This startling motion picture production is in fifteen chap- 39TH ST. Yo is “THE ROSELAND GIR New White Feathere—down hs eet ncaa EMMA i in ‘si ior’ ‘i ae ae —. ters. Anew chapter will be presented each week. ‘A Lass of the Lumber- “alkene gs GL00 TB opeclal. AAT “funlioengane haa wovspecial 20 PRINCES ICE SK. ATING Now" OPEN lands” is a story of profound heart-interest—a story which relates the struggles of a lone BABIES' All Pare Linen Damas! Cold Weather Needs knotted fringo-—wid white borders in con’ irl, fighting single-handed against that gigantic octopus—the Lumber Trust. It depicts in vivid ecenes the’ dramatic episodes of sven -day life in the Great Northwest. It portrays the dangers that confront it VAUDEVILLE. Sage the heroine, Helen Holmes. It reveals thrills such as you have never seen bef. fore. e and adven- SHIRTS— floral deaigae--our reg. 88 ture, plots and counterplots, are sketched for youasthey are seen on Life's canvas in the Great Outdoors, See eee ee mete og yep, | All Pure Linen Hack Tewelem eeraiua ab 00 Sibi ee Bpeclal 7g} salloped ends—damask bord IT. Faw tnure sat d tle | mn with initial Wreaths... pecial .6D ARN. POOR NAA XH or th rter wi RICH MAN, POOR MAN Myalue TBcsrrccsacee 257 | Turkle! net alle sire centre w atripe— ed Bat, ‘thy sear ne en 4 HAND-MADE AFGHANS— hematitched..... + Bpectal 88 i Via erenten Gy Warou Mldgat Ho My Dost aft POT Seeer: PPS Poh Bette Cy Tae Gok na'couy for bay oceurt or? |AM Pure LAnen Gest owrale=: - carriago—Valuo $4.08..... +++. 7ah] Colored border with woven initials EW wa Fe 8, Ti e ° ¥ ; ; = aa he Fearless Film Star in Sitectore cortinee Rene Sar Fem TO 8 Salo» A Ser ei th BUNKER BEAN THEMAN WHO CAME BAG | |‘¥S 670M" Nef LIVTLE THEATRE PEORENOR Law Avie ia BThe' es lior: wR Loew's mean Root 330 4.2 ( Sf HUSH! | | 28 AEE Mae $1.20 & 52 Pierrot * “Prodigal ie SAP various dgvigns—value $2.26...1,84) Spectali— Delivery Schedule.— * Baby RBuntings—-of Kipple 4 PAID PURCHASES Eiderdown—warmly lined—with AN SRE IN U. 8. pilk-lined hood—satin ribbon >, O. D. PI trim-—value $2.75 Finer of double eiderdown 2.95 Corduroy: nilk lined throughout, . A LASS or THE LUMBERLANDS 449 MORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday & Thursday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders, A Spectacular Motion Picture inte or Arica tnt tne ince | atipe and tse spe vation Chapter-Play of the North Woods || Sheet ceases, | nememeee vere 98 Georgette Crepe Blouse ite or flesh—tucked 49 ct. Searle and Squares,...........+5 as ‘ | White—lace trimmed. breast atrle. i £ | ART LINENG—MALN FLOOR, | BLOUSES—SEOOND FLOOR, Leading theatres everywhere will show this tremendous mo- tes see, g(eiedint ai tien icture spectacle—"'A ta ass of the Lumberlands’”’ in fifteen chapters—a Bill: mined waite very and blacks | Girtpes nd pl BILLS MAIN FLOOR apter every week. Ask the manager of your theatre when it will be shown. Don't “Hors AUHSISHINGS THIRD FLOOR, miss sf i opportunity to see daring, dashing Helen Holmes in her greatest success—"A Lass of the | 89 at. Storm Weave Berges. . pone vad $3.98 Boys’ Suits—7 to 17 ye 3.00 Lumberlands.” An all-star cast supports her Many of the scenes are more spectacular than anything a SR rad te hey Semt-Norfolke — v J ever before shown in motion pletutes. This thrilling story is more fascinating than an interesting book De ner e aces BLOOn. | Baan niece cane neve enna ) PARK ae aE any TC —you can see the scenes portra ayed in Lye reality on the screen of your favorite motion picture 7 tr quae tt oT HING—TBERD FLOOR, theatre. The first chapter of “A Lass of the Lumberlands” begine today, Seo it! If your theatre is not listed here, ask the manager when “A Lass of the Lumberlands” will be shown. See “A Lass of the Lumberlands” at “MASQUE OF LIFE” |___Fan pale rhe Annan Ditferwns pe B10 Suits... 78 and full assortment of colors for OEE, lining coats, suits and bed eta, LININGS BASEMENT, 29 ct. Mercerized Shantungs Bt) ok Combinations es Lustrous finish—fine range of col- ore, | brown. pink, | Trina ‘wilt oF drawers rinbon— Le di Th t pA rene bi ea MUSLIN UNDERWEAR— SECOND FLOOR, ading Theatres t SEBABS PUMBICYREBGLIST. |. Lite Tot’ Colored Drewee, ITet. Dress Glphne 3inch a 13) Gingnaiy ang Sharabray, ‘variety MMIII lengths of fine qualities in | cre Dae : Read the Story Appearing Serfally Every Saturday in the AMI Jongthe Of fine quaiition ta ag eid Tse ON PLoom, lain ¢ ; ; PRAM DuEss wanmics—Basewner, | %8 ct Sateen Petticoats «+s... re filed flounces-—fitted bands, $1.98 Men's and Women's Umbrellas Ld ; COATS. SECON! wy Pieces dye silk and linen mixture BNPHOOAS ” oa —plain or trimmed handles his et. HS. Huck ‘owels UMBRELLAS— MALN FLOOR, ¢ New York Evening World Motion Pictures Produced by the Signal Film Corporation. Distributed through Sixty-Eight Mutual Film Exchanges in America d—broche horders, | MAIN FLOOM, White-atlc fibre r ¢ wood th IHN S PURNISHINGS- MAIN PLE ATURD FL TRIANGLE THEATRE ie if, Bally ainabes First Anniversn FRANK KEENAN & EN ENID SRREY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. In ‘Jim Grimsby's Boys’ 3 Other Plays Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials, Look for the Clockel Look for the Clocks!