The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1916, Page 9

i ‘The William Fox forces will have a “peefatenk” at Healy's Sixty-sixth Street Restaurant to-morrow evening. Beginning on Nov. 23 the Gaw ee « ‘Will release through the Mutual Series of detective episodes called “The Vampires.” Jasper, the diving horse, jumped fnto a big tank of water from a plat- form twenty-five feet high the other day for a Keystone comedy scene. William Fox to-day released ‘ of Her Parents,” first starring film vehicl Brockwell plays two ¢ “The Mediator,” a film made from | Roy Norton's book of that name, wi!l| be released by William Fox Nov. Ab | George Walsh has the title role. Herbert Blache has obtained tho Motion picture rights @ "“W Findeth a Wife,” a soquel to Woman Thou Gavesy Me." Edgar Selden arranged matters for ™ ona, The Rev, Clarence J. Harris, who left the ministry to write fifm sce hartos, has turned out a, two-reel “drama called “The Eterifil © lenge,” which the Mutual is ¢ ing with Edna Payne in the t role, | © Charlotte Mineau of Charite Chap-! lin’s company, has a black eye. She was hit by a fiying plo tin Inst week. She also had her eye on the ple, they ony. ‘The principal feature on the Strand’s rogTamme next week will be “The low Gtrl," tn which Mae Murray will have the principal role. | = BILLIE BURKE IS SUED. Billie Burke, B. Burke Ziee mall in the $1 900 mult for personal Anjuries brought in behalf of thir- | father. yesterday. Justicn Cohalan so decided If the actress refuses to THEATRES. INU ONE jf PFPFORMANCE; | OR sk |THE’CENTURY GIRL} DIILINGHAM*"ZIEGFELD HAVE MADE THE CENTURY. THE THEATRICAL CENTRE: ,& Oh St. E EMPIRE 24.0 CYRIL MAUDE. — © tho play see (Aton t an and company Well Chatterton nd, BRUCE MeRAE tn HUDSON Wish) wi POLLY ANNA oe Pinay ‘That Puts LYCEUM ‘3'; Bach EIRe lary Boland and Prod GATETY, Pr rots a ie GikL | GOHAN BHARRIS Sor ts “Object Mairi: GOOD GRACIOUS ANNABELLE rock’ ng the REPUBLIC BELASCO Weat Mata, SEVEN CHANCES FARRIS Si #2 “UNDER, SENTENCE,” Incl, Sun,, 2 le Wl) >. W. GRIFFITH'S COLOSSAL SPECTAC “Orchestra of 50. PUNCH AaJUDY TREASURE isian “te i Ma’ Mots To-4 AS ary Fe Dise Who Isa CNOME? 2 . three, teen-year-old Helen F. Neville by her! ~ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, Qcoept the summons by mati at her! Hastings home, the server can post one up ot the door of her city res- dence. It In alloged the Neville child was run down by the actress's auto last month on St. Nicholas Avenue and One Hundred and Portieth Street, The AMUSEMENTS, complaint states that Floren Ztej feld’s wocrotary said Mis. Ziegfeld heed not worry a8 she was insured Awainst damage lability by the Globe Indemnity Company, The. company refused to admit service because @ copy had not been served legally on the defendant. HOW THIS WOMAN Got Strength to Do Her Work—Told by Herself. Fair Haven, Vt.—"I was so nervous and run down that I could pot do my| housework for my little Tamily of] I had doctored for nearly two! years without help. One day I read about Vinol, and thanks to it my health has been restored so I am doing all my housework once more. I arm telling all my friends what Vinol has done for me.""—Mre. Jemes H. Eddy. The reason Vinol Is eo successful In such cases is because it is an un- equalled tonic - body - builder, combin- ing beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates and glyc- erophosphates, the oldest and most famous tonics known to medicine. We will return your money if Vinol fails to benefit you. At Liggett’s- Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores, and at all) drug stores that display the Vinol Agency | Sign. Also at the leading drug store in all New York towns.—-Advt. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. Reston. Sere GRAND OPERA COS Lean lla “Ee SIV ST. THEATRES, You may be a GNOME ___and not know it. WINTER GARDEN, 2 sho sash be. | Spectal Mat, BOOTH way. | TocDay, VEMSHAM LITTLE THEATRE Cs PIERROT, = MMA DUNN in Old Lady ai PRINCESS 80%, nF, Hroagaay. re *n ae Te GE” AA vy, BORD SOLONG LETTY f OTTER GkEY Woop, 46TH ST. ys, weet ay ee 8 RICH MAN? POOR MAN" Maxine Elliott's we. Leddy LONGACRE%, a a WM.COLLIER .. kot 44TH ST. Richard Wa a CA, SINO, Es YELLOW JAC KET STANDARD ©» Ret THE SILENT ‘WITNESS Where Is a GNOME? M! ANHATTAN Hoe YORKVILLE Rs mizicizi in DIE TOLLE “DOLLY | tion Te na Mead tram To-wigs Whatlsa GIOME? PHOTOPLAYS. __ VAUDEVILLE. ? FEPROCTOR VAUDEVILLE & PHUTO PLAYS .) Toone Sextetie, vie, Kuwell | & ra TH on Morton, 4) Bri naan Hron KFORD |} | Putty a | Movtiieye, Wood Brow ong, Te Ay | tan Fields Mane Who Sto Bill cling & Led, Lao, Edward iar IC Libonits, Quniin & Parks Trio, Pos Wlite IeolanstTravan & U veclal Porform. To-iught at Si ae NEA, ML. to M1 Mt dn Dorothy Oiah in “Al Boy Loew's American Root y!,)", want Gi Wis shite iver! GLAS FAIRBANKS Jn | Fean A r comfort, rs (The Y American.) | 69th Regi iment Bazaar. Kira DAY. eta ten, LASS A Sensational Motion Picture Chapter-Play of the Great North Woods ap » TOD Np-# BG VALDRI Musie—Motion Pictures —- Dancing) - Cee Nv round, {World Wants Work Wonders. AMUSEMENTS. Watiut: \ —Into the river below tumbled the automobile with its two passengers. Most Spectacular of ALL Motion Pictures! —The Second Chapter Starts TODAY Today the second chapter of the big new motion picture suc- cess, ‘“‘A Lass of the Lumberlands,” starts the rounds of the theatres. Today you may see, for the first time, the second installment of this thrilling picture. GO! You will see the heroine, Helen Holmes, in a mad race with timberlands. You will see her opponents motoring recklessly across a high bridge—and then— you will see them hurled, automobile and all, into the river below. This is only one of the spectacular scenes in the second chapter of “A Lass of the Lumberlands.” HELEN HOLMES in. OF THE See this dramatic production! See Helen Holmes in her battle against the - giant Lumber Trust! See the wreck in the fog—a giant ocean liner stranded at seal See the heroine dive froma cliff 300 feet above the ocean—to save the life of one of the drowning passen- gers! This stupendous motion picture production abounds with THRILLS, This is a story of life in the Great Outdoors—a motion picture chapter-play in fifteen spectacular chaptera, See it! The story is by the noted novelist, E. Alexander Powell. Ask your theatre manager when it will be shown, See “A Lass of the Lumberlands” at Leading Theatres Read the Story Appearing Serially Every Saturday in the New York Evening World Motion Pictures Produced by the Signal Film Corporation. tributed through Sixty-eight Mutual Film Exchanjes in America \ 1916, AMUSEMENTS, her opponents to file claims for certain UMBERLANDS A new chapter is presented each week at leading theatres, Die- } HIPPODROME a8 Mat. To-Day, 2.15 ane BIG SHOW” WITH ANN orld’ Blecest A PAVLOWA Bh tthe Lowest Prices. HEARN ‘West of Filth bvenee CASH BUYING—CASH SELLING Resul: Up-to-date Merchandise @, Prices | | That Spell S-a-t-i-s-f-a-c-t-r-o--—- Our Customers Furluy Charming Array of UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN Variety Isn't all—novelty isn’t all—these silk and fi things are wonderful values. Unless you Hh gto liar Sieh the teotae coarie market 8 ares— you can’t Imagine what an achievement these pri Wemen’s combinations—Nainsook— yoke of fancy lace and@ embroidery, ribbon run—skirt and drew: fuatch—our reg. 70. we omens yokes of lace seca! $ png A ‘ith woallo; ribbon run—ekirt or Grawere teteeeeeereeseeseeeres OB thisaned front ane our reg. .79 *‘rimaed front and Back wi with Ince end embroidery. Women's Cerest Oevere—nainscok— ‘aitiaieitd {eos ‘ant Fe». aa ey vate trimmed with val’ lace, i g| and Swiss embroidery—ribbon a wh one = fun—drewers trimmed also.-:.1.08 and \nd ribbon yg oN our reg. 08 Mbrsiceret, a Women’s Night brie, | Women’s Drawe: brie nainsook of muslin—ro V oF muslin—-good embroidery high neck—embrolderies insert and edge—our reg. ey are + .68 | Women’s Drawere—na: andefine muslin—ruf, embroidery—regular style—serviceable .. SILK UNDERWEAR. Wemen's Night ey gored eatin trimmed with I or V neck—flesh of rosette finish—our Women's Camisoles—C Women's Night shessoh—puabete, nainsook, musiin—more than two dozen of newent styloe— variously trimmed—our reg. .08 .84 ‘Women's Night Dresses—fine nainsook—maoufecturers samples all lea Wie 2.04 Dreeses—fine nalinsook—ent! re yore and sleeves of lace inserts, Madeira embroidery tucks, shirrings and C repe de chines and satine combined with dainty lace yokes--white and flesh—our reg, $1.29. ...+5 0s Women's | Bavelope noo Jap alike rise . {ae tions front end back and lac etraps—our reg, on io. ire Sind our reg. $1.29.. Women's Pettte: ruffles of Swisa embroidery and rows of lace in pointed effect— lace trimmed dust ruffle— other styles—our reg. $1. Wemen’s Envelope Chemisea— silk or satin with Sittinwe and hematitching or lace and medallions—ribbon finish. Women’s Pettt +260 "a Petticonta—handromely trimmed with fing lace and embroidery—deep heading of white embrotd ribbon beading—bow fint ont tops with ribbon ‘Women’s Washable Sa —net ruffle—our reg. -4.69 SILKS nee that always clings to silk nt ia filled continually with women who uy. Pure here please them. Velveto—Now cloth 85-inch Chiffon Taffetas—soft and 11k fuce—clona pile— | luatrous—full range wf ght and Handsome materials for gown, dark color suite—value §6.00, +4.45| Both special Somehow, the sort of ele This departi before they jeases any woman. scriminate carefully La and Satine—vario: combinations—eul trimming plousee, on eto.— 123" iso. 1.60.. 1-08-. 3.25 86-inch Fatile siIk—n shades—all pure aiik. “apecial "2.09. Colored Yetvetwene—Nev7, een and brown—ox' quality—value tna. te .98 30-inch Cordureye—large aaeert ment of colore—wide wale— Q5-inch Chiffon Taft ight 200 and .08 | “and dark navy oor & Stl Imported Coréuroye—hig' lone uatrous—manufacturel alightly Tuod sasortinent of colo Imperfect $1.25 goods, Spoctal 1.50 Some fing, sheer Hew have @ few « and, therefor Of high lustre gott—40 Jaches wide. happ upon yal thie ail that hav 86-inch Silk Mixed Pepline—high Just full assortment of light and dark colors—value Would ordinarily reduced —s MEN’S SHIRTS, NECKWEAR SWEATER COATS—UNDERWEAR Dependable kinds—Moderate profit prices, MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS—complete stock of single-breasted styles in gray—single or double breasted in navy—regulation firemen's shirta— with or without collars visible au wide—value 91.00. pockets—all sizes. . eR ArO LNG 1.19 to 4.49 MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS—of close woven percales—neat stri; on white grounds—five button front. babe treoed _ id Oil: GEMDE TN Gs Tavea Dun he kU waniaeNtetuaser pease veneaneeene Special .6D MEN'S SILK NECK EAR. all alze newest colorings— open ends—large assortment. ... 60-6. seeceeeee . 5, or 3 for 1.00 Men's Wool-Mixed Underwear— Complete #to nek of R . Single and double-breasted shirts also Kirk Jrawers to match—woft, but 1.10 to 2.39| durable toxtures—all wines to 60 in.—-bought when wool prices sOxtord, ma- | were much lower than those of to-duy....,.8pectal, 1.85 Ares, Spec Mal 2.50 MORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday & Thursday, Until 1 P. M, nae o prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Ordera, 8 |98 ct. Linen Table Damaske... Bleached—vartety of py LINENS MAIN FLOOR, 19 Silkoline Comfortables.... 98 et. All-Wool Broadcloths,.......... 7 |] 60 Inch--cardinal, garnet, brown, navy black. ‘DKE8A GOODS-—MAIN FLOOR, 179 ct. Yard Wide Peplins.... 59) Silk mixed-—light, dark end med- tum colors, aleo Black LK &—MAIN FLOOR, Bet. whens Satina, moires and taff white and colors, also satin stripes ‘ukNismivas—rmrep won, ee Stat 8T, on eat DWAY @ 4787 | Daly ae 280-4 Two Complete 7.80 and 118 one BURLESQUE, LYMPIC Baste THE BROADWAY SKATING 3 PALACE Onan in Ping K. GNow's WO oben “JUST AS THE WORLDS BEST SHOW) WAS BEEN NANIMOUS POrPULAR RCCLAIM! wth ™ FOX sresentes Pic TURE ERMA = ¥ | Po MATINEE TODAY “Exs" INCLUDING EVERY AIGHT Fa¥b:30 30. THE Calla "| SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MAT DAILY BELLES eed DAMCHTENE OF IF THE as | d Dresdes urable widths, and Diesdons—gura , RIBBON 27 et. Silk Stripe Poplins. Copenhagen, navy, myr WASH DRESS PAURICS—BASEMENT, 15 ct, Fancy Drees Gh h—mill length t of airipos, check: colora. WAST! DRESS FABRICS —BASEMENT, $3.98 Bore’ Suits, Semt-Norfolk: browns and y to 17 yre. THING—THIKD FLOOR, n's White Petticoats. kor mualin—ruf wide or rows of lace, MUSLIN UNDERWBAR—SECOND FLOOR 1234 ct, Absorbent Crash. cceevee +O] 98 ct, Long Flannelette Kimonos...... White-neat patterns, Persian dosigue—sateen trig TOWELINGS--sAlN FLOOR, siave 34 to WoUSEDRESSEA—SECOND FLOSE, \ Bleached Sheetings.. Worth 23 ct—58 t ° siscves—or low 25 et. Tichings............0+5 kie length. Assortment ry TICKINGS. BASEMENT MONDAY M \RNING WONDERS, 39 ct, Brass Extension Reds... r of ince ¢ eine extend 90 to 64 inches Pe 15 ct. & 19 ct. Curtain Scrims, White or Arabian tint aert and deep, hem, UPHOLSTERY—BASEMENT, ipeciala, Look for the Cleckal