The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 25

MOVIE INDUSTRY BERIND FIGHT ON SUNDAY CLOSING 000 Investment to Take Case to Court of Appeals. ‘The entire moving picture industry | of the country, representing a finan- cial backing of over $500,000,000, ac- cording to the movie men, has now g@ot behind the fight to prevent the Sunday closing of picture theatres in New York City and other parts of the State where they have been al- lowed to open in the past. Motion picture men from all over the country will come here Thanks- giving Day to attend two meotings, at which the Sunday movie question will be the principal topic. Owners of theatres being most cerned, there will be a special meet- ing of the Executive Board of the Ex- + hibitors’ League of America, presided over by the National President, Lee A. Ochs. Then tho exhibitors will go to the meeting of the Executive Board of the National Association of the Mo- tion Picture Industry, where final de- clsion will be reached on ways and means for the fight. William A. Brady fe President of this organization, which takes in all the departinents of the movie business and is a powerful factor. The probable action of the two. meetings was outlined for The World Jast pight by Thuinas Howard, Stute Secretary of the Exhivitors’ League “We have thirty days to appeal to the Court of Appeals from the ruling of the Appeliate Division, Third De- partment,” said Mr. Howard, “Wiil- jam M. Seabury and J. Robert Rubin, attorneya for the National Associa- tion and the Exhibitors’ League, will be appointed to handle the legal pro- ceedings. They will take the matter out of the hands of the Interests in Albany which started the action, and will represent the whole film business when they take It to the Court of Appeals. “We are positive the Court of Ap- peals will rule that Sunday motion jotures are legal. The Appellate vision went out of its way to say they were filegal throughout the State when {!t was merely called on in reference to an Albany ordinance “The Third Department of the Ap- pellate Division has no jurisdiction in New York City, and the clty thea. tres cannot be closed unless the Court of Appeals hands down a ruling that \ Bunday picture shows are Illegal all over the State. The Second Depart ment of the Appellate Division ruled fn 1908 that Sunday movies were te We expect the Court of Ap will uphold the decision of the Becond. Department instead of the ‘Third Departinent.” Word came from Binghamton that Mayor Truitt, acting on the decision of the Third Department, yesterday notified moving picture proprietors fhat ail theatres must be closed on Bunday on penalty of fines and re- ‘vexing of Icenses, jal meeting of the Executive committee of the National Associa- tion yesterday at the Times Building was attended by William A. Brady for the World Film Corporation; ‘Waiter W. Irwin, Vitagraph; Adolph Zukor, Famous Players-Lasky; Ben B. Hampton, General Filin Company; Lee A. Ochs, Exhibitors’ League, and others. It was decided to send tele~ to the newspapers of the State asking that they editorially oppose the Bunday closine Motion Picture Notes “The Valley of Decision,” featur- ing Richard fennett, will be reloawed by the Mutual Dec. Brickson—You ee write Dougias Fairbanks at the Triangle- Fine Arts atudios, Los Angeles. .« The first chapter of “The Seque! to the Diamond From the Sky’ will be released Nov. 27. Lillian Hamilton, Vogue come dienne, ts quoted as saying she wili marry any man who will give her a house with a fireplace in it Charlie Chaplin would like to write @ book on “What Money Can Do for You if It Will,” but he can’t find his fountain pen. “An attractive title is half the battle,” says Willlam A. Brady, And ' thed he changes the name of “On Secret Service” to "On Dangerous Ground.” William Fox will release June Cap- film “The Mischief Maker" on The For P. A. describes it rollicking picturization of a ap's deviltry.” Harry King Tootle, publicity man for the Gaumont, reports that his fur CONCERTS. AND MUSIC. I, Mom, Aft. Nov, 27, at 9 GKERICOWITS CH Mgt Lovdon Chariton Mason & Hamlin il Hall, Tues. Ev. Nov, ‘y at Flonza ley Qranret _BOe to. #2 Mavager “RNEISEL dual ET GObGWSKY | BKIDEWELL |F METROPOLITAN gress TO-NIGHT ATS. SAMSON PT DALILA, HARDMAN PIANO] USED Beas SMARTS ss Ll Ten Allies Costume Ball MADISON SYUARE GARDEN VUES, EVE, 28th arior GALAXY OF (T Wontar ous 0 STiVal. OF vets §5 if, ‘and by directly con- | Hined overcoat has been at the taf- lor’a since last spring, and he can’t get it out until he gets hold of $22. What do you suggest, gentlo reader? Gladys Hulette, Thanhouser star, in making @ scene in a picture, had to chase a hen up and down In West Dighty-first Street half an hour the other day. Finally she caught it by putting salt on Its tail. A CLEAR COMPLEXION 7 | Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes Men Representing $500,000,-| | Says Dr. —Most Women Can Have Edwards, Ohio » Phy i Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 yenrs treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, nam- ing them Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. 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Ue THE CABARET GIRLS bArtLes OF THE SOMME oTONIGHT iar Notice “\to World Readers SundayWorld Edition Limited to Demand VAUDEVILLE, va FFPROCTOR » PLAYS Doi Mis | rss Readers of The Sunday World are requested to place their order in ad- vance with their dealer, This is the only way to be sure of getting a copy regularly, as The Sunday World is sold out early. Owing to a short- age of news-print paper news- M to GAUL KANE th Loew's amencan Roo! r the newsdealers’ orders are limited to actual sales, si eeabae wa such an individual way, fimbroidered of tuchad 1916, HEARN ‘Wet of Fifth Avenne _ THANKSGIVING SALES | Continued Splendid Values for Last Day of Week. READ AND CONSIDER THESE OFFERINGS :— FROCKS JEWELRY Read every offering carefully; theee FOR WOMEN AND YOUNG WOMEN represent unusual values, erpectally at this particular season, Holiday festivities and social events mean new gowns. 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Also ser with wool es, in Biounos of lace and crepe de chine In white aod fleen—lematitched The radium atl Hany eatin ands ay Boys’ MACKINAWS OVERCOATS Look for our Specialized 5.10 ois 7.25 5.00... 400 8.00 Blouse at 1.85 Our regular prices, $6.98. $0.98, $7.98 | Our regular prices. $5.98, .$7.98. $0.98 In latest combinatto of plaid ° and vb eheviot, chinchilla, Exceptional Valu and nal—v of wives shouts lite In every effect from extreme dithesd at conservative—2%y to 18 yre ine | and they t suitable for conte o 1 Pulte ) fein, Ail Weel ¥ serge YOUNG MEN’S SUITS ree alde Our reg. 811.98, sizes 83 to $8 chest, 10.00 email plue grounds, n over= Cheviots and assimeres—two and three button pack models— ment of putt ns, including plaids, stripes, che rge ort. ks and mixtures—plain or with gree plaids—our reg. $1.29 07 cuff sleeve—flap or shied pocket. re or one linin ard Lines of Rubber Boots == == — —— ss Storm King Dull Gum Boots. Storm, King Dall, Gum Boat. COATS of Fur and Plush ‘ VTOILET NEcEss oly e we 8,3 to 6... - 2.50 Sizes for Women and Misses for less anywhege else. So it rahe Vat Abel adda Cae ete 2.00 Velour Coats 29.50| Near Seal Conte, ....... eeeene 49.50 fe Bch bg Loi off the things you \Children’s bright and dull Full ae ind 40 ln. lahekniccnY WIG finish, sixes 5 to 1043... 1.50 with lw Skinner satin un neem. $79.98 $1.25 Avery Tine Brust oT | #11 to 2....66 2.00 slik or pat Silk Velour Conte. ...........52.00 | #5 ct #120 Mortetor +15 Dull Gum Boots, knee Tenth of colors, bre Many have collar, ew and vor 26 ct. Ivory 15 [Men's Sizes, 6 to 12 75 and black-—we of Tur, while othera have plata bot= 119 ot, 4 uy with f y $3.00 to $5.00 Boys’ Boots, Sizes a to 6, 2.°5 Plush Coats. . 21,00] far kita ay dans si Men's flat last mahogany 08 proac|Boys’ Boots, Sizes IL to 2. 1.75 | Many have bordere of be aver, plush . b 7 and, heels cand eyelets Misses? Boots, Sixes 11 to 2 1.50 data | Coney US Mulfaiessii+s. 4h 4.75 unk and, Beals GUNS a} Boots, : 2 | pelt en and| Black or brown—melon or pillow |< 16 Guin ’Metal Calf and P \Children'’s Boots, 6 to 10, 1.25 $27.98 and $20.98 shaper, satin lined—reg. w. #5 98 & $6.95, Sin box).. 12 | pak sires se RIBBON VALUES that should interest many,. .,. All the kinds now in demand for gifts or fancy work: BLANKET and FLANNEL Specials Each blanket seems such # great soft, looking at it. As for H fluffy mass—you feel warm just Reautiful and ity—you know it's the best anywh ; rn wave aie. nywhere, because blankets at ‘or four generations we have had a reputati Manket valuo, We guard it carefully. putation for blanket quality, allfornia Wool, also st Mlankets——white, plain Ida for three- ch Warp Prints dark colorings for bi holiday gifts—reg. 4 Wide Ribbons for bags, vestings ‘and dress trimmings=—blue oF black Kround with gold and ailver tinge) eff Jacquard Biderdown Diankets—also h covers—Indian designs and ee $2.98, $2.99 5.98— Jacquard eiderdoweee Pa ab hats *ps..4.p8 | suarter bede—our reg. $0.95...4,77| Our Tem. B49. ce gag Teinch Satin Str olen & tee Fine All-Wool B white, pink. b and Nile our reg. a9 + BS ch Malren—tiat auaiitics - vent of colora——reg, 39 d Velveta—iimht and daric wULiful rome efter +20] Gedi--worth $9.98 dainty ively simple—many enc dsoine omb'a patterns—an immense variety iat our row. ste settee eeeeeeeeee OF SOME SHOE SPECIALTIES For Boys and Girls etn — two-tone elderdown finish— und—our reg. 98. tal ae HAND BAGS of Leather, Silk, Velvet Shopping Downtown Surely Pays Leather, Silk und Velvet Hand Bage— fancy and plain tinings—inside change pocket of Burne one OUR FAMOUS KNOCK-ABOUT MAKE safety pocket—our sag Vario, 60 Girls’ Genuine White Buckskin Lace Shoes, Girls’ Tan Calf Lace Shoes, high cut, Girls’ Patent Leather or Gun Metal Calf Button, high cut, 1.54 Patent Leather Button Shoes, with white tops, high cut. Boys’ Shoes, Patent Leather or Gun Metal Calf, for dress or school wear. Pia fe 1 Moreeco and Goat Skin Children’s Foot Form Shoes in black, tan or white buckskin. Velvet Moire and Leather Bags, in Hewat ety) slews and Shanes ng, corriage, d Opeour ree, $1.08 | and onve Pee ea th and without inside [Children's Ankle Shoes, for babies learning to walk, black, white and tan, ‘thapee—our're At prices really reasonable, | eavelope shapes ——— —_—_———+¢ MORNING SPECIALS— Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P, M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders 98 et, Men's Knit Mufflers, a Bik and cotton Core aw ay erat or bluck--allk. fr Berges, Linge plalda MEN'S FURNISHINGS MAIN FLOOR, lin, tn‘ shades of orown, ndy, CO et ted aniined Pues tune: ereenr-welvet convert: tne Ries tnd dark “coloringa $1.98 Children's Coat Sweaters........ 1.84 pollas onvariety of smart models 33 ch | Woot A—most desirable colory inssesDErT.— YOUTHS' DEFT, —THIAD FLOOR, | including inaroon and durk Oxford Panny DEE ERED. Teed BOYS PEANISIINGS™ THIRD FLOW, | 29 et, Ribbons $7.98 Boy ailored Moire, satin “and taffeta’ ‘in’ ‘solid Sariet nd Nor 59 et, Seconds Children’s Drosden—suitable for soshoen tanner toes 3 in brow Cotton Union Suits, 44) articles, hair ribboos ‘rte ray, green and. tan~—lar Fleeced—bigh ne lune nleeves— mings. ra eortment of fp erne—fine a length—all » RINBONS-MAIN FLOOR, 1 , ‘ ova: CLOTHING ~TIRRD FLOOR. KVir UNieiW RAK MALY FL0OR $2.59 Coutil Corsets, «4... +54. a7 a edium bust—t end" 59 ct, Bo’ Bluse 44 394 Children’s Flannelette Pajamas... 45) Midian, ust long ipe—eimb y= and nedium wtriped or tig- Warm ai mfortahle—best qu CONSE TS—8BOOND FLOOR, i Ce patterns Hy Ss cnmweat patterna | ity atriped in different color 6G. Mes bees 1 UNDEMWEAR-BEOOND FLOOR, FURSISHINGH THIRD FLOOR | $3.00 Women's Kid Shoes 2.45 | $1.98 Girls! Sweaters, .. ican Mt r 1 kid shoe, Hid top, Cubar rol Milarcpockets | S9et. Men's Regi ‘ Kesia, i i piles—sizen | Perealo, wit colored 8 to Towide widths. oon * SECOND FLOOR, pes ched cufte-—all sine. sitol "MEN'S PORNISHINO8—- MAIN PLOOI! $2.50 Girls’ Shoes 1.74 $4.98 Girls’ Winter Coats 3.90 $1.24 Silk-a-taff Petticuats \eaitchigh cat lace shoes | Novelty weave--valvot trimming, | Black—tucked pleated 'f “roomy ton shaper—wide | pockets and belta—full lined— | fitted bands, af rated flounces alzes 12 to 2 MW guarantee for one year SHOmS SRCOND FLOOR. ‘orn x ‘Serr.- #RCOND FLOOR, PETTIOOATS-SECOND FLOOR, 2 Denote Morning Spectals, Look for the Cloeket Look tor Musie Every Day—Main Floor—Full Concert Orchestra FRANZ KALTENBORN, Conductor, String Orchestra in Restaurant—Third Flog