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

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FTER all, there's only one that is happiness. in English last night at the Fulton Theatre, Wo grope through our lives for @ as the morn- fecret that Is ag clear with thing. understanding, same time, They from his lips. relzed upon a play of ideas, really dramatic meat. theatrical food we get Is such consequence of playgoing. Unfortunately, I cannot say Benjamin , Glazer has made a vincing adaptation of Mr. play, for it mig! left In tts Germ POSLAM CALMS ITCHING AND UBIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS. CHRIS TAN ABE ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. Best 5-foot Grand in the market Built by master hands in piano construction, the tone obtained is a marvel of purity and sweetnes Calpand investigate. Free demon- ftrfions An Ideal Christmias Gift tman Sturie @ delightral & THE NEW PLAYS “The Master” Interesting; Arnold Daly Intelligent. BY CHARLES DARNTON. jing air, and yet we go blindly on making a muddle of existence, U means nothing in the end, while love,| means every! The trouble ts that two per-! sons—a tnan and a woman—may not recognize this simple truth at the) follow different paths, and stumble into disaster, Theories aside, “The Master” ts in- teresting, while Arnold Daly, you may be sure, is Intelligent. For that mat~ ter, he is, to my mind, the most in- telligent actor on the American stage, He is not merely an actor who has been given certain words to recite. His mind Is acting all the time—and being an Irishman words come glibly Once again he has/ Though | he spoke of himself as a Jonah in| | the brightest curtain speech of a dull ithe enthusiasm of a whale hungry for| Most of the: stuff that restaurants are @ natural BURNING SKIN: — simple and human, with Arno! acting. Daly from the flr Tho Par |the first Victor Moore Klevar Kk J ntitiod “The Best Man. ay wrote it, GriMth's big film, thing in this world worth striving for, and ‘This idea 1s brought out rather bitterly, and there. |!“ borty to-day humble duty of a translator, more. Bahr's comedy touches a deeper knoweldge of Iife than the author struck in “The Concert." Once again tho egoist believes himself supreme: This time*he happens to be a surgeon whose genius has made him defiant of tho legal conventions observed by other practitioners, His skill tw recognized only when he performs a successful operation on the child of a, pollticlan—in this case the American type of officeholder. Thereby his| fame is established—trony of trontes! Hut his house ts pulled down upon his self-satisfied head by a wife who has helped him to build ttup, He has + never hesitated to follow polygamous instincts, Even his secretary, a gitl of fine instincts, has heen drawn inti mately Into his selfish Ife. He ts “the master.” Every one about him yields to his supremacy until his wife, t one day, steals off with a young man who has awakened her heart. A fire breaks out and she comes down a| Jadder from his rooms clad in a bath- | robe, Two hundred people watch her descent, so naturally the scandal ts out. that For years Katherine has served as con-|@ nurse in the hospital conducted by 8 | ner husband, edad after he hus learned of her escapade, she frankly announces that she means to leave him. Sho suggests Ibsen's Nora, only she’ stopa at the door instead of slam- ming it. [t is her husband's mock- ing tone that drives her out—other- | wise you feel the hous» of “the mas- ter” might have been kept in order. For consolation the surgeon can turn nothing : LOVESICK MAID PLUNGES A nger, at No. below, to-day. e to her, with ght. 100 Talesmen Not Enough, poor! Because, out of 100 tajesmen, ARE DANGEROUS Inately dose the wtomach with aru not realized mixture or t 7 * in, blamuth, € Lint Aa anege doctor Who Alilang the folly of this drugging is not ap ‘long has made a distinction between | parent unt, perhaps years afterwa wisdom and happiness. The fact that|when tt is found that gastric ulcers have the husband is willing to grant his) air eaten their way through wife the privileges he has taken Regrets are thea unavail means nothing in the end but spe- |! cious argument. Desolation is the | *! cgoist's reward Veaatin asite as ean a "| wife, She suggested Mrs, Campbell nily CHRISTMAN SONS sample write to Eimergency Labora-| i) ner younger days, but her English ; ou bet. 42d & 484 Ste, West 25th St. New York. | socent pi her quite out of character boat DL es Sa Tah bet. Sth & Oth Aves Soap, medicated with " = Open Evenings Until Christmas, Pos-| isaw | toilet and buth.—Advt nN ofegtivelse s ; THEATRES. —— wit | U Evenings AUTOMOBILES. . AUTOMOBILES, | AUTOMOBILES. THE. GREATEST PLACE OF —_— | AMUSEMENT ON EARTH ws MATINEE TOMONW AT 2, TO a 1 A WONDER OF A SHOW IS THIS. i ° ——< | SHOW OF WONDERS” Mero ht - ASTOR 19." 4) f tows Charice th "adele: Howland, f PRINCESS ©), 29 0 MARGERY DAW § Ma peer soe || CASINO. Bos ty 5, Be RR |] ANNA HELD 1s FOLLOW ME |] 39THST. Tys,,tethpny Rue 8 || EMMA DUN “OLD LADY 31” BOTH sTREET THEATRESPECIAL WIN PORTMANTEAU My H] vane’ i ie wins \] sooTH * SCA A : (] winnie ARSED, cane O you realize how much ness and, at the same time, cut || Benara shan’ ors your tradesmen are _ his cost of delivery. He is in a SHUBERT iris it Pat ae adding to your bills to position to give you the best of = [/™nkm! cover extravagant cost both prices and service. |] PLAYHOUSE ih, "eit Can Mah es of delivery, caused by He is using the delivery car | THE MAN WHO CAME BACK ut-of-date methods? designed and built for his fers |] 48TH ST. te tar ot tan tes 8 ? * Committees, investigating the & high cost of living, have discovered “that the butcher pays more to deliver you a fourteen pound roast “than he pays freight on a quarter “of beef from Chicago? That the grocer’s express on eggs from the country is less than his de- livery cost:to your kitchen? That it costs 54 cents to bring your Saturday night's grocery basket from the store to your home? Few tradesmen know these figures themselves. The ones who do were among the first to discard obsolete and make-shift delivery methods: horse and wagon, heavy trucks, converted pleasure cars, second-hand autos. It is To men: saving When you see a merchant delivering with a VIM Delivery Car, you know that he has in- creased his radius of doing busi- and for nothing else. | ton delivery VIM deliveries per package. made the profit of their VIM Delivery Cars themselves—by using the VIM Deferred Payment Plan. around to 56th Street and Broad- way, look the VIM over and learn how easy it is The VIM half-ton truck chassis is sold for $645 f.0,b, Philadelphia —complete with open express $695 and up according to body, Twelve star. dard types of bodies, THE 13TH CHAIR Hane LONGACRE <5 a WM.COLLIER in NOTHING he TRUTH @4sth Si! Wee | ABAKIGANES | | the most economic half- | unit used today. average but lc. EEN FLORA neu Maxine Eliot's Ret ik a HODGE yy.) Sistett wit, merchants and trades- 20,000 merchants have "PIERROT } Tiny 7 I MUSIC snr ¥ Vas pay for the tricks LITLE! Come to put one to work for you right away. urns 2 UPSTRIRS AND: DOWN® CORT THEATRE: Thurs. at (2:30 STANDARD®: Na vais an - weltist 1 THE FLAME, MANHATTAN MOTORS CORPORATION — | mos ~ Largest Distributors of Motor Trucks in the World LEXINGTON {f° $5 Ay 4 $6th Street and Broadway FOR THE MAN SHE LOVED, “The Master” is daring in thought, as a maater 0 ( MOTION PICTURE NOTES J Frank Keenan denies he has retired nount yesterday released "Intoler- rean its fourth month at the TO DEATH FROM WINDOW maid servant known only as Rosie tn the household of Louts Hol- 161 West Eighty-sixth Street, killed herself by leaping from a window to the court, seven stories The other servants told the police | Rosie, who was about twenty-elght years old and pretty, had been wor- ently by the indifference of a & man who was formerly atten- st night ahe came in crying, say- uC if things did not go better she would throw herself from low. She was heard sobbing ten jurors could not be found who satisfied STOMACH MEDICINES DOCTORS NOW ADVISE MAGNESIA. Just how dangerous {t is to tndiscrim- the THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1916. Florence Oakley made the secretary | both sides, the trial of Irving Wexler, Allas Waxey Gordon, was adjourned yesterday, Ho is charged with being one of the murderers of Frederick Strauss in front of Ariington Hall Jan. 9 1914 Ten jurors were obtained. An Additional panel of taleemen has been summoned for thia morning. \PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! ;| People Notice It. Drive Them Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. A pimply face will not embarrass a vy, Lao! 0 o nuaeh | ‘on get puck age fore truthfully, in Hormann Bahr’s German play, “The Master,” given |), 1, An! Jlrs FW: Morrison, Of) sou much longer if you get a puckaue — — — girl aftor June Caprice, Fox) skin should hegin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights is nothing to suggest that it Ico skating and hockey playing bY| Cleanse the blood, the bowels and thing In common with a “private by girls at St. Nichdtas Rink are to belthe iy With Dr, Hdwarde’ Olive tility | Pita! néar a small city in America.” seen on the Rialto's acreen this week. Tablets. tt ful wubatitute tor ¥| Hoth the tdeas and the charactors ‘re Universal pictures. [satnaawe, A actA LM adh are essentially European, Mr. G : calomel there's never any sickness should have given himself to the or pain after taking them Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effec | tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating No one who takes Olive Tablets. is ever cursed with a “dark brown taste,” bad breath, dull, tistless, “no ood” feeling, constipation, torpid iver, bad disposition or pimply face Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed ther olive color. Dr, Edwards spent years among pa- tlents afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result Take one or two nightly for a” week. See how much better you feel and look. 10¢. and 25c. All druggists. —~Advt. meee THEATRES. EMPIRE | 408. Fe MMiu BE is BERNOARU Wii NEW AMSTE AMSTERDAM \Y;, 1° | Klaw & Eriangee’a New Murlval ( eth ZIE GF ELODRALS MIDNIGHT. FROLIC GEO. COHAN'S THEATIN 1 Bw wayitaast atinem Wednewiay A Saturday at 2.90, Ruth Chatterton and company incl, BROCK McKAM tn Come Out ::. Kitchen} - ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHT HOL EVENINGS vie We LYCEUM is: OLIVER MOROSCO'S BIG. Phe play gi ° Ay 1 Teyoultect un though souwould gvel iy Wa heel, ne necmesctt ne. MILE-A-MINUTE KENDA? ef anything just to relieve ite! -| intelligent av met WAS A LAUGIE A MINUTE. Fye.sun, se we tr |tress, remember that Posta with keen nding of his role." ante dincarding then and || KNICKERBOCKER, way & issth ap ate NT jSlops itching us sean as apy Occasionally vas extravagant In] q's} fa’ trom indigestion and |f =" aptivrt ata Wet Bat, af gtk, ROA y in Nwhat is more, quickly heals and re-| tone and gesture, as, for example, in|eo to wet id jo the. dans THE MUSIC i stores the shin to health. Brings just!" discussion of theories with the Jape |cerous heen the food contents | WARFIELD.. MASTER Y. IRAN Bi th thing th pt ; \ Hing nese doctor during the second act D| in ot ° Linh} A LOT OF OTHERS pilaabipehal A Lat Be pei aii. But ho touched a poignant note in Ses cay heh) fot Bway, ven & 2 Pathe, Edison and Columbia J‘! °" "e7drd. Controls and eradicates) jhe parting of husband and wife. olutely pure anti FULTON Bhs eet ie Pet f= PHONOGRAPHS yall its forms. Readily re-! Here he came down off his high horse abbots na RNOLD in THE. ‘ J , uples, Complesion Blemishes,| and gave an example of acting such|prastics and AL "2 [Hashes and all surface affections. || ax is rarely offered on our stage watin 0 MASTER Fate week Your drnggist sells lin. Vor free, Edyth Latimer was interesting as the Maually be CRITERION!" i008 JOHN DREW ‘; HUDSON Sassy 2) POLLYANNA The Piay That Puts Joy Into Tying, Turn &. Rig ht! anedo GATETY Sirthe sit fa AE COHAN. & HARRIS. Pir. shie f2t.8% CAPTAIN KIDD, JR. HARRIS Tivsice Swi! & OUR LITTLE. 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