The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1917, Page 11

‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1917, Mozart’: Fi when the cast held Johanna Gadski,| were at a cabaret show; a ehock to children and Delapina’s oldest girl, of 8 garo Geraldine Farrar, Scotti, De Pasquale} good manners and an annoyance to | occupled the second floor. + R ry and Didur, Gustav Mahler conduct-| their better bred neighbors. Of With little diftculty Delapina found evived After ing. Of these only two of tho prin-| course the opera needed more inti- Mrs. Boyd and her children, guided ° cipal singers remained last night—| mate suroundings. Much of its effect them to the flro-escapo and saw thom Eight Years Miss Farrar and Didur. The new-| was lost in the vast auditorium of safely down. His daughter, however, ’ comers were Margarete Matszonauer,|tho Metropolitan, Then, too, a lot of occupied a front hall room, All Frieda Hempel, Kathleen Howard,|that evanescent thing which we offorts to reach her were frultles By Sylvester Rawling. | Gtuseppe De Luca and Pomptiio Ma-| speak of as atmosphere was lacking. although ho could hear her erles for , od ¥ HEY MARRIAGE OF FI-|latesta, Mr. Bodanzky conducting. It is not easy for men and women | help, Gramer came to the front of — GARO” was revived at the} After the strong operatic meata| singers, used to express feelings and | the house just as she threw up the Metropolitan Opera House! with which we have been served since | passions that animate people df flesh | window. last night before a socially dis-| then, ihe old fashioned comedy of | and blood, to project characters that) An ambulance surgeon from the tinguished ‘and large audience, but| Mozart's seamed moro artificial than|shall carry conviction, even though! + Norwegian Hospital found tho girl G00 that 20 far short of capacity. ever. It induced sonie: people, who| the medium js comedy and paipably|Runs Under Window and} yas aoverslp burned on the hande, | ‘The last provious performance of the| ought to know better, to treat it as| manufactured to order comedy at! Broad Shoulders Break Fall | tace and body. ho is recovering in opera here was on March 26, 1909, vaudevill id to talk if they | that. | Kings County Hospital, | —_——_ | Nevertheless there was much to| —Nine Others in Peril. commend tn the accomplishments of ot You Can Tell the People Who on oe Ge St!" | er ghtremn ave, ewetve-vor- FAMINE IN ARGENTINE Have Iron in Their Blood ‘ieee yal Si Shoigern at oneemenoramer et | WITH GRAIN HOUSES FULL mpersonation, in fact was Interesting throughout, although | the Parkville station as she jumped | ba ; it lacked something of Hightness and|early to-day from a window of her| Crop 80 Per Cent. a Failure and —Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Folks) iyi soit Garin nee ‘ec Portgeaewenth street and | orc ih u ‘arrar, as Cherubino, was altogether | isiviteonth Avenue, Brooklyn, Foreigners Own All Cereals charming, her actitig well in the Ordin Nuxated tron! If you are not strong or well you owe| SPirit of the comedy and her singing| “Don't jump!” Gramer had shouted Stored Since Last Season. Nervous Rundown People |it to yourself to make the following | Of the “Vol che sap a delight. as the screaming girl appeared at the| forty agents of the International ronger in Two Weeks’ test: Bee how long you can work or| Frieda Hempel as Susanna, singing | window, time in Many how far you can walk without becoming| Well, was arch and captivating, and Harvester Corporation returned from | sup tll hich ‘Ono glance 18] tired, Noxt take two five-«rain tablete| she kept In the Mozartian atmosphere, Fhopre: gto bd bea 4 ote the Argentine and Brasil to-day on | oh Beet t pity that Didur, as the Count| stricken to hear, © glanced OVET| thy Lamport & Holt Iner Vest cian po, ste Tel ot hie | ey nimated iron three times) Aimaviva, did not rid himself of the|her shoulder toward the back of the - hsb try tor bor per day after meals for two weeks. guttural tones th so well in his . ther, Dominic Then test your strength again and seo | Poa ante im} Ton or Borin | House, where her father, for yourself how much you have gained. | hut are out of pl ‘ Delapina, wan trying to break Into Dbosed ailments, 4 There ie nothing like good old tron to) was a vivacious Figaro, always re-|the fire-filled bedroom, and then tent medicin tics |PUt color in your cheeks and sound, | taining the characteristics of the vol- They reported the crops of the Ar- gentine, including all grains, 80 per | cent. a failure. There has been no rain | for nine months; the fields have been leaped, Ithy flesh on your bon: But you! atile ex-barber even in his moments } devastated, trundreds of acres over- teks and ahters matuetts fo take iron in a form that can, be| of jealousy. Kathleen Howard Gramer ran under the girl, braced ten, by enormous and greedy With strong. co yy gabsorbed and, assimilated ‘ithe | coiling sta's Doctor Bartola| himself for the impact, and crouch- rs i slaly longing to » | ar eoed, cherwine it tay prove worse | arid Ito onhardt'a Don Basilio| ing as she landed squarely on his) phouses and elevators are i Teal trouble is lack of iron in the |than useless. were well in the picture big shoulders, lowered her gently to |!!! grain of the last t rops, ithout fron the blood has no Iron recommend 5 ee ’ {sold for foreign delivery, which the | to in one of tie newer €0 the sidewalk, | Government has found a way to] anit Sears, a@ Co *") Gramer Was two blocks away when | take for the starving poor, The Har- | oflig’ ihe moment Tron ts supplied | Us. 5 a Hof wine . pt ppt oi he saw flame goming from tho root | vester agents, who have been visiting | Sale at ppear. T have inern dozens of nervy: | fom, tn early all forme of, incigratig. a Sears, Roebuck & Co, have re Hs eee Croveh ike Henke ‘Dilic they never Imagined such dletress ut ¢ ‘ li § } ople Ww i reat cong ience f 01 ne time he reached the h - 6 he Itep Gaecozs people wh etaarere pod great cond len ed the distribution to st Heit ar Deen awakened, hea} eine a8 now exjate in the This Sale at the following tores ip 5 endurance and entirely get | itaple if they cannot take ‘oF per cent, stock di t aac Han ote dyspepsia, iver | woman Ur | he ins ron ntira capital of the company Jexcorted his wife and three younger MRS CATT GETS $500 000 ’ m1 | childre fety, and was going u " f ly by taking tron in 4 ‘ar " M ing of the di children to safety, 8 going up nd tna. after they | te tee i 4 i Gee ne ae erteaa pe common| the rear fire-escape to arouse Mrs, OF LESLIE FUNDS AT ONCE a eemeiiidiaa bh era ” Cent ae : Margaret Boyd, who, with her three | Liggett’s-Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores: Only 42d St. and Broadway ith Ave. and 14th St. 15 West 34th St. (Times Square) B’way and Bleecker St. 3d Ave. and 12/st St. 80th St.and Broadway 125th St. and 8th Ave. 18Ist St. &St. Nich. 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