The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1917, Page 8

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By supporting the arch in its natural position and giving free play to all foot muscles the Coward Shoe develops sound and shapely feet. The next time you buy your child a pair of shoes come to Coward's and you wil shoes for your child's growing feet. Sold Nowhere Else James S. Coward 262-274 Greenwich St., N. ¥. (Near Warren Street) Mail Orders Filled get the proper ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1917.’ MISS DE ZALDO BRIDE ~ OF AN ENGLISHMAN WEST SIDE DEAL ““WMS'Haititt TRE NEW BLAYS | MAVBELAIDBARE . “A Successful Calamity” BY ACOMMISIN Season’s Cleverest Comedy BY CHARLES DARNTON Strong Indications That River-| side Contract Will Be Subject of Joint Legislative Inquiry. + © GREATER good fortune could have befallen William Gillette than “A Successful Calamity,” the play by Clare Kummer, in which this skilled actor retutned to the stage at the Booth Theatre Iga: night, free from the mannerisms that had grown upon him and acting li real, ‘sympathetic human being. Both author and actor are deserving of the heartiest congratulations. I put th thor first for the reason | — mr that Miss Kummer has written ‘ne! DROVE AUTO INTO POLICE cleverest comedy of the season, Her| Pton and ranember Whee she hse) TO SHOW SHE LIKED 'EM Fitch and remember Wilde. She he habby truth 6o effectively that! Mrs, Ottinger bill, which sevks jthe faculty of polishing off « well- Kramer's E * | worn, planation of view t esion jur tion, ther ‘it scctas nothing less than brilliant. “Friendly Act” Fails to Save leveloped to-day a strong movement | Where sbe was merely “flashy” in 7 a fo fore A tive lavestigation “Good Gracious Annabelle” sbe Is Her From $10 Fine. of the whole de P flashing in “A Successful Calamity.”| ‘rhe piea that sho ran her auto- * secondary proposition many | io yp? {Hor wit 18 so unusual that tt should) mobije dangerously close to traffic ammany members favor the beh r lfind recognition, Praise 18. al80] poijcomen as a means of showing her of additional legislation | “ ~ ? | gladly given to Arthur Hopkins f0F! triengship for them was advanced by whieh will force the entire Issue be-| MISS - the admirable manner in which be} y4,4, iia Kramer, twenty-three on a referendum vote] MERCEDES f= has produced this play. There can) vars oid, of No. 1916 Cropsey Avenue, act can be made. DE ZA\L0O. {be no dowbt that new forces are at) beookiyn, when she was arraigned to- given that Senator ; work on the American stage. day in the Traffic Court charged with Robert awson of Brooklyn has in| ! “A Successful Calamity” is @ 4@| Qonrating her roadster on the wrong cold st an attack upon Comp. Mias Mercedes ¢> Zaldo, daugh- | lightful ®utire on our extravagant life | sido of the street. troller Urendergast to be delivered at} ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic de | 1n order to Indulge in a qutet ovenlng) prartio Policeman Dillon testified the first opportunity. Lawson was one! Zaldo, becomes the bride of Harry [at home « Wall Street milltonatre, 81¢k | (nat for several weeks he and other jof the committee who looked into} Goode, formerly of Manchester, |of the social round he has B®) trarric officers had observed Mrs. jthe Public Service Commission, the} England, at 4 thi | obliged to follow, tella bis family 244] Kramer's car swerve toward them members of which were tneluded in} Poor The vere he js “ruined,” und after keeping tbe) white going at a rapid clip on La- Mgr ’ home of the bride arents, members of his household at home for] fayott treet Yesterday, ho said, | %| No. 410 Park Avenue. fa night, steals off to a prize-fight with | re A oo arp castes nis a Dost - es i ‘ 4 at Great Jones Street and ran he | ih | hia butler, Unfortunately, bls youne | oe ieee to him that the mudgused 4 the Comptroller's famous telegram | wife js addicted to drugs, and WbeO| brushed his coat. An ho r she on the running board and ordered her to atop. Mrs. Kramer, who a native of Cuba, testified through a Spanish in- terpreter. “This is a way I have,of being friendly with the officers, she tol the Court, stntling. Magistrate Cobb fined her $10. “You have a serious way of showing your friendship for policemen,” he re- marked, ee OBITUARY NOTES. Dr. Arthur Elmore Smylie, for thirty-four years connected with the Eastern District Hospital of Brook- lyn, died yesterday, aged fifty-five. Col. George A. Cantine, Civil War veteran, prominent Mason, and sald to have originated "Flag D died yesterday at St. Petersburg, Ila. Charles Augustus Stanhope, eighth Earl 8¢ Harrington, one of the largest landowners in England, died yester- day in his seventy-fourth year, Edouard Adolphe Drumont hr French editor, author, « 1 ducllft, is dead In Paris, WEAR THOSE SHOES THAT TORTURED YOU Cincinnati authority tells how to dry up a corn so it lifts out. wo | | which is a specide tn all You corn-pestered men and women need suffer no longer. 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Mate SR Sunday World Wants Work*® ” Monday Morning Wonders. % d not be mission, With Scfutor Thompson of eee ‘ ern Niagara and his fellow insurgents on Pape's Diapepsin” is the| ine repudtican side angry over the quickest and surest attitude « 's officials, - Phe he combin: and Repub- Stomach relief. Hiican infue iter pros: pease tas | pect of fo the Investigation than Tf what you just ate is souring on| {hey have ever had.” your stomach or lies like a luuth of aha ead, refusing to digest, or you belch | gas’ aids erictate “sour, Gndigested | BOMB ROUTS 16 FAMILIES. ‘ood, or have w feeling of dizziness, | xy heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste mouth, and stomach headache, you surely get relief in five minutes. Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula, plainl fifty-cent cages o} Sixteen families living in the four- story double Fourteenth nement house at No. 43 Avenue, Newark, N. J. panic early to-day then you will understand wh eet off under the peptic troubles of all kinds must g WON a the and why it relieves sour, out-of-order phe tales Whe ' with, kerosene 0 8 or indigestion in five min- Vincent Salla, i | utes. “Pape's Diapepsin” is harml the flames | tastes like candy, though each dose nts da. hed Gorey will digest and prepare for assimila tion into the blood all the food you eat; besides, it table with a what will please you tn soon able Some months ago ph Abbonis kes you go to the |owner of the house, received a thr thy “appetite; but | ening letter which be turned over to t, is that vou the police. sith will feel that your stomach and irtes- 4 cen Udltor tines are clean and fresh, and you will sys Hepensces waite not need to resort to laxatives or aver rh, wane ea | pills for biliousness or constipation. be This city will #Diapepsin® cranks, as son cull them, but you will be entht about this splendid stomach prey ara. | was tion, too, if you ever take at for “Pape’ | Brand, editor of the Ilino! 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This happens to be more) em oe van n ; f sood for him, While a doctor tl] Minority Leadee W roof th han ts good for him, ~| the butler, who t ‘} American playwrights, Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street walks bim around, Wilton’s son bas carried the news of ruin to Wall Street, with the result that Wilton and his partner make $8,000,000 on an exchange of stock. This, of course, is drawing on the imagination to some degree, yet at the same time the play works out| very well in the way of household » whole family stands |by Wilton when he ts supposed to have lost his last cefft. In the end,| his young wife explains that ele) didn’t mean to poison him, and her| Interest In the Young Italian artist | who is painting her picture takes a| purely professional tone, Nothing could be more human thay to have @ millionaire go off to a prize-fight with his butler. It ts the butler, in fact, who gives hin the {dea that the poor stay at home because they can’t af- ford to range about. There's some- thing tn that, isn't there? Well, any- | it all comes out beautifully, with | {lette shedding his more or less fixed smiles over the proceedings. Aside from Miss Kummer's clever play you will find Mr. Gillette's act- ing at the Booth well worth your while, As the wife of the estab- lished millionaire, Estelle Winwood was a bit cold, but unswerving in her devotion, Ruth Findlay came into the domestic pict as the! daughter, and Richard Sterling and} Roland Young added comedy touches) that were of value to the pertorm- ance. Another good, plece of work as done by Willlam Devereux as yk an old-fashioned, se turn in offering his ster. But a joke or | The New Vogue in Parasols Is being shown in a splendid assortment of exclusive styles, prominent among which are smart effects in Mousseline Taffeta and Novelty Silks with linings in contrasting colorings. t Fashion’s latest decree sanctions’ Parasols made of sport materials to match the hat. | Inspection invited.. Moderate prices prevail. ~~ — A-Sale of Women’s Shoes at $5.75 Very distinctive models, To-morrow, Second Floor sentimental st two thut followed this bit of. “busi- Included are black ‘The new Brogue Shoes Anut brown and black served a5 an excuse for the : rs . . entional sop thrown to the audi- Russia button andg| with low heel, made on Russia lace shoe with Ua) Bacceniful Galanlivi hu lace models with matt smart English last, long | welt sol leather will find William Gillette at his best Cuban heels and imi- kid tops; full leather wing tip; in nut brown French heels. in years and a comedy that places sk a Clare Kummer in the front rank of or all black Russia. | If you are |tooking for ay enjoyable evening you will find it at the Booth, PBS ANEW CANDIDATE FOR BURLESQUE FAVOR IN THE BON TON GIRLS The New Bon Ton Girls appeared at | the Golumbia Theatre last night be- fore a capacity audience of burlesque fans and wa eived favorably. The A company is a good one. certain tation wing tips. Considering the present high cost of leather, these are most remarkable values young miss of the name of Gladys Parker was the real bright spot of the night Miss Parker can sing and ‘ and, judging from the ap- easily took the honors for the ‘The cast includes Lester Allen, ance. Lee Hoyt and Martha Horton, and Babe La Tour i pl ald. “TOURISTS” ARRIVE; GUS FAY MAKES GOOD | AT OLYMPIC THEATRE featured as the star. Gus Vay again came into the Hime: | light of the burlesque enthustasts when be ar with the "Touriste” | at the Olym Theatre, on Four: | teenth st aight. The bur-| lesque, whieh affords opportunity for! many @ hearty laugh, is replete with | ing and dancing, During’ the} which are called * and “Burlesque Ja la Carte,” Clare Rackett proves to be an able assistant to Fay tn the Otliers in the cast be- | | "Hotel Bu fun-making. 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