The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1917, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1917. @r that may mean, de @ rather amusing prologue, Please, that shows how motion &re made In California. We FINE FOR RHEUMATISM! Muitéfole Loosens up Those % Stiff Joints—Drives Out Pain ‘1 know why thousands use ble once you experience the it gives. @ jar at once from the nearest store. It is a clean, white oint- made with the oil of mustard. than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings ease and come it is being rubbed on! lusterole is recommended by many and nurses. Millions of jars ere used annually for bronchi coun, etiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum= grb and aches of the back or 8, sore muscles, bruises, my frosted feet, colds of the ‘often prevents pneumonia), “it ‘THE NEW PLAYS “Johnny Get Your Gun” Is Crudely Entertaining. BY CHARLES DARNTON ‘tg an ingenuous comedy at the Criterion Theatre that might be for the musical sort because of its title, “Johnny Get Your Gun.” @ gun any one could easily shoot holes through the farce by Lawrence Burke that has been “revi: [into a grand piano as well ax a box " by Dorothy Donnelly— in the East can only hope for the beat that is produced in the so-called studios of Los Angeles. For that matter, the whole affair is like a “movie.” Moreover the cowboy-actor is the whole show. To save the sister of his imprisoned “pal” from marry- ing @ fortune-hunting English duke he follows the idea of “Fixing Sister” and other plays of earlier date. In his slam-bang senso Of theatrical values ho even, goes back to “The Heir of the Hoorah"—or rather the play does, The cowboy not only saves his friend’s sister from marrying title, but he throws a lasso over the head of the duke and #o carries him off to act as best man at his wedding Lt is all as crude as it is conventional, “Johnny” uses his gun only to bring & manipulator of railroad stocks to terms. As the cowboy who figures in these extravagant adventures Louis Ben- nison acts like a “movie” hero. It is he ane who makes “Johnny Get Your Gun" crudely entertaining. pans Sinomsa “THE MORRIS DANCE” A MIRTHLESS FARCE Another play that suggests the “movies” Is “The Morris Dance,” the first public performance of which was ~ ed last night at the Little Theatre. ‘This farce by Granville Barker 1s based, as the programme says, on “The Wrong Box," a story written by Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne. It is concerned with a travelling corpse that finds its way on @ railvoad train more or less sacred to a statue of Hercules, in omer that designing persons may profit from an insurance fund. One scene after another only Increases the bewilder- men the audience. If “The Morris Dance” leads to anything it must be the madhouse. In attempting to put the Steven- son-Osbourne tale into dramatic form, Granville ker has exercised an English sense of humor that is not likely to be appreciated in this has merely devised a e. Winthrop Ames will mpelled to serve very strong $1,000 Give us ten minutes of it. This will be the most valuable ten minutes you have ever spent. More valuable to human- ity than the great Rockefeller Foundation and pensions; even more valuable than the merciful work your Institute performs for suffering children. What that Institute does is for children born with lega- cies of poverty and disease. What we will ask you to do will save millions of children as yet unborn. Forget Standard Oil, forget your charities, forget the beauties of your Pocantico estate and your Cleveland estate and look a great and terrible condition right in the eyes. Look at a condition of human slavery around you on every hand in the United States—the land of your birth and the great incubator in which your c fortune grew until strong enough to take care of itself. This is not wage slavery—it {s not child labor—it is not ‘‘white slav- to make any humor tn the | Concection called “The Mortis Dance. |It Is poor stuff offered by an obvious | showman, so good an actor as Richard the patrons of the| 6 anything of “outrageous farce.” John Y. Shine lives up to the part of the uncle in a human sort of way; Ferdinand Gottschalk does his best to keep things ig, and Herbert Yost is amusing in an eccentric role, There is nothing more to say. —+—_ WELSH A BUSY COMEDIAN WITH HIS BURLESQUERS AT COLUMBIA THEATRE Ben Welsh, the Jow comedian, came heading his own company, which pre- sents a new two-net burlesque which ‘was distinetly novel, ‘There is @ large chorus assisting Mr, Welsh. Ho ts in action the greater part of the time, Others in the company are Pat Kearney, Flor- ence Rother, Billy Wild, Hilda Gills and May Dolly. ———— Director James Young has gone to hicago to seo his film production of dn Trial." Victor Moore's next Klever Kome- dies picture will be “He Got There After All, Louise Glaum, who plays vampire roles, always insists on reforming in the last reel. Leon Bary, formerly of Bernhardt's company, is acting in films. He will soon bo seen in “The Mystery of the Double Cross." William Fox yesterday cabled Sarah to the Columbia Theatro last night} J sentative, to put “The Honor Sys- tem” m one of the leading theatres of Melbourne, Douglas Fairbanks thas accepted the Invitation of Father McGean to appear at a benefit for the Catholic Workers at the Hippodrome Sunday evenfng. A million dollar contract has been awarded to Horkheimer Brothers by the General Film Company for fifty- two fe plays of four reels ng companies willbe Unconscious Invitation. One of life's eries is the way that some women brave the elements in winter clothed in raiment that would not be out of place in summer Without any desire to criticise the fair sex the assumption that many cases of Grippe and Pneumonia result from this fashion is probably correct The forerunners of the above dis: he stubborn cough that will not nt. Both checked at y which has tive in such d ohain Hots jerts that 1 girl, isa i loves to respond t spell danger once and # agent 1 “God's J eorre ‘Br ynson Howard nov » be converted into @ ten-reel film by the Fr an Amusement Company. H. B. W. arner ee ee eee i wouee vu | eurines eaten Uo the sbenining point jeorge ry a ved with sugar. ‘or this gerceng debut, on March tee the| purpose Ho's Malt “Plain” should Sted nkinberahiy of che Friars Club| be used instead of Hoff's, Malt “with will go over and have a look, Liron.”, PAL __PHOTO PLAYS. Malt Extract sold by druggists every where of which a liberal portion he taken, preferably before PHOTO. PLAYS. _ + ywoman’”’of the Motion Picture Drama ot DEADLY SINS, Lioyd Willig, his Australlan_repre- pa A ‘TIf—A JOY 10 SORE, TIRED FEET Use “Tiz” for aching, burn- ing, puffed-up feet and corns or callouses. Goofi-bye, sore feet, Lalas FR, feet, swollen feet, tender feet, tired fe Good-bye, corns, callouses, beaten and raw spots. No more shoe tight- ness, no more limping with pain or drawing up you face in agony. “Tiz" is magical, acts right off. “Tin” draws out all aid} Le ad! which | puf up th ” and wear smaller sh une “pia” and forget your foot misery. Ah! how comfort- able your Get a 25-cent box of “Tix” now at any druggist or department store. Don’t suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet that n ye swell, nev hurt, never get tired. A year’s foot eoree or Boney phos each wil bie star ie @ film s — the “Everywoman” wt the moving picture drama. NEW "YORK WORLD. SEVEN DEADLY SINS and what they didto ONE LITTLE GIRL Today, Last Chance to See HOLBROOK BLINN PRIDE “tay, SEVEN DEADLY SINS Play Next Week: “GREED” starring TO-NIGHT AT. Hindi! biaio vseo. LITTLE Theatre, Afte. Feb. 1 ete, 82.0, “BAUER { CASAS Mat. Loudon Charlton Mason & Hamlin Piano, andon Ob John D. Rockefeller: Your Time Is Worth A Minute! ery’? which your brilliant young son and namesake has fought so bravely. It ds a form of slavery worse than any or all of these. country forever, Rockefeller. If you do not act quickly and vigorously and bring millions of your dollars to help you wage a fight you are not the man we think you are, Mr. A slavery more brutal, more degrading, more ruinous to humanity. And you with your multi-millions could banish it from the face of your If you cannot come down to the Lyric Theatre from Pocantico, if you are too busy to leave your lower Broadway citadel, if you are golfing at Aiken or Augusta—wherever you are Mr. Rockefeller, we will bring this thing Sor you to look at; will hasten to you with it by special train, if necessary. Aren't all of you New Yorkers desirous of knowing at once what we have that we think will interest John D. Rockefeller in this manner; that impels us to dare address him thus in the public prints? 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