The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1917, Page 11

> ;for piano on . a fl Ima Gluck nd Zimbalist ‘ At Hippodrome By Sylvester Rawling. OBT significant of yesterday's concerts in the matter of popular support was the foint ital by Alma Gluck and Efrem alist at the Hippodrome in the ing. The body of the house and stago were sold to capacity. Only e@ boxes showed empty spaces. @, Gluck und Mr, Zimbalist each Phas an individual following, both at- /tragt the musical social elect, they sang and played last night gompositions made famillar roughout the world by their rec i& «Only the weather prevented attendance equal to John Me- rmack’s hi st. Mme. Gluck, In fine Yoice and gracious mood, wea a rather rtling red gow found favor In a group of folk songs of many nations, the sorvedly winning tion, Mr. Zimbalist Spanish one de- espectal recogni- gave a musician ly interpretation of Hande violin sonata in EB major, At the end, to gether, ‘they presented Leroux's “Le Nil” and Goodeve's “Hid and" Yolanda Mero was the the Philharmonic negie Hall yesterday of fore another | heard in Liszt's Hunga ololst with Orchestra at Car rnoon, be- e, She was jan fantasy and orch interesting, If not faultless exp of her part in the work. offered an orches' % ion Mr, Stransky ast t prised Beethoven's seventh sym phony, our own Rubin Goldmark's symphonic = pvcin, “Samson,” the entr’acte and ballet music f bert's ial ym Sehu “Rosamunde” * with the org at Aco Ha Handel's n, Sim tane GRANDPA DIDNT NEED CASCARETS FOR THE BOWELS Two hours a day sawing ~ wood will keep liver "and bowels right. You who take exercise in an easy chair must take “Cascarets.” Bovey, life—feal pully! sick, bilious, headachy, constipated Remove the liver and bowel poison which is keeping your head dirzy, your tongue coated, your breath offensive, stomach sour and your body full of cold. Why don’t you get a 10 or 25 nt box of Cascarets at the drug re and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever Sereiencest Casearets work while You will wake up feeling Wend fh fine. Children need this candy, cathartic too.—Advt. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. METROPOLITAN TONIGHT at 7.4 TRISTAN 0 OLDE Heaths BS Asollan Hall, Wed. Aft Mureh 7. at ite _ Be, 1 $2, Management Loulun ¢ VAUDEVILLE. FrPRocTon Wh & HOLY PLAY S Ata Ay vy |Loew's New York ie Siem’ hatis rut robe yore Coew’s American Roof j= = ~\% ‘The New Producer” ‘2'' +A Soldier's Wife” a BF KEITINS | Won. Hock 4 . ALACE cea gg \ WWAY X 4 \ y Dally Mo» A, woo fo, AL seuts red Riversive : BWAY & 651 AMUSEMENTS, teh BY THE BIG SHOW woes BY KELLERMAN * iowesrenices | « anspe Wynd IRR MeiNTOSH MAMERICA FOR AMERICANS” Ut EN Nihal OLUMBIA |. | MIDNIGHT MAIDENS Don't ie } _ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 5, rosch and the Symphony Orchestra, with Mischa Elian as soloist, before @ crowded house, repeated the pro of Briday rainme afternoon, The Metropolitan un Opera House could not he throng that sought admit to the Puecini- Verdi con nigh There was an unusual singers-—Sophie Hrasiau, Claudia Muzio, Lenora Sparkes, together with Amato, Hotta, Roth a T progra ie nelu 1 the fam shome”™ and Rigoletto” quarte pi conducted. Other concerts of cluded, at yesterday in- | Theatre, in the afternoon, a recital of Chopin and | the Princess Ravel compositions by Leo Ornstein, | our own remarkably gifted pianist, | with the ultra-modern tastes and] marked — eccentricities — individual iam, perhaps Mr. Ornstein would pre- | fer me to say—that distinguish him, Yet none could fail to enjoy h esterda t uudience did enjoy | him. The recital was for the benefit | of the Bertha Feiring Fund. At the | Punch and Judy Theatre, In the eve. ning, Ratan Devi gave @ recital of East Indian Ragas and Kashmir! | wh accompani She sits upon | costume, the s, with incense lants as she | twanging on nt. We have matinees. This \g perfor | Ananda C gave explar ree audience applau rye, the Relgt e Hall on drives one Non much Carne afternoon that wa hi aroused, It Was not so » playing s the enveloping force do magnetiem of his big hu man nature finding expression in passionate and beautiful musical nceonts that moved the hea hia great audience to the core ‘ind his, programme uffice KA Man , Mr. Ysay mwentyuel wel with nson sashes hint fronts s Harvard won th lefeat 5 a 1 r State, Princeton was the tu up, ind received “xec= | d inoney" tn the form of @ silvers) bound baton, ‘The judges—Frank | Arthur Woodrulf Daunrose! . Innounced a gre in all the clubs, ove ch club sa m by her plorutura singing, | aida otitan Opera | | House om Saturday 4 | t Lise 4 away bund ae of would-be lis « who } 1 patiently in the distressing weath sttraction was Caruso, but the ¢ was an excellent one ling Claudia Muzio, Margarete Matzenauer, Lenora urkes, De Luca, Didur, Re A Mr. Papi cor ! M ; | Re Ovo Gorite and Basil | a the cast, Mr. Elster conducting for the f ne here _ | | LENT. | 4 Lenten menu ata New York hotel was: oysters, disque of | shrimps, filet of sea bass, crous- crabmeat, mushrooms, ake lade of sherbet, lobster cutlet, ices offer. RICHMOND ELECTRICITY IN $15,000,000 CONCERN. Service Commission Get Details} Staten | | nders To-Da a 1 Sery Co , pose Ms r I n 5 been nifled « und sanctioned the F tase Dr embe vf 1 pa urned fies on im at H t econd trip Inte ng ar . mn humes ok: ed to d H - Moden Meture Inquley mo wus oald. ‘ A SPRING WEDDING Information |chauffeur, was attempting to swing put of the tracks when the car struck it, Mr. Stransky was hurled against the ¢ partition in the front of hia FOR FIRST SECRETARY OF BRITISH EMBASSY ee N*Ay, MISS GLADYS INGALLS PHOTO PAUL TwomespN From Washington, D, C., comes the that Mrs. Melville In- ife of nKARC- Kleanor Ste acolph Van Hoe- venberg of New York. A costume Bal des Sept Arts an nounced for the Della Robbia room the Van t for March Mrs gsbury Foster is in charge of the arrangements, Mr. and Mra, Ls York and Washin engagement of Helen Hunt, to I of Mr. and No. 69 East gh Hunt of New announce the r daughter, Mis Bayard Rive son rs. George L. Rives of eventy-ninth Street Miss Mr af Mae MacLeod, and Mrs. James ¥ od of clair, N. J, and Fred aioe hs son of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis on of Bloomfield, will be lesday evening at the home daughter of Harrison B. Harr married lof the bride's parents. Mrs, E. F, Conklin will fer for tw the Vanc “STRANSKY'S FAGE CUT IN AUTO CRASH; WIFE HURT give a din. f ansky, co tor of jurmonic Orchestra, and his wife wiy escaped serious injury early ight when their limousine was struck by a Broadway trolley mt near Cirele, ransky mach cut deeply sky suf- stanehed husband's | i, and Presbyterian hurried to. Tt was said that se stitches were taken in the conduete hose by the doctors there, After tre Mr. and Mrs, Stransky No. 160 home, West o to Blow Up Bridge. n« Sa letter in which it Ww up the Madison eat One H ed and r th Street, Harold Hand we f No, 601 Ann's Ave ~ MRS. BURNHAM JAMAICA, N. Y. Sufferings Cured by Medi- cine Recommended by Sister-in-Law. ' xreatly with my * was weak, dazy, nervous, with flashes and fel very miserable, as 1 was irregular for two years, One day when 1 was feeling un usually bad my sister-in-law came in and al ry Lydia BT sot began ta i ind Tam now in good health 1am cured. T took the Compound three tin 4 after meals, and on retiring at night. I always keep a hottle in the house."—-Mrs, Lo Ny BURNHAM, 293 South St., Jamaica, N.Y M Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass, for anything you need to know ahout your silments,—Adyt, Motion Picture Notes |initial Artcraft film. ne, driven by a} Hevue | MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION eet ree Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ Protective Association, Evening World, Post Office Box 1354, 1917, Address I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening World’s Housewives’ Protective Association. Inclose 2-cent stamp and membership token will be mailed. City, have went on strike yesterday. They made no demands, Detectives of the Kighth Branch are tnvestigating 1 rumor t he atrike was brough The Canadian rights for the film version of “The Whip" brought $25,000, | bout by an agitators, The com- The fifth Clara Kimball Young | Ptny is manufacturing e orders of Selanick picture will be Russian in|shells for the allies, of the nature 2 kmen are Poles, ORD SORE FRET row afte rnoon at 1080 } The battle scenes in (Use “Tiz” for puited puffed-up, burn- ing, aching, calloused at the Park Theatre, are attracting much attention, Mildred Francia, a Western girl, has joined the Triangle acting forces. The Rialto orchestra is to play the) Friar’s Song all this week as an | added feature. Arline Pretty has been selected to | work with Douglas Fairbanks in his of that city announces the en- i 5 | feet and corns, ment of her daughter, sina George M. Cohan's first pleture, | to Malcolm. Arnold | “Broadway Jones," has been com- | Secretary of the|Pleted. I. will be re! | The wedding will| “Through the Sublimin: the | Use "t1z"" he spring. |name of a “psychic ” an > which Violet M for the Universal ‘ayce of Selma, Ala, dreamed the plot and shot it to| New York on thought waves, he did The mother of Dr. A. N. I No. t One Hundred and seventh § pict ‘ is sixty years her at home jof the Rial hine to Mrs her a priva Chaplin in “Eas Why go limping around with ach - BUILDING SHOW TO- DAY. ing, putted-up feet—feet so tired, chafed, sore and swollen you ean Contains hardly get your shoes on or off? Why Connec don't you get a 25-cent box of “Lin” The National Comp Iding Fna-|from the dtug store now and gludden position will open thi ning at Grand | your tortured feet? 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