The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1917, Page 9

q ’ 1 THE EVENING WORLD, BATURDAY, MAROH 31, 1917, Spirit of Patriotism | Marks Play of the Hour PAR ARARR RRA ARR i And Calls the Actress Stage Star May Not Serve as|itseif. ‘To make it sublime, the tnno- @ Red Cross Nurse and Yet °°"! spectator has only to Imagine an Mdolized creature of the singe min- Win Glory in the Role—How |istoring to the wants of wounded sol- “Laurette Taylor Does Her diers siretched upon the field that “Bit” in “Out There’ |may mean thelr deathbed, - : | To be first In the hearts of her Wounded Soldiers in Hos-| countrymen, whether in war or peac | pital Scene Are Stripped of | may been tho motive that im- Selfishness. wonderful actress of | OQODOHDODN JOO ODDDDDODOHDDODODODHHADGDODHOHODOGOHHGHOHE HODHHH ODHOGOO havo pelied the most her age—Duse remains the finast—to es set a strange fashion, This fashion he By Charles Darnton. been owed by actresses of our VER sinc h Bernhardt made | #t | her way to » battlefield In the ] Franco-Prussian War as a vi- | “nd think about Fvandlere—according to report—ac-| Which an enemy might find us. Sarah sresses here and cisewhero have been | Pernhardt, as the story goes, carried more or less eager to fc in her foot-|@ Jug when sho went to the front In | steps. Tho situation is dramattc in| her early days, and thereby brought | gladness, no doubt, to many a soldier FOR ANY | whose throat may have been too dry s. Actresses have rom try to Europe in of the functions of the stomach or bowsTs present struggle—and one of HOSTETTER’S almost fro: war that Is now © beginning of making us sit up condition in MELISSA TEN RYE 1M * CANARY CcoTTagr” MOROsc0 THEATRE ress his than! the service medal. M doubtedly did her * Tut if an actress cannot play the ministering angel in war-time, It 18 ¢ git to play the nurse in @ » as she may be in hast ertal ft : gure has mere) e be. Itis a good Spring tonic rs ‘ 4 “The New shigailecns® and anpetizer _ AMUSEMENTS, she will flnd her way © the affections of her ¢ audience, T is 0 New ) ut this moment that has come back * the play by Globe The- at. In the Red avey who has udgery to give nied Annie, ay o J, Hartley Manners utre, Is much mor Laurette Tay Sasa wins jekind’s mi whe es service by her Jiescence, had {ts first production in w " se more unfor 2 y-ninth Street t herself. All her Ife she . 1y afternoon unde 3b ed with poverty In the t $ of the Medical Review t And London's east of Reviews. has the poverty of Tt seemed as t) is as dry as no performance, even under the au CATHERINE CLARK DANCING CaRNivab of the curtain was delayed more than % |an hour, Then tt was said that the BANGTHOOOOS® | Commissioner of Licenses had refused @ license, and the society had been o’ Ute aout ‘ere, ain't we?” And forced to get an injunction compelling Annie answers: “That's wut I fees.) Lim to permit the performance, Big life, too.” Henrietta Rodman lightly passed GLADYS LAMB HEALYS @oLpan Femebd 20Comicsl Balle CIRCUS F FEATURES her surroundings— vugh there would be | MIGNON ANDERSON sPEVENS as | YOU ANO | rhid tragedy of ado-| & | spices’ of the police, when the rising | x resigned—until ehe| That's Annte! She's the right sort, | over th al tangle and announced _ ay out of them, Thenshe| even though she {s tn the humble largely professional— r e st means ev-| Position of “general With her | thi Ae ite Let biol ae hi J MADISONSO. GARDEN NOW erything in the ner. It ts a[patl and cloth, ving things) sin revolution, The performance : Patty edd got 18 H 1 far-fetched % her as an, she bring hing more| hardly lived up to this eulogy. } TEST stow oN EARTH ave a comp: lexion n of Are of the London mums, ‘To[than industry to her “Job.” To the] As a dramatist Wedekind 1s here | men in the cots she is a little sister) 4m eccentric ind of charity, But in striving for the|} what she is worth ts spirit of Annie that everyone admires ‘*« "« quite enough, The Don't envy a good complexion, Aave a Kroup which moves her to go “out there’|red cross she makes a neat shot: at of the J " one, Each time you cleanse your face | a4 do her “bit” Is the spirit of pa-| "It'd be fine to go back like one o of the |Mumorous Katire on the efforts of an! i with Resinol Soap you give it a‘ beauty | ; © is fine and brave with-| them titled laldtes y* sea tn the 1l-| laces alinventor to make aviation supplant | 3 treatment'’ with the soothing, healing ving the least {dea she 4s fing |iustrated paipers.” * ql her formas of transit, One of the Resinol medication. If aided, in severe j Aline arillinuena cin Taniivenstracax jal features of the entertainment cases, by a little Resino! Ointment, this le Miss Taylor, thanks to|istence of the invalids is felt keenly | 1 ix a pantomime called “The Myste usually leaves the complexionwaturally yor nus Rat d the author of the play,|—even painfully when sh air of Paris,” in whieh Mile, A = clear, fresh and {ree from pimples, red- 4. oragse3 the patriotism of the t Weep No More, My Laldy.” and naire and Jules La Barbe ¥ Has Set ‘atl New York Ablaze ness, roughness and blotches. t y be found with her| pathetically when she does her best ¥ i pear, supported by eome of the 1 with Delight. Public and Press ‘ se must be grant-|to spell “holocaust.” A smile on Tut Geoffrey C. elpals In the cast and a number of Agree That It Is the Circus esinol Soa ‘ . performance. | your lips changes to a lump in your|* bey tebs. dt priya eeu the chorus. During the action of this ee 200-FREAK CONGRDSS, and Resinol Ointment are sold | ‘! nGreLiG# tor | Seer. She wounded Far in Mu inet as Wen Employed in the burlesque or makes is to You feel appeal that Miss Ta found $n her matter, the wounded in r play are bravely e! OR that 1, though chior and Pauline well over the Woolworth than ct, as the He serves, in ic relief" of the play, * remarks Anni “as soon runnin’ TURE. fs this quality of readiness in peters nged STRAND'S FILM F E is ‘Taylor's performance that Maik ent malkinl rasrultin'| cemnecpeaatet a tte et ore Bone h eches, Keban as the sta ye the cli S7eS.THE BEAUTY SPOT OF TH aaa acta cmap I will not," saya Pat with disgust, | prot M: Bway ENTIRE CHANGEOF SHOW EVERY WEEK hyey, AUEMBS UH See rH An’ or tight i The Simple Secret of ‘a feat work an Ar ike s I hat h rem I bia Suc JONEST mit spe 9." ees 5 } Columbia Su HO! Miers in a hosp I at he fie to hate every Pl Up nd Vietor Moore “His Military , Soprano, a and when | 4 t]he gets a box of oranges eel crits! ae cal ‘I hate oranges!" As Annio is about to burst Into song she gives the warning: ‘Keep a look- Mrs. Schultz Was Tortured, | The nurse can't bear my sing Disfigured, Joyless, | van'id But I says Pat. t blame her,” temper 14 all in his! Jat the same time with so Relieves Sourness, Gas, Heartburn, Dyspepsia ia Vive Minutes, r that the ch one th n Playe 'Healed by Cuticura at |i": a Cost of $2.25 eee lean day He haa ta Above are extracts from a weleht that bis) m | signed statement received would fail to recognize THIRD FLOOR of the GRAND CENTRAL ALACE DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO Roller Skatine| THE ENT He ¥, upset stomach, Indies ; when the ur head aches and yc from Mrs. H. 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