The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1917, Page 17

“THE FROLICS OF 1917," HIGH CLASS BURLESQUERS AT OLYMPIC THEATRE ‘The Movie Star Risks % ENE Frilics of 1s ed for a "Week‘a Fun vi the Olymple atre A. FPoyrteent Sireet, iast nt ‘The R@réduction is Kish clase burlesque The niteical nunbers were excellently Henderad and w chorus of thirty girls ft the big audience in good humor hur Connelly, billed as “five feet bomedy,” is the leading comedian ( fe in the cust include Prank ee. Jim Wazleton, Al. Rayeob, ys Sears, Trixie and Lil Taylor Pah Lippinnn. ‘The olio consisted of 4 Him Meine & Co. in electrical exhibt- ( MVidtie and Kamu-Katai Twins tn their San version of the Hiuia Hula dance. ne “ > TALE WHY HAIR FALLS OUT, Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hair comes out | fest. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of ery particle of | indruff, get a 25-cent bottle of Dan- | derine at any drug store, pour a little a your hand and rub well into the Se After a few applications all ruff disappears and the hale | yn coming out.— out—Advt, PUT ON FEW DROPS AND LIFT OUT CORN CIISOAGOQCPSOQOO “a! RE = y tins | hen You Try This Yourself, Then , ’ , land before 1 had even begun to re Whe Alma Hanlon’s Preparation 414, before 1 had even tbe Need It Pass It Along to Others. for “The Whip” Meant [ing fences, “1 don’t beileve 1 ever —_ Te Wott | Week pial ‘ drew quite a full breath through all Here's the Idea! | eeks of Peril. eayee were For “First Aid” in Stomach, } ve | “But eve he fox hunt oth. Good things should be passed alung | ing ke ike. hi ree The a. You remote Liver or Bowel Trouble—TRY Tt is now said that a few drops of a} TR Stage director who said recently | ber the plot, that the jockey of the ’ drug called freezone upplied Treectly | iat danger helped to ¢ tain us| great race horse e Whip, is at- HOSTETTER Ss upon u tender, aching corn reliever) "4% not only a good director but al rested on @ thine charg just after he the soreness and sopn the entire corn, | humorist, according to Alma Hanton,| Wiens In Tn ana Hae Tay ome None | St h Bi tt pain. novelty,” said he, “danger is For little cost a quarter of an ounce | gest asset in general entertainment | of freezone can be obtained from any | hereabouts, and I am not sure but Pc. drug store, which is claimed to be suf-| wnat it should be placed frat, Aimeri ficient to remove every hard or soft , Mate or callus from te eet cans love daring so mu This Is a drug recently announced | Miss Hanion ts serious about |!, for from Cincinnati. It is gummy, but |82@ bas only just finished ber work dries the moment it is applied and |!n 4 tu ‘The Whip,” known asa thrille the Park T * which has arrived at Atre and settled dowa| for a run, “Of course you can go} along day after day in the studio," | she says, “without any excitement that will cause you to powder your, hose more than once an hour, | “But hero 1s what happened to me. They offered me tho chance to play the leading part in “The Whip’ and 1 jumped at it. I had never seen the play. All I cou ld have a chance to ride a fine E loved riding—then. We were elght months in making the picture, and that meant weeks Jand weeks of shivers, » ror, to me, In the § only a part of the ninutes in one pla n another, the worst simply shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the! healthy tissue or skin. Cut this out and lay st on your) wife's dresser. Advt. J. are | tory, taking « few | a few minutes | nt was one of fox hunt or even a steeplech over had, T'll| admit. My riding had been mostly} |pleasant cant 1 down River \side Drive eo 1 knew it 1 |was riding pe ver hill and jdown dale at int th pw days later lw New 1917 Models. Prices $22 to $55. Very Liberal Terms Call or Write for Catalog \\" | eh dopa suppertime and bed-time the men of this country will light 1,080,000 Fatimas. This is Fatima's nightly average. In every and city, from cross-roads to metropolis, the glowing ends of Fatima Cigarettes will signal “Comfort” to smokers all over the land. Fatimas are comfortable to the throat and tongue; and they leave you feeling “fit” and clear-headed at the end of a long Fatima day that leads into a fragrant Fatima evening. It’s the common-sense “Comfort” of their deli- cate Turkish blend that has made Fatimas known asa sensible cigarette. Tonight—try them! Lege Mgors Tibonee Oe To Thrill and Amuse Her Public ALMA slenbe! ‘LON arn Was that I K Her Life to do it Fith, Just between ourseive that racing saddle L He something that for t 1 to is, he was along at the « soon left him and bis h Then camo the pol One morning, just before Iw |learned exactly just what did ha |pen, but they picked me up off ‘was soft | “Up in Saratoga, a few days int ® |renl race horse. I asked some one h le 5 jthe horse's neck, just to hold on |his mane, mane, “How T managed to t know. All T can | stick on a went by the camera man in a m |chine, three times th ltried to catch the ra @|they failed. Tho f caught it PHOTO PLAYS, PHOTO PLAYS. “She died that America might live” So they spoke of the martyred patriot in Stuart Blackton’s Big Preparedness Spectacle, *‘“WOMANHOOD The Glory of the Nation”’ vaturing ALICE JOYCE, HARRY MOREY and an All-Star VITAGRAPH Cast. BROADWAY THEATRE Direction of Stanley V. Masthaum Broadway at 41st St. Twice Daily—2:30 and 8:30 P. M. Every American MUST See It! Burr Melntosh will speak at every performance tell about the speed is that three times the horses | e camera men | and each time rth time they “And now TI can’t seem to find any other horses that are fast enough | But unless you Hike that sort of thing, Reliable Help ing and toy gave me a fast horse also a racing saddle. when J tried myself, Prevention of Cruelty t 1 whlte dren should Investigate it when I tried the horse at 6 o'clock one morning away up Riverside Drive, L discovered that my idea@ re al wrong. I didn't need the saddle all, 1 never touched the horse. ‘Th &iway we travelled was Siawful. My brother we an go 10 Sarato) race, f got horse going no ran away with me. We w t to the end of the bridle pa’ ath "a , on to the S| pavement, with motor cars whizaing } into town, ‘Joy riders’ too. f never a) |grass plot, and when T cama to they |toid mo it was lucky for me the grass er, |they gave me what they said was a | ow| earth I should stick on, and was | |told that when I was away out over | to} But he didn't have any| 1} na- -<.h ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1917, SAVES ELDERLY FOLKS FROM BLADDER MISERY ‘When you're titty your body be creak a little at the hinges More slow and deliherats an I used to be, come thought, Certain bodily func Upon which good health and good aptrit #0 apo! complicationa in o ta partion If you be obvi For arise. with elderly people rly tru “200 years, It in remedy and n now put up tn andard, old-time tn f PHOTO PLAYS. iS Z)SELZNIC THE SUPREME a: y. A Messag Girl and Man, ND TOMORROW XN sat ve SQUAK AS REA Tin BH ECM EY ATREET (BROOKEYS > TODAY LANG Not so young ta frequent and unwel: | Of tions, | ari tal take than the ofl in bottles, kuow how, this trouble can years GOLD MPDAL jem Oll haa been relieving the ins nience and pain due to advancing to Every Indorsed by Pre Gace of the bladder, kid Qch and a) or of A mules. K PICTURRAL FILM ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER (WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY IVAN ABRAMBON) With ZENA KEEFE Marie Shotwell, Katherine Knsiracd, Kuby de Reimer, James Morrison, others. 0 ensier h capsule ¢ @ drops. 1 Mf throw off t you old befo Quickly relieve t Keach Go to ¥ Mone you imported Haarle titut BENS ——— > IN THE FOLLOWING <—— MARCUS LOEW THEATRES WEEK OF APRIL 2 70 DAY ded | auth MEDAL are and more piearant to ontal about one dose ened Joinia, that AMbAEO, aciation pure, original Ol Capeuies, Adocept ATION ETROPOLITAN OF EKA HOUSE. CINDERELLA ) ie ADAMS. 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