The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1917, Page 15

Must have been raised—#20,000 was one of the guesses, Caruso was among the voluntoers, and his half a dozen songs might have been a score and still would have fatled to gratify the appetite of the audience. Yet it was Julia Marlowe, reason of her impassioned procla. mation of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” and “Verdun,” that will be remembered as the star of the night. Her husband, B. H. Sothorn, fell little Opera House last night in behalf of the “Mutilated Soldiers of the Allies.” Such wealth of talent, such profusion of volunteers, rarely are to be ob- |tatned, ‘There was enough and to | spare for half a dozen concerts, a large part of which went to waste, There were too many managers, there | was a prohibitive price of $20 for a Patriotism Finds |: Vent at Allies’ ‘Benefit at Opera aa By Sylvester Rawling Tt you are going vations now for Dinner Show nival, at 7 o'eh Midnight Parad REPAREDNESS {9 as 1A eontth acheter was a tax of 60) cohind her with iMe dramatic reading in the management of meat ents a prog me, with the re- lof Alan Seeger's 0 the Amert- entertainments for Allted charl« | sult th ody i furnteh officll | can Fallen in Fra: f which now, Fe Gh Hop the oGatpment and | information, that many w#eata were! Unhappily, Mr. Seeger 18 one. Mme vacant and that. hundreds of pro- of the sailors and soldiers who| grammes wer Gabriclio Gills #a tomed charm, with her accus- f og Gilda Darthy re- -begging for nothing afeAabting and who are to fight for| at the end. ime may be said of] cited Zamacols's “La Bataille do la the cause of tho Al K of it} hg Lbs rae scores — or wr! Marne,” Dmile Villomin made a apeech detracted much in re , video at and ttractive yo French, Maurice Dambols played | wom nl Ne in the lobt jo solos and Bir Herbert Beerbohm sum of mo Tree cut out his “Trilby" monologue for a straight talk as Col, Newcome. Tho “Dream Tableau” was an effec. tive pleture, Frances Alda sang “The Star-Spangled Banner,” Polva Frijeb 0 MLLON PRUE USE GASCARETS-WY! standing in the top gallery joined in candy before going to bed and in the| conéert given at OTHPRWIsH YOU WAIT—1T WILL The Marsetllaise” and Alice Verlet the Belgian hymn, A great chorus of Every evening at 9 o'e women massed upon the stage and a font Marmony the refrains as the audience stood and added its voice when {t could, and its cheers when it couldn't, to the an- BALCONADES ot always in unison? It was a patriotic occasion, Why bother about Art? hy DAILY 2.15 & 815, Ralph Lawton, a pianiat from the | Only True Tonic for Liver morning your head is clear, tongue is | West, save a recital at Acoilan Hall clean, stomach sweet, breath right, | rday, afternoon. It was a pity | and Bowels Costs [smi colt cone nnd'you feel grant’ | that nin pfowrammno included the Laat | Geta 10 or sonata in B minor, for it invited com- ent box at any drug | store and enjoy the nicest, gentlest | Darisons with the super playing of | 10 C t B liver an d be 7 the work by Rosita Renard, the Chil- | pa ‘Stop lek headaches, | (iwton acquitted himsolf well in this, | ne s, indigestion, furred | cy he did in the Buch toccata and | ensive breath and constipa- | fugue in D minor, arranged by Busont, Mothers should give cross, | and his other offerings. fis pro- pevish, feverish, bilious children @|grammo included compositions by | like ! whole Cuscuret any time—Advt. Brahms, d’Albert and Debussy, and | ended with the Chopin sonata in B/ minor, | GIVES SITE TO) YALE AIRMAN. tei billous Cascarcts aro a treat! They liven| tongue, o your liver, clean your thirty feet of | tion. yowels and sweeten your “stomach, You eat one or two c' (Knott Toran Over EXT RAORDIN atrol No. 3. ‘oved "by a commit Aero Club of America. It whole eastern south sh rf Chatr- mimit= critia a ST ety i00 Nove Y Ki New ke Ballet -_ Dr. Ferdinand King, a New York City Physician and Medical Author, says: |” “There can be no strong, vigorous, Iron men nor beautiful, healthy, rosy-cheeked women without Iron—Nuxated fron taken three times per day after meals will THEATRES. LEXINGTON ® \Aie4 The work of! 4 prepartn to in men Mat os increase the strength and endurance of weak, nervous, run-down folks 100 per pre! ng tra cent. In two weeks’ time In many instance Avold the old forms of metallic ** ion rained (hy f tie first 509,000 | WALTER LAWRENCE Iron, which may Injure the teeth, corrode the stomach, and thereby do more | (\.)0h" y. 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What matter that the three “ANIGHT IN AMERICA” conductors—Mr. Spireseu in the or- @ Main Restaurant, chestra, Clara Novello Davies on the |. stag: Mr. Chapman in the gallery the Summer make reser- ety MADISON Se) GARDEN NOW ART EXHIBITION ARY peor NOW IND 20% MERMAIOS eutaes > THE GLOBE TROTTERS New 1017 Models, Prices $22 to 855. Very Liberal Terms t; "Or Write ak c ‘atalog Ltn PAVECAS 881 Bw Near 18th | pa THEATRES, EMPII RE! Gee sot, "Tkiss OR’ MAUDE ADAMS CINDERELLA New Amsierdam, SFO) wey sig a HERBERT TREE WENCOME CAC CYCEUM ti). *,,4 uy THE GASE*’ LADY CANE LIBERTY \\\,) Lew Vioids prom Weten_ Lawell. | Wert 44 HUDSON 3S). *\ OUR BETTERS KYICKENpOCK ERY GEORGE ARLISS in “pidaaeur Bway BELASCO}\"' ARNOLD. 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