The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1917, Page 17

Ae ee eS ee Oe ee 25,000 HEAR SONG FAREWELL TO BOYS GOING TO TRENCHES, Nicht May Be President’ it Great Festival ' entral Park. Teearees # Gann: ASSING « ; sHOW ORGE BROADHURST S | ER Tit PHONE, “Has spariile. spice and fun.” ‘ . To nicht may be Presidente Ment MDE LUXE ANNIE" ot the Gone ond Sate Pestval of GuY He i a ee ee || pew fm om fe * to the send-off for wand persone, | soldiers from the nt of Brooklyn eve t the The rea of the ke were thronged with singers and any novel ight ef- tea the charm of the oo- thrilling momenta had sung a small group of c the darkness "and the soldiers ming!” PUATHOUSE 8 THE MAN WHO CAME BACK ‘er in ASINO "2" 420) LOVE 0’ MIKE. “ W 0. MARJORIE RAMBEAU ‘ in EYES ad LVOUTH . DONGACRE } ¥ ‘The Big fussing Mal « “LEAVE IT TO JANE" f the wanda of New ently im the | ted me ker- on th where Direc- tor Barnhart greete n ! “s tt ndid thing.” he said ; : “t , nen to hear the farewell | TOR yan ki, Hl or f ibat the citizens of any vine " express the hope t nat this | munity. ¢ Hahed tnati for it h fluence to the CORT “iinhat Wateo LA LACKAYE STANDARD cores ut EMPIRE ,,!." JULIA ttn inthe Titanic American Drama | THE (COUNTRY ce USIN' The on-street 6 with ALR ANDRA CARTIER, ALAGOIN WONDERFUL EAMP SPOS G2 hy 4 Se 0.980, Wed, and Bet MUA LAMAR CIBERTY Yo"; ement ee Vrances Wi BER ADT _Poaitively Only Kowsgement in N.Y “city. AL AON "= WONDERFUL LAMP | BELASCO 3 if, Si, Houinas, & | | | | blooded American. The story of General Sau Houston—the heroic, romantic, dominating Houston who made history tm Tennessee ff and Texas. 66 Irene Bordor Herbert Brenon’s lappes “The FALL of the ROMANOFFS” with ILIODOR former confidant of RASPUTIN | OPENS BROADWAY THEATRE Sunday Matinee September 23d Further Details tn Sunday Papers POLLY WITH A PAST FULTON, 5.0 (ey ch" WALKER WHITESIDE HUDSON Wis, 4h0' THE LASSOO' REPUBLIC \« % JOHNS Bay Mo is ir Baieit HARRIS | P AR THEATRE, Columbus Circlo, S9th St. Heading in yesterday's Evening World) CROWDS SMASH DOORS ||\-z2=—>— TO SEE “RASPUTIN” AT THE PARK THEATRE WORLD-PICTURE, va RASPUTIN| * Smoke if You Like, ELTINGE Watery a i Business Before Pleasure with Barney Bernard & Alexander Corr ANON WONDERFUL LAN ALAQDIN Lucia’ Well Sung; “The Barber’’a Treat By Sylvester Rawling. CIA" was Mr, ing last night at the Forty-|reem to be inexhaustible, Fourth Street Thea Ban Carlo Op ganization so wo! to insure us @ yearly invasion, Why|Fiilipo Bennyan was a Mr. Gallo has held off so long from|soon to be forgotten for his voice, ling to New York audiences ts his acting, and for hin lithe |aifficult to understand, The im- mortal sextet gave Edvigo Vaccar, YY "BURLESQUE. OLYMPIC ui’, MAT. DAILY| | | ORIENTAL, BURLESQUERS, “|CASTO R IA leont elma, 1s particular! LA Sy AMUSEMENTS. heer Up! eg "iene | temtae BRADY-MADE M BBR EVENING WORLD, Fmivar HEARN MEN! A Saturday Event Here a New Department Opens Men’s Overcoats (Hand tailored) The important feature about these coats je first their “hand tailoring”’ and then the ban-anywhere” price n every one of th coats yi will find hand tailoring showing ia each detail, Collars that fit-—shoulders with the correct shape-—pockets that never bulge—garments so painstakingly made that each pocket flap is a perfect piece of “hand tailoring.” Certain of the best ule of hand tailoring, we then ir Hed a complete ate that means wot « the exact sizes, but suitable styles for the young man, as well us the mau t re. In this department you will fod Sen Styles "S ightly Fitted Styles Full Draped Belted Styles Roomy, Loose Coats For Stormy Weather ~The prices in this department always will he what our prices are all over st lower than those elsewhere in town— but for the opening day we are presenting two specials—overcoat values that never have been equaled in Greater New Yor! Snug Fi Opening Specials Top Coats Dress Coats 25.00 Light weight—of all wool in Oxford Snug fitting—double breasted styles or black—silk lined—and just as all - will lined throughout—and like the our other overcoats “hand tai- other coats “hand tailored.” ‘Vie lored.’’ The coat for wear now. last word in new Fall style, LOCATION OF THE NEW DEPARTMENT—THIRD FLOOR, Kasy of access from Elevator in Men’s Furnishing Department on Main Floor Salesmen courteous and trained in serving men will show you these garmenis. So Beginning Saturday, 9 A. M. Promptly A New Department at Your Service thetr now well recognized | crowded house, in fact, | appreciation from start Mme, Vaccart winning an om for her singing of the Mad Gallo's bag of tric Angelo Antola, Giuseppe Agostini and Natalie Cervt opportunity again New Babcock Gatlo'n offer. | "sh would By W. G. Bowdoin. The old Snedecor Gallery, Babcock, successor, form igaro not | 107 Wost Forty-sixth St for lita now home at No, 19 re by his|formance of "The Barber of Se an or-|6n Wednosday afternoon was a that it te bound |SU26 and aoted a9 It was with at it t@ bound /and unetion rare to our fel His fellow Armenian, Paola Ang the erstwhile Terrible kK of th Metropolitan Opera Company, bat dvige Vaccart youthful Rosina; Pietro & Don Hasilto that rei Russian Challapane; Natalie Cervo was an amusing Dr, Bartolo, i Giuseppe Agostini was an attr hment, les as wide issues, Friends will give a farewell luncheon ){ next Wednesday 1p the Hotel Astor for Roland Morris, newly appointed | ingly silhouetted, | Amertcan Amt dent Wilson has been invited, etary Lansing, William IT. ne darks, Hoth are typ The first nan For Infants and Children, | “@°1Viated Hight tones, a" «| Beare the Tho | exninition, place as one of the great ol eae. 2 ee Gallery Opened In 49th Street ire cerca ugh and droped | ninth Street, with an opening that contains forty canvases and which makes @ fine autumnal showing. The Mis. exhibition contains many good names. ‘Three individualized galieries make t}up the main features of the new ea- ‘There are also two enali | Tailored or dress models, in brown, | newest negligees, arge and well painted tree is charm dor to Japan, Presl-| In the foreground ts a body of So have | water with @ fringe of trees in atrik- | | The ky Yackround ts brilliant im tts | Albert P. Ryders “Macbeth and the Witches,” although @ small canvas, is nevertheless one of the goms of the | Ttydor, in this picture, Sealy takes Kind |» a6, dwad, " — —— Saturday Last Day of Dressmakers’ Sale Interesting School Wearables AND Open Ail Day Matchiess Opportunities for Week-End Shoppers | Trig Suits and Frocks for Tailored Maids | Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits Tomorrow LAST DAY OF Dressmakers’ Sale Of Navy, Brown or Black Whipcord qtr Bewt-high waist large collars in crossed and trench styles me vee with velvet overiay-~buckled of plato braid-bound te sat 628 button trimmed — 1.84 | | eT ||Of Poplin, Serue, Bu 1.07 Mixtures--in navy, gr and mistures--seml-high ‘ 114 mal waistline—single or dou tetiy oh te ae sa 74 trench collars—watin lined and dremy ety! All w th full vo—5 all Interlined— back skirt se popular this Full. 41.35 ceepe de Cutesecaginen ae or—40-ineh 26.75 shee ine—39-inch... 144 beet-root, brown $14) Yard-Wide Mack Tatfetes. 1,04 7 Drees Sating—S5-inch..... 11S . 21,50 A number of finer broadcloth sults { and coneord—pleated in every imayinable |vollare—alao others trimmed with Beaver, and Nutria, at Bpectai Special Skunk, Ru Still others showing fur telaiaings of natural Squirrel, | crart Hudson Seal and Beaver to 69.60. Women’s and Misses’ Frocks Especially Smart Tailormades 19.75 | Serge Dresses | 15.75 Coat Dresses Pg 24.50 [7.51.50 oka model Of covert cloth, serge Of Poiret twill, In Wine welkeee dd le straight. and wool jersey — , white, tan and| sht welsh or with draped and barrel ana brown, 1 ct, Garment Dress Shteige od bouffante skirta— button trim- atrictly tailored fre pocketa— braid med — buckies — tabs traight line — slot trimmed collar, cuffs and deep belts in | crossed and sash styles. \ | Serge Coat Dressos— Straight-line cont models—collars and| ro | cuffs of poplin—others braid embroid-|°% et. 9.75 ered. Some have pockete. Women’s Hand-Blocked Warm Robes for Hats “Shivery” Mornings | Our Reg. 4.74 Special. 3.77 |ruese FUZZY LOUNGING Copies from models of tho best} ROBES—come in adorable plaide| known designers — #ilk and velvet | —rouo, Copenhagen, browns, grays | und lavenders— all sizes . Saturday 3.63 OTHER LOUNGING ROBES of Jacquard design—(that stays pretty #0 long)—-have large collars -pointed | 15 ct. SIM Mixe@ Crepe dé Chines. .85 in front—deep turnback cuffs and 45 ct. site Mixed Pomgeew...... Black and colors, in large or close! pocket nine i ; pocketa—satin banding—-color gray, 39 ct, sith Mixed Chiffe: fitting styles—soft or atiff brims—| Coren, light blue, rose und | our reg. $3.96.......... pa 75) mulberry Saturday 4.50 ’ Sample Hats | And by the way~ if you are one of Very Special 1.25 = |theso nice folks who have “a must Values $2.47 and $1.96 be churming mood” do look at the A Georgette affair, °° is irresistible! |9 and fancy. atitchings, In navy, black, tun, green and Vekin blue, seain models, with pleated skirts, both with and without bell lao et sposle=-biack—Gosen, se so Cotton—doren.,.6 48 & Sewing Needles. .3 for 10 116 ct. Wide Ream Binding..... 19% ¢ ——----——-® 7 ot. Bust Forme—sizes 94 to 43.77 re 87 Acme hs rug rags Dress Forma—aizes 34 to that are crown—black and colors. Another Remarkable All-Day c, Special Smartly Tailored Hats green and navy. ‘hand painted Almaviva. place of honor in the opening ‘ | | asrrioecntttpee-nesiaeesh show has’ been given to a Ralph A een sand LUNCHEON FOR MORRIS ck anya, entitod "Pw sata Neve and Peach e This picture is dominated by ae | ‘ noe nce COATS—-Smart and Practical 18.50 navy blue, brown, green, burgundy unique panel with double row of ' Specially Priced for Saturday... New models in cheviot or kersey cloth and black—large roll plush collars Str rictly Smart—All These Boys’ Togs! Long Trouser Suits ‘Two Innepses, (a) “Near Malden,| buttons at sides-—-capacious poc kets—hulf lined—sizes for women and| painted in 1889, and (b) “Sun. | Misses. pe OS ites Reg eae Special... 9.74 " not dated, are flanking paint i Good-looking suits—-tweed, cassi- TENDERFOOT SHOES in New and Standard Styles A Walking Shoe for Women....7,95 Tan calf vamp with tan buckskin tops—Also in combinations of gun- metal calf vamp and dark gray buckskin top or dark tan kid vamp with fawn cloth tope—New English walking lasts—low military heels | —A shoe of graceful lines and absolute comfort—All sizes and widths, Boys’ Service Shoes cheviot or homespun—two or button styles—belted or sack coats—in most approved Fall mix. tures—-grays, browns, green or tan— sizes 34 to 38 chest—our reg. $11.94 BOYS' PLAID MACKINAWS-- | Swagger models—every school boy needs one of these coi sizes 11 to 18 years Boys’ Norfolk Suits Saturday Special..7,.50 pee OLUMBIA 1, yb ta Tou Have|"see tier octome is sexwuney|| Lame sam of, Gusretel Colt—Cesdyear, weed oole—mase oo || yore revel tan se ba Slt Hi THE BLACK MON MOLLE WILLANS FE Always Bought ston Wigsina introduces Bmart in appearance as they are comfortable to wear, atrerme or comervative styles. 9 te ‘ 800 Orcheet f ee K nto the projecte i . Th The neat Wie EH aie aw “A Tensely Told Story”—Globe IGELAND ICE SKATING In Use For Over 30 Years Dan All widths In sizes 8 to 6....3,95 Naweat Fall @usita LEXINGTON : t 12,10) 25 and 50 Cents : carmen 11.94 __ “PEG 0’ MY HEART" = Ae ai a re ee VAUDEVILLE. SENSATION auuasuanve. | Single and double breasted styles, oP OF THE HOUR | A WARNING TO REACK EIS! FRPROC cTOR'S VACDEVILEE & PHULO PLAYS (Ral le fa i Wark & Lex MAE MARSH in TRAN u Af ts 1 ‘ “Polly of the Chreus Pett Rte tate Ban ates. “Lost and Found” artiste ed in The Worid or renorte and Foun ‘4 ARMY ATHLETIC FUND SHOW AURAMs NEW YORK HIPPODROME Sunday Evening, Sept. 16 A WONDERFUL BILL MOVAL COMPS ERROT. LEO ay LL ais 1 By Others to Be Announced, R. H. BURNSIDE, General! Sapervieer, DON'T MISS THIS SHOW, : ROOHRDD TO BE OLSTENRER, LOR MECAABARY ALHLMTIO KaUIFMi» | A snail but vary good Ia Homer Db, Mar int et stream, with a i (Under the Auspices 01 the New York Boening ried) SOM OF THOSE WHO WILL PARTICIPATE: on UN an vig. AnrHon x i irre D soeRYR VRANKLUN, 1 TheNe in Sar He Ot ieee A i ane BI SN hocr FIRST NEW YORK REG! EDISON Reaper “>—Acts in Al'—40 WG. STEWART, General Stage (irs te BOX OFFICE NOW OP fe oulnenily realistic. t@ very dark and very | with variety of belts and pockete= MORNING SPECIALS To- morrow, Seturdey, Until 1 P. M. ? tn tiers UN cauvioce and’ sweede lattes olive and other mixtures. of these suits reflects the tailoring that went Into ng. Sto l8 yrs, All these suits have extra trousers, ® Boys’ Fall Coats 4.50 Excellent quality of cheviots, wor- steds and velours--reefer or trench models—-p! plors, fancy mistures or checks—-2!y to 8 years, To prevent dealers restricted r Telephone Orders. | th $4 et, Boys’ Percale Blouses 49 $5.94 Boys’ Suits 7 to 18 years, HOYS! CL THIN D FLOON 55 39.74 Young Me Special THIRD FLOOR ? Striped Silk Poplin 92 ct. Extra Size Sateen Petticoats 7 $77 ruffled, — tucked es with Underlay ted Boys’ Corduroy Suits 6.47 With extra trousers —shades of brown emi- Norfolk models—7 to 17 yeare unui values Alsosplendid Corduroy Suits at 3.04 2-Clasp Silk Gloves double finger. self andy contrasting stitch! ng—Our ae TB. coos oo 62 . PETTIOOATS SECOND FLOOR qi $5.48 Girls’ High Cut Lace Shoes 246 H n ofw poplinw1t MIB) ADEA $4.95 Trimmed Dress Hat for Girls. 9 67 faba ND FLO i ' | $2.00 Coutil Corsets Women’ 8 and wl 94 et. Girls’ Tub Dresses Pini