The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1917, Page 4

‘ , THE EVENING WORLD, BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER at. i9iy. Plays for the hoa ~ STAGE AND MOVIE STARS W HO WILL BE SEEN IN NEW YORK NEXT WEEK poseme? f Coming Week * | aoe iSttene ik ; Whe rai cbUNr eta Poi THIS WAY OUT". Metter cares : LIBERTY © mo io marry & CRITERION Yrs hn) st RT os ROBERT HILLIARD TE OMAP oF PULTUN* 4° : WALKER WHiTLSIDE, salts Neat Mow, Sight HG BRANDE *"" CHRISTINE NORMAN OROPPREY #T) DS ears A CONMTMMATELY OHUSEN COHAN & HARRIS 8.44%) A TAILOR-MADE MAN URLESQUE’ ‘S$ MOST ' BRILLIANT OFFERING. oe Waele Lavine tieeres # ine ba way error sons, Prankiyn Ardetl, Witham + on, Mildred Hooth, Jeam Bheily and he ate onal for tue pr “ee - William Faversham’s production Hermard Hhaw's comedy, “Mimailance.” | «ill open Ue Rew Mroadburat + tn Went Forty fourth bireet. Thor Might. Though not divided into acts, | Misailiance’ will be given @ith two rimissione John Tarleton, « maciurer of ub hae @ wit ABE KE YNULD! combines tiraine with physical attra | FLORENCE MILLS, Gon. In the cam eit be Mactyn Ar AND FIFTY OTHERS || vuci‘ls, Katharine Kasired, Kilnatiath Kiadon, Min ey — DASHING batt inte norge ros'sM; RIALTO SCRBBN COMEDY i DANCING Philip beige | HAS TAYLOR HOLMES HARRIS her i im, Big ah DIMPLED Lawrette Taylor will begin her soo 7 op ati ae ae at nd Hitchcock opens hie FOFY~ picture comedy re Lueck tT Lees q e Mon ig Cheaters” will be the at- amusing yarn by Kennett Harris d Theatre Holmes has the character of Phi ELTINGE Ey eS Te Business Before Pleasure “Fools 2 SUNDAY CONCERTS §:i3 10 BIG ACTS—10 THE FAMILY EXIT 4 in and around New York, From “Rusian and Ludmila" overture by | visits cabarets Gilnka. As an added orchestral num- | ¢ tho seminary Hey ly is played by ber selections from ‘Talbot's “Chinese & chance to-night to hear again Man- | Stitution opened for the academ i Salazar, the young Costa Hicun | Year with 1.452 midshipmen present. | § traction at the Btan be . : ; - pi be The Greatest Amusement Place in || cattoos“comedy’ “mutt and Jet's bx. {#* Je0e0n, & young man whoee iit Fonexce uns, San Carlo Artists ae Ree TTLLAM FARO Te i vor.” fe ruled by rabbite’ feet, horseshoes pHi hg Sing Goodby To-De | ——————_——- New York is the ——— | and four toafed clovers. The laughable samons THeaTae g Ge y 7 ___THEATARR THE CONQUE R 0 Rv “THE LIBERTY GIRLS” things that bappen to him after walk ae UT ‘To-Any the Ban Cario Grand Opera Sat Tue Re tag atte fi | cuoet TUBA, BWAY & 90TH 9 ‘ome! F ancin arniva AT COLUMBIA THBATRE i wie’ « aster mane comedy ot “SINS OF AMBITION” See Wil atte ee eee ealicgr the ‘HUDSON tr fi, | Tite Ar r Mu Liesl GU wih Be 61 Ub gore, Mane of the ChanaoLee cere | NEXT ABRAMSON FILM | Pors-tourth Birent Thesire. “Faust ig te hs, WINTER GARDEN 5,2 { t 6 Liberty Girls” w at the sort, Many of the o who ap. will be presented this afterno ) aval Academy, Cc | "epee arom att bn | tutta Theatre ine new two-act peared in “Hiflciency Mdgarin Court. | 4 a ii teevaesew a nie 1h wil bel hay i oe he —an < Funniest Show in Town! | |PASSING SHOW t | ° By |burieeque called “Reilly and the RIP’ Will be seen again in “Fools for | aft's nd appearance | attendance recurde at the Nav COMEDY dit ew, Bes | | Seminary Girls.” The scenes Aro the Rialto Orphentra will piny the | 7 1s Marguerite. New York will have| Academy were broken when the in EDWARD 1.” GEORGE presen } Seven hundred and forty of thes: aiong Broadway. 4 oneymoo: » rendered, ‘Tae | 3 tenor | BILLIARDS AND POCKET Jack etal ABter ieotan maken, ing tem) “Faust” will, be sung. DY \$ The three weeks’ engagement of the |#F@ Members of the new tourth class OVER THE ae } BILLIARDS \friae ies, Barry Melton, Mae Pen. Marion Rodolfo, Lorrio Grimaldi and \$ Carlo has been eoilneatty evo- | farmed during pod i Pree aptomotile serve for ongone jiving J man, Brad Sution, Janes Collins, Se Sistine ant eee constul, There have been crowded TH Waa | Bitat ee 8 ew. — re Sichael PUB ncmngiar edy will round out the screen pro-| houses at every performance, The “DE LUXE ANNIE” OFDN DAILY 11 4,4, THA MIDNIOHT. || Chorus of girls. The vaudeville oon. | samme, artists have aroused enthusiasm Sf THMILLING MYSTERY DRAWA, $ SUNDAYS 2 P, M. TO MIDNIGMT, tingent jnoludes Paynton and Green, | SMONE CLURIC IOvers) B00 BYOEY Bb Re : PROCTOR VAt VAU ‘DEV ILLE AND LOEW THEATRES | \¢ Book & Lyrics yy Ro'end Oljver Wale oy Haicy ADMISSION 25¢ acrobate, and the Liberty Four, DANCING CARNIVAL “THE MERRY ROUNDERS” GRAND CENTRAL PALACE AT HURTIG & SEAMON’S| Proctor's Fitth Avonus Theatre will . have a war song contest on Monday Lexington Ave. (Use 46th St. “The Merry Rounders” will offer| Other foaturos will be Yvette and burlesque at Hurtig & Seamon's The-| Saranoff, Fred J. Ardath, Walter atre in One Hundred and Twonty- | James and the Little Johns. The sec- fifth Street. Abe Reynolds, in the | ond series of the German Retreat pte- character of Jacob Rosenbloom, heads | ture wil) be shown at Proctor’s One the cast. Florence Mills has the : awe prima donna role. A chorus of girls Bee ua ne” audag va sting conductor of the Philharmonic Or-| “T have had nervous trouble all my ‘s another fe Yjchestra, will offer a number of! life until I took Lydia E. Pinkham's! Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Th: i ] z, 1 ” 4) have Violet Bisson | cor y * o® ~4@ b>) novelties by American and foreign Vegetable Com i eR rd But, the Marwelig Quintette, composers, The seasvn's solvists will pound for nerves! ) FOR ANOTHER WEEK | Butiet Proot tady.” Wright and La-| Ivan Abramson, President and dl-) i ciuag Joxct Hofmann, Sulla Culp, and for female} mont in musical numbers, and K. ctor of Ivan Film Productions, 15! jascna Heifetz, Wynne Pyle, Vernon troubles and it an « . and Coyne, jugglers. The Tom 0/now at work on “Sins of Ambition,” | Stiles, Pablo Cavuls, Gu.smar Mon . Last 2 Us { mbaleroydalite ee) Aaepeue 8 Bhanty Quintet, "A Regular Bust-|wnich ts said to treat of a human|Novacs, Alired ‘Degerlin, Frits are ahisped te nagiataleeenis A Sent Cg WEEKS ss LOVE 0 MIKE out in good shape. | YOU ARE COMMANDED TO MIE TS itty tae } ‘ ee ELIZABETH MURRAY A Tare | ERAN LAL Sadie ll ST. a FAREWELL axp KALPH HERZ RLO ae aan: _ f “LAUGHS ENOUGH TO MAKE TEN aaa sentation has been adequate, ;|Phitharmonle Society announces five subscription series of converts. Twelve Thursday evenings, four Woman Tells How Lydia E. Saturday evenings, sixteen Friday " ’ afternoons and twelve Sunday after- Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- noons at Carnegie Hall, and five und Helped Her. Sunday afternoons at the Brovklya ns Pi Academy of Music. Josef Stransky, GPOOd-2-9O994-50-0% PLAYHOUSE th, Mi Mentos By t THE MAN WHO CAME BACK | | the Park Theatre have boen 80 great jeay” Hoyt's Minstrels and the Pens| Kreisier, Helen Stanley, Leo shulx,| | problem in a novel way. " that an arrangement to extend the | ‘Trio will be at Proctor's Twenty-third _ ¥ Perey Grainger, Altred Kastner, I work nearly all 5 run of this picture another week has | Street Theatre. Born tn Vilna, Russia, Sept. 8, 1870.) Marcia Van Uresser, Kudolph Ganz, | the time, as we BEAR & HEAR TESTIMONY MES or SORA hese i Binco the opening night, — Loew's | Mt Abramson oame to America at] Kose and Ottile Sutro, Ussip Gabri- | live on @ farm In Bud Fisher's | EE Wands when the doors were broken down by| The featured photoplays at Loews) ine age of seventeen on a visit to|lowitsch aud Louis Graveure, Forty aad T have: tour Latest Success CONGACRE ¥* ee veal Cm, tho throng and it was necessary to| New York Theatre will include “The| oy oe ie atte Attor consider. | cities Will be visited by the orcnestra| feb aares : The Big Smashing Musien! Comedy "Bactant call out the police reserves for the) Lone Wolf,” Monday and Tuesday; i, on its trips from home, girls, Ido all my “LEAVE IT 10 JANE” festoration of otder, the bouse has | ‘ Valley of Fe Wednesday; | able mercantile experience, he tden- ame sewing and other |been full at all times, The present| “The Angel F s" Thursday; | titled himself with the various arts} The concert under the auspices of PH} work with their SHUBER’ Te a extension is merely temporary, but|“The Runaway” and “The Devil chat have in recent yours received'the Humanitarian Cult at Madison] help, go it shows that I stand it real AND First Musical Pete may afford time to secure another| Dodger’ Friday he Spotted Lily” | his atantio Square Garden Thursday evening) well’ Ttook the Compound when t Hit of the Benson MA Broadway playhouse, | Baturday, and “Paradise Garden, enen, will bring tomether the Russian | f be ae H il a ‘ - — Sunday. josn's American Thy Of his aim tn motion picture plays/ Symphony Orchestra, Modest Alt-| Mite Den ae a kece ik res i ————" | will have Raymon and Caverly, "\) Mr. Abramson says: "Beginn with ponductor, and @ix promin- me 01 ne — AUER MENTOR Contelto, singing comedienne, “When | iny Aryt picture, gs an ot reyes 8 on ts. Mite, Schumaun-Heink house all the time and recommend SSBF] Women Rules,” and Smith and Troy. an t gate ill sing Adriano'’s. aria. from|it."—Mrs, Dewitt Sincebaugh, West DIVORCED ai then in due succession ‘Should @|*itjenzi;" Mie, Frances Alda, the| Danby, N. : TOUT "SWEET “BABY MINE” ON SCREEN | Woman Divorce?’ “Tho Unwelcome| prayer trom “osea;” Giovannt Mar-| Sleeplessness, nervousness, {rritabil Charged wth Being Too Funny Wife,’ ‘A Mother's Confession, ‘Con- Hower Ity, backache, headache, dragging female Jury 16 ANDCONGCERTSAT STRAND | coated Truth,’ ‘Forbidden Fruit, ‘im- end ‘Giuseppe de: LA e | sensations, all point to female de 40 STAR WITNESSES - otum" from the “tL 7 gg Sn iH —- mortal Flame,’ ‘A Fool's Paradise,'| Soyiiia” Alischa, Elman nnd Peres | Fangements which may be overcome A LAUGH A SECOND GURT "Hs Satis 2 4 [eee | gg trey har REAL ICE SHOW |||! vor tt principal screen: feature tha| "The City of Uhuston, ‘Her Husband’s|Grainger will play. Congreaswoman|by Lydid E. Pinkham's Vegetable ASCREAM A MINUTE LACKAYE 13,180 IN| Beck de the TONIGHT |Strand Theatre will have Margaret] Wife, “The Faded Flower, ‘Her Sur-|Jeanette Rankin, Edwin Markham | Compound. GIRLS GALORE |] Basce Waa oe Py |] | farm iter, With Its World.Renowned Skaters }]| Mayo's farce, “Baby Mine," with| fender, ‘Mex Lure,’ ‘Enlighten ‘Thy /und Mischa Applebaum are acheduled) This famous remedy, the medicinal Mate 2 the, Ste, Tee | | STARDAKO ETON CRAM ore Madge Kennedy as tho star. In the} Daughier and ‘One Law for Both’ 1} to spes ingredients of which are derived from PRICES: ring the Kiddies | | 'wext Woek=tevh CriNt City ' have undertaken to treat the mosi choice roots and herbs, has for forty supporting cast are Kathryn Adams,| momentous problem of life from its] The two last “sings” of the season 3 Frank Morgan, John Cumberland, | different angles.” . to aroure internat in the work of the| Years Proved to be @ most valuable f a es ; i International Music Festival chorus] tome and invigorator of the female J Virginié Madigen, Jack Ridgway, Wil) be held to-morrow at 4 P. M. in| organiam.—Advt. =e TAPAS A smact mS y Society's Latest Fad i Nellie piriare and Sonta Marcetto.| “FALL OF ROMANOFFS” | Washington Sauare and Seward Park, | = - hav sre rn Mkeat bre iy | ip-Zippy {Ill Another photo attraction I entitled oo — | = Dinner Show—7.30 __|Iil| "The Last of the Troubadore”” an AT THE BROADWAY ‘Tho series of concerta gn the shores | ———_—__VA VAUDEVILLE. | BROOKLYN, a : | ¢ ‘ — — 0! vera : a) as 8 h The Wonderful Ht adaptation of one of O. Henry's Herbert Brenon’s latest motion pte- | “ith the appearance of the band from Fr. PRO OR’ | ct TAR x & Fulton Ste.) Mat, | Aa stories, An educational study plotur- He etiss S) Kismet Temple, Brooklyn, Last night C TOR | hd Oar FOLLIES Midnight Parade—11.30 /} j\o""h, Tito ot a bev. will algo. be | {UT@ Production, “Tho Fall of the Ro- att De vaniycarht Rogliveny bend wee i ar Lo Fas | ate wed (oon) o Sar aCn@ , Be SOCIAL FO! Dance in New Yor''s Mast shown, ‘The Strand Symphony Or-| Manoffs,” beging a two-weeks' ¢ ie miain attraction, * _ BEGINNING lay—2 BIG CONCER 4 1 Fashionable Rallioace, | cesta concerta will include works} agement at the Broadway Theatre| | — \ IN MOINGGAY. NICs | ~- ~ —— Nene \ of Beethoven, Rach ant Grieg. to-morrow afternoon. ‘The picture ho Rialto mustoal programme next CHARITY Wii Rae are, | 7 Prag ig. s OLIVER MOR Pe LS Vall bk Cae | THE BALCONADES He based upon the memoirs of the monk | Week cae by Gini Peoatine Sie Louw Guise te, SuveR meRo'sce . i From 8 to 1 A. M. I||| “REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA? | Viodor, tong the confidant of Ras-| tt HIPPODROME — SPECIAL ‘Thomas, AT 81ST T THEATRE| 08%. deals with events that led up onani$"3Tio maw, 1? f) | al al to the Russian Revolution, It traces a eaky ii * Rwad ety i he Wlebty titer: Breet Pheatre he career of Rasputin from his hums S UNDAY \ RESERVE TABLES Bees laa 4 ot. p900 I} have tne canuenan ntor ating * Cd vis erigin to his death, It shown ue = JI] attractions, “The Revolution in Rus. | 20% he gradually gained ascendency ' turn p keCormaaek, aoe (TOMOREON). O18 sia” and the second instalment of “Pho |°%e® the mind of the weak-willed Rotreat of the Germans at the Battle) C#&% Until he himself became the of Arras.” With “The Revolution | Pe! Power behind the throne and the| John McC ‘ormack, assisted by Miss cause of the many evils that infested | Lily Maher, Irish soprano, will give « Russla. neert for the benefit of families of TS , cnembers of former Sixty-ninth Nance O'Neil plays the role of the | jogim narnesie Halk’ bunaas | pro-German Empress. Alfred Hick-| night, Sept. 30, ary Chair y LUEW'S KEW YURK THEATRE $, Auk: in Russia” are scones 9 front, showing the fall German dese a Turkish Caucasus ALL STAR HONO fulle,Sapdernon ville features. man ts seen as the Czar, while others| |. Sais eet . ICB SKATERS POPULAR Ta want agit Charles Craig | tig geries of aix chamber music con t ward Connelly, who plays ; spulio, Kerensky is seen in the | certs Lt ae ington Irving High ploture, as are Gen. Koraslom, tho |School, beginuing next month. | Kaiser and Prinoe Fell Tee AT THE GOLDEN GLADES, ‘There will be but on» more week of The programme for the third week meee the Bummer Ice ” rho of h afternoon > now at work on the Winter feo Ci GLORIES” AT OLYMPIC | toner Rossini; “Lenora Ovorture , inter o Car- 3," Beethoven; ‘ugue In G Minor, nival, which bids fair to set a new z ' ebastian, and Peer Gynt Sulte No, t ‘September Morning Glories will 1 Greig. pace for restau F Hilda Ruckerts tr jbo seen at the Olymple Tuyoatre ia | i vie ey, . Keen tha liome Fives Smoking Permitted, ME woh on the loo: Harty f nn and | ARother feature is a living picture anno Che aueiink ~ cCORE Big Company of Comedians. Singers, Elsie are bringing the audience to ita | called “The C 2. Sarnewe M d'une. Bin Jancere and Spectaliats. ey © to its | calle he Great Deluge.” In the|26, in Carnegie Hall Stage Full of Pretty Ginia Rnaut ful "sen a foes with (elf siper-aeroplane whirl, company are Bert Merirand, Jules |rosch, conductor, wil a Concert, Carnegie H Office Open All Day Bunda, x argot en Dalierup and 0 | ral novelt Su La Frovues’ ‘OF THE DAY, Beats Now Katle Sobmidt retain their positions . Evie Clark, Padne sist e artiste, telade, 4 Tepe ia telah Bert. opt. 20, jae thebest “form” ekaters in America. Fiyaa and othera Tmost prominent musicians vlad thy oy idly” i : . a fl ’ = ‘