The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1917, Page 17

NO Ce A I RR . rT. wr ™ vRARe Wt By Bey 0. pat tebay wee BUAnE S, ¥. ROAR.” Boer ‘oat Senter BCFPOONERY.” Seeraen react | Bernard Mivww's “MISALLIANCE THE MAN * ld oie Seilors {n Uniform Half Price, CRE Yay, 1B Smashing Musical Comety “LEAVE IT TO JANE” LYRIC Gary? ee me GUY BATES FOS cit on BOOTH 4} ‘yl ey ae th “DE LUXt ANNIE” THIULLING MYSTERY Di aM ith dane Grey and Vincest_ Berra Sixt. COMEDY "¢):, THE FAMILY EXIT comedy for smart ne asi Wn way Eve axing Elliott's Swern Ste MARJORIE RAMBE At in cS OF YOUTH TOR Coe oe. m Kees 0 Mother Carey's Chickens “With EDITH TATIAFERRO, DA BURA T. rep whe to $1 THE STANDARD feb NN WILTON sa i. | EMPIRE JULIA SANDERSON JOSEPH CAWTHORN or New Amster am Mas * Wt Kise + ith? BU. is Niven al bib. Mats’ Wed,‘ GEORGE GE ARLISS ‘innitvow hel dia tole THE COUNTRY. COUSIN with ZALERAND EA o4 HERE COMES THe BRIDE ‘new comedy by Max Marcin & Mo: West 42 §t. Bvoning Matinees Wad. & Sat LAURETTE TAYLOR 3% seme RARER y “OUT THERE” ‘YCEUM .. lorrow At 20. DAVID ‘BELASCO Presents TIGER ROSE &: + th Wai i Ouse Thue Fy “hat ry 2 POLLY WITH A PAST b SCRAP OF PAPE TW. of B wa J Wed. a 8 COHAN & HARRIS Yi . A TAILOR-MADE MAN HUDSON Weel adh ot. Ee in, Wed. & Ba 4 in PETER on a “ |BBETSON HARRIS i a 30 DAYBREAK «2: ELTINGE Pmt w Matiness Wed tal Business Before Pleasure with Barney Bernard & Alen Carr hat William Vox presents Aladdin AND HIS Wonderful amp ni avin, MANHALTA Mom W decful Play fn America EMT] & Lex, Even 20h LEXINGTON —— WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS | EXPERIENCE Ort, CAPTAIN RUSSEL’ U, § A, 414-16 Fulton § oe ~ from the aimeet constant attacks of the Germans ene ; ot y © Tew | FRENCH CHILDREN SAVED | eueiver * | heme ¥ ASH ING TION Oo How | See Prence dren ore being taken bp) ee the American Hed Crone trom the) op \ raves * ‘ hey bed sought’ let Children Cry for Fletcher's what one Shanta Syrups. It contains h ine nor ot 44 at . Bi a thant thirty years it hee been in con: t relief of € Flat Pi Colk tip Diarrhoea; allaying 1 t of Mr. Murivut, whose play vie Instance wae “suggested,” ac- ng to the programme, by some ther. The author who is to arising therefrom, ho his mark on the American stag 1 Dowels, alds th one Ww wn't go to the natural sleep. nd for "“deu.” Any play- he Mother" ‘» Mriend, wright worth his galt should have ap and by regulating the stoma: gialletion of Food: uiviny Children’s Panacea" | i ea of his own, | The ‘Kind You Have Always Bought = \*:::say to stonaay” t» sort-ona fi with no end of lively chatter | Bears the Signature of an ifictal characters. The young agist wha keeps a sensible man 's length for @ certain time ts gether silly creature, Bhe a tifletal her ultra.modern might be taken at their and thrown out of a jut the least sense of ” OM in Use For Over 30 Years THE CEUTAOR COMPANY, REW YORK OfTY. 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Mlaying the role of « quelier of bad citisens in he Man From Painted Post" he ved the school marm, broke up 4 band of cattle thieves and did some fancy riding whenever there was a lull in the proceedings. The film was one of the best Weat- ero pictures that has been shown in a long while and was pleasingly free from some of the too familiar #itua- Talks No. 242 tions so often geen in frontier) dramas. | A Drew Jy also proved enter- how a husband » good time he ex- ife was away. In- stead he was thoroughly miserable and repented of her going. 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