The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1917, Page 13

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Reon 6.16 iow Yours e ’ IGLOBE fev] | econ de et ea i Rs ae FredStone| $10", | JACK O'LANTERN MANHAITAN 3, Most Wonderful, Lavish F Gorgeous l'rodiiction in Histo eo af MUSICAL TALE OF THE BAST vi WT SOLESAYERS iH, is Nee Tine e oN ERS ene Mig ps Sele ass ie HOTEASE 8 hat 25e to $1, ot it PEOPLE'S THEATRE 2) BO Tel, Orch yi oN oxar You Like, | ARMY & NAVY GIRLS “The Story of the I THE EBVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26, “La Boheme’’ And “‘Samson’ Xmas Operas By Syl ester Rawling “L's: sonny tor “ Ms ut May f whe win a afte * tee Her death wane was @ John He wae in fine and aoed 7 pleted the cast, Mr. Pagt condueting. A large audience enjoyed & | geod performance dameon ot Daltia” wae the Chrtet ring at the Opera ite ah | ) 1 he was in voice and wae & more than | ite her too r yl part. ly. Amato waa the Meh Priest, and the cast held Rothier, | Hehlegel, Bloch, Audisio and Reschig- Mr, Monteux conducting. | Mr.| « chorus distinguished iteelf and et, led by Rosina Gall, was 1917. Get Well! Don't surrender to a state of health that is below normal, Don’t go through life only half well, repelied by the work and play that should attract you. A good color, a clear eye, a healthy appetite, a strong constitution, and the full zest of living should be yours, If you are pale, weak, listless and all run down, you very likely have anemia-—a deficiency in quality and quantity of red blood cells. Try @ course of “The Red Blood Builder’’ It has helped thousands toward regained health, so it should help you, It builds - the health by building the very fount of vitality—the blood, It gives new vigor to thin, watery, sluggish blood by creating new, sturdy, red blood cells. The enriched, warm blood drives joyfully through the body, driving out poisons and carrying renewed strength to every part of the system. The stomach, the heart, the lungs, the kidneys—all the vital organs work better, aptivating ee OLGA PETROVA WINS MORE FAME AT RIALTO IN A NEW WAR ROLE The first of the new Olga Petrova tures, an seen at the Rialto Theatre introduces the star {n a war ying the part of an Amer- ican diplomat's daughter, she frees herself of, a German husband and the way Is paved for her wedding to the Prince of a mythical kingdom. ‘The story offers many opportunities for Petrova to demonstrate her talents as an actress A pretty pantomime of Santa Claus ® little girls ls one of the Ities of the week. It was |n more Interesting by the two big Christmas trees which flank the Jitiaito stage, Other pleasing numbers on the bill include a holiday comedy by the Drews, which centres around unexpected Christmas gifts, and the Ualto quartet's singing of Christmas selections, | ’ » | “ARMY AND NAVY GIRLS” GIVE A PATRIOTIC SHOW AT OLYMPIC THEATRE The “Army and Navy Girls* ts the} holiday week's attraction at the Olymplo Theatre on East 14th Btreet. It has many patriotic situations, of course, The chorus girls appear in because iron-rich, healthy blood invites good health and the in- vitation is usually accepted. Pepto- Mangan \s a valuable tonic for those whose strength is not equal to their ambitions or necessities. It is a builder for the run-down of all ages, for weak, anemic children, for convalescents, and the over- worked. Its sparkling color and aromatic taste are attractive, It cannot possibly disturb the most fastidious stomach nor in« jure the teeth, Friendly Warning Don't accept Pepto-Mangan inany other form than the sealed and bottle here pictured. Be eure that the name is Gude's Pepto-Mangan. Popto-Manganis widely imitated, the package sometimes counterfeited, but the genuine is not sold in bulk or in any other form than that shown in this pictute. You are entitled to real Pepto-Mangan—not an imitation. Buy this package—sealed—and you Y not be disappointed. For sale at all drug stores, He ben YES OR NO | & chorus of twenty gurls a number of red, white and blue cos- | tumes, and the songs are all patriotic. a an ae Se enue een an ae Bert Western, a Horew OR, ———>———>>———E a7 aa — eauses many laughs, Jim Pearl in VAUDEVILLE. AMUSEMENTS. "AMUSEMENTS, the role of an Irishman does excellent Others who help to round out Eddie Welsh, ft Lindon, Evelyn Ferris, Claudia Ker- win, Solly Woods, Mile, Plorette and Ri sisekad Jonia & Hor Hawaiians, Bison Fasade Laas, Loain'iig ot Jim We “LIL OLE NEW ; NEW YORK” WITH FRANK FINNEY A HURTIG & SEAMONS HIT | 8 ._\\ Frank Finney ts making a big hit as a comedian at Hurtig & Seamon's, where he is appearing as the principal character in Charles H, Waldron’s|}) Bostonian Burlesquers.” “i'l Ole York” is the nar of the perfor- e and the sc of the show Finney to pu & Uf Li bey [Reet a The Wrieh jaod d William 8, Han Feature, ' LOEW'S NEW YORK THEATRE ¢ 8 KOOP ‘om’. 11 A.M. to tt POM Roof, to 1M | Margery Wilson, “Without Honor," Mack Sea. es pet Comedy. | LUE W's AMERICAN KOUF ¢ 6 ROvAr, BUSSARDS, * te in muny situations. e musical are well put over, Phil Ott ge Mack help make the show Others in the cast are SON DAW aw Geor Mack, | Jimmy Hunter, Nelson and Kat —— “UNCLE cy’ . ¥. TRIP” FILLS COLUMBIA WITH LOVERS OF BURLESQUE Bobby Van Horn, PEAY Rose Bernard, Nettie PA edhe ALACE |™! BWAY @ a7 at | Sun Dally Mats 250 $1 Yh \ ‘J Breitenbach? NEW YORK * Stedy thle sioeerg co sep wil bpow haw HRISTMAS ARNIVAL Pepto-Mangan le made only by M. J, BREITENBACH COMPANY, Manufacturing Chemists, New Vorb ude's Pepio-Mangan a we FOR BOYS AND GIRLS GKAND Ck NTRAL PALA Caer FROM SEVEN TO SEVENTY MERRY-GO-ROUND SANTA CLAUS PUNCH AND JUDY OLD SHOE SLIDE FERRIS WHEEL MOVING PICTURES mas this year,"* “Uncle Cy's Trip to New York,’ a vring burlesque, which ts being 4 at the Columbla Theatre I's London Bel rip-ro a Nery, ndwome costumes, adds to the performance. The veh rus sings well and dances ‘principal fun maker ts George Burns is a good part- n has a good voice, st are Louls Hart- , Dorothy Earl and ing was acoin lt in the toe of your stocki To-Morrow t by JOUN McCormack at Hippodrome Sunday Night, Jan. 6 ket #1 91.50 82, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE | 0° Mh Daughter of the Real Tow Nlahty SARS T So" vse, ment Open Dally ¥. M, aad Grand PHOTO PLAYS. | SKATING | CARNIVAL NOW OPEN Entire fourth floor for skat- ADMISSION 30c. Includes New Ball Bearing Skates Skate Awhile — Dance Awhile Ward's Jazz Band, tilation, SKATING CARNIVAL | || Lextnaton Ave, and dancing. YOU CAN Splendid Floor od Bu 1.30 P, wT Central Palace, Lae 47th dt, Rotrance, Matto Ore, ZIONIST h- Worla’. Greatest War Message: (aa Fae eae Ase ARE Reavy Now” Se 69th Lexingvoo Orieotal Tea - masta Commander. envanee Matines Dally, Bho to Bt SATURDAY EVE. DEC. 29th | ito Hebrew Art Exhibit “ st BALL sce thes | unt aN gn | | Regiment Armory | ay, and r any otler atieectine ‘slopODAOHE That Zip-éipp Balconaden” “amart Cabs And Don't Forget Te. Nist EARLY i the New AT THE * ibe Twadway & 66' ____ BROOKLYN. Now Year's Eve. Table Reserving To fee the y nl etle World's Beet Winter Ice Show NICHOLAS Kina The Leading Jewish Largent 110k Ne Tce" SKAtING ” Ria OLUMBIA', "i" 4 din iatio a bis Rose Sydei!’ 's London Bells AND HIS WORKSHOP BIG CIRCUS AND THE CLOWNS TOO AhOWARe \ THE TRENCHES —— NN 20 OTHERS CHILDREN, 25¢ ADULTS, 50¢ | SN MME. "BERNHARDT 4 OPEN ALL Mtssansliaah Uiihon tases NY THIS WEEK ‘1 want the children to bave thelr Ohetet- Dinner #how ar The Boappy Midnight Parade it Dancing at & Main FI flomax Meats baiiy” in Be t ES. VED Sir PLAYING. fe i : THE WOMAN’ OF “ro.paA. PRIZMA Li Mcseby the 68th Retizent Miltary Band} ST TA VR ow 5 ha Be nl Mb, one Tae OF NES yromn rn GOLOR PRESENTATION, 1 atom, tae. Wardrobe, 50 Come ri Xilhy MILE-AMINUTE GIRLS | Metigt LA NUIT DES ROIS nose thontan “OUR x A Vy” Teta for ale a8 Alon fo i YORKVILLE FURA TINE eon Soe __extra’ Wi retormance a = | deta On the Blue Danube BURLESQUE, IN ACTION. dueerun it wire ec LEXINGTON Ma," OLYMPIC sii MAT. DA AILY | uk MOsT THEI CHAT THE {ilk htt te a” tat bt HEARN Holiday Week “Gift-Money Sales” Also Yearly Apparel Reduction Week December 26 to 31 Also 3-Day Hosiery Sale Continued Following for Both TODAY and TOMORROW — Sale Prices for Apparel Reduction Week SUITS for WOMEN and MISSES I Semi- Pract! Styles. these om meine earl bs eal oe i KA season wear, a pera me ng to get various vertible a feal elogne Soe are yeivets i TRIMMINGS—Furs are a Bromam, “Mont tone in these Suits and rep- well known Nr such as Hudson crite ged Nutria—other SUITS that were $21.60 and $28.75. SUITS that were $24.60 and $27.75 . SUITS that were $29.75 and $81.60 . SUITS that were SUITS that were $42. SUITS that were $69. SUITS that were $125.00 .. BLOUSES tor Apparel Reduction Week “GIFT MONEY” SALES OF THESE Tailored Blouses Of Repp, Vaden cotta oeee lee Gloss frilly White Voiles— usual value $1.95..... 1.44 Blouses of Crepe de Chine Taffeta and Tub Silk—white, eR ga He Stage tallored—our tog. $2.94 92D Georgette Crepe Blouses White, flesh and dark colore— trim’d in striking effects with bead embroideries, tucks and 4.50 PETTICOA TS for Apparel Reduction Week $3.93 Extra Size PETTICOATS............. 3.27 Jersey or Taffeta Silk—black and new co— our reg. $5.94 MST SORA or ruffled flouncee—with or Blouses—Second Floor. without underlay 1¢ 60d Continuation of Three Day Sale of HOSIERY For Men, Women and Children Womens Silk Hose Men’s Lisle Hose Our reg. $1.17— alight imperfections. . 82 Our reg. .28. Women's Cotton Hose Men's Connie Hose OOF 18 BB Fs cssecases esse .21 Our reg, 65......secceee ove Children’s Hose Black cotton—our reg. .28.. 0... ..cceccereseeeeereee be enten o «21 | MORNING SPECIALS—Today and /Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restric: da. No Mall or Telephone Orders. $5.75 Women's and Misses! 23 ct. Wide Ribbons... eee cous | Twill Serge Dresses 4.67| bdatins, taffetas and moirea— Navy and black—box pleated from white, black and colore—el yoke--or coat modela-—poplin protty Dresdens. KIBBONS—MALN FLOOR, 48 ct. White Madras Shirting. . 32-inch—good patterns to shirts, boys’ biouses, wo Walats, ete WuiTE GOODS—MALN FLOOR, 24 et. Printed Madras. . collare—or trim’d with buttons and pockets. ti DRESS EBS PCOND FLOOR, 3145 Women's Petticoats Nainsook or cambric of wide emb'y or rows of le MUBLIN UNDERWEAR—8B0OND ‘VLOOR, $1.27 Long Flannelette Kimenos. 96] Mill longths of good’ qualitie Floral patterns-—-rose, Copenhagen WASH DEBS FABRICE—BASEMENT, and Javender—ragian —sleeve— 11.47 Men's and Women's 1 ae to 47 Men's fomen's Umbrelias. . HoUsebhEss DEPT —sEOOND FLOOR. Pusch American taffeta—aasorted Women’s Extra Size Union Suits UMBKELLAS-—MAIN FLOOR, of 97 ct. grades— “low neck—aleevelesa»— Lad et. Feather Pillows new mixed feathers: ftir USBENWEAR— MAIN PLOOB. sssorted tiekl ne PILLOWS BASEMENT, 67 ct, Rompers and Creepers 80 | 20 ct. Bleached M Gingham and chambray—to 6 yew. I, | Musline Ne INFANTS’ DEPT, --SECOND FLOOR, Oe eee ae drecaing, Coat Sweaters 187 re: also Oxford and bad et Bleached Sheets 2x90-—-centre mein 3-inch hem, lara—28 to PURSISHINGS THIRD FLOOR MUSLINe" BASE, 44.96 Boys! Suits $to17 yrs. 3,95 | 23 ct. Yard Wide Cretonnes.........,. ¥ ALE ténce Chintz, Oriental and novelty de- and = mixtures~ HenernlSree varibes UPHOLSTERY — BASEMENT, lOve: FURNISHINGS —-TIMRD FLOOK @ ct Turkish Bath Towels $5.94 Boys Suite 8 to 18 yrs 45) " nem—white oF her Nor ik ' medium FLOOR, checks | : turer “browns and rays | $11.00 Silk Frou Frou Portiores. 8.06 BOYS! CLUTHINO--T HIRD FLOOR freteis duane ee $1.74 Crepe de Chi 40 inch 1 18 | VORTIEKES—-BASEMENT, Asrortineut of colors Cor day and | $29.50 Fine Seamless Velvet Rugs. ....26.40 ovening desigee aad oxi? ft colorin| SILKS--MAIN FLOOR. etic “10G8—THIRD FLooR, 64 ct. Black Corduroys 45) ast |$1.48 French erges 44 inch dium round, cor S~MALN FLOOR 6 ct Yard Wide Sateens ft finish assortment of Al and un- ett iz: “sestloged bands—manufrs y Clock Signa Denote Morning Sppeials. Leok for the Clocks! Look fer the Cleckal