The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 8

. 1. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1918, direction of If ee ere ) 7 t Tait: one. Brehm Jue Gouracite 62,000 NOW ENROLLED ng at | PAE NEW PLAYS ~ 4 : yar 's THEATRES CLOSED TO-DAY rs wos ee cioue ona eet 'RHEUMATISM TISM CONQUERED eMurt will be AYS~ } 1, Kea nil t ei Easton already | At Home in Your Own Bathtub With IN JEWISH CAMPAIGN earths ° ‘ ) ee AFTER A HOLIDAY RECORD 2 NSE Huston elreaae Ae inaid, Galt Deewtcas COUR C fr Bu ne jolu 5 f jas igat = ~ waved yecoming a favort = ~ ' P phip Likely 10) (0° federation in a bod z ’ . ‘ ’ ) : " . Federation's Membership Likely t ok H “Seventeen” an Amusin { ater J a large audience to No Performances of Any Kind 1 i bound to grow. Mr] Y with deug (49 Beyond That PALS’ BONES IN HiS COFFIN € M at ¢ fn Javk Miller is a Afternoon or To-N 1 oa ade ono take when hel chat upset your whe ou To-Day —_—— Sketch of a Boy Wek a wee aries Question Uj ‘ mpany's| ‘de ie wae: an re. O14 Fireman Suttivan Bariea with ¢ sei ? oh sn th theo " 2 | he . Vreserved Reltcs of Two Heroes, ure of the show in is t t work fay x1 the young New York | ported by workers at Ae Mtirwies | | BY CHARLES DARNTON cing by @ largo in all. the second week i the campaign to In-| sary oid, who became w woluetees tee, | SAAN wee manne + Kitty Forsythe, houses and o the members Pid) legacy che pied abe ari — ; {tta, Will Lynch ment that wer Paflanthrole socetlen. ‘The sea «of David. Walters and | SM Siak SGM li “Hue on the “WOLVES OF THE RAIL,” membership i« now 62.000. ¢ 00 Willlam Welsh, who also were volu vat he cs out vi je joys visit she danc > " is tkely th adway snobs than the figure « ot. | teers tind Who lost INelr Teves Im Ine oid (ad borrows of momentous sd only a light word A RIVOLI THRILLER, will adop tay i ‘The latest organizat tay Of Music fre in 186 ence. Could anything be more 1 » in left to face one A BIG FILM SUCCESS ¥0''cy for tut ie Federation of ' : ea ant had especially wie * moi Several Interesting pl orlal feat- performances, ‘Lhe ences | Batcheré the te them chemically preserved taat they jwhich he goes forth to battle for his es, combined with the musical tight were about as usual for Mon might keep until his death, The three . enterprising ad been fast friends capital per- Association, the New ¥ ns of the Rivoll orchestra and 4#y nights E. F. 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The adthor, Gh ply ae amusing! 1 affords m and the National Association © af the Motion dee of the stage, might eanily & Rood bit of work holds the interest of the spec- ; Picture Indust at the mov- |‘ feel so much better have done better. Hut, thanks to him, enesia until he dressed” the stor until the climax a igs peonctis Wein nee Lt| now! characters aro real live, human man of bygone. aye. “Suait Gisdys Rico has @ fine soprano studioe Dave hed to aloes uring the TO RELIEVE CATARRHA’ | rat \ROAING ve patience, sympathy and. voice, and ph Martel possesses a| five day period DEAFNESS AND HEAD BABY CARTIAGES je Baxter is so terribly con- anding to the role of the| rich harit Hoth were pac ap-| Saints : with the mighty business of 1 “Seventeen” offers merely a man that he, of course cries of episodes It has the charm s the funny side of himself.) ind humor of youth ives on the higher planes of life ae in his little sister Janv.| CAROL SCHRODER fydney Carton and strike » attitudes, as he happens to bo| 7HE ‘POPULAR ACTRESS,” NOISES t 7 LL’S | In “Lodoletta; ject SKATERS AT HEALY’S { 3 | u AKE GOLDEN GLADES Max Rosen Plays reading “A Tole of Two Cities,” and HEADS “AUTO GIRL HIGHLY POPULAR PLACE feels his ip hopefully when no prmennnssniitias J i is 1 In short, Willie Car hrod by the Actors’| 4: tne Golden Glades, Thomas! 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