The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1918, Page 19

Red-Blooded Young Girls A young girl. with rich, red blood, is sure to make a vig- orous, blooming woman. Such young women are the bright promise of wifehood, motherhood, social leadership, A sad contrast is the maiden struggling into womanhood by only the feeble support of her weak, If you have such a daughter, supplement her diet with Gude's Pepto-Mangan. Gude's Pepto Mangan “The Red Blood Builder”’ Gude's Pepto-Mangan builds rich, red blood by increasing the number and quality of the red blood cells, It is easily digested and exceedingly pleasant to ti excellent general tonic and appetizer for men, women, and children. dorsed and prescribed by the med- ical profession for over 25 years, TENDLY WARNING accomplishment. watery blood. the first time that the capacity of the at the Lax hausted; but ye the ground floor, in the galleries actua recital was given under the auspices left for the pt and the mar There are many im erg that for hours beg Pepto-Mangan is made only by . J. BREITENBACH CO. Manufacturing Chemists PHOTO PLAYS. RIVOLI PHOTO PLAYS. OTH STREET, r ‘ i ALL. THIS WEEK This picture, in which JACK PICKFORD appears as t confused with earlier portrayal of the same character. FIRST NEW YORK SHOWING or “HUCK AND TOM” adventures of TOM SAWYER. A PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION ARS cord baited bi inl a2 pane la Or the further ‘ BROADWAY THF APE. De ) WINTER GARDEN JOLSON ; ain ‘ 44th ST. Ss HOOF THATRE, \s, Follow the Girl mn HODGES Ne BARRYMORE |i | 44TH ST yrs NEW AMSTERDAM 5) MAY Tin ME Greatest Musicnt Show TE COHAN REVUE (918 ZIEGF! LO NEW ECHIEY MIDNIGHT FROLIC) Tatoo KEW ASTERGAR THEATRE GAIETY ? Binary. 40rh at. 2». SiCk- -A-BED Biggest LAUGH Maker of th Maxine Elliott's | | EYES OF YOUTH NS PLAYHOUSE }} ve LITTLE TEACHERS (NAR THE ‘LOVE MILL PS Romar sd ght LEO DITRICHSTEIN. BIGGEST COMEDY LOMBARDI, EI “The Cipy Trail” LONGACRE YES or NO}; BROADHURST EMILY STEVENS TAY Fai Fe HAPPINESS” THURS. NIGHT et { Arnold Daly. » THE MASTER BEDROOM: BATH & John Cumberland GIRL O MINE (WHY. MARRY?) REPUBLIC > DAVID BELASCO_F Tic ER ROSE BELASCO \s: + ists PO LLY | COHAN & HARRIS \:", A TAILOR. MADE MAN COMEDY WASH. $a. Pity .VOUTH, ‘ant at FLO- ib a hog POST ir oie Canidae LOEW'S 7th Ave. «. Alexandra Carlisle Business Batore laure Lith Barney Bernard & Alex, Carr, STONE: con Pet | la bays LEAVE rains Or LOO iI Country Cousin UNDER PRESSURE AMUSEMENTS. _ (gicheertyr io ZOLUMBIA Bea if 4 ROSELAND GIRL BASED ON TH JACK DE SA SENSATIONAL OMUVOMATS RQ OVENINGS. FBO. piste tile nae Ee BURLESQUE. MAT. DAILY oe mae \The Giri From Happyland. Sunday World Wants Work Wonders OPERAS and CONCERTS | 12000000. {Motes in Society THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1918, ft unare 1p ) and Mra, David Cary A. of this city marriage of their daugh- Galli-Curci in Recital; Mins Sponoes in af ine voice too, Miss ’ , Fenny Hil dainty little misa, Chapman Shanks, to Alda’s Fine Manon Peored ONG ol tine. Rinwest Hite Oe the Steptien J. Chambertin, Us 8 Sraser at ; hor sit fA Baby's 4, Sa iy In the chapel of St. | BY SYLVESTER RAWLING ) Oth who help make up an_att. 4Ftholomews Church ARARO star cast aro ‘Teresa Adame, John * Bohiman, und Wi ate M iephy Mr. and Mry, Henry De Soto frente] FALLI-CURCI gave a| her conquest of Chicago, appeared | - >—- of Greenwich, Conn, announce the} MELITA G . A song recital at Carnegio Ifail| here @ Ittie more than a month oxo | “HUCK AND TOM” PUTS engagement of Mrs, Beats's sister, yesterday afternoon, It ts not! with the Chicage Opera Assoctation Miss Edna Shetbar, to Lieut. Com- 8. F F i) in Theatre, she evoked | PIRIT O ' BOYHOO D | mandor 1 adulation from the ON RIVOLI’S SCREEN N. terday every seat on! music reviewers, as well as the fren- || Cordaune tute the boxes and in| zied applause of the public. It was sa} Tom Sawyer and Huckeberry Finn wan filed. ‘The |the name part of “Dinorah” that she | Make their second appearance on the made her debut. In that stupid opera | Rtvoll screen this week. “Huck and ptivating song to a| Tom” follows the first series of ad- us Polsson Davis, U. big auditorium officially has heen ex-)a chorus of No. 47 West! ‘6th Street announces the ongage- | ment of bis daughter, Miss Katherine | DuBols, to Second Lieut. Roger B. Ty ‘jub,of which Mra,|there is a : J Emmons of the American Expedi- William yman is Presi: | Shadow Da that she sang and| Ventures of Tom Sawyer, produced ionary § n France, a son of lent, and tt with barely room |ncted exquisitely, and for the witcb- | several weeks ago, and lacks nothing xieg Jf, gran Emmons of this city f the fun of its predecessor, Jack wovachiaty ; the aecompanist | ing exposition of which everybody | % us little singer her-| fell. Now the arrogance of somo of | Pickford as Tom, Robert Gordon as Mrs. Thomas J, Laud-Brown of shed |Huck and Clara Horton as pretty! Englowood announces the engage- pled by © members | the younger music critics fa matched | “ Sm ok Moser Ronis li ey thelr timidity, and in one| ttle Becky Thatcher bring out the Ment of hor daughter, Miss Winifred indred and Atty prosidents fright. | 8PItit of boyhood which made Mark! Laud-Brown, to Colin Esterbrook | was occ 1 the neh ar instance, at Teast, - ate a | Carter, eon of Dr, and Mrs, Colin 8 men's clubs in New York ani | ened 6 shadow, which Dinorab | Twain's tale a classic of youth. aie stig and M é ; O?-tho heab obs o;. | Wa ri6t Shas been a labored, | Th@ incldents covered include Tom | Carter of this city and a nephew Tirooklyn ho th : and Becky's adventure in the cave, of former Justice Charles Evans though learned, effort to recant. | the tra ty ir the graveyard and | srughes. n stretched around the! Readers of » Evening World who] Tnjun Joo's escape from the court- = vek in the vain hope of ga ude share with unequivecal admiras | room. | Mine Anna Mactior, daughter of Mr. i, and of the holding up of t ady'a voice need not | Drew are Tic: |and Mrs. Henry Mactier of Chevy nia k stion recantations " and @€ Chase, Md, will be married to Bryce r r cars, noth need be said at IT said and | cational ures and pleasing mu Gray, son of Mrs. Corneliue H. Cal eanORd eer even more. | cal numbers complete the programme aghan of No. 114 Bast Tist Street, on Ne . may have Sekai —_ au ' | Saturday at Chelsea, N.J., where the SiMmlaga tOlDe tine ot her, but | “ONE MORE AMERICAN” | Mactiera have boon apending the win- | 1 without st tho truth. Whee DS + y | ter. Be anne. Freeh ae iLGurei is “the reincarnation | 4° FORDS GEORGE BEBAN | Jenny Lind" L don't know, for 1 A FINE SCREEN CHANCE | agar Ciinton Winchester of New r heard Jenny Lind, but that, as peneneereneeme London has announced the engage. see alee atl atuding Patt | George Beban in "Ono More Amerl-| ment of his daughter, Mixs Katherine DON (l did hear the “divine” Adelina in| can,” at the Rialto Theatro this week, | Winchester, to Herbert Augustus her prime) [am contident, Acrobat-| gives what is perhaps bis best per-| Sherman jr. of Rye, N. Y., and this fe musical sti hot to my LKIN® | formance as a screen actor. baal of city. alebe means) 5 Lucia” and all the other mad scenes [in which to work and enters with tall! o Mrs. Francis Ayscough of Shanghai, hina, gave the first of two talks on 1 louble-back s&s ult ae! o h c c 0 of a iT , Musterole Works Without te lar that Nava beon or ever will bo | Genoa ae: che Tole Of & HOOT! Chinese art for the benefit of the Blister—Easier, Quicker written. “Thank goodnows thera will | Malan whe Is expecting his family) vowing class which works for T'Alg- them, Hut the public | ffom the old country. ‘They arrive. of thing, and Galle but ere held up at Ellis Island| yesterday afternoon at the Colony Deer exnor Lanes through tho political scheming of the! Giup, pain, soreness or st that has been'| wart oss, This theme leads to al clean, white Muste » One of the : ha leac Lal . 7 = . s made of pure oll of | Most distinguished artista on the/S@Fes of tense situations, in which) Mrs. J. Henry Lancashire gave a musiat dan 1 other. helpful ingredients, | CHCTA stage to-day, an Ameri¢an| Mr. Beban shows notable powers ax Teception yesterday afternoon at in the form of the present | wo a ps Seah el LS hamer/an emotional actor, Ie her home, No. 7 Bast 7th Street, ents It takes the place of | |(Mation), wrote to me: "We still fave | WAY8 to catch Just the right shad for Henry Dwigh Sedgwick, newly nd will not Follster, some songsters, and to my mind | feeling, and it is a source of regret clected President of the Dante League gives promptrelief 4 mejita Crircl i the moat heaue | WHEN his last scene has been played —| of Amertea. m gore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, | ijru) vocalist since Melba and Bem- | tOUsh everybody tn of course gli ad | —— croup, stiff. neck, asthma, neuralgia, {Prien ft us!” The mative of Matha {hat he has got his Maria and little! The sewing class In ald of the Nur- uille Francaise Vestiaire Nationale There's no sense in 1 mixing a mess of mustard; flour and water when you headache, itd ut of the ring” when the Australian orite fin rine eles ha fs ae sup- | sery and Chili's Hospital met yester- tne . jan vice recently |” A comedy film and several musicut|"4y at the h ot Bre. Simeon B numbers are also on the bill thia| Chapin, ‘co. 930 Fifth Avenue. week. The ot wtra played with fine) reese resulta the Tabsikowsky. Oe Ue DRAFT BEATS MINISTER, _ bruises, chi ed feet,coldsof | After this long dissertation there is rains, sore muscles, | deliclow n prevents pneumoni: ho apace jeft for detailed comment ‘0c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. ‘pon Mma. Gulli-Curei's programme Jot yesterday. It began with t pealing “Caro mlo ben" and “The feats air Bellu | “PUTTING IT OVER” Member of Bord in compo- Forced to Resign. was| WITH ROSELAND GIRLS QUEBEG, March 5.—Albert Sevigny AT TH COLUMBIA 4% rexigned as Minister of Inland — - Revenue tn the Borden Dominton Cab- “The Toseland Girls," s inet. As @ member of the Govern- Wish ea to cain i sd with Solly sient he favored conscription. He waa a © Princtpal funmaker, en- defeated in the two conatituencies ‘}tertatned a large audience at the which ‘he was a candMate In the 1 rare. in| Columbia Theatre Inst night in a Cember general election, ‘The count- MeL wits onpeatinuttenade Seattle ie pe ink of the soldier vote, ‘now virtually 4" with | The company did completed, failed to overcome the ma- ompany did put over a book- jorities against hii renguer. | full of comedy, with several good for th musical numbers, 7 Solly Ward is not only capably | own | supported by a large chorun of far | an Halian|onea, who sing and dance well, but 1 Tam not familtar, [1s alded much by H arty Coleman and Hopes Women Will . Sweet Home.” }Pon Trent, Eva Ls 4 voleo and 9° equuress raises women || AtoPt Ths Habit when Frances Ald ‘si ieminaete ta'| OFU,S,FORAD TOFRANGE|| AS Well As Men apite af d, was an ad- ——— mirable Des and Amato a fi Lescaut Then there were Da| Tribute of President of Society for prurcla, Reiss, Bada and Flora ' | srint In the competent east, Me | Relief of Wounded Soldiers Comes | Cabinet Is _ CONCERTS At AND | MUSIC, » flatting, in. rounded voice MATIC Lt THEATRES. Ma f : GREAT PLAYS NOW PLAYING. The Greatest Drama of the Day, “When Rogues Fall Out’ eee | Glase of hot water Ing helps us look D cf Pap! conducted at times with more 7 HAWS m hrougt e rn Nea pee lregand for the (orchestral accra. than Through Mme. Jusserand. STARMAN OF CHE UO || for the capacity of tho singers WASHINGTON, March 5.—Mme, Jue Happy, bright, alert—vigorous and) vivacious —a@ good, clear skiny a nat-| Don't Fail to Sea It. “GIRLS OF HAPPYL ot bath MH pmnaneader, | veal rosy complexion end treedorn| LAST WEEK nebal é LAND Meee Counter! trom illness are assured only by vues, a sare. 2.18 |) HAVE THREE COMEDIANS Sharp, Von. Prices. vs Militaire, at n | lean healthy blood. If only every ‘0 MAKE A FIN, , t inesting. in Paria at-which the | seman and likewise every man coul Read he the leading newspapers TO MARE A FINE purtees paid a tribate te the women | ealize the wonders of the morning say about it. = ‘ rien for thelr sympathy and} Mside bath, what @ gratifying change Dilferent sort of crook drama port of Brande tn tee hourie 1 | would take place, elven ee Shuntecs, Also hincl a tebute | tnatead of the thousands of aickly, Make a Week's | oopecially to Mma Jucncrant te th | sanemic-looking men, women and 4 tative’ ‘of she “| girls with pasty or muddy complex-| ptbyeh pl sank women!" Jongg instead of the multitudes of . CMV Ome, -|N sd eee tha | (nerve wrecks,” “rundowns,” ace a| iu all those hearts that | pert Reid taal ted more thas || W@W York Mothers, a tage aad pastlniet, ws sh ae beeper - virile, optimistic throng of rosy- hat our two countries are | checked people everywhere, Benny Small and Helen Spencer surrounded hy forty pretty “Gtr From Happyland," hi prise and | glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate tn it ° |to wash from the stomach, liver, kid- | When a girl becomes a woman, when) "8 of the women of France tn te | neys and ten yards of bowels the pre for humanity. ‘They w | vious day's indigestible waste, sour > rorrowa we have known in seeing | fermentations and poisons before put ‘ dear to them fait tle. 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