The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1918, Page 12

SEEN EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1018. A Tip From Boston, a a Farrar’s Voice Back in “Sans-Gene;” }\%0 tots ‘ncckine stands tm tale city frosted feet, colds of the Opera House last night, aang bet-|them have had to make excuses for » Chest. Always ndable. ter than she has mung any time|them more than once, Hall their|| There ts no excuse today for 30 and 60c jars; hospital size $250, | this season. Her characterization of| returning to vocal condition! ‘The! women to have ugly, | painful corns nd that all tips were turned over to @othing comfort comestotakeltsplace. i 7 tae Base a eer caeavettsplae |} Opera House for Moving Pictures }\»™ ¥/G Sa de ann Le erin | hs aa aan Ae aa must; aster, Will not blister, vs, Bad recorenend it totheir patients, LADY PINK TOES from sore throat, bronchitis, BRALDINE FARRAN, fu the of distinction, are young enough, as croup, still neck, asthma, neuralgia, G name part of Glordano’s opera | years go, not to need apologies for “Madame Sans-Cene,” which | their voices, and yot thone of us who Eaprecn, tice taemcin, brrtine was repeated at the Motropolitan|have tho priviicgs of writing about the erstwhile washerwoman, become | cast, tamil! Duchess, always admirable, never rm . . Fravhically impersonates by nim, also | Marie, Matifeld, Vera ver 0 te Gale Fae When Celebrated Brigand Enters the Capital sang as he has not been singing of | 10: nara, Reschigiian and D'Angelo,| quarter ounce of the magic drug ‘ ‘ ‘ : 4 | eeeirnau ehemise of Ancient Persia Disguised as Merwin Howe, a planiat from out Apply a few drops of this freesone | him wipe out memories. ‘Hie playing was) Wi"find the corn, oF callus we Looee| JOLSON j; "¢] iBE D RUB It ON BACK academic and dry. He did not tilu-| that you lift it out, root and all, with tion, hia Brahms, Beethoven, Saint-| Just think! Not one bit of patn| ne eer muntne feng aba ooze tiny om ok Neto Meta BRILLIANT FETE IN HIS HONOR bers that made his programme. ‘The| wards. It doesn't even irritate the will gladly tell you what relief ‘congestion, pleurisy, rheu:natism, lum- HAS HER INNINGS bago, ;\{ Thrilling Romance and Exciting Adventures ‘was better. Amato, as Napoleon, , Mattfeld, Vera Curtl icc aan ctas Jate, Both of these singers, artinta| Mr. Papi conducting. freezone recently discovered by «® S| neveeri 1 ; ‘ * ” f the Wost, ‘ocital ollan| upon a tender, aching corn or callus ‘ OUCH! LUMB AGO! of the Wort, ave a recital at Agctian| upgn,e tender oahlng orm eeu Chu Chin Chow. ° ’ 4 minate, with any personal diatinc-| the fingers. MATH ST. yyy gor DAERIME 4TH ST. ila Wil aa Rub away all pain, soreness, |'°*t,,th!0 Mr. Howe did was the| surrounding skin. 4 . Chopin fantasy in F minor, wh h| Hard corns, soft corns or corns be-| MAYTIME ‘% stiffness, backache, with [he played weil and with @ prescient | tween the toes, also hardened calluses . 7 P 4 Specie Pure. Cegey eet. % ° “St. Jacobs Liniment™ —_ |fen?"*""l™ °F He compover's ine on yottom of tects just aeem to H But the Wits of the Slave Girl Prevail Over the Wiles of the oe * ticle, It is almost magical.— Ant Pata ts gone! Fritz Kreisier, tho distinguished 4 ft” Impostor, and All Ends Well. ” q Austrian violinist, In October can Ly OGETHER” Quickly?—Yes! Almost instant re- | °)" papas fj ‘ : sagt ts Payee | Nef from soreness, stiffness, lameness {CC ail his Playing engagement ‘ sha" Canadian Dov'ta, oi Pain follows gentle rubbing for th seaaon, but consented to play ____ AMUSEMENTS, oi ABU-HAS iN, _ _Rovber Chief of with “St. Jacobs Liniment.” at a few ¢ ©o alc (Special Despatch to The Ni _ N oO i ICE; relly upon the ache; and like magia, | me atunia-consgres wa tie|| MADISON, Gonna Meese BAODAD, Persia, March ia—Dev chiettain remenr tim t6 | SPEGIAL MATINEE TOM WJ} conquers pain. It ga hari | Knetact Guarict, a share to be do- MON, AFT. MARCH 5 tails of one of the most fascinating and bigs hil ita: dl he, lumb nd aciat nated to the Musicians’ F of the } i «eine BVeR HUAI: . ‘ Vv n: PRICES 50c to $1.50 sone uN 8 aseppolntey ean iegt| Bohemians, ‘Two of tho concerta have || TWIC DAILY. 2.18 AND B18, ’ romantic stories ever evolved in the aa anw peli 1e ms a Engagement Ends Positively Saturday J) injure and doesn't burn or discolor | Stat ter racont GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH beautiful Orient have just been un- e city of Bagdad enjoyed by the 14h Wot Bay. rw a8. || the skin. a ation against Mr " \ ‘ varthed by the Special Corresponde! wicked scoundrel, there was not only BROADHURST Mata, ‘Thurs, & Sat, 28, Straighten up! Stop those torturous snus Ho Teale that he Y earthed by the Special Correspondent the fete ‘i FOLLOW THE GIRL Wisi “stitches.” In a moment you will for-| Wiha PHONG At all auring f The New York Evening World. le fete of Kasim Baba, when many — get that you ever had back, becas ft the v and he of The New York Evening World. Nile girls sang and danced, but also the si Wot W way, Faves 8.40, *t hurt or be stiff or ame, re “thi st pi c clude . 9 4 ey “— nent Get & email trial bovine? 4 | rowret hansaiation the dake. Of ane The story of how Zahrat-Al-Kulub, Fashion Show of Bagdad, when all the THE SQUAB FARM | Vos Jacobs Liniment” from your druggist |Chamber Music concerts, ‘Tho con | oh a desert woman, a beautiful slave, .Tichest costumes of the period were ond: Ba ow and c a c Apr! nerefo °, . q 4 . b pak Bs badadet bi i2 ° ' . SHUBERT 4),8..Why Siete? |] 2 abled ec - wares | rill not take 5 “ pene Ne apa MEE Be foiled the plans of the notorious robber Pataded before the astonished eyes of R AN 1 4 ¥ % if eh} ace , H 5 y) ore p, a MTT on cana AL et At TS ANC _MU Mabel Garriaon Intend of Maria] wildering Array of World Astound. ; chieftian, Abu Hasan, by pretending those who gathered to see the latest TH ST. ora | Y intinat He Bae Ae ee ne ee atiornoons, |. Wig Features and. Sen ) ‘ to serve him only to expose his plots to Styles. ; 39 Ayr [zoroue AUER Wmergenc: nnd "be enefit at the Atot-|] Ever Ascembled in Circus / SNe his enemies and bring about his down- mai Me giskigi Me peg to A us Gare for Cursbtes,” | | ropolitan Opera House. Mme, Bar-|} scons FREAK y fc ve ak 2 st ree long list of the deadly robber chi “5 Beal ety Bat 8 WANDA BOCUTSKASSTEIN xu | rientow i alley ndspowed. |] Aaae"a a | fl f Maarteable and fascinating tales Of Bag. When he trapped Kasim Baba, the 1 m1 pe pf Oly. Me asd is fort \ ( ¥ jarkable ¢ Tasciné ale - v I } . FLO- FLO i PRA cae tag about the. anme axe dad ever published. ae Aad bE the healed of Jewels, , represent F w ored < MOROSCO 4%" ah | Gone.” whom he Impersona a ; Abu Hasan, with his band of forty aadiree ana Salieg rash lo magnet coweDy tt | Metropolitan und his twelfth. year| ~ AS robbers, not only succeeded in raiding eet LOMBARDI, LTD. | \ rr Noe a ein won Vos APOE tania, Gaaealir’ Ga y glee, merriment and song. 45th W. of Bway TE te ZIMBA LIST company he Was at the Scala, in sie ‘ the slave market, carrying off many All the fascinating glamour and BOOTH {i},04 s2i"a: fi | Milan, for two years prior to coming : wonderful and picturesque beauties, Raya deg vn ; fens Fete, wai Box Ptflee, 3 \ ; ri romance of the mysterious Orient were THIRD MIRTHFUL MONTH of Bhat.” Woltohn Bi Tkaabe PEO | to Amerien af . AT THE n { , ‘ together with nearly half a million centred around this aeavand wonder. ‘The Stuart Walker ¢ in Tarkington's y A . M4 s € « bad ‘ARN lo Scott! has ret pages) ° . y - > W 4 by tua CARNEGIE HALL, (SUN, AFT MAR, 31 _idnlonte,, Beottt Tnas returned from teat $ HIPPODROME : dinar in gold coin, but he was enter- ¢4) robber, Chu Chin Chow, and it is tained at a gorgeous fete given in his honor when he appeared disguised as the rich Chinese merchant, Chu Chin BOUN, or, IS way * | The Metropolitan Opera Company Bw. | ! worthy of note that every one, from children to grown-ups, revelled in hear- ing of his wondrous deeds, and of the Daily. \Porular i THEATRES. motion plotures during th PHOTO PLAYS. Th ‘ate Chow of China. beautiful slave girl Zahrat, and of all PIRE prvaioo shee ee | | thie eh 4 ‘ The subterfuge would have proven the many episodes connected with his Bistvinas| ay chine ; —phone for f : remarkably successful, and he might visit to Bagdad. NEW AMSTERDAM |. 4% Rialto wast 4 ‘tives cluded on th TH. COHAN REVUE (918) gaa * My have stolen everything valuable around Music, merriment, dancing, fetes, tickets NOW! F ie Bagdad but for the wit of the beauti- suppers, slave girls, brilliant entertain- (Call Bryant ful slave girl, Zahrat-Al-Kulub, who ments in his honor—all went to make 6841.) NZ AHRAT, the Beautiful Slave Girt secured her revenge in a novel manner _ the visit of Chu Chin Chow to Bagdad WHY MARRY? MIGNIEH NEWEGHIB | Don't buy trom anes and atter denouncing the wicked robber the most notable event of-—— ranean | ONIGHT Foci] Bee mica BUT WHY NOT SEE THE REST OF THE STORY YOURSELF cay a LEE E (summer teeny ri This is the way the Correspondent of the New York Evening World MIGHT have written © nent in war tax d ker of the Season, AIRY, Ropar 4 Ais, We it ment has been a ¢ nading the Metr Company in signing th CHICAGO OPERA COSTLY. Guarantors Face Stiriage of More| THE R the story of the advent of CHU CHIN CHOW into ancient Bagdad. YOU YOURSELF (SE 1 can see exactly what the romantic writer has described above. The picturesque and beautiful Te Beostot Berlin | StOTY of CHU CHIN CHOW is the rage of New York at the present time. Thousands of people are flocking nightly to see am Elliott, F, Ray Comstock & Morris Gest’s PRODUCTION OF a “! } ] me LITTLE TEACHER with waar PLYMOUTH 43,54 :.17: S874 Bane NAZIMOVA ",: in “THE WILD DUCK’ 4 Stas Than $110,000 for Season LONGACRE S¥or! 4.5) (ste! eatin CHICAGO, March 21.—Guarantors of OR FY wy m a the Chiet 4 raeoret +e r Shen bald YES 08 NO itiise| | TaureTih Waban |i somes es foe 1} OMEDY fist; Pot Bivng. Bess 6 a8 i pore, sorpey be “HAPPINESS” of 1917 and 1918, Under th MARY Subtest ay 5 | the azreemont twenty.ti ¢ SHAW in SHAW'S | [FULTON gi qt) Mrs, Warren's Profession| | ROCK& WHITE” scsi talk of the town and soon ihe world, ‘The play that mericana stand up Pia tase sip mick 1s to pay of that sum, use of the extre \ | EXTENDED 2 WEEKS <— HUDSON Vist tit vied fearon In Chen otheven ‘Douglas Natural Color Motion Pictures | | MEPL DEMAND. Arnold DALY “ i HARRIS 79) rom sTiNo Le BRANDON TYNAN in success” REPUBLIC 2.0%, att 2 Wea. Balt 230 Np R BRU ¥ ALL THIS WEEK, | YELLOWSTONE PARK Vire Captain goes 1 8 Pliage on GRAND CANYON prin: ure i PITTSFINLD, Masa, Mai TRUE COLORS OF NATURE|§ 81st Street : Theatre history of the or | Verein Hall, a three-stc ata my tnd Bai Orric TIGER ROSE, BELASCO West 44ib St. vas 0 Move, Fue & Ott s/h oO EMiINTE ye TA) Nawety RIAL amet NOW PLAVING—LAST WEEK h iS WEE POLLY THE WIDOW’S WEED | Coan gHARKis: Fst : % bint A TAILOR-MADE man 3 ELTINGE Wye ah gat Business Betore Pleasure with Barney Bernard & Alex. Carr, FRED. STONE‘: Hiway. ‘Tet MAnEL SORMAND at be) DEPTiy OF 0 Strand Ore Avenue CHARITY, “SRY PiGrite ACK O° LANTERN vaupevitte | PARK RY ROUEHAR, REMAND A MUSICAL TALE OF THE EAST CHU CHIN CHOW Arrces With His Escort to Raid EFFROSIOR's reat bande ota By Oscar Asche. 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