The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1918, Page 7

4 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1918. bane NEouwrns Aah Nitty r ENEVIEVE TOGSIN’ * g “BE: HA, KNIGHT we LOOK? fo Raf EIT Seise SEEN . narra STARS WHO APPEAR HERE NEXT WEEK ON STAGE AND SCREEN . “BLIND » BRONQOTS OPERA Hose “My First Jury, Seventh Avenue Th to do with a lonely young man and ays for the ually lonely woman, After a will bo seen in meeting all o of time is forgotten at the Bronx Opera House. Coming Week oming EER |: \¢ n's attractive young After another week “Her Country” shop. It takes a final act to settle ‘son the scene and] will move from the Punch ates matters in a Fifth Avenue arger house, q mene of the nus! H NEW play by Ada Patterson} things, The leading roles will be my ) and Robgrt Edeson, entitled |) acted by Grace Carlyle and Norman “Love's Lightni: will bel fackett. produced at the Lexington Theatre 6 68 on Monday night by tho Masks, Inc.,| Bmily Stevens comes to the Stand- taken from the life There will also Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give recitals at the City College and Wednesday aft 6 will be no recitals day and the follow OPERAS and CONCERTS Mardones in “L’Amore Dei Tre Re”; Salzedo’s Harp Ensemble Plays Alma Gluck and Efrem Zlmbalist will give a joint recital at the Fippo drome a week from to-morrow night ERDAM | W. 4a) 5, Be ai LAST 2 Tiwrs— ng Mile,” creates en- thus eve fc ’ 1 = - and continue there for two weeks, It/ard Theatre in “The Madonna of the} won 1, enol a rashes BY SYLVESTER RAWLING Maurtco Dumesnil, the French plan i 8 will be staged by William Seymour, | Puture.”* : L ioe comedy at | » ~ ist, wi art In the be " = “Fair and Warmer," Avery Hop- forma y the Ar Century for many years associated with the in whic ‘tate Charles Frohman, Tho plot has! w e ELO NEW PUCNIGHT FOL OVE Atop NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE ot a chance to | Holy Week in the last ten years. Franca aldo, the old nee morrow De: Tre Ro’ | 1#ulse Homer jr, daughter of the | soldiers. well-known Metropolitan Opera sing- ee ‘OSE } DONE farce, will be the attraction i Sask impersonate Arc king, in “L'Ame PHOTO PLAYS. PHOTO PLAYS. i it the Metropolitan Opera Hou cr, will a ‘ond cone GAILTY Wiay &a6th Mt. iva, at 8.20 Wat the Long: |leht. It ts tho first time wo hi ican’ Music| DOUBLE PICTURE BILLS SICK (=A. A= isid ” ‘a en ithout Mr. resident and * 2 _ dy!" the musical | idur in the part, “Mr. Mardones | Under, place at. the| AT 81ST STREET THEATRE s ‘Theatre, has |) 7CUr ti ai Barts i age ie wpe Hotel ‘les to-morrow after- —_——- on strike for the Com-| Sang with fine sonority and acted he aim of the society is to - Gi well. Ho carried Claudio Musto, who | further tho interesta of the American |. Forthe first half of the week th y ” now in its sixth | was Fiora, across the atage, after he | Composer, Sist Street Theatre will show Bes to draw sreat'naa choked her to death—and Miss . Rarriscale in the photoplay “Withir her to death—and 3 Ke ury Theatre. The Rivoll, Orchestra will a p,"* togethe: p as of this “musical Muzio ts not a llghtweight—without Liszt's second rhapsody as the over [fre Cum” toxether with “Von Rin @ stagger. Caruso, as Avito, had tur xt week. At the Rialto tho Strengthened his grip of the part and ie wl Bey Ferg am pa." Direction si fori PAPF EL iggpiey 1 f and Orchestra 1 feature |» ‘ 1 #2ng with fuller voice, The love 2 edi COMMENCING TO-MORROW—JESSE L. LASKY Presents nts in scene between him and Miss Muzio | Ra ith y duction. | was most realistic. The performance, WALL STREET GOSSIP. ok . 66 ml og a =», |Under Mr, Moranzont, was a good one, neerainia Iron, Coal & Coke Company— CONOR ATS AND M Berton beeen eR Wont, | Trice by \“THE MILITARY MAIDS with Amato, Ba: .§ + for year ended June | WIPPODROME, SUN, AUT. MARCH 1. B ‘ Heien 4), OLYMPIC’S ATTRACTION | kKanaers, Marie * will be seon| WHISPERING Jeers a CHORUS”! ES t the: har A Photopiay of Extraordinary Dramatio Intensity, expressed w Produced by CECIL B. DeMILLE aaah Adapted by Joanie MacPherson from the Story i >) | , dee tag By Perisy Poor thoohan. Plaved by a Lasky All-Star Cast, I\narg | 4 4 F t i 4 AN ARTCRAFT PICTURE re ie nsew ed a group Ry JSON and three by Debussy to tho en THE RIALTO ORCHESTRA TOMORROW RAL WEG ment of a large audience, HUGO KIESENFELD Conducting. TIMES $s tho Des an, epis nto of familiar parts. $s ys Regular quarterly dividend of Vs, pe tock, payable Apt March cbelabsah CARNEGIE HALL,SUN. AFT. MAR. 31 Sunday), at 8. Concert by JOUN Me CORMACK [, Heute $1, $1.50, $2. Now at Nox Of of bis pu Aeolian 1 NAAN PRANKO'S ORCHESTRA, Keata loft, $160, 82.00 & 82.50 PHOTO PLAYS, VAUDEVILLE. HUDSON 3 Ras OLTOR S| Amold DALY ‘in THE A BARRIS f4/5 URANDON TYHAit i REPUBLIC ¥; Pau reg, at 8 90. 2.20 Nb CHO PLAYS Neon to iiScpm P e620 30.40 588 Nubbtad sob ind Leopold Auer, the master ter violin will give a cital in Carnegle Hail thi He will play @ programme ex “ZAMPA".. Herold % PERPETUAL MOTION at a) Nr Teothier PARLOR DROOL mith Florence LyCceUM DAVID RELASCO Presents TIGER ROSE BELASCO Wess: ary yi LY dai whit ete POLLY wird’ COHAN& HARRIS," 3" A TAILOR-MADE MAN ¥} AR DERBILT "5: HELENA MARSH, Contralto, singing “THE LOST CHORD.” RIALTO ANIMATED | ‘‘THOSE ATHLETIC GIRLS” MAGAZINE | Paramount-Mack Sennett Comedy HUA TOGA A (sate aegis, lot ODURTION: banist at the piano. Batt EPISODE Under the auspices of the Am ~ Friends Jusicians in Fran a DEPTHS OF, ; concert will be given In A pe ae js next Saturday afternoon b zaley Quartet, the Trio Helen Stanley, Jacques Thibau Maurice Dumesnit “sn To-dar—tant Timse—Eni4 Bennett to “Nauxhty, Nauedty." and Fatty Arbuckle te “The Ball Boy John McCormack will give his only recital at Carnegie Hall this sea BROADWAY at 46t: ST. Direction S.L. ROTHAPFEL on Easter Sunday afternoon. An en COMMENCING TO-MORROW—ADDED ATTRACTION WW Anat tire new programme has been ar Italian Naval and Aerial —_ x es Attack °° Austrian Fortress (Be00nd Instaiment of the Official Itallan War Plotures) THOS. H, INCH Prosenta DOROTHY DALTON a'banmcnt Petre THE RIVOLI ORCHESTRA “BECOND_ HUN s “NORWEGIAN. DANG MLLE D’ESPINOY eg GRE K EVANS (Baritone) To-day—Last Timee——""Wild by BI First Instalmenut of the it Suna War Plotu i. “ 2, ” Blind Youth 2 Special “PESACH” Matinee $ THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH wit HARRY FOX # “cas? Eves at 8 90, Mais, Wed. & Sat at 9.80 |} ELTINGE irs +a 3 Business kefore Pleasure sic, at thoir annual public con Carneglo Hall on W lay af noon, will present the Philadelphia |Orchestra, Leopold Stok Se, | adsense 88 bring over aroff, Ossip uer and I 43|| MONDAY, APRIL 1ST “|| EMILY STEVENS i j nei The Madonna of the Future’ BEATS SELLING mith Barney Bernard @ Alex. 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