The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, WOMAN'S BEAUTY Often Spolled by a Slow-Acting Liver OPERAS and CONCERTS Lack of Good Healthy Bile in the Liver Is the Greatest Detriment to the Good Health of Both Men and Women, | Philadelphia Orchestra Plays Here, mi method of combining podophyllum with the laxatives- tT | } t in harmony with it is the great discovery we have { inR Pi 2 liv ’ . : ’, Mate ies are ry te Sree, With Three Great Pianists Soloists =remnoves y Keeps ‘the biood | Women. sho Seorouinie Reaithy tie aha els which ar lar duty will rld-all_o ofan body Hii. ok Feraln, thelt hhenith that Renuty te thelr liver js not Ak BY SYLVESTER RAWLING use Ro & G Pilla the “vewatable Mu t Carnogie Hall yester- Te solojats, ail weil-knven Uratorio | J | aT te Society of the Friends of Singing of the boys was admirable. | gers, v 2 Grace Kerna, soprano; secreting healthy ce day afternoon, gave an impos-| nt pimbly_ or mallow in 5 Mrs, Benedict Jones, sitos William ate me Kiiow | mora about Tein is 'ample prot that Rt Bs4 ing concert that was devoted entirely | Wheeler, tenor, aud Edgar Schofield gad what roruity a iS to | fetecean ke or the nroniest | v| to the classics, The Philadelphia Or- | and Wilfred Glenn, baas, ‘Me Wheeler | Valug to them. ple who have headaches ng the words of the Evangelist, Mr, Schofield those of Jesus, and Mr. Glenn those of Pilate. De Luca, in placa of Amato, was under the direction of Leo- Stokowsk!, had been brought from the Quaker City for the Don't stand In|°ccasion. ‘The soloists were three dis- + chestra, pold € over tinguished pianists, Mme. Olga) Gianotto in a repetition of Mascagni'’s fi your own light, Samaroff, Harold Bauer and Ossip|"Lodoletta” at the Metropolitar Opera | Use R & G Pills| Gabrilowitsch, ‘There was a large| House last night. He both sang and |Intorpreted the part 1and youry audience, rest of tho fine cast t doctor can rel on their mer in which there were many MN up-| well known musicians, The applause |ruso as Mlammen and Florence E after each number was unstinted for|as Lodoletta, both in excellent voico; the soloists, for the orchestra and for]De Segurola, Didur, Lila Robeson, gett! cell Arden, Minnie Bgener, Max 2 CONCERTS AND music. stl cis naa geed cg ®litioch, Sante Mendelli and’ Burgh nen ce | ene | Something like an ovation at the end.| Statler, Mr. Moranzont conducted. byge. 8. Mae, Te. carnegie Hail, § Sunday Att, Mar. 31| This Mr, Stokowski deserved, for he| Afterward came Henry F. Gilbert's i. | (Bastar Sunday) ty yous” fig @ masterful, although unobtrusive, | ballet-pantomime ‘The co in AL JOLSON i SINBAD. M ( ORM ACK [cst acnation cate Ft ee a ——<—<<$<—<— oo ri ng a el}, 4 @THST, Wer, Votes. tos. understanding and skill, and, may one Rene UE tern 0 Rata estas “1.10, $2.00, Now at Bot Office _ fa certain elegange of manner tn sand dem: | his wielding of the baton that fas- MAYTIME Gite Pave) Pum Wo Preval. Paney Won W 5 THEATRES. | cinates, He has trained his orchestra | 44TH ST. Fea'0,, HOOY THEATIEE EMPIRE = 33e Was, IG. 4! to a high degree of finish, while pre- virility ‘Drive a Nail Here—Now amme began with Bach's | BarkYMore OFF CHAN diet uite 2 in LY minor, OD NEW cll orchestra and flute, a chaste gem| In MIDNIGHT FROLIC GH played with much finesse. ‘The flute | fifty GOCOANUT GROVE Atop NEW AMSTERDAM THATRE J) part is only an obligato, whieh Dani Maquarre pla well yesterday GAIETY list Laquarre play ! Wade A PAIR OF PETTICOATS J UBERT*4j2,.’ We ¥ % LION KL, in ¢ x de | tow every healthy body there are grains of iron, about as much as is contained in an p= ordinary Snail. By BIJO ry: W. of ve. 8 Matinew Wel & Sat rae SQUAB FARM ‘3, “WHY MARRY? Se OM ‘ or ‘eee een wepent T-TOOT! Ri] | =a el i) | 3 aay Lata 118 custom eat among the musi wed by Mozart r two pianos and “tenpenny reason of lack of iron in the blood = many are anemic emaciated, blood uneve| wrord “IT 1S AMIR Eve. Glove. 818, LIBERTY S8)%}, worl “GOING UP” corpuscles ‘Tho trip Bach, in ned Mr. Bauer and | » brought the con » instead of Thea. Noar way, Even. 8.16, Matiness Wei, & Sat. 2 1) we. HODGE. ,, .'2,!ti8 Reet comm being round and “A Gare for Carubi of good red blood, und was HENRY MILLER'S 4.11" | the nerves are lack P's, PLAYHOUSE. «3°, doenine Next Mon. 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