The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. MADISON SQ. | GARDEN NOW Bi Bee aa" THE ARMY WI GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH | | °"°5? BANNERS italy mal COMMER EI YG SS 9NORRONE MAYTIME he Charles Pure Unanimously Acclaimed the Best | ws: Aree Circus Ever Shown i in New York! ae un ine Martorie Wood in Great Cast CORT ay 8 i x || FLO-FLO £ \ wen PHOTO PLAYS ot “Le William = THE LITTLE TEACHER®''}, 44 | fit MOROSCO 4.5.8 4.20 ait BWWGEST COMEDY 3 Tiles. Playhonse Wish The Beast of Berlin’ ye LOMBARDI, a AMBASSADOR § GERARD M* FOUR YEARS IN GERMAN ie Daily, Popular | & 8,15.) Prices MAIDS OF AMERICA foo dru, whe 39TH ST. "|!" "Mt: HODGE... ar, Bway. Eve ‘i ; 1 ee EFPROCTC FFP FFeAUCTOR'S DEVILLE AND P HOTO PLAYS, MARY SHAWE "siti é BEGINNING NIGUt Nazimova '" tedss Gabler WM. COLLIER ', LOEW’S7 h Ave. ;\" CRI HAEMAT # CO. ; Bxcopt Sat. & Bun 1 ye St ncanaae THE TOP” CHARITY, {he heart—stirg and LEXINGTON THEATRE NA MOST UNG 0 RUT HEARTS ic WORLD {: r Oa ate ad WHERE TO GO ID HOW TO G! EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON een relief for sore, aching, tender ellel link Me dale] a la | She feels she might have married the elaborate and pretentious of roof @coANUT GROVE Atop NEW AMSTERDAN THEATRE /- aikdce SICK-A-BED <RO-GOHAN noe & tsa My, ban, We (eal) 8 & i SS TOOT-TOOTIE3 HUDSON }\'4" To-Morrow at 8.20 STANDARD ® gui 2 ‘| NANCYLEE,.’. HENRY MILLER’ S, LYCEUM! BELASCO\! nh | Pavia POLLY wit all INFANTS’ IMPORTED LINGERIE CARRIAGE SETS A TAILOR-MADE MAN "200 BELMONT*) s Tinant a CARTER Gis. “MAGICIAN creawonra 4TH ST THEATRE in| CAS" cn . THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. shows yet produced. It was lively, NCERTS AND Music. _ |, THEATRE o____ ” Ufban'’s brush added gorgeous cet- ent ‘UP FRET “April” a Fitful Comedy fy OEY ooleys, Sybil Carmen, May Lesiie, Arline Chase and “two little green dev’ BY CH RLES RNTON wh roved tonishing acrobate. calloused feet and | . A DA One number showed whet Harrison corns. * Fister girls look like in real life and in another the chorus appeared as Pull, Johnny, Pulll® LL of us, perhai enterprising villager, who has beoome| hoop rolling kiddies, powder puts v6 to be given the A Very Rich Man, and, finally, by the| and pajama girls, | living our lives ovet hocus-pocus of tho theatre, ehe finds| Altogether, it was a lively two in thia {dea that Hubert Osborne sug-| herself weighted down with diamonds | houts from 11.80 to 1.30 A. M. 5 ‘ Me and trouble. In the extravagant Beste in “April,” the so-called “odd | iangunge of fantasy or dreania, the| Beheaded by Subway Trate. new comedy,” produced by Charles) rich man has asked her to be his wife Joseph D. Mari Seen t of “April,” written by Hubert Osborne, | BART: gorking,, hus H ’s Easy—Ii You Kr is a fitful comedy. It goes by fits| ple, 7: We ane VD Oe Bdwerds’ af oa Koon De e and starts and presents the contrast} A simple, tender performance by| ®@ _Ulive sore-proof. “Tix” take WANT A LAUGH? Go and sul The biggest LAUGH- maker in town! . Altman & Ca. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK y-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street IBERTY Uist 4%, GOING UP ijiico Exceptional Values state or HENty HARIIS: will be offered to-morrow (Tuesday) in the following Special Sales: “The Fountain of Youth RITERION set St, Bia. at $15 LAUR. ETTE Hartiey: Ma “HAPPINESS” Little Children’s Lingerie Dresses (imported; all hand-made) 1) REPUBLIC, AS) see Sizes2to4years . . . « -« - « eat $2.65 ane Sixes (toSyears', 6 « G @ +. @ ~eat 475 DAVID HACE renee INFANTS’ IMPORTED LINGERIE PILLOW CASES TIGER ROSE | (hand-embroidered) ‘ ; ’ ; ; ; at $1.85 PASTI| OHAN& HARRIS.) 4 v case, hand-eembroidered) per set $4.75 ill take place on the Second Fiocor) NING ipsa brea ahas as Shure. Mat LOVE'S Lic" for Men and Women 4 Mata,\Wed ALBANY. TROY MAR TRGDAN AR acta Y And the North "Thasands of poeple Gorucd vice § || BUSINGSS Betore Pleasure | will offer 2,800 dozen Handkerchiefs at extraordinarily low prices. t every performance, Buy seate peat TROJAN in advance or 0b. Mt carried, nm “Navigation Company ree jus Diamonds Pid ag 8 (ON THS 2 Aay ia Credit o CaO Vente FOR TAU, Repaesenranve (aes CEN URY GROVE CENTURY THEATRE Teg, PTE oF pend for Book of Gems Diam NDS ON CREDIT ey isi | BURLESQUE, ATH biadtal 08 fad paaegere peepee eta gc an tx'a OLYMPIC , 1. ‘A oke if You Like 4 ROYAL DIAN 39 stride Lane, Phi Di IAMENDS RE Se by i LUCTUS P, FULLER Asristant Clerk of said“Coun, Sun with Barney Bernard & Alex Carr, ACK O'LANTERN® ty.) sat || u will be loft ; | FRED STON bag | WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS PARK MilltarscNaval. Mel Rat | Of sheer Irish linen; plain, hemstitched, per dozen $1.75 "2 DAYS ales Of sheer linen, with hand-embroidered scalloped edge, per half-dozen . ee eee ed $1.75 Gino he, He Of Irish linen; jaled . . per half-dozen 75c. Colored Novelty Handkerchiefs, in a variety of designs and colors ° . . . . . . per half-dozen 60c. ANLERDLE h ! van Oh Look! A Spring Sale of Handkerchiefs LYND | \ (LADY CFETWYND MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS + Of pure Irish linen; plain, hemstitched . per dozen $2.10 Of khakt-color cotton; especially suitable for army use, per half-dozen . . . . . . ° . . 68c, LOUD SEATS, ole, Toe, $1 Also ‘oN CREDIT 37 MAIDEN LANE rei sia Pe bee, apt tat fil @ranes TYPICAL PUNCH AND LDIERS’ CAMP BOXES, each conteining two khaklecolor 7 on AUN THEATRE TRNUMPH f handkerchiefs, one sleeping cap, one trench mirror, one “APR ah French phrase book and an American flag . per box 6&c. HE MOST DELI HE SBARON. WITHA (This Sale will take place on the First Floor) ee 45 HEARN Fourteenth Street ‘West of Fitth avenue Annual Housekeepers’ Week wes | Hopkins on Saturday night at the|/—his consort—and she is, conse- 4 Boker Court, Colt olmt, L. 1.) a nah | Punch and Judy Theatre, ently, revealed an an aeputent te. decapitated at 10.0 a locke. innit Sheets Towelings Bureau Scarfs Quilts “ “ " ni) it af he en ie nt 3] rea | nn i ie i oly an ane tnd faced by in aon whe hon bean Eat | aiteee ation ‘of the, Fourth ‘avenue | Blankets Shades Silverware Flannels — y. " ‘act, a comedy-drama xford only t¢ i subway in Brooklyn. ie a 48TH STH. closely related to a mystery play. It|atrocious English accent and a aneers | Rermpeund fie “ee bald Comfortables —Muslins Towels Household Needs THE MAN { rises from golld earth to imaginative|!Mg ton, | Pillow Cases Curtainings — Linens Catlery WHO STAYED , ihelghts, and then descends to practl-| o¢ metodrama without the thrilt that —e Curtai Rugs AT HOME You're footelekt Your feet feel cal things. In other words, ideals! one feels when human emotions are tains tired, puffed-up, ehafed, aching, Fr brought to the level of bread-and- pemping in ent i the end, the LONGACREW =: 48.3: sweaty, and they need “Tz.” butter. ay wetning. Maceeant Nee with her THESE OFFERINGS FOR BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW and burn right out of corns, eo and wien the is the granilest yeticeen the unhappiness gained bY Julie Herne, as a spinster who has) ‘Thesecrat et of Keeping young isto feel A “TIMELY” SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 4 wealth and the joy of life won by the| PUt Py yg Bet fo de tale roa meant Sd Ee Ge ah> on 1k a MRYE aback bon ok MIP any Wase-earner, This ts a big subject, illle gave “Apri” Its moat eppeating | ey S UAlow eociaient vanongedal SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES @ store and end foot torture fora but I regret tosay that Mr. Osborne yd Pe gd Seuke Fares wdeeies sls vous oa ona imple —a Leger rn a nn Sean etn tot al ar, Never have tired, aching, has not treated It In a ble way. At cae . a e as ° ' fxs smelly feet: your shoes will the same time be has put his Anger| Richt hag” dt the rimtpaehete| sparta Voursecoremteyornnery | FOR HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! fi 1 you'll only wish you had lea cl to hi ity. Most AbAlithe: a iw Pole an ah wee ‘dare aay, would Tike to be| Peer, ne" a”tirelon’beainenn mn, | Getive bowels and vet. vv” | A {his time wth cotton higher than iti has been since the Civil ov ia again x ‘ot we Ny ight keep Mn) very bad dream and not a véry good mixed with olive oil to act on not heard of elsewhere, and this purchase is ‘another instance. WEE ae a ehe Wi aa (a AAs “ ib oo on play. oheboilabiaisids liver and bowels, which he gaveto | The brands are Wamsutta, New Bedford Sheeting, Wamsutta Per- Hay & AQ. st pid shakira aed Be sain MI broad td . his patients for cale~ all well-known kinds, easily recognized by every housekeeper us ea jof a mill superintendent, and she foels| CENTURY REVUE, ALIVE Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- | being the favorite for durability. SEVENTEEN Barkistore OFF CHANG Tite the wctve enint ce ane smte| WITH PRETTY GIRLS, | gtiste tor calomel are gratis in thelt | stamped subject to aight Imperections, but one would have to acru. ot Dw er when the active spirit of the village VEFU, tinize th ry carefully to find the defects, which consist of a dar! BOOTH). ¢f.P yy NEW AMSTERDAM {8548873 1 Comes ‘back to Ut with more. dollars TUNEPUL MELODIES) about that exoberance of pit, that }* thread or heavy thread here and there, that will not interfere With en 5 New. Musica -- _ tural Wout 8 es - than manners and talks of his It- nat ryaacy service in any way. BIJOU 4 Sa fies Wel a's The RAINBOW GIRL mousine and his yacht, Century’ Grove, the garden on top pe ected eben fr dnd hg As to prices, you could not buy Sheets and Pillow Cases of QUAB FARM; Meanwhile, the wife of the mill-|of the Century Theatre, was re- et hed e | Olive coarvest quality muslins at the prices we name in this sale. ZIEGFELD NEWE ANI | worker ts discontented with her lot.|opened Saturday night with the most | epablets by their olive color. 10c and “A word to the wise is sufficient.” 8c per box.e All druggists. —Adve, | PILLOW CASES | Wausurra, | ‘SHEETS | WAMSUTTA, ) SSSISnecssss: 9ox 9 909x108. SALE PRICES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK SALE PRICES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK Towels Comfortables At sale prices that are Pillows, etc. exceptional. Silkoline Comfortables— Floral patterns—plain backs— cotton filling— Single size—our reg. $2.07.. 1.37 Reversible Silkoline—Flowered atterns— pias borders—cotton illing—ful 2.17 our reg. $3.22. Medium weight— our reg. $5. aon Bleached Turkish Towels — | bominta "7 white Turkish stripe borders — |] our reg. 18 124% || Hemmed Turkish Towels—wide |] Turkish striped borders— 20 GU FOE Teirccisescvccces . || Bleached Huck Towels-—heavy |] —cotton and linen mixture— 28 white borders—-our reg, .38 Slik. Mull Comfertables—Te- Turkish Wash Cloths — ured with plain borders—ecotton |] hermed—our reg. 614 4 filling—full size — our reg. $6.42, 0,-4.4. 3.86 || Turkish Bath Sheets—hemmed soft, absorbent Mixed Goose Feather Pitlowa— I] Our reg. $128. -.cceccees 1.05 | | “Assorted stripe tickings— | Na Cotton and Linen Huck Towele ee ee aie || —extra heavy—hem bie 28—our reg. $2.03. |] or blue striped 4x80—our reg, $2.63, our reg. .58. 37 Fine Glass Towels—hemmed— || “blue or red . ders—-our reg. .28 Soft Finish Huck Towels—cot- ton and linen mixture—plain or damask figured centres— our reg. .08; pair, 40 26x30—our reg. $2.93. . Semi White Down Pillows— Excellent ticking— 22x28—our reg. $4.18..2,74 24x30—our reg. $4.87,.3.15 26x80—our reg. $5.42. . White Mixed Hyethere-- 7 our reg. $1.06 bl FY | White Goose Feathers— our reg. $1.37. ‘ . & White Down—Fine ai —our reg. $2.12 Ib... 1.56 “Lend Him a Hand— Buy a Liberty Bond.” Bond Booth—-Main Floor—Centre Four Reasons for a Busy, Busy Blouse Day These Are Extra Sizes: Voile Blouses at 1.47 Crepe de Chine at 4,00 that sell regularly for $2.00 that sell regularly for $4.97 Tucked and pleated, with lace Good looking modeis that are trimmed collars emb'y me- embroidered or hemstitched by dallions on some that is out- way of trimming. lined with lace, These Are Regular Sizes: Voile Blouses at .74 Crepe de Chine at 2.54 that sell regularly for .92 that sell regularly for $2.94 Neat models of crossbar colored White or flesh—new models with striped voile—gypsy or sailor col- novelty collars that are lace trim- lars. med—one model has a lace vest, Our Specialized Blouse at 1.85 is growing more popular every day, | See Evening Journal or Globe for List of Morning Speciale, EET geen I, ‘ a ess ee on