The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1918, Page 19

\cation of the H Mrs. Fiske Appears in “Service.” BY CHARLES DARNTON FINE actress who is a fine woman may be counted'!upon at this-time to be the soul and body of such a play as “Service,” to which Mrs. Fiske gave her intelli- gence and sympathy last night at the Cofian Theatre. Obviously, Mrs. Fiske bowed her head to the meaning of the play as expressed in its title. She was the mother willing to give sons for the glory of France and the good of man- kind, There’ was never a chance for a “etar” to appear in a glare of glory. Asa matter of fact, Mrs, Fiske found little epportunity in Henri Lavedan's twe-act play to do justice to herself as an actress, She could only be simple and human as a woman will ing to give everything to h try, Bad stage manager pellet her to speak at SALTS IS FINE FOR KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT Flush the Kidneys at once when Back hurts or Bladder bothers —Meat forms uric acid. . 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FELIX & BON aQuN BT, 4 "| “UNCLAIMED GOODS,” | A ——~~|and a specialty here afd there. \NCHOK D . “Whistling” Harry Lang, whose jokes lentistry| aro ait new, kept the crowd in good | THE SPIEGEL REVIEW 1.| ‘The and just regular fellows, male and -| female. 9 review fa tuneful, many of the girls are good to look upon, and the book contains some clever | Jiines., And Midgic makes a bigger hit than her name implies. What '-| more would you "fete the a ; the audience out of consideration | during the first act, Accordingly, it ‘was a bit difficult to catch her words. In “Service,” I take it, Mrs. Fipk was intent upon doing her “bit"— God biess her! It must be said, how- ever, that roxy ts largely a mat~ ter of talk, ang, Cygreover, talk that anticipates t r, Lavedan has touched us most keenly, perhaps, in saying that the European map to- day means our prayer rug. This ts the note to which the heart responds. It is like looking up to a window In which you gee a service flag. » Baker was admirable as the old French officer ready to become a spy for the sake of his country, and Georges Flateau gave spirit to the young Lieutenant who had contrived | a deadly explosive and yet held him- | self aside from the idea of human slaughter, Two ideas are brought into con- flict, The father is a French soldier, the son a scientist, if you like, who deplores the science of war until he finds himself forced to fight for his country, The wife is at the same time a brave mother who shuts her eyes to the sacrifices that must be made, | “Sérvice” was preceded by “A Night at an Inn,” Lord Dunsany's| “thriller,” fairly well acted. pe. onto AT THE RIALTO, NOVEL | IN IDEA AND EXECUTION | | ee | “Unciaimed Goods,” which is shown| at the Rialto this week with Vivian Martin as the star, is something out of the ordinary run of motion pictures | both in idea and execution, Miss | Martin is as charming as usual fn the j role of the little girl whose father) | consigns her by express to an uncle | in a tough mining camp. The express | agent, upon whom devolves the duty of caring for the “goods” when un-! claimed by the uncle, {fs capitally) played by Harrigon Ford. | McDaniel ts the “bad ma |camp, who tries to have the lage” ‘put up at auction, but who is | thw by a clever trick. ) .The Rialto orchestra and the Rialto }chorus furnish an interesting pro- gramme. For added measure there }are a Happy Hooligan picture and scenes of a trip through Glacier National Pa ene | ELSIE FERGUSON STARS | ON THE RIVOLI SCREEN IN AN EMOTIONAL PART | Elsie Ferguson appears on the screen this week in the RivoN feature picture, “The Lie# a picturization of {Henry Arthur Jones's dramatic play. |The picture ts, perhaps, the most | | emotional that Miss Ferguson has yet yed in, and gives } otter opportunt- portrays tl young sister for whom ar makes pathetic sacrifices. programme also contains the | Animated Pictorial, the fifth instal | ment of the Italian War Pictures, a | Sidney Drew comedy and excellent musical selections. The overture comprises selections from “Lucia de Lammermoor,” including the famous sextet, a TALBOT’S “LID LIFTERS” DO THAT VERY THING IN OLYMPIC BURLESQUE Lew Talbot's “Lid Lifters" raised the cover from a good burlesque show last night at the Olympic Theatre on East Mth Street. The “Lifters” will | occupy this house for the rest of this ‘The show is made up in two acts spirits all last night. Dolly Sweet is the most prominent of the women artists. She scored a big hit with her good dancing. mnie JUST REGULAR FELLOWS, MALE AND FEMALE, IN Splegel Review camo to the Columbia yesterday with Midgie Mil- ler and @ host of singers, dancers | Notes in Society] Mrs. Bertha Barnitz Byrne, daugh- ter of the late Col, Albert Barnitz, U. 8. A, and Stanton Judking Peelle formerly Chief Justice of the United States Court of Claims, will be mar- to-day in the Church of the] Covenant Jn Washington, | Miss Dorothea Har} | daughter of Charl nington, an artist married last ¢ Robert Ww County, Va r Pennington 3 Carroll H, Pe of this city, was ing in Baltimore to Nelson of Albemarle Miss laug Por Dorothy Dwight r of Mr. and Mrs, Ht t of No, 405 Park A Harold B, B, Parde of this « were mar afternoon in Trinity Church, Hew Lt bride ntly retu from hospital work in France, ¢ Pardee 1s stationed at Camp Grant | Rockford, UL | ‘The masriage of Miss Rebecea Col ughter of Mrs. T. De , to Capt. William Pitt ike took place yesterday a Porter Hobart enue, and M. RC. d yesterday Mer Ta ¢ Mxerton In ISSSSSSSSSSy SSS SsssS__S5 SSS SSS SSS Ses c noon at the residence of Mrs, Steph B. Elkins in Washington, D. 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Sizes six months to three year our regular .94...... ait 4 Little Tots’ Lingerie Ribbons, shirrings, laces, B-isg bow: es Lo six years , 4 —our regular .97 +048 Babies’ Pique Coata |... Cape and belted models—siaes tq. three yeurs— 4 our regular $1.97........ be@S 77 Little Tots’ Coats White Serge—double- breasted | Empire and belted models, in Babies’ Lawn Capa |, Empire model—full _ flaring serge, checked materials and Trimming of embroidery andJece. > skirt—sateen lined—sizes to attractive silks—two to on tucked = lawn—sizes four years— six years— months to three years— our regular $5.97........4.68 our regular $7.9’ 5.57 our regular .27...... aed CUNNING UNDERMUSLINS clay Nee Madras, Little Tots’ Night Drawers Little Tots’ Nainsook Cambric—one to six years —our reg. .78 and .83.,... Gowns LittleTots’ Muslin Drawers Embroidery trimming—one trimming—sizes one toaixyrs.— | acy and ribbon _ finish to six yrs. —our reg. .38.... «BO | our reg. .68. .. Oe year sizes—our reg. 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To top our claim of the largest assortments worth $58.50 of popular linings in town, we call special attention to 9x12 ft.—value $39.50, 27.50 the fact that we have greater quantities of each than st can ‘be found elsewhere. Fale cheb Pongee Lining in navy, lavender, green, pekin, rose, gray— 65 value $27.60. . light weight for thin material—our reg. .94.., ‘ 6x9 ft.—vulue £23.98,, 18.97 Two-tone effect Brocaded Satin, yard wide—charming 1.25 Ye Old Colonial Rag Rugs— lining for Spring coats and suits—our reg, $1.63 Hitcor-Mine 36-inch M fit Tt beta ti Sx10 ft and ‘dark shades-—ex« or ott lining—our rey. .65 dex 86-inch Sateen Brocaded and fancy floral effects on light and dark Genuine Daltos Grass Rugec. grounds—very much in demand for petticoats and linings: 50 igs 147 | Bll Nat our reg. .67 and .70 Fine Seamless Wilton Rugs— Designs are exact copies of most expensive real ru small ef- fects or Colonial color 52.50 Assort 42.97 ., B4,904 erized Sateen, soft finish—large assortment of light ey in jent for petticoats as well as suit 43 he Ix6 ft neh MORNING SPECIALS— Wednesday & Thursday Until 1 P. M. To provent dealers buying, quantities restricted. 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