The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1918, Page 7

f - i PR a _ THE EVENING WORLD, _ STARS OF STA GE AND SCREEN WHO APPEAR HERE NEXT WEE Plays for the Coming Week HW Actor's and Author's T tre en at the Monday night with four one: Minnie Du IBSEN PLAY AT RIALTO WITH ELSIL FERGL SON | vusica will have Hal ahd Harris Brockbank ’ added attraction, M. and Mme. Edouard de Kuryio, will give an American Indian dance costumes ambs" Ga for th will be “The Dodron M ny actbrncn for Che Ya A o0| HOW, ATER COLUMBIA Sunday Won: 10 HAVE NEW FEATURES en's War nigh? | | Darktown hell} Royle Admis- | trying to called “the © on sions” the Kaiser get into heaven, w will show AT RIVOLI HOLLIDAY” al numbers w « , the Bathing Pool on ee PIEMS AND VAUDEVE! OPENS TO-DAY, 1 P.M. AT 81ST ST REE N. Y¥. International Expvsition Grounds E. 177th St. Bronx Subway Station at entrance GPSTEEPLECHASE THe FUNNY PLACE, PEN AS USUAL FEALISADESFARK = OPPOSITE WEST 130" Sem Water Surf BATHING NOW OPEN, LE T THEATRE Le We Walker arlott Me v ST. FERRY 2ND MONTH ; aNOLEWIS apa [ 5 PRIMROSE SEMON Together Magni 1c, 50c. _ Smoking tainers Ever Brought Singers, Dancers, Specialists. Band Effec Matinees 15¢, Advance. Burlesque, Comed nt Scenery, Costu nts 25¢ to $1. BRIGHTER THAN EVER | “OVER THERE” IS OPEN “SUBMARINE ATTACK” IS OPEN THERE IS NO GLOOM THE CIRCUS IS OPEN EVERYTHING IS OPEN AT LUNA, CONEY ISLAND | | FILM PLAY. And the Greatest Assemblage of Talented En-| Seats | sramme «| PROCTOR VAUDEYV. AND PICTURE PLAYS ‘or the first half of s Fifth Avenue T Misses Lightner ani nard and Termi row oF Man's Ls NOW AT LEXINGTON a PARKS AND BE. and . BIGGEST HiT ON BROADWAY! perce Lil, | Chapt Crowded tothe Doors Every seek Pe Adc Afternoon and Night. — |! OMED CHOW | ioe COME AND SER WIY er Arab horses, | 4. w 1 the group of |Con "RUNAWAY BREAKS RAILING WHICH n th the 6A «rade of Public t Theatre will in _—— e film plays that & and dancing yin Cronin ¢ sf School No. a3, the tate Dani RL on include ILLE a ‘The pill at edly shows a : a fly in deep water. 1 plate t9 Insc “Wish A \F the Broad a the present part rhe Ht will be} J forbert Raw 0; hed by Arpad G. heert, with orchestra and 1 addition, M 1 Klman, the s ichthyic and deals wit of violinist, and Harold Bauer, th ng @ ‘Al, Jolson, h in 1918, and tntr SHOWN | THEATRE » catalogue, cornerston The ext by J. W for this hugo Spen ‘ather An edition de luxe. copies and | printed and thor volume; M. Iving of Art at Palisades BRIDGE KILLS BOY | IS LOCKED IN sam) on Williamsburg [James K. Smith, Whe nge Fatality, of ¢ , Is Held, Collectin | ‘was struck alted | ! Shows Fearing ie Book Plates 1” and canting or run- lusty trout rising ‘U.S. BOY SCOUT COLLECTOR THE TOMBS | Summer Conce "plates ie) B, Fearing IN the supremacy tn music without question it holds tn It has not succeeded, Boston, 4 water craft spt delphta, Ch St. Louis—n the week rou | itr, year is own plates are shown| mention mailer citles-—hav tre will have Lin many. State 1god to support, all the year 1 Alexande ter-| dis test known plate, as etched rehestral concerts, New York lis Nelson and yyy sidney L. Smith, Is tchthyte, and | filed to do so, But t spirit will not down Above the are to be mm Us the Wind the most am Fresh fe this year us of those to Mr Progromnios will be pé a fly an o| ists, orchestra and ¢ 1 at the end there will be tage C. Mal “gene pson, J. D. Smi rive and Tilly Cox, “ Claude Bragd wa er Simpson, Claude Brag on TOTRInG, thony Henderson Ruwer and Arthur WW is AS FULL on Theatre wilt! rian TO-MORROW | LA Watson Bisters,| ~ The catalogue contains $03 nuin-| NIGHT wink Nina Payne and| bers. limi in THE WAR PLAY By Jan Nay (Mator Hetth 8 ty MEN PROM » Cla ' THE STUART We: £Q, evonncs 430 MATINEES WED G SAT 230 SATURDAY, JUNE 8, on a New Plan; |» Alda a Manager | By Sylvester Rawling. EW YORK for many years has tried to maintain tn summer] to the publi indomitabte Pert divide d | would hay patriouec Re res HEAD DOWN, FRITZIE BOY”! ! wine PERCIVAL KNIGHT, 1. “CAPTURED THE city” Times SHUBERT 3 ‘SEVENTEEN. 1918. 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A number of float, a dis- PUrposed continuous open ars ne “ , jointed rod, from which gut leaders Mer nights music festival at the Cly | Francis and artificial files twine over the College Stadtuin, to begin on Sunday | and a Paramount film! top ang sinister and coils of @vening, June A symphony or- | ti tions at Prov: | eaders, aro inciden chestra of ninety musictans, under the has | vatre will be é “a ates be- | con lp of nol olpo, o rtat the} The Tangled Army" and Marie Fite-| 4 B'6 plates t p Arnold Volpe, wi tan for next wibt & al clase It for ng has been identified with| y night The purpose is to pro. _—_—sS> show achman, Civic jusic, and the Metropolitan | vic mush and musical instruments | Al | “SMASHING TH ROUGE a co Hebets Hf ch 1 uu id r the dt porte Wee fn Ce the navy , , . lis # | Uon of Giullo Settl, has been engaged. by . A nee AT BROADWAY THEATRE te Branlnansalonen eu dnecee tag Meee tenors | amt, will horus, | 1 | Marine Band, ?5 Opera Hou Inlwith be rform- M and th CHES Willlam F, Hox > WINTER CARDEN? y ¥) donald, v) Ww. Lt , Samue OFRER i ae follver, Fs Rollinson, Franklin Booth ‘THE is OF MELANCHOLY AND BOUNCER OF THE BLUES naring "| Tinead, Jay Chamber ‘ WASHES OUT CARE AND IRONS OUT WRINKLES “wee? “SINBAD” OF LAUGHS AS A SUGAR MAPLE IS OF SAP ST CONCERT ite SHARON A BRILLIANT BILL FOR THE OCC AS BLINN GETTING TOGETHER I Mer by LA rangers and Marctval Rateb ita Hie FRANCK AND FLANDEHM. THEA Phon: Mathie bi (N,, INTHE PLAY BEAL Tret By Mex 3) SOT TIME Maxine Etlioit’ $f rae. 6 80. Mas applications to be y matl, addressed lumbia Unt mped envelopes on Mon- be miscellaneous in Wednesday nights they | with include community singing, aod >} feld and ductor's we Metropolitan and chorus ection of here will be tableaux symbolic of Spirit of the Navy” by women clety, and a chorus of elham Bay Naval Sta- elp the Navy Here and ano of the Metro- o pany, will sing, and Rascha Jacobson, the violiniat. and 4 Gurowiteh, the cellist, will play ublic School er the atispices al Alliance, ‘The ra buying an am- “roms, 4 f bulance for *| Columbia University bas awarded the Pulitzer prise of $1,500 to Samuel Gardner, the well-known young vio- linist, Jor his atring quartet. Mr. Gardner also won the James Loeb prige of $500 for musical composition at the Institute at Musical Art. 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