The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1918, Page 11

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SUILT ON WORN THEME Oy titre Mhimate ee ] the Columbia last wight, ‘Tee sngtag | | . i ie " his troubles begin, for his wife an-jand dancin bers were Inter. | 't#veiler, There is great drag k Weat Indian ports. ‘The schooner, badly hooner was driven out of her WITH BLISSFUL ENDING sconces that horestver abe Will GO| epersed @ith eaveral B604 ape mites ’ play. and Get a small bottle of Danderine | damaged and with several members o: and was n s reaching port ‘ jan Wht hh, kon, -tr_toaiten| (oat @U-4 octer " wt 7 i ie: most of every the ¢ eri iy injured, pint as 8 leakin, whe she ar he en, hd @ vaudeville show by them- , at any drug store for a few cents, aedsk te bane ehMaad Nd hod pasate ss ‘The somewhat worn theme of the Whether her husband approves oF! seives, ‘The elaborate scenery and! Roscoe (t Arbuckle gives pour a little into your hand and Peterson was a steward on the Bourk- er carrying Peterson was! Magh-spirited girl who, brought up tn icridha Ghd the’ Weabena ft bse nig | S4riemated costuming of the chorus, *'le-splittig pert oe in a ‘ and, which aalied from Pensacola, Fia two that arrived to-day grom|@ home where all Is prunes, prisms \ iis! end, while the fathe Were startling in their splendor Of f rub welll into the sealp with the on Aug. 16 Two days out the vessel! the West Indies with more than one|and Puritanism, cute loose some cates the altuation bys CleccoadieWiyen Shae: ke -eoriehity | Saar limated Magasing finger tips. By morning most, untered a hurricane that drove her | hundre ortly Gov thing awful the first chanco she gets, hopelessly to @ssert th UDUNG | eva Beautlfal ae evel and May | ‘ ing for a religiods if not all, of this awful scurf will to port. 8h Hled again and They : was handled in a new and Inter ge the herothe haa cast off tor Weare pased th fience. Tt t Kol Nidre." : into another hi ne that lasted | ! ons a ay last night at the Broadw Hard experience finally t on the y Impressed the wudience. The The Rialto Orchestra, under the i. have disappeared. Two or three tour dayd Peterso’ mauled about Mo fl ron ale oF 1A husband a wisdom Petruccio could! clean humor of Harry Welsh ¢ ction 0, Relsentoids peaee Ue tnaet ‘ + eee —_+-— , m aver ‘alk 9 ast. By pre utter in-| Chester Nelson, and the dan over applications will destroy every the deck by high wav t awept ov ret rear waa presented: With Dorothy te BY orevendiog, uster In-/ Chester Nelson, and th i ne | movements of Anton rf A AN ATLANTIC PORT, Bept. 11 schooner and wae struck by parts 3 7 ; ; ers 1 gr v nony ‘om the New bit of dandruff; stop scalp itch-|.A* pd J he deck cargo that were forced| The Bragiilan in the jeading role. pr er mightily, and finally his Andy H \ hea of Victor Herbert's tag and falling h Advt | Thrilling experiences in two hurrloancs led ‘The Ine escapes the Purttan at. Intimate frlend, paid by certified arty and Al . 14 ing vt. i that endangered the lives of ali aboard ij home by marrying check to play the bold, bad man and| 4. NS © scattered wet per nee, and a hing interpretation is given to rheer's “Shadow Soag” by Leeta thers on the bill, It is a show w completes) worth secing , » becomes: coneme(Gicaemaes M The ‘pleture appropriately. ends witn | KEBNAN'S “THE BELLS,” |": A FILMED MASTERPIECE, > the wife, husband and fatwer sitting [et .08, stmemphere ot perfect amity! "47 THE RIALTO THEATRE| BROOKLYN RADIO TO PACIFIC. pic RAMPANT BURLESQUE BY | rama, comedy ana relinw | GERHARDY’S COMEDIANS | '° "2k6 0 An exertion’ hk | this wee | AT OLYMPIC THEATRE| * rank Ke nan is th professional home wreck the wife's lesson, . id Wireless "a Bs “SREB splitat. & 1 masterly prod F, G, Gerhardy’s big aggregation of | Polia.’ He portrays t nnkeeper, | ae 8 aly who is haunted by the seund of sleigh |} the b 1 This du. nent of unusual) » long cables on burlesquers is the attraciion at the) ‘Olympic Theatre, on Bast Fourteenth | Street, this week. it arrived just | night and will remain at this popular house for the rest of the week. Joo Freed and Billy Lang are the funmakers of the show, and with the assistance of Joe Wilton, wbo is also responsible for the book of the show rend the audience home with their sides sore from laughing. | Mabel Lee and Viennte Bommer- ; ville, two pretty women wj stunning costumes, led most of singing numbers, Both scored hits. co enteneme ORTING LIFE” HIT ON THE RIVOLI SCREEN, THE BEST OF THE YEAR ‘The most popular picture presented on the screen this year is showing at the Rivoll this week. It 1 the picturization of the famous | Drury Lane melodrama, “Sporting Life," made by Maurice Tourneur, the versatile director who staged the screen ; versions of “The Blue Bird’® and | *“Pruncila” ‘The film is Just plain #8 melodrama, and it appeals to the Kivolt | a audiences just the same as it did to ; the gallery gods years ago. They are just cA eager ha aie tae | . ’ fight with the pugilist and wi | A Child D h © c I I sath ne arent ts Satanntette fe oesn’t Laug 0 life and filled with fullblooded ° e é madres caeeee| @Nd Play if Constipated. Nation's most interesting eventa, and | the Creel Bureau of Information pic: _ Fo er A Look, Mother! If tongue ts coated, breath aed eles da nici Wai 1 A feverish and stomach sour, give 3 Tender.” \ J Offenbach’ ical. bur- “ ” ‘ league “Orpheus In the Lower World,” California Syrup of Figs. ‘ played as an overture and. Greek ps oe Mother! ‘our child-ian't naturally /Figs" for children’s (lle, give tea- /! haha dellb nnpeescdtc oot cross and See if tongue is| spoonful, and ina few hours all the 4 ii coated; this Is a sure sign its little| foul waste, sour bile and fermenting ¢ “FOLLIES OF THE DAY, stomach, liver and bowels need aj food which te clogged in the bewels AN AEROPLANE REVUE, ya ns Peer bpr ger. oxstam, and You have at IS BIG COLUMBIA HIT | cold, breath bed, throat sore, doesn't] children love this b again. of A Atanas cat, sleep ov oct naturally, bas Pil aew Tanotiva,” and it never falls to). "17 Barney Gerant’s newest aeroplanic peb-othe Marea’ cersaae a Sige ‘ revue in six flights, “Polly's Going | always be the first treatment given. _| ages and grown-ups on bottle. Kemem- «/'# Up." with an additional travesty,| Nothing equals “California Syrup of | ber name “Callforina.”—Advt. “8 Lely Baumann Leh? 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