The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1918, Page 7

f Ba Hh y } 1 4 ° \ \ v j | f i | Plays for the Coming Week “a ga BIG CHANCE,” a play of American life by Grant Morris and Willard Mack, will be produced at the Forty-eighth Street Theatre on Monday night, The cast includes Mary Nash, John Ma- son, Cyril Keightley, William E. Mee- han, Anna Mack Berlein, Katherine Harris Barrymore, Ramsey Wallace. Bleanor Painter comes to the Lib- y on Monday night in » the book and lyrics of are by Catherine Chisholm Cushing and the which Frimik M a society her living by ee music by isa Pe girl w is obliged to giving Harry Robert and Rudolf nter's role is that of cal lessons, earn Other members of the cast are Jo- seph Lertora, Josephine Whitteul, Alexander Clark, Dorothy South, James Joseph Dunn, Emily Lea Ralph Whitehead and the Ergotti twins, pe . “Peter's Mot a romantic com- AMUSEMENTS. le SANNA aera Dance Palace’ Und : EVELYN HUBBELL | Lesso! Al “Its Stupendous Grandeur Would Stert PRE-WAR PRICES Dancing eivnine MONDA LIBERTY GIRL / LWT THE INIMITADL & Wight COPECLAN| JACK CONWAY = ne jer the Chaperonage of ‘Terrace Garden} » 58th St. and 59th St. Near Lexington Av, No Alcoholic Drinks Sold. Evenings 7 to 12 | Instruction, . NS + Private Sundays, 2 to 12 3 Lessons with 5c Lessons ‘Oc | Half Hour, Individuay natrvotors fran Castle Howse, le the Sphinx ' WURTIG aN SCN s Toco “Near BY ATA. PRLS SAVE TAINERS 40 SUNDAV 4 +2 2 BIG CONCERTS J Ka lk Clare Calm, Camill because of the fllness of Lola Fisher, | A Hedda company, |have been adi ar in th | hall Pla William R In their mus’ attraction a The the lasco cast, | Opera House, « altro Lik Monday Afternoon, Pri Week of Nov, with PRE-WAR PORTIONS PRE-WAR SATISFACTION PRES |G, ntti tiny M U R R A ¥ S|. | THE AU' ITO GIRLS” ROMAN GARDENS COME TO THE OLYMPIC | ———- M, H. COA, View Pres. CHARITY. edy by Mrs. “Three Wise Fools,” Austin Stron, Day wer Rose,” MORTIMER M, KELLY, EN) Deo BENS NNETT TN MV NDS Wr be presented at the | Tuesday nis lene Johnson, Lumsden H % | Gypsy O'Brien, ‘ Stevenson, Frederick rimer, er Howe. Kummer’s new comedy, a," which was postponed | > | il be presented at the Booth The Phursday night n, Willlam Sai ‘arlotta Méntere r are member: The Emily Stevens and Henry Stanford ded to th cast he postpone ¢ © 46 ck and Frances White, | will be Shubert-Rivie era {eal review, t tho venth Avenue Theatre wil In 80 1 Commencing TABLE D'HOTE LUNCHEON, 70. TABLE D'HOTE CHARITY. Henry do la Pasture, from her book of the same name, will Playhouse «on ht. In the cast are Se- Charles A. Truesdell, urine Stewart, Lillian Brennard, | Herbert Belmore a comedy by with its scenes in| Washington Square, will have its first performance at the Criterion Theatre [on Thursday night. | eludes Harry Davenport, Claude Dil produ ort's comedy, ance,” at the Tuesday nigh with Lenore Uiric and| ther members of the original Be- will move to the Bronx Mueh Mer, THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1918, ° ON i GALAXY OF STAGE BEAUTIES WHO WILL APPEAR HERE IN NEXT WEEK’S BILLS re, Philip “Be! INSEVERY THING? HIPPODROME., want MAUDE) = Se rT H rey HENRY MILLER RUTH CHATTERTON “PERKINS” GLOBE *™.. MAT. TO-bm EET Hae . 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Theatre, Columbus Bee ee eterdsy Mat at BIB PARK } of the | |bave “Parior, Bedroom ant Bath.” | BILLS AT NEW YORK “A Little Gin in. a Bis City” comes to the Fourteenth Street Theatre. a “WHEN DO WE EAT?” cast in- It is concerned with an b ‘Tom’ \ Cabin" troupe that finds itself stranded mall town. Enid Bennett the litt » Who flees # to attach th ings. She lands dis befriended by Ma whose home from the polt H that will Forbes, in the two crooks are hiding rho two are advised y their man i “Velvet “the slick rin the country, in about to join them in rob- bing the village bank. How Nora ns of their game, impersonates t Mary,” whom the crooks had r met, and the manner in which frustrates their scheme is shown jin the, later scenes, The Animatol Magazine, “He of the rd," 4 Sunshine comedy, and con | cert numbers will compiete the pro- gramme. |“*WOMA AT THE RIVOLI, GOES THROUGH THE AG. Tourneur's film product a | | t 1 ina prolog “4 ‘epilogue, the part woman various epochs in| | played through t eation, | civilization, beginning wi ing the mex to modern which begins, Gloria Goodwin, Warner Richmond. ‘ | the d War Keview and orches! | numbers. | WATSON’S « ’ TRUST” = IN COLUMBIA BURLESQUE auiaalieoalaaistey «THE LIBERTY GIRLS” AT HU. RTIG SEAMON’S “The Liberty will be at Hure \the & utre, Among Jothers w Ny and the | Semin Jack Conway Barry Mel n, Norma Je , Sallie Hilda Giles s Collins artin, Willams, , Michael Kelly and a ‘ony | CHAPLIN TO BE SEEN | AT 81ST STREET THEATRE For the first half of the week the |Sist Street Theatre will have Charlie | Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms.” On| Thuraday the screen will be given| oyer to Charles Ray in "The Law of ‘the North.” ‘The usual number of vaudeville acts will also be given, Charlie Chaplin tn * will be shown at Lo ASTOR Bee: NEXT WEEK THE LAST RICHARD WALTON TULLY 1 ene DREW VERTING. 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