The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1919, Page 8

‘TOM GAY. WATER GENTLEMAN AND Fy, of Fifth Avenue Hotel When It Was Famous. Men and women who make thet homes in the hotels of New York, o Whose inemories of hotel life go >ac’ of old Tom Gay. cave oars BREE SOS, | ly were Gen. Grant, Roscoe Conkling, 4. P. Morgan the first, James ¢ 4 Dis own account as the man whose ts iiises politeness won him a trip to Burope and a 168-acre ranch in Colo- He is recalled too by waiters of old school—if any of those splen- eeeveren are happily now among the dining room boss who startled New York eighteen years ago By & decree that the Fifth Avenue Would no longer harbor a walter with che or beard ‘The life story of this old man who Me dead in Connecticut proves again “honor and shame from no con- jon rise.” Old ‘Tom was a waiter, ut a good walter. The patrons of the hotel that employed him for y-six years looked up to him, And s0 also those who believe in Foads of destiny and that sort of hing will use the story of Tom Gay Prove that a man’s life ts all 4 out for him, For Tom ran from home back in Civil War to be a soldier and, being in- by enlistment officers that were going so well that Mr. thought he could get along jut boys of 14, wandered around Fifth Avenue Hotel, smeit cooking (he said), asked for a and got it The saddest day of was the April day eleven years when the Fifth Avenue Hotel its doors , guests of the loffatt of Den- Fr, & millionaire of the spectacular who was sometimes call the liver King.” Moffatt was President the First National Bank of Den- He was afterward the builder of offatt had been a poor hoy in County, New York. Tom Gay from the little town of Cazv- Millionaire and head waiter together of their boyhood and things and became friends and es. ‘Tom was the banker's com- on trips about the big eity, and Moffatt went to Europe in 1905 he just naturally took Tom along. passengers on the steamship carried them over told press men ‘the other side that they had had idea that Mr. Gay was not a gen- never occurred fnybody ‘here that old Tom was thing but “a gentleman, born and fatt made old ‘Tom a present of a j-acre ranoh in Routt County, Col- jo. Said he "wanted somebody to fishing and hunting with him.’ ranch house is near Steamboat ings. Mr. Moffatt erected a sum house, dug an artificial lake, laid golf links and built a tennis court, it old Tom did like the cli- ‘of Colorado, Coming back East da hotel at Seymour, Conn. road from New Haven to Wa . Here he was visited from to time by many of his New friends, He had the friend- maki ft. Many Seats ago Tom discussed with rter for The Evening World the | of tips and tippin don't know why it is,” he said, the largest tips are given by les poorest tippers, “ae Englanders. They haven't been to it. The most regular tip- is the New Yorker.’ Tt was in the Fifth Avenue that | tom Platt, Republican boss of New York State, made his home for more @ quarter century. The two were great friends. Dave Mof- much of whose fortune had been ‘in railroad battles, died in 1911, Old Tom Gay is survived by a ter, Mrs. E. C. Goodyear of alk, whose guest he was when by his last illness, and by two He leaves friends wherever there ‘which he was a part for nearly fifty years. * ary Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves tea just rub Musterole in briskly, and a the pain is gone—a delicious, comfort comesto takeits place. is a clean, white ointment with oil of mustard. Uee it ins plaster. Will not blister. ‘doctors and nurses use Muster- recommend it to their patients, will gladly tell you what relief from sore throat, bronchiti PAL OF BIG MEN inion Was King of Dining Room % ton, twenty or thirty years, heard with Fegret of the death at Norwalk, Conn., Ola Tom Gay—for twenty years no- body had been heard to call him Tom Or Thomas, but always Old Tom—was @ waiter in the old Fifth Avenue Ho- tel for forty-six years. Among those Whom he served more or less regular- Blaine > (id Tom was with Blaine the day of ) the Burchard speech), President Ar- | thur (his favorite guest), Tom Platt, |) President Garfield, Nelson W. Aldrich D> &nd oodles and oodles of other celeb- ) tities in the Who's Who of their day 7 WBut the ota nead waiter was famous ; ¥ were proud of his acquaintance, | + Detachment, 76th Field Artillery, For | are memories of the hotel of MISSED BY NEW YORKERS | WHO KNEW THE BROADWAY | OF TWENTY YEARS AGO THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION World’s Housewives’ ir r _1eM_ CAPT. WALKER WON D. 8. 0. FOR VALOR th ri comedy-drama enacted yesterday in third party, the stolid Haskell Tubb. Between Baths, if It’s on the East Side, and You Don’t Drink—“Nary a Drop.” “Ten Nights in a Bath House— irst Episode” was the title of tho|! saw I was in very dange Essex Market tle. MANY BATHS, ¢ Court. The famil- door in, The defendant wallops tne; DIRTY DEAL. fiat characters) (ier in the dome with & club in eelt- | nerrne( were all there— | fotendance” he battered hero, the indignant| Meanwhile order in the court had been a matter of question. There Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ Protective Association, Evening World, Post Office Box 1354. fiatwtahnwaa. Protective Association. | Inclose 2-cent stamp and membership token will Be mailed. Than One’ Pure Fallacy Trouble Comes When You Go Out to Lunch self to prevent a smash on the dome. roUs, “Then one picks up a celery tonic bottle; the other grabs a seltzer bot- They go out and knock stones through the window and bust the! 1919. AIRSHIP UP 100 HOURS. Ueliinh Craft Could Have Covered MW) Miles, Says Gen. Seeley, LONDON, During a dis- cussion of the Aerial Navigation Bill Farrar and Mary Garden. Rivals for ‘Carmen’ Fame, Compared and Contrasted ':: soy. ©. sever Secretary of the Ministry of Munitions, announced that the Government intended to make fly- ing safer by providing a large number of airdromes, some of them military establishments and some civil. A British airship, according to Gen. Seeley, recently remained in the air for more than one hundred hours. At jan average speed of fifty miles an hour, the Under Secretary added, the airship must have covered more than 5,000 miles, _—_—_—_—_ CONCERTS AND music, LEXINGTON TPA, Sg, tx. CHICAGO GRAND OPERA H iny at 2, Mints RAND Butterfly.” it ura, Lamont, Boulllies, Pav- lhe ats. ‘ Vg Polacco. “Trovatore” (Popuiar ‘an Gordon, INT PODROME. ny Maguenat, ley Oukrainsky GERALDINE FARRAP. Bouillieg, Charlier, Melba, Ciccolint |. Pavioska, Huberdeau. Her |cital at Acolian Hall last night, programme was rather long, ARMEN” was presented to U8 may be forgiven By Sylvester Rawling. yesterday by both our own|of her sopr opera company at the Metro- | pretive gifts “C ciation, Old Ita politan and by the visiting Chicago | O'ituse Association at the Lexington. It i8/ Alden Carpenter's songs were on her understood, of course, that Mr. Gatti| list. She was ompanied at plano by Bry: ‘Treharne rere.” Cond. Charlier » FAREWELL, PERFORM- igolettors “(Popular Prices) h, Clecolint, Ari: rench songs, n group, and a group of John son is loftily indifferent to the presence ao a lin the role of aetendant, were titters and giggles and guffaws at lee anieen puis Outinah throughout the testimony. The cli-|of the invaders, and that Mr. Cam-| Monday evening will be a gala oce NY HFPOOROWE To ORG WaT a soon came. in vithor ajcasion at the Park Th ‘c, where |with the vividly villainous namo, jo you drink?” the complainant |Pania! Pursues his course without «| ciuon at ihe Park Theatre, where) CAMPANINI CONCERTS. squint out of the corner of his left SOLOIST, there was Mr. Barth, not villainous veg + saan ond oe” wre iy Temple of Art at Broad. |, 0bin Hood” for the fi but with >| ayer bave © tauen OF es bs ac |he directed its four t tones abe ee ee eee ani00, YOU Arink?” the witness was) way and Fortieth Street, Um! May'| formance by’ the « New Yorker, We Wounded, De-| stephan Penteet and a friend de-| “Never have 1 drank.” eds get ecevanyape cee cue) Caner lmao ok kine Congtm CH IEAGS OPERA ORCHESTRA | livered Information After |°'4¢4 that not only was cleantiness| “Do you say these men were drunk, | by the rival directors would seem to) faded Wednesd | 4 w | Phone Wires Were Cut. \ é Bi a be ja WASHINGTON, Feb, 22.—Among awards of the Distinguished Service Cross announced to-day are the fol- lowing: | next to godliness, but that two baths Stephen, the two went to the Russian Mr. Barth?" asked His Honor, “They were awful drunk.” ere better than one, “How do you know?" According to ath at No, 268 East Tenth Street for thorough Cleansing. The process cing completed they decided to have bite of supper before retiring. At tillery.” of the court, looked up from “As soon as Steve opens his mouth out comes the odor of a whole dis- His Honor coughed; Mr. Rice, ha * | is books and almost forgot his dignity; 1 | te OFFICE OPENS 43 show that each has a subconscious knowledge of the other's intentions, and acts accordingly. It was a special matinee of Bizet's ‘Assoc Amelita Gal ance in ¢ Chicago Opera Or the Hippodr uppear- SEGUE HALL pes CANNEGIE HALL, ason with the TUESDAY. EVE., t FEB. 25, at 8.15. | HELENE j opera that Mr, Gatti offered, with| She will b jthe only Carmen in the company, | and last ( Geraldine Farrar, as the protagonist. | MT, t duct he THEATRES. BIIOU Fe eaten A New Farce A SLEEPLESS ' bs onter*—-Alan_ Di 48TH ST. | “The Bie Punch ts There." —Giobe, rEASE GET with TOBY’S BOW £2 in x's EDITH TALIAFERRO ANITE ATE THEA TURV GROVE Rf (rites NEW CENTURY “Us ‘a MIDNIGH IT WHIRL cd PLAYHOUSE Wet 2, re, 330, ALICE BRAD cy, By STS Mats. Wed., Thurs. ote J: FOULY ER ti Wie Musica ceed ont ie ACTS exSr- West BROADHURST")... Hanae "ese Wed. kat “urtie BROTHER n TYRONE POWER, WA 8 ck 30 Mi 4.40 futTON We falch! FLORENCE: REED in| ROADS or DESTINY HUDSO We a eroinas 8, 8AM BERNARD & LOUIS MANN ary the good Capt. McCormick left the Despite her lack of voice, which 1s | bean “Capt. Joseph Walker, 76th Field |} O'clock they returned to the steam | hurriediy: the audience roared. (remarkable this season and which is} John Po Tene VER ie ‘ean FRIDAY EVE, Artillery. For extraordinary heroism |%OU% and walked in for another!’ Many moments later the evidence 2 jon and whi nn, Rowell will talk on “The 28, at S15. Violin Recital ' don Wack Bip Villase |Scrubbing, ‘There the trouble began. | was resumed. beyond comprehension, since she is Musto” at the Me bend < Re reddit | “We had paid 40 cents apiece for a Jak ee only in the prime of life, and of § RKUTEMAY ‘ovate France, July 15, 1918. Making MIM) russian bath and lodging,” an-| Ttseemsto be a matter of statistics| recently developed tendency to over- | Seats Nox Off. Mat M. TT. Hanson. _(Knahe Piano.) way from the forward observation nounced Stephan. “We had it and| that every card game on the east side dress, she gave a vivid, almost el: “ selected for Post through an extremely heavy | thon went out for something to eat,”|!# followed by a robbery. The natural trical, dramatic portrayal of the ond of the “Free Operatic Night H.ppodrome, Sunday | Night, March 2 important information, after tele-| giant you?" asked Attorney Frie.|$KINGIN THE § !t is much better! sion upon the audience and won for| pices of the American Art Educas Mc C 0 R M A C K ee jag So Mors been ae lander, HOLE, $136 Meaee ete eats |hee an ovation. Had ile opera been | tion Society | The ¢ 1 een Mi. ls 1G MBG: a eee oat and after he ha eon severely | ange . @tashan card | newly rehearsed, or was it the infec- | elude Clemente 2. NOW at Box Office, wounded. Home address, Mra. J0-| gerrentig, vt Snewered StePhan| ranie, antow ones friends to do lke- | non ye Mice Inecrice enthuse eens | plano. | PROLiAn WAL, WEXT SATURDAY AFT. AT 3. |geph Walker, wife, No. 116 Hast 684) «whet happened when you camo| Wie snd then binekieck the winner) 2.0. 1, 1¢ « semblance of new life?| Compositions of Ernest Bloch and RESNIKOFF Street, New York. back?" of the total amount as he emerges At any rate, the performance was| Charles Martin Loeffler will be given “Sergt. Carr M. Thomas, Battery A, 12th Field Artillery. For extraordl- nary heroism in action near Chateau- Thierry, France, July 21-23, 1918, With anather soldier Sergt. Thomas voluntarily crossed an area swept by shell and machine gun fire to estab- ish Mason with the infantry, ob- taining valuable information for the battery commander, Two: days later, after working in an observatory un- der constant shel! fire, this soldicr | <4 was wounded, but he refused. first | ald until other een had been cared for, and went to the rear only upon being ordered to do so. Home ad- | dress, Mrs. C, P. Dennis, mother, Rosemont Park, New Rochelle, N. Y. | “Sergt. George W. Caldwell, Medical th in, st ur ne he extraordinary hi sm in action near! to la Trinite France, July 16)! & 1918. Although suffering from a se-| yy vere gassing, received after his mask had been shot y by a fragment! a shell, Sergt Idwell continued vy shelling to admin. | wounded. Home ad p Caldwell, father, Mont- “hake ¢ Ferme al Yor ‘extri ord. | cn near Je Char- rett ret B, 76th. Noid Arithier inary heroism in ac , France, July 28, 1918, After n | himself, had been ‘badly wounded, | T and, seeing his commanding officer le and thirty-two comrades wounded by|I a bomb from an enemy plane, Private | Howard refused treatment, but as- | sisted in the evacuation of the wounded, Hom idrews, Samuel | Howard, father, No, 102 Purk Avenue, | Summit, N “First L {eal Corps, extraordinary heroism in action near Trinite Fefme. neo, July 14-15, 1918. During the entire night of Tuly | 14-15 and throughout the following | duy Lieut, O'Brien was continually expoced to hich explosives and gas shells in caring for the wounded, even | | after he had been painfully wounded | by the fragment of a shell. Home! address, Thomas O'Brien, father, No. | 42. Dwirht Street, New Haven, Conn. “Private Luman K. Sanford (de- ceased), Battery F, 76th Field Artil-| lery ‘or extraordinary heroism in action near Chateau-Thierry, France, July 14-15, 1918. During a heavy shell- ing Priv Sanford continued to re- pair bre lephone lines, which ‘. W. H. J. O'Brien, Med- en t were constantly being severed by shell fire, until he was killed by an enemy sh, Next of kin, Rev. Lu- nford, father, No. 119 Mad-) Y . Harold D. eguie, 311th | Infantry. For extraordinary heroism tion near € France, Nov. Although his wrist was shat- and he was suffering from se- vere machine gun wounds, Capt. Res- seguie continued to direct operations for several hours, refusing to be evac- uated until all the other wounded had received attention, After reaching the dressing station, although suffer ing intense pain, he gave full tactical information to his successor, Home address, Mrs, Anna Ressegule, wife, No, 812 Sherman Avenue, Watertown, N.Y jergt.Francis J. Brown (deceased), Battery F, 76th Field Artillery, For extraordinary heroism in action near Chateau-Thlerry, France, July 14-15, 1918, Sergt. Brown kept in repair tho telephone lines, which were constantly being broken by heavy shelling, re- maining at this hazardous task until killed by an enemy shell. Next of kin, Thomas Brown, \wood, N. J,” take the key to my locker.” we fleet joint like a gentlema establishment thirsty bather could don't let drunk persons in any more.’ “They grabbed my arm and tried to| '"t the cold light of morning. “Did you throw any bottles?” “Not a bottle did I throw: “Did you throw any stones?" the sole means of winning in what not. “Did you kick the door in?” “Certainly not.” “Did you and your friend announce at you were wins to kill every one side Stephan denied this alleged an- puncemenut of & general massacre Stephan's witness told a similar ory. He had apparently escaped nscathed, in contrast to the volumi- ous band he “We went out for something to ea e declared. “When we 9 found the crowd playing black- ck for mone Here his face re- 1 his horror at such behaviour, “Then we were kicked out. I said Ste ook out, Steve, there are few hundred coming after us,’ »mebody hit me. 1 reply: ‘For t is your object to hit me” Then de with a club, though we d out of the ings from the winner's fat purse Mr. pasteboards, or under oath Yesterday he appeared ceny of $136. found @ card game in progre: bad wal dealt one card only. Moses Burth, the proprietor of the then testified that the obtain naught and geltzer on his $136 to disappear. it celery tonte | him with a pocketknif they came back they were i vend he explained, I says, ‘We game, had merely had “ luck.” n Steve grabbed a bottle and hol- red, ‘I'll smack your dome to pieces. start to holler ‘Help!’ and hide my- was criminally liable, BACCLE HYMN Of the (Dry) Republic By Nelson Macy Mine eyes have seen the malice of the Prohibition horde; ‘They are seoking out the cellars where the corn and rye are stored; They think to stop our drinking {s to glorify the Lord. The strife is marching on. CHORUS, Glory, Glory Hallelujah! Glory, Glory Hatlelujaht Glory, Glory, Halleluiah! Majorities must rule. Republicans and Democrats are now consumed by fear; With eager ears placed on the ground the bone-dry note they hear; So they vote to save the workman from his harmless glass of beer, And strife is marching on. CHORUS, The Prohibition lobbies and the Pilly Sunday screed, ‘The Bryans and the Populists and all that thoughtless breed, Have changed our Constitution, binding men who once were freed, And strife is marching on. CHORUS, In Russia the barbarte they took all drink away; It's Bolshevik and lawless and a hopeless land to-day; May naught Ike that come here to us, let everybody pray, As strife goes marching on. CHORUS, At @ wedding feast in Cana, near the Sea of Galilee, Christ turned the water into wine, a miracle, You see, ‘Tho right for them to drink the wine it’s wrong for you and me. His truth goes marching on. CHORUS, Let us face the situation like Anglo-Saxons true, Vote down with a majority a law made by a few; We do not often want @ drink, but when we do, we do. ‘The strife will soon be o'er, CHORUS, at least, one would judge from the cases in Essex Market Court that that is friendly little game of poker, stuss or And another little tip for the pro- spective poker player: It is also con- sidered en regle, after one had held up the unlucky winner of the entire pot, to bring a counter charge of as- sault when you are arrested for lar- ceny, burglary or disorderly conduct, for removing forcibly your lost earn- Smith never gambled. Never in his whole life did he toy with the) © friend wife spend a sleepless night on actount of his sporting activities, This he told in court, charging the defendant with the lar- He had gone to a certain room and . He} was forced to sit at a table, and fol- lowing the rules of the game he was In three min- utes that one unlucky king of clubs, in some mysterious way, caused the The defendant in this merry game said that the complainant had cut) He inciden- | tally denied the robbery, and said that the complainant, an old hand at the Tun of bad It was decided that neither party spirited and ‘commanding to a hign|by the Modern Music Society of New | ___ RUSS _AND SIBERIAN IBERIAN SONGS. degree. York at its fifth musicale at the |— Martinelli was a_stunniig Don seeclnwelG He Be eet even- | THEATRES. Jose, singing the Rose song with ‘ng with the onzaley Quartet. ? Pathos, fervor and beauty. Clarence 4, EMPIRE fray 4 (0%, Whitehill was a tower of strength Prof. Samucl A. Baldwin will si WILLIAM” Bates Escamillo and Margaret Roma free organ recitals at the ¢ Col. We. COMEDY. GILLETTE New Amsterdam. to-morrow ut 4 ge on ternoons ind Wednesday not as unsophisticated as she should appear, was Micacla, Mr, Monteux conducted well. - c Mary Garden was Carmen last) SANTIAC night in the Chicago Opera Com- Rad Patty P4ny’s presentation of Bizet's opera q, 0 at the Lexington Theatre. She is es to Feb ATOP NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE _ not temperamentally suited to the TEGEEiD ssiocins part. She imbues the cigarette girl consumption with a mentality of her own that Chile & MIDNIGHT FROUC }_TWO ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SHOWS ~All Ziegfeld Stars and Beauties Aopear in NO OTHER Entertainments. COHAN & HARRIS W355 Bes, Bie THE ROYAL VAGABOND A COHANIZED OPERA COMIQUE. Carmen did not poss |have possessed. That her portrayal jhas admirable qualities might without saying. roone thing, makes her ( nobody has ever done differen to the advances of the T fer he has sung his great claim of everybody Litlas | Pastia’s tavern. She ts obsessed with love, or passion, call it what you | will, for Don Jose, She is expecting him. ‘There is no room, at that time, for thought of any other man. A true and fine conception, Miss Garden, Then, in the first act, she dresses simply as a cigarette ‘girl going to work naturally would dress, ‘She fights with the other woman realisti- cally, but the spirit which imbues her ‘s different. Her dancing is charm- Ing but not sensuous. Even with Escamillo, in the last act, her passion is of the intellect, The Carmen of the late Bressler-Gianoli will ever be 8 and could not he STOMACH UPSET? Pape’s Di: upepsin at once |} Ens ends sourness, gases, — |[ Henry Miller's TA. 44, me Pe iy acidity, indigestion. MEO il | MRS. FISKE oi ckiiss LIBERTY \!5t “St Eves. at 8.80, WED. & SAT. 2.30, Le DITRICHSTEIN The MARQUIS de rRIULA WICKEROGKTA. B sath K i ats. 215 4, a sa ia Siustias ‘Coinedy. g to the Lumps of undigested food causing pain. When your stomach is acid. gassy, sour or you have heartburn. |flatulence, headache or dyspepsia, her is instant relief —No waiting! Nea at Bl TOuUN CO! WEST 48th St Eves, 8.20, Mata Wed. (Pop, )&iat.2.30, tery play ever written. LONGACRE Most fasclnating TH THEA. 85th. W. of Bway. Eve. 630 Mauinees Wed. CENTRAL "ws;,©.4%, 09 ee Pyar Hues! Somebody's Sweetheart SUNDAY EVE, CONCERT--4 STAR ACTS, CASINO" A Merry Must eat Momance, SELWYN THEATRE THE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH JANE | COWL THE CROWDED HOUR oa Wed & Sat MA INE ELL JOT’ Ss THEATAE, West 39 Fives, 8.30, THE ComeDy HIT TEA for 3 MATS_WED_ and SAT. 2.50 ory, so convincing it was. Of prese day Carmens I am inclined to award the palm to Marguerite Sylva, who has studied the tY¥pe of the Spanish girl sedulously, who is deep in the lore of Prosper Merrimec's book on which the opera is founded and, therefore, is distinctively Freneh, and who sings as well as acts the part The performance by Mr. Cam- panini'a force as not brilliant Georges Baklanoff, as Vscamillo, loarried the audience off lis feet by his dramatic singing of the Toreador song, and was forced to repeat Charles Fontaine did not eclipse memories of other Don Joses. Gus- tave Huberdeau was an excell Beet Mot an etfective Micxela, {at any drug store but there is no surer ;Alma Peterson, Irene vloska, | oF quicker stomach relief known,—Advt | Nicolay Dua and Defrere. Mr. Char-| * ler conducted. ~ HARRIS Yee" 4 Rg HOLIDAY iATINGE FOsbAY 238 THE BIG SENSATION FEN) OF SPIRIT MYSTERY GS 4) Grips NEW YORK! x FOLLOW THE CROWD T0 THE INVISIBLE FOE "Thrills that bite to the marrow Dorosry Die Don't stay upset! Eat a tablet of| Pape’s Diapepsin and instantly your | stomach feels fine. All the indigestion pain, gases, acidity and misery in the stomach ends. ,Pape's Diapepsin tablets cost little 45° CORMAN sue: Wd a ee Ga. } ry “ae Bue at ham 1. OF THE TOWN,” “A PRINCE THERE WAS” GEO. M. COHAN as the Prince, ott " PUNCH & JUDY iio): Fist ry le STUART WALKER 3 SEASON. b iT oF i The E MOUNTAIN MATINEE TO-DAY. THEATRES. BRONX OPERA HOUSE 149TH ST., E. OF 3D AV. Evenings 25 to $1.00 Wed. Mat. 25¢ & 50c Sat. Eve. 25¢ to $1.50 Sat. Mat, 25c, 50c & 75 30, the 30, “Le Prophete” was sung at Metropolitan Opera House | | Caruso, as John of Leydei }commanding firure that h in this character. Margare for the first time this season os, of the best thines « does, Claudia Muzio ax Bertha, The bie dee Diaz, Mardones, Rothier p | 4 the ballet was headed by Rosina n 2, Lonn bi jt, mr. Bway. Brea, 8.80, ines Thur iat,” 2.20, LYCEUM DADDIES la WEEK Fee 21TH BELASCO Wai WX Frainw wane, li, Mr. Bodanzky conducted ANH. WOODS Fruits Mata. Thure and ete ae = THE GREATEST DRAMA EVER STAGED “ , Director. C tor the nth |! 8 Months at Eltinge Theatre FRANGES STARR» TIGER! TIGER!" stone Er "5.20. Mats vee "se and final week of the Chicago Grand | Opera season at the Lexington Thea- tre, will offer, Monday night. "Cleo- patre.” with Mary Garden; Tuesday, a revival of "with the debat | of Dorothy Jardon; W. “Traviata” with Galli- day, “F Mary Garden, and F ba's only performance he SANDERSON CAWTHORN Mm CANARY” ba a. 80 Seta oh CRITERION. @ Met. 2 ‘UNDER ORDERS” | wit EFFIE SHANNON & JAMES L. CRANE . Mme. Mel- | of the season i in which Guido Ciccolini | will make ‘his first operatic appear ance here. At the last matinee urday Galli-Curei will sing “L ——"Weat gath Bi Nata Wed. aati £30, in ° uble bill Insluding : A By went TUKGEl an, Fe me Better Aigle.” a one-act onera to be hear Her le thie Se st bs | FLORENCE REED * Ol ance Saturday night. (tous: Peroux-Williams gave @ rev OF. DESTINY”; CUR er ne a re hit eae etd ies aeae®. yy UNKNOWN PURPLE PRINCESS ‘5 a mat ee “OH, il DAR CENTURY see War a His '° THE BETROTHAL pay ms a Pop Mat Wed Oe is, 41.00 NANHATTAN fare Marjorie TO-MORROW EVE. at 8.15 N.Y, sai Orchestra Nera Ba Bayes | Petes, 8 NORA BA vis UNDAY EVE. CONCED WM. COLLIER, Next Week: MARY “D, Cons Th Ae ROCK AYE BABY Week "EVES OF YOUTH. HUBERT: RIVIERA, The Ni SH. HEATRY, 2 yi i 4th Si Greenwich Vill 1 At Phin Spring gad ALERNE DU Foxt nto he yt weg ~r ap Box Office an wich Village Special NOH to BROOKLYN, Pissing, Every Suuday—2 Big Concerts 9 Sunday World Wants Work