The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 23

EATRES. Winver Ga d jen BYES Te MARJORIE ‘RAMBEAU “THE FORTUNE TELLE INTURY GROVE ROOF OF ana) uaree ee? MIDNIGHT WH HIRE AT 11.50 =A SENSATION®| PLAYHOUSE jist Wit bt, Ait ALICE-BRADY * 'Sixs" B JOU ORF sh at “The Leugh Mocea of Wisearre Square HL Tea eree se zze'tt ta 1 pete otoee aller seeing A SLEEPLESS NIGHT I] Eupny.,emouph to be out in the tam B. of Bway. Bis. wih NORMAN TREVOR Ge MOLLIE | CHARLES | 80 WASSELL | KING KI Others ® 1 EXPRESIET TM Saw Machel Crothers’ Mejitiant Comedy A LITTLE JOURNEY And in a public 1 before “1 ENJOYED THIS Pi AY IMMEN- SELY. MY HANDKERCHIEF IS WET and MY SIDES ARE ACHING” if he nt speaking with t to-night, he'd spree Vi DERBILT THEATRE. WITESIOE.~ il oe BOOTH Tis Gorin 430 ete b— WOMAN 1 Re Fe Shed sm : UP-IN- MABEL: ROOM” HUDSON ° Sam BERNARD end Lous MANN FRIENDLY ENEMIES NS Vvua. at #20 CURT seis NAY & WISE fe PY RICKS A fil | GET MARRIED” with ERNEST TRUE ERIN TAUAFERRO UTTLE THEATRE ASTOR Kes i + Wek Sat ERSTsWESToitien BOTH ST. i. at sat ate. Te tAUoW HiT, | KEEP ro YOURSELF Very much peppered French faree."* a0 Mata 4s SELWYN THEA, Wud Jane Cowl in N ‘| The Crowded Hour WAXING ELLIOTIT'S Wo for 3 «; Mats, Wed. and Sat., 20. } CENTRAL Oi - hel SOMENODY'S *snéctieka ‘CASINO Mittin Wea & LYRIC |; eee a8 One! TOMORROW 200 Tine! MAT, THE UNKOWN PURPLE ‘THE BEST KNOWN PLAY INN. Y." Baia Wed and 54 PR NCESS Nora Baycs } fe) Last 2 Was BAYES! fn'tapiee PLYMOUTH 3.0") ‘x nar li JOHN BARRYMORE nedewiiion DARK {3 Sis) hrs, [eset POPULAR MATINEE TO-MORROW SOCIETY OF AMERICAN SINGERS nae i : AOI HOOD EYES OF YOUTH LOEW'S 7th Ave, #124", _ HODGE "CURABLES " HosonEma |f ne THE LTTue TEACH ht vtany ) Orchestra Beals do Hh Kioma Philadelphia, Va. 5) en ne ‘Bohemian Girl’ Revived at Park Gear” tense. voice much clouded. Blanche DuMfeld, as the grown-up Arline, was not immune, although ehe | ved steadily; neither was Cora s Qupen of the Gypsies, who amatically satisfactory, Ber- | & eacock, as Devilshoof, was By Mr. Hinshaw By Sylvester Rawling. & BOHEMIAN GIRL" the Society of Park Theatre last night. the general manager, appy in choosing presentation by the company as he been in his selections heretofore. was not bears, does not wea s become threadbare, *, despite the applause bestowed upon them by a large night, savor of banality is melodramatic to the point of ab- The book is impossible to The familiar The action Hinshaw was handicapped | hix production, too, by what seemed | was Ath: 1 epidemic of colds among his tim was Herbert Waterous, ALOOHOL- -3 PERO} Pre inthe Senda NAL Omonths oh 5 Doses = 35 350 CENT? Exact Cay of Wrapper. SToRERCTNE & MIDNIGHT FROLIC 0 ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SHOWS nN “" Ail Ziegfeld Stars and Beauties © Appear in NO omnes Entertainments. COHAN & HARRIS Wate wta THE ROYAL VAGABOND| A CONANIZED OPERA COMIQUE. MRS. FISKE“ LIBERTY? i157 {4 LEO oie alain THE MARQUIS de PRIOLA Ke KERBOCKER, Bro ¥ S15. Ma eareia LONGACRE S\f5" ini" Phy) ened (othe HARRIS THEATRE r = GEO. M. COHAM as the Prince a 10B LYCEUM § Henle DAD D I E s BELASCO "1 8 FRANCES STARR '~ SAND RSON “CAWTHORN chute Sam Hardy, Doyle & Dixon, Maud Eburne, ee Ee: : ‘AND ANOTHER SAITA-GOLDEN Wi FOOLS \:.":.: Sana le a FRITZI ‘fil a ee = fink j, polioroud singer, Craig Camp- i sae Arnheim, usually a gatié- song and acted well as Strouse. a Galli and the ballet, as usual, were 0 was Thaddeus, disclosed bis feature of the performance. Mr. Mon- ound of voice and vigorous in action was|John Phillips was excellent as the|* Goldman foolish fop Florestein, was the Captain of th ard, Mar- the] garet Donna was the Nurso, and the -|tiny child Georgine Haldorn, as the little Arline, acting, although self-possessed tot thi be for Geraldine Farrar in her ma Butterfly! jact that could not fail to arouse in fact, at/Iaughter. They will be remedied at the next performance. Then theré was always the masterful John MeGhie. out and win applause for himself aad for the orchestra Farrar in the name part, was repes at the Metropolitan Opera House night, This time Clarence White an impersonation ond to none save that of Maurice Renaud's and better sung than by the who |renowned French artist. Rafaclo Dias =| GASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Use For Over Thirty Years a THE CENTAUR GOMPANY, NEW YORK OFTY. VAUDEVILLE. “| Tang. F Park & box, Osh St AUS A 2i0S. Nv. th Ave au nS ily 2e-gt | HE! MUP ao a te Ri SIDE | BELLE CANER, DAZIE, ween Oth GUS EDWARDS. ADVAN LOEW's new YORK THEATRE ¢ bie ta Reserved. AMUSEMENTS. qaeemeriesy ' Exposition 10 A.M. to 10.30 P.M. Daily to March 15th mamas 15 cents tice \ we " DANCE Terrace Garden PALACE PA ALK. Hall ig aero] Dik, dis ments itv Maids of America }\)\,4' f.." PHOTO PLAYS. PLAZA \ii" “LITTLE WOMEN." Dulsa Mo ATe Story | 1 MORWOW | GERALDINE FARRAR Times Bhd ery a \ ‘Oren BROADWAY FF, iseet MARY CHARLIE | MAC LAREN CHAPLIN | oThe Amazing Wit a Dow's Lit ;| STRAND ms d # the most natural I can recall. What a baby she e were some mishaps in the last | s¢ who conducted, to straighten things Massenet’s “Thais,” with Geraldine 25. 35, 56 Spprine 7 te 12. Saturdy @ Buadey 2 10 12 |teux conducted. } vi a ‘last night. The young man hi and some temperament, but, at pres nt, little poetry, It is to be hoped that ti thusiastic a s heuse full of his. frier |blind him to the fact ini }long and arduous road to travel be fore he can hope to reach the of the brilliant young linists who ha to in the boy began to s 1e time has been a pupil Trnka's, His struggle for ex f has not been easy, and he deserv ty be encouraged. In th ment of concerto by h, with the assistanc companist at the piano, fer, he was at his best. In a “Hebre Legend” and a “Danse Caprice,” by Israel Joseph, he showed some feel Mr. Joseph died last J t the d written larger works 8 hoping to have Bee ““MAEDS OF AMERIC. A’ WITH HALL AND BARRY | SCORE AT COLUMBIA | “Without Rhyme or Ransome" with | the Maids of America at the Cot K affor¢ who are wo.rying over th 1 kaugh. The tw bia Theatre this we ample nity to put particular type of comedy. And they carry the audience with them fro. the minute of their entrance until the final curtain descends on the land of | the midnight eun Hail and Barry put over some | screamingly funny bits, and those | were not dimmed by any attempts to { sing. Songs were many and ably han- dled ras and several sprightly principals, Messrs. Miller, Smith and Stool s' vantage in harmony songs. c tumes of the girls and the stage se tings were above the ordinar apace KEEP ON KNITTING; HERE'S $50'000 BARGAIN IN WOOL Patriotic Women Asked Not to Lay | Aside Needles — Soldiers | Need Garments | All the patriotic ladies of that army | of knitters who laid down their | needles when the armistice was issued | are called upon to take up their knit tterlee, | ting by Mrs. Herbert L | Chairman of the Comforts Committ of the Navy League, Beginning t3- | day $50,000 worth of wool will be sold | at @ Joss at the committee headquur- ters, at No, 405 Madison Avenue, and the purchasers will be expected to start turning out garments for Uncle Sam's soldiers and sailors | “We are pleading with Ameriou) women not to s knitting.” Mrs Satterlee said. duty to our brave men is by no means ended. 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