The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 11

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1919. HEADLINERS OF THE STAGE IN THIS WEEK’S ATTRACTION, A New Conied % T the Belmont Theatre to-night SS. | i i VELVET Li LA A & comedy by Mary Safford . J 8 nd Leslie Vyner, en eh 4 s , of sy “ATOR ilps titlea y "will be pre ty I sia ~ . © ‘ f sented, This is a play of Lancashir Res F ce b Fabs veges ‘ey 5 'GFELO life that comes from London, Mi ‘3 “a R. ‘ ¥ s i ; Sa: ng of ROCK && WHITE cbiefly co 4 with Mrs. Dobbin, . \ i j ‘ or: ; NE who make pear that her son has % ¢ 1 “ died #0 Ut ay collect money | : ‘ RR, ma oe ¥ % ‘ — Lohan Bas 4 Bi frgin @ life insurance compgny. Molly Pearson has the } vipat ‘ wd _ ; Bay % AApUGme with her are Loule Limery, Joma . 13 yt j f Heh? Be McSweeney and others. e . . v ‘te Py pitied ) é i , y . SHORE sey geek . . . J A d \ Tho musical play #Miss Simplicity” will, be the tion at thy Shub Riviera T “A Tallor-Made Man,” with G a tae as 4 . PEARSON IN Mitchell in the name-part, comes to es { 3 ~ SS 4 wat ener the Manhattan Opera House for a bat s ‘ has tf HRATRE. two-weeks’ stay " ‘ : ‘ A new musical comedy catled * \ i “ef, | he of it, but thin *yaza” Frocks and Frills,” by Fred C $ " f ¥ We r iN | humor uires tufinitely — more and Helen T the attrac teehnique thin the broad and obviows ! § 5 \ . ‘ 7 hie that was in ve tion at the + jard ‘Theatre. . . he r B Walker V “The Little Brother" goes to Loew's Seventh Avenue T . * " } wa ay ‘ %. delights in having some- — ———— ———— j . bo , my 3 ’ ty inse to the imagination to sup- - i " BETTER THAN CALOMEL \N OO li eee ia" eo ‘A ; apneaga LIBERTY 3. FTiesueaniday Haven To peavered | Sl eas tee ty VA pee 4 er | | CASTORIA oma Ht sc RtoLA Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets For Infants and Children inp Way Are a Harmless Substitute In Use For Over 30 Years ZW a FataNobae Edwards’ Ol , " : ” ? : —s JOHN CORT'S pti 7 4 S ; at st ; ° : valk Matha BWEST MUSICAL Com and their effect on the liver is almost ine ee: eo. yor f is i eee aa cs its signal are stantaneous. They are’ the result of Dr, | — eee ‘ . ere | t lings by ¥6 Edwards’ determination not to treat live : 4 5 Joke that I just wrot and bowel «0 ileieds with cals, His Ed | Wynn Tells | a ‘ | atance, this ane , CONCERTS AND MUSIC. efforts to banish it brought out these little | ’ i f are , * OPOLITAN OP! oleeceolered | tal M the showwise house managers, usher f wire abou 1|MEBT } fe) The pleasant little tablets do. the’ doc | How He ‘akes and stage hande, I never seer “ Looe ited kno w bot | we near M NI y Maes AN ian vane PERA that calomel coes, but have no bad aft ved h get a definite gauge of my ¢ a ; ; eae ell e kte : Biv arrcn ovens They don’t injure the teeth like st Folks Laug with the result tat { would ; the trade, yaoit hat i ah ae NIGHT, MAR. ‘i6 or calomel. They take hold of th ible qupesnnbannst | good” one ghow and do an unaccunt- K » 5 os a aa a as cee soe Soe Ba if , ale orm iy " i Ui cratna,. Mare 4 able “flop” the next, 1 didn’t know al A J ro the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes | By Ed Wynn ne'n LE UROPE, : + to let Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets take it . |pathy, and that humor, no matter] STHR MELTING OF mouye | ei finally of TH. feeling come from constipation and a 7 ne | would be. inte@pr TURSDAY APT CARNEGIE HAL, at 3.00 ‘ vata 4 ths. t. 1 simply p@pped on and |¥OU wanted to, d the audience, or that of m4 Nerd . An NEC Note how they, a clue d brain and how trusted to blind inetingt to get the| Sverything depends on the audience. & boob character, And here is where | some people ter o'tamo that |aw a at MAR THEATRES, 8. THEATR __THEATRES, LYCEUM {j'," meets with indifferen nd even dis- . and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at | ; tem |4t that time that a performer must ‘ | tow ards me t ex the name lays avoc with the gums, So do strong} » how I make ‘e ae ; : od ne 1 juense of t a S. Infantr: ai | W ta & iquids. It is best not to take calomel, but , one a, |rst establish a bond of personal sym- | “Maser ROBERTS : ! Joomea as a ‘Foray the Nw x wna 3 place r x {HOW natural and unctious, must ba} SROACHURST THmRaTRE. about nothing raw Most headaches, “dullness” and that lazy! soiney or Canarsie, It ls all a er elle curbe: give - iceman lal nature ain) | eee oe one ave ‘i pune rey rn a f audience control. In my y| - a e and , o" itud r di f W Ty ke I Dlive , ° 5 . e UART WALKER ‘Viecent PIL se vod Fak eoso el hears rere enyt ec cent F SL A tied ¢tlash ts arto wears PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA i. ites Loo! mit "i II vt Be a toughs. W my extemporanecous; The same joke which sendy one |LWill let ud a Jistie: selon ot Piney ula’ = 20 RMN ct aia | | oe box, All druggists. Advt i ivantabiy aa as | teammate ene oer taaeumena=* meee meena | Audience into convulsions of laughte approbation under difterent. cireum-| =——-AMERICA’S FOREMOS TRES AND DER THE DIRECTION OF CEE ANI “AND J.J. 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