The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 23

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WORK HONDAY WONDERS JAKE COWL THe CROWDED wouR Coe — |the Columbia Theatre in a new satire called "The Health Hunters.” Foster and Harcourt are popular comedians at this house, and they got a warm hand on their entrance last nignt, which increased in volume as they | went through their rough and tumole jantics and eccentric dancing. Pam Lawrence sings up-to-date dit- ties in a pleasing manner, and Grace Anderson and Libby Hart share ap- | Plause with hervin Ret tl and dances. | “GIRL FROM ROM THE FOLLIES” BURLESQUE AT THE OLYMPIC “The Girls from the Follies ar- rived at the Olympic Theatre on East 14th Street, last might, and will play at this popular house for the rest of this week. The company appears in two up-to-the-minute acts of bur- lesque. Fred “Falls” Binder is the principal | comedian of the show, and he does Jeverything to amuse ‘the audience, | from falling into a tub of oold water falling Into the stage box seat unt caused an uproar r Robinson, a and Harry Van, a st ; : ity M have been found for him a dozen man with a sweet tenor voice, which Newest shapes; large, small or medi-| he used to good advantage in his years >, mas Chalmers, for the 4 cisedotri aimed “free if hats and} ® Iras design in old tte hele no inging number: first time, was Tonio, He sang the materials are purchased lere— fe tones Sid MENHeer > \ Re prologue with fine artistry and en-! Quy regular $2.97. 1.86 FLOWERS UNDER GLASS ONY | Rorea Cie Date recovery eone ae bait two Our regular $4.97..... 3.44 crrenrath again was Silvio, fur riher example of how well ‘ Limit two | ns can sing. 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Our regular $3.17..... Bee . famous Kreutser Limit & VES Y.| AMUSEMENTS, WA ADISON SQ. GARDEN Short Season, Twiee Daily RINGLING BRO BARNUM@ BAILEY incus THE COLOSSUS OF ALL AMUSEMENT* ALL NEW YORK MARVELS AT THIS THE WORLD'S MOST AMAZING CIRCUS, uy of Freaks Professional Mat. pe 2.15 (No Wednesday Mat, This Week) >??? HAVE YOU SEEN ? ?? THE 27TH DIVISION BIG MUSICAL SUCCESS LET’S BEAT IT Laughter and muste In every lnc Anu All Soldier Production, “As Good and Better Than Professional.” Alan Dale Division and. Sole Benefit 27th Merona The OPERA HOUSE IGHT AT 8.30 RICKENBACKER Speaking on “THE ARENA OF THE SKY." | OR. HENRY VAN DYKE, Chairman. G00 BEATS STILL FOR ‘evEnYBObY Met, J.B. Pond Lyceum Bureau, 60 he Aid ee. wonders att, the Hip ¥ See Worit. da iis Mears €v at Ai DANCE Terrace » Garden PALACE Leningtem AY Dancing 7 to 12, Seturi Sunday 2 to 12 BOWERY WURLESOERS «+ * BROOKLYN. GRAND OPERA HOUSE: BROOKLYN, Continuous 1 to 1 Fulton’ st, AO iG, WEEK en miss. “FiT TO WIN” Authorized by, the bije Health Service, Hist twig To we FUL ng the Vicious Ways racy of A PICTURE. FOR. EVERY MAN AND WOMAN 10 SEE WEEK DAY MATINEE, 25¢, BALCONY SMOKING EV, 25 @ 35¢. For Women Only, PERMITTED, CONCERTS AND MUSIC. OPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE—SPECIAL Kn AMsoclation’s Gala Concert SERUEL HACHMANING nid PHILADELPHIA Snowestna TUESDAY EVENING. APILIL M ful A LIFETINIE OF . was told I was} ! THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919. eo as ee ees tw rrgcnel HEARN Went of Fifth Avenue 17th Great Spring Sale —— LAST FOUR DAYs—— New Spring Merchandise and Apparel at Money-Saving Prices Different vs Will Be Advertised for" Different Days ‘L’Oracolo’ And ‘Pagliacci’ | At the Opera By Sylvester Rawling. Es. CARUSO, of uA name the “of course’ might italicised—it was that drew ie |the Metropolitan Opera House last night an audience that exhausted the limits of its capacity, while patient | jand hopeful would-be patrons, with {money to spend, who had stood in line for hours, were turned away.) There was a double bill of Leon “L'Oracolo” “Pagliacci,” latter work that Mr. peared. Nobody hes rivalled him or and of Leoncavallo’s It was as Canio in the Caruso ap- or in the acting of the part, but isn’t it time to call a halt upon his exag- werations in both particulars?) Mr. | Caruso’ ts bec too effective an artist still to indulge himself in the ext ances for which excuse might | is Ukely to rival him in the singing | \\ hts performance. Af" "was ice cream and murder, it soda, | and the | d aling and is that by I ‘ul Althouse as Wo and acts worthily and das Hua-Quee, and Audisio as a ortune Teller fit well in the picture, t the least effective of which are I Marie Matt- Skill of the players and their individual characteristics were well known before they began this series. To real music lovers the pair have | furnished a rare tre The large audience of last night showed its gracious and thankful appreciation. and his “Sym- ve been Invited nister of Public Arts, to visit Walter Damrosch phony Orchestra | by M. La Instruction and and e Orchestra Henry Harkness Flagler, dent and the financial backer of the Symphony Society, and Mr, Dam- roseh will hold the matter for con- sideration for next ye in. the Presi- Mr. Damrosch, as nounced, is to sail for France next Saturday to take charge of the school for army bands h he helped to establish with the A, BE. I last sum~- mer, At the Theatre du Vieux Colombler to-morrow afternoon there will be @ concert for the beneft of the French tudents. in Springfield camp. Raymonde Delaunois, Louis Wins, 3 rd Ceodron, Henry Cassadesus, Wyman, Ho’ Brockway arra will add to the gular company. © Occupation Right. sal to Tho Evening World.) By a unanimous vote, t night adopted a resolution offered by Bernard J, yning, a Democrat of the lower the Paris Peacr President Wilson, of occupation of ish pcople of the and. the Assembly adopted ne resolution, by Samuel J, n without a ‘dissenting vote. ork is the fitth | State in the TWO STORES ears Co. pe 24-26 W, 34th Stuy Sixth Ave, & 16th 8t. | Now Tnion to ‘Sp SPEAR'S ALL-METAL SANITAKY BED SPRING. 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