The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1919, Page 27

© THE NEW RLAYS © “Toot Sweet” Capital Entertainment BY CHARLES DARNTON FTER all, the boys who fought overseas made a food mess of it in the way of entertainment, if we may take “Toot Sweet,” Princess Theatre last night, as the sort of show offered them in the Elizabeth Brice was one of tie cheery souls who crossed the ocean with Margaret Mayo's ‘when the ocean was a very dangerous thing to cross, Miss Mayo kept to her orchestra chair last night. characteristic of her to take a back seat, But she knew, more than any Set the Children A Good Example Use SOZODONT yourself and teach them to use it to keep the teeth white and sound; the gums perhaps, what the show called “Toot Sweet” had meant to the soldiers “over there’—and George M. Coban beat the curtain by at least fifteen ~ waiting for it to go up long after Miss Mayo had settled herself for a jolly To trade on the war would, But Miss Brice, Will Morrissey and others who figure have gone under the boys who were in the thick of it, and the perform- ance they give Is a back to America with banners flying. Miss Brice sang and danced de- lightfully, and the Salvation Army girls she had with her made the af- fair as rich as a doughnut. time when Miss Brice was cavorting ng volunteers Mr. Morris- in “Toot Sweet" shell fire to “jolly” show that comes Are you doing your full duty to your child to avoid future tooth thief of teeth—arrest it with FOR THE TEETH Liquid — ar ewaer oc F Paste SOLD BY DEALERS E , they're just young y, it was all very good, in- just as we've had it in The backwash of | santly. All the peo- play were fairly young, so they took it lightly. Clarence Nordstrom was always on his toes as a dancing aviator, and, | moreover, he scored a hit with every song that camo his way. rissey kept the fun going by various devices, best of which was ht: violin, In the lexicon of his comparative , however, there should be no “The Better ‘Oley war rippled ples Ne cts WINTER GARDEN rvs. ot. 8 Mationre me QHONTE CRISTO, JR Buceese S Sy MIDNIGHT, WiilRL 30 =A SENSATION~ PHONE CK PRINCESS yy TO-NIGHT * AN OVERNIGHT HIT WILL MORRISSEY Presents ELIZABETH STHE FOLLIES OF THE FRONTIER, way has its limitations. 5 in herself and expio- sive in a burlesque of the familiar CONCERTS AND MUSIC, ke yirropRose—wext SUNDAY NIGHT, GALLI-CURCI ! ay. Es Bathiees Weds and Nat” ut . 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Very well—etery body has a good time. ne ae COURT STOPS MOVIE FILM. joner's Threat to Revoke Theatre Licenses, Federal Judge Jullus M. Mayer yes- terday upheld the action of License| been lifted and that the market was Commissioner John fF, Gilchrist in|open. The price of commercial bar threatening to revoke the licenses of| silver immediately Jumped to 1.01%, motion picture houses which shall show | SD. Advance of W cents It was re- the flm “Fit to Win.” a film shown in training camps to check the social evil, In making his decision, Judge Mayer! o¢'the open market wilt mess onion onid that there were still some ob- Righer price for the matele Tig maid Tibevonanic features connected with the film. The appiteation for an injunction \was made by Ieane Silverman, who holds the distributing and exhibition rights. Judge Mayer gave Silverman permission to renew the application, | oo SILVER TAKES A JUMP. The Federal R Bank yester- the export ban 8 on silver had ported that bar sold in Boston at 1.10, but that could not be confirmed in local silver circles. 6 open market will mea ora, have to restrain Commisstoner Gtichriat from| plus ot the metal and that-China. fe preventing the showing of the picture|in the market for 25,000,000 ounces Fourteenth Street FRIDAY Our regular 23.75 and 26.75 shows a Next to i comes in same colors in navy, taupe, black, which is next, Fourteenth Street sales shall measure up to. another satin softly overlaid wit sports dress of crepe de chin white, and the coat may be rose, Copen., turquoise, reseda and navy. is a foulard dress in navy, black and Copen. grounds with white figures. "No extra charge for alterations. STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. 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