The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1919, Page 17

- PROFOUNDLY IMPRESSED DEEPLY MOVED INTENSELY THRILLED was last night's vast audience at the Lyric Theatre when ‘ HELEN KELLER THE MIRACLE WOMAN umanity her inspiring message of hope, happiness ion in her unique, epoch making photo drame DELIVERANCE STRONG MEN WERE MOVED TO TEARS CHILDREN SAT SPELLBOUND WOMEN WERE TORN WITH EMOTION and all were awakened to a new realization of the possibilities of life, ‘The like of this photo play never was seen before and never can be seen again. DELIV ERANCE pe. be repeuted each aftérnoon at 2.30 each evening at 8,80, Produced and directed by " gitcer nvenings, 280. to $1.00, Aatinees Sh" and 88s, | STREET THEATRE . WILLIAM FOX sro’ dramatic poem IGE NE} ¥, 10 $ 1,00 | PRICES MAT: 50 EVE: 50% to $2.50 |} whens Friday, Saterday, Sunday. rine treaiey Serta onal, Orpheum. Sirls h fth Ave, ase fe ta ae ‘st. Inoue instyn. [Auer Sa Pn Bkiyas we D. W. Griffith's have choice seats for “EVANGELINE” and “KATHLEEN NEEN” at the tre. Now on sale. created a sensation at the Geo. M. Cohan It is the first and only play on Broadway dealing with the present labor and strike e@Pirige ain WINTER GARDEN Erm se uaa] GARDEN Frsuioes, 18. Mata, ALL THE ENSEMBLE NUMBERS OF” MONTE CRISTO, JR, ost in Sonata PLAYHOUSE “AT 9. rd The Mill Strike in Mother and the Law” i the most powerful scene ever shown by Mr. Grif- First matinee to-day at Tonight at 8:30, This theatre not affected n a a u ad * iv is Beat Liked Musieat Tierue ‘on dist: BEEK. rs B00 With CLARK & MeCULLOUGH, } a ia HE BVENING “WwoRLD, TuRaDAT, AUGUS' “4 MISS HELEN <BLLER’S {goues by the Strand Orchestra, i+ aes wR sings bang “DBLIVERANCE” PROVES A GRiPPING PROTOPLAY, Francia Treviyn Miller's “Deliver- ance’—Miss Helen Keller's message to the world—described as a “unrees | fot drama of human struggle,” was Presented at the Lyric Theatre last the body of a 0 night and New York accopted it a8 years old floating In the bay off Bedlocs the most gripping photoplay of the Island late last night. . Muthalt of ‘the Hartior Police, who took the body to the Morgui 1@ the body Had been in the water year, Through nine reels of most exquis: ite photography, the life of Mis Keiler from the cradle to womanhoo4t was portrayed by artists that pave! ., aaleit, outdone all previous efforts to 1084: broen hairand wore # black the “whispering voices” of the masses | underwear and black laced moe, Three to hope and redemption through it! pennies dustry and study, Miss Keller, her wizard teacher, Anne Sullivan; the blind prodigy's nother, Mra, Kate Adams Kelle brother, Philips Brooks Keller, and Grama that climaxed the lessons help to humanity and carried mas: willing to led from darkness into, \ight with @ joy that was reftected i 4 heroit own countenance as shi oan of Arc-like, through an den of Deliverance. The Lyric Theatre was @ capacity house when Dr, Anselm Goetzl of the | etropolltan Opera House orchestra | Pack pay: raised his baton for the opening! strains of 9) een music arranged by bim from the old masters especially for the opening. Preliminary publte~ yg had prepared the large audience 1g tary to @xpect a wonderful performance. The screen showing outdistanced laime_made for it. George For ~m who produced and directed of the Grama, gave the fii a@ masterpiete of continuity, color and action that Ti folded story of Miss Keller's life and the lessons it has for us and posterity in the simple, exquisite manner that Longfellow used to draw lessons of the Arcadian period. All through the threads of the drama was the personality of Miss tae and ber wonderful teacher and eir struggles point a way out for those who think in these days that i conquest is of yore and that “the voices of humanity” have no re- | sponse. | MABEL NORMAND FUNNY IN “UPSTAIRS,” LATEST Mabel ‘Normand is seen on the screen this week at the Strand The- atre in “Upstairs,” a comedy which gives the former Keystone star all the opportunities in the world to be funy. As @ scullery maid if a bon ton hotel, Mabel wrestles with spuds, plays pool with some lazy olives, steals the gown of an heiress, re+ veals the conspiracy between a horseless carriage mechanic and the heiress, and finally, aftér a battle in a locked room, receives $5,000 reward for catching a designing culprit. “Upstairs” is a Goldwyn picture. “Fiddlers and Acrobats” shows fome excellent tarpon fishing. Har- old Lloyd comedies through some “Be My Wife” reels. Once more we|—t are shown the Prince of Wales on Canadian soi! in the Topical Review. Carlo Ferretti, baritone, fresh from Milan, warbles of Spanish serenades in true Barcelona style. “Cavalleria” and “Jewels of the Madonna” are CONCERTS | AND M 7 ” FeAl of bone THE NEW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BODANZKY === \: Bauer, Novass, Ki Mucnmsatootts Gegowshy, Season Subsoriptions for 10 Eve. or 10 Atte Boxes (seating 6), $180, $150, Parquet, $20, Dress Cire Balcony $10. oir’ s. ¥ HLL, Manager 5 Murray ill 2426 bg Th ik KNABE IS THE ovrictal PLANO, AMUSEMENTS. ACTORS’ EQUITY | ASSOCIATION Gala Performances All This Week LEXINGTON THEATRE {412"%%,, *“PRICES' 8c ‘to $2. | eller Ole fa: __evening and Welt "and ane i ttn bas Pers ‘JOHN: FERGUSON || will continue indefinitely at the FULTON THEATRE WITH ORIGINAL CAST, INCLUDING iseman, “EVANGELINE” and “KATHLEEN MAVOUR- NEEN” at the Midd St. The- atre now sellin. 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