The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 27

Kreisler Plays With Damrosch; |: Murphy’s Recital By Sylvester Rawling. ALTER DAMROSCH and the Symphony Society Orchestra began the New Year at Car negie Hall yesterday afternoon with @ concert that comprised only two works, both by Beethoven, the) “Eroica” symphony and the violin woncerto in D, with Fritz Kreisler te soloist. The beauty of the pro- gramme was enhanced by the man- ner of its pronouncement. Rarely has the orchestra appeared to better advantage. The first and the last movements of the symphony were Played with splendid spirit and the scherzo with ravishing finesse; although Mr. Damrosch, with a show of impatience of tardy comers that was justified, insisted upon complete silence before beginning the Funeral March, it has been delivered with greater impressiveness. Mr. Kreisler's entrance was the signal, as it has been at his @very appearance this season, for a pro- Icnged demonstration of respect and affection for him. This was re- doubled after his superb performance in the concerto. His was the playing of a master at the zenith of his pow- ers. What breadth and nobility of style! What charm, grace, finish and poise all co-ordinaling in his inter- pretation! Lambert Murphy, the tenor, gave a eighteenth century by Francis Hop- kinson, edited by Harold Milligan. There was a French group and an English group, and there were some old Irish airs, and for the end there was Geoffrey O'Hara’s Death." Mr. Murphy hi ‘There is no a follow- ing and he deserves it because of the quality of his voice, his good taste, and his earnestness, His accom- Panist at the piano was Charles Al-| bert Baker. There were three New Year per- formances at the Metropolitan Opera each drawing a capacity au- Army Transport Post Meeting. representatives, {county ayment of dues required by ational Convention, amendment to the conStitution regardin: the fiscal year, report of the Ladies’ Auxillary Committee, $< Tank Corp's Athle Teama, Arrangements for tie Cy management of the athietic teams that will represent Tank Corps Post of the American Legion No. 715 will be com- VAUDEVILLE. FFPROCTOR'S. JEW YORK THEATRES ath St, sal SL. DiS Nem Five ‘Volunteers, James, Grady & Co, | een Shaw, Burk & Swan, Wahl Fon Lexey & ance, oer, Rela In “Hawinorne’ U:S-A.! an & Gates, Jolly & Wild, Dave Thursdy, Belle & Belgrave, Gual & De Wide, and otuets El "UCOUNTERFE FERGUSON in INSTANCE TALMADGI “A VIRTUOUS WIFE" «| AND BIG VAUDEVILLE. _ OPERA [MANHATTA HOUSE MTH STREET, NEAR STH AVENUE (Bole Managenunt Morris Gest.) SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8.15 B. F. KEITH'S NDAY - Concerts. & Neléon,” others: PALACE LOLA MALL ISTERS 0 Matinee Concert.) CENTURY = SUNDAY NIGHI at 8.15 B. F. KEITH’S Celebrated Sunday Concerts MOGEST MULL OF STARS 1 TOWN Hite, ‘Vieton “noone “4” o..* HeNtt Cort, Lew: Docksrapen, The “eis ACK’ & MACK, OTHERS, ioe. Teltlene 2d St, Wok Toew’s Ameri an Roo ‘;4,5°« ": STEVER & LOVEJOY, NOVELTY. All Soa BINS ete (STUART BLACK CONE inte ela Acise” “Reserved aR « George MacFariane, The Spanish Revue ry, Joe Browning. d “LEON EKROL, AMUSEMENTS, [CARNEGIE ayer To-Night MAETERLINCK SPEAKING, IN FNGLIEHL ON “ KNOWN ee HAPPY PRICES. SEATS ON SA\ ((OLUMBIA but | ‘La Forza Del Destino,” for New Year's Eve, with Caruso, Rosa Ponselle and Amato, Mr. Papi con- ducting, was shortened to suit the holiday makers. Emmy Destinn car- | ried off the honors yesterday after- noon in the name part of “Alda.” A new King was in the cast, the ver- satile and cap: lo” Ananian. “L'Amore Dei T. 2” last night | thrilled anew, with Claudia Muzio, | “s=. Didur, Martinelli and Amato ig the €cst. Mr. Moranzoni conducted both operas. pean nae Army Transport Post of the Amertf-' can Legion will hold ita ‘st meeting of the New Year at 8.15 o'clock this eve- oing in k Hall, in West 19th Street, between fth and Sixth Avenues. Among the 7 stters to be acted upon are: or. — [Pa PALACE Pit See! oe Ga sae oy lidays, 2 to 12. ma ABS Te | STBAND *: Dieted néxt Tuesda: wan meeting for ay evening at the fanuary, held at No, Madison Avenue, corner of 39th ret. A considerable amount of post Puntnces is to be disposed of in addition to business pertaining to county, State jand National policies. Export Tax on Mextean O11, MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2—An export duty of 10 per cent. ‘per ton on crude ofl was fixed by Presidential decree yes- terday. The same decree fixed an ad valorem duty of 3 per cent. for refined gasoline and kerosene, and 6 per cent. ad valorem on the unrefined product. |'The decree became effective at once. DOUBLE BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR “Danderine”’ creates mass of thick, gleamy waves In a few moments you can trans- recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday Btternoon, He began his programme /£0Fm your plain, dull, flat hair. < with two American songs of. the ¢@M have it abundant, soft, glossy an full of life. Just get at any drug or toilet counter a small bottle of “Dan- derine” for a few cents. Then moisten a soft cloth with the “Danderine” and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at atime. Instantly, | yes, immediately, you have doubled | the beauty of your hair. It will be a ‘mass, so soft, lustrous and so easy to |do up. All dust, dirt and excessive oil is removed. Let Danderine put more life, vigor, and brightness in your hair. This stimulating tonic will freshen y scalp, check dandruff and falling hair and help your. hair to grow long, thick, strong and beau Adv CONCERTS AND MUSIC. METROPOLITAN (use HOUSE TONIGHT AT 8 MAROU! HARDMAN PIANO USED. ____ THEATRES. ay de Aon Si. Bras ‘& Sat EMPIRE * bs ZOE AKIN Play | PARRY MORE. DECLASSEE |] New Amsterdam 3,008) BS!" MUSICAL SENSATION OF SEASON Monsieur Beaucaire ATOP NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE 1130 ZIEGFELD etn FROLIC BILUE BURKE Ena Arte wir Hey Wile ct Bloc Ge ¥orbes’ The Famous Mrs. Fair nkwaters ABtiMaN LINCOLN Cort Theatre west 451 st. Bie 8.19 she is, Wed Sat 2.15, | | LAURETTE TA for tn a New Pai One N'ght in Rome by J Hartley Manners, Nght 13§ MILLIONS] |" BELASCO" LENORE ULRI iy THE SON. Baueiren io The GaLd Di “APPLE BLOSSOMS’ Jacobl-Le Baron Operetta Charles Tho w Ina Claire’ GLOBE Cohan & Harris ie me ROYAL ‘VAcABonD MIMI AGUGLIAS. BRONX ete | eae HOU: PO} tel finer iat Phiat “THE CRIMSON, ALIBE: next |" vAK ~ PHOTOPLAYS. B'WAY, at 51st St. W YEAR'S GALA OFFERING, “BACK TU GuD'S COUNTRY” wich \BALLET BLED SE VAY ounnows CAPITOL SYMPHONY OoCHESTRA Douglas ©: [VOL] » ies ra CHARLES Ay | VALTO «tts boat Times: ons Riar To “OlicHisTiCk. ROADWAY 4's: “MILDRED HARRIS ORBIDDEN= "AND PARSIANTASHON FROLIC GSD ST. extie Suite etter te eh 7 to LL. Revival of Motion Tale Afternoon, “Fire” DUNTY.”" All Penlenee Wen 8 art, The Popiy Cirle Hi and D.W.Griffith’s ‘The Qreatet Gention reg! CAPITOL wins, | VALU LLL ULLLLUL LAL ll THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920, THEATRES. be ‘ | WINTER GARDEN % N a in ae ; 1 ™© PASSING SHOW _ fe ANAL core 9 Nance ‘Tociera 2 OPENS 9 A. M. CLOSES 5 P. M. 1 CARNIVAL” wa FERRUS - | ceca: Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Arenus 4 CURIOSITY. ry ta U _With Irene Fenwick & Cyril ve Rewer - >). : fer NOW ON! le ° e e } CENTURY Large Assortments of Quality Merchandise at Sale Prices Sane | DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTED:— | my Table Linens Muslins, Sheets ‘Lace Curtains : Draperies MORRIS GEST MIDNIGHT ei Muslin Underwear Pillow Cases Portieres H j Silk Lingerie. Spreads, Ticking Flannels Infants’ Woolens LYRIC 1%, Yat aare tit | Towels, Toweling Giiunen Conreniie snd 6 aan ae | THE ROSE OF CHINA ‘vit Bones coe ot lack Aorta fox at borane” Wemes’s and Misses? Dresses and’ Sali? Op.1fo,.340,) Ho, iy By, Eve. 8.15 LONGACRE 3 ADAM AND EVA|| MANHATTAN % Wyo By. ~ FORBIDDEN *"3(ani" OADHURST isin Bees EXTRA MATINGE TO-DAY JANE “SMILIN’ _COWL " THROUGH” | BUDDIES SELWYN Sitti, BR S38 WEDDING BELLS ae Eee qNIGHTIE NIGHT : ayane” | PRINCESS "0,2 ,.4° 4 BE, $45 || REPUBLIC Wee tad st, ame TheSign on the beDoor BOOTH Wem be na" TOO! MANY HUSBANDS BARNEY BERNARD | His Honor Abe Potash’ MALINE ELLIOTTS | Pangea HARJORIE RAMBEAU THE UNKNOWN WO ELTINCE "4,224 &,, Brine, 856 THE GIRL IN THE. LIMOUSINE 30th, Br CASINO *ti*tostiay & Sat onan mim) musica corer 3am + } ortn VIVIENNE SEGAL Thea, oF Bway, Eves, 8.80 Maia. ioeday & Rated 9 [48th St. . rc cSt BS ches a! FAINTER. ASTOR = mats. Wed. 6 5A ’ eVISc ayy oT Foo, Gpomame PARISIEN om Les Bleus de L’Amour CENTRAL 745, 4728,4 THE LITTLE BLUE DEVIL {\%", DERBILT yur Phone 134 Bry, By. 8.50, Mats. Wed. & Sat GAARENE OSC vihOLIVE TELLaTHURSTON HAL’ ni ULTO Weot auth, rae at 880 Mew 0) ) ae Bat. 2.30, Kes, 8.25, iw 225, Last Few #20, va Nat heatre Guild Presents in THE RISE OF SILAS LAPHAM AMES HACKE’T | PLYMOUTH JOHN BARRYMORE Sanne ‘Tat Me EXTRA TiNee ’ SAY URDAY “a0 A ™. NORA BAYES * v SEATS at Tox Offite'8 weeks In’ sdvaoen AMERICAN 076 The Exquisite, Very Musical Comedy, 'GEISHA r CHARITY. MADISON SQ: GARDEN | Production that even stirred New York, Coot of 3.000 Beaded, by WALTER HAMPDEN ané BLANCHE YURKA, Eves, 8.5, See's vow on sale for all ri | Prices "42 0. "F.00, 8 9 Boe. _WATINEE. BATURDAY, [world Wants Work red College and business women will like these smart sensible dresses for general wear. Included in the lot are many other equally attfactive styles in navy and black. Fine quality navy blue serge—featuring tricolette vest and button trim- ming—sizes 86 to 46—14 to 20 years. Practieal model in navy blue or black serge—tapering collar of black satin, braid trimmed blouse Misses’ and Women’s Clearance SERGE DRESSES EVERYBODY SHOPS HERE ON SATURDA 20th January Sale Muslin and Silk | 484 couee Underwear Corset Covers— our reg. .68.. our reg. .97. and household needs. +» Sale 54 18.75 Georgette Crepe Blouses—Ex- OUR YER quisite styles. Showing silk hand embroidery, ad embroider: Regularly $33.75 Envelope fine tuck and pleats— our reg. « our regular $9.97... .Sale 7,77 our our our reg. reg. reg. Chemi-Bloomers— our reg. $2.68......... Night Dresses— our reg. $1.28... our reg. $1.68... our reg. $2.45. our reg. $2.94. Crepe de Chine Blouses—Neat tailored styles in white and flesh—our reg. $6.85.Sale 4,78 Lingerie Blouses—Dainty styles, fashioned on fine quality ba- tiste or voile— our regular $4.97....Sale 3,75 Voile Blouses—Pleasing choice of lace trimmed and embroidered styles— Sale 1.54 Sale 1,97 our regular $2.18. . and tunic, Drawere— Voile Blouses—White or colored pea ie BG | stripes, neat styles, trimmed “Red Ticket” Reductions ut Ee “64 | with lace; others are embroi- ; : ; our reg. $1.28..... ‘92 se! eg Stuy ee} Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Petticonte— ‘Taftete. Pulloants. <<. Vacies Beaded Georgette Crepe, Embroidered Tricolette, Satin Charmeuse, Trico- tine, Velours, Jerseys and Velveteens, Chiffon Medes in str cht line, draped and novel Our reg. $29.55 to $32.50. . 15.50 Our reg. $34.75 and $36. 75...21.75 Our reg. $125.00... NO Special Reductions in MI our reg. $1.28. our reg. $1.68, our reg. $2.48. our reg. $4.68. our reg. $5.48... styles in a large assortment of solid and changeable colorings —our regular $6.94. .Sale 5.00 Ity styles, season's favorite Our reg. $49.75 and $52.75...31.75 Our reg. $59.75 to $69.75. ..39.75 . 69.75 CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Saturday Onl; Combinations— our reg. $1.97. our reg. $2.68. Princess Slipsp— our reg. $3.48..........Sale 2.48 Philippine Night Dresses— our reg. $3.28. jale 2. Sale 48 Black Sateen Petticoats—Good quality—well made— our regular .94. New Sa our reg. $5.97. Philippine Envelope Chemises— our reg. $2.68. . Sale 2.38 :Sale 2:96 With the distractions of holiday sho; over, ’ can now devote your attention tmyee4 personal January sale spec prove of welcome assistance with thelr hi many sug- gestions and worth-while savings. Trimmed and Untrimmed As punctual as Father Time himself, the satin hat Y Sale Specials jals will Girls’ Tan Raincoats—Service- able — rubberized Cantona — brim caps to match. Sizes 6 to 14 years— our reg. $5.46......Sale 4,00 Misses’ and Girls’ Middy Blouses —Firmly woven white twilled fabric—braid trimmed. Sises 6 to 20 years— our reg. $1.68.\....Sale 1.27 Girls’ Tub Frocks — Advanced Spring styles in pretty plaid ginghams — nicely trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14 years— our regular $2.94....Sale 1.92 i White Frocks—Fashioned in sheer lawn—prettily trimmed with lace, embroidery and rib- bon sashes. Sizes 6 to 14 yrs. —our reg. $3.94.... Sale 3. 3.10 hams and percale stripes, checks and plain —self or contrasting collars and .trimmings. Sizes 86 to 44— our reg. 2.47 and $2.74— our reg. $3.47....... our reg. $4.97 and $5.50— tin Hats patla he 4 : appears in the wake of the new year to give a SSES’ SUITS AML A aiartaning touch! te tld-eeason: trace For the 20th January Sale woman who likes to create her own effects are chic untrimmed shapes of new trimmings. Si 18.50 Our regular $39.75 and $42.75 Babies’ Wear Slips, Gowng, Dresses who prefers a ready-trim- med hat wili be delighted with the variety and be- 5 comingness of these models, and charming selection Infants’ Nainsook Slips, Dresses and T 7 n rimmed Untrimmed ] It would not pay a manufacturer to make them up at this price. These ata tiered to 8 Teeth cn | wt I | I : i he rarest bargains the city will see this season. OUF Teg. 77... 6. sees ee eee je. asi lalney AbealuYyly Obs otis. COPs oe eee Infants’ Yoke or Bishop Slipe— Satin Hats Satin Hats Suits are of gabardine, oxford cloth, cheviot and velour checks. Riad BAe 97 Fae ae 73 $2.97 1.95 collars of velvet and smartiy pleated coats. All infants’ Nainsoo! ips and Gowns— Some have overlay 1s of velv Pl STC "Sele 00 Our reg. $3.95 Our reg. $2.87 are fitted style: Also Money-Saving Clearances in Suits Little To ere OU NOR AEs osiela cae ace Our reg. $37.75 to $42.75. ..22.50 | Our reg. $68.75 to $79.50. . 48.50 en aaa Sale 1.17 Our reg. $49.75 to $59.75. . .28.50 | Our reg. $87.75 to $89.50. 59.50 Rintur aii Blesne. Drea Fabrics—Serge, broadcloth, wool | Styles—The season's best liked our reg. $2.47 - Sale 2.10 poplin, gaburdine, silvertone, tri- none fashionably tai Babies’ Yoke and Bishop Dresses— cotine, duvet de Laps Ree sue ' to/8 ventas , yalama and gold ti various : colors ~-"Rrown,. fatson, Kenna lars of our reg. #1.17.. . Sale 90 Copen, feindeer, navy an Rompers and Creepers— black. Colors are navy blue, black, oxford and reindeer. Extraordinary opportunities to buy smart suits of fine NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS $16.50 Boys’ Suits—8 to 18 years. Some are combined with fur, some with straw, others are all at with dainty flower trim- shapes are small and medium and come in black and colors, Infants’ Nainsook Slips—bishop and yoke effects, daintily trimmed— our reg. $1.47 Sale 1.17 Infants’ Two-Piece Christening Sets— our reg. $4.5 . Sale 3.75 Babies’ Gertrude Skirts— our reg. FOR MISSES AND WOMEN quality and make. . Sale ,73 50 or Australian opossum. our reg. $1.47....+.++--Sale 1,00 No doubt your Christma: left you very short of st Babies’ Woolens give you just the needed oe 18.60 | $1.47 Men's Silk Neckwear. . 105 Sale .67 | Envelopes to match our reg. .87. . 0 e c a | Splendid selec of newest styl é : iy Semi-Nortolk’ styles medium an Splendid selection of newest atylee | |e si and Wool Shirte— pier an ts BoYs' CLariNG- THIRD FLOOR, MEN'S sii MAIN FLOOR, sizes to 6 months $9.74 Boys’ Suits 8.£0| $1.24 Men's Underwear 92| our reg. $1.97 and $2.10 . Sale 1.44 20th January Sale Sem!- Lisp models—brown and | Tan elastic-ribbed woave—stand- | Infants’ Wool Flannel Skirte—cau- Children’s and Misses’ gray cheviot mixturee—§ to HT MBN'S UNDERWEAM--MAIN FLOOR bric waists—-also Gertrude style— + Underwear ON OYS' OLUTHING—THIRD FLOOR, $1.95 Men’ exceptionally well made Ww Boxe’ Lt se Caye : ia ad our reg. $1.87 ale 1,27 Children’s Gowns—1 to 14 yrs ne quality all-wool fabrics in . Gowmen) [518 17 $1.48 Boys’ Blouses 1.38) Gark cylors:_weil made all sizes, | Infants’ Wool Flannel Barrow Coats 1.28 and $1.58, ..Sale 88 Fancy striped pereales—collars MEN's SIfOP LAIN FLOOL, secambrie babdes en's Princess Slips—-6 to 1¢ | attached neckband style— , c Sale .71 .years—our reg. $1.98... Sale 88 5 to 16 ve san ricon, |*595 Men's Trousers 490] our reg $1.10.......46 ae +42 Biner Princess Slips—6 to 14 y Bors! FURSISIINGS TH Wersted and fie sh materia Infants’ Flannelette Wrappers—also our reg. $1.96 Sale 1.37 $1.94 Children’s Pajamas 1.45] Various feng 27 to 80 in. nightgowns—with drawstrings— | Children’s Muslin Drawers—1 to 4 Heavy nap flanneloite—tw piece MEN'S SHOP MAIN PLUOL shell finish—our reg, $1.10.Sale 82 years—our reg. .38 Sale 26 pearemone- pisoe tivlesis 10.36 3.65 | Infants’ Flannelette Gertrudes— B i018 yearn ae os yea. o8—TETRD FLOOR, leather storm our reg. $1.10 Sale .82 (ty ond Mick eee ING X rable le 5 LOE Bm Howe FURIES E etane alae tte O13 Infants’ Flannelette Barrow Coats 1 to # yrs.—-our reg. .58..Sale .42 $12.94 Girls’ Winter Coats 8.75 (6 $0.9 yours) also ison 4, 6,6 our reg. Sale .57 6 to 16 yrs.—our reg. .78..Sale .52 ¥0¢ k belted models in | and 6 {it to QututD Misses’ Skirts— Good-1o0k nF, own oheviot, trim- BHODS-SEOXND BLOOR, Hand Croc eens a ere eae One med with collars of DEAN! Faars, | £85 Girl High Cut Black Lace Shoes. 8.96 | Our T8 ms ts’ Batiste Bloom and jorge 5 Broad lasts, wide widths—: Birdseye Diapers—hemmed, ready for DEPT.—SBOOND FLOOK, $7.95 Men's Silk Shirts. . H single and eornhin at! on white grou MEN’ _——$—$—$——— 2% to 4 only. Pretty shapes of all-satin or satin combined with beaver are to be had in black and a good selection of colors. Little trim- ming is required to finish them and make them very attractive. New Trimmings Flower Wreaths— our reg. sa 45 and $2.95. One-Day Sale STATIONERY 8 thank-you letters have ationery. This Sale will chance to replenish your price. The 2,000 Pounds Economy Linen Letter Paper— our reg. 42. . Envelopes to match— our reg. .15.... 20th January Sale FLANNELS 27 in. Bleached and 36-in. Unbleached Canton Flannel— Babies’ Ribbed Shirts—sizes to 8 supply at a particularly money-saving |MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P, M, yrs. seconds of 55e Fa stationery, too, is very attractive. You will like it. ro prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. Quality ale .28 | 1500 Pounds Letter Paper 18 lene Special Lot Babies’ Part Wool Shirts ehiscoe ree. GA —sizes to # years DUP MOB) AB: ii acnsece Sale .35 27-in. Domet Flannel— our reg. 26 Sale (21 30-in. Unbleached Domet Flannel_— OUP FER. BO. ccc ssece Sale .24 27-in. Robe Cloth OUP FOR. IRs scisvacenen Sale 58 Mill Lengths Domet Flannel—27 in. wide—1 to 10-yard lengths— our reg.'.32..........Sale, yd. 28 4 20th January Sale LACES Fancy Cotton Laces— a our reg. 12%. Imitation Crochet our reg. . SHUD BOOND FLOOR, 7 see . a Sinels, Dos, | Double TS to 95 ct. Boys’ Underwe 20 0. 100 2077/90 & 400055 n tripes te Shirts, high neck, | 92 x 22.....2,.17/23 x 44 4 . ankle length drawe 24 x 24 2'57|24 x 48.... 6 to 16 yrs et Q7x 27.....2.87127 x 6b..... our reg. $1.68.....+...-- Sale 1,15 a our reg our reg. 28 ee ee eng ee CELL ELL,