The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 31

con Sung Again; lwo Recitals By bylbeiees Rewl ng. KL formanes, the standing room behind the rail wig occupied mainly by Rus- siang, wifo seemed thoroughly famitfar “with ‘Tohaikoveky's opera and fol- lowed the action intently. \ Mf. Bo+ dongky quickened the pace a bit with- out detracting from the effectivengss ‘of the pleasing, if,somewhatsdreamily sad, music, The dayees were charm- ingly done, especially those that are | f Claudia | characteristically Russian. Musto, de Luca, Martinelli and Didar, to whom fall the principal arias, sang them well. In the competent cast were Flora Perini, Frances Ingram, N Kathleen Howard, Bada, Millo Picco, | § Louls d'Angelo and Adam Leliman. Alberto Salvi, a young [talfan Harp- ist, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall|§ yesterday afternoon, Without assist- ance he presented a Iong programme, won immediate favor and maintained the interest of his hearers to the end. |N His tone is rich and he has a fine senee of rhythm. An allegro from a AMUSEMENTS. ‘*Bugene Onegin’ | | Wirom he studied at ile Nevles Con- 66TQ UGENE ONPGINY was sung for a wecond time at the Mgtropotitan Opera House | _ leat night. Aw atéthe premiere per- {the last sqnatas. foncerto hy Zabel, a acherzo by Ponne, | ® Glirandolo by under remiello, servatory, and a s-scnade by himself | Were received with especial favor, Richard Bublig, at Aeolian Ifall | tant night, gave the seventh and last /piano recital of a series in which his aim has been to present “the perma- nently yignificant in the Itterature of, the piand.” His final programme was all-Beethoven, consisting of tour of Mr. Duhlig’s play- ing lacks calm, but his musicianship is sound’ and his serics hes been of no smal: vateé to serious students. _GONCERTS AND.MUBIC, METROPOLITAN OPERA: HOUSE: TUESDAY EVENING, April 6, 6.15 LBRCOND: } ISADORA. | DUNCAN TICKETS, $1, $1.50, _ METROPOLITAN fio! HIPPOOROME, SUNDAY aay at 3 HYSAYE & ELMAN! SEATS $1.00, $1.84. 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Bs 3 oth, Hats.” Thurse & Sab, 5.5 /Cime i STORM, walter PLAYHOUSE atts B20 Mau ‘ Fy PERFORMANCE | TONIGHT (GOOD FRI.) # Wonderful Ching — BELMONT Way Nance O'Neil fetta of the PASSION FLOWER By hesaat Mi rami tt AMERICAN SINGERS OPERA CO. im Gilbert & Sullivan's Comic Opers Burlesque, RUDDIGORE Mitivee SaTUMDAY CASINO jx ih00 SLITTLE WHOPPER with UL SEGAL. © Musical Comedy Hit THE OUIJA BOARO my THE EVENTNG. woRLD, FR: IDAY, wos Li “1920. { Manicure and Hair Dressing 8 mi! Restful, |-appointed salons, scien- tifie equi and prompt, efficient service al it cost make this the pleasantest place for manicure and coiffure. _ Second floor. Vourteenth Btreet SATURDAY ' LAST DAY OF 18TH. SPRING SALE - and Day-Before-Easter Specials in j APPAREL, ACCESSORIES and GIFTS Are More Good Reasons Why EVERYBODY SHOPS HERE ON SATURDAY Day-Before-Easter Specials Gifls’ Coats and Frocks {t is not always easy to find what you want at a price if you have waited till the last minute to shop for Easter. HEARN Wet of WR Ave Mindful of this we have provided these unusually good values in new modes for girls. ‘Girls’ Spring/ Coats | New styled coats made of all wool cloths in solid colors or tweed mixtures—have large collars and attractive belts—some are trim- * med with contrasting colored cloth, Sizes 8 t reg. $19.94. Finer Coats te. GIRLS’ REGULATION DRESSES. beadings—sizes 8 to 14 years, GIRLS’ VOILE DRESSES. -Sheer, fine voile froc! 17.66 “These are all white Little Girls’ Coats Girlish little coats are of all: wool Silvertone, serge id silk poplin —Collars of silk, satin or lingerie, prettily fashioned. Sizes 6 and 8 years—our reg. $16.94. . Finer Coats to h colored trimmings and daiutily tucked and trimmed with fine lace and finished with white ribbon sashes—sizes 6 to 14 years---our reg. $6.94. 13.43 4.58 5.83 Men's Stylwear Clothes for Easter Fine fabrics, perfect tailoring sae good styung are the Stylwear xcels as w value. Saturday One Day Sale Glove Silk Underwear Women who delight in the perfection of their Easter costume to the last luxurious detail will appreciate these special prices for silk undergarments of such quality and Glove Silk Vests Our regular $3.77........2,72 : Flesh—tailored and bodice tops. Glove Silk Bloomers Reinforced—flesh, Glove Silk Hates Suits Maxine Elliott’s T<..W.0. Brs8.20 te Wed. & Sat. 2.30 | | ADAM AND oe Grete vue We TE “JAN EVA aid at Box Office in Richard I, 8.10 ang Ende 11,38. Rot Miata BROADHe IRENE. VANDERBILT | ‘Thea, W. 48th Bt, LOUNGACRE “i, 9r way. Eve a0 $3.74 Girls’ Pleated Skirts. All wool navy blue serge, with or without attached waists—sixes 8 to 14 years... Day-Before-Easter Specials Silk Underwear For trousseaux and ‘for Easter remembrances, lovely undersilks are among. the gifts most treasured, Bodices—crefpe de chine and satin, yokes of lace and run with ribbon—our reg. $1.38, Bodices—satin or crepe de chine, laces, sheer embroidery—our reg. $1.68 Bodices—with yokes of net or Val and ribbon—our reg. $2.68 Envelope Chemises—silk mixed material, yokes of georgette, satin or silk embroidery— our reg. $2.97 Envelope Chemises—fine $7.94 Bloomers—satin and double-elastic at knee— —our reg. crepe Nightdresses of crepe de chine, lace yokes or tail- sleeves ored—sleeveless short our reg. 87.94 or Nightdresses of fine crepe de chine, yokes of . georgette, lace and ribbon— oursreg. $14.94 Just-Before-Easter Specials ° Fine Lingerie For gifts and personal use these excelJent values and large assortmenty offer a se~ lection that is quite the best we know of, Envelope Chemises — yokes of dainty laees, medallion and rib bon—our reg. $2.68 1.97 Envelope Chemises of Fine Batiste ribbon or built up armhole our reg. $2.97...... ¥ Night Dresses—white or flesh ba tiste—round or square neck beautifully trimmed with fine laces, ions and ribbon kes and sleeves and ribbon—seme 4.64 t Dresses V-neck embroidery our reg. $3.48 2.76 Philippine Night Dresses — heavy embroidery of leaf and festoons our reg. $4.68 Philippine Night Dresses V or high neck- short or long sleeves . bowknots or floral embroidery our reg. $5.97 4.97 sleeveless our reg Philippine open and close ribbon run Kimonos and Corsets LAST DAY of material, georgette or forget-me-not embroidery de our reg. $5.94, 90 1.26 2.24 yokes of 6.24 4.64 chine, 6.23 Day-Before-Easter Special Flower Trimmed Hats . A blossomy Easter is decreed by Fashion, ‘who has brought forth her loveliest flowers to deck Baster hats. For this little price you may purchase tomorrow kh lisere or other modish straw, in black or any attractive color, exquisitely trimmed with flowers, and boasting a,style and becomingness impossible to acquire for such a sum anyhere but in our millinery section. FABRICS BY THE YARD LAST DAY OF Great Spring Sale $1.68 Storm Serges — 36-inch.1,.32 $4.97 Mannish Serges 54-in..3.92 $3.68 French Serges—'1-in. 2.42 $5.97 to $5.48 Velours 5.00 $3.97 Tricotines and Gabar- dines 46 and 48 inch 3.34 $3.25 Black Satins 2.35 $2.95 Crepe de 2.27 $3.75 Black Sa 35 2.57 $2.95 Navy Blue Taffetes. .2.44 $1.40 White Novelty Voiles— 86 inches wide 96 $4.23 Longcloth, 10-yd. piece 3.73 Day-Before-Easter Sale Our regular $6.67........4.95 Tailored and bodice top—reinforced—excellent qualitys? 3.00 Saturday One-Day Sale ; Milanese Silk Cloves 1.10 Our regular $1.50 A day-before-Easter opportunity that will assure to give Faster contumes the smartness of that important accessory—new gloves. Gloves are two-clasp heavy quality silk, in, black, white and colors, with contrasting” embroidered backs. Women’s and Misses’ Sport Coats 26.85 Our reg. $32.74 & $34.74 There .is a lingering chilliness in the air of April that dematids a coat always in readi- ness. Fashion has quite definitely de- cided that the coat shall be of polo cloth, such as the model sketched, It is half lined with silk, Some have belts of self cloth, others of leather. Day Before- Easter Special omen’s Vests of Fine Quality Cotton 34 Our regular .47 and 57 Low neck, sleeveless, Band, bodice or crochet bsp gular and extra sizes. Fi IN SAME SECTION Last Day Spring Sale Specials \ 73 ct. Women’s Extra Size Underwear... .50 73 to 83 ct. Women’s Union Suits | 67 ct. Boys’ Underwear 77 ct. Children’s Union Suits......... .57 Belore-Easter Special Draped Shetland Veils 54 4 rit Our Regulbr .74 and .97 me One of these new, fresh, be- Me A coming veils will give’ the finishing touch of smartness | . to your Easter hat at little ‘cost. ‘There is an excellent selection of black and colors. Last Day of Spring Sale Specials $2.95 Crepe Georgette Our Regular $4.94 Handkerchiefs Are always appreciated as remembrances. A large chiefs—linen centre. 78 to 2.67 Princess Lace Handkerchiefs. 1.47 to 3.47 Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs— solid color or white with colored } Baby’s Wear LAST DAY . Great Spring Sale VARIOUS NEEDS LAST DAY of Great Spring Sale $2.24 Tots’ Tub Dresses. ....1.66 | | 52 ct. Ribbons........... BT El pee : $1.47 Tots’ White Dresses... 1.00 66 ct. Ribbons............. 38 a 48 to 1.00 $3.50 Tots’ Whi 2.54 52 ct. Stationery ia : : Size 86 sheets and 36 envelopes LAST DAY of 97 ct. Little To 77 Freneh cambric ; ry Ss ‘i Nass 30 et. Imported Tooth Brush 21 Great Spring Sale $1.47 Tots’ Romp 74 ct, Prophylactic Hair $1.44 Women’s $12.97 Tots’ Colored Coats Brushes 48 Handkerchiefs, 1 doz., 1.20 $2.97 Tots! Straw Hare 2.27 aa mere RU 7.00 Esch, .21 i raw Hats mbreflas ‘ ‘ 97 ct, Lawn Pillow Slips "84 | | $7.27 Men's and Women's ‘ $1.08 Men’s Handkeychiefs, 12x16 and 14x18 inches Umbrellas ‘ 5.25 Vv doz., .80 $3.50 to $3.97 Carriage Robes 2.94 47 ct. Collar Sets........ 134 Very good value Each ,14 = CAPITOL": | OH BARRYMORE! Great Spring Sate || $35 ge se 98 NOMUNG. Arteta Loreena, Mahi LG oer Pa in "OH ARAVAL ane | BRONX Q0the | "Ht keels 4 | $4.50 Dotted. Swiss Kimenot— 79 ct. White Repps ‘6 j ARION DAVIES ae MATIN Ei me HORROW ¢ pines 86 to 40.....- 1s sees 3.00 | | 73 ct. Coloted Voiles 60 $7.95 College Girl $19.50 Boys’ Suits } * an wR, AF “Roly B Bol es’ tone Histro, sizes 48 to 59 i 7§ ct. Novelty Dress Voiles. .46 1 Shoes 9 to 17 years—varioy : Ws a ue 7 | Next 7 oly bye skate Now.” || Our reg. 84.04 + 3.85 rH “a ate Get tienes 40 Mary ehe—asr plain and p Black and white—sizes 9% j “calle 6 wtweey Day ie | — $2.94 Housedresses. «4.45... -2.38] | “sb-inch 1.08 ered tb many S HOSIERY ALN PLO maa [ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY | $3.00 Corsets— 2 COU ee, ND MOH, ge) OVS! CLONING THIRD FLOOR : Si = ANITA STEWART in Aaah pFopnona late, Y, WIC. 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