The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 23

+ fair Geraldine into submission. Laster Monday Music; “Butterfly” at Opera By Sylvester Rawling. ARTHA PHILLIPS gave her postponed song recital at Aeolian Hall last night. Ia & progratnme of great variety that began with old Italian airs by Vera- cinl, Freschi and Gaffi, and ended with a modern Atherican group oy Walter Kramer, Frank La Forge, Seneca Plerco and Marion Bader, with songe by Grieg in Norwegian, by Tehaikoveky and Balaknew in Russian, and by Mozart and Richard Strauss, she disclosed a pleasing voive and dainty style. She was sus- tained admirably by her accompanist at the piano, Frank La Forge. John Meldrun, the blind ,pianiat, ve an interesting recital at Acolian aN yesterday afternoon. Bach's romatic fantasy and fugue, 4@ rhapsody by Dohnanyl, and compo- sitions by Bach, Weber and Rameay ‘were on his programme, which he interpreted with musicianly feeling, Straighforwant playing and unaf- tected appeal. At the Princess ‘Theatre yesterday afternoon Nona Gondre, a French winging actress, and Paul Leyssac, reader, gave another interesting en- tertainment. Mile. Gondre wore ap- propriate costumes for her songs and Tecitations and showed much variety of style. Mr. Leyssac’s elocution was admirable. Jean Bertot's “Le Mar- riage de Colombine™ at the end the, performed together. Ethel Cave Cole Played the piano 0 agcornpeciments, “Madama Buttery,” ” with Geraldine Farrar, Charles Hadkett and Scotti in the cast, Mr. Moranzoni conduct- ing, was the bill at the Metropolitan Opera House last might The per- Vormance, an excellent one, was en- joyed by amother crowded house. ——— GERALDINE FARRAR IN EMOTIONAL PLAY OF SPAIN AT STRAND ‘The passion, temperament and emotional fireworks of Spain figure largely in “The Woman and the Pup- pet,” in which Geraidine Farrar is uppearing this week at the Strand, with Lou ‘Tellegen, her husband, as her leading man. The story deals With @ fascinating but poor dancer swith whom a Spaniel officer falls in love, and is taken up largely with the exciting chase she leads him. The lover is cast off becwuse of a financial present he was tactless enough to make to his sweetheart’s mother, but he refuses to slay cast off. He pursues the fair dancer and alinost grovels in order to effect a revoncibiation, only to be again passed up for another, After that come the real fireworks. Lou Tefliegen gives a reatetic impersonation of a cave yuan, and as such literally batters the Last night's audience enjoyed this Im- mensely. Miss Farrar gave her usu- ally capable performance, and the supporting company did good work. ‘The musical programme mad: up of the Russian Cathedra: je jartet, dora Stanford, soprano, and Walter ‘ontius, tenor, ‘There le also a topi- Cal review and a comedy. prin ~sanhte “WOMAN IN ROOM 18” A PAULINE FREDERICK TRIUMPH AT CAPITOL “The Women in Room 18,” the soreen version of the melodrama pre- sented sevefal seasons ago on the speaking stage, js on view this week at the Capitol Theatre and gives to Pauline Frederick an opportunity to show her talent as ohe of the leading sofeen artists, which she does in an admifebie manner. The story is one of love and incidental intrigues, and the climax shows how a divorced husband made his threat that any one who farthing from him must pay for it. iss Frederick por- traye the role of the former ted g 08 01 tre beard. It is without muiguncee bid photo play this popular actress has peen seeh in. Incidental to the play the audience geté a clowe-isp of the workings of the dictagraph. ere are thrills that one does not get from actitig on the stage. —— “THE STOLEN KISS,” AT RIVOLI THEATRE, HAS UNUSUAL CHARM “The Stolen Kigs,” with Constance Binney as the star, which fs this week's feature at the Rivoli, is one or the most delightful pictures shown this season. The story of Felicia Day, who is raised in ignorance of the world by ber misguided grandfather, and whove sole idea of romance fs a childhood kiss implanted by a gallant choir boy over the garden wall, is taken from Lucille Van Slyke's book, “Little Miss By-the-Day.” It is done in unusually beautiful settings and with great charm. Miss Binney, as hou is aeoee wistful child and later Struggling serving girl, is al- were delightful, and the supporting any, inchudin, Rod"La Roque and above the ordinary. Other Rivolt offerings this week arc as THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, ub Pollard comedy, a Robert scenic, “The Merry Little Hut- nd two pretentious musical “Easter Dawn" and the jh- femnmmation from Rosaini’s “Btabat Mater,” the iatter sung by Alma Do- Ma, © remarkable soprano, assisted by the Rivolt- Rialto chorus, — Imminration 05 Ver Cent. Itattan, According to the annua! report of the Sootety of Italiad Immigrants, 95 per cent. of all immigration here since the armistice has been Italian. Ite figures show that more that 100,000 Ital left this country to fight in tho tore the end ave returned. r that 60,000 will haf eant dace Passenger Rates ALBANY, April 6.—The Attorney General Is asked to begin proceedings to compel the New York Central Rail- road to reduce ite wartime fare of 8 vents to 2 cents a mile, in a rego- lation introduced in the Assembly tast night by Louis A, Cuvillier, Democrat, of Manhattan. The resolution, which sent to the Judiciary Committee, ‘es the New York Central is vio- fe ihe railroad law in oharging AMUSEMENTS. WINTER GARDEN "0" 5... HE Mats. arp., Bat TO-NIGHT | BOOTH wot ‘Matiness Wed. and Set. % DITRIGHSTEIN age Over 3,000 people who saw it at the Century The- atre last night acclaimed it € greatest musical play in history, einyths CENTURY 7% 4624 Bt, & Cont West. ‘Bre 6.15, 39TH ST. inte re 40. inews Wed. & Bat. 2.40, cr Fritts Ot ries SCANDAL LONGACRE fu: Yast Baxhh i ADAM AND EVA LTON yy 10°. 4.5 Bree, iin! OLIVER MOROSCO'S GREAT Com wie “MAMMA'S AF tire THE DUIJA BOAO ‘4 Play of the Seen ay sot the Hern and the Unsere, Evenings at ed. (Pop) Bate at 280 BARNEY BERNARD His Honor Abe Potash POPULAR PRICES *,,”; ti Pres. ‘Mats, Wed. (Pop.) at 2.80, FLORENCE MOORE BREAKFAST IN BED} SHUBERT ™* | 44th St.W.of Bway, Bes. | 8.30, Mats, Wed, (Pop.) & Sat. Bree. at Mats. Wed. (Pop. )de Sat MARJORIE BAMBEAU io CHANNING POLLOCK’S PLAY. ON a}° | REPUBLIC t=, AMUSEMENTS. PUNCH<JUDY Tags EVGS5 8:50 MATS. FRI DO YOU FEAR DEATH? | SEE ta” wall cat JACKSON'S and’ the “onl WORLD, with It’s “the tale of two New York cities’ & ae audiences are both delightfully pleased with GERALDINE FARRAR i “The Woman & the Puppet’’ the grea! Phitoplay that is now being shown exclusively in loth cities at the MA STRAND Speriat Easter Week Musical and Film Programme. Diesen EAC P EATON ABLE $00BS = LOW PRICES 7 WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS: FRANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL = EMM OVERS REFTAENE*CALL, WRITE 08 NT CALL VELERS 2 J} i! 6 MAIOENLANE {3007} DIAMONDS WATCHES — JEWELRY ON CREDIT—errssiet mont aceptional values Agent oalle. sient theosan ception Nareied Cinnkeg Fred. ROYALE EHAMOND & WATCH CO. __Phone John 243 DIAMONDS ON CREDN ON CREDIT hUsh: Te one JUHN 2060 EAGLE DIA WATCH COs’ 37" Maidet Lane HELP WANTED—MALE. WOOD BUNDLER SUNDAY WORLD ‘WANTS’ WORK MONDAY , WONDERS, HELP WANTEO—FEMALE. GIRLS WANTED; $15.00 A WEEK TO | START; | Positions open in several departments; No experience required, Rapid advancement; Permanent work; 48 hours or less a week; Earnings of $85 to 8100 | AMON HH soon reached. 1,800 GIRLS Have been employed since Jan. 1, MANY MORE | will be employed in the if next few weeks. EMVIOYMENE OFFIORS: { 1198 Broadway. | i sd | 483. Tremont Oa te ae, 81 Willowghhy (1 back from Hays @ oA i we | Adore offic | Saturdays to 4°, “Kf | ae. M008 i | 195 Browdway, fey | 7 ons | N. ogea OF telephows MADIBON SQUARE 12000 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY, Bre. 8. 20. MAY. t0.Mw. 20 ct LEAN» i LOOK WHOS HERE HARRI Milinces ‘Wed. a" Bat. 3s: foie 3 SHOWERS A COMEDY WITH MUSIC, Davai Prien, Porny Weed, Ralph Morgan aig BUDDIES “MRS. JIMMIE THoMPsoN _A REAL COMEDY HIT, MY OLDEN Gil __Witards of Wit!—-Chomus de tase, near Bway. | Garrick ® Greeley 1522, Evs.8.30, TUE THEATRE GUILD. Pree “JANE CLEGG" By St. John Frvine, aut thor of *'] ‘Joba Forgucen. 4 COMEDY 4ist, nr, Hwey, ew Mats, Thurs, and Rat MY LADY ¥ | Ameria’ tty FRIENDS | (5's | kiN ‘Moxine Elliott's: ry Sra “What's in a Name” CENTRAL 58 BERNARD, “ital yb bOHT You were.” “AMERICAN SINGERS OPERA CO. Oilbert & Sullivan's Comic Opers Myriesque, PARK “Mtoe SATURDAY, hie i BELMONT Mn, : BELMONT ance O'Neil Rs ite PASSION FLOWER BROADHURST ¥., ("8 Mats. Thurs. | MOROSCO ae Wed, and hat’ 2.30. SACRED AND FERGUSON | PROFANE LOVE PHLITTLe ps Therm, £3 ry, RICHARD SeNnery Dugene G. O'Netil's Grat Drama, uit CLEO MAYFIELD By BEYOND THE HORIZON 4 Tuesday April Explorer, American Museum The frst mction pictures o' ee 50c, 75c, $1.00 AT CARNEGIE HALL | ASIA TRAVEL PRODUCTIONS | Presents | MR. ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS in “THE LAND OF KUBLAI KHAN" Under the Auspices of THE AMERICAN ASIATIC ASSOCIATION vivid—fascinating—alive with stirring incident. Only 12 0 Seats Available to the Public (Government Tax Extra) Tickets Now on Sale at at the Box Office 13, 8.30 P. M, , of the of Natural History f this section of the world, BOX SEATS $1.50 and $2.00 <BR | CAROL owes! ORCHESTRA oF 80 OPERA | ion San 34 ay! BRONX HOUSE | WPOPULAl Pmices. MATINEES 10- MORROW BATUKVAY DAVID BE CASLN 4 6 Babies i eats Next | “A PRINCE THERE WAS" Week r h Grant Mitebett, OLUMBIA 2! bm Twice Dat 7 ] (Now al | Cine MADISON $0. GARDE TWICE DAILY, 2.15 ane 8.18. || Doors Opew "SRO oe if rs | ne UNIVeRS GRA BARNUM: THe evel OF E dena AN E ‘direbal Brows Bt. Macy hs Co 1920," |FOR 2C. FARES ON CENTRAL. SEEK TO RESTORE CORONERS Assembly Resoletion Seeks to Re- ALBANY, April 6.—Attempts to re- substitute jn New York City tho @is- efedited coroners’ system for the pres- ent medical examiner are being mado before. the Legislature, ticiana, Jortied out of office when tho, coroners were abolished are said to bo the bill to bring the coroners e) a measure was introduced wareh f and referred in both Hours the thas Commit ee. | Bo far all of ors Certain poli- en ain n favorable report have failed in 20m. ae ‘bill probably will die AMUSEMENTS. Rewer & (Orn St. rvs at BBR. “a: Wed & jo 20% aKING pier Barrymore | Decl | Declassee New Amsterdam ji Wt gral ED. WYNN'S CARNIVAL | | \ | THE LETTER OF THE LAW 4 | (a Rove Rouge). BARRYHORE [SHAVINGS fot HUDSCN BELASCO | rest uy Thurs LENORE ULRIC ° » EMILY STEVENS * SOPHIE with 0. 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