The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 35

- SUES FOR PLAY’ \ . Warts — Producer - Husband — Re- $...Aed From Control of “Peg o’ My Heart.” Additional details of the controversy Tow being waged betwen, Oliver M. Morosco and his wife, Annie T, Mor- 080, over hiss alleged mismanagemeat H of their joint theatrical enterprises, . were made public yesterday when Mrs. Morosco obtained an order from Su- Preme Court Justice Lydon requiring her husband to show cause Monday: why he should not be restrained from exercising any acts of ownership or control in “Peg O' My Heart.” {\ Mrs, Morosco sets forth in her am- } davit what purports to be a copy of a @ bill of sale made out to her off Dec. 20, 1912, by her husband, in which he % conveys to her all right, title and in- terest in “a vertain contract with one dartley Manners for the production of a drama or play known as ‘Peg 0’ My Heart.'" The play, according to Mra, Moros- oo, enjoyed a run at the Cort Theatre from December, 1913, to May, 1914, and the gross receipts €iuring that ‘time were $760,860, After it left Broadway, she asserts, it was played continuous- ly by_ several companies in cities of the United States and Canada, the gross receipts amounting to more Than $3,500,000. The profit that should have accrued to her out of this, Mr: Morosco avers, is more than $250,000. ————_—_—_—_—_—_—__———_—_—. ‘Thea. 4oum, @. of B’y. Kiva. t ee SHOW BOOTH uni NOT SOTHERN: 39th St. Kear b'wey Bee. 8.40 Charles Cherry A Ane doe: nie aire, Wi, iad gt Bree HARRIS? pl! al WATSON& WM, DEVEREUX (ALEXANDRA ‘CAR LIS wiht, isto SASS ing ROMANCE OF Mi Musial Comey CENTURY Sc C.F Wea. Be 8. & Bet. 218 -|FLORODORA Coot, rate at $8: 608, 31,50; T00 SCAN yi Eathtties Cte boats boil aT ST. Each 30,” | PLAYHOUSE Yi... Sica aa “au\ ete iWonderfulTh Thing pay 48th St. Tite: Bure att" a wet Wed. and Sat, 2.30, | $0 LONG AGO eee neeed for Riches|- COMEDY ro MARTINIQUE. With Josephine Victor and ymett Wen 424 St. Bree. ot Sarees: REPUBLIC, Um, 84, &,, Bras, 8 MARJORIE RAMBEAU ‘in Changing Pollock’s Great Melodrams, IG THE ESTORM ashi. LAST AMERLCAN 8 pinegne TIMES D Gilbert a Sullivan's RUDDIGORE tweavee. Ls a ie wit eo Mon. ARK Ones ‘ovcort, 4428 ntDOOR AMUSEMENTS. BARRYMORE |BECLASSEE ae & HARRIS WAP ‘Gves., 8.20. Mate. Wed. & The Musical Co HONEY SHAVINGS a Box Offles, Aepular Prices. Booth Tarkington’ 's st 440 Bt, HUDSON Mai fe} cry : 9 John Drinkwaters’ ABRAHAM LINCOLN @ CORT Nth Wo. VIE Ss. Liberty Wie Gunes oe vs A 1oY ide “THE NIGHT BOAT” || FRAN Gale ve yay & 46th | ts. Henry ila’ hii Thue ota he Henry Miller & Blanche Bates i dgme 2 the Famous Mrs. Far age Tm “18 A DELIGHTFUL LAY. NORMAN , Pe STEVENS te | REVOR rose iitant T-LOO SBP Zon! 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Beginning Next Sunday Afternoon, May 16th, Biway at 47th Bt, Every new model complete in sizes and beautifully made is offered at a reduc- tion that means many a dollar saved to the parents who buy. Styles are those pictured. 2 ONE LITTLE MINUTE—LET’S ENJOY IT WHILE WE CAN.” love in @he arms of her sweetheart. DORIS KEANE ° im Her Original Role of Madame Cavallini, in ROMANCE percale and repp. White, tan, green and blue, with colored at both emblems. Sizes are two and a half to eight years. S T RA A N D- NO EXCHANGES YORK BROOKLYN Fulton 6. One Day—Saturday NV FRANKLIN K. LANE BUCK HEAR EVANGELINE BOOTH, Leader GENERAL ROBERT LEE BU! PRIVATE IRWIN IRA RACK SACRED The Committee of Ten Thousand has invited the Legionaires, and a METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AT 8_ UP! GET THE MESSAGE OF THE NEW DAY! Marabou Capes, 8.00 Our regular $11.97 The convenience of these fluffy capes is untold, and they are fluffy and bcoming, too. They come in black, seal brown and natural color and are combined with ostrich. The value is in every way exceptional. of the SALVATION ARMY Im the UNITED STATES, ) U.S.A, ID—NO COLLECTION “A Man May Be Down, But He's Never Outi”? MUSIC—KEITH’S BOYS BA! NOTICE: tervics end exccorvien tmen, will take el santos ch tn Seiten Acc en Remainder of 17,000 BOXES OF Veilings Special .45 Dixon, Tonie Grey & Co., Storm &| ve 5 Initialed Stationery % The variety of meshes and of shadow, scroll and motif pat- Snomames in “The Fortune Tellor” | rE WALETAN ost Marvel decreas Seer BRONX ori" wouse | Matinee “satu DAY. : |FISKE OHARASES Lee pirmicuerein, | “Ears Wark | in qho ‘Purple Mask.”* 3 = une ratte; NOW OPEN i in TAY aia" st. terns and bordered styles that are to be found in this assort- ment proves how simple it is to buy attractive veilings in- expensively if you buy them here. Our regular .32 A supply of fine stationery for the entire Summer may be purchased at this extraordinary price—some initials missing. 3d Ave, 2.3" mix- Pui. 2:4 Boys’ Trousers Sizes to 17 yeore—-Spring tures, browns, grays and heather also corduroy—well tallored. - white, “biacie® ches wid AISLE —MAIN {2.94 Extra Size White Sateen Petticoat.2 0@ 3 ree. Full cut all lengths; tailored 144 Men's 5a Stripe Balt, arte? eae A Mae LITIOOATS—SEOOND FLOOR, strings good wearing quality, ‘ rh Yew rong | | $3.50 Gir’ White Canvas Lace Shows 9.08 itzn's Biiot- MALS FLO’ , urton Holmes’ Broad toes, long flat heels, | 67 ct. Boys’ Union Suits... aS rr American Roo 6 -THANO. On oncnesT welted soles—-2% to 6; wide Wake sotto ey 4 neck, ‘hort we ie wi sleeves, knee len, *. fh at % IRV ING PL. Zi! boty agg ry aT fret. 6HORS—SHOOND FLOOR, KNIT UNDERWEAR--MAIN FLOOR. Sh ee ut A Seat $6.50 Wom:n's Patent Leather Oxfords. 4.86 | 58 ct. Boys’ Black Cotton Hose,...., .42 | Reserved MA YT ME YIDDI Narrow toes, military heels—wide Heavy ribbed. Rig WORWORTH, DISH wid thas sizes 4 to 7. HOG DRY—MAIN FLOOR, Pier’ A ra E oredine, “Gui 1 Tat fo HORS SECOND $16.50 Boys’ Suits 12.6 leprae Adaitocbate KLYN. $1.71 Women's Bleck Silk Hoee.......888] "8 to iT years—che voit and oasi- Bud, Station, (Formerly 8: Park.) STARLIGHT fn ae Oar * paged yf, men Oquare, Bway & Ath St. Mats. All sizes. me) have extra trousers, Sn Nha ata 80) g- wane Mal age REID HostEaY atin FLOOR, ire CLarni No— Aik FILVON, tee ATO py oy ey T TRAN “forte te ehnk | LEW courauy. Canis ok LONDON, rus “OD wears | ‘ it a P Little Boys’ Washable Suits Materials include Peggy cloth, linon, chambray, duck, combination stripes—many have embroidered sleeve $2.25 Men's Union Suits == SATURDAY | SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS © Everywhere Throughout the Store ‘EVERYBODY SHOPS HERE ON SATURDAY | Tomorrow trimming and NO RETURNS Velour Checks or Plaids 3.95 Our regular $5.68 The ultra smart costume for Summer wear combines some- thing white with something black. When it takes the form of a black and white sports coat with @ white okirt it is all that can be desired in the realm of fashion. Or one may wear a skirt of blatk and white checks and other plaid combinations with equal certainty of distinctive costuming. This price makes it possible to purchase these fabrics at Hearn’s at a cost far below regular values. 48-inch All-Wool Plaids and Checks—newest colors and de- signs— our reg. $8.97. 54-inch All-Wool Serges—navy blue only—close fine weave — our reg. $4.48 3.54 50-inch All-Weol Poiret Twill— navy blue only— our reg. 85.28 42-inch All-Wool Cream French Serges— our reg. $3.28 MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealere buying, quantities restricted. No Mall oF ‘Telephone Orders. 1 97 ct. Men's Silk Neckwe: Open ends—silks, satins, foularda, MEN'S SHOP--MALN FLOUR, $1.95 Men's Light Weight Underwear, 1.55 Gray—eoft—durable — shirts or ‘drawors—all sizes, MEN'S SHOP—MALN FLOOR, $33.75 Men's Suits 26.75 Blue, gray, brown, @reen and others-—for men or young men, eingle or double breasted MEN'S SHOP--MAIN FLOOR. 1.68 Balbriggan—short sleeves—kneo length or long drawere—Rols 6 MEN'S SHOP~MAIN FLOOR, Men's Handkerchiefe—large size— Women's and Children’s Handker- —_—_ ” Good Values in Dresses and Coats. For Girls Pretty white frocks with all kinds of fluffy frills and ribbons are to be had in our Girls’ Section at very inexpensive prices. Splendid coats, too, that wege higher priced, are now reduced to give these money saving values, Girls’ White Dresses of lovely Georgette, with picot edgéd narrow ruffles, round neck and trimming of rich, heavy white ribbon, are quite inexpensive at this price.. Other pretty white dresses at this price, in different models—sises 10 to 14 years— 1 9 75 ° our regular $22.94 ’ White Voile Dresses in Flapper Dresses of pretty plaid gingham, many Gi aseaine styles, with trimmings of fine lace and white ribbon, combined with plain color fe ‘ in sui offer a charming selection at coatee this moderate value—sizes 6 to other styles, are in sises 18 to 16 years— 6.25 our, reg. $6.94....., Great Reductions in Girls’ Spring Coats Smart Dress Models in all-wool materials—for vi of 10 to 16 years— our regular $28.94 and $30.94... . «+ 2487 our regular $23.94 and $24.94... ayae . i Great Reductions in Littfe Girls’ Spring Coats Cunningly styled Coats in pretty Spring shades and various materials— in sizes 6 and 8 years— our regular $20.94 to $28.94 16 years— our reg. 87.04...... Saturday One Day Sale Women’s Pure Thread: Silk Hosiery sd ale 1.38 | re ch cartes oat These stockings and of fine wren te or pt Nr nls 6 oui sean. These Standard Quality, Toilet Articles At prices which afford appreciable savings to thrift-loving people. ~ 25 ct. Size Johnson Foot Soap Moire Silk Hand Bags Hand Bags of smart design, in newest pouch, kodak and envelope shapes, with ribbon handles, are splendid value at this reduction. They come in taupe, brown, navy and black. They are fitted with purse and mirror or inside change compartment. Handkerchiefs Special reductions in handkerchiefs for men and women. 96 ct. Fountain Syringe— No. 2—rapid flow our reg. $1.08 half Cate es wc 8 chiefe—plain or corded border— colored handkerchiefs at this price also— our reg. .60 half dos...... cor 4 Each $1.23 Ivoroyd Nail Buffer... 84 et, Ivoreyd Salve Jars... 46 ct. Ivdroyd Nail Mod Cuticle Hook—each sy Special Saturday Value Misses’ Crepe de Chine SKIRTS 10.50 Our regular $13.97 There is nothing cooler, daintier and more practical than crepe de chine skirts for Summer, They look especially well with the new overblouses. The skirts are knife or box pleated and come in navy, flesh, white and black. Sizes 26 to 82 waistband, Wool Plaid Skirts 13.50 Our regular $19.97 The assortment is broken, therefore this very § value. Many extremely smart models of fine materials, in~ cluding box and side pleated skirts, are to be had at ‘thie reduced price. ,