The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1920, Page 4

PLAY of conflicting American ital manners and Foy “His Chinese Wife,” ited at the Belmont Ri Meenas ‘aight. Jt ino . by Forrest Halsey and Uurlas’ Oce a. young \ “ & young weds a Chinese Princess ‘Brings hor to a New Jersey town, she is dented sympathy ‘and by her husband's family. } Gast includes Forres Winant, Delmar, Mabel Burt, Jane and Frank Connor. e 8 6 meek at the Shubert and Julia Taming of the on Wednesday and Friday | st eg the Little Theatre on Tuesday — Van Votkenburg will | it scenes from “A Midwummer is Dream with marionettes, vs Petoumanse to ald the destitute | be given at the Knick- | to-morrow night. Vere aed will be the ap- (| hel Barrymore “Se e's Slay. Tweive . Pound wee . Se of the National Mayhew and Eva rele ome ‘joins the cast of the. Nora Bayes Theatre loeday ‘night to play the sor of | Riviera Theatre ewith Henry Hail » inhey making the cast. Olcott in “Macushia”) ‘ot ¢ Plitte Theatre. * yp Production or Mg the attraction at | 0 Dit iohetein "wil betel in “The Purple | Se eeees itt at t * Prth hs 3W waite Cael ems. ationbie 8 Summer Music; “Concerts to Come hisbesterbne ° By "Sploester Rawling. 'HILE there are a few scatter- Ing concerts and recitals’ to come, the music season “of "9 Bag tas WINTER GAROEN 14, ae KENNE CONEY OPENS TO- -DAY. ssi | Bla Pabade Thys Afternoon to In- augurate Season of 120. The formal opening of Co: takes place to-day with a big |5 P.M. Luna Park, Steeplechase and ws other attractions are ready and in firs’ ry Se FRET sor ‘ LZ A nom. Yor, wane “Bageren a _ TH Mats, ‘Ther, & 2.35. @ Frente j Neen H AMUSEMENTS, | Winter Garden ": * Manes Te ‘Thurs. Rat, at ™* PASSING SHOW CASINO THs, ss. a wras. o» bt tee fea MAXINE ELLIOTT Jot De W oF 19 fats Db ry The aah ty tit) te Weil arid Sat ALL ‘SOULS’ EVE" yell KEIGHTLEY. Moet loPinktioes SHUBERT ‘=. Last 2 Weeks - - SOTHERN-MARLOWE e-mich!, #15 “TAMING OF THE SHREW." Kes R40 | 2834 Time ote ox. BELMONT THE ARIE 440 of ay fF ONEIL Ine tHE char 1eAS Monday Nahr, SEATS sae An Oxietital American Drama | of Morals and) Manners. CHINESE WARE HARRIS"): Matinces sown CARLISLE. » Respect for Riches: With LUCILI E WATSONSWM. DEVEREUX MY LADY FRIENDS ELTINGE @ 5 et MARTINIQUE 5; Widths a oy Bye. at 8.35, y "with Clifton ‘Mats. Wed. (Pop.) a Sat. , y oO, WY. of BY x BOOTH "5,0" 9,08 tee cnanstxe NOT SO LONG . ‘AGO COMEDY, CENTRAL TH a i ied BERNARD - . ie “AS YOU WE! is Py ‘ wearcat «| Gahow ONIGHT “MARIE: NORDSTROM MILO, rHLix, YRANCES, ADLER ROSS 10 OTHER ACTS. PLAYHOUSE" 12" wet oP iWonderfulThing CENTURY ° FLORODORA Branch tieket office In Central Thes.. (Tuy & By 44TH ST. t= Rew, 8.90 CECIL LEAN | hea 48th St. ths hun “esa STORM wits AMERICAN NORne OPERA CO. * é& Sulwawe W. of Bway. near Bw : i | LAST TIMES iu: Gtloe : suDPIGORE | pet oe Cast and Chorus oF ioe Mat nae ee MRAUNCEY [WED MAT. HORT SRATS 61 “OLCOTT ar. Bway. Mat firs, Bab] Bat BATEST S00CE HE OUIJA BOAR | LYRIC 30. dinesd MosicaL MUNUSIGReS COMMDY. ‘ty? ‘WATEAAME Begt Seats $2.00 Raiph Morgan Mat. Tod: . reoay Wood, Mae Eveoiney, sroainiint West iin 8. ree. Mats. Thurs. & Sa JANE COWL ° re . Ean. Mats, (Wed. and Sat., 2.20, RICHARD BENNETT tn Engene G. O'Nelll’s Great_ Drama, fk BEYOND THE HORIZON @ Soe oo "YOU iz the : clans “shape. My ended. Plans aniéng the things planned for June TA ATR CRrkoee nye'of Billy n Vaudeville: a |, THBATRES—For the’ y eek at the Fifth we Theatre the Dili will 1idiude! Bugns, Nathan Brothers, the #fitin': play, “The Milkloss v ‘Thursday will bring the Blighty Giris, Healy and Mott, be! sWilitred | Aubrey ith ot he a. i *Rwent ysthitd ire will be Brown and Boogie 4 together. with screen in “Th ‘snobhetene With the coeeeee, hoe Thursday j bert 0 y Bees horace Golden | an ik production. “Ths Question.” THE. “FIRST STRERT | ng otfiers on the, bill be. Willan! “Gaxton” it) “Tha! or Partner/! Mr. and, Mra, .Jim- | ‘orgie Price and the| Bbe poreen will. show | _in “The, Fighting herdeas."* BDEwW's "AMURICAN—During +s of gsiee the sora}, art Perey! bots-and} NE, ai Brady. on the nomic ti | | i On the Screen Fiabe A. Herne’s noted | s ‘@hore Acres” wilt be pictured, Altoe ‘Sake ‘aw Helen Barry. le aa 4 is acted by Edward Con- he story is one of New fland folk in which @ self-willed © tries 16 force his daughter to a, Aweaithy but unscrupulous » Other film offerings will hn Cumberland and Mrs. Sidney in a comedy called “The Emo- ra, with Beant Jorn in the tie role. OUIS-A new version of Jack ‘s movel, “The Sea Wolf,” will shown, ‘The. story has been in imany particylars. Instead biind, the Wolf is wounded with his brother, goes to Ss pamert end waking wp on the sree @able, refuses to let the on with their work He to his ship. Later he suf- the consequences of his defiance ie Goctor’s orders. There will and the a yee Charles Widor's Fitth 8: mee ‘be the Lo al number fi ene ee, wil be in. ve," & photo ty, Maret Ford and Carcline "rue ory is concerned with elopememt, her discor: Sit man she trusted has a id, and her efforts to nersett from him when she finds ‘really doves. Other fea- “should um wien . ns « Italy,” and Bi ali jagazine. For an over- 4 the orchestra wi Dlay ‘Techai- ln preoronc Italien,’ mo Change Your io?" will enter on the fourth week r with “The Tale of “Just Beautiful 1919-20, practics “tor the ‘dummey ‘ate ‘how to-the fore. | ‘ae series of free vonverts under the irdepicos Moot “Golliiwtia University! Ml hegin on June 7 and extend over | twelve weeks. ‘The Goldman Con- cert. Band will give,concerts at tbe Columbia Green on Mohdayy Wednes- day and Friday. dvenings, and will | repeat’ the proghatiimes \n city parks ‘on Tuesday aiid’ Tidfiday evenings. ‘The first concert away trom the’ University will take place at goon on Jane 8 on the Gity Hall steps. All the city parks successively will come in, tor,their share of the music. Last sutgmer these congerts attracted. vrowds of from 1),00/to 25,000 nighwy Again, (ils sume) community sing- ing will be’ fedtured,, and here win we vooal and instrumental oloiste 6m the programmes. Two outdoor muse carnivers ere in @ film’ version ot ‘Bawara Shelv don’? play anes” Ab Mine Cavallink the faseinating a gone na, Miss Keane hag won renown both |, in this country und England: A com-! edy | cal Yep." ‘mes: Have Changed,” the rand Topical Review and other pictures will’ also be #énted, Eldora Stanford will sing eo} Mighty Lak a Rose” and “The Bird | - | gong’ from_' ‘Pagpiace | MO} oARW AY THEATUE! Mone HD ARN ‘a visualization o} stor of Alaskan fisher- chief screen feature, The programme will also include a com sedy, Topics of the ny and the ews ‘Weekly, Twent® eee will apjeat in “The Girlies’ ‘a tabloid mur sleal comedy. LOBW'S NEW YORK TH BATRE The “attractions will -include “sh ners," with Alice Brady “the Dead Line, Tuesday Tope, * Wedndsday with Blanche Sweet, T A Modern Salome,” with Hope | Hampton, and “Everything But the .". Friday: ith ‘nid Bennett, Nas Jimmy Vale ntine,’ with Bert Lytell, Sunday AMUSEMENT PA RKS OPEN FOR SUMMER| rere Lana Park, Coney Island, opens 'to-| day with many new attractions, Among them are Arthur Pryor's| Band, a free circus, spectacies and} rides. George C. Tilyou's Steeplecha Park at Coney also gets into full] swing. One of the new features is a spectaciiiar ride. Water for the in- door pool is pumped from the ocean. ‘Two bands furnish music in the huge ballroom. Starlight Amusement Park, at Rast 177th Street and. the Bronx River, now has two girl revues, “Spl land” and “Nhe Maelstrom” among the many other features. ‘Free yaudeville and clrous acts are offered at Palisades Amusenient’ Park. Twenty-five saddle horses are at the daposal of riders NEW SUMMER SHOW AT COLUMBIA THEATRE) 0 | are “Wolly Town,” a burlesque by W!!!- jam K. Wells, with music by Jesse Greer, will be brought to the Colum~ bia Theatre on Monday afternoon for an all-sammer run. Tye piece har for its scenes gay plapes of New. ¥ ory and other’ parts of the world, Vaude- ville specialties and dances are in~ troduced. The company includes Frank Hunter, Johnny Walker, Bert Tahr, Frang-Marie Texas, Stella Ward, Benjamin Joss, Gertrude La- fin Kane wit! eppeat vetta, Walter Pearson, James Hall p300 “voices fron each school will be # Wenofit’ of te various | Lodge. in; the Bronx by Simon Hirsdansky, Prinelpal of Public Schoo No. 4, and Juliys Bluhm of School No. 48, in co-operation with Julius Hop. The programme in Crotona Park, June 14, will include “Cavalleria Rusti- cana,” By the Grand ‘Opera Society of \New York. The Morris High Sahool Orchestra, the Hebrew Or- phan Aayium, Band, a. chorus of picked ites” of Morris High, and special features, There also will be commanity singing, The Grand Opera Society of New York, Mrs. Zi)pha Barnes Wood. mu- sical director, will give a series of Parformanded in the Bronk: this eve- Ang 1N, Bublie School No. 40; Thurs: day, P. 8. No. 165; next Friday and Saturday evenings, P. 8. No.48ewith «plas performance Satu eve~ ning, May 29, at Morris High Schoo}, ta which principals of all Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn schools will bé in¥ited to witneen the work of utlliz- ing grand opera music, for recrea- tional andeducational purposes in the schopis. “Dorothy Jardon, Lenora Sparkes, Ceell. Arden, Giovanni Martinelli, Leon Rothier and Thomas Chaimers of the Metropolitan* Opera Compan: and the Metropolitan orchestr Sascha Jacobsen, violinist, and Mols- saye Bogusawaki, pianist, will be among the artists taking part In a gala music. festival next Saturday overting At Carnegie Hall. forthe asonic ben« evolent and charitable organizations, It will be under the auspices of Tonic Mtowi Raisa will givea farewell, con- rt at the’ Hippodrome on Friday evening for the war sufferers of her » town, Bialst, Russia, She y th Numerous bands will have a part in tone, and « sabhen orchestfa of 80 under Joseph Zuto, also a native of Pralstovk. Milo Luka, a Czecho-Slovak bari- tone, makes hig Amerioan debut at Carnegie Hall to-morrow afternoon. He has sung in many of the leading Buropean opera houses. Boginning in Ootaber, tie National Symphony Orgéhestra will give a@ series of concerts in Newark. ent Schima Kaufman will give af free violin recital at the Music School Settlement, No. 55 East Third Street, toxmorrow evening. ody Colin O'Mobe, thé American tenor, Yho has the Wewing singing: role in|. ayrecital at Aeolian | Halon aewasy kfleraoon, May 25. Jonept? Shlisky, eamtor, and Eddy| Brown, violinist, will appear in joint recital’ in Carnegie Hall to-morrow evening Yor the. Ppiaha! of war suf- ferers of Suwalk, Poland, Rider-Kelsey, Frank Forge and Mary Waterman wi soloists at the concent of the. Kriens | Symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening. John C. Freund, editor of Musical America, will make an address. Luisa Tetrazzini, after a @immer in Rome and itzerland, will return for a farewell youn df the | United States and Canada, e will be under the management of William H. Leahy of San Francisco, who in- troduced her in the United States In 1904, Prof. ‘Samilel A. ‘Baldwin gives his usual free organ recitals at the City College to-morrow and Wednesday afternoo 4 o'clock. angen ca COLUMBIA eur De Lux N.Y. Times. Monday Afternoon, Beginning of the New All-Summer Run Special Production! JAMES &. COOPEN'S Elaborate. Offering, juperbly presented burlesque in 2 acts and 16 ‘advance, FEPROCTOR'S L258 | ark & lex. |B sl SL); 403d Ave. ELIZABETH MUARA\ Dixon, Tonle Grey & G Marsdon, | Morak Sister dy. others. “My Lady 0 +c reson & Co., » Helen Boras, ia O'Connor & Storm we 2th LOEW $ for York Theatre & Root ba PE | THe Tear Exhibition ‘Dancing Tuesdays and Thursdays CONTHATS EVERY TURSDAY | “a LAST 2 yim tthe | Papen: John Haley, Adele Ferguson, Hoary Bart, and a chorus of eirts, Twice Daily, at 2.13 Smoking Permitted. 75 IN THE GREAT COMPANY. ‘Beats two wes BROADWAY AT 51ST ST. LAST TIMES ‘TO-DAY “HANSEL AND GRETEL” us ° “The Silver Horde” AOH'S To. Moray KARL JORN in “LOHENGRIN®” \-SHORE ACRES see MRS. SIDNEY DREW COMEDY xtinsRIVERSIDE At 06 St, Concerts Sunday, 2.15 & 8, Week of May 17, | JACK NORWORTH hte one TAWtT” muLien Revue ADAIR ‘UNDER THE APPLE TREE’ with JOWN Sy Bibel Nosovere, Carl Bi emptor ot Yeon Varvara Royal Gascoignes Kate ELINORE® | SOLLY ~ WILLIAMS ~*» Bway ) nding the | to-day'’s line of march, and at the con- ‘clusion of U rade dwda will be maton. led into the May 15.—duneral ser- Hotgyd Hagh Bou j vices will be held Tuesday for Henry |{O~day, {ty been ©. Kelsey, Vice President of the Me- ehanic's Nationa) Bank and one of Tren- | ~ - | ton’a best known men, ‘who died taat} __ CONCERTS AND MUSIC. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. | night at the age of elahty-two years. | TALYEEIE TQ. TANeo TO-MOR'W Afterncon of, For twenty-seven yoars from 1870 he TCAN DEBUT served as Secretary @f State, At one M I LO L U K Al time he was Postmaster at Newton, Sussex County, ctlona. h 30 opel larwed and new fea. AMUSEMENTS. CRITERION ZGEATER, E BEGINNING (‘10 MORROW. loture ‘THE VALLEY OF 10,000 SMOKES’ Alaska’s Righth Wonder of ene Worl JUST BEAUTIFUL THINGS. HELEN SHIPMAN AND CHORUS. CRIFERION ORCHESTRA—Victor Wagner, conducting, [in addition to| Cecil B. De: Mille’s ? Why Change Your Wife A Paramount-Artoraft Picture THE GREATEST AND MOST ELABORATE MOTION PICTURE ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR. CRITERION ORCHESTRA RIVOLI|RIALTO Broadway at.49 th Times Square BEQINNIAG SUNDAY. BEGINNING SUNDAY. THE Ethel Clayton SEA WOLF hae LADY IN LOVE” ai Catto, (A Paramount-Arteraft_ Pioture)¢ pay 4 rier 1g ee SUNSHINE COMEDY, RIVOLI ORCHESTRA RIALTO ORCHESTRA Frederick Stantberg Conducting. Hugo Riesenteld Conducting. AWUTUTRUURTET AUNT ARTO PARAMOUNT] Moving from the CAPITOl:to B.S. Moss’ BROADWAY THEATRE: {2% Street Tomorrow EATEST FILM REX BEACH'S °"aiccess SILVER HORDE” with prologue by John Wenger (courtesy Capito! Theatre) TOPICS OF THE DAY NEWS WEEKLIES COMEDY FEATURE BROADWAY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The GIRLIES CLUB the. minute tare wath, nty people, mostly * CONEY ISLAND OPENS L U N TO-DAY |; AMERICAN ay gy DAY=— SS.OES TR : (ax iAssie THE SEAGON'S BIOOEST HITT MOR Osc ow THE THe’ min ADAM AND. 4gth St, Mats.” Wed, HOLt| (MARTHA HEDMAN STREND | B'way at 47th St. DORIS KEANE America's dintingulshed itr ROMANCE FAMOUS RUSSIAN QUARTETTE win ELDORA STANFORD, Soprano GURTON HOLMES SCENIC STRAND ORCHESTRA Last Times To-day—ANITA STEWART, “The Yellow Typhoon.” W. 42d St. Bvs.6.15 Mats. Wed. &8at. 2.18 HONE &° COHAN Tics: east WILLLAW COLLIER in tever THE HOTTENTOT” OBE. Br 8 4,96 Ale diary Wet, z Sa. THE GIRL FROM HOME’ Charles Dillingham’s Musiea_ Farce HUDSON | ‘Baath “Tarkington's eis, ts’ | CLARENCE. Byes, 8.20, Wed. & Sat atre, W. 4 ci 8 a nees Thuy LYCEUM INA CLAIRE te #EGo.8 ottad Matinees ‘Thus 336 in ne 80 Dai LENORE ULRIC™ {114 98; BROOKLYN. COMMENC na Ry MorRow. 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