The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1920, Page 21

2 SS L838 15 .-& &= & .. ee ee ee ae ee ee aie | VY noun . Singer From Prague | » Makes U.S. Debut By yloester Hawling: n. His pro- ud Slovak com- 7 ¢ arias from operas by Sinctans, songe by Dvorak Qrid folk songs, Some of the latter he sang in Unglish with cl ciation, He deserved a lar fence, for he disclosed a light, vibrant voice of attractive quality well under control, With a broader programme ke will be worth hearing by others than his own countrymen, Mr, Luka is paid to be only twenty-eight years id and to have been prominent at the Prague Opera, whore he impersonated the leading “The Polish dew,” by Karl We enun- audi- 8, Which Mr, Promives to present, in inglish, at the Metropolitan Opera House next sea- gon. . | Matilda Locu Glass, gixteen, pianis foloisty with the National 4 next season. : by Artur Bodanzky and a committee of musicians from twenty- | five pianists and violinists of Amer- | fean birth who never have played in pudlic in a competition for the honor, | Mivs Locus was born in Holyoke, Ofass.; Migs a ES in New York. $65,000 AT ACTORS’ BENEFIT| “Th is of Members Boy Seats) for Hippodrome Show. More than $65,000, it was announced, was realized last night at tho hela for the National Vaudevi at the Hippodrome. There are 10,000 members of the organization, and as| seats were placed on sale in theatres alt! over the United States, thousands of members purchased seats which they o Intention of using. It was thus | le to sell out the house many times | who attended last ‘night com- ed the Yo Show Naval Air A An exhibition of naval uir apy will be one of the features of the Wan-American Aeronautic — Co: which will open at Atlintte Thursday. It qhe war, fafety of parachut ot, Ma erin Augusta? b by thereeres rep ATT ed on Uy & , New Amsterdam wie 1 AMUSEMENTS. Wed. &Sat.,2 Eo Wynn Carnivat h EO WYNN, “THE PERFECT FOOL.” Al ZiECREL hs si sy weeny GIRL SE COHAN Thin. tru atid se be 8 3 “WILLIAM COLLIER - “THE HOTTENTOT” ieeieaater BE. 20 oun cd Sat ieeiesy iW TOWN ee caren “THE GiRL + ROM HOME Charles Dulinghain’s Musical Farce HUDSON Bach, INGS Prey Bay, | CLARENCE Wot! a Su INA CLAIRE in THE Gold DIGGERS By Avery Mopwood. BELASCO Wer #80 si. Pree. at 5 0 Mata Thurs. and_sat LENORE ULRIC ral | John Drinkwater || RAHAM LINC © CORT EHit8 Rilo U8 “arg A toy hide! “THE NIGHT BOAT” 7 a { ACON Kasen tats | Bac | GAVETY, Bway & 4010, Mala, Wed. aod Sut Hoary Mille’s Buss WAN YP 830 Henry Miller & Blanche Bates to Someta” The Famous Mrs. F, Best Seats § H Greenwich Village 3s gh & EMILY NORMAN 0, P. And Brillia rt ” STANDARD pA ty mph seascos “DADDIES PARK { ‘ OicorT rs / MACUSHLA |ae AMUSEMENTS. |MATINEES t GARDEN, VES. THURS Jwsat ata iG SHOW 1919 Evenings mel PASS fgok by Harold At MAKINE ELLIOTT'S 3oe2-. Mats.’ Wed. & Sat ‘ium ALL SOULS’ EVE FISHER & Cyril KEIGHTLEY, NA-HOMANCE OF MopHE RHOOD.. Au Revoir UNTIL OCT., 1921 [ LastWeek | SOTHERN he Be fie’ pant LAST ena te 10, HUFFMAN Wed, @ sat, TIMES TANT HIT." Jou | Dijeon, Sessa ie New Yau CECIL LEAN IN THR MUSICAL CoMRDy, rmiUMrit LOOK WHO'S HERE win ius || CLEO MaYFIELD “*: M A R L 0 W paren ee ahaa osthac SAME | SHIN ae WAFE Wite_Porrest_Winant, Wadeline Oetmar, ethers = ig Hehe ids Seasos LARWORE. HE Hol »SCANDAL i THE WALL Pena | ar ChERKY,,.8,. Most Talled of Comedy with MARTHA HEDMAN (OMEDY Es 4h POPULAR far Tues. bot. to $2 aorunia'y GRAATEST COMEDY My LADY FRIENDS with Clifton Crawford GOOD BALC. SEATS, $1.50, $h00, 75e en. hans “Ssomeee AND DISTINGUIS co Ae Ts ‘BUDDIES SELWYN West 424 st. Evenings, Matinees Wed. and Se “OH, HENRY SCREAM. LONGACRE Rint saear oes ERAY COMSTOCK AND MORRIS CEST Present: BROADWAY'S BRIGHTEST AND MERRIEST COMEDY ADAM EVA BY THE AUTHORS OF * POLLY WITH A PAST 286th to 2:3rd PERFORMANCE LAST 2 WEEKS [ Peatiouse Ww okonce jrosowurst MATINEE WED.» 2. 30 | » Wondertul Ching: peers EAGELS arn WONT OF A PLAY OF LOVE, LAUGHTER & TEARS, By Mrs. Lillian Trimble Bradiey. THEATRE, Near) GEORGE BROADHURST 48TH ST. ins Te M0 | prevente STOR @TH CAPACITY MONTH OF A ROMANCE OF THE BIG wooDs. TEAR j RIVOLL 5 Te SEA WOLF ‘ George H. Melford’s Production by JACK LONDON ORGAN OVERTURE A SAILORS CHORUS Cas oORS TF SyePHONY | RIALTO MALE CHORUS MES RIVOLI PICTORIAL RIVOLI ORCHESTRA-FOCDERICK STAHI REDG Conducting 7RtreOAn CRITERION 22Ais FOURTH WEEK |MAT. THU: iRS., 2.30 HELEN MacKELLAR By Langdon McCormick. UNDER DIRECTION OF HUGO RIESENFELD Cecil B.De Milles WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE ” and “The Valley of 10,000 Smokes ALASKA'S EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD ‘Just Beautiful Things,” Helen Shipman and Chorus m nA Lady FR, AN RAS ETHEL CATON cove Times SQuare fanic-mprcssigis OF ITALY RIALTO ORCHESTRA — HUGO RIESENFELD erate HILD HEALTH EXPOSITION Granp CENTRAL PALACE MAY 17m TO 2an0 27rourm, The country brought to the city, Milk Child Health exhibits AUACE tere Butty: ouers, and We qcimeYACR NQRWORTH, B. F. * GanGain. MATINEES DAILY “GEORGIE” PRICE ; JIMMY (GUERITH HIG | Wa GAXTON & COM Rainy, GRAN | & wr & tiny “ANITA S amir Ficht | RRPROCTORS S NEW YORK THEATRES I2alh of inte aioayery parent Bring the 2 cduestional Soa erecting Adm25u Gel SL Ss a BroAbWay “TH wane” | 2 PN ANITA ST eA YOLUMA 2 wai at wun "FOLLY TOWN esr s New York "Thea re & Roof | Sunday World Wants Com ALM to 11 P.M Root to) a. M, | ‘aidvens!? win’ ALICE BRADY Loew's American Roof {2% Wot All Seats \ Reserved PGMs sae’ CENT PK. we 3 EVES. 8115 com Even nes | | | HERE For 1K; OH.YOU 4TH OF JULY! THE OVERNIGHT POREOY, HIT 22a nen en ene, NORA BAYES zh Li ASS [ i | WED. MATINEE cunt JOHN T. MURRAY. W. sin fone Tie Sweet Sixteen Summery Syiphe, rumen ELEANOR STHE MACDONALD, Meas ” wt! nest i sINGI LAL ‘anna HER FORTUNE tiiting erry tehy tunes, an d"rlee. | iis! BORDONI | WW THe FANTASTIQUE | MUSICAL REVUF | prLITTLE pe RICHARD BEN Eugene 0'N1 fi BEYOND THE HORIZON 4 LITTLE 7s THIB WEEK an Volkonbur MAT, TO-MORROW | SPECIAL MATS, TUES., SATURDAY MARIONETTES [MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Dramatic Sucgcey 5 Of Three Gel pn “SE THURS., FRI, MORNING, 4.30, 10.30. FROM (@) ORGE HASSELL HARRY bes, Sb Sai PAINTER, = AOT 50 LOAG AGO” nal BOOTH TASATOR.,. anew gh ince Soe ee ee ert ENTURY THEATRE ie | RA MARGOT KELLY, ELTINGE * MARTIN id UE With Jormphine Victor and Emmett Corrigan, phLCLines A) MAD JORIE GAMBLAL ning Pollock's ss eat Melodrama, meDOOR TH BIJOU ‘So full of new ideas 6 W. 4d 8 Mars. Wed, (Pup Mats. Wed (Pop. )& Bat 1G PATRE, 48th St. W. of Eve. 6.30, Mats, Wed, (Pop.) & Sat. BI/PEHE_OUIJA BOARD and new faces startles the ol timers i Burns mantle Husical vevusical comedy LYRIC THEATRE | | MATINEES WEDG SAT. 2:20 EVS: 6:20 HARRIS ‘i ALEXANDRA ' _ RESPECT CARLISLE " FOR RICHES |_Siin twat Wotton, ead! Won, berrrons ’ > | BROADHU RST Sire 4 HE ENE Corer wir (AbELE N in (3rd Act in English) , Sensational 4 sim version of othe gers : way 2% © RODRIGUEL Sore | wt 8.00, fit 2A¢ St. OF B'WAY eatin’ _THROUGH,”" Bway. My eC an id SUT prise TRIUMPHS IN “ROMANCE” Beloved American actress repeats success of seven years ago. PPALSAD 25° Minu w ¥ NA Work Monday Wonders | <,,.,.j;, Wor dW Yesterday's audience at STRAND THEATRE literally swept from their Cavallini, the Italian opera singer, NOW Ores +}! ‘usyes irom” the importance of this offering rerPARK Tne "Bavare PRYOR’S BAND Concerta Aft. & Fevening, ree Attra ray: h Street } BROOKLYN (Fulton Street) he achieved int Romance II love ph h thi BRONX LEO DITRICH Sie D | STRAND ORC worn he spoken play “Romance” is STRAND THEATRE, and atthe STRAND THEATRE, scenes in Edward Sheldon's irnmortal love story. Miss Keane repeats in motion t many times, being NEW OPERA » Pye HOUSE | MATINEE WED. & Sat STEI THE PURPLE MASK. YAVID RED ASCO rata DADDIES Now BROOKLYN. ae a HESTRA ny Tarkin “ROMAN on is E GIRLS. WRESTLING EVERY THURSDAY wonnses STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. HEARN Vourtenn i Street West of With Avenue IF YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY Be Sure to Look in Monday’s Afternoon Papers for a Full List of All Our Sunday Advertisin in This Condensed Form. 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