The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 23

first honors abd was expecially charming as the Idol in “A Piece of Carved Jade,” the most beau tifully staged number of the elab. orate production. She also tig- ured exquisitely as a mechanical plano doll As a dancing came dian Lester Allen roused both laughter and applause. Mr, White did not dance {nto view untti after 11 o'clock, when, with girls who imitate », he gave a new turn to his tal imitations of Fred Stone, ‘ge Primrose and George M. han. But he was’ altogether too modest. For the good of his show, he should have given himself a bigger part in it There,was too much of Lou Holtz, vulgar without being funny, and a large undraped order of . La Sylphe. Tie book, by Andy Rice and Mr. White, disclosed more vulgarity than himor, and the music, by George Gershwin, wae jazzy to a deafening degree, but some of Arthur Jackson's lyrics were bright and neatly turned. One of the most attractive settings was a Pandora's box, and the costumes were so pretty that the gins should be encouraged Dod make more of them. ‘THE NEW PLAYS George White’s “Scandals” A Good Dancing Show By CHARLES DARNTON HAT is the stage coming to? Some years ago we had Pinero’s “Mind the Paint Girt.” At the Globe Theatre Yast night we Ddeheld George ‘White's Yont-mind-the-paint girls. And, if you please, the programme contained this charming note: “The girls in this number are covered with a apecial proparation | of real paint.” By way of dispelling any pos- eile dows In the mind of the andience the painted women dain- tily ran thelr hands through the coating and dispinyed smeared hands as they pranced off the stage. At another time black stockings were dawbed on maidens perched upon high chairs. Aside from these social errors, which might easily be corrected by the Police Dgpartment with the Possible aid of the Fire Depart- ment, there was nothing shook- ingly scandalous in “Scandals of 1920." The revue proved to he a good dancing show. Ann Pen- nington caatly. tripped off with ex OUR POLICY Big Sales and Small Profits Men’s and Women’s Pumps and Oxfords $945 $1045 $445 Allthis Season’s Styles. AllLeathers. All Patterns ‘The Walk-Over business was established on this policy many years ago. And whatever the conditions have been since those ey days, this policy bas been rigidly adhered to, Even during the trying period of the war and since then when the temptation to inflate prices has been everywhere so evident, we have clung to our original policy. Although our profit on a single pair of WALK-OVER shoes is not as great as we may be entitled to, yet it is clearly evident that if we sell a greater number of pairs of WALK-OVER shoes the total receipts will more than offset any difference that we may lose on the price of each pair. Our policy of better value-giving is for all the people all the time. Our occasional special sales are unusual values. Walk-Over Shoe Stores New York City $10 Fifth Avenue 1439 Broadway 252 W. 125th Street 150 Bowery 622 W. i8ist Street Brooklyn 1383 Broadway 565-7 Fulton Street $406 Fifth Avenue Brdéax—557 Melrose Avenue Yonkers, N. Y.—7 N. Broadway Newark, N. J.—795 Broad Street Paterson, N. J.— 118 Market Street Poughkeepsie, N. Y.— 297 Main Street 179 Broadway 1173-75 Broadway Wot By. Beek t, th im Charier Cherry Franotne Larr! tad da 4.25. and Bat! 2.95, My Lady F lend ii MAXINE ELLIOTT See. 2.,® Last WEEK ALL SOULS’ EVE This Setvon, With Lola FISHER and Cyrit kerontucy. NORA BAYES (5. Wed. 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An Innocent Idea i a Sireatcn JACK EATON GEORGES CARPENTIER rested te soplanse from cuihesisate Roments ot 6 Rate of et mnt eT HE Ww . RE errs bel te ONDER MAN’”’ ss eet eo at om STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA fend attractive surrounding programme of mudeal and flim epeciaities, ot Bre. 8 IA CLAIRE = hele agora ee ART HICKMAN ORCHESTRA ttc Ziegfeld Midnight F Frolic With EDDIE CANTOR end Al Theatre, COHAN & HARRIS 7 ae Boe f.20, Mare, Wd Sa ‘Toe Musical Comedy, Fi, RL mao “HONEY G 2 COHAN Bex Ba" ea WILLIAM COLLIER. to the new “THE HOTTENTOT” AMUSEMENTS. and reuro on the Steamer Clermont Tee See Most Beautiful Theatre in the World. EDWARD BOWES, Managing Director. | 4 re ee rae : TREMENDOUS SUCCESS ‘ Bair, inpuog Te N a . With ROTHAPFEL PROGRAM!! eotay’ ty, are sy ie ene ge) Getty and RUPERT HUGHES? Comedy aries 8 ° West, {apa St, furiieo 16 refurniag weamnet “Will “not slop” at Bondeys end Holi Fare 60c. Round Trip Directed by. Bidney Olcott. 8 OTHER BIG FILM AND MUSICAL NOVELTIES CAPITOL CONCERT ORCHESTRA MATINEE TO-DAY, 30c—40c EVERY NIGHT—55.—75c Continuous 1 to 11 P.M. Overture, 2.15, 4.15, 7.90, 9.90 A GREAT SHOW THAT WOULD BE A BARGAIN AT aoe PRICES!!! ae | ) DIERPLECHASE oW OPE : we WA PRYOR’S BAND Goncerts Att. & Bvenin teLAND Circus ‘afd Dan lng STAR ARLIGHT Aguuseanent EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES '*°- To BOSTON METROPOLITAN LINE CAPE COD CANAL 18, North River, Foot Foye warn sf "Phone Barclay S000, aily at 5 P.M. (Daylight Time) Dron Steamboat Co, CONEY ISLAND Special Gohedule for TUESDAY, JUNE Sth, Subleot te Change Without: Netlce FOR SALE. Pays fore blue « thie “HUDSON RIV! ER NIGHT LINES ~ Dei irom Plat Ble Ny hy, M4, Deguueane Me °4 Ri sas ye Mj Sundare and ln east Du al! FAST ATTN 8m, Hu, sz 4 cok folk ind, 5 A. Me, J Str. GRAND REPUBLIC * DAILY TRIPS Commencing June 34, Tel, Howling Gree 1675. 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Infante’ Nainsook Slips and | Infante’ Shirte—silk and merine Gowne—yoke sand bishop style ines to six monthe— —laceeand embroidery trimmed | our reg. 81.77 and 81.97..1,37 dep some with hand stitching and | Infante’ Fine Merino Shirte— pgeagr long and short sleeves—sises to 8 yeare— our reg. $1.26 and $1.96.. .B7 Infants’ Ribbed Shirte—medium our reg. our reg. ‘ our reg. $2.47.. 1 weight—sizes to 8 yeare— Little Tots! Voile and Lawa Kait She had a Dresses — colors and white— some flowered patterns—trim- ming of lace and ‘embroid —our reg. $2.07 10 Little Tots’ Tub Dressee—ging- bam end chambray—trimming with contrasting material— various styles—to 6 yeare— Pres’ tos hay emer of regular a Infante’ W. Weel Flamecl “ Seals “Hearn's Little Wonder”—# tn sanitary package— ~ Sg ERY 1.26 ur rey ie Pt Birdseye Diapers ready to use— our reg. Wg Por i ‘Sin Little Bloomer 20 in. x 20 in ye i in) sham ry ‘cham- * Dray-—rarfous mode 92 in, x 22 in 24 in. x 2% In... nd 8, wna Fite oan our reg, $1.08............ eee Camboles— our reg. $2.46. Crepe de Chine deep yokes of ribbon, and embroidered fly sleeves—also sleeveless atyles— : our reg. $8.88... our reg. 85.48.. 2%6th Annual June Sales UNDERSILKS | -Juné Sale prices bring} values to such economy levels that every woman | can have the pleasure of pu ar rehasing. Satin Camisoles—yo x ime rot de Chine yet Satin numerous models with filet and fancy iaces— our reg. $1.07.. de Chine. Btganane— fi wile fet ace ad Envelope Chemises—our sortment of beeutifully trimmed modelsa— stat quality triple lace Seen or cess Slips — hap om Bw yer —— stitched ruffles at hemstitched— onthe our reg. 84.68.. 2.96 our f aed Little any and T. 24 tn. x 48 Ii Extra Siue Crepe do Chine Night: ol Rompers—girigham and cham- | Infants’ Wool pL gore to 6 yeare— —wilk bound top or aaa OM our re 1 walet—ou: 61.87 . Pique Sin RE infants’ y Fikesiuate Gaiwolse= edge-—centres’ embroidered in | plain hem and shell cr al » 01.80... .. ite Flannelette wi pere—also night gowne—with ee string— our reg. $1.10... rey bee atterns— Re A and $2.97. .1.76 tofants’ Pillow Slips—with embrol- ff prefer $1.95. oo 6 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Two-Day Sale Women’s Lawn Negligees 2.25 7 Our regular $2.94 and §3.- Cool, simply made and easily laun- dered, these dainty negligees are en- tirely practical and charming for Sum- The flowered pattern comes in The value ts mer. pink, blue and lavender. exceptionally good. Regular sizes, 36 to 46 Extra sizes, 48 té 52 Wednesday TWO-DAY SALE Summer BLANKETS Before you leave town you must be sure to have.a suf- ficiently large supply of blankets, And to purchase them at a saving, as every thrifty housewife desires to do, one has but to utilize these ex- ceptional offerings for Wednesday and Thursday. Cotton Fleece Blankets Plaid Blankets 3.74 5.50 Our regular $4.97 Our regular $6.78 Full size—tan or gray, with con- th = trasting border. Cortex finish—(two in one): 66x80, Gray or Tan Blankets—cotton fleece, with contrasting borders | Crib Blankets +- plaids — cortex —-64x76— finish--86x50-— our reg. $8.67... .Special 2,67 Ott reg. 99.47.....000000 1.97 No Mail or Telephone Orders. ct, Fancy Lress Voiles +58]! . Sots Bloomers, patterns on. light t ‘Whlte ans and ink crey to 6 6 Teh Wasitt [Flanicyaasiboee. «| °294 iw py Sateen Petticoats, FR bo Looks like real linen—splendia Good quelitr—-come 2 porn a Men's Silk | Kait fabric for sports and Summer ad- | gy oy Wouen'’s Cotten hcee.. as Part wool—black and white— nines. eg MESH GOODS—MAIN FLOOR, 6 and 68 ct, Ribbons White, black and colms—moire satin and stripes—sash and mil- HOSIERY—MAIN FLOOR $2.59 White Sheete...........s00eee 1” 81x00. BED MUSLINS—BASEMENT, 19 and 59 ci, Ticking Band 43 4 linery widths Asnorted stripes. RIBBON AISLE-—-MAIN FLOOR BED MUBLINS- BASEMENT. 91.95 Boy’ Trousers 1.4. | 67 and 7: ct. Fine New Cietonnes,... 04 3 inches wide; floral, Japanese Ohints and bird designs—36 styles. ‘CHETONNES BASEMENT. Hair Pillows Blue and white stripe—cooler than feather pillows ce Corduroys, cheviots and Casal- etn’ gray, brown, | herring: tone ‘and fancy mixtures—4 to 16 Y GOs CLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR, . Ob 9 ie 10. reerenenidey,- Duley 1216—our reg. $1. a Korfolk styles—Bton or braidec and Nortgliareray, tan, brown l4xl8—our reg. $1. and heather mixtures, loxit—our, reg. $1 2 aie oid CLEHING- THIRD FLOOR, baa See other pages for Start of Season Sale of Men's Silk Shirts and Women's and Misses’ Tub Skirts and Women’s Union our reg, $11.48... fancy strawe— our reg. $3.96 and $4.94... . pet elhreaar gl! sleeve emb! backs—well Rao phir ny nuies. woe Boys’ Extra Trouser mt Pres Sreenie ees ae ed médelo—green, gray, and tan witaren-# to to rere —our reg. 822; years—our, reg. $1.09...... 80 Men’ Leer yey good jhirte—large assortment of woven madras and fine heavy with colored stripes in effective oe as7 tions—our reg. by vB lored stripes lo: unde— gro! Men's Muslin Night Shirte—collar- double seat trousere— our reg. .70 Men's Carter’s Union Suite— our reg. €2.48....0.+++-- 2.88 Men's Nainsook Shirts and Draw- ere—Loxiton make; small oan June Sale Specials For Wednesda we & Thursday checks and Pe i a Baitca toda ae fo ee our reg. $8.47 our reg. 94.00. vere Our reg. $4.94 and $5.94. . Pain 5.15 the 38 ee tie Bes itterns, in fancy poser collar attec! 99.95. Manchester Silk manufacturer's clese-out— jes ni x ry Dar ON PABRICN. BASEMENT, Regular slses—nwhite and condo- our reg. $445. seer er ee ee 23S $2.45 Georgette Urope—40 ineh......1.67| vam eee) “ Man's Ce ; ide 8 i —_ Light, dark and. fancy colors | . 37 Women's Fibte Silk Hose. ..... r] x AD. ve. Ge 1.65 Shepherd Ciecks hm Rech and colors—amock seam—~ Free—Free A Pot of . |. Fragrant Tea with each restaurant of amount. te -3.45 56 Neckwear— 10.94 end 18.8