The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 21

i a Shaw in Khaki BY CHARLES DARNTON HBORAH BIDRNE'S Irish Play- ers made a good start at the 39th Street Theatre last night ewhen they acted three short plays with genuine skill and a native fervor Ahat suggested something more than mere make-believe, The chie€ novelty of the bill was Bernard Shaw's satirical comedy O'Flaherty, V. C.," given here for the rst time. O'Flaherty is Shaw in , Shaw with a brogue and a ‘tain vengeance. Now that the t is over, the little play may be taken playfully, though even to-day the English might not find it ex- actly to their taste, Aside from his ible prejudices, the Irish soldier jor home on leave wearing the Vic- toria Cross is not unlike Shtiw's gariier chocolate soldier in his indif- “erence to the glory of war and his on, everyday sense of its real- ities, He recalis without enthusiasm that the King shook his hand, also that the Queen was in the picture, wut he could think of nothing to say, and she could think of nothing to eay, poor woman! His mother was not lacking for words when she dis- covered he had been fighting for the "English, wiile his sweetheart dis- glayed such a mercenary interest in the pension he might get if he were severely wounded, that he longed for ‘Yhe comparative peace and quiet of Flanders. After a war of words be- tween the women, he could only sigh and. stretch himself on. a. bench, ‘Thought a bit uncertain in his lin Pp. J. Kelly made O'Flaherty amusing fellow. Maire Roden-Quinn played the mother capitally, and MoMie Carroll wae pretty and ‘clever as the sweetheart. Mr. Kelly acted the ballad singing patriot in Lady Gregory's familiar ‘play “The Rising of the Moon” in an engaging and efective way. Then there was a real ballad singer who made a direct appeal to the audience from the orchestra pit. (Matchmaking went on while a train “was held at the station in “A Min- ute's Wait,” an amusing comedy by Martin McHugh. Helen Bvily, Mr. Kelly and Bdward O'Connor did e: cellent character work in this plece. The Irish Players were given a hearty welcome, rake “ane eaes REAL BURLESQUE FILM AND PHOTOPLAY WITH “PUNCH” AT THE STRAND Mack Sennett's five reel comedy, ‘YMarried Life,” 1s what is probably attracting a good part of the big watronage at the Strand this weex, but those who go to laugh get a real “punch” in the other half of the screen bill, “The Great Accident,” tn which ‘Tom Moore ts starred, It 1s the story of a “wet" town that Is made “bone dry” when the “town souse” ts elected Mayor by a political trick, and {s above the average in de- velopment and players. Aside from Mr, Moore the acting honors go to Ann Forrest. The latest long Sennett comedy is forty-four minutes of hilarfty. Ben Turpin with his funny eyes, holds the cemtre of the screen and the other Sennett favorites, Charles Conklin, Charlie Munphy, Ford Sterling, Louise Fazenda and Phyllis Haver are much in evidence. 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So, to persuade you to help Gikersharl you may have any one of our distinguished Wool, Silk or Palm Beach Suits at One-Third Less Than Our Regularly Low Prices. —— <2Sss2 <: = <. <; ‘= =: ezeze =l<ce ere=e <Setea<. =<eS=2 = = * Little Tots’ Bloomer Dresses— Imperial jxingham and cham- OUP £6gs 105. So... ray—various models ' our reg. $2.07 and 83.47,.2.00 | Infante’ Shirts Little Tots’ Gertrudes and Prin- cess Slips—embroidered — and hemstitched— Infants’ Ribbed Shirts— our reg. $1.17.. SS SSSS=: 3 =! a ete<e =. ere=e= etece signs—daintily scalloped edges—our reg. 87.50..... 5.67 our reg. $1.10 Hand Embroidered Pillow Slips— our reg. $3.97 and $4.50,. 2.89 = <tE= = MEN'S FURNISHINGS at 30% Off ONYX HOSE - - All shades - - 27c. pair Se Take the Day Line Up the Hudson to Albany CALLING AT Bear Mountain, West Point, Newburgh, Pough- keepsie, Kingston Point, Catskill and Hudson Daylight Saving Time ly, ine loglading Sunder, Dew: inte Gatukilie Fudaon All through rail Kino seater leaveo calls, including ‘Bundey, W. 420 Bt, 10 A. Mj W. 12th Sty 10.20 A. “ah. pointe, marked t. 3-DAY OUTINGS, Hudson yea Day Desbrosses Street Pier Tel. Canal eh New York anp neTurs Str. CLERMONT Operated by the Palisades Interstate Park Commissioners Daily, including Sunday (daylight ga! ing time) Pier B. Bong, KR. Jersey City; arrives 830A. Mii leaves, 8:4 $0.00 8A. i, turning steamer leaves Bear itt M Seroo at W. 129th Bt, omtttea unt further notice Fare 60c. Round Trip Sun, and’ Holldaya 850 Chitdren "Under 12 Half Fare. Cafeteria Lumeh | Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. to BOSTON (ean OnE sh METROPOLITAN LINE [WHERE To co) wove vd eet Tass} eat RIVER NIGHT LINES All the way by water via CAPE coD CANAL Daily av 5 P.M. (Dayiigne Tunes ee Trip B divAnle | Su."GRAND rip’ 40 ct. Dress Ginghams. All eplendid colorings, tor house dresses, aiidre ns frocks and color combinations. fun to. (Ine. War Tea). | aa eeriesiee Dron Steamboat Go, rg ISLAND BDULH FOR TUEADAY, JUNM 22, $2.75 Black Dress Satins, 35 inches... 1.76 Fine, close face, durable quality, atte A ner ON GILKS- MAIN FLOOR Bigated styles and heather mixtures 54-et. Ribbons... ges White, black and satin atrip 10.8 ‘ielephoow. Whitehall 1279, $.S."MANDALAY” a nea TRIP Broad 82.6034 DAILY TRIPS BEGIN JUNE 2 mr Kd. BONS. ue GUN a0, whe A, NOS OLA THING —TRTRD FLOOR 1920, Fourteenth Street ingham and cham- bray—sizes to 6 yeare— ta he $2.47.. 1.50 Madeira Carriage Covers—hand embroidered, in beautiful de- | Infante’ Flannelette ‘Gertrudes -plain hem and shell finish WEDNESDAY Two Day Sale DRESS VOILES .60 our regular .87 oak leaves, rings, scroll and all-over designs, in a large variety of me- contrasting and — har- dium and dark colors— some are gay with bright prettiest. and most at- colored flowers, others tractive effects we have are in more serviceable as navy and ue, brown, , brown; excellent monizing colors, which produce some of the seen this season. Col- ors are cant blue, Co- penhagen b tan, taupe, gray, light blue, maize and other é smart colors. travelling. Both lots are $8 inches wide ‘and are con- servatively marked, even at our regular pricing. Wednesday and Thursday Special Lot of Boys’ Wash Suits 1.74 $2.50 to $3.00 Values Your little boy cannot have too many of these smart, fresh look- ing, easily laundered suits, for he will need them for dress and play. Every jaunty, attractive model is here in this sale to choose from, at a price that is wonderfully low. Included are Middy, Dickens, Russian, Junior Norfolk a: Dutch styles. Sizes 3 to 8 MORNING SPECIALS~ Wednesday & Thursday Until 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted B1 | $1.34 Children’s Ribbed Sport Hose erized — various Bile boys’ blow WASIL PABRICS--BASEMENT, 3 colors—moire Samasic a= C] ray, ‘brown, herring. and fancy mixtures—¢ to 17 ee + rte STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to5 P, M. HEARN West of Fifth Avenue Open this Saturday, June 26th, 9to 5. We close, as usual, all day Saturdays July and August 26TH ANNUAL JUNE SALES Values for Vacationists and for Every One Who Appreciates Money-Saving Opportunities. June Sale Values Infants’ and Little Tots’ CLOTHES Our large assortments, so complete with every need, give priceless opportunities to mothers to buy for the entire Summer now, reductions. Little Tots’ Fine White Dresses —yoke, empire and belted els—lace and embroidery trim- our reg. 86.74 aa: $7. %. ming—some with hand stitch- June Sales for ° Wednesday & Thursday \d Misses’ Linen Suits —new a poe ay esd = pink aj nhagen blue—also white—sizes 16 me to 4@—our regular 627.75.. 19.75 ‘Women’s and Misses’ Shantung Suits—smart ogra carefully tailored—sizes 16 to 44— our regular $36.75 House and Porch Dresses—in | cales and ginghams—variety checks and stripes—plaids and Hoi colors—in gne-piece and modele—B6 to 46-— a Little Tots’ styles in ses Women’s Extra Size Tub Skirte— white gabardine and surf cloth— sizes to 40 band—all new modely ~—pockets are tucked and trim’d with good pearl buttons— our regular $7.97. Women’s Tub Skirte—white gal- ardine—regular and extra size well made models, finished with button trimmed pockets and de- tachable belte— our regular $3.97 | Ribbon Hats—white aad ‘sport colors—newest myiee our regular 83.95. Sailor Hate—smart it ylee—black, combinations —~ Infante’ Wool Flanne! Barrow 1.50 Coats — cambric i toned on shoulder stitching around hem— —sizes to 6 months— our reg $1.77 and $1.97 weight— White Flannelette — also nightgowns — our reg. $1.10, our pnttned $1.95 Wreaths and Ostrich Bands —our reg. $1.95 to $2.45... Girls’ Serge Skirte—6 to 14 yrs. —- our regular $2.44 Untrimmed Black Hairbraid Hats —large, medium and small shapes—our regular $3.74.. 2.57 Georget Blouses — i cad ctopeas chinese? oe tailored and trimmed our regular $8.97 to $9. Voile Blousee—tucked and trimmii smocks— Infante’ Flannelette Barrow Coats—cambric bai our reg. .97. THURSDAY crepe and linon— our regular $4.94 and $5.24. 3.77 bf snd ‘Silk buen ay EE ce ‘Tuxedo style—co! our regular .73 ms Printed with flowers, ‘These Voiles come in our regular $18.04 Blouses — in light a? Conte aay: sree serge sleeve emblem—plain or pe shades, our remer $119 S11.04.. Boys’ Extra Trouser Sui asi See agg business, shopping or Spi ‘chore == Met and medium patterne— WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. Mid-Season Sale SHADES Domestic Holland— 6x3 ft.—our reg. $1.17, 07 Water Color Opaque— 6x3 ft,—our reg. .78 7x3 ft.—our reg. .87 Oil Opaque— 6x3 ft.—slightly imperfect. . . If perfect would sell at $1.25. This sale comes at an opportune ime, for it enables the housewife to freshen up her home for the Summer; at a very modest expenditure. Mounted on strong, dependable rollers. All come in various tints. No Mall or Telephone Orders. 96 | $7.97 Women's Mohair Skirts, navy blue—regulat and extra sizes—t USLERY--MALN FLOOR, with stitching heyy buttons. _ ‘SKINS GHOOND FLOOR, $11.94 Junior Boys’ Wool Suits $3.95 Black Petticoats..........-.. Flounced, trimmed in floral etfocta . —cotton’ taffeta, 25 et. New Curtain ain Musing. seeeveces 18 Muslin with, colored bordere and gold and pink. —sash or hair | $3.50 Bleached Napkins, dozen. TURKRON AUSLDAEAEN JOH, 20 $1.17 Tots’ White Gowns sreeee 7 ‘To 6 yeara—cambric, embroidery trimmed 65 et. White Pillow Casee 46x36—soft finish—no dre: BED MUSLINS—@ASEMENT. $1.63 Prices Checks ‘ANTS’ WRAR--41D00ND FLOut, Black and white—64 Inch $1.95 Boys’ Trousers. eens 145 Corduroys, cheviots meres—In’ g , " and three-fourths —part woo! POURS FABRICS —MAZN MLOOR, 20| $8.00 Rogers Stee! ppbv ow Celluloid handlen—set of ¢ knives TUMRY MAIN FLOOR. | 37 ct, Initial Stationery