The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1920, Page 17

—_—_—-, v H 4... SHADOW VERN SHED, | TH Florence Easton, """"3.2""° 3" ne wry ana GAME COPCU' ANE | hininc hones sardy wo oe come MelbaMcCreery «: ms By Sylvester Rawling R. DAMROSCH and the Sym re's orches phony Orchestra ° presented lude, chorale hat was nearly an all-Wag- soll dad tchelond ner programme terday afternoon at Aeolian Hall Yes- ‘Truw it was Ra- which ng Quartet, now es- 1 favor, showed its nodern works at its n Hall on @aturday included H. Waldo ner’s folksong quartet, in one movement, on a Berkshire melody, ches by Bugene Goossens, Grainger's “Molly on the rhe programme began with quartet No. 13 and ended Debussy's quartet in G minor, tablished in skill in pla ert in ny with much in the reflective from prelude For tho end ¢ Amelita Galll-Curel_gave a recital ppodrome last night that was AMUSEMENTS, CENTRAL} CEs Tee) ee TO-NIGHT AT SiS-CAMERICAN DEBUT RAY COMSTOCK & MORRIS GEST Present *" DELYSIA": As Artiste Burlinghame Hill's poem Fall of the House of) | Wik LUPINO LANE, Firet Ma Usher," after Poo. Mr. Hill saya he | CENTURY teal + = =|] Next popucan war” Wed—soe 10 F. RAY COMBTOCK and MORRIS Gest Present the Warid’s DIPPEL LOSES HIS FORTUNE. Old Grand Opera Star Now Selling REE! MECCA MUSICAL EXTRAVAGARZA OF THE ORIENT. Insarance tn Chicago, Andreas Dippel, Chicago Grand st his fortune. ess ventures have eral hundred thousand Mr. and Mrs. COBURN fs FRENCH LEAVE London, The Apollo, Sth Month Management, Macc Klaw loc. melted away sey dollars life Insuranee tn and opera friends or him. He Metropolitan PRINCESS *t TOMORROW #0) Wed“ sat Stated 40 SEATS READY NOW The European drama acclaimed “T ¢ Most Sensational Play since ‘The Decil.’" and re 2.30." |THE MANDARIN A PLAY OF ANOTHER WORLD Adayted by HERMAN BERNSTEIN BRANDON TYNAN | wt Marto Majerunl Heling, Brusoroe | | ——N IG “HITCHY-KOO 1920" Withers—Mosoonls—100 Others. - Lovige Orth my Deante Sid ‘Otber_Distinautsied Players, NOTEWN2 one suit be ¢ seated BIJOU THRATRE, Wen Matioees Wet amd S0i., © New Mu Caviitonn eth Halt HENRY MILLER’S THEATRE: ¥: hen, 8.20 4h meer oaieattet | PATRICIA, UPP ia 48th St, bot Bay} Ere, 40, 2.30, i PLAYHOUSE. kh Oo Bs ALICE BRADY (memes) ANNA ASCENDS | \A¥, Just PPOSE, ABTH ST. p,m Fo bog, Be 00 TAVERN | OPPORTUNITY SEEKING SHELTER FROM TH ret - LCL LR BOOTH me rads of Biway. banat 30, KNICKERBOCKER Susssteny ge Te aioe Nee a aah Geo.M.COHANS Favensiian | mie pris COMEDIANS Cisnt it & grand old Name?) | SELWYN won Wert 44th st. | Beg. 8.30, RANK cSeGtis| THE MEANEST MAN TinineY Trekte 4 Proas-tont IN THE WORLD | LYRIC 4,8), 5 4,0 hoa HAN In the Title Role eres {OVER THE HILL By Wil Carleton, Direoted by Harry Millande, ! ago Tree, Hwey & 488t Pro hao, | COHAN iiss wed! more a0 230 | THE TAVERN | TIMES $Q. TEATRRN? She aie PEED ™ mipace MATING ELLIOTT’S ae or Bi SPANISH LOVE ARNOLD DALY as The Vagabond. GALETY, 400k St, Eva 8.50, Mis Wed Thus. asat | ACC ree Desi. Ve LEN | oe RS $50 FOR 25 Ones MaRTICULARS AY BOX OFFICES . @ Wi” HELEN ‘HAYES Mea Col. Cir, By.8.20 Park srs wed aan 230 | symphony in| was filled and bi voice and. | vi Home," to which she pli accompaniment at the p was assisted by \Nanuel Berenguer, flutist, and Homer Samuels, pianist At a concert in Madison Square quality. There was not a trace of nervousness about her and she haa a| food stage presence lief, A second hearing of her, more intimate surroundings, {9 to be ! AMUSEMENTS. Sgn ST.6 CENT. Special Added DANCING § P.M. to 3 A WINTER GARDEN WITH THE “A GARDEN OF GLonioUs REPUBLIC Jee 24 tree en, 8.80, Miata. ‘Armistice Day & Sat. 2.80, ELTINGE ° {ert 424, Street, Brentnes, §.¢6 ‘Mats. Armistice Day & Sat. 2.50. iL. ADIES S NIGHT, MATS. 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CONCERTS AND MUSIC. n last night Franko | uded compositions} — CONCERTS AO jleunched Melba MeCreery, dramatic) by C ann and Bach R soprano, his “find.” She made her| first appearance in an aria from| Ervin Ny the plant OWE, Conduster, ‘Madama Butterfly,” “disclosing al played” a ‘rarely Nerd. sonata by cansriiy TO MOMOW NOV, 9 voice of imposing volume and néylittic| Tschaikovsky: BAL LEER Te acy fs a OT, Pinna. 1 BY IDELLE ng “—Lowle De Fos, Werte, The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer : MARY, ¥'Younc By FREDEIUC ISHAM. Bren! : MATINERS THURSDAY (ARMISTICE, DAY) “HOLDS HIS AUDIENCE IN, THE aritee WIS HAND." LLOW OF “Maurence Reamer, Meraid. WILLIAM HODGE THE GUEST. 7 OF HONOR 7 | Weat 45th Bt, PLYMOUTH costes coe ne tit LITTLE OLD NEW YORK COMEDY otitis Sure aod sot 20 HOLBROOK BLINN /* THE BAD MAN EN “VARESI-NORMAN TREVOR NTER MADAME men Bt Wea Frenines at #30, Thurs, and Sat, 220, Te D. W. GRIFFITH Maservteeo WAY Davin “FAST 44TH ST. THEATRE ™ All Seats Heserved. 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