The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 14

Busy Week-End; Good Opera and Ada Tyrone, contralto, and a chorus of women's voices from the Oratorio Society ‘supporting him and playing up to him. Mr. Bispham bore the turden worthily. If early in his career he had not found that he had a 3 HURT WHEN TAXI Two Women Cut by Glass Com- |FINDS “FLU” GIVES IMMUNITY CRASHES WITH AUTO Should tt Become Prevalent This WASHINGTON, Doc Influensa attacks carry with them “a definite im- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920." the last two years, nor would It rage in duel “OL deaths annually,” he adda, “at least 109,€00 could eastly have been prevented by the Application of avaliable medical knowl- FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGE 12 Many Concerts By Sylvester Rawling. It was a busy week at the Metro- lg be Go to Fesby munity to subsequent attacks, lasting terian Hospital. several years,” according to conclustons A taxicab containing three passengers | reached by the Pub Health Service collided with an automobile driven by after intensive study In the homes where Frank Ducet of No, 434 East 72d Street | the disease was opidemic in 1918-19, ~ HOLIDAY ces FROM CAREFULLY SELECTED APPLES singing voice, he would have been a distinguished figure on the dramatic stage, The concert was a treat for its rarity. The crowded audience cackled, and laughed, and applauded, GIMBEL BROTHERS 32n» STREET -BROADWAY~33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY Brand New 88-Note PLAYER PIANOS Bast 82d Street, and Wiliam coh enue, tga t ligand allie and, therefore, all was well; but no- |? 74th Street and Second Avenue at| The statement by Surgeon General special Friday matinee performance Sam. | d;, ™ . Cumming adds: tae body knows better than Mr. Dam-| "phe sors in the taxi, Mie Reeds thy 8 x of “Madame Butterfly,” with Gerald-|rosch that that sort of thing wouldn't | Beatric Fan, twenty, Nor 2161 | nepeveny “mould Ay. become Hrevalont 8 ine Farrar as the gulleless Japanese|do for a steady diet Bathgate Avenue,’ Lillian Collins, nine-| Not ’assume the epidemic proportions of JOHN F. WILKENS, Peekskill, N NY. maiden, “Mephistofele” was given on Saturday afternoon, Peralta mak- ing her debut as Helen of Troy, and “Alda” was sung in the evening. Last night, at the Sunday concert, Efrem Zimbalist, the eminent violin- ist, vras the particular atar, but Nicola Zervia, the tenor. also was baought i > forward, There was a rumor that he a '* {9 bing groomed for a fortho«ning “ production of “Otello.” He sang re “Celeste Aida” with power and with the piantat. ob U3 ash ok se aes 17th Street, were hu: by ‘ailing ase — was the soloist with the National and. were taken to Presbyterian te Symphony Orchestra a* its concert) pital, where the women had to remain in Carnegie Hall on Saturday after-| YoNamara was able to go home. Tho noon and last evening. He elected| taxi driver escaped injury, to play in Rachianinoff's second con- —— certo, in which he did cred:t alike to WILL RETURN TO THE STAGE. the composer and to Himself, Mr. Bodanzky led the orchestra in an ad- adbadhr Ge tikes ootiks ‘Tickle Me.” Arthur Hammerstein, who, be- mirable presentation of Gluck’s over- ture to “Iphigenia in Aulis” and Wag- r marriage to the theatrical pro- ducer more than « year ago, was known Benno Molseiwitsch, Ve ) ner’s “Die Meistersinger.” Migs Soller conducted a symphony band a+ Madison Square Garden last Mri No Uttle beauty of voice, but without Gistinction. David Bispham was the protago- nist at the Symphony Society's con- “vert In Aeolian Hall yesterday after- noon, He read Shakespeare's “A Mid- summer Night's Dream,” with Wal- ter Damfosch and his orchestra and Rache! Morton Harris, soprano, end night. She used both arms and hands intelligently and was a picturesque figure, but she could not resist the temptation every once in a while to kick her skirt out of the way. Miss Soller also played the flute and played it well. Eipélite Lazaro, tenor, assisted by Mercedes Padrosa, pianist, and Hec- tor Cabral, violinist, gave a concert | he at Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon. in musical comedy as Claire Nag Kodak girl,” because of thi of her photographs in mag mea will return to. th arned the prima, do “Tickle Prank Tinn Theatre. sterring Diay was rodueed by Str. jammoerstein ae ich mar received widespread attention, Hammerstein. to} of “Tuy Mr. Hammerstein's third, We must bring our stock down to the lowest possible figure before taking inventory so we have reduced the price of every Suit and Overcoat we have from one-third to one-half. Entire Stoch of Suits and Overcoats reduced without reserve! Every garment on Sale is regular Moe Levy stock— all-wool, smartly styled and handsomely tailored. Every one is reduced at least one-third and as much as one-half. Look at these great values: 486 Suits were $35 641 Suits were $40 275 Suits were $45 a a 371 Overcoats were $35 543 Overcoats were $40 *211 Overcoats were $45 a LS Outlet 119-125 West 24th, St. t The National’s Enormous Over- stocks Must Go in the Next 2 Days This store will close Wednesday evening and remain closed until Monday, Jan. 3d, for ‘the purpose of ANNUAL STOCK TAKING ‘The most sweeping reductions made throughout the house to bring stocks to the lowest possible levels before inventory. Come “‘See What You Save.”’ Coat Values Extraordinary! Coats with former prices up to $29.50, This season’s Coats in a big assortment of models for Women, Misses and Girls. 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