The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1921, Page 27

5 Wikivd. woutp, WeDwasDsY 94 12, 1 ' Mengelbery RED HAIRED BABY: | Toman ire, was # Captain tn the] ating Bigg wrote him about slaty : STORE OPEN 9 to 8 letters, addressing him as “Dear Cy- ‘ “Wancs" ¥ Makes Debut; | _'S MAJOR'S ALIBI) "cas voury ma utes | Sis Mi tne ne . 9. _|Sued for Separation, Hi Explains | Major Jackman, Capt. Rilea and my-| when ‘is wife wrote to Mine Bige's ; On, HE MS) eelt, because it was too euld to live | mother, Toscanini Again Celebration of Chateau Party bs camp," Major Miller teatified. Held in France, 7 HSH Way vite: EBA tbe By Sylvester Rawling. j “Lo red Miss Bigg my socia! 7 Major Harry C. Miller. whose wife! guperior.” he said, “Our conduct was moet Ww OTNE. YEAR ; ILLEM MOPNGELBDRG, the! is suing for # separation on the ground |alwaya proper.” All Wool, Sample Fourteenth Street (ESTABLISHED 1827) West of Fifth Avenue Wutch orchestral leader, re- of cruelty, explained before Jase Asked if Miss Bigg knew he was howned in Europe and not) Faber in Queens County Court yes-| Married. he said: eS « rday w C0 | iverybody about the camp kn SUITS &0 ATS ° Get ip at Cae zie "Halt veaterday terday why he invited Mist Maud?) She knew about the pi ny given | hey bara Oo U 2 l Ss t bus erie esterda, = jade by Sth Ave tere afternoon as conductor of the Nu-| 288 to @ chateau party tn\ France| me on the birth of my son, | k fae Lm Vatees J tional Symphony Orchestra, He was | d why Miss Bigg and other Waacs| saying [ hoped it would be ff to $6 reoted With i cordiaiity typically |—members of Queen Mary's (Army— |headed, and when I learned it was t « Xhericun that was marred ‘by ‘the | cated nine * |made much to do about it. After ASSORTMENT offensive effusions of a clacy that | ot py H. O. M." meaning Happy | [that they began calling me ‘Happy | ee has no pluce hure. is bi hn ' p It is bad enous! A daugbter of Gen. Sir! W Miller returned to America to tolerate the nuisance of hired ap- Riaisecat the Opera House, whe: there are so many singers from South- ern Rurope who have been trai AMUSEMENTS. think they must pay tribute to t AMUSEMENTS Te eae mercenaries, or fail. At once unc & Bay Wd OOTH rine Wed a atop Buotlas Be sinaee ae oe THE PASSING ‘SHOW Ay i921 | posirivety tant) weeKs. wicuiaN ay rk Twain’ . F. RAY COMSTOCK Sreaanon 6 the olathe ier cincare ; Cd oRnin uate AVERSHAM | THE SSE"? . ~aits that ure frequented by rea! Green, the World's > qiaio.| Greeny Bese \ Apparel and Household Needs Bought for Cash, Therefore’ These Prices Represent Unusual Savings i | BUY YOUR SPRING SUPPLIES HERE ; lovers of music, mostly American. Miuier ot ere lan Makes Oi it - ia IFCAR® | LONGACRE Serena ease | an ME Uist YEAR gstaplished himself, be was applaud Martnces Wed. 20, fo the echo, recalled numerous tim i and mude the recipient of wreut. ,| G R ANT MITC ii E LL MATS. WED. AND BAT. AT 2.78 ne of Which was frum the mem < re a suug’ “The Champion” CASINO “Stas Naas Par i DE ge nee ena Ny, SNOOK PEMBERTON Presents He stun HONE YDEW ; ; 7 i ficas : sae Petes zn. MISS LULU BETT mae January Saie—Second Week 2Ist January Sale—Second Week Short, sturdy, round and rosy facea. is "s SHUBERT Tn. 0%,%%3., 2, 8 th uo aurivio of huir, Mr. Mengel- BELMONT, 48 fant at Mn i iw ee made manifest from the begin- ning hin wdility to conduct. He showed persunaiity, His beat was in- eisive, He was alert and dominant Y NitkkK MALAM | Alas’ for the mpyourt he got from the it tae = = _ FULTON ie ae 6th Nar gael sok at 4.30, 1 ) : Hof Bway. Even, 810 s v0 Artur Hodaneky” tor some time has || 22, See Metinves Wed. ard saat 20 soon seats AY box oFFice been trying to lick inte shape the | AM, ‘SAMSON & DELILAH’ PAULING) a AS oe Binaned for the falling ¢ away {ro Mts. W antes SR peg RE bapa ra nae tt tess te tt| APOLLO %8,5 99, Est Stead ie Sencha Hetcande™ || Wee eo ALITTLE OLB NEWYORK’ | \ Frances “s* | er te WIRINE Tuioyn Ne A Comedy by BERNARD SHAW. =| ae BABIES’ WEAR WOOLENS Infants’ Wool sah Wrappers Babies’ Ribbed Shirts—sizes to rehab heh brad or 8 sr a jue siik—vario lainty pat- di 7 ity. Sale espa $4. 50. ‘Sale 2.97 heath ee = Finer lot—were $5.50... 3.44 haben! rede mont Gertrudes — scal- Special Purchase of Infant Fine Wrapper Nisttaeineceflennat ees oe. $F levisvsares Sale 1.64 ette—were $1.3 -Sale 88 | Flannelette Gertrudes—shell or Babies’ Silk and Merino Bands— | plain hem—were .97..Sale .70 with shoulder straps—sizes to | Flannelette Barrow Coats—with PL Greenwichilage Flies = BLANKETS All-wooi Plaid Blankets in a large variety | of color combinations (size 66x80 Inch- | es), also while woul mixed blankets with contrasting colored borders in single, i 85 | three-quarter, tull aid extra large sizes —were $11.94, $12.94 and $13.65—Sale All-wool White Klankets with variously- colored contrasting borders (sizes 72x44 10 T7 inehes and 72x90 inches)—were $16.04 39th, ur Way woenm | Maik Wed. and Selma K t the Hippidrome last —— * ONd $17.94 ...cccccccvcccrceres Mle, 8 years— fi Mr. Blengelbe “WOLDS AUDIENCE BREATHLESS *eaus $| GREENWICH Serenih Avenue & Font st FRANK. “TINNEY ig! Handsome All-wool Plaid Blankets in a . Arnola Knit Nightgowns—sea- Sonate Welghtee Hand Crocheted Beotees— sizes to 2 years. Special 1,00 | “ere “97. +-Sale 63 Special Parchase of Short Skirts | Hemmed Birdseye Diapers alee of Wool Flanne!—cambric gle size, 20x20 ins. to 30x30 ina, oe 6 months to —were $2.57 to $5.17 ure—were $1.67.....1,14 dozen.:,..Sale 1,44 to 2.74 Silk and Merino Shirts Double size, 20x40 ins. to 27254 inexeys ers, uRhough this s gossip only, it is aid that Mr. Mengelberg has always beon late at rehearsals, and that for every five minutes of playing he has given fifteen minutes of talk, But Mr. Mengelberg looks and acts like an efficient drilimaster, and in the Muse “TICKLE ME” choice group of colorings, large block de- 12 50 signs (sizes 72x84 and 72x90 inches)— were $18.94 and $19.94..... Sale FLANNELS BLEACHED DOMET FLANNELS—27 and 36 inches wide 16 . SPANISH LOVE LOVE THE BEGGAR'S OPERA mO.ROSCOTHE BAT eee: SKIN GAME | 2a “The Empéror Jones” three months to come of his tenure ec er make the |] ELTINGE yc 44, Sixt, bres $4 | _ heavy fleecy nap—were 42....c.sssseeeeees severe eSale edinm weight—sizes to 6 | tity were te a 74 to 457 their own sakes as ‘well as for his LADIES NIGHT } TIMES SQ. io PRG Poder 36-INCH DOMET FLANNELS—full fleecy nap— gs were $1.77 «Sale 1.34 | Little Tots’ Cotton Plaid Dresses * WOTO 6Biescecccccecvevccecrevceseesees ap ereccvecs y Intants’ Fine Part Wool Shirts —embroidered chambray collar Ree'D * Minace 7 REPUBLIC W034 Si. bree to. sate Tact PLAIN ALL WOOL FLANNELS—35 inches wide— —sizes to 6 months— and sash—sizes to 6 Strau a one poem, "Don Juan.” and “DADDY. =e fat 129 WEEK WEE $1.90....cssccectsssceesecceeseesceses virsee Sale 1.36 wore $1.25...s++0Sple 82 | were $2.24.....-...Sele 1.80 Dussy’s prelude to “The Afternoon of Oe breast TIMES SQUARE THEATRE-—soectal, Mate ND FRIDAY at 2.30, and AATURDAY. MORNING. a If. “MIXED MARRIAGE” NOTABLE CAST. Priows 660 to $2.00, || SILK EMBROIDERED FLANNELS—hemstitched or scal- loped—in various patterns—were $1.87.....+..+++++.Sale 94 DRESSES AND SLIPS Infants’ Nainsook Slips — yoke Little Tots’ Bloomer Dresses— and bishop styles—trimmed |: chambray and gingham—sizes with hemstitching and em- |. to 6 years— Lia aatace at were $2.87...+00.+..Sale 1,88 “Sale Infants’ Christening Sets—con- Sale sisting of dress and skirt—lace 67, Sale i: and embroidery Little Tots’ Gingham ‘and ‘Cham. | trimmed—were a ee bray Dresses—sizes to Little Tots’ White E Wee tid st Ere been better to have kept that and Main Wie GA fat have left out “Don Whe my. loz symphony {a seldim heard and RE! NE ts too long, redundant and flamboy- ant, If that, however, the orchestra _— & 4th bs Be a tals put its best foot forward. Much of EMPIRE Wed. the preceding criticism would have een unnecessary if that had been cHATTE! RTON “MARY “RUSE | the only nutnber, The “Procession to ||acw-amavENDAMCMATA WED" AND. ©. the Stake" and the “Witches Sab- ||"EN AMSTERDAM. Mare Wie, RD, sat bath” were payed exceptionally well, ii and little exception could be taken to 4 a Faun" was omitted to make for shortness. Perhaps it would ‘have 2lst January Sale—Second Week Towels Cotton Huck fowels —hemmed,') Cotton Glass Towels—soft fin- : . d or white stripe borders— ish, red borders and centre years—were $1.07. Sale 1,00 | Empire waisted and ie pron aunceensgt cr Ou8 Sar anya LEON ERROL" Cad By WILLIAM FOX ware 28 Pe Sale 18 stripe hemmed— : Liltle Tots! Skirts princess and ei tace ‘and coe ets, One th tain: ane were he or rude styles—w! a med—sizes to rare Boose was not exhiiazacig, || ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC || Fine Quality Huck Towels—tull | vere 38 nae pink-—were $1.97....Sale 8B | were $247. + Sale 1.58 ONLY MIDNIGHT SHOW IN NEW YORK. Imagine a motion picture without sex lure, with bleached cotton—neut colored leached Turkish Towels—hem- Arturo Toscanini and his ala LASCO We 14 se, Byes at B18 stripe borders— med, white terry stripe border Orohestra gave another concert at ee Twit’ are no great mob scenes, no villainous ntri; ies and just Gave BL ecccceneus Sale 20 | —were B8.......000. Sale Fe gp Ri eg en er ONEL A a kid, dog, lazy father, one good boy, one , Bleached Turki night. Once more he was acclaimed six kids, a dog, a lazy fe » BoOe Y's Cotton Huck Towels—soft fin- jeac! ‘urkish Bath Towels— by a large audience, and again he CORT Sh hypocritical son and a REAL HONEST TO GOD ish, hemmed or hemstitched— | ¢!08ely woven, absorbent qual- THURSDA Y—FRIDA Y Tee quslltied ane: tendee. Hie reads S eR re bie MOTHER. packing theatre after theatre for sixteen white damask borders) 9 Wet e taue 48 Two-Day Sale . aks Gee eaaltand. but the somal See TING JEAN" | | weeks in a city boasting more than two thousand |/} We + . Turkish Bath Towels—fine qual- y ton a penne an example of RAW 1 YEAR IN PARIS. . pli ices of amusement and you have “OVER THE fevers eevic Deere Buck ity, full bleached plain or faney M id 9 d N 9 8. and Mr, i , — hem- ail the charm thore ; HIP A PARR gonna wee Sy HILL” as it now stands at the Broadhurst Theatre. [|] (on ee hitched, white or SS vic ae haere aids an urses programme were the RANCIS . ‘ eo colored borders— : A Brando fantastico” ot Pick: WILSON and HOPPER YOU CAN LOOK BACK AND CLASS “THE were $118.......0+..8ile .66 | Union Linen Huck Towels Uniforms tne freien tion mawaday Myoltptots? “ERMINIE” |} MUSIC MASTER,” “PEG 0’ MY HEART” and Terkioh Bath Mets=-Jaoqnard | boriers; suitable tor doctart ail piawant, add. and generaily pleat |[LEBERTY aleeesen vi HHTNIN’” with “OVER THE HILL” and patterns in dainty colors | and dentist use— 3.95 aL close the book. ied . : as>tsaMale: 2.00 . i. Then there was Richard Straus in Hes Muste jon Tran,” which Mr. Mengelbers ae a nd the National Symphony Orches- A“LADY tra had ed at Carnegie Hall in SEATS ON SALE AT THE BROADHURST PATRICIA JUST SUPPOSE WG OF Ss d d Were $5.00 Not for hd long time have such savings been le as this value gives. sis Uniforms are in black or white, plain blue chambray or st! ham. 2 - have tone chet —_ y are well made that Mr, Toscanini and his or-|/GQCCinGe in chestra did the work better justice SLING EIN. 21st January Sale—Second Week fin the home oneanizatton. Verdi's |{K nickerbocker th | : . A q » to * clllani” p a . Fg RI ilsealen Seat conyys AAG ge 36-InchFruitof the Loom Muslia ‘The Chamber Music Society, of || “¢zsnt it » nia Name?) || Bevant 400. | "MEODIE BORDEN CO. sD “ON FIFTH AVENUE.” : . ‘which Carolyn Beebe, planist, is the Maua_Dally “aut aunts | OLYMPIC . Wh a, 36-in. Lonsdale Muslin . 1 64 festa to, director, its second concert of || pasameape Wee GO rr ‘B. F, Keith's 1 ; fhe season at Acolian Hatt last night HM See ee IVERSIDE (OLYMPIC 36-in. Hill Muslin Clark & Arcaro, Tighe de Lae Deems Taylor's suite “Through the PRIDAY i Mat w T's ALL T Aa SHOOTIN’ FOR? oun va 8.30, rer Wed rh mat ay de ooth at, | deme Gitel cHintooe Ca. o Looking Gi written for the soel- |] Gf an D ee aos eat Worth .26 Swirls uubecdio roby Beans ONT. CONAN In the Title Roles St. & Biwap) Srivia Clark, lar SROQKLYN. aes Limit 30 yards. THURSDAY. FRIDAY for plano, clarinet and foie, and a oe0. COHAN a sp dye aur Popular PANITA STRAP ‘RAR AND Passi Neon Word No mail or phone orders. None sent C. 0, D. | nonetto by i , made he pro- Tha, SION gramme, delightfully played and en- THE a ‘Aen Two-Day Sale joyed by a large audience, feats tue sHONe antes y De Lune, Musieal & rologve Presentation, & Holley, Georss | ‘ibonatl, others. Paul Reimers, the baritone, with Maurice Eisner for accompanist, gave his intimate song rincess Theatre yesters ins his programme long, 5 ig (4 86, Bee at hounoed with his accustomed artistry Coldan & Harris i435," and enjoyed by un audience of taste || WELCOME STRANGER" akonae and diseriminatior. At Aeolian Hall IM Ta Wa = a Beh or 5 ‘ or the tte WC F M Ie b ves. 40 messes sniralton : LYCEU at 3.40 (EW YORK THEATRES d Hareman at the & Pines programme of songs that SCaN EL positions Vv Hardal Rrahms. Charles ‘7, Griffes 7B tl FRED. STOKE and Geoffrey O'Hara Remnants a Printed Shirtings 17 Yard Were 35 There is a large assortment of desirable patterns on white grounds. Continuing Special Purchase PETTICOATS ALL-JERSEY ALL-TAFFETA JERSEY TOP with TAFFETA FLOUNCE 2.78 = ’ is Yanny SNYDER, WITH 4 nee Waiters’ " MAN WHO’ NEVEIt 14 LE. of 3 Ay Waiters I Prop, Prices _25c°61 INA CLAIRE te Goto bicuens very Hopwood. T Prownie Roland Youne in . MADOO DENIES IT. ROLLU'S $ WILD OAT am FRIDAY & SAT. 2.80. Story He Ix to Join Ford Forces ELAINE HAMMERST PLEASUKE BLEKER wit lib WAROLO. LLOYD. tn PLEASE," to) Son Fa hein LI fia ax an Bi If bought in the regular way would retail at $4.24 elena: a Sell INA CLAIRE. [siti Coating ing Spaced ORF tte declared ‘willfamn” G. MoAdoo, trait that “POLLY WITH A PAST.” MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow, Until 1 P. M. i sie ae RIBE pease * r BS. SOADWAYG H Pererely py ibd | Ne Tor EReaHt deaths basing: ausniitien Teatro No Mall Gr Welapbons’ Crders Mill Lengths of A ale Mk ae anos 4 AlAls st pe Ls Feira ee 67 et, Little Tots’ Di 38 | $54.00 Axminster. Rogs oo 9.66 Fine Furniture and y pret aiouous, 1 a 0, MUS re 2 Bioneer style, Ince wid = (9x12 {t.) new deep pile Oriental COMING.—CecilB. de Mille’ s great- —_—THVING_& AGW RAUEMRE : : w | Bed oie iD YEDOR Grown & Weston— Oilior Acts. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. est production “Forbidden Fruit.” i HE COUNTY FAIR 50 ct Me's Cashmere Hose 5-425 9 | 57 ot. heen Gioghom a CANWEGIE “WALL. “Monday, Jan. 17, st 6.18.1 me FAL TO THOMAS MEIGHAN I: ra Bal 0 ee nt wine igi" iment nee Lanes yaricty, attraction piaids, Drapery VELOU RS yw s samme Frontier of the Stars"* RE FAMOUS RIALTO OnCH Loe New et Theatre & He $1.0, Women's Cotton 60 ct. Mercerized Sateen—yd. wide..... .44 M I TN I TZ KY CRITERION Broadway, ob oh Meroe Fab ak ‘ Shier Firnt DIA AMOLIDS gai ea e's weil EP Agsortanent: of Meht aod. dark 1 88 Yard ae eB MM colors—suitable for liming coats * Rr a Eceteal rang att Su = i 48 ct. Ribbons. 3648 ct. New Scrim Cartining. Regular Values $3.95 to $6.50 TIMES ere moyar BACOND'S Arenon, || ar tty idtteqeatnts ciel | Tth Gatendtlen tants = 50 inches wide, 1% to 31 yard lengths, }: wari Mar 24 ON ceeds in THE DAY OF| DIAMONDS - JEW! iisoditaix L008 immense variety of colorings and splendid bee a ena ROME Te GETPATIGK ahd MRELAND BA) Cac ote a ‘Mehe widen i ger, HA Ne Kee des are represented in the lot, suitable for ee for i Belt |e to nat UAE. WERE || Copmn navy and Rang eee sey erane Laka oak AAKI LIONEL GARRTMORE MARY PICKFORD] #300 IAMOND ixg Dies Goods—MAIN” yLoOR 20x28 In.—wore $44 coverings, draperies, overhangings, costumes he Great Adventure.” in “THE Love Lian,’ | Jos. Rose & Son, ‘49 Maiden Lane $1.45 Crepe de Chines A\-ineh . $5.6 4 Pag Meee Reread’ ymaneny Ore 3080. tn 83 ? [aoe ond. Cutters iat Plo Phone Joho 212 pe eg Sao Seah i : and cushions. Livia 6 aad ay SUAS MAIN FLOOR Bronx Opera House iii. nite leew TIME yiity Coat Mates ioe ‘ce DIAUSNPS wrabanas | : See Pages 17 and 19 for Other Hearn Advertising.