The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1921, Page 27

| ie Hall last night. Rachmaninot ' Gives Recital; | The Flonzaleys By Sylvester Rawling. ACHMANINOFF, Russian com- poser-pianist, big enough to need no surname, gave a con- eert of music for the piano at Garne- His programme, unusual in many aspects, brought for- ward first the Bach-Busoni chaconne ‘Then came Schumann's “Papillons,” with which he hardly seemed in sym- pathy, playing much of it in almost a trivial vein. With the Beethoven @enata, opus 90, his mgod. changed, ané from theh to the end he poured forth a wealth of beauty and such fantasy that the crowded hpuse was subjugated and thrilled. To his Chopin group he added two waltzes, played with exquisite tex- cadenza of his own. Surnames were & minus quantity yesterday Poldowski, in parenthe- sis Lady Dean Paul, gave a recital at the Princess Theatre im the after- noon. Mme. Poldowski played the Piano, and Margaret Husten Carring- ton, soprano, and Murray Davey, tenor, sang, the latter in the place of Gervase Etwes, the eminent English singer, who met @ tragic death only a few days ago. The three furnished a charming salon entertainment, which does ‘not call for critical eom- ment. The atmosphere of the salon was so pervasive that an old friend of mine, a distinguished music critio, scarcely deigned to answer a simple question that I put to him 0 en- grossed he was in social observances. Arthur Shattuck, an American pianist, absent from the loal con- cert stage for a year or two, gave a ture of tone, and to Debussy's “Chil- dren's Corner’ his poetic interpre- tation imparted a glamor which it hardly possesses. Two preludes of his own were followed by his “Poli- tinelle,” and the C sharp minor pre- recital, at Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon. His programme was strangely unconventional. A Bach- d'Albert toccata, a Bach-Bugsoni chorale and a Palestrina work, with which he began, were followed by un- familiar Compositions by Palmgren/IMETROPOLI ~ |TO-NIGHT at 8.15 . HARDMAN and A. de Severac. Schubert, Men Met, Haeneel & Jones. AMUSEMENTS. WINTER GARDEN ., PyENINGs bas, Mats.Tues.,Thurs..Sat. 2.15 THE PASSING SHOW OF 1921 CENTURY LH EATRE bv 68d SLA Wiway Wet Sat. 82 LAST WEEK—LAST 6 TIMES. mot MECCA ia Onnis OST ‘oon ei Extravaganra of the Orient, Prenat the Word TM EAT R Ete 8.90. Mats CENTRAL way Wed, Asa at 130 F. MAY COMSTOCK & ‘WORWIS “GEST” Present DELYSIA ESS ARCA “Hine Nepean New York by sore." Telegram, PLAYHOUSE (2, % © 087 2m 08 MARY NASHW 210008. a Tn Fn | | THE TE GREAT. AEROPLANE 'OUTDOES THE W) yy BEN HUR AND THE FOR: REST FIRE INTHE_STORMM. wr TIMES ~ THEATRE, W. 4th St. Dvs., BLIOU Matiness Wed. and Sat., 2.30. cacsnonrivs ZIKIN GAME fea - Z | Greenwich Village os ;7BAy atch Bre iE AR VANDERBILT NE AMUSEMENTS. ‘BOOTH on we we 3 Eves. 8.30, oa ao 230. A REISS | GREEN GODDESS DuIVE cHOFT? ASTOR THEA. Bes way and 45th St. Bre, ate Wed. Pop.) and. Sat 2. MEATS ON BALES WHERS IS ADVANCE, fie oe ERY, CASINO *2, 284 Broadway, Eres, §.20. Wed. and Sat.. 2.26, Zimpatisrs juste, Play. wit HONEYDEW SHUBERT "= 4 Hi, Wo re GreenwieiViliageFoliiesie Matty THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. NGA Bayes ||: 44TH ST. THEATRE. , ste very Day. | EVENINGS 8.15——N 13 “WAY DOWN EAST”|| Symphony Orchestra. Vora! Accompaniment. All Seate Reserved. Buy tn Advance, 1c ‘a AN YE R A BA TREE | LONGACRE Wem rt Bron a: ame, Matinees Wed. & Sai, a 2.20 GRANT MITCHELL tour “THE | CHAMPION” TH ST, THER, the of Hvay. Bm 80 39" ST. Wits Weal and fa ett BEN-AMI " “SAMSON AND DELILAH.” itt PAULINE LOM PLYMOUTH | Toca. Wea 45 Bh, #20 iatiness. Thurs, & Sat., 2.20 LITTLE oLD NEW YORK ELTINGE Won 22, see Mata Wed. (Pop.) and &» Movae-avorency snide hr Eas 8.50 Mats, Wed. & Sat 220 AMUSEMENTS. REPUBLIC F West 424 8 Rva ot OO. Mats, To-day ond Sat 8 JOHN GOLDEN Presents a Seifi GRACE LARUE & GRAM Dando Whe | The I: Year Mate = ‘Thure & Bet. 23° FRAZEE Yor (1. , or MARGARET ANGLIN™ BROADHURST Ha ow £ SELWYN THEATRES %,,"= APOLLO £V5. $30. ror.mars. TO VERS SAT at 2.30 WILLIAM HAM ‘ FAVERS| Wants N's The Prince 442 Pauper SELWYN Fe om, Oi FRANK TINNEY 3% muta “TICKLE M Fee “THEA. SPECIAL way E” TO“MORROW & FRIDAY 2.30 The Provincetown Players with CHARLES GILPIN in i Bld JONES FLORENCE Reed in ike Wrage” TERY SQUARES SPECIAL MA MATS. ‘MIXED MARRIAGE LAST TIMES, Price 500 to $20 . BROOK PEMBERTO. roductiona bres GE LULU. BETT BELMONT. 80584 tH 8B GILDA Vanuar—NOnstAN PuEvOR ENTER MAD AME FULTON Wee, a, 000 sears AT Box “Orrick. ‘1682. ve 5.L5 GARRICHS:S. eater a Ba, ri] HEARTBREAK HOt HOUSE A Comedy by SPECIAL MATS. es Ben's Jan. 24, of New American Play by David Liebovita, A NErais Now on Sale at Box. Office. W. at Bway. wwe QVER THE HILL By Will Carleton. Directed by H. MiNante, EMPIRE, Brvay & 40th St ree ot 418), Mata Wed. & at. at 2:15, M. BARRIE'S || ICHATTERTON | MARY ROSE} NEW AMSTERDAM Mara Wed and Sat all TERDAM ZIEGFELD “MIDNIGHT. F FROLIC || LOWLY MIDNIGHT SHOW IN NEW YORK. HENRY MILLER THEA te hr 3 MRS. FISKE javier dts IBELASCO © West 4 40 se oe “ 3B LIONEL ATWILL “bestia: “DEBURAU” Gia aeT Gana MARGARET ARTHUR LawkiNee « B im “TRANSPLANTING Y RON JEAN. Exoeedingly Amusing Light Com 14 A NEW AND WONDROUS vad ee ee 6 pe | seis ae a aa ae old Name?) ma Wen ddth St Even 8.30. Mats, Wed & Sat. at 2.30. NEST MAN mis TN THE WORLD ago: COHAN "= THE TAVERN “WHAT'S ALL THE SHOOTIN’ FOR?” GAIETY, “46th Se. ‘Ere8.30, Mats Wed... Fri. ABet |] B FRAN y & 42d St. Bree, #.30, 4 .s Ps, ais & Harris Fe rae ts GLOBE. Eve 620. Main Wed & Sat] AG hls Dest” tn “TIP-TOP” GLARE KUMMER proenia ROLAND YOUNG b ROLLO’S WILD OAT) sf TS, FRIDAY fy i2" 5c |. EVES 658 Matinees Wed. & Sat, 2.30 J) | BRAMHALL ¥ Keith's ADELAIDE PALACE 4.088 Rivero | Jette ie JOB COOKE, ARD "g0NGS Revue, oF LEW DOCKSTADER, Bn & Haig, Yvette & | Kramer d& Boyle and’ others | GORGON, tip person) | in "LULLABY. ANNA CHANOLER, IRice & Ward, Heath Pop. Prices 25¢-81.lling, Bert Hanlon, cihere, FEPROCTOR'| EW YORK THEATRES es 2 Jock Kovtman, Rath Kite = is A MILTON}, Bway at 140th] Se: $1 JEFFERSON 14 St..Bof 3 Ay Oniase ie on a, “Tuat_ Trio: are “CHARLES” "RAY. oi he, ree To fea hes Sota a uA M Root Loew's American Music od ge Ree ALE MON ALTE a Bac Kuma & Co., Imperia a. Knorr Rella 2 &! bert Reserved | “CARNEGIE HALL FRIDAY, EVE. JAN, 21, Public Subscristion “Showing ‘CHARLES CHAPLIN” site KID” His Latest Million Dollar Comedy Feature, | pola NEGRI in “PASSION” Courtesy Associated First Nesenad Pecare, Ise | MICHIO ITOW AKippoN Ne Racer | Benefit (hildren's Fund. National Board af Review. ons $1.50 bo 189 (Tas Mc fs on bale at Ht Tron & Co. and Mobiriae’s at wid ante. 10) ee ‘Eres 85 10-1000 DEOPLE0O NOVELTIES POULTRY SHOW | Sxxcr ir Bat In .on Square Garden dau, 18-22, @ A. M, to 10.3q P. M, 138 E 21th SL Near Las ‘Te-worraw The IMPORTANCE ¥) BEING EARNEST. OLLRABIA TRIS ee “George Ariss in ‘The Devi?’ on screen a notable offering. Pepiays splendid skil”—Bve. Journ op re ase RLISS ta Associated ab) Sovil “The D THIS WEEK evil els TtanD 4 National Inantution, Direstor, Jos. Plunkett, ) CRITERION Sry ot 4am Cont. Noon to 11.50 “THE INSIDE OF THE CUP” A Param pee oe ZIVOLI % Bway a : Paying the the | Piper” 4m Be A Paramount Picture. 24 Series, Wild Tri Pes of Attics RIVOLL CONCERT ORCHESTRA Beg. Sunday, Cecil B. De Mille’ 's Grate “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” R's pIALTO Constance Binney “Something Dittereat"’ “SE BROADWAY 5: OUTSIDE THELAW wih PRISCILLA DEAN LON OTHERS ‘AND Bie BILL OF B.F.KEITH ACTS v Betty Compson “Prisgoory Gavttat Grand’ Orchesre Mats 30-50. Nights 63-bbe mavorid's Largtat’and Mod Beautiful Thasire. DANCE nun "ERRACE GARDEN. PALACE Ses base inert Sundays 216 w 1238 BRONX OPERA HOUSE "#484 43, “THE MAN WHO CAME BACK” With PAUL Gon and ADDA GLEASON. OLYMPIC |The Toenptars Ras Te day Seats, tba 14eh Mt nr. ard ay.| with FRIDAY NIGHT—WHASTTING BROOKLYN, er 7 LIONEL Bakgvnor Dates RAN Famed ‘Birand Orohetre CTAR pe et lsat Shere *-nipptipy | A StS » “THE EVIL" R STORE OPEN 9 TO 5 ‘HEARN Fourteenth Street (ESTABLISHED 1827) West of Filth Avenne for Cash in the Wholesale Markets WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Two-Day Sale Hosiery Large assortments of quality hosiery priced to give savings that are worth while. Special Purchase Manufacturer’s —— and Samples 9 Little Tots’ Mildred Louise Dresses 1.394 frocks. Sizes to 6 years. | Children’s Wool Sport Hose—fanc : cordovan mixtures—ribbed wit! turnover nctpaal sizes to sie were $1.25. Men’s Light Weight Cashmere Bins — fancy mixtures — all sizes — value .65....... WOdCE CER OEINC GARE HURSDAY HOUSHDRESS andAPRON DAY Assortments and values in the January Sale give splendid selection and worth-while savings. Continuing Our Special Purchase Sale House Dresses Checked, plaid or plain-color gingham and chambray house hth Awenty-seven styles; various colors, prettily trim- me Sizes 86 to 44—were 94.94 to $5.50 Sizes 36 to 46—were $5.94 to $7.94. Extra sizes—48 to 52—were $5.94 is $7. 50. Bungalow Aprons—figured, striped or checked peccileds loose fitted or belted models—finished with chambray or rick-rack—were $1.67 68 - Special Purchase Women’s Handkerchiefs 19 Were .24 Each $1.08 half dozen. All linen, Plain hem. Men’s Handkerchiefs .38 Were .54 each—2.15 half dozen. “ail hi linen—plain and initial. Special Purchase Hand Bags 144 ° Were $2.00 to $4.00 Smart hand bags in black and colors, in a variety—in kodak, pouch and envelope styles with top or ‘pack strap handles. Special Purchase Men’s Chamoisette Gloves, 1.50 Were $2.50 to $3.50 Duplex, silk lined gloves, in tan, gray, buck, gray, yellow and brown. Special Purchase Women’s Fine Cotton Union Suits Summer Weight Special Purchase 9000 Yards \ Domet Flannels 22 Were .54 Heavy Bleached Quality—well fleeced—28 in. wide, . 22 A splendid quality for fine, warm night garments for both kiddies and grownups. A Sensational Remnant Sale 70,000 YDS.—MILL LENGTHS SPECIAL PRICES Printed Voiles, yd..... +17. | Dotted Voiles, yd..... 25 If sold from the piece would retail at 45, 57, 67 and 87 cts. a yard Low neck, sleeveless—loose or tight knee—regular and extra sizes. Special Purchase Sheffield Plate Fruit Bowls, 3.65 Were $5.95 ttern borders make the design wls most attractive. Our 1921 Dressmakers’ Spring Sale Begins Monday, Jan Key Wait for it— ept’s includ: Grape of these MORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday and Thursday Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. $1.JT Little Tots’ Rompers........... 0+! 84 | 48 ct. Brocade Ribbons. . 38 Plain of fancy ing and cham- 4% in. wide—light and dark colors, bray—sizes to BOEBONS—OIN FLOOR, asm rlooR. $245 Men's Madras Shirts. . 1.60 | 972, Alhambra New madras designs in rose, blue, Woven stripes in splendid as- nortment of colorings and patterns mulberry, brown or multi-color ea white mand. Daw nes Sithe Georgette Crepes Linings MEN'S WEAN—OADN FLOOR, ABRMOINT. Dress Embroideries Buttons $145 Crepe ..1,00 | 49 ct. Unbleached Sheetiag.............. “ 0 “dark Notions Dress Forms Shears & Scissors Our Dressmaking School Now im Session. 6 Lessons, 400 de Chine. .. (tag wide—medium “and colors, Male? tet ttractt aid re Lan varie attractive pl ro WASH waderts —aAsinreT, White Fabrice Trimmings Drees Cottons Laces Dress Linens Ribbons $1.18 Storm ‘All wool—4l inches wide—brown, Barnet, copen, navy land’ black: LAIN FLOOR, And, in Addition With Many Worth While Offerings Table Linens Sheets Blankets Towels, Toweling Pillow Cases White Goods Decorative Linen Spreads Comfortables and Pillows Petticoats Ticking Lace Curtains Muslin Underwear Flannels Portieres Children’s Underwear Infants’ Dresses See page 16 for other Hearn advertising, ° Silk Lingerie Laces and Embroideries Muslins donot thnrnconasnoraahessdiltitacceai veel tds iter WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “Special Purchase’ Sales Featuring in These Extraordinary Values. Price Con- a cessions Obtained Through Our Ability to Buy MATERIALS are navy serge, corduroy” and cheviot mixtures in a large assortment* Women’s Fine Cotton Hose—combed of patterns, Were $2.97 to $4.97 yarn—seamed _back—black’ and} .24 MODELS are plain or pleated—some with’? Gingham, chambray, lawn and organdy cordovan—regular size—value .50. yoke. All are well lined. Many of the suits in mixtures have extra trousers, Warner’s Rust-Proof | Various styles in models with low and” medium bust, fashioned of good white material. Models are made of bayperyrlf is wali lustrous sateen in white andi flesh, lengths. Breadand MeatKnives. Fine American steel knives, with eboi or cocobolo handles. Bes elton Worsted ms oct rede ors’ a dark sweater colors, Muslin Neckbands Sanitary Napkins—box of 1 doz. . 85 nches wide; good practical weaves in a very attractive assortment of patterns and colorings suitable for almost bis: lining purpose. 21st January Sale Continued in the Following Sale Departments:— Women’s and Misses’ Dresses BOYS’ SUITS ©” 9.47 Were $13.50 to $16.50 Sizes 8 to 18, Special Purchase Corsets 1.10 Were $2.50 to $4.00 ‘i or'* Special Purchase Sateen Petticoats 1.44 Were $2.24 od Special Purchase 50 Were .87 ct ve Special Purchase Limited Quantity Pure Silk Yarn 54 ban” Were 18 15 io Also. of Were .84 Special Purchase Were .10—each 05 50¢ Dozen i ue .64...... Seececececcencees AS Special Purchase ~ Fancy Lining 77 Were $1.07 to $1.37 Rugs Draperies Housedresses Infants’ Woolens Corsets Blouses