The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 23

Mary Garden And Muratore In‘Monna Vanna’ -_—_—— By Sylvester Rawling. ARY GAIRDEN'’S Monna Vanna at the Manhattan Opera House | last night was sufficient justi- BIG JESS WILLARD BUCKING THE WIND ON FIFTH AVENUE THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, (ulP.s OVER AGAIN YOU MARRY, UR. HUSBAND i. cali; tnd: te pena teh take such hazards, Hugh's will—the very thought of it and what it Implied made me shiver. I hated to think about such disagree- things as life insurance and The more I thought of Hugh's travelling several hundred miles in the air, the more excitedly distressed I became. What if they should strike an air pocket—I had heard of such things. I wondered If Hugh had proper clothing to protect him on such a trip. He might take cold. He 19a, a Gok Mac aceon tee fication for the incursion of the Chi-| instalment No. 66 Toebes 14 ek teeen wits ihe ae Hi might even have pneumonia, It wae cago Opera Association, of which she TEAR BHOWS KY STRENGTH OF | fit’ that tis was the auspicious mo- | 2% the maidet Of these, forebodings that is the general director. Regally LOVE. ment for cementing our love once |e ieee ea ing and Tf flung ithe, », HEN Hugh and I returned/ more and establishing the different | < vi beautiful, lithe, supple, sylphiike, W heme Gat New ¥ eva, | Fatations f wea ound should provait. | Myset inte the tooen where Mildred youthful, she as both a gracious ie the ew Year's re, SHOnS t was bounc ould prevail. | was writing letters ve nS ee I felt that the minor crisis| At noon the next day, Basil Harring-| “Opn age frightened, Mildred," and an imposing figure. Her singing ton called and asked me to £0 tOlnuret out, “that I'm —paralysed. was imbued with that rare gift of \n our married life had been safely 1unch with bim. I did not feel like | Took at this,” | gasped, holding out @oquence which ghe possesses to a passed. Hugh showed that he knew | iunching out that day, I told him, but | 0" her Hugh's message. | remarkable degr ery phrase she he ‘had not acted fairly toward me/'if he cared to do so, he might come |“ viiidred road {t deliberately. | ovinaeers oy but he was not utterly repentant, not | “PQ, URC? Wil! (ah et | “Why Alma, what are you fright- utters illuminates the text. Not a ‘Whon he found me in high spirits, be "ret terrible mere songbird is Miss Garden, but 0 crushed by the sense of his own guilt) he was nly amazed, though he State rte dab Rog dase de no c ° pug ni great interpretative artist. It will be| aa Unies vo me, " Pe peicad mee cicadiis, "sve wan cry, |. wena if they have an accident? cause for poignant regret if she shall in there was the phase Of Our! ing 1 thought, to ferret out the rea- |{ moaned. “What if Hugh should be @ohieve such success as an impres- relations which seemed even more} ron for my sudden change of temper, | Killed vs tas! serious to me than the actual wrong | All through the meal we spoke only of | Mildred read the telegram again arlo that she wil] abandon her a tlugh had done me, inconsequential things, with never a|and looked at me, somewhat at a complished metier. 1 was determined no longer to be al reference to the drama of Christmas | loss, apparently, to account for my foundly moving per- submissive, unquestioningly obedient whon he had asked me to go | terrors Ss creature, to be crushed by his an cer! him. | “There, there, Alma,” she said 1 nf Fevrior-Maeterlinck and swiyed by his every word ana| an engagement, hoe left |soothingly. “Hugh's not golng to be a that the company pre- mood, early, The afternoon was taken up| Killed. You've worked yourself up wented, one that sunk deep into the 1 was inexpressibly happy over the | with callers, and tho laat one had just | unnecessarily There's no occasion SeMoUunten. ot. the... ovardtowded resumption of our cordial: relations, | left when the maid handed me a tele- | for such fear. Thousands of men z y but the battle was still ahead of us. | gram from Hugh. Have gone up in aeroplanes, ond have { audience and (hat ¢ A great Shortly after Hugh and J re-|— "Missed connection,” it read, “Going |come down agafn all in one piece." } demonstration at the close of the see- turned home he received a telegram| the rest of the way by aeroplane. his scare has taught me some- ) East. <i ucién “Mutatore: bie Ow summoning him to Texas, Office will tell you where I keep my|thing, Mildred. When Hugh js in : steed it ff “Jove,” he exclaimed, looking at| insurance policies and will.” danger, I realize just how I love him, Maguashed Mrench tenor, artist as 'we his watch. “It's too late for the mid-| Instantly, my mind reviewed all the| what he means to me. I've been | as singer, Was Prinzivalle. He justly night train.” accidents that had happened to men|thinking about you, Mildred. 1 wish + deserv » sh as the audience “Is it so important?” I asked. in the air, men in magnificent health, | you would wait a bit, and not be ‘ foreed him to share, in the honors “Yes—Dodge wants me to meet| who had gone up in confidence, only |too hasty about filing a divoree sult hn . ‘ Hastings. We have to decide what} to be dashed to death a few minutes | against Nicky. It might be that you { bestowed upon Miss Garden, Georges wo are going to do about that well at| later. ‘There was mother’s own|love him a good deal more than you t Baklanoff, the Russian baritone, was Ranger Hastings has to be back in| brother who thought it would be a| realize, now.” 5 Guido Colonna, husband of Monna New York on Wednesday. But there | great lark to go,up with one of the/ (To be continued to-morrow.) é ‘ Vanna, adm o vor and in ig nothing for me to do but wait for | best aviators in the country, and who | (Copyright, 1931, By The Dell Syndieste, fae, 7 : charact and Edouard Co- the morning train.” | fifteen minutes after he had waved| Be act) { treuil w Marco, Guidois father To-morrow's New Year's,” I plead- | his band to a friend or two, who had i B worthy asnriave of the other) & td. “Surely you do not have to go| watched him as he got ' into the Dies in 100th Year. The world smokes more Vir- onde { three, The smaller parts were welll [Res WiLkARD ON SPAwe |“MAy until that is over.” |plane, had came back to earth— 30N, Conn., Jan, 26,—William Me- f enacted by Albert Paillard, Constan: OoncnnncoorreunDmnveor Hoe eee Huh, “but | broke and dead. tax ‘ ES NINLSTHISE SUAGNT SILO Bae dinia tobacco than all other | | tin Nicolay, Etienne C 80 a 1 e helped.” | ‘Why ug ake gucl , : > et the Desire Detivre. ‘The chorus, rather Former Champion Is Not Neglect-| ,di2™, 1,,dfeaded, Hugh's leaving. | chances?” T moaned to mysclt. If a | tive of Bovliends tied oF old age at the tobaccos put together — five’ , bares = | listless in action, sang well s P bo ' After weeks of agonizing doubt and| single man chose to flirt with death, | home of his son, Alex MoCluggage, here times more. . rt | Pi Henri Morin was the conductor, s Training for the anxiety over our estrangement, | that was his privilege. A married | last night, He has long been a resi- e , bai t and a capable one; but, lke Mr ban brought about by Geraldine Boyer, ' man, on the contr a husband and‘ dent of this town. Wise world! ‘ Marinuzzi on the nt, he Dempsey Match. | . 1] permitted the orchestra to play too! a can ught Jess Willard on Try Piedmonts, and you'll loudly, We musin't have “Our Mary") ab tg h Ge ha forced ghout to heard, Mr./ Fifth Aven where the former taste why. t wise to that : Whut object lessons in stage | world's heavyweight champion was ripened -in«the-«sun flavor— decorum t i a constitutional. Jess is here gies to M Tack: Déliphey Hd: to 160k that smack of ripe, mellow, reece wel dolden Virginia leaf. ‘ H Metropol Piedmonts are nothing but pure. Virdinia tobacco—and there’s nothing better drown for cigarettes. That’s RIGHT! LiagetT & MYERS Tosatco Co, MAY BURY STREETER iN HIS “DEESTRICK” CHICAGO, Rive on ZEEE meant but the action Jan, 26.—Death may back to George Wellington p") Streeter a strip of his ian singers, about dramatic AS v lear ch More Than 20,000 Garments to Select From! the Chicago! Cherished “deestrick,” taken trom . concert; him by the courts after he had Not just a few garments at the low price of $19, $25 and $30, erin Milena a ok rte doa ead le but thousands of All Wool and Worsted Suits and All Wool eee oli! Hove ee ee Overcoats at those figures—garments that are BACKED by ideals, im Hag | RU leet ee the MONROE GUARANTEE of satisfaction or money and. undsur hai sommplete REFUNDED! vest ari aut ° ain of Lake Shore property, som Wal ted Bt 92 00,009,000) (to weucn These prices, far under to-day’s replacement costs and what ie roa eeined Hier ae clothes this spring will sell for, in no way represent the real 10 for 10 cents tapel tates patie seue eet worth of these garments, ‘They were made to WHOLESALE 20 for 20 cents ha‘ail the Gap he neada-now nd from $27 to $45. The season’s best models in the choicest Also in round AIR- ie vik be the iestl tine IeLits fabrics, tailored and silk sewn throughout with that nicety TIGHT tina of 50 for detail for which MONROE CLOTHES are famous. Men’s and Young Men’s All Wool, Silk Sewn for which he expressed a wish. The Chicago Title and Trust Company, which was Streeter’s tagonist during the long battle, will not oppose his last wish, In rede The Virginia Cigarette sel SUITS and OVERCOATS — Willere Merrelberg achieved | : nes 1 at Its concert to Wagner's “Meistersinger” | erday afternoc npleted the programme, j The concerto of yesterday included the second of the season by the Quartette sisted by Mischa was itzki, the planist, at Aeollan Hall fried- | in the evening In the afternoon at in Liszt's plano Aeolian Hall Eleanor Reynolds, con- : foncerto in E-flat major, playing his tralto, sted by Coenraad V. Bos wy Mw part Drilliantly at the , Bave a recital. At the > ee ane Theatre in the afternoon f und Hart Bibb, soprano, as- ; a Frank Bib at the plano, : i the Metropolitan Opera : } night and again the masterful con- —_-- nS FATS Al ie Break aCold ¢ ductor was acclaimed by a crowded! At the home of Mrs. Vincent As- house, There is nothing new to say tor to-morrow afternoon there will s iu of the wizardry Which enables him be a concert in aid of the working | s On D ; to make his orchestra sound better fund to rebuild schools in France. {Rub Pain = back with| “Pape's Cold Compound" in e ay ~ than it is. Mozart's symphony in B- Gilda Varesi, BE. Robert Schmitz, | a ‘ flat major wis delightfully done and Gustave ‘Tinfot, “Rene “Follain "and “a ys og iad Quickest Rellet Known i Bigar’s variations were made espe- | Lucien Schmit are the artists “St, Jaco e Take esting, A suite on popu-! who are giving their servic is oially interestin Iu oe ees pA SA giving their services for the a Don't stay Atatters up! Quit blow- | ing and snufffing! A Cold Compound hours until thre 4 dose of “Pape's taken every two doses are taken| breaks any cold right up. The very first dose opens clogged nostrils and the air passages of the head; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, feverishness. ‘Pape’s Cold Compound” costs only 4 few cents at drug stores. It acts | Back hurt you? Can't straighten up without feeling sudden pains, sharp aches and twinges? Now listen! That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe from a strain, and you'll ket relief the moment you rub your back with soothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil.” Nothing else takes out soreness, lameness and stiffness so quickly, You simply rub it on your back and out comes the pain. It is harmless and doesn’t burn the skin. Limber up! Don't suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest “St. Jacobs Oil” from any drug store, and after using it just once, yowll forget that you ever had backache, lumbage or sciatica, because your back will never hurt or cause any more misery. It never disappoints and has been recommended for 60 years.—Advt. || @rove’s Laxative Bromd Quinine tablets Be sure you get without assistance, tastes nice, con- tains no quinine—Insist upon Pape’s! Advt. ee. Just Published! The World 1920-21 | Winter Resorts Annual | Most Complete Directory of American and Foreign 10,000 PAIRS CELEBRATED ‘“‘DAUNTLESS BRAND” PANTS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE All $4.50 and $5.00 All $6.00 and $7.00 All $7.50 and $8.50 (Wholesale Price) (Wholesale Price) (Wholesale Price) DAUNTLESS TROUSERS DAUNTLESS TROUSERS DAUNTLESS TROUSERS WHEN MEALS DON'T FIT “Pape’s Diapepsin” is the What’s it going to be? NOW $2 95 NOW $3 5 NOW $4 95 picks aigegucn: et Resorts Available Stonvash Reet for the Winter Season, MANHATTAN 42d Street, cor, Broadway 50 E, 42d St., cor, Madison Nassau St., cor, Frankfort 5 Cortlandt St., cor. B’way 14th St., opp. Academy of Music 34th St., cor, Broadway 46th Street and Broadway BRONX Bergen Ave, at 149th St, BROOKLYN 413 Fulton Street 587 Fulton St., at Flatbush NEWARK.651 Market St. JERSEY CITY Newark Av. & Bay PATERSON 220 Main Street YONKERS. Getty Square When meals hit back and your stomach is spur, acid, gassy, or you feel full and bloated. When you have heavy lumps of pain or headache from indigestion. Here 1s instant re- lief! Just as soon as you eat a tablet or two of Pape’s Diapepsin all the dys- pepsia, indigestion and stomach dis- | tress caused by acidity ends. These A Coupon! On Friday! “MASCO” FREE AT ALL WORLD OFFICES Will be mailed on request to any address WITHOUT CHARGE Address THE WORLD, FLIGHT TO ECONOMY CLL LEAL ALLL LL CCU CULLUM ALLL LALLA MLLLLULALLLLL LULL laliiilllldddldlliii&atitiiillelisidsiamiy feel fine at once, little at drug stores.—Advt. 59th St.at Columbus Circle PHILADELPHIA” 10th & A Market Sts, pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape’ Salty A car Tk Are, Yor. N- Peal & Sule HH Bispevain never fail to neutraiie the || WINTER RESORTS DEPT. 181st St., cor, St. Nich’s Av BALTIMORE.-Cor ini “Balle Sts, [}| harmful stomach arise 08 mabe yo4 | Puitter ‘ide. New Yerk City, N. ¥.