The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1921, Page 13

THE NEW PLAYS “Blue Eyes” Lew Fields With Girls Even in these hard times it's re- markable how far money can go. Six dollars lasted tim nearly 12 o'clock last night at the Casino, where "Blue Eyes” had for partners good old Lew Fields and that blithesome young creature, Molly King. Mr. Fields stuffed the six in his pocket just as the tired business man across the aisle from me was falling asleép. He dozed off just in time to mjas hearing a Great Neck personage ask “How do you like my country cei@ishment?” This bit of uncon- seivus humor was provided by those brilliant authors, Leon Gordon and Le Roy Clemens. Lyrics by Z. Myers ancluded that new idea, “You're So Beautiful,” and there were lively familar tunes by T. B. Kornblum. The beautiful one, it seemed, had hit a poor artist with her automobile, and so he loved her. Losing $6 meant nothing to his life when he could win Dorothy, the beautiful step-daughter of the Great Neck possessor of an “establishment.” Bobbed-hair chorus girls added to the charm of this simple romance. Some of them wore trousers of Turk ish cut, but there were two damscls who danced about in bathing suits that left very little to the imagination, Life on Long Island is like that, you know—clothes really don't matter. In a desperate atvempt to keep up with the free-and-easy style of the place, Mr. Fields was in “full evening dress.” with the trifling exception of a collar. He was always hard at work, doing one thing or another, and just before midnight he was so tired that he curled up on a sofa. His chief specialty a clay modelling stunt, with a Steinberg as his sub- ject. Philip White offered great pos- sibilities of art In the rough—that is, rough stuff, but funny, Mr. Fields also danced like a youngster and made a gencrally gay night of it, It was Lew Fields and girls that made “Blue Ey entertaining, Mollie King, with an Irish twinkle in her eye, ‘a pleasing voice and graceful feet, hac much the same charm t¢ Many Emotions Stirred by New Opera, ‘Edipo Re’ From the Greek—via Chicago— comes the story” of Leoncavallo's “Edipo Re," which was brought to local operatic light last night at the Manhattan. Mary Garden's company perforined the fearsome tragedy of the King who siew his father and married his mother. Piven a sophisti- cated American audience had to take it with a grain of Attic salt—and even so it was not always a palatable theme for gpera, Leoncavailo, composer of “Zaza” and “Pagliacci,” left this last of his works behind him when he died not so long ago, It was written as a spe- cial tribute to his friend, Titta Ruffo, the Chicago Company's baritone, who last night, of course, sang the title role, It is in one act, the curtain aside for only fifty-seven minutes in all. But in spite of a conscious effort toward the direetness and dignity of the Greek drama of horror and irrev- ccable fate, the music stirps up some- thing like fifty-seven varities of emo- tion. Stern choruses begin tt and in- tersperse jt, but every now and then a light, melodic straip proves itself a throwback to “Pagliacci.” The lyric Leoncavailo is gone; but when Oedi- pus and Jocasta retire behind the scenes, she to strangle herself to death, he to burn his eyes out, the or- chestra Jaunches into something like a midsummer pastoral, it is so peaceful and pretty. Ite qlimaxes may fal, but there is plenty of tympanic eruption and excitement, Titta Ruffo had to sing almost every moment of fifty-seven. He sang lus- tily, broadly. He was: grand of man- ner, and wrung from the role every Possible note and gesture. His moth- erly wife was Dorothy Francis, whose IN THE REALM OF: MUSIC Jocasta may not have looked her years, but wio had some of the graces and much of the voice of a Mary Garden, ‘The rest of the cast included Albert Paillard, Teofilo Dentale, De- sire Defrere and Ladovico Oliviery, The Theban sandsstone bulk of scenery was effectively massive. The Leoncavallo novelty was fol- lowed by @ “Danse Macabre" ballet, executed by Pavloy and Oukrainsky to the music of Saint-Saens, and then by the familiar “Dance of the Houris” trom “La Gioconda.” The Eishuco ‘Trio, that musicianly and bighly artistic league whiob con- sists of Ellas Breeskin, violin; Willem Willeke, cello, and Aurelto Glorni, pi- ano, gave its seoond concert of the @enson at Aeolian Hall last night. Two of the three numbers on the pro- gramme were trios of dignified stand- ing—the Brahms in C major, op, 87, and the Beethoven in B flat, op. 1-- Strauss sonata for violoncello and piano. This early work of the modern master was included by request; it was always a popular one in concerts before the war laid its interdict on Strauss. It was heartily received by the audience, as were the other num- bers too, The National Symphony Orchestra gave the second of its week's achedule of four concerts last evening in Car- negie Hall. The Brahms piano con- certo in D minot, with Arthur Rubin- stein as soloist, proved a fine adver- tisement for this excellent planist. ‘The audience approved especially his readings of the adagio and rondo movements. Ernest Bloch's Hebrew Rhapsody fer cello and orchestra brought for- ward the orchestra's first cello player, Cornelius Van Vilet. The composition has been heard here be- fore, and is highly commended by those whose emotions are stirred by Mr. Bloch’s inspirations, After Con- ductor Mengetberg had indicated that the composer was present, the au-| dience insisted upon his recognizing! their approbation. He did it grace- fully and in silence. Other numbers Overture and the Bizet L’Arlesienne suite, ~which the orchestra treated roughly. COLUMBIA BURLESQUE GOOD AS HIGH CLASS MUSICAL COMEDY McCoy used to give to musical With no apparent effort she managed to be captivating, though her “imitations” come at too late an hour to warrant honorable Andrew Tombes strumied obviously to be arhusing. Ray Raymond made a good impression as the youth who displayed his affection for Miss King mention. | |latest musical play, “The Land of Im- ble,” this week at the Columbia ‘Theatre, The show has two acts and half a dozen scenes, ranging from a cabaret in New York City to a canni- “BLACK BEAUTY” AT THE STRAND The screen version of Beauty,” from the well known novel by Anna Sewell, is offered this week at the Strand and is one of the most entertaining pictures Broadway has seen, The story for the screen is the work of George Randolph Chester and but between these two was a Richard | were the Brahms Academic Festival | FULL OF THRILLS | “Black | STOLEN SAPPHIRE |GIVESNEWTEETH | 5 TURNS UP IN PARIS| TO ANTI-TRUST LAW . MANHATTAN faust CHICAGO OPERA CO. Polish Count Was Robbed of 291- Meyer Amendment Would Extend MANY, GARDEN. op Carat Stone in Warsaw Scope of the Donnell ROMEO, % fuutdt i O18. » . TRE RES" Thurs in 1918. Measure, LERIA UaTiCANA: row Se PARIS, Feb. 22,—Count Navier Bran-| ALBANY, eb, 22-4 bill te pit icki has begun an action in an attempt! more teeth in the Donnally Anti-Trust & Hanno Pano Used Keetuatvety.) to recover a sapphire of which he was sobbed in Waraae in duly, 1998) and] 0 Was Brecdited last Aish? by ask SATURDAY AFTERNODHE at aoe, FEB, 26 which the police recently found In «| Stor Meyer of Manhattan. It extends Mea taht OF NCsC FON PANO, Jowellor's shop here, cut into pieces|the atl-monopoly provisions to in- act in necklaces and pendants, ‘Thes| oly any urticle or product used} R chmanino sapphire Intact weighed 291 carats,/in connection with trade or com- a while the pieces together weigh only| merce.” At present the law applipa | ALL RUSSIAN PROGRAMME. 186 curate. only to “articles In common Use," MUCH | py, sacl CEES, TOW AT BOX QPEL The atone was bought in 1840 by the|ag food and clothing. 1a AC FRIDAY AFT, at 3, (FEB. 28) Concert of Comporitions for the ERNO. HNAN Obiokering Plano, _ Met Jules Dalbee. Count's grandfather in Frankfort, and kwood Housing Com- has been ‘ghown s¢ national exhibitions|_‘voe™ we Lockwood Housing Com because of its sige and ality The | mittee exposed combines of material Count cartlod It in his pocket to eave dealers, it was seriously hampered In rom the Germans, but & common | prosseutions because the law does not pourhe ie frott a tiithgenian neerchane leontain a provision such as Senator | CARNEGIE HALL, a EVE|— for 185,000 fr: Meyer now plans to Incorporate in It. NITZK auroxp } AMUSEMENTS. EEE RISING SNAG | aise xe See CENTURY THEATRE |; & AMUSEMENTS. CASINO be em ay eA Pig vd 4 LEW FIELDS **° MOLLIE KING inane Muc- BLUE EYES ** 44DtEW AMUSEMENTS. 01 ‘bore Century ‘Thee. MIDNIGHT ROUADERS TRY — Opens et 10.90 for Dining and Dancing. ings & Mi ay THEATRE | Pree 8.90. “ fa on nay et POAT SAR GARTH F. RAY COMSTOCK & MORNID AMBASSADOR "i." ites sat’ a0 ARLES. THE ROSE GIRL funceu” LYDIA LOPOKOVA In bellet by i FOKINE. LONGACRE, W, 48 8, Hey. 29. sata ir om “The Pun, In The Night Watch’ Paneer By Michael Morton, Staged by Frederick Rtanhene, g REPUBLIC, | Fva8.20. Mata to. tay Wed Sat West 424 8} JOHN GOLDE: ayer se DEAR h ME 1 cal “Has taken New York by storm. SELWYN THEATRES Telegram. GRANT ON an || MITCHELL 42D BT, CHAMPION aah APOLLO 5,530, %4u =| | [PLAYHOUSE si. ycht int in Hite lee be Ist Yea r Bariore Anite 'MARY NASH 78 WOMAN Wont 44 81, 'Mata ‘To-day, Wed, "Thure & Sa, tn “MAC - {| emia A. 48TH ST," Rony. Brn 8.30 LYRIC i ee’ “ot Phy beh an, SELWYN Kees. Us naif bad Br “Mts To-day,Thurs, & Sat. He Men wut FAVERSH Ts BROKEN. WING In MANIC aath's The Prince TIMES SQ. FLORENCE ‘ced in “The Mirage" ‘and tee Ere 8.10, Thar NORA BAYES” ‘Matinees DIES NI HT] MR. OTH ST, THEA. B of Bimay. 39TH ST. Mata ‘To-day, To-m'w & 8 “SAMSON AND ’ BEN- MI DELILAH.” Pauper | BuoU 3 THEA, Wont 4meh St, 8.30. Mate torday, Tome & fat, $30, cacsvonrrs cd KIN GAME BOOTH ‘. wee ot A Ee GREEN GODDESS GEORGE RLIS GREENWICH VILLAGE ®s-, 0 ERY NIGHT AT 8.45, MATINEES TOCDAY and SATURDAY “EWVIND OF THE HILLS” wit MARGARET WYCHERLY “RK GREAT PLAY."*—Tritmune, fire 815. GARRICK ".\\ vay, Thurs fai. 215, HEARTBRER HOUSE A Comedy by BERNARD SHAW. KeIRENI RENE] | | | ‘Thea, 44.W.of 1s, Bre. 6.30) tase SHUBERT *; Maia ‘To-day & Bat. [Weeks Greenwich Village Follies ASTOR ™ THEA, yy & 45th a Matiness To-day & Sat, Ben, 8.38, 2.16 (COMEDY 7; MATiNERS Tos pay AND 8 SAT. {| HOLBROOK BLINN As & lovable, laumhable bandit— e THE BAD MAN | 44TH = THEATRE sie Brery Dar a3, MATIN, 215, FRITH Presents “WAY "DOWN EAST” Symphony Orchestra. All Seats Meserved. KennEDY | HERSELF batt sods M R. CORNERED PIM wantin ELLIOTT'S LOS AUDIENCE BREATHLESS. sin SPANISH LOVE . vf kas tak Lilian Chester, and much credit is = Delvie Alda hit a high note, to her| bal isle in far off Razz-ma-Tazz, ‘The 4 BeA.N0.MU | evident satisfaction, and pretty girls |chorus is 99 pe nt. good looks, and | ‘ue them for, the manner in which Hosts. | were quaintly charming In "Gram-| pe comtumnos and the manner in which'|2¢¥ brought this quaintly entertain erey Square,” a song of the erinoline | "°° anne ing novel to depict modern-day meth- MOROSCOTI — Sari. thoy are carried are not trying on |ods of the movies, . Meat (004 ts Pare 0 j PIM (ie Syes"” should be cut tojone's eyes. Ei {or pr cart ft “Blac} eauty’—a beautiful horse, lets, Zp-cay, Wee | em ahoriar measure, “There's a ict tnlite secure peste Soren sith wal | BE jhe way—had a varied life, which PLYMOUTH Ti, Pasi | cecaminraet a Se, We ot Bvay 4 ine! je ne of huxu! . x m ‘ knowing when to stop. sioied geouniag Inex De Verdier by a RNeOh corcEe Ag ak ied LITTLE OLD BL YORK FRAZEE "g Wout am, Boe. Pv 3 | WHAM OVER THE HILL the’ responsibility of the|days winning a race’ for hi GAR! in TM e WOMAN | Preernts DEGREE CONFERRED | sing vg roles, with Rose Bernard, the |to defeat the villain, There are a hunt PRINCESS "its ran Eid WARGARET P ANGLIN‘ MOF BRONZE | iy Will Carleton Diced by Marry Millard lever soubrette, bringing home the|scene a fire scene in. which Black MP! ; Pre 8.30 ate ON JULIA MARLOWE Oncor Ghani ieacies Vingsant ana Beauty and his stablemate are res- be MATINEES 05 eniene | BELMONT,,,"s eat x 44th Brant Ma Mav. FULTON Wer A Bree... Spellman in a smart hoofing spect cued, “and the race, where Black UR So as at MISS LOL BETT quo.” ENTER MADAME. “Notas \bring down the house with their Beauty leaps from one bluft to an- EDIE y° RY tC YN 1 Son elnivea Werte: ‘SPECIAL HOLIDAY warees WBaKy. TREVOR, Actress Among Others Honored at| forts. ‘The sottings and scenic other as a train at full speed passes S . 4 in “The Land of “Impossibl beneath. “Many realistic scenes are | —— One Hundredth Anniversary | worthy of a big Broad production, incidental to life in England. The EMPIRE way at 40th St. Even at 8.15, . Jand prove beyond doubt bur. captions are most entertaining. ate To-day, Weg. & Sat ar 318 7 V4 B. at yy of Washington University. | ta tein the 2 Re Little J Paige | ROS Jesque is giving the musical comedies | ; auige 18 the heroine, | 22-—In ennece| some clone competition, |while George Webb 1s Juck Beckett CHATTERTON | MAR’ E dose 4| St of the 100th ioe MP Gt ee nee aR | Moe tet Brat Rca f over, Inc ul to the feature pic- sty ft “own. “woree, BELGIUM WOULD PAY sie gn"sund tata fs auc ty Al ALL THIS WEEK, A nington University to-day conferred sone ly ary oa more thaa a IN GERMAN BONDS Also on the programme is Uae ( ° ficiais and diatin« | | pontons di, nee: Scarecrow." “in. 1g e¢ d women Julia A bon Sattler e. on is ished om ay ae aa Pat To Recc mmen Settlement of Pre-| sung by Kitty McLaughlin, soprano, i kswramerene Y, Soern, resivad ine] AMstice Advances by | Ap oe fiecFRDis | ON the STAGE and ON the SCREEN 1 ree of Doctor of Letters Such a Method, VERSION |JOINNER AT 7-DANG! 4 alN PERSON “IN Ny INHER LATEST y mong others who rec non : “ n , yy, rine Ot Ere be Tecevee nO’ | WASHINGTON, Fob. #8 —Preal- OF “THE CONCERT” Is | co RT riLat stteTaulor Y ‘L ye PHOTO PI PLAY 7 orary degrene were J. J. Juaerand.| oy ywilson will soon recommend to A CAPITOL TRIUMPH |CORT ure’ LLABY ; yj Arnupeahson: thst Sas Oe | Cc nevus Ue) aeoantaneey Ge Geran —— I Reece Meat OMY HEART 4 APLAYLET ef MOTHER LOVE GREATEST LOVE Chili; Menor Bolando >. newly {bonds for $170,000,000 to be tenderea| The feature fim this week at Sam |] ¥’sar gaolBy J Gamivey MANNERS FIRST TIME IN THEATRICAL HISTORY THAT Uy appointed Ambassador from Italy; by Belgium in payment for advances | Rothafel’s uptown Capitol Theatre is | HENRY MILLER (24.03 A STAR CAN BE SEEN ON THE STAGE AND ON A Senator H. Me of New|made by the United States to Bel- | “The Concert,” a screen adaptation of Mata Tod qin seneEH AT LE teen favalen: Y enator Key Pittman of | gium before the armistice. Herman Baht's play which all thea- | E “WAKE U | b>, SAME PERFO € Vu x Representative Luther W.| president Wilson did not in any|tregocrs will recall was made 0 ap- AE sonat HAN” V4 OTHER B.F.KEITH ACTS Mott of New George Suther-| sense bind the United States and|pealing by Leo Ditrichstein in tho and, former Senator from Uiah, Doc-| Congress is wholly free to approve |legitimate. ‘The whims of the tem- |[B aeato re of Laws: Mrs. Frances Park FRI obese IA eramental musician and the fe “tw the wew play R i Wite of Bonator ikeyen of or disapprove the proposal. Belgium's | P manner |[_ W to the ] gente Bost oe Niteres Si |Goligations to tie United States Ine /@ wich hie patient, and ions-maner: TLIQMEL ATWILL ‘DeBuRAU' TRAN Dance Tonight | | York, Doctor of Humann| curred sfnce the armistice will not be | temp, quickly and con sr. THEA, Bet. Bway & Central Po W. ON THE WORLD'S MOST handled in the same way. The un- | tently unfolded on the celluloid, Ly | piven Sa uae caer Nii ied tee Ce | BEAUTIFUL DANCEFLOOR EBOATS PUT OUT | derstanding of officials here is that cae ore by 1 food lle phone © mM ne ‘can SEWELL'S FAMOUS CLASHIC, | - | e sed bond issue is to take | consisting Myrtle Stedman, M d At dob iI| TEE cuir BLAZE | eck er the general German }mond Hattun and a 5 xe arriage’’ faving | SClQN id tions. ys. ‘The Convert” a typical a Cireh Eves. 19 Last Government €xp’ ris intima ei that Goldwyn production and wae directed PARK We ath Ge PER ? i Barend eon’ Martias j i sity Brines Ajq|the United Stat ; ent, re-|by Victor Sehertzinger, ‘The subtit FRANCIS BEA J | y Wireless Call for Help Brings Aid a of what Administration is In| are unusually 4 and show that = WILSO! a INIE” \| Evenings 7:30to1 A. M. to Songzand, Off Bay fmver, aad betore acceorance of Ger-|this element of th acrint ts ow be- | [Myatt ERMIN ustéR Kone Rpnevs | i ian bonds In lement of the cd | ing given more porta ance. TT joe et Ridge. |debta could ily conaidercd, and titles! nal | mg 38 K! EATON COMEDY i Braritre |r snow Peer STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA off 59th St Laniasraelliage “Allie =) } ; b ny; W the Allied fantasy 1 — = Brooklyn, was put ouc carly to-day by Governments \ would antes the : Martial music e ait “Ta cuits F. Keith's IRENE FRANKLIN, mir Bronx Opera House ji! 4 the, fireboate, William J. Gayton and) O&SEMMCOY, Mine a lies proposed to | uted by. the eretiosten uopleving: the {fas Me a't ins en uf | PPALACE (Be? GeavetBtvits | LOUIS MANN | yin iis New Yorker, after hulf an hour's work,! treat Germany, making it posstble or] early days of the Colonies and fittl ng Knickerbocker "M01 "to iuy Wea & Sat ‘| Bryant 4200, | REAR & iss eientn WM: | gosstay Mat. Toneay (Want RETIEARTE” The cause and damage are not known.| impossible for Germany to redeem)to the incident of the surrender « ais [Waco Bemetties, [RENE & be in “ial | tone Birthday ‘The radio, operator at Police Head-| he bonds. vormwallls ut Yorktown, Mme. Cam CEne rN VISE | GF. Keith's ELLA SHIELDS, THEA Be 3S] 0 quarters picked up a wireless call for Sale nd Alexander Oumansk a ‘ j IVERSIDE "°°, 2" 5 cD help, and the firebouts and the police sisted by the Capito} ballet, trip the | Nedson, Kramer Atos le, Smooth He ne Heels ore vacate rhe] STARR NAMES ACCOMPLICES. | {igi(? eby,.tRg Capiter, ballet, trip the 1] “¢Zent if a grand old Name?) || aces Sole, Krasmera os WILLARD MACK, «32 9. Songaand is owned by the Stray Steam: ohh, “Nutute® Bandiwerk” anda {THUDSON tiie 8. Fw 330 LEO CARILLO. (ala ship, Company, No. 11 Broadway Wir| Bandit, Comvinced He Wilt Die,|news reel complete a well balanced Mats, Tu day, Wel asd Bai, Be tin, BESBUE | BROOKLYN, everal days. . | bill, GEOM. ITHE MEANEST HAYAKAWA, 10 ne treat | ——-———___ SERORE I se ¥ | Talks Preety. | COHAN'S| WORL PAYAK AME FIRST BORN BURNS TO DEATH | GARRISON, Ark, Fou. 22.—Honty|IMQUOR smIZED ON BRITION sAIP.||Procuarod AN THE | 8. F. Kilts) pOMOTHY. JANDON Brooklyn Academy of Music VISITING GRANDMA Stary, notorious outlaw, who was BROS) Cumone. ifepestors went'to:ithe OTTO KRUEGER and MANION COAKLEY || AMILTON juice" Tannen, Mar TO-NIGHT AT 8.15 | attempting to rob the People's|{sh steamship Roman Prince at Bush - are Jas Sintare &, Senogier, Hr HOLIDAY | al Bank here Friday, broke his| Docks, Brooklyn, yesterday and seized |]°©° COHAN rest fa 380 |}f re oy BuobHA Rk SHIRLEY “aN Little Girl Perishes in Fire That De-| yesterday in regard to the ien-| 480 Bottlos of Scotch whivey., comac EFFERSON, s/PRANIC GAIT, “INDOOR sisce 4 piaxe, SAMO 5 ; tity, of three accomplices, and it) ard Benedectine, | Halt of thé liquor “AV | [sponses (G0. 34 La BLE BAKE. stroys the Home of !er | was intimated at the Sheriff's offices| Waa ip cases, which had not “WHAT'S ALL THE SHOOTIN! FOR?" Fociioian: ROCTO ani OR i. | Perey Aton eC ce. Relative. |that arrests may result. stock, ‘The rest wis scattered in the |] CLARE KUMMER Premnte ROLAND YOUNG in Neer mest Oiet n jellef that Starr cannot recover| crew's quarte vessel i@ one a anak eserrad: Heats Now at Box Cfice Five-year-old Geraldine Mahon, | eee ae een ad hie received in] Hrinee liners operated by Furness | AO LLU $ WILD OA Say : daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James It), ine was reiterated to-day by Dr - Mate Today, Wri & Sa aith St Ti Re “THE INS: Mahon, was burned to death last ntght| te 9pine was Tebbrated teen ne rn ||" extna WoubaY MATINE To.0A¥ NEW YORK COR ARI te in w fire which destroyed the home of Sania HP Pay pghr rr \D5Ih | jscaaae Ses +e pOF THE CUP her grenaunotiae, Mrs. Mary Clery, in|“ ing to die and am anzious| STRAN MALE QUANTETTE ronec! She fad bee Asit Tm going m Vark & Lea. | Mer Estelle Carey, Soprane. to have atarted froin an oil atove. told C Goffman, spate ot th *” HARRIS | 5 eral moving picture arilate. who die in bank, ae Visited athis ae eee ee LCOME STRANGER * Tien Hab “ae ESSE HA the house, lost cally’ all of their| day, Goffman declare Key Me | Valeawa i i 4 belongings. ce | freely anditw convinced his death Is nee a - ASe hi yan, Pd & Town? Had not far © a LY ew. aarh Vou $L| a on Mars To-day, Tau ek Morhe EBSUE HA: BUYS CAFE: CELL IN 3 HOURS. S16 yyion TO END PICKETING Fs INA CLAIKE, "eee? icc]. QU, cee THE PINGY SUM gerraaee poagt teow meleag= dick Charlos Dietrick purchased a sajoon IS GLOBE, urs #30. sta To as { ge 0 NRlinn a Paine Wap eee teap ate ed at No. 16 Onderdonk Avonut:, Brook-| Floeraheimer Co Garment Makers, S Fa MEAT Po pape dogs ce lyn, at 11 A, M. Saturday, Just three| are Pirst te Demand Injunction, NC INE St IC ] 7) Fred Si “TIP TOP” See TARAMDURE ACTIN mr eal TC jours later two customers showed} i itann” ¢ e ie [_—_——_—_—__-—--——. 44 a v7 badges after bel Yesterday, Harty A. Gordon, counsel for th y IVOL, STRA sHT 15 | KAM MERI AN WATC $1000, bait hy | Dreas and Waist Manufacturers’ Asso A ry BROADWAY Aad THE WAY’ Rasquin,| clation, has just announced that ne | sha 4 AT 5ST at4ith St. Riyall Conners Orabestra ie has sued for a permanent injunction | MC aigeal baal os airalaeg yIALTO BEBE DANIELS in “4 nous pal Totertational Cadlos” Ger-| THE CONCERT” || Rvinig) ‘She Couldn't Help It DIAMOND yesterday for violat 4) of the, liquor ime Workers: Unio In. be male of the 40 000 ORCUPATRA SQUARE Wamous Wiaito Urenestre dole, Kunana of No. mer Company, Mai Telinces s00-ac. Nights ; Water'siresi, Brooklyn, was fined nue, makers of drassis, to Fe RITERION “Buried Treasure” WATCHES. mare LRY lor making liquor out of perfume w union ctivities about Foe Broadway at eum Marion Davies ON CREDIT oo) armors tha, ald of ran, alcoho! seals pe xowptional | valooe-— Agent calla Benatifuly Mfty cases of liquor Were sel yay Tem, Dal Popuin nhunreted “Cat terday on the Bison | man: Ertnoe, | at inden ,évclared, thatthe suit | TINE 000 MS LUMBIA Pri Te FSA ROYAL DIAMOND & WATCH CO, Pot ay Rr oeeae Of the | Hons he would bring in behalf of other < sg iPPODROME BAyimaniont§ ‘meas 35 MAIDEN LANE Phene Joho 243 dress and waist manufacturers, FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. 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Bowls—gilt lined — srape 95 Comfortables — silk mull border—were $5.05 covers — floral centres All Linen Crash—red bor- lain borders — cotton dere plen did wearing filled — full sizes — com- quality—was .64.,.... Yar fortables like these have Hemastitched Damask been selling much igher Seta—cloth 66x66—1 dor. than 85.97, the price we kina to match— * sell them for at prevent... 3.97 | were $29,00,........Set, 1G.5@ Linen Damask Cloths Little tots’ Ming Toy and and Napkine—patters fi Bloomer Dresses — dainty loth-eiee 70x70-— Spring models of gingham were 89.95... 6.95 and chambray — sizes to 6 ‘ aa Pattern clothe—size}70x88-— years—were $2.47 AB3 wee Lee 7.9% Clearance of Little Tots’ Pattern clotha—size 70x108 White slightly —were $12.95... 9.95 soiled—sizes to 6 years— Napkins to match — size were $2.07 and 89.98 B.D4| 22x22—were $12.50...... . 7.88 Special Purchase Sale 10,000 Yards FLORAL CRINKLE CREPE 47 quality. . the daintiest material fmagineble— allover floral designs, also some with bird and Japanese motifs—beautiful shades of rose, gray, blue,- lavender and other colors—ideal for negligees, house sacks and lingerie needs. me Two Day Sale Neckwear correct, in 15 1.10 Dainty neckwear, fashioned with lines for Spring wear. Collars and Sete—collars are “of lace—sets are of organdie or pique—were 47, Vestees, Collars and Sets—lace cnet anganli flings also at this price—were .94. Collars and Sets—net, organdie and lace— were $1.47 nil INE SDAY end PETTICOAT DAY’ » TAFFETA PETTICOATS 3.10 Were $3.94 and $4. Spring model in solid shades of French gr black and brown; also every new effect in CO) ne tan, rose, blue, hangeable colors, 1.89 {MORNING SPECIALS--Wednesday, Thursday Until 1 P. M. | To prevent deniers buying, quantities restr No Mall or Telephone Orders Corsets—of firm coutil-—elastic inserts at back were $2.75 7 Babies’ Yoke Dresses 1.00 $1.25 Lace Trimmed Sizen to 9 years—white—bishop Scarfs and Shams r sty len- ince, embroidered and ie ATV LINES —AMALN PUOOR, hand aewed yoker 97 ct. Women's Vests and Tights CS] BAER OLOTHRS SOND WLOOK Medium weaeht—various stylea— Well made sarm UNDSIRWEA HC $2.95 and 63.95 Men's Fine Underw: nents MAIN PLOOK. * 225 $1.45 Georgette 40-Inch ae a) Drawers and single or double desirable light and dark pene aye rey “Tats SILAS MAIN ALOU maken 6 cl. Cheese Cloth MENS WRAR MAEN 6 incl ~bleached aleorbent, ON UERE CLOTH RASEMENT, $2.10 Men's Demet Night Shirts $6.97 and $7.47 Velour Curtains 4.88 Heavy Centre balances— plain and fig- with or ites Blues rose, BTCEN aNd: y MGSFinrs WHAT MAIN: LOGI VORT ANS BASIE, , $1.58 Storm Serges All Wool 84 New Feather Pillows ‘ 4) and 42 wide—garie ack and goow feathers j», brown, Cope navy, black tickinugs. iets Weben Set Yauawt rt 58 ct. Women’ 38 4x20 in cotton aT HOSTRRY MAIN FLOOR 30 ct. Seersucker Ginghams, ft 48 ct. yd. Ribbon. 35 | Wor Bungaiow Aprons, Rompersy mm White, black and colora—s#ash o °° ait GOODS BASEMENT. q Nincy “etripes in new’ manors 23 ct. Musline- : mente Fruit of the Loom Pere RTRBONS MAIN PLA0R MUSLINS 48 ASPEN. GENERAL CLEANOUT: eee ot a GREAT REDUCTIONS AND UNUSUAL VALUES THROUGH- OUT THE STORE— z COME! | | See Page 6 for Other Hearn Advertising * ‘ie tern