The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 28

ae 7» eg oWNR: 3 ~ 4 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. PchestraSeason wince ee ves sues ar ae | WAS. & $At Nicht | rNew Yorkers |Passine sow! BIBNIGHY ROUNDERS sil ha | . AMBASSADOR ("1 er tm 5 Fie, kot WW WAL OUADT. Simei, s THEATRE | awing to-Close|| tHe Rose Gikt."*;,dan hues RENAN Gee Tm | 1329-1331 4810-4812 LYDIA LopoKova > | Chit DELILAM.” tard ‘ i “te BROADWAY) FIFTH AVE. osch Gives a Wagner Pro-)| SHUBERT ‘"5.” « COMED YT 4,, West 1a or | Near-Gates Avenue, Bet. 48th and 49th Sts., gramme in His Histoti- | NORA BAYES wounnoox BLINN. *H* sab MAN IW THE NIGHT WATCH | BROOKLYN BROOKLYN a! cal Series, | BOOTH Aun, West c | [Re PaETRES Sec | Heer aoe tg Frederica i orchestras occupied the field | ARTY cs soe SSL pi GR a pcWatter Demroschis Ni aE ‘ LITTLE OLD'NEW YOR! ternoon and our old friends, the | organization, in the evening TIMES 50. Peete Be MITCHELL | pean CHAMPION | of Hoyt a4 yas Station Brooklyn | jamrosch is now on the final lap 44m ST THEATRE ie: regular season, which closes | “THE RIGHT GikL” y WAY TR WALT CURRED 7, and his programme yesterday SELW YN DOWN DWGRIFFITHS ta continuation of the historical ASTERPIECE cng ve ve eee J RUOU is, yan 2 te | | A Cams Yaka ZZANORSEMES Exceptional Values Saturday Deshout the past year and study- | the development of orchestra oacswonrnys Le RUN GAME : eae fe. Richard Wagner was the GREENWICH VILLAGE iii tii chard Wagner ws ne 7 ae ee ° | PPRINCESS Wea ov i ins 5 0. Mats, Wed and Mat representative on yesterday's Matinives W + HO mme, and familiar things from THE EMPEROR JONES" in ‘su RVIVAL me mt ‘4 mi ST. Wor BUAY ‘ite | S Mastersingeres” “Flying Dutch. {f CHP RENT SP't MT8.MoN..1UES. TH faible SEE IT YOURSELF 215 6 B15, GUNAnAtm 3) | The THUATRE GUILD Presents eKALEL f° “Rhinegold,” “Valkyrie” and 3 ; an PASSES BY MAXINE ELLIOTT’S$;, Wha k's 4 MARGARET ANGLIN " Dusk of the Gods” found at-| i "WOLDS AUDIENCE BREATHLESS," —Sun, GARRICK §), Wert 53, Nagel ee accuse me. #00, Ma! piel LOVE . 1 IRENE] b \Gnd ee upon which the great music- ran FOUN YOLDEN: Presents manufacturer built bis works GRACE LARUE nd D | NACE HAMILTON “they kept reappearing on the wwerme| ene, Ist Year Tailored and Dressy Styles in Spring Suits for Easter Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 48% — 55" — 695° - Of Sheer Individuality i oF Bronze. 9 in her two selections, furthor rated that, if one knows how the English so it can be u |, the words add a lot tthe | ‘amme. Florence Haston, 50 Wot St Mate, Wea & Sa of the Metropolitan Opera FULTON Wen « A anists in the Oa bewed Ob roff, wife of nductor of “th Philadelphia | — n atra, and Daniel We both in eee ean tk Rn iii mon af” BROADWAY ar SUS, joven after Mr. Stokowsh daa Mitte about the se BEGINNING SUNDAY CHATIE RTON MARY ROSE], Us Bescaoren so2s GEORGE D. DAKER'S THE TAVERN feet, but something of : agian wen, he fi HE'S ALL RIGHT. IT'S ONLY A SCRATCH. Biderable study yo & New Amoterdam. Live. #15. Mats. Wed &Sats2 g@eems to have a natur a wi or 4 fr Rania ; ‘ Sens ale NEW AMSTERDAM ROOF — je Metropolitan Opera Company | ¢ i thory. ie cf the French Rev Gorto. coano ees NSIMBLE ®. 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Sth, Manhattan Opera House, Mth Street near 8th Avenue | CREDIT“ | wa, v the ORATORIO Soctery oF New Vouk, Walter Damrosch, Musical Director VN CREDIT “rs, ia athis | iy aay ; ‘Chora New York Symphony Orchestra of 110 fy a, ee ee C Th Ss rin sii BEY | “ait THE CHILDREN'S CRUSADE—Pierné uci tinain's tarcacs,| harming Neckwear e Spring Blouses Gartison, Leonard, Tyrone, Schillig, Parkhurst, Laval, Chamlee, Dadmun 3S MAIDEN LANE Phone Jeho 243 - Blouses that are rich in their Orient themes and in their materials and colors. Canton Crepe, heavy Georgettes, laces and ncvelty silks in the vivid hues of Spring. = and up This new department showing the newest in colored Vestees, Guimpes, Collar and Cuff Sets; also large assortment of laces. All moderately priced. 49c—89c—12—15 = “git ST. MATHEW PASSION—Bach DIAMONDS - JEWELRY | | Sundelius, D Alvarez, Meader wer renrath, Dlingworth Klink, Harrold, Patton Elgar| _ Peralta, D'Alvares, Chamice, Patton Bao PsP “\/ "Pit The Dream of Gerontius| “= Requiem— Verdi Diayond Cutter, Sixth Floor, Phone Joho ait. | ‘so° Bach-Wagner Programme | MARGARET A ANGLIN in Pe al eat recA HIAMONOS EE || a mitiez Act Bie ad se Miamhatian Onare Hewes 91 ivithy ofii"o.%A'Sta | STATE on, SAL fer Find