The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1921, Page 27

ARCHBISHOP URGES CHARITY Predicts Shelter Catholics on Bowery in Two Years. Within two years a Roman Catho- lie shelter for homeless members of the faith will have boon catablished ~~ AMUSEME EMPIRE "rss ( § as we noTyw Hometess Mais. Wed ASat 2 ff ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLI DANCING-AFTER THEA New Amsterdam. hive. § 15 on the Bowery, Archbishop Hayes de- clared last evening at a meeting of about 2,000 Catholics from all over Westchester County in Knights of Columbus Hall at New Rochelle, opening the Catholic charities’ re- mewal and extension week. The Archbishop urge all Catholics “Ht at tint to do their “bit” in ° fai aoain Catholic charities. HH wll WELCOME STRANGER KNICKERBOCKER Sani Wrest Grorce M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS (Isnt it & geri old Nome?) |]oeo Thee. By & ESL Brew, § ue COHAN fir Werk wa. sa VERN “WHAT'S ALL THE SHOOTIN’ FOR?” was raised last year for ma of hospitals, orphan asylums’ and other institutions, and he expected ull | who contributed lust year to do so this | year. _— WARNS OF RENT BOOSTS. New Chairman of Mayor's Commit- tee Predicts Raises May t. | Deapite the new rent laws, in this city face big incre May 1, Otto B. Shulhof, who tly fbecame the Chairman of the Mayor’ Committee on Rent Profiteering, sald to-day. Mr. Shulhof said in fnstances” tenants notice of increased re the legislation of la been deneficial, the prosy at “the machinery of the law will for some time be overwrought with a continu. | [io ation of suits and the presentation o: claims for further rentals.” tenants in rent How that said theas' never ot WELCOME STRANGER | HENRY MILLER 42." shire ae tau “WAKE UP, Mrs. Fiske ;sisf,0": KLAW THEATRE, W. tou Brant 2 FRANCINE “LARRIMORE ell Le fos MG ‘NICE PEOPLE’ *“” HARRIS West 424 st. Dirt 44 Mata Wed. WELCOME STRANGER “wit LYCEUM "¥ in & Comedy “innumerable had received hile CONCERTS AND MUSIC. METROPOLITAN oma HOUSE TO-NIGHT at 8.15 MANON LESCAUT | Hardman Piano Used. ‘ecerve | Sidney Fives. §.50 tre, W. 45th St (NOW “The pen Ix mightier than the sword, 0 be gure to keep out of ‘th AMUSEMENTS. “} Wide STRANGER] | nae SQ. GARDENS | RINGLING BROS | BARNUM-BAILEY || CIRCUS, * WILD ANIMAL REWAS WITH SCOKES ING JUNGLE BEASTS. Hin GREATEST GYMWASTS: AERIAL: , ACROBATS AND EQUILIARISTS. | ire ab of Freaks; Gigantic Zoo. |! er! GORILLA IN \* Fred Stone “TIP. TOP’ \ S$ MON. WED. & sat.}) “BRINGING UP FATHER AT THE SEASHORE” Mat. fc 5 ON LauretteTaulor | in PRG OMY HEART | By J HARTLEY MANNERS CORT West 44th st BELASCO. Yew due LIONEL ATWILL “ LIBERTY West! bee 8 15 ae MATS. Wi “ mt, “CAoy oi Never work for your salary—work Tor your bows.” | sasines of WELCOME STRANGER]! LARE xuwmen Premuis ROLAND YOUNG ir ROLLO'S WILD OAT «is 4 Juy Every Evening & Fri. & Sat. Mats. ous | i "CHICKENS. THEATRE BELLE BAK oy PUNCH & ]UDY—SPECIAL MATINEE TO:DAY Wed Thurs ® APY Asa URAL ||MIXED MARRIAGE " “4.21 Tat JOSE. “HoWan fevue | With MARGARET WYCHERLY. |DoNER'éco, | wist°t'co, |weaViice Wav Loew's New York The: ona | Meath = INIA pr Cont, 11,4, T waa LPganson || Le “oF Two wo ord otha Music 42 8 ; Ay ew’s American Music 42%) oma ai Feces” |OLD SwimMIN lee Allison bxerpynganes | Aes Shop, muy & itove HAMILTON} ETHEL re Se oe eee Ser abi at Heth Reserved EMMA HAIG & Co., ~ Morris & Campbell, otien OPER FRANCIS X. 9 BRONX W BUSH MAN ONA MUNSON & cO., N99 Caf SRAM SYLVIA CLARK & CO. ote, Pe 9 ALEXANDE WHO KNOWS.” “THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI.” QOLUMBIA 2ewitvin Det roscar a ami25 & 815 FLASHLIGHTS of 1920", iis od Sbanaon Mr. Griffith’s letter about “DREAM STREET” To the Public Whom We Serve ; — We are presenting a new play at the Central Theatre Thursday night, April 71h It is called “DREAM STREET.” It is suggested by characters two stories by Ihomas Burke. The scenario is by Roy Sinclair, ] The only claims we make for this is that it is a motion picture on which we have been work- ing since the production of “Way Down East.” j It is not the most expensive production in the world... nor is it from the highest priced scenario ever bought. It is just a play. | This will doubtless be shown in other theatres after our presentation here. We are quite i sure, however, that it will not be shown elsewhere to the advantage that it is in the Central Theatre, with the special thematic orchestral accompaniment and other effects. We shall try to make as nice a present- ation of it as possible. If you have found enjoy- Hl ment in our past performances, we hope those of you planning to come, may like something in this. While there will be two dollar seats, there also will be plenty of good seats at a dollar, downstairs; and the prices asa whole will be very | much less than the prices for “Way Down East.” A432 3 re Bde: HOWAR! REPUBLIC, | & Wud JOUN GRACE LARUE and HALE HAMILTON LITTLE WW 4th S! Mats W pba bp APR. 9 PASTOR Chea ASTOR [it ,1)"0),.0 LAST 6 Drama! COR OAXSTOR Nea A sen HORSE APR.10m H THE Mariners SPECIAL MATINEES MONDAY. TUESDAY. THURS DIFF’RENT The screens of the future may show and bigger never will th he a comedy the equal of William Fox’ PLYMOUTH LITTLE OLD NEW YORK | PRINCESS frre, 4,7 ct eb | THE EMPEROR JONES” ‘x suite THE aoe WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921. 200 Others Wed. & Mat, 2 GOLDEN Presents DEAR ME | ue. | The Ist me | a & Sat TIMES. KenntieDoYyY HERSELF ",,¥¢ Sen” CORNERED | | it TN BANEZ ORSEMEN Wy, sat ING RIDA Daring. Study. of Sex-Starwed Womal greater dramas spectacles, but ere $ production of MARK TWAIN'S Rt all ABKEe in King Arthur's Cou as staged by rf Emmett J. Flyni, for it is humanly impossible to crowd more laughs—more entertainment—into two hours—anyhow the audience couldn't stand any more laughs. SELWYN THEATRE W. 42nd St. Twice Daily Special School Children's Matines Next Saturday Seats Now. Selling.) 6,264 M 375,840 § Will be recorded time, from noon 1045 A. INUTES EGONDS! | by the hand of to-day, before the public of the City of New York may gaze upon the match- achievement & motion pictures, « sponsored by William Fox, directed by J. Go She is the Seat Sale To-Morrow at | SBROADWAY| > Wit INN GIRLS |] less beauty and wondrous splen- dors of the moat bea the world has ever known. will appear before } autiful woman in the the realm of haperoned anc rdon Edwa eee » Lyric Theatre O'NEILL LIDA HALON Mario Dressler AMUSEMENTS. “CENTURY THEA, a ed ren at. PW. 18.90. to $2.50, super spectacle, in ‘the Night Watch! we ua BNOU 83. fm tk | MR LEO BITRICH STEIN | BOOTH tia Wo Geonce RLI sS GREEN GODDESS A 20. | CONGAGRE, W. 48 Si. Try, 23. Mats Wed, & Bat GRANT is "The Fun THE MITCHELL, CHAMPION THEATRE EVES 630 BEYANT BF puareaas THs ghat B90 EST SEATS $2 SELWYN cr pais, WITLTAM FOX” Fret Mark Twain's Comedy “A GONNEGTIGUT YANKEE |X KING anmiun’s corer teed by Fame 3. Pune’ BEARING ia eaten Pvening Telegram BEST $2.50 Exceat SEATS Sat. Eve, 44™ ST. THEATRE WAY: attic DOWN DW.GRIFFITHS ASTERPIECE TT Wet 48cm Street. Bevan Matiness Thurs. and Sat BELMON y Z MISS LULU BETT Matinees HUDSON “A DRAMA OF A TRIUMPH!!! NORMA TALMADGE In Her Latest and Best Picture “THE PASSION FLOWER” Directed by HERBERT BRENON MARK “A National Institution” Broadway & 47th St. THIS WEEK ONLY aoe, TEMES fi. 3i ist MIPPODROME Eves. 8:10 - 1000 PEOPLE (00 MOVELTIES Via the Picturesque Cape Cod Canal METROPOLITAN LINT Ap season on Tuesday , Ticth tourist. Connectic Portland Steamers I leave Pier lay daily including Sundays at 6 P.M. Telephone Barelay 5000, EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES INC. BROOKLYN. MARK. MAN, AND WOMAN, ROOKLYN M RRIAGE” . “tie “TarTLes oF ‘att TWO—BIG CONCERTS—TWO. UNDAY WORLD MANDO WOM WoN DELS TIMES SC THE RIGHT GIRL THEATRE, W. 441m St “AN UNMISTAKABLE TRIUMPH!” AUGUSTUS THOMAS’ NEW AMERICAN DRAMA NEMESIS HUMAN APPEAL” “NO PLAY OF RECENT YEARS SO ABLY CAST AND CONVINCINGLY ACTED.”’ MM an teamers will resume service for the The ideal route for the business y by water and always in sight of with Eastern Steamship Lines’ kland, Bangor Woth, ne Wway, brs. 8.00. ‘THE AMBASSADOR Mala. Wed. | THE ROSE GIRL |, thee ‘RON the THEATRE GUILD Presents Mi. M vASSIS BY 5 Weat 35 Fiteroy 1528 GARRICK (3,595 308:. more pean MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. SHUBERT ‘ih. of eras, tame, 8:30 Matunees Wed, gpd, Sat LEW FIELDS yotii, | KING © ¢8e PLAYHOUSE ‘i: %,f tray te 81 Mats Wed. and | *OKEANExoivc| & sat, 2.30. with FREO WILLEBRAND. HOLOS AUDIENCE BRY SPANISH LOVE | morose THE BAT ELTINGE Sficioce Wed. and” Sat IES NIGHT. GREENWICH Yeates fe tat b30 SURVIVAL ji FITTEST FRAZEE Wee! (‘twa tihilan @ MARGARET ANGLIN © s1Ne woway BROADHURST ‘!%4,.": OVER THE HILL Harry Millarde, WiLast Fo: presenta Ky Will Carleton, Directed by EGRULTOND Yenc teteay ana Ws, ENTER MADAME} 4x Bive, #.20, Mats, Wed. and Set, 2.90 TO-DAY and Sat. 2.30 N.Y. American Morning World Eve. Telegram MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE. Thursday, 8.13:; Friday, 3.00, MARGARET thigenia, in Aulis’’ f Rurlpidea Wirt me th N.Y. PARAMOUNT PICTUILBS TIVOLI THOS. MEIGHAN ATath ot, ‘Teas Coase Oren “TRY AL’ TO “Mary Miles Minter | QU ARI i FAMOUS TAL TO. Si dM RUTEON usp NGIMENTAL | raat TOMMY” and Yarn R., NewYork (ft, Murray St.) HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES WEW YORK-ALBANY - TROY occupy an additional building, No i 28 Weat 14th Street. Alteration: WONT CANA now in progress, Another exam Fane t Meeting Autay: Carrie | ple of our steady growth. | NAVIGATION COMPANY METON, 5. BORLAND | and 4, EMERSON, It FOURTEENTH STREET tablisbed 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE qT GAnnual Ginghain Week |New condition prices Save You Money for a large remarkably low price. Special Purchase Women's “Double” Extra Size Union Suits SU. Were .97 Low neck — sleeveless loose and tight knee sizes to 62 bust measure, |] Women’s Double Extra Size Un- derwear- Low neck, sleeveless or short sleeve — vests-—loose knee drawers--were .77.... 63 Smartly banded sailors, Thursday Special Trimmed Hats 1.95 Were $3.95 and $4.94 trim tailored hats, and selection of the softer styles, with flower and feather trimming, are offered at this Smart Apparel and Household Needs Today Tomorrow Women’s and Misses’ SKIRTS Were $997 7 BA and $10.97 Tricotine Suits for Women and Misses Were $37.74 30.00 and $39.74 Navy and black. Misses’ sizes 1# to 20 years. Women sizes 86 to +4 Dressmaking School 4.00 Course of Six Lessons Appointments Made At Your Convenience Today and Tomorrow Two-Day Sale Rompers and Creepers Were $1.47 to $1.97 ‘These rompers are a special purchase, which means that we suved on the purchase and so can give you the op portunity to save also, about half the value. The price, 717 you will note, is Rompers and Creepers are ‘Toodles and Peggy styles, im gingham, chambray and poplin. Some have white pique collar and cuffs. Sizes 2 to 6 years. THURSDAY One Day Sale Simple, dainty dresses milady needs for her Springtime household duties and gardening. or plain white gandie one left style sizes Extra Size Gingham Morning Dresses 2.25 Were $2.94 Striped or plain colored double breasted one-piece dresses. sizes 48 lo 52 on style illustrated, right. pique one and belted models 36 to 46, Gingham Morning Dresses 1.83 Were $2.47 Striped and cheeked collar of or piect pictured, ANGLIN Gingham Morning Dresses Boys and Girls— A New Toy You Will Love A Broadfield Glider A7 A thrilling outdoor sport guaranteed to fly. There will be heaps of fun for every day in the week for the owner of a Broadfield Glider. In Same Section 3-piece Garden Sets— large size Roller Skates make Union Hardware ball bearing steel wheels—pr. 2.97 The Whole Family Will Enjoy a Ouija Board Special 87¢ Women’s All Silk Full Fashioned Hosiery Were $3.27 2.30 Girls’ Navy Blue Serge Skirts Special 1.76 Full kilted deep hem —in for all around service—sizes 6 to 14 years. Reduced Prices on Comfortables Floral Silkoline Comfortables ‘ Yate 1.59 Floral Silkoline Comfortables Plait koline horde On or about May tat we will MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. 7 ct. New Curtain Serims $188 Silkatalf Flowered Petticoats 48 ct. Men's Athletic Underwear 2 Men's Cambric Night Shirts 97 ct. Infanta’ Nainsook Shps ot. White Imp. Organire 45-in 4.2 36 $2.45 Charmeuse See Pages 8, 13 and 15 for Other Hearn Advertising. '$2.77 Feather fed Ticks ‘ $2 et. Mercensed) Sateens dark BASEMENT ew Feather Pillows Art Tickings. 93 Agdo Ww t 1,05 Tula BAS BW ENT Af et. Sheeting 33 dressing— INS Iba SENT 10 ct. Fancy Percales 18 WOU TYR Rics ASHEN $1.58 AllWool Storm S 1 black Dita GOODS MAEN FLOOR, 40-inch 164 m and fancy dark SILKS MAIN PLOOR.