The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 28

i ; x ' amd the House Jeaders say there are f ." President Harding to address | ft on disarmament at an early date / img up the Knox peace resolution, | ; THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY MAY 6, PENROSE IN HOUR’ § SPEECH. | a three-power Seroement are fident of being amendment tc AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE, 1) & dou, a Kye. 818, Mate Wed. ais Rept thorns HL LEON ERROL" LD MIAY 8 & 22 NEW AMSTERDAM ROOF—NE: ATLANTIC Meh " (ZEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC $8.60) 0: PHILADE LPHiA io Uc ics ‘3. .00 earl . KNICKERBOCKER sty _ NEWJERSEVCENIRAL |: CORT eee facies Wed de Sat at 2.3 ApEropriaien Lb 19 fi ay First Batended Remarte Since tte Wiktitsione Wee ane Para 3 ate Will suppor se Defend New Tari . aim Clair de Lane’ operate with the Detnocrats, are expected to come from the F gressive element, # n, Lenroot, Ke SUNDAYS, Congress Members Await Hard- “Ing Uttérance That Will Pave Way for Conference. any |ment the £ a formal atatem the subject. He in forme¢ tors Poindexter and Hale | 04 that he desired the rejection or any disarmament nendment stands, every Sen who the President on th have to explain his No poli of the made on this Leaders are| canvassing the situation and exp Hef that the President will be “ined WASHINGTON, May 6-—Congress 0 Hentt. | ineee 0 ex hae "bane |provistona of the bil ‘with to agriculture h was given over jon of technical and pave the way for an international @onference. ‘This was the talk in cloak rooms to-day and is an impression that has gone out from Senators and Repre- gentatives who have called at the White House within the past two Senate question JONAS KE CHIGAGO, May many years CHARLES STEDLE | 3 fact D Weeks to discuss the foreign situation ty RANNY. OF L LOVE” with the President, It offers a plau- HUDSON ari @ible explanation of Mr. Harding's ° ° mie failure to dwell on disarmament In All New York Is Whistling xvogron sist NEMESIS POWERFUL DRAMA Bis first message. ‘The President ia waiting for aftairs | HENRY MILLER ™ 1 a brea to settle down in Hurope, particularly A THEATRE GUILD PRODUCTION @8 to the question of reparations. The mr. PASSES BY Feparations question caused Secretary of State Hughes to request postpone- | Ment of disarmament hearings in the. Poreign Affairs Committee two weeks go. It has been evident that the Ad- | ministration desired to be free to move ‘ta tte own way and ip its own time. ‘Phe reparations difficulty 1s believed to be the chief cause of delay in tak- | hein LAURA TOPE CRYWS and Notable Cast Toon. tf SW of By, Rez ara Bits. Wed, LikwiNRe - Nice DEOPLE | LY CEUM Tycttr w. asin su ra ot 030 Matinoos Th NR CLAIRE eased maakt | CHERIE | THE FOX TROT SONG WITH THE PARISIAN TWIST First Out on Pathé Actuelle Record 02043 B5e uns nour | Other Outstanding Pathe Hits | By Avery Ti which was adopted by the Senate last | @aturday and sent to the House Mon-, day, The Foreign Affairs Committee GLOBE, By. 46 LAST WEEK. L with the Duncan Sisters 6 Brown Bros, 16 zouse af : TiP-'TOP — fects tee Masta Mo plans for disposing of it now anc ‘ - Dron vi Bioko may not be until next week, 020515; Some Little Bird (tox trot)........ Bennie Krueger & His Orchestra wa mute Tees x Dieattiisned acill after May ik | 85c | Moonbeams (tox trot). . Bennie Krueger & His Orchestra | HARRIS Soi civee oan | So he Democrats of the House are 020517; Skies of Normandy (tox trot) . Joseph Samuels Music Master WELCOME STRANGEK Sidney, ence ge ay poltey On the ens 85c Someone Else (tox trot). .. Joseph Samuels Music Masters IBELASC¢ ete rie ate 8:13, ton. we atten at will be made to nee 020508\ Pining. . . .Ermest Hare LIONEL ATWILL ' » but the feeling is tha e; , ;. “resce| r) oa Marally Gpnoee itand that ‘they 85c | Mammy sLittleSunny Honey Boy Cre scent Trio LIBERTY Wo 2724, 13-Pon. 75010] will find some Republican support un- bern How Many Times (dance rhythm). . Lavinia Turner & Her Band Pan E AA A Fa a) ee fo ce cei re ear a Can’t Get Lovin’ Blues (dance rhythm) Lavinia Turner & Her Band ———— President Harding’s appearance in! @ongress is expected to come simul- faneously with or immediately pre- nit tn the Musieal Comedy Hit, “LADY BILLY.” Pathe Actuelle Records Play with a Steel Needle MMP Siat conteronce ‘to. eather on Any Phonograph Without Attachments RON ROLLO'S Mite cca Mt icccasas ot tie [YOUNG puny Juv evs eso mas asa KUMI Advocates of the Borah proposition to reduce naval armaments through PATHE FRERES PHONOGRAPH CO., BROOKLYN, N. Y. PATHE DEALERS Manhattan and The Bronx Theatres under directon =——— of Hugo Riesenfeld ] ‘|| FOURTH WEEK Ie Because of Public Demand Saol Birns, 100 West Twenty-first street. Manhattan Piano Company, 194 East [03d street - Saul Birna, 181st street and St. Nicholas avenue fears itan Piano Company, 878 Prospect ‘svense, Bronx. “DEC EPTION’ Seu! Bi 11S an ilker Brothers, 590 Columbus avenue. Morris Park Music Co., 1890 Vietor Street, the romance of Anne H. L. Bleier, 2140 Third avenue. S. C. Papale, 4587 Third 5 ol id Hi th | = wot Sere, The Sigg aay ely East 143d street, Breas. leat Taking Macine Shep, 88 Lenex avenue Eighth, antl feapiela (6e | Columbus Music Shep, 814 Columbas avenve. il bs Sens, pray oan °. Jacob Dell & Sons, 112 West Forty-second Thee, Pironi, 46 Spring street | Che more week at: the as' on PH. Eckman, 1321 Bosten road. Ridgiey Music House, 1503 Third evenoe RIVOLI THEATRE| Fenoell & Co, 2209 Third avenue. Reubert Piano Company, 375 Bleecker street. ea Fensell & Co., 2931 Third avenue. Strand “alking Machine Ca., 213 Westchester ave., Bron. | BROADWAY at 49th STREET! ‘ Gimbel Bros., Sixth avenue and ‘Thirty-third street Syruphony Mi 2533 Broadway. | Engagement ends Sat., May 14th | Baltimore Glasmer Furniture 3251 Third eveame. v P Concourse & Fordham Ra. | neh Paramount Picture SUNDAYS, Mag 8, 22 Hater Vinge Compt Eaten wot, En Wet 21 eaten ge Bec) Mute gg? BY and 5 M. Heraberg, 397 East 148th street, The Winterroth & Co., 2940 Third avenve Continuous Noon to 11.30 Every, Day, | SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Leviten’s Pathe Shop, 551 East 138th street, The Bronx. Yale Music Honse, Inc., 667 Tenth avenue. K ‘1 ERION penes ier Coere Seaneerd Fin Liberty Piane Company, 386 Grand street. Yorkville Phono Shep, 1553 Third avenae Cc i Square | rete ‘enna. Sta.) PT Brooklyn d Last Two Days Binns oat Hane Appel, Woodhaven and Alantic avenues. Lombard Bros., 1109 Nostrand avenue. Bd GIA TE) Se eee ne oo fy Le a Sentimental Tommy ol John Delfino, 291 Smith street. E. P. Nelson Piano Company, 7423 Filth avenue. COMING SUNDAY | ie e De ea eee avenue. Liou ee (Machine Coompany, 28 Myrtle avenue WILLIAM DE MILLE’S | ’ System 8. Elice & Son, 312 Grand street. W.H. Relling, 578 Seneca avenwe. “The LostRomance’| F. GK. Talking Machine Co. 1520 "ast New York ave Rialto Music Shop, 106-13 Jamaica avenue. An area) Photoplay by Edward Knoblock. L. Garden, 91 Vinee avenue. Carle Rosella, 224 Fourth avenue. ar at fieture A, Hereastein, 480 Hopkinson avence. Joseph Rosen, 173 Nassau avenue. oe Wa Son Te isea a areas. Shela: Chesnut, Wouny & Greene arene Re NO Peunasninciaen | ‘ avenue. an . enue. one G RQ AN D R APIDS 4 Fourth avenve. Vitor Masic Shop, 37 Sumner arene. Times Si-_Famouy_niaito orenestre | Kem's Music House, 232 Flatbush aveaus. Winterroth Piane Co,, 59 Flatbush avenue New Jersey Merlom Corporation, 15 West Park street, Newark, N. J H. F. Meier, Washington avenue, Bergenfield, N. J Samuel Orr, 290 Washington street, Newark, N. J Rex Optical Co., 404 First street, Hoboken, N. J Robinson Company, 73 Market street, Newark, N. J NJ Equity Annual Show (HASSARD SHORT, General Director) yx WILL BE REPEATED % FURNITURE CRED'T TERMS Cordt-Pederson Cormpany, 218 First st, Hoboken, N. J. Jobn Deughty, 236 Park avenue, Plainfield, N. J. Furman & Maun, Hackensack, N. J. NEXT ETROPOLITA Heward Music House, Union Hill, N. J. Salgmenes Music Shop, Metach : i James H James 244 brnad strct, Eaabeth, N. Meeesreriesr Ati Ear Milt ae hood Broa N. 3 SUNDAY )M® GPERA HOUSE Charles Lucas, 650 Berzenline avenue, W. N.Y Nod Smerliny, 148 Smith street, Perth Arnboy, NI NIGH? | at 8.15 Sharp Mae's Bisel Each, Red Bank, N E.C. Strack, 356 Varick street, Jersey City, N. E. Bebell, 12 Sutphin roed, Jamaica, L. 1 a Hie tz, 181 Broad street, Stapleton, S, 1 TheThonsand Stars 5 }. C. Heints, street, St » S. “ HL Bogage, 21 South Eighth averse, Whitestone, L. I. iawn SEATS NOW 67 ft% $1 to $10 Stolen taland Maske Howse, $05 Richeend Townes, $1, F. M: Krug, 15 Worburten aveaue, Yookers, N.Y : Rewe Coy Bash St, Stamford, Coom. Jos. ltr, 88° Pacifie St, Stamlerd, Conn. eee Rae 3 T RAN oh Wester Wares ve WESLEY BARRY. cPreAnS age 16” NERLEY, | GARRY AREAS Besnnt AUDA WeoweanKove = LA NEGRI : wae tigers wg. aon 25 a aia ‘Open Saturday Evenings TARLIGHT : PARK 404 ST. “L” STATION at CORNER hay 40 kas inert ep SEE How cS ONS “sovies Anh MADE-ORT IN“rmag - acre COLU BUS) BE 1! ALISADES **°" PARK OPPOSITE W. OTH ST Fenny OPEN—SO NEW Sr akENSatOM _FOR SALE. WA CHES DIA [) gee RELIABLE GOODS - LOW Jeans é V OR MONTHLY PAVPIENTS Ladies Pi Pare | Kee i Ocean L <ZAN LINES S57FAMBOATS rp av WHERE TO GO AND HOW TO GET THERE] | SUNDAY $% ON THE HUDSON l= HIGHUAND JA Lia NEWRUNGH, BEACON AND KEPURS PALATIAL . B, ODELL eon, ere Fersarmoht teriea Depee Malet, ese DIAMONDS WATCIKES—JEWELRY Convenient monthly Gr weekly payments uciully NEW ENGLAND POINTS VIA THE Fall River Line THE POPULAR ROUTE 7 ‘a Weet iva Sc) 1oot Gana Buy 6 be 6.80 P.M. Direct’ rail counectious af Aibeay to all pointe norte, east aud Notice to Advertisers SWE Steamer " lay advertising type copy and § er the wth day, Morning Ing World, Witeonnd afer 4 YM ‘preceding publication, can bo tneerted 01 May ‘perms: and tn joria "etlice Copy cout wade by The World mus Ase ordere id Excepuoual ‘or The Mhiatteied Eteton Prem | AOYAL DHANOND & Rarer o co. P 25 MAIDEN calls, "ihn + ONE Ww. TR UN ACL aa HiDSOK NAVIGATION CHIMP ANT MW 1.304 M by 4 ‘ONS. BORLAND "E @ 1 uF c Dielay adrerising ere envy for oth ON icRSON Mecetverc. CENTRAL HUDSON LINI | HES ON CREDIT. Be 9 8 ac rusts wee \}al DOWN, 31 WEEALY &° ier _ Peleare mum be reer: a 3re — $20-$25—OVEKC Copy comtaining engrarin SIGHT SEEING YACHT "FOE eam reoe | ve) N-MARTIN CO., Tailors, co see a my YOUR IN "BOSTON 7. $6.78 ||, AMTOS NARTIN, Cena Deen by a Tei. road 4273 04540 Inc.Tax | METROPOLITAN LINE THROUGH THY CAPE COD CANAL " Portland, Hock on DIAMONDS—JEWELRY 10 JOS. ROSE & SON, 4 ane San D 1 A bak 4 DOS BRE Dyckman St. Ferry KEAWSBURG BOAIL TO INTERSTATE PARK {7 2ATTNY wrrndeng 090 4a, 530 1 Fare Sc Hiking and All Outdoor Snore, BUSES TO AND PROM FERRY at louie tor auten ta New Jeames. d. LINES ‘sUNDAIM WOLD WANDS WORK WONDIRE THE WORD , Worid Wants Work Wonders. | ¢ ’ ‘ teat an A MUSES presi 18 Hulse ay | CENTURY 3 witagre 6 eg ai. PASSING SHOW OF AeA" INTHE NIGHT WATCH JUST MARRIED Dathatde | The ima ADOR ¢th-ne uy. or THE ROSE GIRL WICUEBRANO | CommeNc: MONDAY, MAY 9 SELWYN THEATRES °,,,*221 «mp _ oT. APOLLO frit, "pitty Som Rooney & Bent i as eae Sau Thee 47mg Dias Be 8 Matinees Wed. and at 230 TMs"! PRINCESS VinIUE “'ostay MAXINE ELLIOTT $**i24'stue' sae 3.20 tent bare “SPANISH LOVE” tic. | “DUMBELLS” scans teres “BIFF, BING, BANG” LONGACRE, W. 4s 5.98. Mate. Wed. & Bat MOROSCO We 45th St ve at 430 THE NEW MUSICAL HIT. Best Seats $2.50 THE BAT Wat Weds &'Sats 23 ARANT | in ‘a THE | est 424. Street. AXVRORE pera eere nee ee cnampron | ELTINGE Mitta Wet ada. DORIS Mati wea. ded’ Sat 18 397. THE OS 8 OF 8: | ih KEANE romance | 7” deriva re : BROADHURST Tesathani uname | AREEAY bo ) Garrick si.mpaith Ez $38 “THERE'S A MILLION LAFS. COUNT ml “LILIOM” & THEATRE CUILD PRODUCTION *. ATH ST, Thee. F of wy. ere 9.90. * 8 Thurs, & Sat. 2.20, i ARORA BIAS HUBERT “ee -{i:h. Wot My. Roa 8.20 Last bata |) V4 the HOUSE, To-night & To-m'w Mt. ip Mia TH CL ond 4s, a of onan, re, 0 BOOTH a of te ET, TO-MORROW NIGHT, | Saneanit ANGLIN hey Als aaa ee "of ARC ART sSlonedh oe GODDESS REPUBLIC, W. tld St, Mats, Wed. & Sat2 39 GRACE LARUE and DEAR ME AAnut | PRINCESS ‘yx, 4, Ho om 4 \ THE EMPEROR JONES » iy tite AMS Ast Year |rrrz mers nrm W, 4th St. Mata Wed, Phore, & Sat. 1.59, HOLBROOK BLINN in THE BAD. ‘MIAN LIVE GHOSTS | Ais! FRAZEE Yr (AST TO.NIGHT Tae wENETaWEENEART| D LARSEN caine SMOOTH TAYLOR HOLMES ,3h00u" | Limited Engagement Com. TO-MOnTOW MA gir | LYRIC & Wort ot Broadway nt SMIKEO MARRIAGE," by BY. JOHN. ERVINE. with MARGARET WYCHERLY & Orixinal Cast POX T THEATRE iG) NANDERBR Mies ( ASTOR ena anaes TWEE OALY-All SEATS RESERVED | PLYMOUTH fass.07 0% Sb $2 UEEN OF SHEBA HORS IBANEZ | LITTLE OLD NEW YORK oce SESH e Ce Geto mart oe V? RSEMEN FULTON "ye, a, Patten S haas| BELMONT ict) Sse arr RSEMEN ities ENTER MADAME 3 abt MISS LULU BETT CAPITOL ats any at mers erarkancs is WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS TWO GREAT HITS!" caer aan ecimnaneanenmnaananns samniensamaiatensasaneeessanssins| SELWYN THEATRE, 42st. W. of B'way IRE asa donot Sn Mark Twain's Greatest Comedy D. W. oki HTH Ss “A CONNECTICUT YANKEE cee Adapted and Devised IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT” Stsse¢ by Beamer: J. Fyne, GIGANTIC. SPECTACLE by S. L. ROTHAFEL Capitol Geornd 80 “500 “$1.00 ana 300 “s'7".50c ees No Week Day Matinee Seat Higher Than $1.00 500 S" $1.00 and 300 “ii... 50c A Few Chaise Orchestra Seats at $1.50 and $2.00 PARK ie TWICE Tectia 59th St. and Broadway DAILY id “OVER THE HILL” To miaht Good eave EATS sto by Wil Carleton, Directed by Harry Millarde. 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