The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 21

By Bide Dudley. While in Rome recently Samuel Goldwyn of the Goldwyn Film con- eern made arrangements with the! Unione Cinematografica Italiana whereby the spectacles made by this Italian company will be distributed in the United States by the Goldwyn In- tefests. The first to be released will Gren and colum be “Theodora,” based on Victorien |. — Sardou's story. It was two years in| A FILM RHYME the making. Later will come “The| “I cannot sett you Chartie Ray." ded on D'Annunzio's novel, The salesman said, annoyed. Mr, Goldwyn says he saw, All right, dear friend Exhibitor d, but is sure! 1 re oid.” Tok ibe I'll have to celluloid. when they whiskey in the Beulah Living ropi dune 9 to = AIN'T PUNS TERRIBLE? ELAINE VISITS GIRLS. This column wishes correspondents Blaine Hammerstein, when called who write jibe nd jingles. om to play the part of a girl sen- Send us anything Oh, how tenced to a reform school in a Selz- we detest th “Handcuffs or nals BURGLARS ROUTED fore.) BY WOMAN CAUGHT 1 * ‘, Bava wine vena Gata Gas Two Men Overtaken With Auto by Katherine n in her new Detectives Called by Her pietare, “Strang E Ra r Whistle, } bu stand around and sit: of him. Winter, howe FUN AHEAD FOR MAYO. A fight under water with a real @bark will be one of the vhrilling in- widents in “The Lohoy Gra will produ stellar role. been captured, and Is being held i readiness on one of the nta Cruz | noise Islands, where the sce will be |, Det filmed. Granville, who learned the the art of shark fighting in the South} Sea Islands, will undertake to teach Mayo the trick of tuming the tubles on tha monster. LOIS SAYS A PARABLE. Lois Weber posted ing notice in her Los Ange ved up! It's not the coming, but the suft times ECLIPSE IN A PICTURE. The eclipse of the moon, which re- | cently att omers were put to » tttirhie Inst Mrs, Parsons, living Mr. SEMION TOMARS FOUNDER OF THE * Jewis el Americ san p As enhance the tory, un atme ¢ramatic valu =) 1 the World's Famuus Opera UNCLE REMUS FOR KIDS. Wendell MeMahill, Director of the LA UIV E rporation, is plan- | morning matinees at ‘Seas lildren. One of the will be Uncle Remus in the talking pic Se % be Opera Com pany 2 Re s At the Lexington 51m Steer aod Lexings Max Bloch as A NEW COMPANY. A now organization has been f ‘ormed called Natic utrical Mo- | ree nh, 1921 Tickets for Sale Friday, May tion Picture changes, Inc., to fg c oat ' tribute films over the non-theatr Lexington Theatre field, which ‘ et Agenc ehurche: clubs, —_ plants, Thi Harry Levey ha ident, will distribu ies, educational and tures. HERE’S A RECORD. It is esti that 200,000 people Hugo Riesenfeld's musical setting BARTHLEMESS ENGAGED. in films produced by Inspiration erganized by Charles H. Duell jr.. and | Mr. Duell is a cousin of Elihu Ry HISKERS, | those in the panior, the Count drew | “Here is my card.” have seen * tion” at the Rivoll | helped make tho pleture popular. Richard Rarthlemess, a Griffith star, } Scart Pins, La Nieves, | | Bar Pins, Brooches, ae | This new concern will make five f the First National Wi ig 190 Chapter 1X. | wEEK crossing the mudhole in front of thy | _ “4 e a mibway ticket from his pooket, — | ROYAL & WATCH CO £4 - in the four w it has been there. signed a two-ye ontract to ap: Pictures, Inc, which was re ently ‘s financed by Wall Street interest ures a year to be distributed throug! THE MYSTERY OF THE BLACK Ww As the noise of the footstans Jackson home reached the ears of I ride in the subway,” he said Here shouted Duicin || SO Maiden Lane-NYC Jackson, a ftlm star. “You a Rider Haggard.” It made Hod Jackson, her father, very angry and he began jumping up and down, Finally he turned a) BAI IRe ye olaaia che’ hee gaya fan ged Tidbolm swectly, “I fear you are PARKER wrong, you Ittle cutie!” “Oh,” sald the Count, ‘Tl have: to | EAPET” ¥Pi Fountain Pen pit a’ stop to this.” | He ran to the parlor organ to get a stop, Ry that time the footsteps liad the front hall | the writer of ‘The Pvening id's film column,” shou Jnckson, "I refuse to be Int A tense moment followed (Don't fail to read Monday's in- teresting instalment). DID YOU KNOW THAT Harold Lloyd's firet thre "Now or Never,” comes to the € next week? i Arthur 6 Kane announces Charles feashionlhs Credit Ray's “Scrap Iron" will be released | May 307 | Fontaine Fox's eartoone showing the Toon rville Trolley will be at the Strand next week? Corinne Griffith and Catherine Cal vert are acting In a Vitagraph pic- ture called “Moral Fibre?" D. W. Griffith's “"Way Down East" was shown the 500th time at the 44th Street Theatre? “Roy Scouts of America,” a Kincto Review, will be released soon throurh- An ter * Mexico 1g making many filma, many t Wa) of which are based on popular Mex wee 6 fean novela? BRoapway;! NY: sern called the Harris Dick ctf OB len Lane -—~ 9" Floort fon Corporation baa been formed to make pictures of Harris 7 Dickson stortos? Ethel Clayton In “Sham will be at the Rivoli and Domthy Dalton in “The Idol of the Nort nite noxt week? ‘The Ploneer Flim Cor completing a fittocs called "The Hope Dinme In “The Great Im week Kirkwood appears as both an ieee . Wnefishman and a German? | ‘ 493 Neat each ne Capeioe wil appear ia person| ~ awn seeo Murray iti) Gentleman's 7 Diamond Cluster Ring. YOUNG MOTHERS, FRER— A Many i arty NEMOURS — TRADING CORPORATION NOW OFFERING at140 West 43d St. Bet. 6th Ave. and B’way—Just off Times Square Greatest Bargains Ever Heard of in WOMEN’S | SHOES | This is our Only Shoe Sale and we advise you to attend at once—it won't last long PUMPS and OXFORDS 0) Pair & Pair These Shoes Regularly Sold for *10 to 15 Not all widths — not all sizes, but undoubtedly yours in the sale NEMOURS TRADING CORPORATION SALE AT 140 WEST 43d STREET Near Broadway—Times Square EASY TO REACH FROM ANYWHERE No Mail Orders Filled Pair [ ABRAHAM-STRAUS.. Store Hours 9 to 5:30 BROOKLYN 6,500 Yards of Cretonnes In a Great Sale 39° Yd. A Very Special Purchase Brings 45 Distinctive Patterns in Grades That Usually Sell at Much More! HIS great cretonve event was planned some time ago, and this special purchase was the outcome of our efforts to give the A. & S. public the ut- most benefit of the vast A. & S. power of cash buying. All one need do is to see and feel these cretonnes tomorrow to know that they were made to sell at many times the low price asked. The uses of cretonnes are so manifold and so rapidly increasing that their limit is prescribed only by the ingenuity of the womep who have come to see their possibilities. The Designs Most Alluring The Colorings Are Rare: They offer a wide selection for the making of beau- tiful hangings, furniture coverings, cushions and other decorative touches. While Quantity La 8 at 39c Yd. Telephone Main 6100 Two Astounding Offerings in Women’s Long Silk Gloves These prices are some of the lowest for which fine silk gloves will be offered during the entire season! Because they are less than regular A. & S, prices, which are very low to begin with. Special purchases—Fresh assort- $1.35 $1.19 Elbow Length Elbow Length Of finesilk in black, white, pongee, Tricot silk in black, white and gray, brown and navy | pongee. A. & 8.—trent floor, Central, Swinging Viana Toward Suniner With a Great Sale of Women’s Sweaters $4.35 AOLOR— color—color—everything depends on “color” when one selects J the season’s sweaters—this Sale brings Four exceedingly smart styles in Sweaters-~and in the most ripping colors of the season, A—Tuxedo Sweaters in the hord finished (- Zephyr Wool Sweaters in striped worsted that wears so well—string sash ’ sign, trimmed with contrasting Buff, tomato, brown and henna r ora wool; the colors are lavender, B-Smartly colored Worsted Sweaters | pearl gray, peacock blue and henna. with woven stripe in contrasting color Black and white; buff and corn; tome 1) Wool Jerses nd black; lavender and wiite ide edo model, ere with white; rust with bre corn wit yreen, tomato, | black; or Harding bluc with white Di Coat-Sweaters in Tux ver belt. Buff, jade nor henna A Great One-Day Sa CONGOLEUM RUGS These well-known Rugs are at special prices for one day only. Congo- Jeum Rugs come in carpet effects and Pcrsian designs, in colors suited for any room, in blues, browns, greens, ¢ ame tan xslt $1.94 | 8x0 ft $3.97 | osiotete $12.95 6x0 ft 6.97 SxG ft 2.48 Texoft 9.89 Oxl2 ft 14.95 Felt Base Floor Cloth, 49c Yard Perfeet goods at a very rit Designs for Litehen, pantry, laundry, bathroom, dining room and beadec Cut from full rola, 2 yards wide, A &8.--Third Moor, Ban 1 parquetry effcct