The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 21

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, he had not been permitted to shave, | of man burst into the shop. and a loss of $15,000 in sala have been the result ! It seems to us the story is good |} ©. ugh for some comedian to use as @ ne-reeler. | Pp. VHO CAN ANSWER THESE? tic ? it Allen, who lives near a motion tire theatre in Brooklyn, writes us, tir P to ask these questions: Where can 4 man get a cap for his) off knve? Where oan he get a key for a lock bas his hair? Mr. Allen asks, as a reward for this contribution, @ passport that will enable him to visit the Bronx. Does he get it, readers? PAT O'MALLEY HURT. Pat O'Malley in working for a scene of Marion Fairfax’s production, “The Lying Truth" was painfully hurt last week when he leaped from a fridme to the limb of a tree whi broke under his ht. A sp ined We ankle and a wrenched knee kept the energetic Pat in bed for three days, is now hobbling about with a e, but he vows to make that jump 0. K. SAY THE CENSORS. Thomas Mott Osborne we York recently and wa the Producers’ that his picture yrassed the Ohio forship without a single flicker being ordered out. Mr, Osborne made ar rangements to attend the opening in Toledo. CISSY STILL WINKS. Cissy Fitzgerald, whose wink her fortune on the re now winking in films. ing comedies, her latest being A MONOCLE COMES NEXT. aries en working on his next comedy production, ‘Vanity Fair!'"" Get that “Spencer!” Some rs to that boy, eh? MORENO'S NEXT. Antonio Mc no has begun the Auction of his next Vitagraph pictu Dased on “The ret of the Hills," by the famous British novelist, Will- jam Garrett, but for which noe se title has as yet been selected. Mall, who pla jeading ro in some of t tions of the past the y f America § years ago from HOPE HAS AN AMBITION. Hope Haw PA wecret ampit © comedy volee cull. fon and t terday by M Norworth 1 Hanppton would soon attain her wish THE MYSTERY OF THE BLACK WHISKERS. CHAPTER NI Mod Jackson Ras 1 the ¢ t having four he did not realize it fo Hector + the d r bys § ‘or dut narled " at Gon'e blame. you! replied the | Rev. Jaber Nadholir - Duleje Javksor film fan, grew £ cynical “You 5 | not arrest the Count,” she said. “I am to marry him.” i Hector Snap turned to bor father, hy Hod Jackson. Then will know *) how much money you s) "he said. Why?" demanded old man Jack fon, “Because you will be keeping a Tidholm wing @ DIE Chow of t that he would hay whe Netle off the nudh weet A tense moment followed. (Don't fail to read Monday's tnier eating instalment of thie virile story.) 'The Count fell He was very DID YOU KNOW THAT The Wamous Playens- Lasky ball to- morrow night promises to be a 12 reeler? Vera Gorton hacked a horse ridden For Your Furniture At Your Dealers “Peter Thbetson?” M @s his role called for whiskers, Into Announces he has] Although the oficial season of opera an auto he jumped and to a barber , ae MBHtS) towed a month yo, one of the most us shop ho went. As the barber lathered| “ payiine Starke of “A. Connecticut | interesting and uni novelties on him, Mr. MacDonald sighed a sigh of Yankee has left New York flat for| modern musical history t ' genuine satisfaction Suddenly a) California? | presented. morrow even at th “Don't shave that man,” he yelled. jance tn this country of "The ba sitated, razor poised, ey ia now doing the! Yiddish will be given. Ap “Why not?" demanded Mr. Ma raat t oiaye ina Sammy Burns) 94, tis “La Juive” that has bee Donald. - Juno Mathie hag completed the; Chosen for the Innovation ne et 25 ne B meen, work of preparing “Liliom” for film-| Semion ‘Tomars, founder of the Rid Had da ad the mes*|ing under the title of “A Trip to! Jewish-Americar ‘ompany, ®enger been a minute late the shave) Paradise?" : Jewish-American 0; Comi would have caused a delay of several) Galina Kopernak, Russian stage | Which will give three performar ‘ weeks, whilo the beard grew again,| beauty, will make her American, Week at the Lexington, was forn 8 would) screen debut in the fall? Dorothy Ward, English comedienne Bebe Daniels In “Two Weeks With h in London, and found ” will be the feature film attmac-/ it so su ful he decided it sho nat the Rialto next week? Sohne Branch managers of the Fi NAS | pe i ‘The language idea w ot be th ing a convention at the Woman God Changed” ured at the Rivoli next we s be called an academy| T » are pupils there? released by the Associated First Na does a man s n his| tional Company? Thig is the Jackie shoulder blades? Coogan film, Minnie acts upon the Pe But her mother often wishes She'd stay home and wash the dishes A meeting in aid of Lighthou. in. | the “= ONI Ys so ae ‘New EXCELSIOR Telescope For La PRICE $1.85 © Porern rast gare cru ; 4 Necerde ato Victrolas "at Birgtsster ‘Opera in Yiddish, es AN. Y. Innovation, |" | tor y Mason has tought « horse going in for the equestrienne Heatry: Wig irae | Lexington Hammerstel ind the Americ He tried out the idea ot ussociated with Oscar in Society received Rummeroiia, sorsen offers arriving in New Y rain Yidd al are spending the week attend New York ice? A Cosmopolitan picture called “The will be feat- | park's: Bind oy fia be A FILM RHYME. screen ‘ople say she's quite a queen: ihcsiaionssliicinaiuiics MEETING TO AID BLIND. Again Selling at seral Contrifutions Received Pre-War Prices Toward Fund of $2,000,000. rnoon = vem eee Biind will be heid this af nome of Adotph Lewisohn, Ne ten Avenue Oe Lowiacin. will || oe glad Isaid Miss Wi found, Fountain Ben and Ite . France y. fund Ha to th t m David Oberndo-t .85 For 10 and Solar Eye Take the Excelsior Telescone with racation tri ¢ you on pleasure if infinite Aiscovering dor Teles ty a y more a soln of ck of a Spy Glass s hay kent, What aco ru leeing for mcope or ay 8 of 8 “OVER 31% FEET LONG Hervtoture Veleacope of (bls slo bare ‘Can rouni cattle and coun, windows he Austrian Ty aL when (he sun | wan ar 1 hate he Dan © - Sattord, This Bargain Is for 10 Days oy refunded, Our New Catalogue of Guns Is Sent With Fach Order STORE CLOSES 1 P.M. 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A woman condues | fr Kramer will direct alternate performances. |" saturday _ night's en Recha, Ida Bressler 1, Leo| sing Recha }UR prices any way ~ our giero, Irving Miller; new gar, Max conductor, will sudo! i i |by Jockey Beer and is now poorer stan ing eke beth Schiller; Leopold, les Long at a oad footie | Budw po ve turin i regime of Tew. tin; Blearar, Bimon Pascal; Cardinal ‘The final sone of “The Woollsh) Jeanie Macpherson, film author has! There’ Be whites Nights al ‘ ; ter-| roel, Louis Bauer; Ruggiero, Matrona,”” a Maurice ‘Tourneur pics| returned from Kurope and is in New e e ee Nig Man opera, Will be the star, singing | Greenbaum: conductor, Mme: » | York? | ' Dleagar, the Caruso role, Coen, Sunday night's cast wil dure, had been shot ad Wallace Mas | York ; Week of It at Mrs. Ham- i 1. Su ghia’ cast will Donald was happy. For three weeks] Elliott Dexter has been cast for a r morrow night| the same a on Frida : appy ood role in the Paramount version merstein’s Lexington. 1 en; Ku-|eeption that Mme. Ruth Coleman w reduced have not in affected CREDIT terms, which are still the most LIBERAL in the city. Any piece selected will be delivered to on a small Jes home leposit and the balance arranged over a period to suit your own Porceloid Side Teer CONVENIENC OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS E. MOTOR TRUG) DELIVER! or Velour Unhoistered Suite ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signae as been made under his Allow no one N Counterfeits, Imitations and «+ Just-as- good" are but experiments, and endanger the ture of Chas, H. 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Store Hours 9 to 5.30 BROOKLYN Telephone Main 6100 The Greatest Sale of the Year of SAMPLE TRIMMED The Original Models Sold for $10.00 to $25.00 This is one of the famous “old-time” A. & S. Sales of Sample Trimmed Hats. These Hats are from one of the most famous makers of America—his name known from coast to coast and he is advertised in every “class” publication in the country. THERE ARE NO BETTER—NO MORE EXCLUSIVE HATS AMERICA THAN TH The most charming of dress hats are here—wide-brimmed garden-party hats, exclusive tailored hats—“‘unusual” sports styles—and hats that have that individual look that makes them correct for various costumes and occasions. A FEW DESCRIPTIVE NOTES MADE AT RANDOM: All these Hats are made of Imported Materials. Metallic and Tagal Straw Hats in marvelous colorings, in a variety of wide-brimmed shapes trimmed with flowers of unbelievably beautiful color combinations. All black transparent Hats with novelty feathers. Tulle Hats in evening and pastel colors. 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A Sale of Girls’ Tub Dresses at $1.69 VERY special purchase of hundreds of Dresses for Miss Six to Four- teen, in models fashioned of crisp, new Ginghams or of fine “Kiddie Cloth.” Plain colored rey tion dresses, and some of the mteresting details are the cunning dayLime styles in the bright, beau double-stitched seams—double cellars and tiful coloring of fine Gir They are | cuffs—well-finished pockets and belts distinctly dreases for general wear and are | bound plackets and seams—full skirts— specially made to withstand the wear and and 3-inch bems tear of “running about.” A & A —Serond floor, Coe ral Extraordinary Clearance Reductions on Women’s Higher-Priced Wraps and Coats Clearance-Reduction Prices have been placed ou every wool material coat in our collection of Spring Wraps. MATERIALS include Maryella, Sitk Duvetyn, Wool Duvetyn, Veldyne, Ramona, ‘Twill Bolivia cloth Capes and Wraps art Kirmanschira and and Coats, Cords according to styles Piquetine Phe following prices are not grouped included at various prices Now Formerly 3 Cout $145.00 to #18500 $125.00 4 Coats 145.00 to 180.00 110.00 7 Coats 185.00 to 280.00 98.50 6 Coats 115.00 to 180,00 85.00 25 Coats 89.50 to 145.00 79.50 18 Coats 85.00 to 135,00 65.00 100 Coats 69.50 to 89.50 34.95 75 Sports and Utility Coats, were $24.95 16.50 A. & S~Secoud last, Central