The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1921, Page 21

THE NEW PLAYS. Friars’ Jamboree | Lots of Fun. | BY CHARLES DARNTON Except for the endman who said he had opened an agency for Ford cars in Arverne, everybody was happy last night at the Cort Theatre, where | jolly Friars started their jamboree ‘with a white face minstrel show. The tun was fast and even furious when Willie Collier interrupted Frank ‘Tinney as be was in the throes of a riddie, and then almost got into a fight—almost, mind you—with Jim Corbett over the ownership of the evening clothes worn by tho gentle- manly interlocutor. Although Mr. Cor- bett protested, he didn't want to dis- cuss fighting. Tinney held to the sub- Jeet and argued that no one could get hurt talking about it All the jabs, of course, were at the expense of Corbett, who was kind enough not to kill anybody. Harry Fox, kdiward Dowling and Lew Brice helped along the fun, and there were good songs and clever dancing. As an after-piece there was George Cohan’s burlesque of a crook play, “The Farrell Case,” in which all the characters were Killed and piled up neatly, Lucille Chal fant, Dionde loveliness, sang ‘herself into markable exhibition of dancing, and others aided i making the jamboree lots of fun. a DISCORD, NOT HARMONY, AT MUSICAL MEETING. Protective Union Members Can't Agree on Course to Follow Regarding Expulston, Customary methods of conducting a business meeting, majority control and all the other generally accepted rule: terday afternoon in a stormy the Musical Mutual Protectiv at Yorkvile Casino when the org: tion met to attempt to decide upon its American Federation of Musicians on Monday. After an hour of noisy and at times threatening wrangling between the fac- tion of the body loyal to Joseph 3%. Weber, head of the Federation of Mu- sicians, and the disloyal ones, a m. festo was issued by the anti-W forces defying Mr. Weber and federation and repeating its belief that the Mutual Union would grow in &trength until it would not be depen- dent upon the federation. The trouble began when a motion was made to send a committee of tie members*to Mr. Weber to attempt to ‘The anti-Webet meeng adjourn, while the Weber m declared that euch action would be d orderly, undignified and unbusinesslike. The meeting broke up in an uproar. Another jon, it was said, will be held to-d: HERMAN’S U. S. Army Shoes Genuine Munson Lasts. Reg- ulation Army Shoe. Widths B to E, sizes 5 to 12, The most Famous Military Shoe in | the world. | Also HERMAN U.S. Navy Shoes Black Genuine Gun Metal | Calf Navy Shoe, High Quality | Leather Soles. i | | | i} Linings, facings and fittings accord. ing to Gov ernment specifications for | Navy Shoes st Known Shoe House nen Myrtle Ave., Cor. Bridge St. BROOKLYN Tarendoy a vision of | CKARATEVAETS9 hAve [EANCHON, & MARCO | [Bye2anst, 00. tes a Mt H\2 | | and regulations, were thrown aside yes- | ession of | course following its expulsion from the | (CAPITOL. a | j | nica = CeIn LINES 5 geAmBOMTS pave | | | | | | | __. AMUSEMENT IEW AMSTERDAM West 2 St Fvea8!S ATS WED. & SAT 50¢ % $2.50 s/tnae ZIEGFELD HIT, MARIN MILLER | LEON _ERROL'» || GLo OBE-POP POP MAT WEDs S/ | ZIEGFELD FOLLIES | G50. COHAN 87 4 48 ara wa ase 69 . 8.15. |B ASL. ERLANGER © LITTLE oe £33" GIRLS IN BLUE ERTY-POP MATS WED.ZSAT. GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS £8 with ANN PENNINGTOM| CORT iy Satine wat 20. Raw, Dowling & Win, Harrigan Present JAMRORHI __ 100 FROLICKING FRIARS ¢ BN sna? Bi eRe RTE Betas CE PEOPLE: RACHEL ORE COMEDY HiT. Galery, By 46 8. Bre 8.80. 0 Mia Wa su O Mono Hall, tee. Cent. 63° ST. Mom Teneo he, SHUFFLE ALONG |= MILLE & LYLES, SISSLE & BI CONSTANCE, TALMADGE EBSONS, IN, LOVE.” aeSORS PA SUPREME VAUDEVILLE, THE SKY PILOT” AND USUAL BIG VAUDEVILLE. MONARCH COMEDY FOUR. HAL JOHNSON CO. EIGHT DUSKY Feature ‘Special, “NOT PAR! thst lens teal at doth 8 S8thSt he Conquest of Canaan." Iwoll Concert Orchestra. REX INGRAM’S ‘THE CONQUERING POWER SQUARE | "Pauw" llalto RITERION “The GOLEM” saUane TONY Tana’ AL ALMANAG HIPPODROME farrei3S; 2 Great Photo Piays at Pop. 15e to SOc, NIGHTS, 150 . it “TRADITION”? ALCOLM STR. Tre TWICE-BORN WOMAN Symphony Orch. News Keel, Ae. Stew Hall Opening of “The Spirit of ’76” | POSTPONED __New Date Announced Later. "Goldwyn Presents WILL ROGERS 8 Unwilling Hero." at 61 PHO! Grand Orlow Next Wer all Hue: © A Hodkinson Release, ., BROADWAY ,,** Habe HAMPTON Vs pedal sy , | LARRY SEMON, ‘The Bakery ante MARK JAS. 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M \& o 1 by the Pulixades Interstate Park € HOUND Thur Adults, in MANDALAY SCHEDULL, WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS 9 (Parilene fares Time. a yaaa From eg EG GEA, { 38h Morning Trip Omitted Mondays, FARE 50 CENTS EACH WAY, Telephone Browd 7380 and Gone Inc.Tax | METROPOLITAN LINE THRUGGA atte CAPE (Uv CANAL SPECIAL iN (OONLIGHT SAIL To Keansburg % Return Every Evening | Str. Pocahontas Lys. Battery 8 P.M, Musle, Dancing, Refreshments, FARE ®t 28 5 Kot trd 100% § Weenie aera SEND FOR BOOK OF GEMS CONFIDENTI 13 74 BROADW | WATE CHES: rer ONDS ON CREDIT DIAMONDS, fei ON CREDIT NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED mate ier het JULY 14, 1921, STORE OPEN 9 to 5 AE AIRIN Fou EENTH STRE Lie Established | 1827 PRIFTH H AVE, Frioau, AS USUAL, Sxncrun Dau Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines OUR LATE SUMMER INVENTORY Means Fine Assortments All Through July Two Manufacturers’ Surplus Stocks of Underwear Included Women’s and Misses’ APPAREL Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Women’s Navy Voile Dresses dotted effects....... Special 6.74 Clearance of Misses’ Frocks ‘sample lines—suitable for business or outing wear—sizes 14 to 20 years—were $6.94 to $9.74...4 Special Purchase Women’ Figured and Dotted Voile Dresses —navy blue—ribbon trimmed. -sizes 36 to 46-—were $16.74. ; Women’s and Misses’ Sport Skirts . —Baronette satin, in a variety of colors—including some navy blue- sizes 25 to 3% were $8.97 and $9.97........ 6.95 and Misses’ Shantung ported Shantung— smart looking and serviceable—Tuxedo and notch collar models— were $24.50. 16.75 Negligees and Aprons Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines 7 Women’s Dotted Swiss Neglect col- straight line models—with ored scalloped edge 36 to 46-—special <3 48 to 52—special All White Dotted Swiss Neglig: breakfast coat or full length mod- cels—-with border and cuffs of lawn or with self frilling—-36 to 46— special. 2.44 Bungalow Aprons—percale or checked gingham with rick-rack finish—were $1.38........... «D4 Women’s Extra Size Undermuslins Extra Size Night Dresses—nainsook, cambric or nivislin—lace or embroid- ery trimmed— ae were $1.84 3s Extra Size Night Dresses—fine nain- sook—square or V_ neck—shirring, fine embroidery and ribbon trimmed—were 82.64 1.97 Extra Size Bloomers— pink crepe or lace edged nainsook . were $1.50 Lis Extra Size Pettic good embroidery or serts ace ruffles of | were $1.48 96, Extra Size Sateen Petticoats —scal- loped ruffle or hemstitched were $1.97 Las Extra Size Chemises — soft finish muslin—corded band were $1.18 S4 Extra Size Envelope Chemises nainsook— fancy lace inserts and em: broidery sizes 46 Lo 50- S H LO? were $2.76 Extra Size Corset Covers ~~ ood mustin—high neck tight fitting, ize Drawers cambric part wool were 97 54-Inch All Wool Crash Suitings taupe, purple and navy blue and shruok m1 8 68 54-Inch All Wool Tweeds two tone striped effeets | were $2.97- to close out 1.00 were 48 3s 44-Inch Chiffon Voiles— were 48 28 | 36-Inch Linen » Fabrics. wi 20. : -§2), (Linens, Towels, etc. Silks | Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines 35-Inch Black Taffetas— soft chif fon finish; also Wack dress eatite fine close face—special value .. 74 36 and 40 Inch Georgettes all de sirable light, dark and faney colors were #145 . Yard Wide Poplins- soft and lustrous-—light and dark 97 Yard Wide Wash Satins white and flesh color 1.45 Dress Goods Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines 54-Inch Shepherd Checks” black and white medium and large size, 7 54-Inch All Wool Novelty Plaids smart colored combinations : were 83.97 3.48 48-Inch Ali Wool Cream Storm Serges were $1.7 1 White Goods Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines White Mercerized Poplins Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines H. S. Lirltn Damask Cloths bleached—extra fine quality G4x64—were 89.50 GAA BI ached Cotton Huck Towels ned. red striped borders Sis Down .74 Soft Finish Union Linen (part cot Huck Towels hemstitebed — #2 cach 7 kine Quality Union Linen Huck wels hemstitehed white ask bord: ts 87... OS ton) were d were Pure Linen 6s wide firm, close weave” wer + 2.5% Madeira Hand Embroidered ¢ tre Pieces were $5.95. 3.95 Girls’ Apparel Friday Bargains trom Fully Stocked Summer Lines dainty design Girls’ 10 to 14 years Jumper Dresses Copen, white and re Special LOS | Misses’ and Girls’ Smocks 14 to 20 years -Copen, rose and white embroidery designs and stitehy were 8226 158 tucked ruffle. were .97 6s Extra Size Bloomers pink nainsook elastic waist aud knee | oe 97 68 | Extra Size Night Dresses~ nainsook or cambric— square neck em broidery edge were $1.28 Ss Saturday We Close All Day [as by shopping early on Friday Little Tots’ Apparel and Needs Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Little Tots’ Fine White Dresses lace and embroidery trimmed. sizes were R224 1.50 Rompers and Creep- to 6 years Little Tots’ wingham and chambray er ie to 6 jyears--were 81.00 6S Little Tots’ Organdie Dresses were $2.67 1.66 Babies’ Fine Half Wool Shirts hort sleeves 1 to $ years were 97 Ot Birdseye Diapers size 30x30 were $4.59 dozen 2.24 Millinery Clearance of Trimmed Hats straw and straw-and-silk combined were $4.94 and $6.50 1.95 Were 87.50 2.95 Were 8.50 and $10.00 3.95 Pie Edge Felt Sport Hats — de colors 1.65 and white special Two-Day Sales Continued Long and Silk Undergarments, Silk Gloves, White Hair Clipper Ramie Linens Boys’ Clothing Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines ki Play Suits 3% to 8 epiece flapper model hort sleeves 2.28 and 244 Bayan wathas le Trousers 4 to 17 ears Ww tl Khaki an ore 1.00 Boys’ Washable Coat Suits 7 (0 1 year sy, linen crash, Panama and Palin Beaeh, on tan, gra reen cnd heather -semi-Norfolks and box eated model where 10.00 G85 s' Washable Suits Dutch and R ne mode tro st r wort Sand 55.96 1. Boys’ Wool Suits xray, brown, tat som trousers Kote Children’ Undermuslins Children’s Batiste Slips embroidery 6 to 10 years were $1 68 1.10 Children's Cambric Night Drawers 1 te 10 were BL $8 7 Children's Cambric Drawers em to 12 years were GRand 78, . 40 Children's Lingerie witl Children's Batiste and Cre pe Bloomer v w OF Silk Hosiery and GloveSilk Underwear Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Women’s All Silk Hose~-black and cordovan: was 83.27 and 83.47 2.74 Odd Lot Women’s Silk Hose—full fashioned mercerized tops—black, cordovan and African brown was $1.97 ‘ Lat Silk Knit Vests—bodice tops—flesh and white--were 82.17 S82 Bloomers——well reinforced were 83.87. vase ID _Cotton Hosiery Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Children’s Fine Mercerized Socks white with fancy colored tops— were .50 a 4 Men's Fine Black Mercerized Hose also fine combed cotton—black, ¢, navy and brown ‘ ‘ 19 Knit Underwear Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Women’s Extra Size Underwear Vest, short sleeves or Sr Light knee low neck, pants Children’s Fine Cotton neek, short sleeves or sl less— seconds of 27 ct. UII WZ Main Floor Specials Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Men's and Women's Umbrellas were $3,07 3.24 Women's Belgian ‘Linen Hdk'fs- extra heavy quality— 1 lf dozen ..75 Men's Initial H'dk’fs—fine linen incomplete initials ~~ were 54 .2 Lace Vestees—-various styles were + 67 Clearance Sale of Hand Bagg: ~ 82.87 ‘ 2.27 6!-inch Moire Ribbons — white. black and colors —were 48 yd. BG Odd Lengths of Ribbons—all colors and styfes Clearance price: ion Filet Lace Ed, various designs spe All-Over Dotted Swisses lavender and pink dots on white WEMPOROT rate sspaccieess nals Be low we ttos il AD white, s7 esate. and Silverware Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Mahogany Serving Trays were 95 mples Novelty gs, cuff links anc 50 ew, well-known ma akes and $5.97 2.50 Silver-plated Table Spoons and Dinner Forks —varicty of designs French grey and bright finish were $2.50 dozen 75 Rogers’ 1881-Al_ Oyster Forks, Orange Spoons, Bouillon Spoons, Dessert Forks and Spoons—grap: design only 50 ca 28 Do Your Week-End Shopping Tomorrow. Saturday We Close All Day. Men’s Wear Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Men's Trousers large assortment of colors and fabrics in fact any suiting can be matched jerigths slight charge for alteration were $6.95 88595 tockar BSD were 86.50 Lo $8.95 to clear B.S Men's Negligee Shirta~ printed, corded madras, also many other fab: ries ed stripes on white were 8150 1.10 Men's Reis Union Suits si less or short sh knee of er drawers were $2.00 1.0 ro Men's Balbriggan Underw shirts or drawers were 75. AT Men's Straw Hats large assort. | ment reduced to 1.o5 0 Men's Khaki Pants Men's Sweet-Orr Work Tug-o'War—reduced to Men's Union Made Overalls reduced to Men's Work Shirts plain blue or in dull ‘Store Closed All bay Saturday During July ps 5 ha niin a Fak ments : “ 00 | Wash Dress Fabrics Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Linon Suiting s—for sleeveless dressee—all good colore— special f vee OMe Dress Ginghams— striped. rights and plain colors—-were .30. Genuine Khaki Cloths—for kngek +8 about wear—were .45 Imported Dotted Swisses—white grounds, with color dots— ¥s were $1.37 and $1.47......... peee Littles if | Fancy Voiles effects—sp + medium and Notions and | Stamped Goods Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines Garment Dress Shields- were 64 and .74 NG Household Aprons alow, ete.—were .45. . Middy Braid—for bathing snits— were 12-2 pieces for...... 0. + . 58 good for Bung- pitta! Children’s Stamped Dresses— lawn, ready made were 74. . i 45 Cretonne Luncheon or: Sewing Kes were .87..... eke SS were $1.21... . 84 Odd Lot of Sweater Silk—fibre an pure silk—our reg. .35....... oe Stationery And Other Vacation Needs Friday Bargains from Fullg’ Stocked Summer Lines Tandem Box of Stationery—gilt cdges~-36 sheets, 36 envelopes—' 57—Special . -BY Paper Napkine—were_15 a hundred, «ED a bun or 1,000 for ry Black Enamel Suit Cases—with tray flowered lining— were $7.50 Curtains and Draperies Friday Bargains from Fully Stocked Summer Lines 2,000 Y Mill Length Cur- tain Scrims—dainty novelty borders —-were 48 7y¥d. .26 3,000 Yards of Curtain Madrases—- double border, detached figured cen- tre -soft cream color—special .4°7 Drapery Poplins—50-inch wide—in staple and decorative color- ings~-were $1.27 88 ‘ouch Covers—Wash- fast ey natural, Spec Summer Curt. stenciled borders 19 8 —cross stripes or -dozen value $4.97 2.66 | Linen Taffeta Cretonnes—in blue | or chints ic or tapestry _de- | sign were $1.27 yd -95 Muslins, Sheets, Spreads Friday Bargains from Pully Stocked Summer Lines Unbleached Sheeting» quality $i-unch were 38 inch were Heavy 120 yard 10-20 yard lengths yard . 10-20 lengths i+ yard 36 Fine Bleached Twilled Muslins SOunch were 26-yard -19 Unbleached Muslins 36-inch wide firm quality were gh, by Bleached Sheetings —7¥ inches wide wit finist were tu . Spreads — 5-4 size were 81.98. By full size beds each 89 Pillow Caren no dreeg were each 1 yard length 26 ty Os-ineh yard were Crochet sorted patterns Sheets ¥1xi were $1.16 Odd Lot sox as. PROMPT DBLIVE | OF Goops i >~—e BROUGHT FRIDA) — > All goods bonght Friday ‘will delivered Saturday, according to our drivers and wagon boys holiday during the week to 1 aiurday, which other em= F Phis ves no employe ofa holiday. Anois