The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1921, Page 12

There Is deep pain in this human ‘ank | tragedy, the pain that comes of see- ling Intelligent, clean-minded people [struggling vainly wgainst it. In the placed in danger of dragging. 12 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ——<————— —a ——— ——— Joa feeling for Julian, though prob- | seemed to have taken a leaf out of ably {t is more a maternal one, At] Ethel Barrymore's book, and there ny rato, ehe makes Greenough un-| were moments when she actually erstand, and she calls back Julian. | looked Wke Miss Barrymore. Her tut he underst better than she|early radiance necessarily became =e at i} t without th nild their life to- |} dimmed, but from first to last she ; | ether would r nothing, and so|gave a beautiful performance. Yet came he goes his way, Edith is left with- | there was so much restraint on the Marjorie Rambeau Transfigured ||| ii,"tnyone bart of aversbody that the play” was i ” | : “ ’ MI ” in “Daddy’s Gone a-Hunting. Raker was admirable as the sincere | and patient lover, Frances Victory Still | made Janet a charming child, and all that | minor roles were excellently acted. pf man| "Daddy's Gone a-Hunting” fate. uncommonly well written and inter- has been able to save the | to leave Edith fe. ‘Then she told that! Miss Rambeau was tra stirs her the role of the unhappy a sympathy | have been & y Zoe Akins in|) “Daddy's Gone a-Hunting,” produced ¢ 99 Much care Fine unders } ured in| exting play, for which discriminating She | theatregoers may well be grateful. equaily fine} development of Marjorie Rambeau 4 an actress of the first nk. Just as people often make a me of their lives, so life ometir makes a mess of them, would seem to point out. able part of it is that no to blame—there’s not ever solation. A change takes P everything becomes a hopeles le, Julian Fields is quit | about it when he comes back to his} wife in a Harlem flat after a year in| Paris, where he had worked to make | an artist of himself, His wife, Edith. | Taste is a matter of tobacco quality has made joyous preparation for the | home-coming, 4 with their ttle | girl she races downstairs {to see ‘We state it as our honest belief that for the price asked, Chester- field gives the finest quality in Turkish Blend cigarettes ever offered to smokers. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co, which will get the fi has even brought along rtunately they woman finds no piano | At the pitiful dinner ears and out when the in the place. Edith finally gives way asks her hu: id wh He merely 3 AS worked a ¢' that he has found life means thing more and a child. than love and marri stand, but } Conroy was wholly simple and con- | vincing as the husband, and Lec, Is an) Chesterfield CIGARETTES of Turkish and Domestic tobecces—blended to say merciless, t derstand is he no lo Though they a 1 gether a year later in a studio they are really worlds apart. He grants ber the same freedom he takes as his right and is willing she should wear bracelets brought her by Greenough, who loves her. This to her is horrible, and with hysterical cries she rushes out of the studio, Five years after sho is living with Greenough. She believes she loves the man and gives her word she will marry him. Her daughter is in a hospital and she thinks that Greenough, with his U ike hy NOTE: To every laundress in this city. Ask the woman of the house fora package of the wonderful new product for home washing. 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