The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 23

| ‘ } es y r THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER a | after het Mtirst) child, “discovers that AMUSEMENTS. _AMUSEMENTS. | __ AMUSEMENTS. [het husband 1s not content With Nis pgs nn wi Al Aud LA pre th AD Sil 3 lot In Hite, He is reatless a New son's 59th St. THEA ARNOLD BENNETI’S SAT! WILL OPEN AT THE BELMONT THEATRE THIS rsion wit Mare Wed, and AL JOLSON in “BOMBO” i | APOLLO Wet did su DO-NTGNT, #u0 Mite. Wea itp) ‘Mr. LOUIS MANN NATURE’S NOBLEMAN. Reel Reviews! By DON ALLEN.' COMEDY “THE TITLE” | | EVENING AT 6.30. IT 1S A TREAT! HET NTER: GARDE | % HANNEFORD FAMILY Speaking, « x BELLE STORY s shown along ma mete oO r is ge of holde| lt si visliovin J JAMES BARTON & CO. TIMES SQ. AA Oras Ambassador 270K spot, a9 far Sciital ings, {| ® LEE WHITE & CLAY SMITH Ltatiatereecenen | wll’ BEOSSOM TIME drama © * THE LOCKFORDS eT * 6 OTHER GREAT ACTS Wed Rarvteacie | COMEDY "iru .%,ti" fe, fy NIGHT@—t00 ORCHESTRA SEATS $1.00 weeny CONWAY TEARLE, MAD boc brings There 44ST THEATRE qogent | With HELEN MENREN, NATIONAL EE a ge MAIN: STREET we LUCILLE CHALFANT %& HAL FORDE & GITZ RICE %& “CAVE MAN LOVE” Pa Reena CODEE N'S Military Elephants *& BILLY MeDERMO’ Te . * SOTHER GREAT A ACTS MATIN Ne DI ees, Pern mad ate RLISS'" GopbEss A PLAY OF ADVENTURE, (Exaept Bat, fen. ond Holidern) rv NOW PLAYING* TWICE DAILY. | — 7 NUNNSCD We 60 Mas Wed 50. 250, Dib SWARTZ IN K TIBBUE RES LYRE [J 2.) & BROADWAY Continuous 1-11 PM WHAT DO MEN WANTS and "Tue DANCE oF Lire” | CENTURY—TO-NIGHT at 8.30 SOTHERN-MARLOWE | OTAMING OF THE SHREW." 500. 10 $2 BOOTH \ num in the at the Capitol time at popul Wed HE GREEN Absolute Purity is a Consideration USE Tialto anoth “Peter Ibbetsot j perously on at tl let” starts ‘Lexing: tered | and draw! MALT EXTRACT (concentrated) REVIEW Scotch Barley makes the finest malt, and is in de- mand by physicians, hos- pitals and other users who need full strength 6 purity. LOTHIAN Male Extract is imported by us direct in the original 24-lb. cans. The best you can buy Price List Sent Free On Reauest Perfection Products Co. Wholesale and Mail Order Dept. (Sole Agents for U.S. A.) 675 Third Ave., New York City Telephone, Murray Hill 3734 KEEP LOOKING YOUNG |[ASTOR THEATRE BWAYat45!#St GOLDWYNS SENSATIONAL Arthur Honking Prese “Anna Christie” x with PAULINE LORD Vandebit Thea W. 4ttn Sb Eve, 830 WAT! NEES WED. AND SAT., 2.30. NEARY MILLERS one A Bint BOOTH TARMINGT OWS BOOrn Taree BURK "THE sa a fa’ n, alway “ CONFLICT ete) CENTRAL SHEATRE:.:2 abut TNUQUS NOON UNTIL NPR ~ | NORA BAYES 2:40». Woot D's. Ers.8.00 Mate Wed, and Sat., (JUST MARRIED ©, SED BSTAGED By | BN URSA ANBRRson SHUBERT Aw, den ST Wok GUAY £V5.8:50-NATS WED-SAT. tiWe. 550 MATS WED. penned for himself. naracter of re who be- utiful young h TONGAGRE, W. (rh Si Malan Wed, and Sat. “ THANK- U}, [ives na at wt FAVERSHAM ae SILVER FOX in Martin Overman, MOST PERFECT CAST Of THE SEASON. ume |The Ist Year West 4ith St] Matinees Wed, and Sat, at 2.30, beCREATEST SCREEN SPECTACLE ‘THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN # § | It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’s Olive 7 Tablets. TWICE DAILY 2:30-8:30] | POPULAR PRICED MATS} § | / EVESSAT&SUN MATS SOI" ‘The secret of keeping young is to feel young ~to do this you must watch your liver and bowels—there's no need of having a sallow complexion—glark rings under your eyes— eruptions—a bilious look in your face—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you 90 per cent. of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. | 1 Dr. Edwards. a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards's Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action, yet always effective. They bring about that FIM Arthur Hopkins Presents Marjorie Rarabeau in “Daddy’ Gone A: “Hunting” Plymouth Th Eve. 810, MATINE W. 44th St. Eve, 8.5 | uns! aNo Sar | THURS, AND Lionel Barrymore x in “The Claw” with IRENE FENWICK 1 CONTINUOUS: 1AM te MIDNIGHT RCE TBERT CiiELL Nieuts 304 in “Lady Fingers” wage wwotfoays) | TOWER & DARRELL; | ODDITIES of tgz1 | Y3} AND OF HERS ASTA NIELSEN E2t2-iar Cinema oActress in “HAMLET” Qreateat photo play ever prodaced — | i natural buoyancy. which all shoul! enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities Dr. Edward's Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. I5e and 2 Con NERROL are EMPIRE 40" 44° Wed. Otis Skinner GREENWICH WWikthe THEATRE THE STRAW. EUGENE O'NEILL'S. Great Play a THearee peoont't ep orckenca st gl es Mate: #3 COHAN Krice ee ire eee \| * Pie fe, Tesi Sy way 4 Appreciate ED ww FRANKLINGEE al a, alas 6 Pieces oe SME O8 WIS NEW MUSICAL RIOT “TWO L'TTLE PA ee In Intent style tap: one there comes a time LANE, & BRYON, J. KEE > ron. l work is ANCE Tal Mane tn W y. |G00D MOR! ING DEARIE wef y GLOBE "A! needed in a hur er what your trouble, ae - a tre thoroughly equipped in every c GULDEN GALETY FEATBUSHGER TRAN Fs : a partment for just such DAYS HI MORTON, FIENC ES * fay | Mat =| EMERGENCY WORK a pesca |B LYCEUM © a LIONEL A aT WiLL PARK | THE GREAT WAY: KNICKERBOCKER ‘David WANDERING JEW) The Dramatic Sensation of the Year! are the language of with Cohan's Come- dia and THE O'BRIEN GIRL, TY THEATRE, W. 42d St. h best seats $2.50. Mats. Wed. and Sat., 50c to $2.00. BELASCO $418 8" cc David Warfield : DAY 2—f1G CONCERTS—2 | For instance, an impression ean be TAB tuken in the morni pt of teeth b the evening. nnd « complete ready for you in _____ FOR SALE, IAMONDS| WATCIIES oN YEWELRY, ‘cpt Best VALUES OPE! | ms it Gi nteed ~ Stric Coupidentiat Agent Cals on Pe yucist Send for FREE Catalog ue ROYAL Bune Bronte. co, 35 Maiden Lane ~ Tel 243 John | vA =f) Y; BHOTORLAYS| BFK B. Henne Ab RUTH. & Wetlinaton WAGE ree r Al Languages Spoken, WATERBURY DENTAL COMPANY Incorporated Established 1597 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn Hours: 6 106 Sunpays: closes Lady Attendants, ered and stored Conventence, __ CONCERTS AND MUSIC. AEOLIAN HALL, FRIDAY APT, Nov. 18, a0 3 PRIHODA <a MET ROPOLITAN any FACTORY. He : Tal and Gin ve UROOKLYS BIANCT OPENING 10-¥!9H7, TRAVIATA CORT ans HARDMAN J/ANO_ ESED. Mattar W ENO GEMS AMUSEMENTS. “ONLY 3 38” ih TLE CONFIDE’ PASTLE CONFIDENT! agit MT encetenesniey VL Med Ba : batts Msie Bor faite" SAM H. HARRIS \ 3 SIX CYLIND IMUSIC BOX 3," ;., Ieving ik Petree ; eens? TWICE DAIL. TIMES SOUARE 44 KC Soothing pt ing ltreducesirritation | __ HELP WANTED—MALE. TCHES-DIAMON Jon CREDIY = theskinto itsnormal in ie AE pe LYNn healthy condition A Parsinoist Pies LAV area DIE DOR Eom Traltrco |) RIALTO “The Sheik’ | | uss OF THE ELD Ss t Dept /2T © Oren 63D ST. * eit er Resinol. | THOMAS Mi IGHAN 9 SHUFE a wed ttt vie EatlimoreMa. | RIVOLL: vel = rane | | PURCHBIUDT, FIG Ww EVE, 0 } cece BRONX OPERA HOUSE | THE | GREAT i OF lis ROSH & LIGHTNIN AMUSEMENTS. | GEL TOGETHER RS Ge MARINE SHOW | Ceara ee Exhibit of Marine Equipment AN DIAMOND CAPITOL Siiieafgii) rmrcon wens onrices, | cay $ LEXINGTON AV, | DIAMOADS Urea. n) Grand Otenest va ae | >w York City Le NARK D DEPOSIT | frerptate Veale | U.S. Naval Exhibit StranD | Mary gers W, 81ST. ST. |rsGuarepiaew arent cb A A Wieay at ) j = Band Concert AE RE'KOLDS REVUE " | sina Steren WAG, | Every Evening, This Week Only. OLYMPIC “GWEET |may.| Dov cf Our Brance Oficca | PION syvesBrnow 7-10 P.M. Admission 50c. 45 W. 18th St., cor. 6th Av Ma “ at SWEETI SNE EIR Ls!” DMLY i piaretes: i wait i PUERDAY NIGHT AMATEURS. { , line ne Sc ceenarananiaeenisia 14, r921,! a ee eT al HEARN ‘To prevent dea $1.57 35-inch Black Taffetas.. “Vastrous, IN FLOOR. $1.64 Coitume Serges Brown, na and col —tine tw MAIN FLOOR. 25 ct. Fancy Outing Dt ‘pajamas, night ‘s for every member of 5. ir 8 ct. Bleached Dams, murcerizs INENS-MALN FLOOR, 97 ct. Scarfs for Buffet or Dresser ‘ peconaTiv LIN 34 et. Cotton Huck Towels 2 immed NS MAIN FLOOR, i 4 TOWELS MALN FI alers buying, quantities restricted, 12), 5 No Mall or Telephone Order 58 78 ct. Extra S Klann ize Petticoats nk and blu WOME ENDELWEAR- SECOND FLOOR, 35 ct. Children’s English Cotton Ri t, Hose 18 Black and cordovan—sizes to 9%, HOSIERY MAIN FLOOR. +92 31. 25 Children’s. Kid Gloves a : 1 How warm 49 ct. Embroidered Flouncings and Corset Coverings. war eatin PAIN Foon 52 st Ribbons sess 488. 1.31] it how wlashe=molron, strives and satin LIMTONS-MAIN FLOOR, $1.97 Men’s and Women's ‘Umbrellas... 1.66 taffeta — taney JAS MAIN FLOOR. $14. 95 Chests of Kogers eH 6 Al Silverware 8.95 1] i Jorishe Mist. MAIN FLOOM SILVERWARE $8.74 to $10.50 FLw0) $2.94 Eiderdown and Boys’ Suits... 7.45 Blanket Sacques 2.48 c and h yx ‘ 1” patterr $1.24 Little Tots’ PAN $2.19 Men's Sweet-Orr Overalls yp $1.57 Sheets sits $1.98 Spreads... CORPNLADS MASE 39 ct Unbleached Muslins... .2 wide — unbleached Maya WU VLANS maser 74 ct. Brassieres 4 strong materials —various forced under arm— LRES-SECOND FLOOR. ompers.. .68) — j1/\ ham nd 1184] hats 58 WING | $1.45 and $1.95 | Boys’ Hats we an OVS MATS THT FLOOR $3.25 Men's Fine Derby Hats 2.50 y f the r MENA HATS MAIN FLOOIL | $2.50 Men's Silk Stripe 1.14 Shirt 1 N's PURNISHIN rion, and $4.95 Men's Fine Flanne Shirts. a | Siiovs FORNISMINGS—MAIN FLOOR, $1.48 Men's Wool Mixed Underwear 1.17 medium oF, heavy shirts or e oft finish —durable— NDERWFAR—MAIN FLOOR. ‘ FOURTEENTH STREET Gvtablubed 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE. 4 \ Your needs build our’ business, we offer ec us money-saving values so important that you a will make it your business to shop here. For the greater convenience of customers we reprint in this condensed form « por- tion of the Hearn Offerings which appeared in Sunday papers for Monday's and Tuesday's selling. See today's Evening Journal or Sun for list of other items. ri FOLLOWING FOR BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW Glove Silk Underwear | Men’s Furnishings Linens, Towels and oe EN NL es S148 Men's Night Shiete.. 15 | a Liga len's Satin Stripe Silk Shirts 3, jeache inen Darnas! ‘attern Glove Silk Bloomers | $295 Men's Gray Flannel clotte oto were $8.04, 84 . Shirts ..00.0.....0005 .19 “hibediolan edad abd were $8.47... 98 ct. Men's Fleece Lined loaeueaae Hosiery Underwear ... 66 | Cloths,size7 Nap! is, 8 $2.97 Women's All-Sille Hose 2,57 | $1;95 Men's Wool Mixed ie. eae een Nir eet tl NS Had $1.45 and $1.95 Men's Medium aig | Hee Gute ashes Lines, ¥ eight Underwear........ 1 amasks ..... .yart poral cag Hom—$i07 and" || “ae 1,35 Dasakentt wee nad 74 ite z ‘i jamasks—70-inch .....yard ©,’ Fe ities rg But Imperfece) | $2.50 and $3.00 Men's Wool- $11.95 Hemstitched Linen Dam- " apna a aeciew Pomtean : Mixed Union Suits 1.85 ask Sets —cloth, .97 We bed Silk » | Ties 5.95 Importe sie) Wenva Fall Fas nae 48 and G8 et, Men 38 ann 6 e a8 nee Neckties .. : ‘4 Fiselauiity Meatiar toietire: wool! | $5.80 SuestOre TagaWar $6.95 Lunch Cloths sites to 10%. 0.0.0 ess. 2,01 | Panta ss “9.98 | 21 ct. Fine Quality Cotton Huck 46 ck, Meats Deca Stitched Heat Manufacturers’ Samples of Boys’ | Towels hemmed : Mixture Wool tose ne tey | Hate—value $2.00 to $3.00. .1,24 | 28 ct. Bleached Turkish Towels .19 $1.45 Men's or Boys’ Fine Caps . All-Linen Crash ie Sight White Cashmere | $):4 Men's or Boy! Fine Ce 1.10 | Towelings . : 33 es 6 to 9 | Linens--36-inch, 87 65 ch Women’s and Children’s $7.95 Mosaic Tea and Luncheon Hose Underwear Napkins . i 75 ct. Child B Heath | qi Wool Desby Hove sires i | Women's Medium Weight: Cotton Toilet Needs to 9% 57 | Undekwesy Vests Eegblae disey $123 Hot Watee Bottles es 84 7 e rs ts . i tI its Handkerchiefs Extra sizes—were $1.07 ‘87 | 2 ee ee. Mechlete tah corre cn gg | Women's Cotton Pantalettes—rein- | Forhan's Tooth Paste. Men's Imported Linen Handker- clustic cuff black, navy, brown,, | Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Sham- chiefs——half dozen in box 5.00 | green-—were $1.0 ‘ poo— including tax. . Men's Colored Handkerchiefs Women’s Cotton Fleece Underwear | 84 ets aty Tint Jewel Seepenlall a 1.35 SUES BO AINE Uakeeiae tae : Men's White vines ickel Shaving Stan chiefs—cach .74 '73 | Hair Receivers and Puff Boxes— Men's Heavy Brocaded Satin Muf- | Boys! Cotton Fleece Union Suits | _e#ch-—were 8b 54 flers inches square—were high neck long sleeves—ankle | Large Square Picture Frames 83.18 47.) tenuth—size 6 years—- —value $4.50... 12° 74 ct. Wom were 48. OREO .73 | 64 ct. Jewel Boxes. 46 Handkerchiefs. . oar Rise of 7 cls, for each size larger. »| $2.23 Buffers lurge size....1.46 $1.97 Women’s Madeira Hand Em- ; el aeal cami! Philippine Lingerie Women's White Linen Hand- Philippine htdresses_ and En- | $146 Jewel Boxes i kerchiefe—-special, each. .47 | _velope Che: were $1.97. 1.58 | ‘52.23 Ebonoid Military ae hildren's Handk hist ili Nightdresses Brisheh onivarcesan iss 4 | cine ee ae 45, 57 & 97 By cpr eenunas 1,94 | 36 ct. Dull Ebony Color Combe ‘At Linen Initial | Philippine Nichtdresses and to match brushes. i 14 Worn! eet in) Chaniar ware vo1+ BAB, | $2.23 Mirrors seconds _halt or Wee ES SGT Ss) Philippine Nightd: esses reel oS puer ne 24 ct. Women's Importe Chemises— were $3.68 - 2.94 A Cotton Handkerchiefs .18 | Philippine Envelope Chemises Receivers... ...cceceeeeeee 18 1.00 half dozen were S2.68....eceeeeeeeeee 1.82 Arsariekn Movement Guaran- Apa . iaiaicaeh acai ea " teed Clocks... .1.0cesecseee+ By MORNING SPECIALS ecta , Wite eee x12 ft. Wilton Velvets— On Sale Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. value $95.00 68.50 8.5x10.6 ft.—value $87.50. .64.50 9x12 ft. F aged Velvets— 27x54-inch Rag Rugs— were $1.97 Bleached and Unbleached — Sheetings— Bleached were wel St-inch Si-inch—we 90-inch —were Bleached Cheesecloths—3! wide--were 8% ct. Bed Tickings —were Bed Spreads—were $1.79 .22 rochet hemmed we hemmed or fringed—were $9.98,.... 2.97 Sutin finish Marseilles —assort- ed patterns re $4.49. . Full and extra s hemmed weboivis AON B4nt6 54x90 | Fy af 84 84 97 97 1.07 1.07 12 90x90 1.12 90x99 1.17 Sizes before hemming. Stationery and Albums | Loose Leaf Photo Albums— \ were SL.17., Box of Gilt I were .25, cote eee See Page 17 for Other Hearn Advertising, } A Ct tg ne et ON ON ae ~ pe ep eeeness «eas ae a~ oiienee ane