The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 10

RS MANHATTAN CHILDREN WHO ENJOYED CHRISTMAS PARTY pripples Taken to and From|statted—@ programme similar to the} “clearly outdoes all previous effort ! Strand by Motor Enjo. » Movies and Dances Four thousand poor children of ooklyn, many of them crippled, iy others semi-orphaned were the pets at a Christmas party this ing given by The Evening rid, at the Strand Theatre, Ful- Street and Rockwell Place, poklyn. he Little cripples were taken to from the theatre in automobiles @ buses, cheering and shouting as rode through the streets. ckets had been distrtbuted ugh the schools, through the fidowed Mothers’ Association, and Child Welfare Board, of which Sophie Irene Loeb is Pres dent. try Schlact made a brief speech fwelcome, and then the programme one given yesterday when The Bye- ning World entertained the Manhat- tan children at the Manhattan Strand Theatre, Edward L. Hyman, manag- ing director, arranged the pro- gramme and Moe Mark, President of the theatre corporation, gave the use of the theatres. The main event, of course, was the Jackie Coogan picture, “My Boy.” But there were other movie comedies, some current events chosen espe- cially for their appeal to children, a pretty dancing act and solo numbers by Charlotte Bergh, soprano, And there were animated cartoons, The Evening World has been giving these Christmas parties for years in Manhattan, but this was the firat one for Brooklyn, and it was a great suc- cess. Confections were distributed to the children by Mr, Hyman through the generosity of the Crackerjack Com- pany, Huyjer’s, Lowney's, and the Kerr Butter Scoteh Company. “The Evening World's first Christ- mas party here,” said Mr. Hyman, o SLo AT THE STRAND THEATRE ON of this sort in Brooklyn. We were | very glad to be of xervice to the paper and to the children, and we look for- !ward with pleasure to a recurrence of the event next ye RSA iid 2 ac ROB HOME, HEN STAY FOR TEA AND MUSIC “Telephone Borglarn” Steal $1,500 Gem» from Actrenn. Another instance of the activity of “telephone burglars” in the West 72d Street neighborhood came te light to- day. It was the robbery of the apart- ment of Miss Edna Wheaton, one of the Ziegtela “Midnight Frolic’ girls, at No. 37 West 76th Street, on Wednesday night, the loot amounting, according to her report, to $1,500 worth of Jewelry. “Telephone burglars’ enter an apart- ment after assuring themselves by re- | peated calla over the wire that no one jis at home, Miss Wheaton had several calls that evening just before she left Four Thousand Brooklyn Kiddies See ‘‘My Boy’’ : As Evening World Gu BROADWAY YESTERDAY. nt 6.30 o'clock. When she came home again at 1 o'clock she found that the front door had been forced and her prop- erty taken, The thieves had epent time enough in the apartment to make tea, coffee and cocoa, and had played several records on the phonograph, Horlicks ORIGINAL Malted Milk Quick Lunch at Home, Office,an4 Fountains, Ask for HORLICK'S. tco- Avold imitations and Substitutes ‘The “Food-Drink” for All Ages. LET VICTIM KEEP MONEY FOR COFFEE ests at Xmas Theatre Party) sersey sardis toot restart ti of $337—Spurn Lone Pat- ron’s 20 Cents. Three young men entered the Lenox Lunch, No, 46 Paterson Street, New Brunswick, N. J. at 6 o'clock this morning. The only persons in the place were two employees and one customer drinking coffee. comers stepped into the telephone booth and broke the wire of the re- ceiver. The other two drew revolvers and held up the employees and the cus- tomer, backing them to the wall and ordering them to keep their hands above their heads. ‘Then the man who had broken the telephone wire got $337 from the cash register. The employees had no money in thelr pockets and the cus- tomer had only twenty cents. He was told to keep that to pay for his coffee. The three n were told to make no outery until the robbers had time to escape and they didn’t. One of the new-|¢ $160 ALIMONY TO $25 There was no opposition before Juas- {ice Whitaker In Supreme Court to-day to an upplication for the reduction of alimony to be patd by Arthur William da, to Mra, Ru proposed that the $150 be cut to $25 becaunc hout employment or resources, “How can your client pay even $257" asked the court “God Mr. Wylde 4 “knows,” the lawyer t out that Mra. Wylde Varies for an American at a day at preased sur view of the repo: Isadore Mudonick, chauffeur, Rroome Street, explained te House in Trattic iis failure to answer a for to t that he thought it better to disappoint the court than disappoint the young woman to whom he was scheduled to be married at noon that day, Magistrate House sald that he could not blame the young man, Then he fined him $25 for speeding. Store Hours 9 to 5.30 EARN FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE Apparel Reduction Week MEN’S CLOTHING Men’s Wool OVERCOATS 27. 50 Value $40.00 Fancy and plaid back materials in various models most in demand, including ulsters, ulsterettes and Chesterfields. A large as- sortment of colors in light, medium and dark shades. 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