The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1922, Page 17

, the Bronx, for the toss of, the ‘teen-year-old son, Car- who met death as a | remutt of a collision between a motor ich and a rowboat in Coney Island . Justice John M. who fecoived the verdict, re- week of her stay here and until the day after her forty-fourth—or was,it Ba forty-fifth?—birthday beforé pre- Letz Quartette and Oratorio Society Catty Off Day’s : Music Honors, When a jury in the trial term of the “Is this all a tuiman life Is valued Tam inclined to think this verdfet ja tho result of @ compromise rather impersonation youthful ‘Juggler of Notre the Manhattan Opera erdict of $1,000 to compen- Martins of No. 424 last THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, WHAT IS LIFE WORTH? Jastive to Hear Armament to Onve im Whiten 81,000 In Aw than an expression of opinion by this Jury of tho value of this life." Attorney Charles B, McLoughlin, who represented the plaintiff, entered a mo- tlon that the verdict be set aside. Jus- tice Tierney said he would grant the motion, and then agreed to receive briefs from counsel for Louls C. Gerkin and Edward Spott, co-defendants. Young Martin's parents sued for $26,~ 000. It was the twentieth per- this Massenet miracle play in New York and nine- teen of them have scen Miss Garden in the title role, once only a man, for whom the part was written, assuming’ the role. ‘ More that can be told is that better performances of this opera have ‘been heard here than last eve-§* Matters were pretty rough arid uneven both in the vocalism of the principals and in the doings on Too frequently dulness found its way out into the auditorium, Miss Garden was hard put to keep the pathetic picture of the boy juggler in Cy Frank H. Warren. With but seven music events deco- rating yesterday's calendar, viewers were privileged to enjoy their in advance of the general First artistic honors, » Bhould be divided be- J tween (he Oratorio Society and the ‘The latter organiza- ov, fresh from tempering the Palm ich breezes with classical airs, | staged a novel programme of two number's, a Brahms sextette and @ its secure frame and Mr. Dufranno found much of the music unsuited to his present vocal resources. Payan's fine basso was a welcome The opera was followed by the sprightly and picturesque pantomime ballet, ‘La Fete A Robinson,'’ seemed to have been speeded up a bit since its initial performance. AMUSEMENTS, on.,7 Av. & 50 St. By. ath, TO-DAY & at, ‘$. AMUSEMENTS. Jolson’s 59th St 7 AL J ee ‘merdny and Bat, 2.10 “sac For Goodness § Sake | ry us Tiny fen PRB Mats, TO-DAY &SAT. Fath, W. ot Bway, Eve. Mats. To-day and Sat. mu “PINS & NEEDLES nis. To-day & Bat. 2.90 ean RITZ prea: i WED « breed qumtette by Schubert. Pablo Casals, and Hugo Kort- were the assisting art- ists, and, it was understood, Mr. Ca- sals was responsible for the presence of the Brahms number on the pro- ‘cellist supreme, While its four movements bre over Hong, it contains a wealth of lovely Imusic, to which, with the exception 4of a few slips in intonation on the part of the first violinist and some roughness in ensemble work, the per+ Three other recitals do not call for extended notice. Louise Vermont, a contralto of good intentions and a for getting something from a song, offered a difficult programme in ER 7 cay ea TANGERINE | AMUSEMENTS. ees ee ASTOR Tee, 40th & Bway. Boven, 8.50. Matinees TO-DAY and Sat. oS TheBlushing Bride hay Creday aa ba 28 | Chauve Souris ™*e0° enews ECT. FROM LONDON—PARIS, ms .,W.ofB'y. Oircles826. 0 * Mais, To-day, Bat. & Tues. 7 ‘St. Evga. 8.80. NORA BAYES Sie; “i. ny a Sat. 2.90 PRINCESS ® 1: F0thy'g but 248 WORMAN TREVOR in “Dasrt Sands” FVLTON 460 0, Mata. or, wand Sat, 2.20. LONGACRE West asin sv Mats. Wed, & Snt,, 2.80. @® THANK-U formers «did full justice. was delightfully marked and the gra-| Goations of tempo" and dynamics ex-! ‘The Schubert quintette was | anged for two violins, She sang her own trans- {lations of Schubert, Schumann and Brahms numbers. Rose Florence, mezzo-soprano, sang She, too, was some what overwhelined with the weight of her programme, at which she made a {The Deluge” ymouth Th.,W.45 Bt. Bys. Sav. its Today, To-m' wast. in “Anne cose in Aeolian Hall, BELMONT w. a Try.48 MONT A ee BIJOU Wee an _Btrcet. mDOVER Rt ‘ROAD Mats. sTocdny, & a MARJOLAINE ine MPa With PEGGY WOOD & LENNOX tats. TO- Camthors, ‘and Lilliao Lorral The Oratorio Society offered a long hd varied a Cappella programme of ‘There were old Italian Shurch numbers, three Bach chorals, presentative music of the Russian! urch and a group of English music, chorus by Purcell (1676), “A Ballad Trees and The Master,” Philip James, a young American com- “Sir Eglamore,” nged for mixed voices and piano- te by Balfour Gardiner; the choral “The New Dawn" (new), ecil Forsythe, also residing in New “Music in the Mine,” ong scena for tenor and chorus, by BR. Nathanici Dett, head of music at) Hampton Institute, and a new setting ff Whitman's ‘‘Beat! Beat! Drums,” | y Albert Stoesscl, the young and tal- ted conductor of the Oratorio 5 In addition, Eva Gauthier, » sang two groups of ing from Haydn and Handel down Much of this was ff innovation to the society's custom- | ty pfactice and proved a popular | Mr. Stoessel 1s 4 good conduc- | or and musician and is getting evi- | Hent results from his singers. progranime was well sung and the poncert thoroughly enjoyed by George 8. Madden, American bart- tone, in Town Hall, found himself in A MUSICAL COMEDY REY LAT! | ere 2ENWICH VIL'GE TH. Mts.Today&Sat. Mario Chamilee, posed, the role of the Duke in to- |. night's performance of will be sung by Mr. Gigli. er living here; in “WILD HONEY’’ and Bat at 2.90 Increases the action of the intestines punter elesdy torad ait D. W. GRIFFITH'S fp, ce: ORPWNNG* STORM p= i kala ita tp aa hh “OILIES OF THE Pla | With Frederick Perry. | By Wm. Hurlbut. p the moderns. NEW AMSTERDAM /425T Ever. 3. i HATS. WED. & SAT, S0¢t$222 NO HIGHER ZIEGFELD TRIUMPH Fg pcitely BL des Co ar: echHiD BNIGAT FROLIC LIC Bway and 40th St. Matinees Wed. & Sat, at CRITERION: Cont, Daily Noon to 11,40 F elOVES | roper should be breught about by food. One doctor comes right ont and states plainly that the indiserim- inate use of cathertics is one of the cauees of constipation. Phyricians all over the country are recocamending Fleischmann's yeast becanse it is a fresh food, rich in those elements which keop the intestines healthy. Inone series of tested cases. normal fanc- tions were restored in from 3 days Artur Bodanzky, ycle of conducting, gain is head of the Philharmonic hestra’s series now under way on esdays at the Metropolitan Opera ‘The Metropolitan is notéthe best place for an -orchestral concert affairs are rather fter polishing Brahms's fourth sym- phony, Mr. Bodanzky stirred the old iided rafters of the Opera House with the brilliant and colorful Rim- lpky-Korsakoff suite, in the alternating LIBERTY “yet #88 \ New Comedy by the authors of “Dulcy’ ‘To the Ladies!’ o ners a Mat. TO-1 Day He IRENE BORDON} ow Cowes “THE FRENCH DOLL’ Bt. Bvenings at 8.20 Try it outfor yourself. Begin to- dayby edding 2or 3 cakes of Fleisch- mann's Yeast te your everyday diet. Keep it up and see how nor- “The Tale of With its fanfares, its 0 its martial rhythms ind its eloquent tone pictures, none “Her Husband's Tri A trop EARL CARRO LL THEATRE wit A Distinen regularly you: act. Be ore it's Fielschmann’s Yeast—the familar tio-foil pack- age with the yellow label. Place a standing order with your grocer. AVOID COLDS | IN WINTER Keep the Body Nourished with | Gude’s Pepto-Mangan and Prevent Colds suite sounded a fit running dccom- baniment to LawrencesGilman's dis- weet programme notes. ot ®round his explanatory difficul- ies in typical Al Woods fashion. Mary Garden waited until the fifth BALiRoo GAIETY © wey, 46th Be, Eva. 8.20 ELSIE J ANIS : ~ FRANK FAV'S MSEABLES''| Bronx OperaHou Holiday Mt. Today Oft inthe stilly night we used 10 one singing something “Smart Musteal Revue’ KNICKERBOCKER “BULL DOG DRUMMOND” ‘with A. E. masher BELASCO We: font 4aih ‘Bi - Laie ULA e'd live to see that very mobi:>) Mats. Wed. & Bat, 2: Lut it came to pass last night the Criterion Ihapergned by Ernest Lubitsch, Ger- | nany’s D, W. Griffith; the famous paracter not alone marched his army review, but let a big ardience in in several of his love affairs. The film, so far the most pretcn- yet offered by Labitsch, Inown as “The Loves of Pharaoh nd, as far as we are concerned, tLat Witic is as good as any. The produc- jon stands out in mass formation nd concerted attack. and HOriDays. a i Under-nourishment or loss -of vital-| Seaman ow ity makes one an easy prey to colds. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan taken regularly three times a day either in liquid or tablet form, builds strength and thus ‘Take no chances dur- ng the winter months and kee; entire body fit, and you will healthy, happy season, it now from your druggist, and before it is all gone have another bottle Several bottles will make you ere been better ensemble work—| feel like a new person. Gude's Fepto Mangan in both liquid and No one handles a mob better than | form is for sale by all druggists. Ask Lubitsch. No one could, A few days for go he gave away his mob formula. | was merely that, instead of em- loy{ng a bunch of uncouth extras t ‘ork as mobs, every man and woman | a Lubitsch throng is an actor or} trained especially for mub- prevents colds, MCAPTAIN. APPLEJACK” prren & Trew, Kay Haml 331 Wy Say sores GEORGE ARL ‘ED , THE a Foor g000 MORNING DE Ale ‘y GLOBE Ev, 8; TIM E s $ 0. |Allan Pollock i in ‘ =| “A Bid »f Divorsement’’ iMusic 60x w, 45 3 Bry. 8 s MUSIC BOK file SAM i. HARRIS 19] i SIX CYLINDER LOVE American Watch & Diamond Co. Seldom haa | ready. nd it is some ensemble. by the full name, Gude's Pepto-Mangan.”—Advt. a TOGETHER i > HEMPPODRONE * re no reason to doubt it, a few merican directors could learr. a jot om she Lubltsct system, Enat Jennings, wall remembered for is work {n other Lubitsch importa- plays Phareoh, ruler of Egypt » with all the fervor ih If the original Pharaoh was as vely as Jennings makes him, he sure ap the originator of the strenuous } , funny make-up and all bnsidered, Emil Jannings CAN act. e can deny him that. Imes he overdoes, but one can for- You Can Have a Soft, Clear Skin, Free from Eruptions and Unsightly Blotches, OIE CASTLE FRE NCH HEELS! LYNN (FONTAN) i 63D ST. mats Mall, Bn SHUFFLE ALONG"? sit Herformance 1 nite tt ww} OLUMBIAR way(twice Datiy| tur AithI2.15 & 8.19, Lc Saw HOWE’S NEW: SHOW Antiseptic Liquid It heals burning Eczema, makes rashes and Tett ii moves blackheads and other skin Kgcellent for Dun- ___ CONCERTS AND MUSIC. ‘CHICAGO OPERA MARY GARDEN, Genarral Director Si a (Mason & Haytia, (he METROPOLITAN RIGOLETTO. OPERA isuper-spectacie’’ . Miss Servaes (delighttul as the ae Liedtka, Lyda | Albert | FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS uticura Your Beauty SsscStetin AeaSntiess Soc ttre eermeg and ireierich isha: photography is at times mag- fictnt and the art titles by Hoey awior deserve honorable mention. According to the Lubitsch payroll, extra acturs appear in the pie- But you'll have to take ch’s word for thut to verify the count oy Poves of Pharaoh” —Well Work the socing. wih Wesley Barry Strand Sytnphon. ( APITOL| CARDIGAN”” Seats for All Operas WWAX & deiit of, ‘Signi Goslaard & Aluyore, olieie LITTLE T!247Re, w. sain st. 2 Mats, Wed. & Sat., CENTRAL Umarti Bway & FOOLISH wives THE DANCING CARNIVAL ST. NICHOLAS RINK, 69 W. 66th St. Dancing Every Day in the ' Another Death-Defying Dean ‘“Thriller.”* Empire of Néw Smotrons Year, 2.30 P. M. to 12.30. | Large corps ol hand at all times fo elther private or on the Dancing, Kotler Skating and THE DANCING CARNIVALS; \iereiss 3. ROADWINGS| BF. VEITH VAUDEVILLE LIOMEL BARRYMORE OMERANG BILL’ Grand Central Palace. FEBRUARY 17*%to0 23” 10.4.M.70 1030 PY, ADM. 75# tocar ux n “The HAPPY | Fiske O'Hara "cavauier BROOKLYN. n| oS TRAD me onN| BRO) AN Noted Sal FLATS & APARTMENTS 10 LE? =| Unfurnished. 6-ro Phoue FOR FOR SALE. _ ~DIAMONDS- Watches — Gold Jewelry | delivery confldentiat ON LIBERAL cR DIT "LOW ae § e or Phon Representa \3 \ elevator 6 MAIDEN LANE. 4? oe DIAMONDS WATCHES | ey ot. ASTLE CONFIDENTIAL BEDI Ra bu ye $100 | ron CRE ST MAIWEN LANE play Old LOSSES Banca | 54x00—were $1.16... 72x90—were $1.59. 81x00-—were $1.52... 63x00 (single bed size)— has pointed trimming of white organdie— Byles have white or preg trimming—size: MORNING SPECIALS navy. and black. $2.50 Men's Sweet-Orr | $1.48 Men's Fruit-of- Long sand d roomy we I! made Niv 1922, HEARN WEST OF FIFTH AVE. FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 February he Month of Special Purchase Sales —AND— Pre-Inventory Clearances a | Presents the Following Noteworthy Values: THURSDAY : FRIDAY Special Purchase Sale COMFORTABLES Artistic comfortables add to the decoration of the boudoir, as well as they serve for bed coverings. Reduced sale prices make them a good advance investment. Cotton Filled Comfortables—with pretty flowered coverings—full size—were $3.67 Sateen Comfortables—flowered centres with plain borders—nicely stitched—filled with 100% were $6.97. puré lamb’s wool- gi size— 4.90 Clearance of Fruit of the Loom Sheetings a BLEACHED 42 inch—were 46 » HD) 7-4—were .62., oe AD 5-4—were .48., +4 | 8-4—were 6 . 55 —were .6 44 | 9-8 —were 74. . BD G4 Clietanee of Standard Quality SHEETS and PILLOW CASES PILLOW CASES 42x30—were .35.....5e00005 ZAM | 45x36—were .96............ 25 SHEETS 81x99—were $1.62... 90x90—were $1.62. 90x09—were $1.69. 1.07 Special Purchase Sales CROCHET SPREADS 78x88 (full bed size)— value 81.79.... 1.10 value $2.67..... = LTE 72x84 (34 bed size)— 85x05 (full bed size)— value 81.08......000.0505 1.46 value 82.87.........006+ 2.24 MARSEILLES SPREADS 6 satin finish. 62x90 (single bed Mae) — 80x00 (full bed size)— value $2.67... LTT value $3.97... Pre ik | 78x88 (% bed J 85x95 (full bed size) — “value QE07 i scciscesees- MBE | value Qht0.,..0.-s000-+ 2.97 U 90x100 (extra)—value $4.98........... ‘Special Purchase Sales New Gingham HOUSE DRESSES Spring models show many new, individualized touches which make them most attractive. We feature the following at special values: 2.25 3.87 3.87 Were $4.50 to $4.94 Were $4.94 Were $2.94. Gingham House Dresses Extra Size Checked “$m! 1 plaids, checks und Gingham House Gingham House Rowers. Cerades, Sve Dresses — Orgundie Dri — stripes, this: val pe model vyesteo and trim- checks and solid mings—another atyle has colored chains bray Uimming and is a long walated model—sizes 48 to 62. colors and several well made styles— sizes 36 to 46, On Sale Thursday Until 1-P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders 97 ct. 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Heavy Tickings.. .1814 Good quality serge “r stripes . ACA and ot vl or Pa Pid /COS-—BASEMENTT 8 $1.48 Extra Size $2.24 Utica Sheets 1.54 Flannelette Gowns 1.10 10x00—for full size beds. Pink and blue stripe collar BH ERTS BASEMENT at $1.47 Babies’ Yoke and NTR TD WeLo Bishop Dresses 84 30 ct Outing Flanne!s 14 at y trimmed do wide--fe See Pages 6 ar CLEARANCES Women’s Silk Hose Miiredivad top—tull fashioned — black and Odd Lots ot Men's All-Silk Hose —black or cordovan—full fashioned: slight imperfections— “Weldrest”’ Silk Hose—black, cor- nade ial 1.7 CLEARANCES Glove Silk Vests Bodice top—flesh only GLOVE SILK BLOOMERS— to match vests— Men’s Shirts Special 96 Very fine corded madras— guaranteed fast colore—well made and of blue, tan and trope on white grounds. MEN’S SILK NECKWEAR—new patterns it SA mal ree) and were At ca tb., “78. Ly hts STOCK MEN'S SWEAT- ae Cel with roll were $7.95 to aides Clearances Flannelette Pajamas and Billiebirkes Were $1.97 and $2.48 Pink ae blue stripes or. Flannelette Gowne—pink and blue ores or all white— giak and blue stripe or all whit or blue tancy stitching si oat Special Purchase Sales GINGHAMS That are representative values of Hearn’s Cotton Goods he Leronst of ite re American Dress Ginghams —various size checks—fast colore— blue and white—rose and white— frees and white—lavender and Imported Scotch Ginghame— A e se did assortment of wanted 32-Inch Dress Ginghams—large variety of checks, plaids and solid CLEARANCE Women’s Silk and Wool Hese | Reduced Prices Women’s Ribbed Silk and Wool Ho 6 e—hand-embroidered enenetest heather mixtures Women’ 's Ribbed Silk and Wool att wanted colors—- | Inns sr Ribbed Wool Hea emipraldereat clocks— Imported Wool Hose—also, and wool—clocked or plain Fourth Floor Departments Our Fourth Floor is now a selling floor, Rugs, house- wares and hand luggage— assortments and | better service. 8 rite Other Hearn Advertising