The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1922, Page 13

iScreenings By IK SHUMAN (On Location for D. A.) TREATING 'EM IS BETTER Rosemary Theby, who play the chief roles in “Rich Wives," produced by B. V’ _ has ideas about how a hush: be handled. Handled, by t . is the word used By Miss Theby, who is unmarried. “The problem so few young wives understand,” said Rosemary, "is how to steer the family rque before hubby leaves for the office. Coffee: good, strong coffee, with a pitcher of rich cream i# sure to put the grouchiest of males a good humor and to make him realize there is a lot of sunshine in’ All right, Rosemary, membrance. that's for re NEW COMEDIES BY THESE. Buster Keaton's next picture will be “The Electric House.’ Harold Lioyd will make one called Dr Jack," previously called ‘Doctor's Orders,’ after ‘andma’s Boy" is completed. ick Sennett announces one called e Crossroads of New York,’ and Larry Semon another called “Golf.” S ““FORGET-ME-NOT." “Forget..Me-Not"’ is Picture to be shown Sunday at the Criterion name of a nite run, It is a Metro and is nitled as ‘The Plea y Orphan s Boul.” A spec ing of it will be made next Tuesday morning at 10.30 o'clock for directors, managers of orphanages and critics Dorothy Gish will play opposite Richard Rarthelmess in ‘Fury,"’ which will be filmed by Inspiration Pictures “What's Wrong With Women?" is the title of a picture that's probably calculated to start something. It will be refased by Equity Pictures in the fall and has a cast w includes Wilton Lackay d Montagu Love. It’s getting to be the proper thing, so it seems, for authors to praise the pictur ons of their works. It wasn't all che The latest out in meetin’ and a few months ag author te | BRE a screening of his story is Peter B. Kyne, who wrote Helene Chadwick the following letter: “T have spem@mthe past week heip- ing Mr. Block to title the motion pic- ture production of my story ‘Broth- ers Under the Skin.’ “fn the course of this task it has been necessary for me to view the picture several times, and each time ‘g|that I have seen the picture I have gleaned additional satisfaction and j| delight from your portrayal of Millie, the shipping clerk's wife. My cheers have accumulated to the point where an outlet is necessary, and acting on the principle that just praise is a debt and should be paid, I want to tell you that in no picture in which you -have played previously have you done better work than in ‘Brothers Under the Skin.’ You had a good fat part and 1 expected you to make the most of it, but you have done even better with it than an exacting direc- tor had any right to expect.’ “1 really think his name should be Peter Is Kind,” mused Helene, de- murely Hoey Lawlor, who directed a Forget Factory the first series of ‘John Jackson, ective series by Irving J. Lewis, is right busy these days on the others in this clever series, Met George D. Morris on Broadway yesterday. George, besides mapping out the political destinies of the coun- try, is still acting as the inspiration for Inspiration Pictures, Inc., and writing nice pieces about Dick Bar- thelmess J. E. D. Meador, the name ‘Metro!’ hently, spent last we policeman named da If he a found one he had a nice story all fixed up about some one being the real “Prisoner of Zenda''—but it didn't work out quite right. (Of course, J. F, D. didn’t do anything of the ki But it’s a good tip for him, at that.) This has nothing whatsoever to do with the movies, but it sounded good We sow a sign on a Brooklyn restau- rant which read: ‘There are only. two laces to eat—home and here.” And ht next door we saw ‘Complete Funerals $68." “Buying n the who likes to see displayed promt looking for a WARNER'S 34 LA SALLE STREET. 1 your dealer has ib it PHONE MOKNINGSID! i THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 17, COURTESY and Satisfaction with every purchase Store Hours—9 to 5 Broadway at Ninth mI} sth Formerly A. T. Stewart Beginning Tuesday morning (ought not to last more than a day) Half-Yearly Clearaway 1922 Spring and Summer Patterns and Colorings personally select perfectly—cut, 3,000 shirts, cay 400 shirts, mostly — FA f grades; a few “silkendure” ...... em — j =F EARL & WILSON have two cleara- =} ways each year, in four sections of the MM a country. i PM el eae gets all the samples, lus shirts and surplus materials made ap into shirts, in this section, because we can sell the lot quickly and with least disturb- Boys’ Norfolks that will wash well “Like a handkerchief” —says the ance of the market. thing. Best lot of shirts i & white and colors—$2.50, $3 and $3.50 grades... 2,640 shirts, mostly woven madras with fibre | silk stripes, white and 150 patterns and colors | $3.75, $4, $4.50, $5 grades CH SARTS EARL & WILSON, 6,400 fine Shirts, in the patterns that EF. & W. and confine to themselves. Made size, workmanship, buttons, every- ever offered in a sale. $1.65. 265 | $4.65 Some all ‘a silk. Some Russia ori | madras, with fibre silk stripes. Some white | madras, beautifully self-figured. 100 gna and | pure silk of mie to $12 A\ few have collars attached, and a few have neckbands with collars detached. Some very fine French-madras in plain blue, light en, tan and lavender—a few | with pleate bosoms. E. & W. Shirts only Pick all the ERC e like without any These at $4.65 Shirts of pure thread silk, and of “Silkendure’ — a specia shirting made of 60 per cent.. pure silk and 40 per cent. Tomato [atsup Good As We Can Make It Its gratifying flavor pleases its old friends and is continu- ally making new ones. One tells t’other and the chain of Pride of the Farm Tomato Cat- sup boosters becomes endless. Millions of Bottles Sold Annually in Grocery and Delicatessen Stores indicates milk. of rive excellence. And the perticularcare exercised in the ton of Bordens Grade.A ee ee Lit in a) clasy average, fo dip olga will gladty call | BORDENS Farm Froducts Co,.Inc - Franklin 1423 Boys’ Shop chief. And tho’| question. Only W. shirts in this they're $9. 50 grades, we're selling | sale. No other shirts mixed up with them. \e] fo) $6.75 These at $1.65 Sports Norfolk model in a cotton cloth that | looks ite All of madras, mostly woven. Negligee ee with silk s . Den ee ee ceable: Tipe effect. | style, French cuffs, in 100 different patterns 7 to 18 year sizes. Street Floor, New Building Hhudbage at $2 Look like far more Steel-beaded moire silk, black or blue. And black vachette and seal leather, Oa le trimming. Nicely lined. irror, Purse, Street Floor, Old Bullding Where nights are cool— You’ll need Blankets All wool white blankets, double bed size, pink or blue borders, are $10.50 pair. Wool and cotton blankets, same size, same colors, $7.50 pair. “ Comforters, cotton-filled, silkoline cover, stitched all over, $3.75. . Bedspreads of unbleached muslin with applique designs of colored cretonnes—fast colors; hemmed edges, cut corners—special: $8.00—for the $12.50 single bed spread. $9.00—for the $13.50 single bed spread. $10.00—for the $15 double bed spread. $10.50—for the $16 double bed spread. and colorings, stripes and a few checks. About 120 shirts, fancy patterns, with Egyptian long staple cotton yarn—very serviceable shirts. Plain white. Finely c'ose-striped blues, lavenders, greens. Other stripes of varying widths in all the good colors—some with collar, detached. Some white madras, too. These at $2.65 fineness of them all. self collar attached. And 50 Woven madras, mostly fibre silk striped. 150 different designs and colorings. ASS, more you look them over, the more you will be impressed with the great variety, and the jacquard figures. Silk crepes with cluster stripes, and stripes with invisible checks. Some have collar attached; some collar detached. Small collection—but a very good one. with self All sizes And plenty of choice in each size, to begin with. Come early ! Street Floor, New Bullding Firet Floor, Old Bullding Do you write many letters? This will interest you An excellent quality of writing paper—Pineapple Linen Lawn, white—48 sheets, with 48 enve- lopes to match, in a box, is offered at the following very low prices: 75c—for small size 85c—for medium size 95c—for large size A special box; containing 72 sheets of the same good paper, 24 correspondence cards, and 76 envelopes, is only $1.50. Street Floor, New Building. Brassieres, 95c $2 and $2.50 grades Two styles. White linen with imitation filet lace; pink- silk figured brocade, with imi- tation cluny lace. Main Aisle, St. floor, Old Bldg. Radiophone Program Tuesday 1.40—Brief Song Recital by Edna Beatrice Bloom, soprano. 2,40—July Recordings for the | Victrola and Ampico reproducing piano. 8.40—Brief Song int by Fdward B. Smith, baritone. 4.40 ely hints from “House and Garden” by courtesy of the Nast Publications, “Making the Floor Subject Count.” reduced in price. * * 17 Cloths-—36 x 36 inches. 19 Cloths—45 x 45 nches 42 Cloths—45 x 45 inches 4 Cloths—42 x 42 inches. 6 Cloths—42 x 42 inches 7 Cloths—52 x 52 inches 24 Cloths—54 9 Cloths—54 8 Cloths—54 54 Cloths—59 s—59 18 Cloths—63 18 Cloths—65 x 67 inches 15 Cloths —65 x 82 inches x 54 inche: inches 4 inches 9 inches 9 inche Designs—spot, chrysa ‘ tulip, rose and conventiona Sale of Table Linens Odd luncheon and table cloths from our regular stocks, Some are a little crumpled or soiled. 639 Table Cloths, not hemmed Were Tues. Price 150—54 x 54 inches. . chee es $5.25 $3.75 299—72 x 72 inches.... $5.50 to $11.50 $3.75 to $8.75 79—72 x 90 inches... . $7.50 to $14.50 $5.75 to $11 50—72 x 108 inches.. $6.75 11—81 x 81 in $11.50 Designs in the above group—not at every price, of course —chrys- anthemums, hydrangea, fruit and scroll, Empire scroll, poppy, rose: 289 Table Cloths, hemstitched 86 Cloths—47 x 47 inches. .... 3 inches. . yemum English Mohair Rugs—Half Price These are the richest scatter rugs made—the rugs with deepest-toned plain colors—old rose, dark green, delft blue, golden brown. Plain centers with band borders. 100—in these sizes - Size Grade Sale Price $8.50 $4.25 $12.00 $6.00 $20.50 $10.50 $27.75 $13.85 $37.50 $18.75 Third Gallery, New Bullding * VISITORS will find the Store easy to get to Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant A Fourth to Half below Original Prices— FINE FROCKS 200, in the Women’s Fashion Salons Now $45 to $135 Their original prices were $95 to $235 These frocks constitute the balance of ow’ unusually distinetive Salon collection a very representative collection, includ- ing frocks for every occasion—the frocks being worn today by smart women, in town, for afternoon or dinner wear, at roof-gardens , and for resort wear. Crepe de chine Crepe Satins More than C ‘anton crepe Laces Crepe Roma Chiffons Fashions, colors, trimmings of the hour. Second Floor, Old Building They set the Fashion! ‘Coats and Capes, $25, $48, $65 The same models which, earlier in the season, when they were far higher in price, were the acknowl- | edged leaders of the mode. | “* * | Canton crepe wraps in the smart black. Twill coats and capes, in navy blue and black. (dae | Vivid: embroideries, fur collars, rows of pin tuckings. All the myriad of fascinating trimmings devised by that ever resourceful Paris, Women's Fashion Salons, Second Floor, Old Bidg. Hassel Dees vee at 58c The last shipment we will have this season of this justly popular fine canvas weave in white and such colors as gold, pale yellow, poppy ted, coral and rose. Several greens and blues, lavender and tan. , * Thoroughly shrunk. 36 inches wide. Firet Floor, Old Bullding The Women’s Sports Shop makes the most of THE VOGUE OF WHITE by arranging for Tuesday a showing and sale of Sheer White Sweaters $3.95 to $15.50 Specially purchased and priced. rage a te TUXEDO and SLIP-OVER MODELS Every fashion now in demand is included in this newly arrived collection—beautifully made sweaters with those much-to-be-desired close-fitting cuffs and well set necklines. Shetland or mohair wool. Mohair with fibre silk. Second Floor Old Buliding First choice Tuesday morning! $50 and $55 Custom Suitings in Men’s Suits to Measure for $35 (With two pairs of trousers) Custom woolens remaining from the Spring selection. Good year-round weights. Plain colors. ane Pencil stripes. Pattern lengths sufficient for from one to ten suits. Great choice 175 selections in fancy patterns and colors Plain blue serges, flannels, unfinished worsteds Plain gray serges, in two good shades Plain brown serges, in three good shades Were Tues. Price We’ make the suits in any sack style desired. Sin, i. breasted $3.75 or double breasted, Roomy or form-fitting. Patch or fla kets. a] Any way you like. You may choose from a dozen good models, but $3.75 if you have any individual ideas you $6.50 | would like incorporated in your suit, 5 we will put them in, $7.50 Piri Any size at all—no extra charge $4.75 It’s the same story every Summer. A lull in the workrooms g : 4 in July. Organization must be kept together—because it’s a good a $6.75 | one, and because it’s so expensive and takes time to build up a new " 9.00, $6.75 $14.50 $10.50 | bother. Makes friends. And the $9.50 $7.50 | dusy season opens agai -. $8.50 $6.75 ; : ° $12.50 $8.50 Two pairs trousers with each suit $15.00 $10.50 First choice Tuesday morning. Deliveries wil be made in the order in 514 hich measurements are taken, If you are in a y for your suit, better bow-knot, scroll, carnation, | Men's Lower-Price Clothing 5! First Floor, Old Bullding Broadway corner Eighth Str —— wa ne 6 nn ee