The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 9

1922, _ wis | STORY TOLD OF ATTACK ANTZEN QUALITY SHOES Famous Kiddie Klub Ballet " THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, Theatre and many slept in the theatre RAIN IN JERSEY all night. Trolley tracks were washed HOLDS UP TRAFFIC] it" sore than 200 feet of track were you to the second rehearsal which will take place a day or two later, In place of those who danced last RETRACTED BY WOMAN peti Z washed out on the Jersey Centra! garg ey ra mu taneis,. to fall and who cannot do so this time], . ideiha: Dxtaiouk Railroa . SAP hen debts OUR ENTIRE STOC To Be Revived for the Annual other Kiddie Klub girle may enter. {Light Service Paralyzed BEE ecehien anUnt LEA Bight. CORaD _ Hdentified as New Yorker, \ , ; TOCK oe E Aime, Serova is note as a airector! Atlantic Highlands—'Tvol- Jing the damage ueTht Roman who, after being picked AY Men’s, Women’s, Children’s Shves of dancing as well as a premier dan- + IWis alse (acho » were broken, tele ‘ ; \ Outing of the Klub on July 26 seuse. It was she who staged al! the] ley Tracks Washed Out. n down and air roada| Yay, last Monday, declared in Bellevue \ Reduced 15%—(July and August Only) | dances with the isso fl vileee Railway, street car and electric ligh Many attomobtles| ond that she had beon attacked and [ Ladies’ Ties & Pumps, $3.85 Ch Ladies Ties & Pumps, $3.85 Children’s Shoes, $2.00 ] ———- Follies last season, and many other) ice at Atlantic Highlands, N. J. ep-in mud on the] thrown from a'taxioab by a chauffeun N ‘Odd Lots Only for I Broadway productions have seen her 3 roads jolders took care of aj she engaged in Central Park West. to. Quo | AJ ly for Immediate Clearance Mme. Sonia Serova Will Direct Performance at Star-| personatiy, or others whose dances} were paralyred as a result of a heavy oe ae cut ob town | Gy ant her pal WROTE Wa Ade Ti ——Biore Clones BP. Me Week Days=it Noon Saturday .S fs were evolved and staged under herlrain yesterday afternoon. Hundreds Trolley cat end railroad | Ker ber age thirty-seven, and that Ant fr due Rookth une of eB Tow light Park—Only One Feature of “Big Day. direction. fem ew York, Long Brew a4 Teeny “Were voper.| ved ato. 162) Jackson Ax we: cf —— It was first purposed to have Mme. ; rae i aS OI, soPet | Corona, L. 1. She denied a SIXTH AVE., Above ‘ Scrowa dance with our ‘Kiddie ballet|bury Park and other points were Jated shortly after ten o'clock to-doy.} story and said she had no idea ho \6 Citane, Whoteavert — sr, By Eleanor Schorer as premiere danseuse, but she herself|forced to remain there overnight = got to Staten Island, Deer ovens. iol = N e se KR IT ribed herself as an Guenter ‘Sew Work. deemed it much more appropriate) owing to stopping of train service by EXCEPTIONS ‘TO Lib RULE in Riverctadt: S@anlteuiweny cA. Laon . = a that her he eects Say eoaltienn hig washouts of tracks on the Centra! , (rem the Islan. d was so identified by Mise k ‘ie re M w i Dingwall, should occupy this positioa.| pajircad of New ey, Three hun Oaramen ©] Reilly, a Bellevue nurse, Sho ie on the ‘oni ornin: onders Little Miss Dingwall is only nine|i cq round refuge in. the Majestic backward. | fond to feeoverdy Ae Gan aald Sunday World Wants Worl y ig years old, and a member of the Kid- the Kiddie Klub Cup Trophy die Klub. Our ballet of course will be 100 per cent, klub members Another feature of the annual out- ing at Starlight Park which calls for advance organization and preparation : . . is th. baseball competition between various feams of our boy members for ern. Ke) 2 Ss ttire a es ‘Two teams have already made thelr match tor July 26. In case there are any other teams of Kiddie Klubsters now in process of formation who wish to play off any preliminary games be- tween now and Wednesday, July 26, orwho wish to hold baseball try-outs fo decide upon prospective members of their teams, they may arrange to do so on any day excepting Sunday by applying or telephoning to Frank Cook, director of special events, at Starlight Park. The telephone num- for Devotees of the Beach ‘West 42nd St. West 43rd St. Our Semi-Annual Sale ofp FURNITURE Everything included. Complete Suites---Individual Pieces. All of exceptionally fine construction and priced at (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) ber is Underhill 0500, For Tresses that Footwear for the added delights of taupe mohair. Loose 55c to 5.95 $1.25 to 4.50 let will again be produced on Si cosas cane sugar and fruit 10-pe. American Wal- Cushions; Spring (Second Floor) (Second Floor) day, July This organization Se ah 6 3s torty girl kiddies oes to four- flavors. Over 8,000 nutSuite.... 8295 $198.50 teen was formed last Octoer at the dealers sell Americus Wel 3-pe. Suite in Solid Manhattan Opera House, and was one 1o-pe. American Wal- Mahogany and Cane, up- b ‘ $ ee bees ue iere ete nut Suite... . $425 habened’ te uy Women’s Bathing Suits his time it is to be revived unc s., t try. } . % : ee aie ation & ; 4 aie Odd Mahogany Dining ty $250.00 From simple little one-piece suits of famous Russian dancer, who will con- Room Tables with Solid Mahogany Arm worsted jersey for the real swimmer, to lovely oe SN ete Ge a Neat : 45x60 in. oblong 5 Chairs and Rockers, ruffled-up affairs of silk. ad Street (0, 1aOFRGW neT4/80 2 Mf | tops - $23.75 upholstered seats But whatever your fancy EW WHIT WELL “It is hoped that all the Kiddies who Odd Mah Buf zrpe. 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