The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 12

iScreening By _DON ALLEN _ ) HIGH PROOF. The son of a leading film player @rifted in before his maw and paw the other day a little the worse for ‘wear. Calling ber mether whispered: “Don't scold our boy, dear food stuff in him!" “Yeah,” agreed the father; it costs $28 9 quart!” husband aside, th He has NOT SO BLIND Gun Seyffertitz, screen villyun, was fling along one of the Snoring Fortie the other day, thinking of his part in & new production. He stopped at % creas street and stood tastping his cane on the paverent A Kindly old lady grasped him bs the arm and started to pilot hitin through the traffic, ‘That's all! MR. AND MRS. Hereafter, we are told by Austin Parker, hustling praise spreader for Famous Players, whenever « s mount Pictures, the names preceded by the formal prefix “Mr “Mrs.” or Miss.’ as the case mity be. This innovation ix in accordance with the latest order of Jesse LL. Lasky, who maintains that the prefix ts a mark of respect due the player and is only in keeping with the dignity fn which members of the Paramount Stock Company hold their profession We await breathlessly the an a Quaker, made him a a regiment an THE EVENING WORLD, euacement of Mr. Hi Such-ond-euch a fly 1 Montana tn} dom Ife tn ap 1 flim product ten-year- o lead in * e fin to be mad Wikgina’ story o STEADY JOB. Carl Link a nd who rece Marion Day of the him. don't put all thetr backs announce that the tussia needs most are Dav ¢ than any perso: That's t Why not nend em ‘son's releares to » pletire end of the 7 ane Jack Kearns an these man rs distinctly honored in Broadway film | tt PATRIOT AND SHOEMAKER Neal Dow —1804-97 From the shoemaker's craft have come men prominent in peace and war. Neal Dow gained prominence in both. Like Whittier, a fellow New Eng- land shoemaker, he was reared But the Civil War hter, He raised was its colonél. 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Audion not want all]! lod down. the excitement s¢ etors put in the movies." ne And then he kos rigiit 6 produces “The Vast Mail that contains everythi can, and really ought the en Strange av gree with of all fiimdom.”* t may seem, we Nearti that sentiment valier” has been chosen er alluring title for entier’s next starring The title was selected by Um! Le's see! long ago, npw was it STILLS. voli Joe Striker, handsome juvenile, ix Georges hi wasn't s care for you EXT time you go to your shoe repairman for rubber heels tell him you want U. S. Spring-Step Rubber Heels. The shoe repairman is the man who takes the responsibility for giving you quality in all shoe repair work. ¢ Much of his care for you doesn’t show. Selection of leather, of linings, of findings. But here, in the U. S. Spring-Step Heel, is the expression of one of his quality ideals that you can see—and you can show your appreciation in so many words. U.S. Spring-Step Rubber Heels are scientific rubber heels. 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The only company in this country that grows its own rubber in any considerable quantity, United States Rubber Company CORD “U.S. SPRING-STEP TIRES TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922. 15) 10% RRS a SS Ss 82ND STREET — BROADWAY a3RD_ STREE it -- NEW YOR 8 crry | GIMBEL BROTHERS = Phone Pe yee | WALN UT (the Sturdiest of Woods) $300,000 Worth of Walnut at Average Reduction of 33% in TheAugustSa FURNITURE This is our brief for walnut. The sturdiest of woods. Honest as Lincoln. American as the Declaration. With the dependability of home- spun. And much of the granite’s strength. A bit grim, perhaps. A bit dour. A faithful wood, rather than a friendly wood. Bearing to the sparkling mahogany the relation of tawny ale to ruddy wine. Rugged and unobtrusive. An eminently substantial citizen. Welcome in the homes of today. Worthy of the homes of tomorrow. For the walnut of now is not the wal- nut of yesterday. Not the curly black walnut which some ‘of us remember in the “what-nots” and “parlor suites” of our childhood. When, united with plush or horsehair, and liberally sprinkled with antimacassars, it made our Sabbath a day of doom and a - gloomy portent of the wrath to come. Walnut has come into its own. The ugly duckling has been transformed. Antique finishes and rich duo-tone treatments haye brought out the obscured glory of its dull topaz tints. Thru the tawny and almost black- browns it goese Like a mountain stream, in sunlight and shade. With character. And dignity. And above all—etrength. Uncle Sam discovered walnut’s strength in the war (you remember), Used it for gun-stocks and airplane propellers too, Found it stood the gaff. Gave it honorable mention for distinguished service, And s0 today’s Furniture Sale message is about walnut. Good enough to serve Uncle Sam, Good enough to servo you and me. Good enough for your home, and my home. And for the hundreds and thousands of homes that have been built and are building. 5-Ply veneer walnut of rarely beauti- ful grain. Tops, sides, and fronts of the veneer. Posts and crossbars solid for service, Panels of burl. (The handsomest marking of all.) Then— the artistry of Sheraton or Chippendale or Heppjewhite design, Clean-cut as acameo, Stately, Simple, Unosten- tatious, And the cloudy new-old fin- ishes, that best reveal loveliness by part concealing it Other woods, too, of course, if you prefer them. $700,000 worth of other woods, marked at. reductions of an averago third. So if your choice is walnut, it’s Gimbels for walnut. And if it’s mahogany— __. It's Gimbels for mahogany too, And * “socon thru the roster, For Gimbels ~ has tho walnut, And Gimbels has the mahogany, And Gimbels has the stocks, And Gimbels has tho furnl- ture, And Gimbela has the values. Tn this greatest August Sale, Wolnut $395.00 8-Pieca Veneer white and other designs. ranging in price from $195 to $1,200, 6-Piece Veneer: Walnut $600.00 $125,000 Antique Walnut Finish Bedroom Suites for $82,000 Chippendale, Sheraton, Colonial, Louis, XV, Hep pple- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 piece suites, Rich, period designs. struction, 10-Piece Veneer: W Inut dark woods, beautifully matched. $75, 000 Duo-tone Walnut Finish Bedroom Suites for $50,000 In all Mahogany dust-proof cabinet « 3 to 7 piece suites’, from $195 to $1,200, 30 period designs Itahan Renz piece suites 3 10. Piece Walnut All the wanted period designs. suites priced from $195 to $990, including Sheraton, . Hepplewhite, Queen d from $195 to $990, $50, 000 Ar ntique - Walnut Finish — Dining Suites for $32,000 Chippendale, Année. 10- $40,000 Duo-tone Walnut Finish Dining Suites for $28,000 All with mahogany dust-proof cabinet construction throughout. 10-piece $10, 000 "ecusional “Pieces in Solid Walnut for $6,000 Secretary desks; wall tables; davenport tables; consoles and mirrors, Spinet desks. racks, Dull; bright; duo-tone; Library tables. Magazine antique finishes, On All This Furniture Deferred Payment Can Conveniently Be Arranged GIMBELS FURNITURE SHOP—Seventh Floor