The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, NURSES ARE LOCKED IN FRIVAY, SEPTEMDae 13, 1923. ‘24 Floor I5W. 34St) (Between Fifth Ave. & Broadway Opposite Waldor} Hotel) In Newark: 807-813 Brord St, (Bet. Market St. & Branford Friday and Saturday Only. Open Daily Till 6 P. M. - Saturdays Till 9 P, M, NIGHTLY, SO THEY QUIT ‘ first time this year in a rather unique| Presbyterian Hospital here have quit the ‘ and “Carmen.” conception of Micaela, Instead of the | ‘stitution. a Sampey, Acting Superin- ‘ 1 hopelessly shy and insipid peasant tendent of the hospital, anid the door of MAIN FLOOR, FORMER i ¥ 10 o'clock, but that a supervisor, with 5 : = Company, which bas been ecipecd|Jommr, Deck nome sweetheart, coy at ec wuba en dito tne we] BL MT: } Since the opening night by the glamour) ut her simple charms didn’t have a|%° danger, < ce of “stars and more stars,’ came back/chance against Carmen's sophisti- tito ite own at both the matinee and|cated wiles. Joseph Royer was a|B8RAKP SHOF INJURES LABORTp. t b th R 0 STO Ss " Others in the cast included Anita|°Urred to-day on the eastbound Far ‘S Opera ed y e SS RE 9 Inc. easemnble revelledyin the gay choruses} iinova and Frances Morosint as| Rockaway track of the Long Istand of */Martha’y during the afternoon et night. Zuniga, and William | Giuliani, stopped and repairs were made. Chav- ; , Doroth; the] Morales, alicre was taken to Wyckoff Heights D title rote at the ovening performance,| ‘The entire performance showed| Hospital. "His home is tn Corona, GREATER NEW YORK 'S ONLY REAL BARGAIN padi this city. She danced and acted her| {ndication thus far of the stress under - way to a vocal accompaniment| which the company has been work- intensity. Her conception of the vit- Josephine Lucchese, after singing riolic cigarette girl, smuggleress,| Gilda the night before, was Lady but she did it hi t t her pow-| Anita Klinova was Nancy. Romeo iv ny a se Sik io ave to ub beso | Seecccel, aaoails cach, BECO Vee Many interesting Bargains will be offered through. was a mighty susceptible Don Jose,| Plunkett. To-night Mme. ‘Tamaki- showed intcrest; at her second, he{ will sing in “Madame Butterfly.” i EEE special Saturday feature. See our colored Saturday Us . . - . ee ae, special signs throughout the following departments: “ + they, locked | were The San Carlo Chorus at Last tow hg rr go dy bred nh eae ofeleek, ad ‘ware fn [ ' \ danger of be 6 _ Gets a Chance in “Martha” Sofla Charlebois’ was heard for the} building catch fire,-nino ni ‘at the <IPhe Chorus of the Sah Carlo Opera| lass, Mlle. Charlebois made of Don| the nurses’ dormitory was locked nightly evening performances ‘yesterday. ‘The | Vigorous Escamitio. ‘A delay of about half an hour oc- Frasquita and Mercedes, Natale Ceryi | Rallroad In Elmburst, Queens. 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