The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 31

Dressmaking School Lessons 1}4 hours each. Course of 6 lessons” 4.00 Appointments at your convenience. Butterick Pattern Section— Main Floor -THE NEW PLAYS “East of Suez” Has Power, Realized by Florence Reed. By CHARLES DARNTON FTER the mild pleasantries of sultry weeks in the theatre it was almost violently invigorating to experience at the Eltingo last night “Hast of Sues," a strongly sexed melodrama ‘by W. Somerset Maugham, with Flotence Reed thoroughly alive to its full-blooded possibilities. When Maugham bas a mind to do it he can handle men and women A without gloves, strip them of pretense, and make them uncomfortably honest. He seems to take a savage delight in getting under their akin at times, and this is one of those times. To do it he has gone out of his way, scorning to stop short of China, perhaps to color his blood and rol] his thunder. Here is melodrama, if you like, but it is melodrama with brains. Back of it {s an intelligent idea, a reminder that alten blood not only doesn’t mix well, but that, like water, it is bound to find its own level. That patient old devil,,Lee Tai *—————————_______. Swe tan talking | 49 “baptized” by every forelgn mis- n he tells the headstrong. sionary that came alo: handsome half-caste Daisy that : Crane” Gra) * of unholy delight. Leonard Mudle China is closing in upon her. Witl'| stayed the trusting husband excel- these words, of course, he sives tht liently, and Geoffrey Kerr was gen- whole show away, but it really! yinely humorous in his casual re- doesn’t matter, for by this time even | marks. This engaging youth woes the most confirmed sentimentalist |ijcased with a pretty sister in the ought to be able to guess what {8 IN| person of Gypsy O'Brien. Howard Store for the daughter of a white man|Lang made Lee Tai a very good and a Chinese mother. It is as cer- | waiter, tain as the fate of the Japanese hero- ine of “Kimono.” The suicide of Daisy's English lover, simply because he knows that her English husband and his friend will learn through nis letters that be has been false to him, is of no im- portance whatsoever. In fact, this seems no less than a cowardly act on the part of the playwright. Maug- ham might at least have let the fellow stand his ground and take his med!- cine like a man. For that matter, an Englishman wouldn't be at all likely to kill himself in these circumstances. And after all, George Conway is by no mean: bad chap. His fling with the girl long before she met Ander- son was his own affair. When he encounters her again he promises for her sake to say nothing about even shadier phases of her earlier sife, But once Daisy is married she proceeds to throw herself at his head in spite of his determination to have nothing im- proper to do with her. There can be no possible sympathy for her when she tacitly becomes a party to her wily mother’s plan to have Anderson mourdered so that she may be free to marry George. It is interesting to learn that the Chinese have a trick of luring a victim into the street with cries for help in English and then muking short work of him, but it 1s o better trick that Maugham plays by having Conway instead of the hus- band be the innocent sufferer. This also ma .es It possible for the wounded man tn his delirium to reveal to Dais that he still loves her. It is her fierce selfishness that brings final dis- aster. Meanwhile the rich Chinese merchant can afford to wait for what he is sure to get. The native gown ond headdress with which Daisy oe- decks herself give the finishing touch Junior Misses’ Frocks of Wool Crepe 15.00 Value $18.73 There was able direction by Lester Lonergan, and the production pro- vided by A. H, Woods was as hand- some a sight as even the handsome star herself, Se eed ERROR IN REPORT OF THIS WEDDING Miss Bourne’s Kin Denies A ; Heiress Was at His Home. In @ report concerning the marriage of Miss Marion C. Bourne, daughter of the late Frederick G. Bourne, to Rob- ert G. Elbert, The World on Tuesday stated that the couple had been so- Journing at the home of Mr. dnd Mrs. R. B. Strassburger, Normandy Farm, Gwynedd Valley, Pa. This war an error which Mr. Strassburger has requested The World to correct. His wife {s a sister of the bride. ‘The Strassburgers were not aware that the couple contemplated marriage, and Mr. Elbert has never been at Normandy Farm. Mr. Stra burger also has requested The ‘ork correct the report that ho married his wife without the consent of her parents and that as a conseque there was an estr: ment with father until ten years ago. An exemination of newspaper files hows that the engagement was pub- licly announced six months prior to the wedding, and that the ceremony was attended by the bride's parents. There was no secret maria: nd no estrange- Pretty frocks with contrast- ing embroideries and pipings in navy or brown. Model also in Poiret twill and velveteen. Sizes 12 to 17 years. Fall Sale Specials Blouses, Sweaters White Tru-hu Silk Blouses — Tai- lored—v one atyis collars— trimmed with pleas and tucl were 80.68. 6.95 Women’s Crepe de Chine Blouses — long-waisted models — beaded or braid trimming —navy, brown, henna and bisque— were 85.65... eoeeee 4.54 French Volle Blouses —- various with long or short sleeves Peter Pan, Tareie or frilled collar— lace trimmed— were 84.97... .. 3.66 Extia Size Silk Blouses—Tru-bu silk —white, navy ott black—square or Veneck—Tu: collar—~sizes 46 to 34-—were 89.08 6.94 Misses’ Apparel Girls’ Rain Capes—rubberized 6 to 15 years— were 81.74, gingham or chambray: were 8148 Girls’ Sateen Bloom flesh, white, navy—sizes 8 to 16 years—were .78... Junior Misses’ Coat mixtures—sports models—blue, rei deer, brown—18 to 17 yrs.— were 814.73 Mum as an Oyster The oyster may be mum enough, but everybody pr of “East of Suez” was veallzed by Miss Reed in all its ele- inental appes!. She was alluring. Teroclous and dominant in tu’ who uses “Eddys” Sauce *$| French Voile Blouses—Overblouse 126 wool say henna, cocoa, sical charms were resple has lots to say about or tuck-in styles—long or short sleeves won eiue to 16 year: 8.9 ertised, though by no mea: —trimmed with tucks, embroidery se $10, +O oysters—on the shell, in whol ry * — : 2 » Bind Stock in cra, yae e stew, fried and broiled wa hee Trimmings the convalescent object of her affec- Mohai: and Fibre Sli Soutache Biaids—12-yurd piece— tions, such marred only by drawing out utterances “You lov-v« mo- * and the Iike to ftrritatir lengths. But her occasional failu to appreciate the value of simplicity could easily be forgiven tn the light cf her fine vitality and gorgeous pres ence, Like the play, she was always interesting, and she held her audience yvirmly and completely from first to st. A Miss Reed was in exceptionally goud rompany, John Halliday played the jover straight from the eyes and kept his head admirably until circum- stances over which he had no control compelled him to blow it off. Third ace was fairly won by Catherine roctor as the blandly concienccless se mother whose willingness to nd Fall colors— 28 piece. ... 0000 Black Binding Bi —good firm quality: were .10 and 12 yd. full fashioned with eck——brown and de, black and white, 765 with pockets and belts—combination color borders— Harding, buff, brown, white, navy and heather mixtures— were $4.9 Sporting Goods 8 ie Box Camer. Nosd mere 82.50. ...1.85} bs d Soccer Footballs — al] Neinge oe guasentced Bladder G27 a 3.25 were $4 Ball-Beasing Roller Skates— 4 gq well made of fine —new Fall models arrow designs: orchid, buff a1 buff and brown— black a’ to *4 in ard... and brown—2}4 yards long— MADE IN U.S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E. Prichard. 327 Spring St., N. Y. ‘1.0 ‘all color —dress, suit and coat were .09 to 14 card., Women’s Cotton Vests 18 -27 and .35 Quality Good quality vests, sleeveless, value $2.25 with low necks—band, bodice 7 . Glov chet ti Pink or white. Filet of Flounder Hamas why Vavele been so famous since Saute 1860. Ifyour buteber Cut Steel Beads ‘That's just plain fried in can’t supply you, ask are Petts won- us who can. Sizes 7 2 1 Bios $ 2 5 d when sca, 4 & Co., Ine. ial © ial « soned with few drops of Fi A Pena. Specia pec! For all kinds of fanc, broidering the new FRENCH ANGORA WOOL—white, black, brown and 14 ounce balls—best quality—were $1.47... work, and for emn- ‘all frock or blouse. oy pall 1.25 LEA&PERRIRS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE FERRIS HAMS & BACON “A little higher in price-BUT!”” . FURNITURE CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Dowa on $50 5.00 “ 1 Teeth Without Plates 1 Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat iseased Gums, Badly Decayed Teeth and Roots Care fully Extracted. Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned, SETS OF TEETH usted le eae of Gola,” Sliver, snd "Porcelaige Made at Reasonable Prices, BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED WHILB YOU WAIT TOMORROW 5167 UNTRIMMED HATS 1.44 Reg. vals. $2.28 to $2.94 od and dress shapes in silk velvets and fells. Tollete Newest Fall shades. 3188 Trimmings “300 cIAR, VOR Tule MON ta NDER COU Hud BED, complete rithvee $18. St.,cor, ie sora pene, St Reg. vale, Sod to $1.68 2, 34th St,, * Newest trimming effects in lowers, FisHER Bros sir Ac aire and ostrich bands. ilats trimmed free o charge if both hats and trimmings are pure COLUMBUS, AVE BET. 103" & 104"s Girls’, and Junior -—blue or red—plaid lined hoods—sizes 1.44 Gitls’ Tub Diessea—plaid and checked 1-22 good quality double row of shirring at knee— 48 -fancy woof’ 9.50 Junior Misses’ Dresses: French serge Braided Cord Girdles—black, navy THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1929.,° REARN » Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. 20th GREAT FALL SALE Full Assortments For The Winter Season. All Departments of Store Contribute Special Values in New Saturday Candy Special Powell’s Assorted hocolates «39 Pound Package Apparel and Home Needs en in- 5 1 ch 6 3 rs | gray ond stripes—some of trousers were $32.50. well t duroy 8 to 16 years— styles— were $1 Boys’ tweeds—gray, mixtures — strip bones — pleated Fall Sale Specials navy sizes 29 to 38 waist— were $3.06 and $4.50,....+6 Young Men’s Suite—all- iots, cassimeres, tweeds, gray, brown, tan, herringbones, stripes, checks, fancy mixtures—sport or regulation models-— some navy serge and unfinished wors- teds—many of mixtures with two pairs were $12,50-and $14.50..., Boys’ Trousers—gray and brown mix- tures—corduroys—straight or knicker es 4 to 17 Suite — cheviots, brown, 50, ars— Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Young Men’s Trousers—all-wool— brown mixtures and blue serge— 365 ool chev- Boys’ All-Wool Trouse:s—cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds—fully lined— lored—also navy sizes 8 to 17 yrs.— were 82.45 and 82.94.... Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suite—pure worsted serge, medium or fine wale— side or inverted pleat—alpaca lined— majority with two pairs trousers—sizes blue and cor- 2.15 -- 8.65 ..95 cassimeres, tan, heather es, checks, herring- or sport model — alpaca lined — two pairs trousers — sizes 8 to 17 years— were $10.50 and $12. Junior Norfolk Suits—tweeds and cassimeres — gray, tan, brown — box drab, navy, square braide ~—were $2.10. pleated with yoke—with detachable Pique collar—lined trousers— sizes 6 to 9 years—were 85.94.. Junior Boys’ Oliver Twist Suits — washable waist, corduroy trdusers— green, brown—round or | 4.44 collars— sizes 3 to 8 years— were $2.64 and $2.74....... White Goods 36-Inch Nainsook—10 yards in piece— for underwear, infants’ slips, etc. 36-Inch White Voiles— .. 2.00 Seurf and Tam o’Shanter to match various color combinatious— regulation size, SWEATERS—SECOND FLOOR, 14 ct. Women’ Imported Handkerchiefs... B With colored att ched hems, HANDKERCHIEFS—MAIN FLOOR Cut Laced sizes 2) Shoe. Of bleck gunmetal ealf—broad s—low heels with rubber top BHOES—SE! $1.45 Men’s Ribbed sto? ND 77 ct. Boys* Grey Cotton Fleece Union Suits. Union Suits. .. 1.10 Standard elustic ribbed — welb inode: all sizes. ML UNDERWEA JAIN Y R, $4.00 Growing Girls’ High .. BLS wide widths, FLOOR. $4.00 Women's or Growing Girls’ Tan Calf Oxfords..........., oo BLS Medium round toe ~~ military heels-—rubber top lilts~sizes 215 to 7—wide widths SH 10 ct. Blank SECOND VLOOR. Books a “ | Book on 8, tom ‘ ” eubekty Sterne « \20| “Home Radio” ....0....008 .59 36-Inch Longcloth—10-Yd, Piece—| Every Step r and dainty—for iniants’ wear, in eenies teeeeeee ee eeee . 95 underwear— | Radio Were 82.08 piece. ..seseeseeees 2.20! Receiving........... Acer edie To prevent dealers buying, quatitities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. 56 ct, Brassieres..,..,.... «8S | Boys’ Black Laced Shoes— Of pink coutil—hook side—tai- lored straps—sizes 84 to 42. BRASSJERES—SECOND FLOOR. $4.68 Brushed Wool Sets. 3.78 | | Girls’ High Cut Tan | $16.51 ) All Wool Suits....... 94.45 Tweeds and eissimeres —~ gray, brown, tan aud heather mixtures - ingbones, stripes and sport. and regula all with two pairs $22.50 Boys’ Fine Suits. 13.85 All cissimeres, her stripes and ae dives, gk and plenty of browns inely tailored-—with two pair fully lined trousers—9 to 18 years | pox THING—THIRD FLOOR 35 ct. Children’s 94-Length Mercerized Sport Hose.. .27 Rk n, blue and camel—sizes 7 ’ Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Two-Skin Mink Scarfe— ine dark skine— were $32.50. , seveeees 2D.00 Brown Fox Scarfe— Double furred—fine qual- ipower $31.80....cc00e oe 23.00 Women’s Fall Coate— Variety of fabrics, including mixtures— for dress or utility wear—lined or half lined—brown, navy and black— sizes 36 to 46— were $20.78.....se0seeeeee 2D Tweed Knickers— Gray, brown Ce Sere tal- lored—@6 to 32 band— rere 83.07., .2.87 were Women’s — Tailored model of black serge—pleated of prunella cloth in various color crea- tions sizes 28 to 84— 86.97 to $7.97, na twill—novelty — woolens—nilk and interlined—all leading Fall es, also navy and black— 14 to 44— were 820,73.....46 22.50 Women's Soft Satin Dresses— Long line effect—trimmed with straps, pleatings and buttons—brown, navy and black-other models of Canton crepe—sizes 36 to 46— were 819.72 13.77 Misses’ Wool Jersey Dresses— Pleated skirt—overblouse with corded hip line and sleeves—embroidered col lar—navy, copen, henna, brown and tan—14 to 20 years 8.73 Mieses’ and Women's Skirta— Prunella cloth—pleated models—blue or brown, with combination colors— sizes 27 to 35— were $8.97... 6.75 Silk Petticoa Black, navy Books Novels by Popular Autho ) QAM 92 PM mova | Endicott-Johnson make — ideal tchoo) shoes, both dressy and durable — leather soles — rubber heels—medium broad too shapes sizes 9 to 13}g— value 89.00. ...46 seeeeee BLS sizes 1 to O— value 83.50 BHOUS—BE: Laced Shoes — Solid leather construction ~ ver heels—broud toes—ideal chool or dress shoes— sizes 815 to 104 0 and $19.50 Boys’ eure }-THIRD FLOOR, Bove verybody Chops Here (in Caturday | Gvorrody Shops} fere (Jn Saturday Open All Day Tomorrow Until 5.30 P. M. One-Day Sale (Saturday) FUR SCARFS Wholesale prices are going up, but we bought these furs in the eartler” miarhed, 80 can offer following exceptional prices. MOLE SCARFS—attractive styles entirely of mol oak scarfs of moleakin combined with equirrel-vatues gee ao tent oe PC ae Riasibivecwlleas steseeseeees teeseeees 20.50 SQUIRREL SCARFS—two tkin effect— ‘ Teeeee 1 5.50 Fall Sale Specials Women’s and Silks, Dr Children’s Knit rales 40-Inch Crepe de . crepe Underwear tndeo—reg. #40... e 1.16 Women’s Medium Weight Cotton Union Sulte—low neck, sleeveless, Ocineb Y : quality—street and evening oe band top finish, knee or ankle lenuth—requlae slcee— deere. 81.95...000.0044. LOZ Wee BLT. .sesseesessssessers OT S5Inch Colored Satins—large assort- Extra ment of light and dark colors— een ater ne weheesateann GG), MUUBIBT.ccscceserticccit bee Children’s Cotton Fleece Waist 39-Inch Canton Crepes — Union Suits—vest, waist and draw- quality — dark and medium netic ety combined—high neck, long _colore—were 62.95..,.....,..,2,.20 sleeves, ankle length— Diagonal Tricotines—all wool—48 WOE OT svssescecesencererees sO inches Wide—oupey aspa” bammee Boys’ and Girls’ Cotton Fleece Union myrtle, burgundy, brown, navy Suits—high neck, long sleeves, ankle and black—were $1.1 - 84 length—size 4 years— sizes 6 to 10 years— 85 WHO O7...s0sesnereoneoeees Men's Wear Ser, taabes whl 5; 7 —navy and bachecohes, firm weave larger sise...eccceccscscesees . —sponged end shrunk— Mesiene Fare Wool barely were $1.97....... sauseudeaese Mieeel vests an rawers—various styles— regular and extra nize oe ee CaN, oad | Baclernte were $1.47 and 81.57, were 82.97.......06 227 Women's Double Extra Size - wear—vests, low neck, :hort sleeves yori pupies and Tweeds $6 inch or sleeveleas—loose or tight knee wide—all wook— .54 -92 drawers—were .67 Were $1.38... .cccssecescee. Men’s Furnishings Women’s Double Extra Size Union Men's Fall Shirte—fine count Suits—low neck—sleeveless—band top finish—loose or tight knee— and corded madras—stripes and nov- elty patterns on white— WP BT rsgevecsenecteageag . all sizes—were $1.24....0064 -94 Extra Size Dept.—Thitd Floo Knit Underweai—Main Floor Men's Flannel Shirts ~ gray and khaki—well made—collar attached— Regal Records -49 Se Lae Can be played on any Men’s Fine Silk Suspenders—n: Phonograph. A few of the | “Jot of novelty Mrinites oat ne ie many popular numbers are: | signs—~also white and solid colors GEORGETTE were 81.15. ..0.ssccsceceees OF Men’s All-Silk Neckwear — figured stripes, jacquard effects—new patterns and solid colors— 59 = new were .74. t Pajamas— known make ~- Men’s Heavy Fall patterns—wej} finished with four double loops— all sizes— were $2.25 Men's Fine Sill Striped Madras Shirts — novelty and conservative stripes and Lee — made with centre pleat—all sizes— were 81.95... 1.63 MARY DEAR SWEET INDIANA HOME SAY IT WHILE DANCING NOBODY LIED WHO'LL TAKE MY PLACE WHEN I'M GONE Also Favorite Numbers on Word Rolls Value .75..... 49 Beaded Bags 6.75 Were $8.00 Beautifully beaded draw string bags fitted with urse and mirror come in rose, steel jet, French Siu, green and iridescent. Each bag is finished with matching bead tassel. TOMORROW 747 Misses’ FALL DRESSES 10.66 Reg. valc, $16.73 and $19.73 Smartest Fall styles and colors in emb’d Poiret twill, emb'd jersey, canton crepe, crepe de chine and imitation matelasse and soft satin combinations, Sizes 14 to 20 years. r 4 7