The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 4

BRE EIT, — “a S 3 “eralissimo, Willlam J. Conners, who * nomination if he were the choice of! oscape from injury or death yester- easiness mare i oh the THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922, : ioe a Walker as Democratic ‘Keynoter’ 3 - Is a Convention Prediction, With THE NEW PLAYS ~Smith as Nominee for Governor 3.00—Songs, by James F. O'Nolll:|time in Mayo Means Love Time end “Don't You Love to Dream of Dear Oid | You.”” ' Treland™ (O° Nichols): “Mother Ma~| 3 ‘How to Get Your Steam Boil- chree's Lullaby” (Johnson, Mullane andjers fteady for Winter." by Wiliam Schuster); "My. Wild Irish Ro: “| Netachert. Hear a Thrush at Evo," Cadman;] 6.15—Baseball scores. “That Tumb!lo own Shack in Athlone."{ 6.20—Orchostral numbers by the “Aileen Aliana,” "Killarney," ‘Spring- | Novelty Dance ‘Orchestr 7 “Passing Show of 1922” Big and Dazzling By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. “7 Pocketbook,” by Willlam Byron For- +] bush, Ph. D. ‘\| 8.00—Final baseball scores. ‘ Leaders Haven't Yet Picked a Temporary Chairman By CHARLES DARNTON as _.. but Former Lieutenant Governor Is Favored, be ar pil | achlossConcert by the American Con- be erry Though Probably Not by Hearst. OST of us are so selfish that we deserve to be reminded of the fact from 3 Lutes 24 apie Breet ie vine " tng ritoornah hapey foneueae Ga pTesperifg Prat . M time to time, Here we are worrying about a probable coal shortage.| 9 qa. M.—Karly farm prices; musical . Programm: Breas of factor. In the home, at the formal ban« By Joseph S. Jordan. yet the chances are we shall manage somehow to keep from freezing the Moon,” M ‘ t 1 programme. Rudolph Frim America quet, at the church festival, at weddings, , to death. If worst comes to worst we can at least keep our clothes on 3 13 M.—Opening prices on bonds and - oR Saw parties or picnics, Horton’s Ice Cream through the long winter nights. But what of the helpless girls at the Winter] stocks, grain, hesiatd os sugar; midday Fie cee, fatal has played a Ls for which no substitute would farm prices; weather forecast; musical] *, * ri be accepted. jature’s finest food in its most Garden? Have we thought about them? Mazurka," Wientawski; sopran oa delightful form, it has come to be @ neéessary No one can see “The Passiag@— @ ———————_ | "rouramme. “Lizette at Her Spinning Wheel f ra her in the city of Gov. Miller on Tuesday, and the “dope” is that th: to 1 P, M.—Arlington time c . part of every programme that has for its object foregather y wy WY now of 1998 withott thinkite) sarro Je, ralees tile snodest Volos toloce wrist Smith: “The Sweet o' the Year,” M. T. the stimulation of pleasant soctal cieeatices will not decide on the Chairman until tne day before the opening of tho nals ‘Ave Marin," Bach-Gounod; q about them. There ts no denying/announce he is the Prince of Wal 1 P. M.—Clostt rices on bonds and} Violin solos, “Russian Fantasia,” M. @onvention, which is Thursday, Sept. 28. their appeal to the sympathies, for|but this merely proves he is a lik sat nf Tobant; ‘Minuet,’ Beethoven; “German Present tadlestiona point to, the naming of Harry J. Walker of Bing-'ine privations they stand ready tolyoung dancer with a bad Reblt of /"Ocks srain coftee and sugar! scNedel Dance,” Mosart: soprano solo, “Ocean, 1851 - J. M. HORTON ICE CREAM CO. - 1922 hhamton and former Lieutenant Governor and the running mate of former face threaten even more than goose-|looking straight at the audience after * 2 of baseball games; musical programme. |-rhoy Mighty Monster,” Weber, flesh, and as for turning their backs|every intricate step as though to ask, The Democratic clans will swoop down on Syracuse for the first State @©onvention they have held in many years early next week, and they haven't yet selected a Temporary Chairman to sound the keynote, The leaders will 4. P, M.—Scores of league games; clos-| 10.52 to 11.00 P. M.—Arlington time Gov. Al Smith. Only two others have been discussed by the leaders, namely, « " 4 ing prices on bonds and stocks, grain, r*) on the situation they could not pos-|‘'Don't you think I'm a wonderfully " —Weath Martin Glynn and former Gov. John A. Dix, Those in the “know” claim that sinjy gain anything by this attitude. |clever boy?” ee ant Oe i taper peieoet weather 01 P. M. ‘eather forecast. the betting ought to be ® to 1 on Walker against the field. Political dope- The cruel truth is they are left no Fred Allen, who ambles before the] ..,orts; shipping news; iron and steel WOR—Newark ators declare that {f Mr. Walker 4-the Temporary Chairman, it's all over choice between a front and back ex-|curtain like a lonely wayfarer, is an | review. i d the shouting. posure, amazing Joker who carries his own] 7 P. M.—Final baseball scoret 360 Metres pe ot a eer’ In other words, “The Passing Show|{ine of talk and makes good use of| 7.10 P. M—"Uncle Wigsily 8 ‘This means that former Gov. AI of 1922" is the nakedest show ever|it. George Hassell i back from {by Howand Beri. tamovs ova tigne| 2302 "Little Journeys to the Homes would be nominated for Gov-/ the man who was with them read given at the Winter Garden. At the|London with his corpulent sense of y . Ma ous . 1 Routeaeh akeaed, bem sub-titles, jm read the|«lven ot the Winter Sing fair, a big}humor and cute an absurdly funny |of John Paul Jones, by Mabel Wash-|0f the Seri Bre ARE rs And so, quite naturally, our mind burn. well as a part of ouf new trous- mever stand for Mr. Glynn, who '8) \jtchers,” mused cl’ Phil Umm, “all and dazzling extravaganza of amaz-|figure as he squeezes through a Pull- ing variety, From “A Diamond|man car skit. He ts also among those} 7), Pe eS catun of Whew at-@aar jooceceneesoe ) was on gum. Git to “The Radium Girl" {t glit-|present in a laughable burlesque of | paseball score: merent Fenn ters and glows with the riches of|the mystery plays that have given) 29 p. M.—Dance Music by the spectacle. In one ballet of barbaric] us the creeps. nal Binek ‘and White Melody Bo: OU splendor Mile. Alcorn, a dancer from The Howard Brothers are dreary | Paterson. Paris, is revenied—that's the word—|beyond words in a David Warfield} to Go Home Alone, es ‘and in another riot of color those re-| Barney Bernard discussion of Shylock sca techies Crire first, last and all the time for Editor|1 wants t’ git aholt of is th’ ear-muff markable dancing gymnasts, the|but Willie !s both clever and funny amey Nobody Lie ty ipaeabes il ARE YOU9 MOVING» SECURE A VAN Carrying This Sign SERVICE PROTECTION Van Owners’ Association Seprorssp amie of Greater New York, Inc. SERVIGE ernor. The Cornings of Albany, who de- feated former Gov. Glynn and packy" McCabe at the primaries so badly that “Packy” sald: ‘What's A PRIVILEGE. t?”owill ‘And speakin’ o' all th’ new-fan- the yse of talking abont gle ways they is inventin’ for t' see Loc! ish the natives of|:vhen he hides in a phonograph and ve as their] privilege at n big Broadway pitche: fords, aston of other popular number Hearst. The Cornings have fF eakia LJ ae poly By fT a{Slam. By way of something nearer | gives imitations of several popular |°'s5, Sr "“"rhe Prize Cups of the Mau- jOuRe, candidate Congressman Peter Ten ret 4 "Jone countless athletic girls go|songsters, Nothing more is made of a Machi Te 1 cconted that ME DN WINNS ts Gubutes| Uke t'| trough exercises calculated to im-|‘Hairy Ape’ burlesque than an ex-|(he crew of a transatlantic Mner, by & negligible quantity in the running, . prove their health without cramping|cuse for witless profanity, The scene | Chief Steward Chisholm. of an attempted railroad wreck seems| 935 P. M.—"Under the Evening 80 unless there {s a! small revolution RELL WEEE WEEE! tn combined with|a rather grim bit of business for a) Lamp,” storie retania,”’ a glimpse of athletics among i wait too Ion: their style. When singing between now and next Thureday ere did you get that shiny gun?" | rootwork the pretty Foshee Sisters| revue yet it has a certain spectacular] | 10.00—Dance music by the Black and Bleedinggumsherald Harry Walker will be the keynoter| “Jt cost me twenty pence, sir!” are among the best of tho entertain-|interest and enables Janet Adair to Ma Raat hes eel P. here - — —— ——= a and Al Smith the nominee, “You gotta cut it from the recl— ers. get a mournful French song off her} -oiiaito; Mabelanna Corby, plani u tereete SAVINGS BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS “It won't get by the ccnsor!” A kissing song leads to a demon- |chest. ajand J. D. Holland, violinist, in Unheeded, the price stration by various proud beauties All the other girls are merry and|,,, 1, ‘The Last Hour, Blgie . eae Up to date there hasn't been @ full that fe nothing if not educational, ‘I|gorgeous, and what's more, they|srternal Hope,” “Spring Is Here,” “A paid is lost teeth and ; conference of the leaders of the party NOW, VIV! Came, I Saw, I Fell’ is the refrain|make you feel that they wish to keep] Kiss." broken health. Four IR V N ‘and the strength of Walker is the ex-| Vivian Moses, praisologist of Fox, |of this sweetly sad number. Nat Na- nothing Ses ten oe eee pe out of t. Mr, Hearst|sent us a little note yesterday that Tsons every «ea Sepa egestas doesn't sound friendly at all. - — SUNDAY. five past forty, and 115 Chambers St. (West of Broadway), New York hasn't been consulted, nor his Gen-) "Vi starts out with the sentence: “In order to scoup the worid," &o We read no further, but didn’t think a nice feller like Viv would try to scoop Screenings. But mebbe he didn’ Evening World after all! IN THE REALM OF MUSIC |,*#ctte "ue: Year ee B, ‘O'Conner, Queen of Peace R. C. Church; muste by Cathedral Quartet, : St. Patrick's Cathedral, N. ¥. However, he—and many others—can|" 4 9o_Literary vespers, conducted by learn a great deal from observing|magar White Burrill; “The Quality of Mme. Tamaki-Miura. She showed| Leadership." convincingly that it is not necessary} 6.30—Readings and record. for a singer to wave his arms about} Bubble Books That Sing, aimlessly or advance with herolc|Mayhew. Strides down to the footlights every} 7.00—Adventure stories for boys and time he takes a high note, This sup-|Siris from eight to twelve. ‘i al taanifestations|, 720-4 Romance of Oriental Rugs," pression, cf external mantis by James A. Keilor. was one of the satisfying parts of the} 7.45 “pad and the thousands younger, QUARTERLY DIVIDEND are Pyorrhea’s prey. Int i Brush your teeth with eh “the 0 sob aearnet nid Annum of after Oct. 16, 1822 Deposits made on or before October 13th Torharys will draw interest from October Ist FOR THE GUM NOTE: Deposits made on or before the 3rd day of ANY MONTH will draw interest from the Ist of the month conceded that he got a wallop on the jawsin the primaries, but declared thaf the army was still on its feet. For the matter of that, former Gov. Ai Bmith hasn't been consulted as to thé choloe of either temporary or ~er- mérjent chairman of the convention. ir. Smith has been confined to his mer home at Seagate for several Tamaki-Miura Gives a De- lightful Performance of “Madame Butterfly.” “Madame Butterfly’ fluttered back to New York on the wings of the fall last night in the person of Tamaki- mean The rom “The by Ralph CUT-INS, In February, Vitagraph will cele brate the rounding out of a quarter century in the film business, The firm started in 1898. Boy and the rrr Ti weéks with the gout. He was in the} Larry Semon has just been awarded) sure, the Japanese prima donna. She| Japanese soprano's performance. He as ‘More than'a & city yesterday for the first time, but | ‘he Gold eenaeiect Diploma d’Onor?| ame resplendent in new robes and a] ‘The entire cast did well, including hus than rset vo BANKING BY MAIL to attend to] c lala peal matogranhic | ior voice and alighted amid the| Mario Valle as Sharpless, Francesco checks wtxyed only long enough Contest in Milan, Italy. All of which a Y Yealias cherry blossoms and firefiles of the|Curci as Goro, and Anita’ Kiinova as 456 aed 606 tn vobee some compelling business of his com-| means that the Italians like Larry : Dany. He hasn't had a word to say| Semon comedies with thelr spaghett| Cary FY One Hone tine ’a eri] it was the best performance given orgy heel ae adi ipeebet e-]| Thomas Dixon, author and pro-| iq performance of Puccini's popula: | by the San Carlo company in the cur- alt saying thatthe would scovs th | lucer of The Beas}, had @ narrow | opera. [rent series and greatly delighted a It was her first appearance as Cio] Capacity audience, Clo San here in severalyyeays apd it is_afternoon Ernest Knoch will was “probably her best? ‘yoloe|conduct Lohengrin," and in the eve- has grown in volume andquality,and|ning the hard-working Peroni will her sharacterization, fully as appeal-| close the first week with “Il Trovs Dancing is hard on white and light-color- ed silk or satin slip- pers. Soiled ! and their beauty is gone. Care bona Cleaning Fluid will remove the soil aad clean the slipper. lay when an auto truck crashed into in auto in which the writer was rid- ng to the studio, the convention. Mr. Conners says that he is not sure whether Mr. Hearst is going to ; Syracuse, but that he will go if he F. Radford—We do not know the Conners, wants him to. There sn’! | present address of the actress you ask} ing, was unusually dramatic. Gen-| tore.”’ any doubt about Mr. Smith being | about. Sorry! naro Barra, who was favorably re- there. He is a delegate from the] Richard Barthelmess is a great fa-| coiyed in ‘Rigoletto’ earlier in the First Assembly District of New York. | vorite in the Philippines, according to| week, was a handsome Pinkerton and where the old Oliver Street residence |, canvass just made. The result ts] confirmed the earlier impression that is located. He is one of the big lead-| given without having heard from the] ne tg about the best tenor Fortune ers of the party and will have a voice | (gorrote districts. Gallo has in his company. oi a rat All-dily sail ou the tudson this re = = Sunday, Never more beautiful = — than when the leaves are a IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Women’s Activities, exhibition, Com- modore. American Industrial Leaders’ Associ- changing color, A wonderful all trip with time to. viait e or ride up Hudson River |"newaurcn 54 9; in the selection of both temporary anc] Both Lillian and Dorothy Gish, so] Apparently it is a good thing for permanent chairmen, and will be ool‘ong D. W. Grimth standbys, have| jioeer's artistic aoul to act a purt| “race es wun, Grand entont i \ . or BEACON Round the floor to fight if necessary. just signed long-term contracts with|\n comparative muft{, for Barra lost| ace, ‘ 5 y ay 1g bia His friends say that his very pres-| Inspiration Pictures. Lillian's first] much of the stiffness which char-| Art in Trades Club, homo furnishing Str. “‘BENJ. B. ODELL” ence will mean his nomination and | picture will be “’The White Siste: rized his Duke in ‘‘Rigoletto.''] exhibit, Waldorf-Av*oria, Daily, including Sunday, tor tear Moun «“ Newbi ih” that if he makes an aggressive fight| Many of the best directors have berg tore a encore Sunday). {New =| eee he will win hands down. started work in front of the camera. ‘ tei," eatteee al setts | Music Restaurant Lunchroom 4 8.00 A. Ww st . wi Leave Suuday, FRANKLIN ST., 9.00 A. Mui 2th St, 9.40 A MM, |W. 120th St. 945 A.M, Rain’ or Shine, Bt, 9.20 A. M. tere hal rall Goutta New'Vork’to ‘xiooy| CENTRAL HUDSON LINE There's Bob Leonard, King Baggot : ‘The tenative draft of the Demo-]and Tom Forman, each, a short while cratic platforth has been made and for the benefit of fm its preamble one of the charge: ar | Mountain \ ion ts that it ferppenirs Rial Ching, Ching, Chinaman Cuticura Heals Rashes i p te 2 Neat canoe 30 and Albany to New York accepted, Robert 7 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— and made no effort to punish profi-| Harry D. Wilson tells us that we'd ay ROUEN. teers, The sub-committee charged|better begin to prepare for Jackie ie eet) clesny ct Conicara Be » 2d | Po {LL Seeeeees ‘with the framework of the platform |Cooan in “Ollver Twist” about the fine Aptal ha ir lear g Wide eo ere $4.80 Sure now comprises Herbert C. Pell, Stato| middie of October. Tey Habits and enpiy Concure Ole: 79 New. | dei ‘ ns boroughs. kitenon Chairman; Jeremiah T, Mahoney,| The Kinkin Productions, ‘Inc., will peatllg Spe Poesia GA bergh od ?¥eughkeepale, flr, Washiogten | anc, bs N RaCuses) BOHE LN, Revel Las ‘Tammany leader in the silk s.ocking| shortly start making films based on Rach Pree by Mail. ‘hathen manner 6 Rr RY district and W, Bernard Veuse, a }the lives and loves of great composers. . marked f. 3 Time. Brooklyn leader under John EH, Mc-| When does Irv Berlin's film start? = | Round Trip Rates: New York to Coosy, and ranked as a Hearst man.| Hdéith Sanborn, set stenographer at eerie mai | Mountain, $1.15; West Polnt, $1.25; Ni Among the planks are: direct pri- | the Louis B. Mayer Studio, says sh argh, $1.50. Evernkeensle, ‘82.00 at maries, State control and operation of |the busiest steno in all the filmdoms. 5. water power, liberal treatment of la-|It is her duty to jot down and trans- £ bor, welfare, reorganization of the|scribe everything that happens and BREWSTER & COMPANY «+ + 6 « « » « © and ‘Transit Com: le = 4 , Bere fone tir’; crate eens [Rae Watean, it ma war work: MARMON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY OF NEW YORK WANTED: tpg el ee Dower and genta! He ing for some directors S Snu me! 4 ; Yoring a Federal bonus for soldier oe ee ANNOUNCE AN ARRANGEMENT WHEREBY BOILERMAKERS, the removal of red tape from the oper | mune, why net see Bijou Fernandes, PATRONS OF THE MARMON AUTOMOBILE COM: BLACKSMITHS, who picks ‘em out for Goldwyn? She PANY OF NEW YORK MAY AVAIL THEMSELVES OF MACHINISTS, are Comat cs Bian THE ENTIRE FACILITIES OF THE FAMOUS BREWSTER CAR REPAIRMEN; BL BRY Senate MAYOR Wit ergo WOOrRs COACH WORKS. YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. 23.—Mayor Reece announced to-day that he wiil the Yeie. atest striker to. speak inthis CUSTOMERS OF BREWSTER & COMPANY ARE EN: city. | Mr. Foster 1s announced to make ABLED TO PURCHASE MARMON CARS THROUGH BREWSTER & COMPANY AS ASSOCIATE METRO- POLITAN DEALERS. SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK; STEADY EMPLOYMENT; 5 UP THE HUDSON TO STANDARD WAGES, EB A AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES MOUNTAIN Jack Bpratt was a comedian fat, His wife was an ingenue lean, And 80 between the two of them They cleaned up on the screen. Special Features Monday AQUEDUCT THIS ASSOCIATION UNITES THE ABILITY AND EX- —Jack Perry, Springfield, L. I. RAILROAD PERIENCE OF TWO OF THE OLDEST MANUFAC Last THIF SUNDAY, SEPT. 24TH LABOR BOARD, ALL GUMMED UP, TTURERS OF AMERICA. THE FIRST EXHIB! Str.Lve. 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Evening World if (recele wa P.M. the dey @ delightful, cool, daylight trip througy Roce eee nh ver order Gf Tecript at Tae We Bound every Monday Now when one first reads that, it} ae ase Wee Ores chy aaa aTMTTETL GO | __ lamer ibmuse Dae ©) Bi Ghamhers, Buph, ; - M by The é wed byt By Me en aptn Geisienpedie yoorie column os ony |S ; tn sicripng om cae tami, Meares PL ag lag! right? AM Motive Power & Equipment date as Screenings. . * Toosived Oy LF. M. Thursday preceding, pablice, Excellent Dining Room Service—Staterooms. Jersey City, N. J. But it does! Loctudi i Copy containing engravings tq be mado HUDSON KIVEK NIGHT LINES, And here's why! by Tue World must be received by Thursday noon, Bs Ca athe eae Ae s +B Last night gum-chewing played a SESS Sunday Matn Sheet copy. type copy which Gonna ee iM (Daylight not been reori by é M. Friday. and en- West 132d 81 half hour later Uitrect great ‘in vur movie going, For MARMON AUTOMOBILE.CO,. staring copy which pas not been connections at Albany to alll p rae ‘when We slid into our orchestra chair = BREWSTER & COMPANY Aosta, Friday and poultivo “"ityprese Brelght Service—A we backed into a lotta gum that had of New York VENUE Sar yee ariery ast revi dw SOP Shiney, HUDRON SAVIGATION COMPAN 08 Borland, Rece! evidently been parked there and for- 1880 Broadway—at Gand Street a1 FIFTH A She order ot “tata “Yecelgt "and positive. etrane ver gotten. —_ * Besides thjs, the two flappers who wut behind us chewed their gum with so much gusto that we couldn't hear OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere endlich anlage tog URG NOTTS le SE aie Sata eS [TP Bee vr 2 |SUNDAY WORLO WANTS THE WORLD 33 oat'a'ue's, bab Fahy. SO°PA| WORK MONDAY WONDERS eee seraatapepenmnenpimmmermatnaneetiininenesinel . =