The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 31

ee ee “THE NEW PLAYS . “The Lady in Ermine” Has Rare.Musical Charm By CHARLES DARNTON VY JHEN you go to the Ambassador Theatre don't worry about your ears, h ¥ for “The Lady in Ermine” will fill them with music for which they may well be grateful. Not only ts the score richly melodious, but the singing of Wilda Bennett and Walter Woolf places the performance on a high plane. Most of the music by Jean Gilbert and Alfred Goodman is of the Vien- nese variety, with slight modifications "here and there, and so {t is only 1 to find soldiers in showy Borvreas uniforms, dashing tn upon susceptible damsels who aren't the least bit afraid of them. It really doesn't matter that the lady of the castle, Mariana, faces the dread pos- sibility of sacrificing herself to save her supposed husband, somewhat after the fashion set long ago ty Monna Vanna, for a little fright of is kind only helps to scare up the e of a prima donna. It certainly brings out the best in Miss Bennwt who sings beautifully and looks cordingly when she proudly faces the boldly appraising Colonel in gown of silver and glittering tiara. If she could also manage to wear a diamond en, ti are exceptions, and the soldier Is more than likely to be one of them. Mr. Woolf is quite right dn being sad just before his fall, but a little gayety in the earlier stages of his indulgence—let us say the first two or three bottles, to be moderate—wenld serve to lift is performance and give the high spirits so necessary tu musical comedy. His voice is 80 good that he can trust it to take care of itself. There is excellent, singing, too, by Harry Fender as Mariana’s endanger- ed brother,:and he also dances nicely with Gladys. Walton, who serves as a pretty and sprightly maid. One of the most delightful numbers {s a silhouette song, even though Robert Woolsey and. Helen Shipman don’t quite sing up to It. , Woolsey ts louded with so many bad jokes that he has no chance ‘to be funny unt he is visibly affected by ,the Spanish danc- ing of a dangerous looking woman named Rodriguez, and from this mo- rece “ — THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1922. ment hé succeeds in being amusin: As for Miss Shipman, she is much better when she doesn’t try to be funny, for shé has a pleasing voice and clever feet. An. attractive ballet is led aimbly by Zita Lockford, and Marie Burke has no end of style as one of the dancers. In the matter of covtumes and settings the Shuberts have shown the best of taste. But above all, “The Lady ‘tn Ermine’ has rere musical charm, thanks both to the beautiful’ scdre and an uncommonly good singing company. —————— strap or some other simple thing on her chin to keep it from trembling when she strikes a high note the effect would be perfect. But this is @ small matter compared with her big achievement. Being a brave soldier Mr. Woolf loses no time in bursting into song, though he, doesn’t really let himself out until he joins Miss Bennett 1 # soulful number. In this duet he gives his fine baritone full rein, and tt the end of It gets into Arnold 8 class as an actor by falling stairs with great success. For matter, he acts very well all all except when he takes to drink solemnly. While it is true that the cup does not cheer all Cee -niture—the kind of furniture tha wasser & Co, famous far and wide tions, the furniture you can absolutely bank on to last out not only your own lifetime but that ‘ the real old-fashioned “heirloom” quality—rare anywhere to-day. Its beauty ever grows richer with age. This is the furniture that to-day, during the limited time remainin, LITERALLY CARLOAD PRICE AT THE FACTORY. All prices strictly cash. We Store FREE OF CHARGE Till Jan. 1 any Furniture bought during this sale. 10-Pc. 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STORE OPEN 9.00 TO *.30 Founded 1827 AIRN WEST OF FIFTH AVE AS ( CISUAL, BARGAIN DAY DAYS---20th Great Fall Sale. Every Department in the Store Contributing Sale Specials Tailored Buttoned Sweaters— sleeves—were $6.48. . Slip-Over Sweaters— 0 ; neck—combina- ti were 89.88... 317 iy jockets and belte—combine- ti j 3 Ro Seen or tuck-in stylese—long rt ives wwere 82.04, ak. with roll collar and long 5.00 long sleeves, Brushed Wool Scarfs— French Voile Blouses— were $2.94..... ‘ear Section—Second Floor. Junior Misses’ Coats— Sports modeéls—all wool Sorrento, reindeer, brown—sizes 13 : to 17—value $14.78.......... eo B4 Girls’ Serge Skirts— Full pleated—white attached bodies— sizes 6 to 14 years— Were 81.96... s.s.sseeeee 158 Girls’ Serge Bloomers— Navy blue and black—full cut— 6 to 20 years— were $1.94. ..... hedesgectanye MUD) Pink Coutil Corsets— medium bust—long hip—lace trimmed ti $65.00.....2.25 Elastic Top Corsets— Pink—also low bust, long hip models— sizes 19 to 26— PEOUEEON Noeo tales ssces Ae O Garter Brassieres— Silk striped and’ novelty cloth—side fastenings—shoulder straps— sizes 86 to 42—were 81.00.... .64 Brassieres— Pink satin—checked and side fastenings— —were $1.50.. Blue Chambray House Dresses— Belted models—sizes 86 to 40— were $2.74...0.cceeeee veeeee O82 Bungalow Aprons— Chambray—striped or figured percale —long waisted or belted models—- were G1.48.....cccccccvcesene . 84 Imported Sateen Petticoats— ‘Trimmed with lace edging and inserting —white or flesh— Were 82.28....e.seseeeeeeeees 148 striped— ... 1.00 4812 yauntlet, 12 and 16-bi FRIDAY SATURDAY Fabric CLOVES 09 Regular values, .94 and $1.25 white and newest Fall shades. Spear and embroidered backs. BUY NOW! THESE VALUES MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE LATER RUGS Fringed Royal Wiltons fies of rare Persian and Chinese rugs, on grounds of blue, rose or tan. Special Prices Are as Follows: Size 6x9 ft........000 Size 8.3x10.6 ft.. Size 9x12 te. 68.50 Fine Seamless Wilton Velvets— com olore in , atterns designed ter Chinese an ientals— size 8.9x10.6 ft. 58.50 size 9x12 ft. 8.50 size 27x54 in. 6.88 Heavy Axminsters—from one of the leading manulacturers—Oriental designs — various combinations of tose, blue and tan— size 8.3x10.6 ft. 31.97 size 6x9 ft. ... 19.97 New Seamless Wool Tapestry Ruge—small carpet patterns—blue, tan, rose combinations— i 14.97 7.6x9 ft. . size 6x0 ft. 1897 Extra Heavy Seamless Axminsters —aslight misweaves—plain colors of rose, blue, gray, brown and taupe, with self-toned borders— size 27x54 in, OT size 3x6 ft. GAZ size 9x1? ft. 44.25 Special Offering of Waltona Rugs ~artistic and durable rugs in lino- leum patterns— 688 7.94 size 6x9 ft. .. size 7.6x9 ft. size 0x10.6 ft. size Oxl2 ft. . About 1,000 Yards Crash Stair Carpet—reversible—striped and lain grounds — green, red, gray, Eide—scrvicsable— special, 18 inch. . . special, 22 inch. Box Stationery — White or colored—24 sheets and melcslas oe .18 Paper Napkins— 100 in packa, 1 0 were .15... Veeane Basket Ball were $4.50......ceeeeereee Punching Bags— Pear shaped— were 3,50...seeeeeeerees Pairs utton lengths.” Black. V 54-inch All-Wool Novelty Bolivias— suitable for coats, suits and wrape—were 82.88.........4. 1.52 French Serges— 40 inches wide—all wool— were $1.1 a6 54-in. All-Wool Heather Mixtures— tan, brown and olive colorings— GUE GNEBG ieetivisiciivase .86 39-inch Crepe de Chine— clear crepe weave—large assortment of colors— 86 White Linen Finish Fabric— 45-inch—for nurses’ uniforms— embroidery work, ete.— were .85 25 58-inch Bleached Damasks— mercerized—heavy qual ity— were .59... 35 Linen Glass Towels— red borders—pure linen towels—with “glass” or ‘tea’ woven on bordere—hemmed—were 45... 31 Cotton Huck Towels— finely woven—white damask borders: hemstitched— ale Extra Heavy Pure Linen Towelings— also linen glass checks— colored borders—were, 48... 72-inch Pure White Irish Linens— fine, firm weave—good quality for sheets, pillow cases and embroidery purposes— were 83,74 yard....ccceceeeees 2.66 Luncheon Cloths— embroidered center — scalloped were $2.95..... Imported Cut Glass Pepper and Salt Shakers— glass top—none sent- 23 were .48.... ih 17-Pc. Japanese Tea Sets— white, with colored gl er -6 cups, 6 saucers, teapot, sugar an creamer—were $2.08........+. 2.20 Fancy Braids— silk, some wool mixtures and black cire—4 to 1 inch wide— were 18 to 84 yd......seseeees 9 Braided Cord Girdles— 3% yards long—heavy silk tassel— black, brown, navy— were 81.47 each.....seeeeeees -92 Cambric and Organdie All-Over Embroideries— 40 inches wide— WEFO SLO i casiessacesctaes 1.10 Cluny Laces— machine made—white and ecru— large variety of patterns— WOR IAT Te rsiecsssesceves -10 Black Silk, Nets— figured and dotted—40 inches wide—were .97.......0:0s0008 Embroidery Edgings and Insertions— various widths— were 1234... 8 6 and 7-Inch Ribbons— -36 Women’s Silk Mixed Sport Hose+- blue, gray, cordovan and orchid -8 14 to 10—were 81.97 & $2.07 Children’s All-Silk Ribbed Hose— white, cordovan, polo— sizes 714 to 014-—were $1.97... .85 Women’s Double Extra Size Fleece Underwear— vests, medium neck, elbow sleeves— low neck, short sleeves—ankle length drawers—were $1.17... .87 Extra Size Dept.—Third Floor. Women’s Medium Weight Double Extra Size Underwear vests, low neck and sleevele 67 knee drawers—were 97 Extra Size Dept. Women’s Medium Weight Cotton Underwear— vests and drawers in various styles— regular sizes— 72 were 8' Ve LERT ED Bert et (xf extra sizes— were 97¢ Children’s Cotton Fleece Union Suits— Best waist and drawers combined—high neck—long sleeves—ankle length Were 197 sich ana cases proeay (Y| Limit 8. 1.33 Men's and Women’s Gloria Umbrellas— fancy trimmed handl were OS.2b. sec cede ceeweeee 227 Women’s Imported Handkerchiefs— with corded borders—hand em- broidered corners—were .24 ea. Men’s Fine Mercerized Hose— — double sole—bigh spliced heel—black and cordovan-—sizes 914 to 11}4 —slightly irregular— Wer MR il erteahels -16 Men’s Fine Cashmere Hose— woven silk stripes--brown and grey mixtures—sizes 10 to 11}4— were $1.25 da Men’s Imported and Domestic Caps— tweeds, mixtures and imported ma. terials—all sizes— ie 1.27 were $1.85 and $1.95....+ Men’s Silk Shirts— striped and plain. colors—pussy-wil- 12 Far-sighted buying with the added ability to go into the market and buy for cash in advance of rising prices has promoted that confidence so necessary to success New Velour Drapes— border designs—center valance—tose, blue, brown and green— WEE BEIT. ccecseeseses ++ 388 Mill Lengths of Fine Drapery and Furniture Veloura— 50 inches tlm to 4 yard lengthe— a to itch— were 82.07 to 89.07....064 + 1.32 Imported Sunfast Draperies 45 inches wide—madras designs—blue, rose, gold and green— were .97 to $1.27....... senieee 66 Handsome Plaid Lambs’ Wool Blankets— 5 ds—70x80 in.—3-inch satin bindings —value 614.75.. 8.0 Silk Embroidered Flannels— hemstitched or scalloped—vari- ety of patterns—were 81.27..... 8D Floral Silkoline Comfortables— full si: tra | filled with white cotton were 89.03, 2.50 Bed Tickings— assorted stripes and floral designs-—were .5: Crochet Spreads— pre irk rare 1G 45-inch Bleached Muslins— ao dressing— value .84—yard, maey 36-inch Absorbent Cheesecloths— were Mere inate OAL Bed Spreads— satin finish Marseilles—hemmed and scalloped— Were 85.40. ..ceseseee ses BED Cotton Canton Crepes— leading fall shades— were .83. Fancy Outing Flannele— .. 12% . 34 -60 Were .10... Yard-Wide Fancy Flannelettes— gray, lavender, Copenhagen 19 rounds—were .24 lows, radium and broadcloths—in all sizes— Were 86.7B....ssseeceeee «5.00 Yard-Wide Cotton Challies— many pretty patterns— 13 WETO 21. .ssecesecceccessooee ht a (Extra heacy Bovey pire lambs’ wool. TODAY TOMORROW 960 Wool COMFORTABLES jainst 9) 4.74 Regular value, $6.52 Full size sateen covered comfortables. 100% Floral designs with plain colored bor- dal values in elsewhere . aay and Persian Le 29 W. 34th St, New York : Sizes 544 to 844, moire and satin ribbone—colors ders. Extra Heavy Win- } and black—were .48. 33 ght, | 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn 4 : | By) A,stining sulte of artistic Queen Anne design, and @ 50 Ribbons— | A enV woes” | 6/7" | Winch and colore—lnitbow gy ii Ghalr, covered inl wenuite blue leather widths—were .45 . l= " Boys’ Suits— | Women’s Extra Size Dresses— ‘ | Cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds—pleated or sport models— Poiret twill or tricotine k, navy or brown— | alpaca lined-—two pairs rousers—ates 8 to 17 yrs. & gg | sizes 4234 to 5¢}4—were 821.78... 14.00 | —were $10.50. ..eseeeeeres le | Extra Size Dept.—Third Floor, | Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Biter ee ; | Women’s Extra Size Suits— | ure sormked opree=ralesce SA y wo pairs FRIDAY Fine tricotine and twill—navy and biaclo--sleee op 50 | ares Hoa, vee teeecceececsceeeecoees 7.65 | SATURDAY ane Extra Size D pi.—Thid Fieors | Fie dieses mixtures -corduroys—straight or knicker | 675 | Extra Size Serge Skirts | ’ styles—sizes 4 to 17 years— | lack and nay 3 36 to 50 wai: | $550 Buff Walnut Bedroom Suite TE Hd Are eatirnn || ack 5nd avz~—sinen 68 £0 00, wales hand ai eae Fell oan have this suite for about what we pald for a 19 Junior Boys’ Norfolk Suite— | Extra Size Dept.—Third Floor. . a very finest buff walnut, beautifully constructed " CC —' —| | y neat | i fed, Chifto- Full box-plaited coat—yoke front and back—gray and a ay . es robe eh CLL VxRINY BitkabisG” Cabin Oe: bron twceddetachatle round calle 0 | “iltnerras concealers soles a i were 85.74....++..0005 seeceerccescccces Me Suteen-—deep tucked flounces—| 4 - z pith i: a | green, taupe—were 81,97., RRR tits 1.33 Wabi sTeged Girls’ Trimmed Hats Extra Size Dept.—-Third Floor AE Velvet, plush and felt models— 1.88 - | PU pence j were $2.05.. see . \ Extra Size Brassieres— | Untrimmed Velvet Hats | muslin—long models—reinfora.d under arme—eme | Black and colors— Regular value $19.94 | broidery yokes—sizes 44 to 54— 86 MATA acsenee Gesesanbestaeticnaos ; , Rivccishasasscets soap asurecuere cog spp ae agerimminceen Smart, youthful styles in all-wool coatings. | Extra Size Garter Brassieres— | Nothing Finer Made 4 - 42s wa’ | tz } mR JUNIOR (ey Embossed Velour Coverings Flowers, fancies, wings 35 Browns: oo sek -relndens, Pink brocade—front fastenings—two paire of gar 86 | bi s ‘ : py 5 ere. ¥ : : \, armly lined throughout ters—sizes 44 to 52-—-w $1.25 : * One-third the regu- This $450 3-Piece Living Room Suite Untrimmed Velvet Hats N Giese Bin 14 ies ; . Extra Size Dept—Third Floor. | heavy cuts embossed taupe. velour or oh, “Apures Back 18 ' 2.75 Babies’ Dept., Sale Days Continued. 1 Wing’ Chairs with Siaraball spring cushions, arms, Ostrich Feather Bands | See Pages9 and 11 for Other Hearn Advertising | coated, For chil- Wing . 4 8 € ons, _ | ‘or ‘learn ve dren and adults, ard ree Auto Delivery Within 150 Miles of New, Black and colo | ages Yan er 1 J York—Freight Prepaid to Furthe inaig Ol 8his) (sdk eateaaa saacaanadonsenntsenaan ane A \ - . idemeenaet ay n F ‘ | 7 f } “e > - ‘ \ a coe ‘ wah tet