The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 35

THE NEW PLAYS Human Chimpanzee the Novelty of “Revue Russe” By CHARLES DARNTON ee F all the animal-actors ever seen here there has been none to compare with the ape-like performer who not only appeared on the stage of ,the Booth Theatre last night in Mme, Marla Kousnezoff’s “Revue Russe,” but clambered over orchestra chairs, climbed to an elevated box @nd then completed his amazing portion of the evening's entertainment by walking on all fours along tho entire length of the balcony rail. This human chimpanzee, with ake-up no less remarkable than his ts, was the striking novelty, not © say sensation, of the second Rus- sian show of its kind to surprise the town. For some reason his name was Rot given in the tetra possibly Out of fear that the 8. P..C. A. would step in before he Twas his real face and call a halt on his act. Seri- Ously, the only thing to fear ts that of these nights a nervous woman atfrighted by this apparition in the balcony may throw a fit that will land her shrieking on the heads of People downstairs. ‘The other feat well, Mme. Kousnezoft sang Violetta’s elaborate arla from “La Traviata” with considerable gusto—which may be the Russian way of doing it—and later on she was more simple and quite charming in a pretty little Ukrainian song. She also proved her variety as an artist of uncommon gifts in a Spanish dance that she made a whirl of color and grace. Her dark beauty and dashing alr won for her unbounded admiration. There exhilarating action of an- other sort when three robust women in peasant dress kept a huge swing going with much the same vigor and yelping cries that Katinka puts in her famous polka. ‘This number hi an Irresistible sweep of color an¢ movement. A pantomime that ended with murder gained a curious in- terest, if nothing more, from a back- ground of autdmatic figures of work- ing people apparently in the last stage of dejection, Then M. Posemkowski came on and cheered us up with a serenade that was well sung. There was infectious humor in a mateh- making sketch similar to the one in the “Chauve Souris,” and the two women who were the life of it made it rich with character. At the end everybody joined gully in a Russian fair. An excellent orchestra added to the enjoyment of the performance, but the musicians were pgrched so high that they sometimes shut off the view of dancing feet. Certainly, the human chimpanzee todk no chances of not being seen, though this extraordinarily clever acrobat seemed to take every chance of breaking his neck es were more fa. Millar, suggesting ruddy reflection of Balieff's “Chi Souris,” with womething of the same picturesque- Ness, though not all of the same charm, A gentleman quite unlike that Swelling soul of humor on the Century Roof led off with a few remarks in- tensely dramatic Instead of humorous, ‘out he had nothing more to say by way of filling the gaps between num- bers, with the result that they moved somewhat jerkily, It may seem un- kind to make comparisons, but even ‘Miss Elizabeth Marbury, who brought ase" from Paris, must bound to be made. his doesn't mean that the show at he Booth tsn't a good one. It is bizarre and entertaining, with a great 1 of variety, highly-colored cos- umes and settings—some designed Baki After several of those apple-cheeked it sketches we now know so | WEAR YOUR DIAMOND i WHILE PAYING FOR IT BUY TO-DAY IOMONTHS TO PAY Wear Your Diamond While Paying For It Why wait until you heave enough money to pay for the Diamond of your choice? 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' pk teh , ten—sises 12 t smart Sport Coats of various || q'rore_ "ve —tieee value $9.75. 6.44 Girls’ Tub Dresses— Plaid gingham—smart styles, with » variety of colored mixtures. Sizes 13 to17. trimmings—sises 6 to ‘i 87 Enchanta Silk Bloomers— hemstitched and lace, trimmed edge— rose, white, pink, orchid— were 62. 1.55 Crepe de Chine Gowns— tailored and lace trimmed— WES ASTI se cdgevh bees 3.14 Shaker Slipover Sweaters— blouse effect—-roll collar—long sleeves —white and oavy— 4.25 were 85.44., Dress Blouses — novelty silk had crepe i chine—navy, 5 and gra; Mork oP tse”. 7.00 Dimity Blouses— styles—Tuxedo and Peter Pan 1.58 1.55 Were $2.24 Cream color. tailore collars- Music Rolls or Regal Records long-waisted models— were $5.65......... Squirrel Chokers— Fine quality-—were $12.75... Brown Fox Scarfe— r whole 4.00 8.25 on. t about s. why 49 not consult our Regis tered Optom- c ° trist. He will prescribe the ; Double furred—fine quality proper lenses for you ‘nod a careful Your choice of all the pop- aie hedusy Wateverse seers 19.50 examination is ‘included without witches— charge. ular ‘selections in either soft, and wavy, real hair—various Floor Balcony, adjoi , shades— Main Floor peedersidlaty joining | | rolls or records. ae ee 3.00 Imported Sateen Petticoate— Tamed with Calais pattern lace edging sod lepeting' ite 1.48 1—were $2.28, . Special .2 The vogue of b at little cost. No Mail or Telephone Orders. 97 ct. Flannelette Gowns... .7&% | 29ct. Boys’ Ribbed Hose.. .19 Pink d bl t —with or Doubl ve to 12, . without collars—braidptrisamaed—- ee HOSCERT MAU YLOOR. Special. i Tuatwmierts uxoznwesn— | $147 Bables Yoke and , GBQOND) BLO" Bishop Dresses... . 76 —various 50c Brocaded Bandeaux Back fastening—sizes 52 BRASSIERS—8ECOND FL“ $1.75 Men's Glastenbury Underwear Wool mixed—soft and durable— .3B | Lace and embroidery trimmed Better quality. . Pes sizes to 3 years. oor. INFANTS’ Dresses — . SECOND FLOOR. 97 ct. Babies’ White Dresses Yoke and Bishop si all sizes. embroidery trimmed—to 3 years. MEN'S UNDERWUAR—MAIN FLOOR. INFANTS" Dnesers— FLOOR. 71 ct. Boys’ Cotton nion Suits .30,| Boys’ Brown Shoes— sleeves—ankle Endicott Johnson make—suitable aeeat for, school or dress wear—sturdy A pelt t-MAIN FLoorn. | and durable—rubber heels— KNIT UNDERWLAR-MAI FLOOR. | flues 9 to 13ig— $3.45 and $3.96 _ Value 83.00 2.15 9 Boys’ Raincoats......2.78 | oe con net Made of black rubber—white or | eneae Se tan lining—hook fastening—guar- }-SECOND ¥LOOR. anteed waterproof—sizes 4 to | $3.65 Girls? High Cut Tan BOYS’ CLOTHING — THIRD FLOOR. lene biaapan sere 2 BO | Solid leather construction—rubber $16.50 to $22.50 heels—broad toe shapes—sizes 814 || F 4 Boys’ Fine Suits 13.50 to 2—4 to 10 years. All neres, her- SHOES~—8ECOND FLoon ing d Feet) ‘ pray as tnd. dark | Misses’ Tan Oxfords. 3.15 colorings-~plenty of browns and | Fancy perforated tips —- sport | graye—finely tailored—with two styles — new shade ot tan—leather pairs fully lined trousers—9 to soles—rubber beele—medium toe || 16 years. BOYS’ CLOTHING— THIRD FLOOR. SHOES—SECOND FLOOR. Babies’ Dept. Sale Days Continued suitable for women Cut Steel Beads and .25 bunch ed bags has taken new life, and there are many charming ones that can be made for yourself or for gifts, from these beads Sateen Bag Patterns Black, bg pra, red, brown and other colors esigns. ART EMBROIDERY DEPT.—THIRD FLOOR. TODAY TOMORROW 675 6.88 Regular value, $10.94 Smart, youthful styles in all-wool coatings. Brown, Sorrento blue, reindeer. 4 Warmly lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 14 years. sO necessary to success. Flesh, orchi sizes 96 to 42— were 61.07. Mbeya) Silk Bloomere— inforced—fleab— Baee Se tecwere $8dT....-.. 216 Women’s All Silk Hose— black and cordovan—sises 814 to 10—were 68.07........200 Women’s Silk Hose— sheer, seamed back—white, polo and nude-aises 834 to 10— dehop band tee LL eE: 7é Women’ 3 Medium Weight Cotton Union Sultes various stylee—well made— 77 , 87 1.24 regular sizes—were 61.17... extra sizes—were 81.87....... ee and Girls’ Cotton Fleece Union Suits— high neck — long Soran 4 yeare— Women's Colored Silk Umb rellas— Fancy bekelite handles Waser ata 3.74 Speier Sorel ere Coat 18-inch size— were 88.75..........5 87 Hand Bags— Silk, leather and duvetyn—black besa! col elope, pouch and were 2.10 Imported Necklaces— ine steel beads in ribbon effect— assorted colors— were $4.97, Novelty Jewelry— Hairpins, mesh bags, cuff lin! earrings, novelty bracel Men’s Irish Linen Handkerchiets— Pull size— New Velour Drapes— border designs—center valance—rose, blue, brown and greeu— Were WONT 355 ccease tenes Mill Lengths of Fine Dra, and Furniture Veloure— need 50 inches wide—8 to 4 yard lengths— to match— were 68.07 to 83, 1.32 10 23 COATS