The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1922, Page 27

TScreenings By DON ALLEN FILMERICH, Mabel, But when she grew sad, Tt woe really too bad, PHIL UMM SAYS. Attended th’ jo th’ ‘oung was there, so everthing right! PECULIAR. When “Douglas Fairbanks in Robin od’ opens next Monday night at Lyric Theatre, ortunity of seel t¢hued villains. ponsideration that the two arc! omething else again. Wallace Beery, que role of Little John. To us it is a welcome relief to see these two sterling players at last get ‘ing somewhat the best of it. A BALLYHOO. “ hat he hed « novel experience irecti ws,” explained Allan. ay wos a acraam. yhoo to order several worm troll slowly toward the right Ned: “ ‘Hey, you damer-—jazz along mt too much pep! @ shouted: ‘Hil, there! owd up! Walk up! Stop up!’ canned him and started ANSWERS. with your questionaire. we may not; his legal name. Interested—Of course Mary ord uses make-up—on the screen. Springfield—Jack Holt's mustache real, but we don't agree with you ‘eute."* There was a young actress named Aa comedienne exceedingly adle. For she didn’t tive up to her label. premiere of a big other night. Tammany the movie-going jc will be given the unique op- nen of the screen will each be seen mh Uitra-heroic parts, then that ts who has played but the weightlest of heavies, as Richard Coeur de Lion, the ¢ king of the Holy Crusades, and Hale, known far ahd wide for Bereen villainy, is cast in the plo- Allan Dwan, the director, tells us a big picture recently. “I found my voice wouldn't carry ven through a megaphone, to the housands of extras in the big scenes, nd #0 I hired a professional barker, resh from the side show of the ingling Brothers-Barnum & Bailey “The first I Inatructed the 'Tt's th’ babtes! then I ordered him to shout to he star to hurry across the set, and Step up! Ample time before the ig show and all for the small sum 0 cents, the tenth portion A Flapper—We'll do the best we : Can't give exact date of Broad- y release of “Young Rajah.’ Prob- Valentino will go to Hollywood o make ‘A Spanish Cavalier,"" 3 Rudolffo's name was _ augitelm!, but we think he has-had it changed, and eo now Valentino is f THE EVENING) WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 7, Bome of still being at his Long Island home. his later pictures are shown Anxious (and 60 others)—We know of no other way to get jobs as extras in pictures than to apply in_ per- son to the casting director or his as: sistants, Not to be discouraging or anything like that, but all the casting directors in New York have told us ou “Would you ti that talks Chines In a little note many, many times that the extra sup- ply is already at flood-tide. received yesterday. And wo answer in chorus: NO! Betty Jewel is wandering around Broadway suffering from Klelg eyes, been American! He used to bef ish a children's theatre German, you know; or didn't you? Fritzl Brunette tells us she has heen In pietures (wen! eary, But she child actors in Childs’? went ‘bad while en to Hie now Hee but Pick- Little Bobbie Connelly, the screen actor, died some time ago Emphasizing---Our Phenomenal Values WINTER COATS Magnificently Fur Trimmed f Ps where plays for children will be produced with Wonder If they'll all eat statement would f partial blindness nm by -Jisn’t as old as that siant work under make one think, She was only three WB “The Village Blu . the chap] ahi he started je who, stood under the ol’ chestnut] Percy Helton to adopt a parrot will goon eee the screen “Silver Wings, asks Bil\Farnum| ‘‘Strongheart,"” the dog actor, has} and says that so Fulton at Bridge St. Brooklyn h With the arrival of coat-buying time, past exper- ience causes ‘many hundreds of women, both youthful and mature, to turn here instinctively— for VALUES. And we are prepared!—The prices announced below are a revelation for the fine qualities of materials and furs used in the coats! Beaver, Squirrel, Caracul, Manchu ian Wolf, Nutria and French Nutria are the furs used to adorh coats of beautiful soft materials, in all latest models and colors. Fur collars on all, and many with cuffs and panels pointed with fur. Great Beaver Collars are the principal attraction in this collection of coats and wraps, fashioned of Worfdura, Bolivia and Minerva. Also Squirrel collared, and others collared ‘and cuffed with Wolf or Caracul. 49 Luxurious bins that take their lines direct from imports; using the costly Fashona, Panvelaine, Veldyne and Ormon- dale, with immense collars and cu fs of Beaver, Squirrel, Fox, Caracul, etc. Wide Jenny sleeves, some embroid- ered, belted or girdled. 39 89: in 15 (6) Everything in Coate—from the man-tailored topcoat at 12.00 to the height of luxury in a wrap at 185.00—but whatever price you pay here, you get the utmost in value for your money! 75. Hi A handsome 3-piece Ameri (Semi-Vanity extra). Colonial 5 pieces, Golden Oak Table and pad-seat Chairs. Vers, #994999.7 value at Open An Account With Michigan To-Day. A Smal. Deposit and Convenient Credit Terms Just about a week remai ms obtainal Select your home furnishings to-di Bedroom Suite, Tudor period, in n Walnut, Dresser, Bow-end Bed and Chifforette 4 Dini ng Room Suite consisting of during this DOUBLE VALUE SAL while 2341981... in which to take advantage of the remarkable values and Do not let the on your mind. Bocholer Chifforobe $36.75 World Famous 21 J2 owel Illinois a: Full-bridge models, fam, equipped with d . Tegulator, Silver dial and 21 ‘genuine ruby and sapph Furnished tn handsome, plain-pollshed, twenty-year guarante filled cases, Guaranteed fren from repairs for one year. justed to positions, temperature and 1 Diamond Dyes ¢ dyed before, Diam pet, fade, or ru 16 SIZE 12 SIZE Buys either one of Was $50.00 these masterpieces = Wus $15.00 of watch manu- Now $42.50 facture. Now $38.50 {rochron- crometric d gold- "||| crepe and crepe de chine tor afternoon. 1929, STORE OPEN 9 TO 5.30 Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET Blue Diamond Special Purchase ‘hai: ’s Coats Value $25.73 Coats of heather materials, in two well tailored mod- els for general wear: attractively lined and warmly interlined. All sizes in the lot, but not in each style. Women’s Extra Size DRESSES Were $25.75 18,50 Poiret twill and tricotine dresses of smart tailored wear, and attractive styles in canton Trim- mings include braiding, touches of lace, tucks and panels. Sizes 4214 to 5214. Extve Site. Dept. —3rd Fleer A Stone 89 Regular value $1.38 ha aa aprons in a variety of good styles, in checked ginghams, light and dark percales and chambrays. Extra Size Dept. 3rd Floor MORNING SPECIALS On Sale To-day and To-morrow Until 1 P. M. | To prevent dealers buying. quantities restrigted. No Mail or Telephone Orders 6 97 ct. Storm Serges....... + 1.75 Men’s Winter 41-inch—all-wool—suitable for 4 bloomers and children's skirts, dresses, ete. DRESS GOODS—MAIN FLOOR. Glastenbury make—wool mixed ~all sizes—shirta and drawers MEN'S UNDERWEAR—MAIN FLOOR. $1.17 Women's Double Extra Size Fleece Underwear... .9'7 Vests and drawers—various | ight and dark shades; lack. SILKS—MAIN FLOOR. styles. Hr be had In Ai i ° xT o DEPT. PLOO! Double Value Sale Price. . fan, Avalon oF penal Our Perfected Credit Terms 15 ct. Apron Ginghams fade size DEFT.—aD LOR ae make {t easy for you to own one of these Avavia)i tirat Various size indigo blue | 97 ct. Infants L b T 1 ayment maxes the watch ‘YOURS AT ONCE, ‘then you y WASIT FABRIC Nainsook Slips......... 55 ° ‘a week. Lioaides, our new reduced prices are lower than Yoke und bishop styles—Inc ipra ‘ab e cneh pri 25 ct. Percales..... 16 ee Pp e [eae Home | ry Business mem—Rallroad men—men for whom every. sa Yard | wide= dots and figures Sa econ. Pra Rooms yoo 49) only a Beste uaa on iia haar fons strictly on waite: grounds, pASEMENT. 75 ct. Tots’ Colored faroianed 5-9 FREE—Warcncr Dinnonds and Vewelry—aifis you'll be proud 24 ct. Cotton Huck Towels .16 | Dresses....... = 48 « Noes: Sent SORAE ar Cane aa eee Heavy quality—hemmed—col- Gingham and chambray—yoke | Mak: ie dag | Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. ored, broche | ea INFANTS" DEPT SPECOND FLOOR. | Cn 1650-1660 Broadway 65 ct. Now Curtain Nets... 285 | $12:50 Boys’ an Ro. Between 5ist and 52d Sts, Two yards wide—blue, rose, tan, | op oy shveis €e 5 NEW YORK gold ‘and other tints—auitable | Excellent quality——gray, tan and Nha Under “Roseland Ballroom” for curtmins and bev | "Browae-Norold: on inverted plats =. taint and hes nodels—majority have two pairs This handsome Square Top | of fully lined trousers—7 to 16 ; BARGAINS IN RUGS Library Table, strongly cone | 1” wwowecenoconnaneq || $159Standard Quality | 9. | uSYu? cuoruina—riinp rL00n Rae ie pele Reale, Poona 2 structed and beau- 80300-—for ll site beds $1.28 Children's ifull ji SUBETS—BABEMEN Billie Burke Pajamas 06 5 uta faint $4 6.75 || DYE SWEATER, SKIRT, DRESS Pe cir shite Bette Pum, Mahogany .......- , ‘ ct. Women s 4 aU WEAR ' i Linen Handkerchiefs. ea. ® SECOND. FLOOR Both Stores Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 10 P.-M, { STOCKINGS OR DRAPERIES Hanmaclteree ain yor, | $5.95 Men's Trousers..... 4.35 a “ is i All. wool—worsteds, cassimeres 28 ct. Men's and ora assortment ICHIGAN Purchased Now IN “DIAMOND DYES” {|| ,Meerzed Howe, :20 | SLSICEMR sa 00m jouble sole—high spliced hea FURNIT Held For —black, cordovan, gray, navy 59 ct. Tickings ‘BG op Fut Deli 4] and white—#izes 10 to 1143: rs Large sesortmentot fancy otripes. 3 uture Delivery — Se a HOSIERY —MAIN Ai TICKINGS—BASEMEN Buy “Diamond Dyes” and follow | skirts, wants r fark the simple directions in every pack: |!" | Sales Continued Tomorrow bad a age, Don't w Notions, Spanish Laces, Nurses Uniforms, Little Tots’ dye or tint » \ Dresses and Rompers and Artificial Silk and Wool Yarn. fect home dyei th niEARN WEST OF FIFTH AVE. Semi-Annual New Apparel’ Thanksgiving Needs and Gift Novelties— Large Assortments at Lowered Prices See To-Day's Evening Journal or Sun for Men's Outfitting Sale Advertisements. See Page 8,for Other Hearn Advertising, Sales 48-in. All-Wool French Twill Serges— Navy and black — Bleached Linen Dam- ask Linen Clotha— Size 70x70— Were 84.50.. and D for Buffet and Dresser— 5D Jimuisd Suictiah Bath Towels— Wide colored borders— were .78.. <a " NURSE’ Ss DELIGHT Birdseye—10 yas. in pieco— 18 in, wide—were $1.38.... 1.15 20 in. wide-—were $1.50... 1.27 22 in, wide—were 81.62.... 1. BD 24 in, wide—wore 81.77.... L&T 27 in. wide—were 81.02 30 in, wide—were $2.10... Bed Spreads— Fine qu size bed were $1, 81x90 Hemstitched Sheets— sanded eosit— 1.07 Special Purchase Furniture Tapestries— Verdure and antique ef- fecte-80 inch—value 1. 88 Special Purchase—4,000 ards Fine ad Silk Velours— About 26 coleninets including blue, Chinese and or pomegranate, Dubs rose, mauve, taupe, rose—value 86.50 Seamless Pinas Velvet Rugs— Small figures on blue, rose aud tan grounds— ee 6x—were $29.50. . Little Tots’ Blanket Cloth Bath Robes— Light and dark shades Sree | Babies’ Part Wool Shirts— *% » Sizes 1 to 3 years—were $1.25 and 81.35 Scatter Rugs 27x54 inch Velvets 27x54 inch Axminstera. 27x54 inch Plain Axminsters. 3.97 18x36 inch Axminsters...... 2.387 New Velvet Hall Rugs— 27 in, x Ot &7in. x 10.6ft... ised. Because we bought heavily before the, new tariff made prices high, our values are hard to duplicate. Women’s Extra Size Blanket Cloth Robes Were $4.54 3.65 Rober of mannish style with round shawl colar and cuffs edged with cording, braid girdles, Light and dark shades with floral patterns. Sizes 48 to 52. EXTRA SIZE DEPT.—3RD FLOOR. Women’s Triple Extra Size Taffeta Petticoats Were $7.94 6.84 Well made models of e clally taffeta with tucl and plaited flounce, black and changeable. Women's Double Extra Size Taf- feta Petticoats—tailored model—were 86.94........ 5.98 EXTRA BIZE DEFT.—3RD FLOOR.