The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1922, Page 23

BORER OC ORR or RRR centre rT reer ene emp tere cams r 1 sca i Ween ca ai i i ann ean tema oe THE HVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBAR 1, 1099 ater] Aa for the butterfiies, Etienne Gtrardot|the production its full due, and the 4 x SE Tr ORe Tone HINT Ar REE: was strangely amusing, Beatrice} costumes caught both the eye and the Whereupon we heard: “What an|Maude and Lota Adler had thelr good |Imagination ee S honor! He fell on the field of speed."" | 8 well as bad points, and Kenneth} Mr. Brady has not only Seid an 0 cd up the|MacKenna fluttered languorousty on| unusual thing bot he has done It lav~ ; roa oe ea eae icct rossible point [the wings of truly grotesque poetry. |ishly, How much entertainment you : ‘ ” een eee eeenapa ‘Owen Davis | Lee Slmonson gave the acenic side of may find In It (s quite another matter. The World We Live In of eftictency, tind America tn mind when he made . ——— Pensdel 182 the adaptation of the play, but w Elaborate Insect Fantasy the declaration of war that followed AMUSEMENTS: FOURTEENTH STREET . WEST OF FIFTH AVE. By CHARLES DARNTON ecient ma Inve Special Values in Attire and Home Needs for Thanksgiving bless the long-considered plan to take . ive tr ores wo ees THe Screen Triumph OU may seo yourself ana butterfly, a bectle, a saw-fly, an ant, or even| grass." Tho lofty phrases had a fa- & parasite in “The World We Live In,” the unflattering, elaborate fan-|miliar sound. It was nationalism A v | tasy by those Czeoh natirist# Josot and Karel Capek. Opulently pro- en ty bake! pales Oo e ge an aol Wuoed by W. A. Brady at Jolson's Theatre last night, this human comedy|fo nuered them oft. to. wholesuls “It represents the high water mark of film » Pj, eee form proved to vee most novel event of the dramatic season, slaughter, There was a bit too Sece producvoriathe farthest step that the silent Women "5 Dresses of Poiret Th ree Piece thine, in ithe ‘Heerlen, ahily orl cuats nothing 0 pathetic, so thrilling, as CoE ee ait sr BHILSSDHY drama has ever taken ¢ ei Ale highroad_ of Carving Sets Qnd things. Although the butterflies} the murder of the cricket's dainty| of insects. Moreover, {t had much art.” —ROBERT E. SHERWOOD, Herald. Twill d Ca t C 4 87 r.) made a very pretty show, they sug-|bride by the saw-ffy, so that he might] the same grim, chilling aspect as the “To Zorro and D'Artagnan, Douglas Fairbanks an nton repe . gested nothing more than silly filrta-| feed her to his voracious larva, Just as| robots in Karel Capek’s “R. U. R."' at has added Robin Hood, and Robin Hood is the Were $6.50 Of the society world, with a] he did Mister Cricket when that merry|the Garrick Theatre, Indeed, ‘The the thre sicture. whith for Py Stainiese steel with whtte haste poet resisting the outrageously | gentleman danced back into the| World We Live In" would be better greatest of the three—a picture Special 1 1 77 cer gab frank advances of those bold hussies,|danger zone, Selfishness was falrly|with a larger vein of that humor magnificence of setting, richness of peeeanthy) . partimshd Lat sie, Mec otsenad | Tris and Clythia. We were reminded] run Into the ground, yet !t had 1] common to mankind, and, let us nope, beauty and eloquence of photovraphy and Poultry Sheare—imported stedh— | @f the cabaret, especially when a]deadly fascination. ‘This was duc|to insects, We could, of course, find impressiveness of action has probabiy never}} Model in Poiret twill, trimmed with crossed full nickel finisb— | Broadway tune kept the dancers go-| largely to Edgar Norton, who made| imagination in it, but never the de- been equalled before.” —Times, were $1.87.......5 seseees LO \ Me. Except for tho iridescent hang. |the saw-fly flendiahly eager, switt| ijenttul sense. of eomplete, BUrDrIs9. , : braid forming pockets and streamers, in navy | | Pearl Handle Sewing Piecee— ings and radiant costumes, there was}and cold blooded slayer, Vinton| jt well enough to have an , with asterli ail: jes—ple helther charm nor imagination P'reedley was a lively, cheery cricket, staarvant nie ereditate on the ways ‘ r i blue. Canton crepe models with lace yoke and Knives, berry spoons, tals cota | "The Marauders" had deeper mean-|and Jill Middleton managed to be] of insects, but even granting him this oS al satin models. gravy ladies, cold mest forks, | fag, sinister for most part, yet gro-| helplessly gppealing as the short- privilege in a drunken dream, little] © tomato servere— 4 ae Speer eee: Here the mirror] lived bride. bent Sonn and Jane! was left to the imagination by having were .78......+ scspusceecs) Caw up—or down—to nature, with | Corccran were full-bodied beetles who}the insects talk with him, Robert ’ o—elx pleces—clea ven, i Malserly beetles rolling their ball only| left no toubt that they cared only for oases oes Rei talker, though his — t Lam hn ite t knife, paring | fo lose it in their greed to make an-| gain clothes were so neat and his hair and ’ faite kad teent teci-conteleee | other pile, as the saying might go in| Industrial greed came in for its|beard go trim that he couldn't pos- _— Women S bandles— 12 bur business world. But there was share of criticism with the ants work-Ieiply be taken for a dirty vagabond. Were B2.07.....secccsesees OD | — << = ——— - ——— Robin Hood is great—the greatest yet—better Regular and Extra Size Stainless Steel Knives, Triple 15 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. "AMUSEMENTS. than ‘The Three Musketeers’ —bigger drama, & - Hentteecaet ava Buloee Gt | | A | A A RR | a a Rt Na R GARDEN 2 «7,8 |" SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE JOLsOW's GOTH ST. "eae. At teh Ave: more spectacular, yet Rg ah ts Tae tiee forks—were 98.95 ......... 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