The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1922, Page 27

THE Tees, . oy __THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMREP 14, anastini Aa! Bint ®] others who deserve honorable men- euturess who. éony , a tiot are Marion Saki, Georgia Caine, d to en the axed them, It is ‘ nde <4 THE NEW PLAYS Arthur Deagon, Frank Otto, Joseph into giving her the respe gayety and pathos, anger and scora, D Niemeyer, Dorothy Newell, dna sorrow and. self-reconciliation: ‘ —— Whistler, Marjorie Lane and Mercer : ' a Gan Willy’ we've already said she ; ‘Templet ‘The dane ¢ all good, | She loses her heart to was wholly satisfying. “Merton of the Movies” ospecially a couple of girls who look | alas!_is Monte-Prace's so also, was her company. like twins and kick like clockworks Our guess ts t hey are the Lor- raine- Sisters, but it’s just a guess. George M. Cohan wrote book, lyrice and music for “Little Nellie Kelly," and when he wrote them he wrote ®| sveat big hit. B. D. dealin Sorel Is Satisfying In “L’Aventuriere.” Cecile Sorel was greeted en ally last night in “L’Aven Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFIM AV... { Sketchy but Amusing By CHARLES DARNTON. Thanksgiving Needs and Gift Assortments Now Displayed Throughout Store at Money-Saving Values HAT screen-struck boob Merton Gill took shyly to the stage of the Cort iT Theatre last night and made himself the laughing-stock of an audience curious to see what sort of play George S$. Kaufman and Relly had worked out of Harry Jeon Wilson's exceedingly cle Merton of the Movies.” re Con- Mile. thuaias Y story “To any one familiar with the bool ® ft must have been plain that Wilson Ahe best of it. Perhaps this was to be expected. With two of its screen as a low comedian, but with the aid of that sly Montague girl, who had discovered his real talent, he bucked up and gave an interview turiere” by a brilliant but not, if you get the distinction, flashy audience, among whom were many of her com- patriots, which filled the 39th Street “My, but it’s good!” THURSDAY Two Day Sale Curtains and Draperies vide« 0 scenes Theatr velcome her and the Com- , eee sive gle outs Uta Bd Phas aba MILLA Ly se vere er an ‘om —that's what you'll hear when a luscious A PR O NS Christmes gifts of fine play ly moved r y, but often} zine that left no doubt of the fame, 2 id i i « stopped short as though out of breath} not to mention the money, on whien| | And Mlle. Sorel deserved the greet- cranberry pie is served for dessert. curtains and drapery ee Wéwildered by new surroundings.| he could count. ing. She was, to those who app Cranberries—the fruit for every meal. Serve { tyles vi sith materials are remem- a ietchy, but amusing, 12 much| 4% this serious, even solcinn, gilloy,|riate good acting, wholly safistying. as a Saute, aa jelly, or ae batter, Apron styles vie with brances ot practical as vo of a 7 ieee 5. ' en Glonn Hunter wag boyishly droll and| Even those who came to see the much E , AS jelly, . each other to be more well as decorative value. Wilson's satire was lost in the rush} ingratiating, and never better ‘than| be-press-agentcd diamond = trimmed conomical— healthful —e. ‘ - there retrined enough of his dialogue] When waiting on the bench to b hat, the queer yellow hair and the 4 fot ! asy to prepare. charming than ever and Fine Quality Reversible Velour jo Keep things going pleasantly. In] his “career.” Florence Nash w famous Sorel gowns remained .to ad «preserve Cranberries, willbe went free ve tequert remain practical, and Curtains 7 ft. 6 in, Jong--30 the adapters helped themselves] capital chotce for the Montague mire her art. Sorel gave them flashes Lodaads we have a wide assort- n wide French edge—combina- AMM a0 liberally that little room was| the most refreshing of Wilson's char- of all of. it, for the part of Dona AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE, 90 W. B'way, New York. tes os tions of rose and blue, blue aad Por original stuff, But they did|acters—and there prohably is no one} Clorinde in Emile Augier’s comed) ment that have suceced- gold, olive and crimson and Mamkige to squecze in a good hit of| who could nave equalled her in this] calls for just such a demonstration ed. At these prices you other desirable colorings. 22.07 fun at the expense of Will Hays,] T° But she made the mistake of ; y hen @ former Secretary of Agricul-| letting down her high spirits too soon will want a number lo Remarkable Special in fe, Who secmed to own the. very| doubtless to drop into a sympathet ar . > Curtai a ton's boarding house to cor brought a sense of humor to hes or to use as gilts. Pet a ar Pe i ae work as the casting director and was ‘ \ value 815.5 ee eras young star, non |ANGRMCHER HUMAN, AA‘ unexpected BIE Black Sateen AproW Frocks to) Dtese Aprons «licchei)sinishans ue alae 10.97 |, Hope that Merton uld be seen . 1 Me @ country clerk “acting with} fun was contributed by‘Lynn Pr Protect every part of the nice dress loose 1 nmed with ere Imported Irish Point Panel the store dummics was reasonably |WN0 did the Hollywood honors as Will f which they are wora-cretoune | tonne er or chambra " 2!¢ yards lo a stare immirs, was reason ne oi sa encmr ahe en ewe timo egal 1.57 nad ‘tinue moti fell rewarded. | Better still was the) ng with pride beneath a fancy wa'st were 82.10 and $2.38 | Bungalow Aprons patterns at following price outside the Hollywood lot, with the! ©t Bungalow Aprons percales in} fixtired percale I Finch ie ph Mee Pe 4 youth who longed to do “finer and ~~ small patteros or cheched ginghams| oF belted models -werest.18 74 60 inch—valué 610. ae oo bigger things” hanging around tor|Cghan Has a Hit ~—slip-over or | sstick- |Novelty Cretonne arene new ek A Kau fob. All the “types"? were amusing Poe see rack trimmed—w model circular shirt with New Radio Cretonnes--Iatest nov- pr pathetic, and the conversatjons 1x In “Nellie Kelly. and $1.48 921 insque bib—were .07 .78 city “silky Justre—first time shown ween Merton and the businesslike] «p,ttlo Nellie I ae ‘ most artistic’ - oman who hired them were worth ff hes DCMS UNAS colorings Pores) Ing. When he spoke in awed M. Cohan musical show, b: Continulng remarkable purchase aad of that beautiful star, Beulah engagement at the Lib Y sale of Silk Overdraperies— ter, and ventured to remark,|Theatre last night to storms of ar N > Lot i—vai M ¢ is a Fs 3 of ap- 1 aiue 7 .67F ' ia the worldly wien | Plause from the most enthusiastic HNIE w it 2—value $1.47— .OT Ming director gave him a look that }*U* Broadway has known in : t 3—value $2.47— 1.66 Sip volumes us she replicd, “I'li{some time. It ts a typical Cohan rimmed Hats Lot 4 value 82.97-LLO7 she did." 1 with just a bit 5 « eed th Varic blues, \e SUGeanG i qynich Atecton, tmown| usual, just a few more calchy songs Wane ANd RULE O AUC Lice hodestly us Clifford Ariitage, faced IsUAI-—=In tack) dunt-a. bik TOFS. Special 2 50 fipaios—tiosteseen tinal valeaee he camera for the first time and ual of “all the elements that opecia ry Scliveh Art 3 i value. led miserably to pick up a book bly go to make up a Cohan celts ney Tapestry Cre- ke a human being, left something to}show. Action there is alinust every Were $2.95 and $3.95 , tee ey Be Aa antique ef- Gesired. He was scen later in his] minute, and yet there are times when pew " oe ae ss fWioy outfit and ing spurs|a wee licart punch creeps’ In and Satin and gold cloth combined lore } eady to do the ‘sc * work offadds just a touch of the. sweetness in a variely of new shape. 1 ecial Offering Fine Scrim Cur- Higrold Parmalee, but we were denied} |! y loves. In addition to rtely of new shapes ana wine Spl _bemstiteh—plain or P@pmerciiess fun of seein that low | al ere is a plot with a mys colors, including black, brown, wo aa L97 flown comedy producer Jeff Batrd] tory everything, although said ’ y ac a ee Imake a completely unsuspecting fool] plot $ pretty well mussed up at Md beaver, canna, steelanda Imported Bed Sets--Marie An- lor him, times number of combinations. Hats toimette, work —also fine Marqui- Affairs on the lot took a sympa Mr. Cohan has provided the show SOTO ELL Even ae MRC ETS | hen Merton was disillusioned by oe-|Once more we have with tho wear with the afternoon frock Remarkable Offering Figured | holding the Montague girl ‘doubling’'| blonde loveline or tailored suit. Silk Velours—50 inches wide—@1 ‘or Beulah: Baxter as she leaped f nd the care artistic decorative | shades—mi la tossing ship during a heavy rain [Charley King to sell at 87.50 yard... "Ss Our disappointment was almost as} mighty ent 50-Inch Drapery R — reat because the tank into which the | when n mulberrry, pats hui goats girl supposedly jumped was hidde My M 8. ’ others Special . om view. At icast we deserved ine aid micaleateonin Women Black 3,000 Yards Sectional aaa es pati, “Wor the rest, there was Mer-[the role of t x1 for Nollio’'p hand, tainings -2!5 yds. on after the heartbreaking night infwhile Robert Pitkin makes a funny alue 82.97... oe See ey Bi r i Coats vals 1.97 ts | er Oa §S Two specially priced groups WEDNESDAY THURSDAY of coats of fine kerse, aT x I ‘ sea paitepe y, heavily Good Values in interlined, for regular figures. 1TH locomotives, starting is half the battle. Group No. 1—with self collar; also Men’s Furnishings This is ¢specially true of long, heavy freight Plush coats; 36 inches long; shawl | | offer attractive gift buying trains, where the starting power of the locomo- fuscollites Wee 22 75 opportunities tive often determines the tonnage and number of cars it . eae - Men's Fine Silk Neckwear—large can haul-In an effort to minimize this difficulty, a recent Group Nas f mith: square shay poplaeaunareg las cod wool re ; ; : sollar | 3 i ati designs—some si ti cS invention called the “Booster” has been installed on mallee Ch ates et nea Sen. CABLE jal (Gel oeciare?O6:c 8 nae forty new freight locomotives of the Mikado type which are being delivered to the Lackawanna Railroad as fast or Venetian; were $39.73....%... 29:75 Men's Fine Arrow Shirts He assortment of fine count percale, in new and tasteful patterns—all sizes Vé as completed. and slecve lengths— were @1. . These locomotives weigh 551,900 Ibs, each, have an in- Vi ( yR N N ( 5 ( A Men's Stiff Cuff Shirts—in fine : dividual tractive power of 67,600 lbs. and. cost about ! SPECTALS | srs site tit three times as much as the same type of ten years ago. In addition, there will be five new locomotives of the fast freight Pacific type, making forty-five in all. Wednesday and Thursday Until 1 P, M. To prevent dealers buying, quantitics restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. $1.68 Satin Finished $4.94 Corduroy Robes. . 3.55 conservative styles— were 92.25... 1.79 t, ! Keep Comfortable Heel Tadeo, :, Who | Cole torele: tren pies utes Blas °, 2 Ss C. i By use of the Booster, Lackawanna engineers will be 40 and 42 inch—all wool—plain | bins fold, xt side—saahbelt—in B 1 a i an ave Coa ' able to apply extra power to the trailer wheels at the rear 1—Copen, henna, prunes | US(leinnealss-- SECOND. FLOOR ungatow Aprons 4 UNBOWL is the handy portable clectric of the sPsamictive for a quick get-away. The Booster $1.95 Rash des 18 Womena: Me ium Weight Cot- 1.42 radiator that brihgs the warmth of really changes the trailers into driv ers when needed and Reader neni leccoartlighe | Vero sleevelese—knec Were $1.78 : summer sunshine from any lamp socket in then changes them back to trailers when the train has and dar Colne eLoon length tights Striped percale of excellent qual- 1 your home. acquired momentum, It makes use of surplus boiler Ad-ct: Morcerised Sateen, ©87| racccasaa fh ‘ae Hale Agi colares evened with x l- power and the tractive weight on the trailer wheels both Ho inae ReO HM AMAOrL inne GF ERE: | RBIK UNDET NAAR MAN rtook KATRA SIZK DEPT.—POURTH FLOOR “ Si lex Sunbow, in starting and in crucial points on steep grades. It takes Fete ees ae Ua lg 27 et. Men's Cotton Hosiery, .:2¢+ mp ielacenih o SiS eras) ; PANGS Basement. Green and brown heather” mix a Di i uperheaters, me ch ani al stokers, brick 33 ch: Searaiicker Cingh Be tites. sizes 10 to 11g. Women’s Heavy Fleece Ly ELECTRIC RADIATOR arches, improved valve gears, Vanadium steel frames Rac eeaeatracten eirineeet F : Underwear Ns : and forgings and other devices making for increased loco- LSeteen ce © $1.09 Men's Work Shirts. Dice Buy your Sunbowl where you see the motive power. 25 ct. Percales ints Mids cr grave chaabeneathincl 87 Sunbow! Kid” display. Price, $11.00. Through a ee eres ti 4 Yard wide varoiua colors a me 1 ith ai blue potke tot Were $1.07 > constant effort to keep its motive power an stripes on” white grounds~for | black with © alle & ? near Vesta and Drawers extra sices | SIMPLEX ELECTRIC HEATING CO. | equipment at high and advanced standards of efficiency, sR PARICR SB ABENENT Bete Sct cette uate eee 7 cape Mane ; | 7 the Lackawanna Railroad is better able to maintain 30 ct. White Crepes. 21 $1.57 Men's Cotton Ribbed “toes A VT Union Suite | ~ B2nd St., New York City It its reputation of being “Mile for mile the most highly Balt ebla pea a tetea ot! Pe Lee el A ote oad aad lade tbr bat —— Says PHOEBE SNOW- developed railroad in America.” ba iccarae ey nal ea UNDER WBAR-—-MAIN FLOOR Pxtra Special 1.97 Fa LACKAWANN ; 34 ct. Unbleached Muslins, | .2°2 51.95 Men's Blanket Boys’ Hearn TIZAR'YT Union There’s scarce a day, ACKAWANNALTD, CHICAGOLTD, WESTIRN | > FALO LTD. 48 inch avy quality Suit it WEUt Inventors say ‘ Ly.N.York 10,004.m, Lv.N.Yor ich poor. Ly.N.York §.jor.a. sHUBuINS Hash _ Cloth Robes iz ue eons ntors say, + Hahakan tani beg epi tt tg ae ‘1 ery le assortment of patt haa bu and better way.” Ardthaca — §.207.M. A cm, Attias hank, amily use ; HNIBUINGS--MAEN FLOOR tt ue oan Seecia! 225 Ds A swifter flight Ar Buffalo 7.¢5 ram. Ard U ANBUfile fgcnus MUSLIN DEPT.—BASEMENT oe RU et, Sa ae DEP rOLIeTn FLOOR 3 Now proves them right, AnChicagn Aw ¢ i 45 ct. Turkish Towels .BO $14.50 Boys’ Suits 12.50 > U, Li Reed 8 These tr ee F aM, Hemmed—jacquard centr 1 Worsteds, cassimeres and cheviot pon the Roa: nese trains citi nasaat a fioea\ cto al Wee) Orange and Motristewn on pmamied-=yeenuar centres Wi St ead Guna ean we = 7 , 5 TOWELS—MAIN FLOOR 1 “. Fy PA ] " r — For ete information telephone BRYANT 2052 $5.00 New Velour LOTHING—THIRE Silk Under wear | 7 ‘ > *Via Nickel Plate R.R. {Via Wabash Railway Window Draperies 3.99 $12.50 Boys’ Corduroy Including gowns, chemises be Best Cathartic for Headache, Colds, Sour se ooepee sacnen Cent Aries brocade di Suits : 7.85 and step-ins in various : Stomach, Gases, Biliousness timer tate sly Aanttie raaren ami | | eee tty REDUCED ti ° 47 ct. 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