The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 27

ve is by no means confined to her voice. «/Jobyna Howland gi within memory as 2° It's not for me to say, “!"may see something of 0! ‘or Mary Garden in Brasa Canava, bet- S‘ter known to the folks back home as "Hollyhock Jones. Soguat as human, just as frank Soparently, just as great these, an upstanding, vigorous opera «Singer, with a mind and a will of her Her energy is amazing. Thun- _ flerous pounding on a door always means “That's Ducky!" But she sails ig like a battleship. wBossibly doubt ptelis of knocking down a grand duke who gave her a diamond Mecklace and then intimated he w “ike something in return. that she has had four husbands an is thinking of taking still another proves her experience in handling men. But a son of nineteen objects to Wer marrying a young Bulgarian vio- »dinist quite as much as she opposes »-his plan to make a silly cabaret girl his wife. ‘him to his father, a novelist who hap- # pened to be her second choice. «her love for this boy, a poet who looks ke a jockey, that gives the play its ~ truly affecting scenes in spite of the fa.t that mother and son are absurd- tly unlike in appearance. way of coaxing money from her Is to . have her knows that work over the stove al- ways makes her good natured. This own. Brilliant and Amusing By CHARLES DARNTON. EERHAPS the most surprising discovery to be made by a visit to the Em- Pire Theatie is that there ts quite as much heart as humor in “The Texas Nightingale,"" Zoe Akins's comedy of a prima donna whose power There is the further revelation of ng one of the most strikingly individual performances six feet or more of “artistic temperament.’ but you) — cere Fremstad| rings about common humor an Anyway, she is and, ap- as either of her bouacing him to Often No one could her word when she Russian id violence. Her way nl t] and announce: The ¢ She is a strange, to change her mind the violinist in few her boy. Incidentally, she introduées once more when the It ts His favorite | tenderness, cook something, for he| Percy Helton. father is admirably THE NEW PLAYS “The Texas Nightingale” a Kitehen scene of un- originality A moment of tenderness wien sh takes the boy on her lap is broken by learning that he wants $5,000 he no sooner expiains the money is for a portrait of him that he felt she would want in case of his death than her generous heart is again opened to hide her real feelings, it would seem, she throws off a serious mood with a laughable again she stops short in a rage to try her voice and see if it has suffered. But it is proof against the grea’ weariness is to land heavily on a chair “I'M EXHAUSTED!" lovable dynamic, creature, storming in one | then lolling into ‘baby talk.” she breaks with ready to marry again the father. of He is not so ready, has her believe he will be way leads down the hill, and, satisfied with this, off she goes to the opera house. 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HOBIENY $1.17 Women’s Vouble Extra Size Fleece Underwear { Vests FLOO} and drawer: See Pages 8 and 12 Columbia Coaster Wagons Mama joo Women’s Extra Size Dresses Were $22.73 17.00 Poiret twill and tricotine tailored dresses and afternoon models of crepe de chine and Canton crepe beaded or embroidered make up this inter- Every dress is a splendid 28 ct. Women’s Irish Linen $1.94 Gingham House $2.25 Men's Flannel Shirts, 1.84 $14. 50 Boys’ Suits sie. 50 Boys’ 60 ct. Mercerized Sateens $2.65 Babies’ Patent 1 $1.00 Extra Size Garter 95 et. Velocipedes — for children 3 to 6 bearing size L size 2 or green enamel -ball bearing— special cgrattue tion— 3.87 4.27 a inches hi, alk—fully dresed in pers, heed, shoes and stockings in various colors— walk and r limited quantity. 1.67 Limit 2. Non it C.0.D,— No Telephone Orders Women’s Extra Size Serge Skirts 4.77 Were $6.50 and $6.97 Navy blue and black models of excellent serge and another style ‘in small checks—all smartly tailored. 35 to 49 inches. Serge model is illustrated. EXTRA SIZE DEPT.—FOURTH FLOOR. SPECIALS No Mail or Telephone Orders. Handkerchiefs ea. 21 With dainty embroidered corners. HANDKERCHIEVS— MAIN FLOOR Dresses : 1.67 Striped and plain. checks—one piece and waistline models— white or plain chambray—collars and culfs—-36 to 46. 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BI 560x36—value .4 54x36—value .45.. . 36-Inch Bleached Muslins— were 15. 39-Inch Unbleached Muslins— value .14 1035 Sheete— 54x90—value $1.02... 54x90—value $1.27 63x90—value $1.27, 72x90—value $1.39. 41x90—value $1.54. $1x99—value 81.69. . 90x90—velue $1.69. . 90x99—value $1.79. . 54-Inch All-Wool Plaid Back Coatings 2.94 Herringbone or heather mix- tures with plaid backs, in @ wide range of beautiful combi- nations. 54-inch All-Wool Herringbones and Mixtures—tan, gray, brown, burgundy, henna, Copen hagen, n—were $2.25. 50 and finch All; Wee! jou fine qui suede , finish, plain colors and heather -tix- tures—polo, reseda, plum, ay pela navy and blac! were $1.97... -1.56 82-inch All-Wool imported Plaids =a variety of clan pat- terns—light anu dark.....: 2.18 54-inch Ail-Wool Jerseys—brown, navy, blue and black—all-over silk em broniery, in et) colors. . 4.85 Pure Linen Huck Towels Were $1.28 85 Soft finish, full towels, hemmed, with damask border all round and with monogram wreath Pure Linen Glass or Dish Towels checked or with name in ler, in red or bl —hemmed—were .54 Extra Quality Turkish Bath Towele—wide colored jacquar. borders—were .58 5 Fine Quality Turkish Bath Towels—colored stripe or jacquard borders and centres were #1.18 :-79 bleached Women’s Extra Size Mercerized Hose Were .50 42 Ribbed top—seam back, black, cordovan, balbriggan. | Sizes 9}, to 10's, Women's Triple Extra Size Bure son Hose | , white and bal- briggan—sizes 942 to 104y— were .65 50 Fourth Floor. Men’ SweaterCoats Were $5.45 4.42 Good sweater coats with V necks or shawl collars. Navy, maroon, oxford, seal brown and green heather. Also some rib- bed coats in the lot, Men's Silk Stripe Madras Shirts: large assortment of new patter Extra Size Dept. some all white—also imported dras in good designs—all sizes designs — some were 82.25 69 fine selection of st wanted new Patterns and colorings were 74 49 Sales Continued Tomorrow Nurses’ Uniforms, Towelings eptional sales of Un- ed Hats and Women's and toys’ L Sults trim tor Other Hearn Advertising