The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 18

Se ME RATE cam td cone eee n a eet eames ens seme SNe a aca r . } THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922. and Hylan Invited to Jewlehyday evenins ‘The proceeds will go to forphans of the east stte-toot and Ktddte show, the Ir on, which will give Hebrew | warm shelter during the wigter months Btoddart, known as the Beetle King, will be star ; I h e S ta é —— . Sect Amith, Mayor Hylan ‘and g Gossip. ect Copeland have been tn+ Py, Gloria Foy, of “Up She Goes,” haa attend the annual kiddle show By BIL “ DLEY and dance of the Hebrew Kindergarten and Orphans’ Home, No. &5-37 Mont- Street, at Palm Garden, 68th refused a film offer. Jullan Bitinge is going into Keith vaudeville soon. Jeanne de Casalls will bo seen in| the Theatre Guild's production of “The Tidings Brought to Mary." Blorso wilt not return to England ! fhe near futuro, after all. Arthur Hammerstein an- nounces she las signed a contract to act under hit management for three years. Mise Day will appear in} Ruth Berse, actress and dancer “The Wildtio & musical PIMY.! hag joined the cast of “The Boat- With book lyrics by Otto Harbach | jo cey + o the cabaret ce u $ ; Hemet 34. sak legsers She adds life to the \ is ers Arouses County— = [music by Herbert stothart and Vine) Pr. rowan will become # ; / e Second Killing by Moonshin-| wit» tov May Call Troops. miearoa! on Dee. Mt ad will be Dee Getting the rehearsal on Dee. 21 and will be pre- t sented in New Yok on Feb. 5 : the, leant. oF row night 1d, “The Cat and ng formed to tour MT STERLING. Ky., Dec 11.—A Pose of Federal officers and citizens FAY BAINTER SOON. Swept the trails up through the} William Harris jr. announeos that A fourth Wooded hills of Menifee County to-] Fay Bainter will begin a New York] the Canary ' : Gay. on the b of the moonshine [engagement on Christmas night, ut] in parts of America . lg) ar Bard that murdered Dave Treadway, [the Broadhurst Theatre, in “The Lady Irene Home of “The Last Warn ‘ Prob'hition agent, Sunday Cristilinda,” formerly called ‘The e thinks Dr, Coue must "Tae ee one way of fol recdway, second victim in two | Painted ty.” ho play is by| be simply grand She ts studyt \ tas of the entmee gia been omcteen Heike Ge Mayen te be simply : Pict P _ ting the best- -tasting, most fell dead when bullets rained from | featured in the company. Sam H. Harris ¢ Margaret er delicious white bread in New @mbueh wpon a party of officers seek- Lawrence, in * a S, nico York. That is to insist upon ys a Cushman’s Grade A. ax * et Try it tomorrow. It’s made of asm! the richest, creamiest milk. It's thoroughly baked in the home- made way. Its flavor is the most delicious you have ever tasted. Buy it! Try it! It’s a treat for the whole family. Ask for it by name—and insist upon getting it. The makers of Pride of the Farm Tomato Catsup start right. They select with care the largest, fairest tomatoes, sun- ripened on the vines. That’s why Pride of the Farm Tomato Catsup is always, oh! so good! lt Is Great Millions of Bottles Sold Annually in Grocery and Delicatessen Stores ing the slayers of Agent Robert Duff, wh was shot Saturday His body Jay for some time a few yards from E. F. Albee announces that the spot where Duff fell, while bis}de Franne, tenor of the comrades returned the fire of the rique Opera House of Paris, hy Mountaineers. engaged to make an extended tour of ‘A few moments before the slaying} the B. F. Keith Clreutt. He will ar of Treadway, his party had found a| rive in New York next week. @UM and destroyed 1,400 gallons of whiskey mash. Armed with sawed-off shotguns, rifles and revolvers, the poste to-day penetrated the mountain fastnesses Where moonshiners for decades have held sway. The long squirrel rifles of the law-breakers provided formidable defense to their native territory, and United States Commissioner W. H Wood was quoted as saying Federal Theatre on Christmas night The wi night Mr. Harrie will launeh ” Rill, M. P.,"" ing asso- elation with Lewis & Gordon, in Montreal KEITH SIGNS TENOR. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. A drummer was in Wellsville last week selling shutters for houses and the Optic spoke of him os "Another Of Course It’s blind man."" Better Soup! FOOLISHMENT. A maiden, who lived in Chicago, No wonder you'll like Was marricd one day to an actor. Van Camp's Tomato She used to applaud Soup. 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The order of the repertory of tl Moscow Art Theatre, during its > York engagement, which beg the 44th Street Theatre on Jan. 8, been received by Morris Gest first ‘play will be Tolstoy's dor Ivanoviteh.” Next will jorky’s “The Lower Depths," or ght Lodging,” and after that there might be necessary to round | wi he collective programs of sho’ bands. plays, or single acts from fong plays, moonshiners all the ad-1) "Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Ostrovsky and Turgenef, Cushman’s 100% Whole Wheat Bread —the perfect health food—tastes as much more delicious than other Whole Wheat Bread as Grade A tastes more delicious than other white bread. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. He—Do you care for winter sport She—I never have anything to do with fast men “GHOSTS” AT THE CASINO. The fortieth anniversary of th detect fire upon the invading of-| Casino will be celebrated on Dev fleers, and slip away to the hill tops./ 28, when a playlet will be given al [Thursday aficrnoon with Miss Luerezin Cracking of twigs as the members of }that theatre, tn addi to the regu-Piort ns Mint and Mr. Gigi hs Federal posse pushed up the wMd-| tar performance of . Irene img frails gave away their positions. | Mary.” The playlet is called “Ghosts Darkness and cold halted the sgarch] of Yesteryear,” and j{ was written by Jate last night, after officers had been| Eddie Dowling. Among the several hours on the trait of Tread-|are Dp. J. Sullivan, sway’s slayers. Tho hunt was oa again} youis Mann, Clara Lipma St daybreak. Howland, Jennie Weathersbee, Three men, seen to dash from) Deane and Francis Wilson. Bushes whence came the shots that Treadway, ave the posse's ve, but the move is part of a Prohibition enforcement drive im Menifee County. ‘The mowstaimeers put up a des- the one when Duff was ' the stain POR CONSUMPTIVES will be sun nex Knowing every tree and traii of the mountains, théy could slip up un- B Alcindoro, Mr. Anu Audisio a& Parpignol the Sergeant range DOLLS AT THE HIP. Dolls, dressed to represent actresses who have appearpd in Broadway pro- duetions this seasom, will be distrib- uted at the Hippodrome from Mop- day. Dec. 18, to Christmas Day, In- elusive. Three dolls will be given the children daily and the actresses will "| make the presentations. -are an evidence of merit. Hundreds of thousands Pt using Borden's Grade A i It never disappoints. It is the acme of milk quality. BORDE Farm Products Co. ' Franklin 1423 ae “Which was riddled with bullets. pahesnaarmte/ en Satay IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. Century Theatre Club, cards, Commo- 1.30 P.M. KANE HAS A COMEDY. 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