A New Front Against Bolshevism perfectly. She creates a portrait that if: vaguely reminiscent of all the bor¬ Harlem ing wom*"i you have over known. The Speedway Woman Aid The Drama play, however, concerns itself in odd Former to moments On Woman Contest Wilson's with a diamond necklace of the Screen Message great value and its contemplated theft. Opened to Autos This is the molodrama of tho To Lénine Leads in which part play, Senate Seat With Alice Is the Feature in keeps intruding itself on the Wallace Reid Is a Helps Suffrage Brady Thomas A. Wise in "Mr. | restful life of a country house party. Tramp and By Court Ruling That is to on Bolsheviki Opening of the Barnum" at say. the leading man of the Tom a "Thriller" War Man in Cause in France the Cri¬ charity entertainment, is in reality a Logan Richmond Central noted burglar. The author makes no in Two New terion Theatre secret of this. The suspense, however. Pictures Last Sanctuary of Horse is of a leisurely sort and gives right of Mrs. p. E. way to ¦Maria Spiridonovo, Most Brewer, of New Brighton, "Forever After," at the Central The¬ the comedy. Should Be Used AH, Staten French Women's Thomas A. Wise as star and co¬ A moro actor than Robert Wallace Reid is at the by Island, with the primary returns Leader atre. Owen Davis. Presented polished appearing e By by author of the Hudson could have made the of With Peasants, in. yesterday was declared long-looked-for play rôle Strand this week in a picture called Court Influential the winner Sends William A. Brady. around P. The Dancer, the famous thief, a more Says in the contest for the Hearty Thanks to T. Barnum tried his fate at "The Source." The story is different nomination for nu: ta st the Criterion convincing portrait. As it was, his from any of Reid's recent Denounced Germany state Senator on Ted .Coiirnd Naffcl Theatre last night and omniscience, like a few other in vehicles, and the Republican ticket, the President .ltie-li .John Warner* found spots in the first two reels at least he was m 'the ¦\ that his audientfe, in of its, the play, had to strain the credulity of an Richmond-Rocklnrid district. .'««unie.Allen Hreeilv spite tho audience. entirely different Wallace Reid.his "Intruders" Released She Mn . Halloran was an defeated Mrs. Helen of Clayton Mrs. fluss Whytal upwell'ng love for him as an actor, Sidney hair is rumpled, he wears a Rocklnnd McKclvev, Mr Clayton .Krank «Hatch could not authoritative detective, William B. scrubby a Km . laabol Union be coaxed to he looks and he is a New County, by majority of 666. Private full belief in Mack did an excellent bit as the beard, dirty drunk- Started Revolt Mrs. Bre-.ver carried Richmond Nolan.Maxwell DrUeoll him as, a jewel- County Made Deep Tom Lone-ll .f*r«'il"rie-l< Mnnau playwright. Harrison ry counterfeiter, and an- Two by 'is:*, Impression Rhodes, Dudley Diggs But soon Only Horse-Drawn Vehi¬ while Mrs. McKelvey carried MeNabli .J. Paul Jonoi the other other as a he became shaven and her home Ml.« Webb .B«srnlco Parité« author, might have been cockney confederate. shorn and county by ,*U7; l«r. "Some One in sober.in short, "a clean- a Her Democratic Maroii .I. H. ArmsU-ons made to shoulder some of the the House" is scarcely limbed and cles Day Now Seen in forces That Ousted Kerensky will be opponent probablv Letter Williams .I. l'an! Jolle« blame, original, but it is bright and young hero," he married I John A. Lynch, of New Has Exercised Favor¬ but there was pleasant, the heroine. But in of his a real Brighton*, unfortunately enough to and it does not. fall short of being spite virtu- Old Park Are Now Sweeping Red estate dealer, who beat Frnncis By Heywood Broun go around. ular entertainment. pop¬ ous transgressions he is forgiven for Trotting L. Leman in the able Influence for handsome and evf Democratic primaries Equal¬ A real person in an unreal play "«Mr. Barnum" being rything be- by about f>(<0 votes. tho or¬ ly, just barely failed. cause of his convincing in I Guard Aside Leman, of transcends his But There were performance ganization candidate, is contesting the ity Franchise part. this time it times in it when its well- "One of Us" Succeeds the early part, of the picture. I The Harlem Speedway, last sanctu¬ nomination and has taken the matter was her part. Alice Brady was able to wishers chuckled with It is easy for a handsome ary of the old received into the contentment. man to be leading. good horse, courts, lie has asked for a make "Forever After" at There were some I convincing as a handsome what its «,/>>; 7Viti Associated Press) recount. appealing few good lines. There As Underworld man. It not may prove death blow yester¬ A letter to President Wilson from times last was Comedy leading is so easy for The night when the Central Thea¬ evident, now anil .- to day in the court STOCKHOLM, Sept. 9..The Soviet district normally is the women again a com¬ him be so as a rum-soaked derelict. Washington Heights Democratic, of France was made public tre with a new Owen mendable effort to surround Reid is when has not realized the ideals of although George Cromwell, Republican, opened play by num Mr. Bar¬ Van Twilier Yard, a down- Magistrate Simpson decreed that republic carried it twice in yesterday by Mrs. Carrie with the peculiar" sawdust element An orchid and-outer, who has been the Speedway was built for the women and they are succession. Two Chapman Davis. Miss Brady Is better known he thrived play.rooted in the first shanghaied people's ¦Russian playing years ago the vote was: Cromwell, Catt, president of the National Ameri- in, and there was one ideal act in the into a logging camp and made to work. pleasure and should not be monopolized in its 11,- recently from her work for the screen moment on which the rotting mucks of an under¬ He a an important part hastening end. S98; Doyle, Democrat, 10,694. The can Woman Suffrage Association, fell. first net curtain world reforms, falls in love with Svoa by few devotees of the sport of for¬ Their influence in this connection is Democrats elected both than on the stage. Seemingly, the cabaret and bringing forth an un- Nord, who in real life is Ann Little, mer generations. The magistrate dis in Richmond Assemblymen through whom the message was con- Otherwise "Mr, Barnum" missed its believably beautiful flower in the soci- and becomes missed James and Robert being exerted even more powerfully County last year. veyed to the movies do contribute to the art of act¬ .aim. All | finally president of a Pringle Le¬ "It is a straightoiit of a President. The letter ex- through there was almost ety of tho third act "One pulp company or something. vers, of the Harlem Board of Trade, it was in the. dictator¬ fight woman presses the ing. Sidney Drew came back to the comedy, almost wedding is than bringing against a man in an appreciation of French truth, almost drama. of Raymond Hatton has one of those who were arrested by a patrolman on evenly balanced women for President spoken a much more finished ac¬ It fared better, of Us,' by Jack Lait, produced last the ship of the proletariat into existence. district and with a fair field," said Mrs. j Wilson's recent stage of course, in the act¬ weird characters to portray which he Speedway Friday, charged with messsage to the women of the Allied tor ing ;ts central Mr. night at the Bijou by Oliver Morosco. does so an on Evidence of this has been observed by Brewer last night. "I do not ask any than when he left it, and last night could not figure. Wiso well. He is Pop Sprowl, a pry- driving automobile territory odds of countries, and is Mme. De- fail to be magnetic if he re¬ men have tried ing old auntie of a restricted law to who came out of Russia with the Mr. Lynch. I shall get every signed by Alico Brady displayed a newly found cited the Many many ways to village postmaster. by horse-drawn a man man and woman Witt of the revenue bill. If last Theodor« Roberts is seen vehicles. vote I can, Democrat Schlumberger, president skill. audience never night's reform girls of the slums, and perhaps to advan- American refugees who reached Hapa- as well as Union Française pour le Suffrage des knows anything else tage in a small The decision was a step forward for Republican, and be is at lib¬ Femmes. It about "P. T.," it will Messrs. Lait and Morosco have hit on part. New randa, Sweden, last week. erty to do the same kind of reads as follows: Perhaps tho hint which is learned in his always believe The real feature of tho programme is York autoists in the long drawn hustling. "To President Wilson. country did well to have loved a successful cave man's the out to a was the I won the Republican nomination with- the studios is not to move around too The him. way.the way. tabloid opera "Rigoletto," which fight acquire much needed Maria Spiridonovo probably out Sir: With a sense of supporting company made no is boulevard on the eastern side of Man¬ leader the aid of money and largely be- deep gratitude much. After all the scope of the such appeal. At least, they seem to have hit on a being presented with Ernest Davis most powerful in the establish¬ cause my friends believe I wish to thank you for your reply to Phoebe Foster played the [as the Duke of Mantua, Yon hattan Island, completing the loop of that Ï can the camera is limited in the interior little runaway successful play, for their comedy is as Collignon in ment of the Bolshevik power. As the serve them I r.m address which the Union Française Southerner, who won all Rigoletto, Alys Michot as Gilda and parkways the northern part of the creditably. glad that hearts- in the - Ï shall pour le Suffrage des Femmes forward- scenes and much of the useless cross¬ piny. She must abandon mixed entertainingly from well ap- ¡Ada Poli aa Maddalena. island, of which Riverside Drive forms recognised spokesman of the peasants, have the opportunity to make tho sickly sv/eet monotone the race, as I to ed to you on February 1 in the name of back and forth is eliminated. Miss if she ever roved ingredients. Breezy underworld The comedy is an the western portion. What failed of forming 85 per cent of the Russian expect demonstrate the ing hopes i » act. Frances Nielsen did bet¬ satire amusing Flagg accomplishment in that, a woman after she studies on suffragists of tho different Allied took ter dialogue that reveals several odd view¬ called "Hick Manhattan." past years through sho the up countries. Brady all her big moments last by the Swedish Peggy legislation introduced at was population, swung peasant the subject can make as a Your stirring reply on the her Nightingale, though Hopkins is starred. Albany just good night with a minimum of movement. Swedish accent, rar from convinc¬ points on life is one of them. A dive brought about in a strength into line and persuaded the political canvass as a man. I am de¬ subject of woman suffrage, which The overture is the "Marcl»e Slav." magistrate's court, ing, plus Miss Foster's French accent waiter who is a a in the Social Revolutionaries of tho Left to termined that the Republican party reached us on June 23, was immediate¬ She managed to let her heart break equally preacher of the Gos¬ There is horn solo, "Meditation," by ironically enough very month inserted, our without a of a unveracious. pulled one scone on A. and an which has given the horse his first the Bolsheviki. On 4. shall have nothing to regret on account ly through efforts, in all walking quarter mile, from pathos to trash. pel the side is a fresh character, Geithe, organ solo from moments join July eight of a the important newspapers of Paris and or any part of it. She didn't do "Queen of Sheba." of glory since the invention she nominating woman for Senator." funny Carlotta Monterey and Ethel delicately delineated ñy Harry C. Brad¬ of the flivver. months later, delivered a startling the provinces. The position of moral things with her hands or her voice. man wore Cad- A creditable enough, and Miss ley. Harvard graduate who pretends At the Academy Tom Mix is seen in Magistrate said that speech of defiance to German oppres¬ authority which you occupy in the But there was pl«*nty of expression and Cadman to be a murderer in to Simpson legis¬ world, Mr. for all Some of these sang "Home, Sweet Home" order win a a new picture called "Mr. U. lation restricting the speedway should sion, which resulted in the assassi¬ Women to Continue as President, gives to your feeling that. General Tom queen of a cabaret is involved in an S. A." Logan, be thoughts and your opinions upon all things come with training. One thebeautifully. Thumb and interpreted according to the spirit of Count von gift little lady who married him amusingly topsy turvy scene when In the scene rather than the letter. nation Mirbach, German profound and vital questions tremen- belongs to Miss Brady by heritage. She some made he tries to to opening Jim Logan is Cleveland Conductors welcome bright spots, live up his char¬ seen his horse a "When I was a Ambassador to Russia, and announced dous and uncontested weight. After has quite the largest smile on Broad- tho iittle particularly acter with his while that riding off bridge and state senator," said that the Social the of lady, played by Queenie Mab. bride, into tho water, fifty feet below. After the magistrate, "I introduced a bill in Revolutionaries of the publication of your letter in the way and every inch it is engaging. Harold de Becker was lady of the Levee (the scene is Chi- Left would make bitter war we Not good, and so was that for five reels there are no anti- the Senate to open the speedway to on the CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 9.. press were immediately conscious, as much may be said for the Gaston Glass, the latter the cago's Tenderloin) seeks to reform her climaxes. the but Bolsheviki. Women will continue to as as we that as for the chief Owen possessor Tom Mix can do public, unfortunately it was act con¬ hoped, your opinion on play player. of so perfect, a French accent alarmingly brutal husband and make that everything thrown out. ductors in the woman a Davis has to combine old that it all the other screen acrobats can The Speedway cost the Turn on Former Leaders employment of the suffrage had made deep im¬ attempted the must, have been him "go straight." The paraphernalia of New Cleveland in France. stylo college and the new genuine. 'of do, put together. It is too bad that people Y'ork $6,000,000 to build Railway Company, pending pression play stylo But because "Mr. Barnum" all the other crook plays police, he is a and the annual Several prominent officials have been a Federal of the "1 had waited to thank until I war drama by a wounded man this missed it stool not little more romantic look- upkeep since is $3S,000. of investigation question you making '.imc is no reason wiiy i;. sh.eulei pigeons and surprise turns.give ing, but then can't have Apart from the letter of the law there siain since Mlle._ Spiridonovo's declar¬ a shortage of man power, under a could indicate the first result of your remember things in his delirium. First the next. The* creator an exciting twist to the amusement you everything, is an«! now decision the hero is on the of "The C;?. -it- | and he seemed to suit a beautiful another aspect and that is the com¬ ation Nikolai Lénine, idol of announced here to-day by II. reply to our address. The newspapers battlefield and then est Show on Earth" and make the third act, with its sec¬ girl mon the lies B. Diehlman and have it he is back under a lovo has a fine char¬ ond named Suzanne, who is really Kathleen sense view. As a magistrate I Bolsheviki, badly wounded by Margaret Russanow- published during the last few balcony making acter comedy in him espousal of the cave man from have the to shots tired a Russian ska, Federal as follows: to a sixteen-year-old miss. Thereupon, t«. reposing waiting Harvard the Connors. right interpret and use the by woman, Dora the investigators representing days, the bo dug out. When that right and unsoiled orchid from The who spirit rather than the letter of the law. Kaplan, a Social who Department of Labor. "'The group for women's play cuts back again to No Man's is writton no man comedy the slums, a dramatic essential. people play tho various Revolutionist, rights, in tho world will be i characters in the seem and that spirit is that the said she her life in In announcing their the at the has noted Land, only to return alter a little to able to do as Arthur was as serious as picture to think Speedway placed jeopardy decision, meeting Chamber, much to make it live as Ashley of was built for the and to save Russia and believed this could government agents said the removal President Wilson's to the "Inter¬ a spot just abaft the Harvard boat- Thomas Macbeth in the murderer as nothing risking their lives in all people's pleasure reply A. Wise. The combination stuff, he sorts of and that whether be horse drawn or be realized only through a Constituent of women now in the service would national Woman house on the eve of the big race. The idea and actor of called it, and Bertha Mann made Joan ways, unless one dies of they Suffrage Alliance," area are far too fine to bo heart failure before tho driven vehicles this beautiful Assembly. Mile. Kaplan, a medical stu¬ cien more seriously cripple the present recognizing the part played by women indicated by a drop of broken lost Grey's awakening to admiration for picture is over trees and scarred meadows was merely because the first venture ho is to it fasoulevard should not be monopolized dent, thirty years old, has since been inadequate transportation of the vast in the war, and declaring himself in desig¬ fell short. Let Mr. her caveman as natural as sunrise. "-oing enjoy tremendously. a number nated on the as No Man's Wise start all over It is Western drama in its most thrill- by couple of vehicles a day, which I executed. of workmen dependent upon favor of their right, to political fran¬ programme again and come into the Her performance was worthy of a understand to Mile. is the street car service. Land, but the description seemed even heritage of ing form. H. U. be the case. The orig¬ Spiridonovo a teacher, about chise. good will that always waits for greater cause. inal never intended old. At a joint " more fitting for that part of the play him The legislation that, thirty years Until late in June conference, September 4, 'The group has decided to request with a play and a part more play starts with the applauded and so Í discharge the defendants." she was the most effective speaker and between company olficials, representa- the Committee for Universal which occurred around the Harvard to reward it. worthy fireworks of a band and Lieut. Emmons tives of Suffrage was jazzing keeps Alexander to Mr. Pringle and Mr. Levers were ac¬ organizer for the Bolsheviki. She did the street car men's union to its on this in boathouse. Certainly it a land Mr. up interest means of and A. L, lodge report question never dreamed of in billingham's production was "steadily by fly- Miss companied by Dock Commissioner Mur¬ rot favor the Brest-Litovsk peace, but Faulkner, special agent of the near future.' Cambridge. mediocre. ing-spark dialogue. It has one flaw in Marry Claudia Lincoln ray at whose it as Secretary at which a Friends and relatives, annoyed and a Hulbert, suggestion the accepted inevitable and kept the Wilson, threat¬ "You see, then, that, although a bill half-disgusting dance in the cabaret Mr. and Mrs. James G. of two men invaded the peasant organizations in line until she ened strike of 2,f>00 motormen and has not been before the made love to the members of the. Crim¬ scene. have Lincoln, Speedway last conductors was yet brought son in of the fact that the Boston, announced the engage¬ week on a tour of inspection of the learned the Bolshevik government was averted, it was agreed letter exercised a eight spite 'Someone in the ment of their that the Chamber, your has big race was fifteen minutes House' daughter, Miss Claudia waterfront. Commissioner Huiburt nreparing t<* turn over millions of investigators should decide favorable influence on our only away. Lincoln, to Lieutenant whether women shall deputies. Somebody was tactless enough to hand Emmons Alex- called attention to the fact that the yards of cloth to the- Germans. She remain at work "Accept once again, Mr. President,: At the ander, aviation section, use of the denounced this in the pending the investigation. the stroke a telegram not two minutes Knickerbocker U. S. A. Miss Signal Corps, speedway by motor vehicles press. Diehlman and Miss the gratitude of all French suffragists before he stepped into tho boat. Worst j Plays and Players Lincoln is a grand- was necessary to citv and national Russanowska in- and assurance of daughter of the late Lénine Favored dicated that while their the the. ever-increas- nl' all, the captain of the crew, who Professor John business. Plundering recommenda¬ devotion of our nation for "Someone in the House," a melodra¬ L. Lincoln, of Brown The first Then Admiral tions will deal with the issue sub¬ ing yours. was some forty «>r fifty pounds over¬ John tenant University. Lieu- cry to open the Speedway Stchasnig, who saved "For the Central Committee of the the stnA'' nol to matic comedy by Cort is soon to produce "List¬ Alexander is a son o' J. B. to automobiles was in the Baltic fleet for mitted by the railway company and weight, kept telling Larry Evans, Walter a Alexander and a raised 1913 by Russia, was exe- its U. F. S. F., hit. it up in the race even if he should Percival and ening Lester," musical farce, with grandson of Mrs. M. I Park Commissioner and it trial on employes, their investigation will George S. Kaufman, was book and W. both of Stover, was the charge of extend to "The president, see that the Elis were ahead open lyrics by Harry Cort and Emmons, New York. He was loudly seconded by the being implicated in a counter general labor conditions. by presented last night at the Knicker¬ music by Harry Orlob. a member of the class of j Washington révolu -a- "MARGUERITE DE WITT SCHLUM¬ water. The captain neglected to say '19 at Har¬ Heights Taxpayers' Association and ;. nary plot. Mile. Spiridonovo always BERGER." how the strok«« bend his bocker Theatre by George C. Tyler. A vard, but entered the service during the Harlem Board of opposed just might, In and his freshman year, Trade. Yesterday capital punishment and de- From Piano to neck nbout to catch a glimpse of the well known "Crops Croppers," which Iden and was on the Mr. Pringle stated that an r.ounc.-d this act. Shop Is Broadway manager has re¬ Payne presents at the Belmont Theatre Mexican border for several months. two average of leading crew. One of the old grads cently issued a slender vehicles a day used the Premier Lenine'a policy of dividing Women Will boasted that he "stroked number three little volume Thursday evening, Eileen Huban will Speedway. the peasants into rich and Her War-Time Record Register addressed to be seen here in her first rôle. poor classes in the Harvard boat," but it was ex¬ playwrights posing the comedy AMERICA'S and urging file poor to plunder from New Draftees that he had been out of col¬ query "How's Your Second Act'.'" The FOREMOST THEATRES AND HITS UNDER THE DIRECTION the r h was also Thursday; plained author.; of The San Carlo LEE OF offensive to Mile. From the melodies of Chopin to the lege for thirty years. "Someone in the House" Grand Opera Com¬ & J. J. SHUBERT. Spiridonovo, The cumulative tune of a have looked well to pany's performance of evidence finishing machine has been A senior remarked "If it's really that. For most of Wolf-Ferrari's If of submission to tho German demands the war-time progresssion of Miss Janet WASHINGTON, Sept. 9..Plans for; like but it is ihe comedy in tho play is concentrated! "Jewels of the Madonna" for the WAV ana fired Mile. building up and sustaining the morale you say," possible in that act. benefit of the 00th St. THEATRE Spiridonovo to revolt, and Williams, a New York pianist, who that under tin« stress of a boat race the The scene the Stage Women's War Re¬ Evgs. at S. CENTRAL^-«* her to Bolshevik has forsaken of the women throughout the country rehearsal showing lief next Broach and challenge the leaders the piano to enter the the attention of most pertinent lessons of English by wealthy society amateurs Tuesday night, promises to MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 To in the Ail Russian Soviet on machine of the will occupy the of a be a gala affair, Enrico Caruso and ¦* Congress shop American Can might be forgotten. Not. all the charity entertainment is one of MOST GIGANTIC SHOW July will never be as a Women's Committee of the Council of play the funniest his wife will occupy a forgotten by the Company finisher on 75-mm. shells. is as false as the bit of college life things we have seen. And box. Pen and IN NEW YORK ¿rreat audijaice which filled Her first letter as a National Defense which will meet this every bit of the ink sketches by himself will be auc¬ F0REÎ.R tho hand came of AFTER grand factory in which Owen so unsuc¬ comedy the scene opera house at week to map out its fall campaign. Davis delves ¡s tioned off Burr Moscow. yesterday to the office of the women's The final scene of the extracted by Lynn Fontanno and by Mclntosh. Elsie OF "You may have a division of Just as the men are asked to do cessfully. play Ferguson, Julia Arthur, l'X. ÄilfF RRAIiY Has returned ¿ On majority in this the United States Employ¬ has an excellent null to it. Miss Hussard Short. Mary Boland, Which "flVB I>KAL»I (.,,.,. ,,^;,... but not a ment everything for victory, so the women Brady As J. Margaret Dale, Jane congress, you have majority Service. does some «>f her best work here. There Percyval Glendenning, Hassard Grey and many 1918 of the workmen of Russia with and Miss Williams, or Foreman Williams of the country will be asked to stand Short is a other stage notables are expected to 30 500 NEVT SrNDAY' NIGHT.FIRST you men is also a good deal ot amusing writing wealthy society amateur attend. (ENTRAI. THEATRE you have not 1^ per cent of the as she is soon to works for the sum solidly behind the and continue with a for Scenes Cofttumeti CONCERT. " peas¬ be, and in the first which con¬ passion publicity and ants, she shouted. of ."') cents an from their sacrificing until the war is won. playing act, Fontanne is the Lynn hour 7:30 a. m. cerns the of a some¬ perfectly empty-head- Tl'.cafro, 62d. m*nr Broadway. LPRl*\IPF*N,*sTHEA., 39th. near Broa way. She to to 6 m. Wives, mothers and sisters will bo lovemaking pair .-«I wife Two companies of "Seventeen" I\.11V,WJ announced the Bolsheviki that p. at the particular job of where in the of seven¬ who rings all the on start KTcnini« H:10. Matinees To¬ Beginning TO-NIGHT. 8:30. she would if the noses of expected by the women's committee to neighborhood changes on tour next week. One of morrow and Saturday. 2.10. KTIWHT WALKER Presents fight they wanted fight, finishing the shells. Piano teen. It would be even more effective stereotyped expression. Don these, and i:' would hands do well for take the first steps in following the has us Marquis made up of the original MATINEE ONATHAN necessary take revolver very this work, she if the with were given her equivalent in Hermi- cast, except¬ TO-MORROW r>nc to $1.50. MAKES A WISH Jind bomb are programme of the Council of National comparison Ti.rkington ing a new Willie THE WORjMVS (JltEATEsT ENTERTAINER First Mati.« To in hand and lead the peas- writes, because they strong, and not inevitable. one, and Miss Fontanne visualizes her Baxter, opens at tho morrow, 2:30. ants against oppression. She sln'ok her of all the women who have been tried Defense by aiding in the registration Majestic Theatre, Brooklyn, next week. ¦' the box out at this machino she has of all men from IK to 45 next Thurs¬ It is perhaps needless to say that «.*-«'¦ occupied by representa¬ been the the eoii.es FULTON tives of th" one who day. Christmas plans and a campaign play out all right in the end. TO-NIGHT, 8:20 German Embassy and «1<>- only could manipulate it. In that is the motto of the Arid riR*ST MATLVF.E TO-MORROW. Carod Russia "Send over more to enlist nurses' aids for Red Cross fact, play. N E Y <) H . ineomparablo Company of 150 in Oliver I). I* would never submit itself girls," she urges in "It W K S I, E A DING THE A T K ling, of the] Bailey and Nathan sen1!; announce to become a German her letter. service abroad will also be discussed. just has to," the heroine explains, E S A N 1) S 17 (; CESSES whizzing cycle laughter colony. and the curtain comes down i.rfwgtS^W^. !_¦ E? F% B?* » » Tho women's division will make every Thousands of women will be asked to when final Lénine V'nahlc- to volunteer as assistants in with the heroine kneeling by the bed¬ NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE at at.-o Reply- effort to enlist within the next few hospitals it CRITERIONSEEf &«*'o-mor'w &.**»." .' Mile. was said here side of her beloved in a hospital in LAST MATS. TO-MOR'W & SAT.. 50c to $2. 1'HOS. A. Sal ~'o rlnaMng. Convincing and Startling Spiridonovo's speech practically days a large number of new recruits to-day. AU. BEATS AT BOX OFFICE. MR. Always Good Scuts. 50c, 75c, In 4 Ae.*ts. by Oliver I>. broke up the congress. Premier Lé¬ for this factory. France there need be no doubt that he LAST 7 TSMES $1. *1.50. Bailey. nine anil Mil ¦'.. t«T of will get well all right. Already she Regretfully AS ROOF CENTURY AT STARTINO War Trotzky wore -, - mm m W ev ara THEATRE U:J<*. B'way Women Start New Drive knows that he loves her, so there A ineffective in their attempts to refute Pomoely ley Harrison Rhodes & Tlios. CENTURY GROVE her charges. Lénine, who had seemed Suffragists Plan Campaign seemed to be no reason to doubt that A, Wiio. Mg$$BT CASINO 89th st TO-WOR.EVE B.5o. to the would live "for¬ B'way and 28th St. BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 'N' EVERYTHING Win. «SlilOtt Ray be a power of strength in the All On September 18 a committee of 100; princess happily "s KNICKERBOCKER,lives. s :2o. First A VIU anel Morris Oest P from National ever after." Monday, y A NEW HW/inD»«ieen.Mat. To-m'w, *3:2(). HIT_MOLL1EKING Russian Congress four months before, At a conference of the leaders, of¬ the League for Women's Klaw .t ErlmiKor'sfprTieth.T^^New Musical Comody, W MELODRAMATIC )MEDY FIRST TIME IN AMERICA had lost all his tire. ficers and workers of the New Service will start a drive the They might have been happy much OÏIAÏT Thea 4r,:h. \V. of B'way. Eres. S:20. York through DIJKJVJ j.-
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