Will Open Times Square *Don't Specialize!" Advises Theater Bert Film Star, Who Lytell, Fulton Street, Livingston St. Practices His Preachings Bond Street, Elm Place,

Youni. man, here's a a tip! requires, without causing 'slowing - Also, young woman! uj^in his or her work. "1 think that la to hold.true BROOKLYN NEW YORK If you wish some to look back going day in all lines of industry. The success¬ upon your life with a smile instead of ful young man or woman of the future Business Hours, 9 to 5:30 a frown don't specialize in your work. is going to be the one who can handle Don't let your eyes rest upon one ob¬ his own chosen work and then branch as Of Don't of out into other things well. jective^ spend every' day course, in pictures, it is more neces¬ your time wishing1 you could do a cer¬ sary. There are very few specialists tain thin«r. Don't be content with a in my profession to-day, and they are "one way" mind. getting more scarce as time goes past. branch ¦'The producer to-day wants men and ew Instead, out. Choose a half women who can ride a bronco or look Voile and doren or more ideals. 'Wuri. to ü du/m Frocks ¡ well in full dress, and one must be able to do those two things, and many 34 Metro 'Film Star others just as much in contrast, if he Women's Sizes to 44 Misses' Sizes 14y 16 and 18 Years would please his company." lie said he saw no reason why the change from the legitimate stage to motion pictures should cause any to depreciation in the clfect of the work ¡8.50 $20 Grades, j an his two $4.90.$5.90.$9.90.$10.90 of actor, and declared that years In the West Coast in pictures had MANUFACTURER wished to move this large stock of new and checks in a wonderful color assortment. some him for much better work on Also all white Frocks prepared Frocks for cash. The Loeser Store was to with him. of washables. the legitimate stage on Broadway when THE ready co-operate he chose to return to it.. He is in New York for the first time Hence this unusual Sale of Frocks at low prices without comparison Among the models are the new coat style Dresses, tunic and over- ¡n the two years, and will begin work .low prices that have not been equaled for some years. draped effects, low neck and short sleeves. Colors include pink, in the of several new heliotrope, production green, tan, brown, and navy on white and colored grounds. All made pictures in the New York studios of Star, Who Is to The Dresses are of fine quality voiles and in a variety of in and the Metro company. He has been Appear finished the finest manner and similar in every way to Dresses which now starred recently in "Alias Jimmy Val- in "The Green Jade" pretty patterns, coin spots, flowered designs, figure, stripe, plaids sell at $8.50 to tomorrow for ontine" and otiier pictures, which $20, ready $4.90, $5.90, $9.90 and $10.90. broke records in the number of persons attracted throughout the country. Vaudeville Production i For many years before entering mo¬ and the are those most in demand for the present season, tion picture acting, Mr. Lytell was a Is Planned to including i.iember of stock companies in New Annually $25 $35 Skirts at $14.95 Kumsi Kumsa White Fan-ia-Si ¡fork and throughout the East, and it By and Short (Washable) was in this work that he first; began to Santley Cord de Le Sport Silks adhere to the call of versatility. When But two more weeks remain of the For Sport and Dress Wear Der» Kist he was engaged in pictures, he said, he vaudeville scasoneof Joseph Santley and White Washable Fan-taSi Symphony Crepe found his ideas all the more borne out, Ivy Sawyer, who come to the New Including (First Time) In id he declares that a amount Theater to-morrow. At the all white, all black and the prettiest colors; also some great Brighton HIS is the balance of our special purchase of the surplus stock of one in fancy weaves of the success of tiite future genera¬ end of that time Mr. and Mrs. Santley of the Skirt manufacturers. self plaids and stripes. _/ tion of screen artis*W is going to be will leave for a summer vacation in leading In all size bands and all i,-tiided by their ability to do many Europe, returning in time to begin re¬ T The models are the .very latest for sport, dress and general wear, lengths. différent kinds of work. hearsals of a new play under the man¬ Second Floor. None Sent C. O. D Ml*. Lytell is confident that the rc- agement of Charles Dillingham. cent action of certain motion picture However, this does not mean that companies for producing legitimate young Mr. Santley will cease to con¬ stage productions in New York not cern himself with vaudeville. On the only will not be a detriment to the contrary, the success of "Bits and Patent Burl ïa teil stage but will lift the general tone Pieces," which he staged in conjunc¬ Women's $8 Leather Ties, $5.85 Printed 39c : _v¿__ of the spoken drama. tion with Hassard Short, has encour¬ Voiles, Values to $1 "Motion* and the he aged them a LOESER NAME in footwear Rives the indorsement of style and becoming- ends. Hope to become three or four pictures stage," into'forming permanent 5,000 Yards : Another Record successful says, "go hand in hand naturally, and producing partnership? ness which enhances its value in the eyes of discriminating women. Purchase somebodies. This doesn't THE of was and best stocks of there is no reason Successors to Mr. and Miss these Ties made for and the one summer Dress we mean that you should go haphazard wlÀ* there should Santley Every pair expressly us, style is ever had at this peason, be friction between prouueers of stage Sawyer already have been engaged, and of the smartest of the season. \* and this and other fine values to make here most through life, doing a little work here "Bits and BIGGEiST buying profitable. and of the motion Pieces" will be in These Voiles are and a little there, each of them poorly, plays picture plays." presented Of patent leather on a comfortable last, in the no 38 inches wide, a fine quality on white and colored grounds but it means that if would fee Mr. Lytell brings from California every leading vaudeville theater from three-eyelet model, tip, in , floral, geometrical and other you hap¬ word that New York to the Pacific Coast. It is French leather heels. handsome patterns. piest you will be forever in search of the theíre ave fewer and Many are less «than half at 39c. a new fewer made wherein the planned to make "Bits and Pieces" an An incomplete range of sizes. regular price yard*»' things to do, new ambitions to be pictures being .Main Elm realized. Do everything well, but have scenery and "business" are faked. He annual series, and next year's edition Floor, Place. $1 Organdies at 69c \ $1.50 Imported Voiles, 98c plenty of things to do. told of the filming of a part of his will contain travesties on popular Plain color Organdie, in shades of pale Printed next re¬ plays, just as the current Voiles, 38. inches wide, in Theatricals hold, so many different large picture that will be production blue, pink, rose, 'old blue, heliotrope, handsome Persian, floral and lines that might be followed by the leased late in the summer, in which, satirizes "My Lady Friends," "Scan¬ green and biscuit. 40 inches wide. geometrical actor or actress that many of them during a battle scene in the moun¬ dal," "East Is West," "Tea for Three," designs, on light and dark color grounds, often become, as Bert Lytell, star tains of Southern California, eight men "Breakfast in Bed" and "The Green¬ $1 Cotton Voiles at 59c including plenty of navy and white and Metro Film .Corporation actor, says, were shot, none dangerously, and a wich Village Follies." Mr. Santley and $2.95 Plain color voile, 45 inches black and white. Miss will create Waists, wide, pink, "small gauge" and ever half dozen or more Sawyer again the lead- Crepe forget they injured by being rose, Nile, were good for but one kind of work. trampled under horses' hoofs and ing parts and will continue in them NINE orchid, flesh, biscuit, coral, $1 imported Voiles at 59c MODELS light blue, reseda, old cream Woven This is because they fear that branch¬ struck by débris torn up by the ex¬ throughout the New York engagement. ERY and black. blue, navy, stripe Voiles on white grounds ing out might cause them to lose their ploding powders and blank shells. The firm of Santley & Short will special.Georgette crepe in flesh, white and sunset. One silk over- with black stripes, 38 inches wide. grip upon their following. "The American audience is too in¬ confipe its activities to vaudeville for / blouse in one de chine and the ^r hip length; crepe in*over-blouse style, hip length "In motion pictures," Mr. Lytell telligent," he says, "to sit through long present, and later, if success "one has continues to follow on three-quarter sleeve. Another in crepe de chine, opening at the side, has square fcays, to be versatile. The pictures in which the backgrounds and their trail, they collar. A de model has in color. day was when one could specialize and all of the properties are either painted may try a regular play. crepe chine contrasting be successful. Of we course, have to "*8n scenery or built of tissue paper. At $1 95 . Two other styles, in slip-over design, have a few of them, but the ¡"Treat ma¬ We often down into Mexico in order of go Seen in Four pretty models in voile are in colored striped crepe de chine and $45 and $55 the successful actors on linene, Tailored jority the to get real photographs of the wildest "Liyssie" and tub silk. One model of silk Suits, $25 screen in the future are going to be country, and a of a hundred to two organdie. A serviceable linene Japanese men trip model has has tucked and sleeves. White For ; and women who can turn from hundred miles a day while making a Peter Pan collar; another yoke long Women All Man-Tailored Models tragedy to comedy, and vice versa, and scene, in order to get proper atir.es- model shows the favorite long collar only. BEST BAîrtîAIN of the season.the best fcdo any kind of part the ptoducer phere, is nothing unusual." trimmed with ridk-rack braid. Long At $6.95 to chance that has come to women collar and buy smart, absolutely new and well tailored Suits for $25. a plaited frill finish two Slightly higher in but "worth THE Made by one of the best makers of class models, daintily distinctive. price of high tailored wear, they are "Heartbreak House" Is Will Show War Movies the difference" for those who are seek¬ fashioned Next At $3.95.Five Models ing a waist for special occasions are the Alavy and Black Men's Wear Serges : : : Also Mannish Hairline Suitings, Season's Offering At Belasco Theater in Voile, Organdie, following: Belted models with notch and fancy collars, most practical Suits for street and Voile, in vestee effect with kimono traveling wear. Of the Theater Guild Honor of Voile, -trimmed collar, tucks sleeve. Round colla_r Red Cross across front; crocheted buttons.' and cuffs and Regular sizes, 33 to 44. Extra sizes, 46, 48 and 50. trimming of Valenciennes. Second The Theater Guild announces that An invitation movie matinee will be Voile, trimmed with rows of lace Floor. None C. O. X>., Kxchange«! or on Approval. sleeves. Voile, having round collar and trim¬ by arrangement with George Bernard given by the Kindergarten Unit, affili¬ forming tucks; long ming of lace, hand and Shaw, "Heartbreak House" will be in¬ ated with the American Iced Cross, at Batiste, two models trimmed with drawnwork. embroidery troduced to the the Bela.'.co Theater on Tuesday, June tucks. One has round collar with «American stage next 15, at 3:30. The motion taken edged Voile, with fiat sailor collar. Trim¬ season as a guild production at the pictures picot ruffle. The other has long collar. Women's Garrick Theater. in the devastated regions of northern ming of wide Valenciennes lace. Plaited $1 Two-Clasp Silk Gloves, 69c ranee, where the Unit At $S , Several months ago tlfe directors of Kindergarten jabot. never brought a better Glove value. Note the the has been working for two years among come some highly desirable Blouses in with flat sailor splendid quality, style and guild approved the recommenda¬ Voile, collar. Trim¬ workmanship of J;hese Silk Gloves. are made of a tion of the Shaw Helen the children in the war zone, show crepe de chine and silks. Notably: of tucks and lace. JUNE They fine tricot silk in play by West- how the unit ming white, black and all with self stitched backs ley, one of the arid ing provided the first Crepe de chin« over-blouses finished Voile colors, and double finger tins. directors, Theresa Christmas in five years for some over-blouse, hemstitched tucks Not all sizes in each color, but all sizes are in flic, lot. Hclburn, representative and ex¬ 12,000 with fine tucks. back and front. Cool and comfortable and play children, will b