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'FOR GOVERKORSHIPi
Continued rom J?.rtf page
fcndi Tfarialrlf TtMiee IT. -TCeeitar anil
Jdfhsird P. X.ydon, Democrat, to tho
Bupteme Court bench tn the Flnt dla
Iflct," With only & email part of the !
Oon dlBtrlctfl In Waener and LyJon were
running rrom 2 to 4 to 1 ahead of Jus
tice: Nathan Ottlwrer and' A. rarlcer
lsvln, the Republican candidates tor tho
v6orid and third place..
(Jacob lllllqult. one of "the Socialist
candidates, rot leu than one vote to
cVcry twenty for Wocner and Lydon.
l'innle H6rowlti and Nicholas Aletnl.
holt, tho other Socialist candidates, ran
far behind IllllQUlt
,Chemuns traa a treat disappointment
to the Democrats, where they thought
Kmlth would run close up to Whitman.
In' one.thlrd of the dlatricU Whitman
polled 2,512 to 2,lt for Smith, Indicat
ing n Whitman plurality of some 8.000.
Schoharie, which for. years has been
the one- consistent Ilemocratla county
up Btate: wunjr Into the Republican
column! .with one-half .the districts ac
counted tor-' Whitman bad' R plurality of
600 over Smith.','
Omio T, Slersema, Republican, won
over William K. Walsh, Pcmocr&t, for
Hlerlft of. Richmond. I
One of Jtho surprises In Manhattan
was that Smith' carried the Twenty
thdrfl Assembly district generally con
sidered one of tho strongest Republican
districts In the county The district com
plete showed a plurality of 2,417 for
Hmlth. . Assemblyman, ,Eltlfl A. Dates,
Republican, carried the district by J.S0O
Inst year.
In tho Second Judicial district tho
Democrats were also easily successful.
They are Robert II. Roy and Maurice
Connolly.
Cox, Democratic candidate for County
Clerk of Queenn, had a, safe plurality
over Clara A. Rodrer, Republican.
, AS has been anticipated the Republi
can voto 111 Onondan countv uhonred
tlis -effects of the factional flsjhx In the
organization there Whitman carried
Syracuse .by only 1,I7. and the county
by only 6,000. - Onondaga, should have
shown a plurality for the Republican
ticket of from 12,000 to 14,000. The In
side' estimate based on the trouble wait
that' 7,000 or ,000 would be rood, but
none inougnt II WOUia Tall to 0,000.
UeuL-Uov. Schoeneck ran behind
Whitman in Srracuse. but Ham- n.
Walker, the Iemocratlo candidal for
Lieutenant-Governor, fell behind Smith
by four times as many Votes. The vote
wa Whitman 21.151: Bmlth 1,571;
Schoeneck 20,791 : Walker 1S.10I.
Ilcndrlclu May Take Charre.
Reports from Syracuse ore to the
effect that Francis Hendricks, the vete
ran leader of Onondajri, who went Into
retirement when he failed to defeat
Representative Walter W. Maroe for
renomlnatlon In tho primaries, might be
naked to ngain assume tho reins of con
trol. Although the cltyof Rochester did
hot give Whitman a -larger plurality
than- it did two years ego, when the
women were' not voting, his plurality In
Monroe county was' 13,387. This was
0,000 less. than promised byOeorgs W.
AldrlBgc. the Republican loader.
Albany county gave Gov. Whitman a
plurality of nbout 10.000, which was
' much less than a normal Republican
plurality. However, It was larger than
William Rarnttt. the leader, had hoped
to get Although tn tho lost two weeks
he has been working hard for the Gov
ernor ho could not overcome the opposi
tion to him that he had Instilled In his
followers for three .years.
Westchester county came through wlU
a plurality of about 10.000 for Oov.
Whitman, about the same as two years
ngo, when the women worn not votlnr.
Although, c1;l!Uam:lW Ward,,4ho leader,
has been eupporllhg .the Governor since
mo primaries he could not eradicate the
effect of his opposition to tho renomlna
tlon of the Governor.
Returns on tho remainder of tho State
ticket had not been tabulated at an early
hour this morning, but It was considered
P08SID10 that Kugeno M. Travis, Repub
lican ranomaie lor stirte Comptroller,
might hnvo n. fair chance of reelection, as
he 'nad the indorsement of the Prohthl.
lion party. Chances seemed to favor the
1 "" Mc candidates for the other
state otnees.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
Whitman. Smith. E. D.
(Hep.) (Derm.) MVf.
Albany . . . 33761 23484 15
Allegany 6672 2273 8
Bronx 29054 71628 20
Broome 15215 SGS7 18
Cattaraugus.. 8(19 3554 27
Cayuga 10461' 6083 4
Chatauquo., . . 11562 42S3 31
Chemung .... 10246 C023 6
Chenango ... 7.177 - 347S 8
Clinton 4578 2345 9
Columbia .... 3898 34(9 18
Cortland C57S 2530 1
Delaware .... 5665 4043 22
Dutchess 10117 7905 20
Krie S2106 43576 25
Kseex ....... 3270 1213 12
Franklin .... G522 2746
Fulton 7450 3369 1
(jenesee C517 2660
Greene 4223 342C 1
Hamilton .... .... .... ....
Herkimer .... 8500 5732 10
JefYeroon .... 11568 7203 6
IClngs 114285 1S7S46 28
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THE
VOTE FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR. Schoeneck. Walks r. H D.
. (Rep.) (Dem.) MVg
A!banyvn . 30938 19772 37
Allegany'-.... E739 14M t
Bron 2(5(3 4((7 26
Broome 7(93 11991 81
Cattaraugus. . 8(41 1(52 (
Cayuga ((37 6(51 11
Chautauqua... 100(4 30(4 50
Chemung .... 778 5(82 11
Chenango .... 3190 . 1908 23
Clinton 3774 1((0 34
Columbia .... 3223 2(86 37
Cortland .... 6414 2174 4
Delaware .... 6437 3((9 38
Dutchess .... 9(38 7056 34
Rrle 50788 39(48 25
Essex 19S( 1(04 17
franklin .... 6141 3(18
Genesee til30 3480 ....
Greene 2497 3148 IS
Herkimer.... 6912 49(0 10
Jefferson ..... 19(84 6(95 21
Kings 1078(0 16(041 (0
Lewis 3381 3416
Livingston . . ., 6(50 2(15 3
Madison 4009 3232 28
Monroe 413(1 24409
Montgomery.. 79(3 6(07
Nassau . 1(349 8901 t
New York... v 8(028. 177913 83
Niagara 12(79 7476
Ontario ... . 19(6 114C 59
Orange 79(3 49(7 72
Orleans 4109 2112 ....
Oswego 5894 4529 43
Otsego 4709 3720 26
rutnam . . . 774 419 18
Queens 26262 51911 18
Rensselaer... 16915 18302 12
Richmond ... 6501 11038 C
Rockland ... 2879 3641 19
Saratoga .... 4314 .1419 02
Bchenectady .-. 11866 !41 ....
Schoharie . . 7870 7321 14
Schuyler . 2643 1251 - 3
Seneca .... 2829 2136 14
8teuben ... .- 6412 3(19 49
Suffolk 4678 3832 77
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CITY VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
MANHATTAN.
Whllman. Bmllh. Krrln.
K.D.
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1050
518
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2(60
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2109
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375
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730
3137. 1(913
341 4147
647" 7(18
17(7 "4410
7233 1(32
(t( (113
Ca6 94(7
8048 13(80.
8197 - (784
37(5 111(6
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28(4 12737
297 6105
2376 73(9
(771 6114
3300 6(19
84(6 6547
6708 10005
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Totals . 97643 198733 28403
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BXOMX.
Whitman. Rtnlth.
Krrln.
(See.)
2311
237
3809
3644
3472
788
3(44
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2420
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8071
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Totals . 29054 71(23 18563 20
BaoOKLYN.
. Whitman, flmlth. lErrln. H. D.
A.D. (Rep.l (Dem.) (Soc.) M's'ff.
1 4330 7(29 148 0
3 4852 6479 2899 3
3 3438 (232 2(09 3
4 1913 9001 11(0
6 (2(( 10105 (59 0
8 4337 ((85 2(94 1
.7 2(56 8(01 3(( 2
8 2069 867.1 197 0
9 (425 8832 736 2
10 C(48 9099 2294 2
11 8(29 10600 31 2
13 ((77 109(( 672 ' 3
13 1983 6727 13(3 0"
14 1174 4742 213? 0
15 2742 88(0 502 1
18 4(85 "C87 946 0
17 8038 7915 CSS 3
18 8M8 (967 2116 1
19 2149 5210 1937 0
10 6795 9(30 1528 3
21 11034 9447 740 2
22 7671 102(1 2(21 2
23 2477 4S53 32(0 0
Totals.. 1141(5 187846 27927 28
QTKKNS.
Whitman, smith.
(IUp. (Dem.)
2392 10249
3126 9596
4127 9663
(509 7303
6116 92(8
54(0 109(0
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916
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604
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4
6
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Totals.. 2(2(9 5(948 7110
RICHMOND.
Whitman. Smith.
(Bcp.) (Dem.)
3397 . 7332
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Totals..
ItKCArHT'LATIOK.
Whitman. Hmlth. Krrln.
(Rep.) (Dem.) (See.)
97649 198788 28403
, 29054 71628 18663
114286 167846 27927
, 28369 5(948 7110
((05 12616 60S
E. D.
M'e'r.
13
'20
38
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0
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Manh't'n.
Ilronx .,
Brooklyn.
Queens .
Itlchm'd
Totals.. 275766 627851 82611
SHERIFF, RICHMOND.
Slersema Walsh
(Rep.) (Dem.)
. 3018 (310
. 3348 4500
Veek'E. D.
(Soc.) Miss.
A. D.
1 ..
333
227
709
Total.. 23(0 10710
SURPRISE TO PRESS
Gubernatorial Race Much
Closer Than Expected, Says
the Now York "Herald."
The editorial comment of tho New
York newspapers upon the Gubernato
rial race, In so far as comment was
made, follows:
Tho New York tferoU "In thte State
the election for Ooremor roems to have
been much closer than generally ex
pected. Early returns Indicated Mr.
Smith's election by a very large major
ity, but this was reduced as the night
wore on by the returns from up State,
and at a late hour his apparent majority
was less than 20,000 and Oov. Whit
man's voto was Increasing by leaps and
bounds.
"At this writing' It Is In fact anybody's
rare for Governor, The Ittratd' Straw
Man last Sunday gave the election to
Mr. Smith by about 6(,000. and It 4s pos
sible that his record for accuracy may
be vindicated by later returns."
The New York TFortd "In a close vote
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the election of Alfred R. Smith as Gov
ernor of New York Is Indicated. In any
case the result of the count bears a
message and enforces' a lesson.
"Many' causes will bo assigned for
such an amaslng overturn. Tho'ro was
disaffection In certain counties. Per
haps Col. Roosevelt's friends quietly
took care that thero should be no rival
"favorite son." Tho prohibition Issue
was overplayed: tho Instinct of fair play
commended Sfr. Smith's plan of a refer
endum. Lato In the campaign mourn
ing ilrooklyn rose almost as one to tho
support of tho man who promised to re
move the Public Service Commissioners.
"Any or all theso things may bo truo,
but TM Wortd has faith to believe that
there la a bigger and better reason for
tho disappearance of tho great Whitman
plurrJIty of 1916. The Empire Stato de
serves, desires, Is determined to have a
Governor and a Government. Mr. Smith's
record, his experience, his ability and
Industry, his forward looking programme
commended him to voters who had tired j
or seeing their Governorship used and
considered merely as a stepping stono
toward tho Presidency."
Tho new York Timtu Oov. Whit
man's great plurality of 1(3,000 In 1918
had yesterday a deep decline and fall off,
ven to the point of complete extinction,
since the election of his Democratic op
ponent, Alfred E. flmlth. Is now Indi
cated. When Mr. William Barnes
brought himself to appear on the same
platform with the Governor, If with
never a good word to say for htm, Re
publicans might hope that the party
unity was well reestablished; but the
bitterness of the Lewis-Bennett cam
paign lingered. The most capable and
distinguished Republicans of New York
were opposed to Mr. Whitman's renoml
natlon, accomplished easily through his
beloved Directed Primary.
What the woman voters thought there
Is no means of knowing; but li seems
safe to assume that they were actuated
by the same motives as the men.
In accounting for the defeat of Mr.
Whitman a largo and an honorable
share of the credit therefor Is Mr.
Smith's, lie made a clean. Intelligent,
straightforward canvass.
The second edition of the World said
that Smith and Whitman wero only
1.000 apart and that It was "dllJlcult to
forecast tho result of the contest for
Governor." The World claimed the
election of sufficient Democrats to make
tho Unltod States Senate stand 60 to 46
ORESEEING the needs of our
customers has been an unchang
ing practice with us. This season
therefore finds our stock as replete
as ever in the best of everything
men and-boys wear, the same con
sistency of moderate prices,
quality considered, still prevailing.
in favor of the Democrats. In the
House tho World says that the score
stands: Democrats, 308 ; Republicans,
218 ; necessary to control, 218.
SUITS BELIEVE WHITMAN WINS
i
Refuse nt 10... o'clock to Concede
Election to Smith.
Miss Mary Garrett. Hay, chairman of
the New Tork City Women's Suffrage
parti-, would not concede tho election of
Alfred 13. Smith up to 10 o'clock last
night, expressing tho 'belief that while
It. might be close Whitman would win
by a small plurality.
Much enthusiasm was manifested at
the headquarters of tho Women's Suf
frage party, 3 East Thirty-eighth street,
over the election returns and of he
showing mado by tho women in New
York State.
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IMPORTED VIYELLA
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AMUSEMENT.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
announces an '
OFFICIAL EXHIBITION
COLORED NAVAL
PHOTOGRAPHS
d.plrtlnr .plsodaa and Incidents as
neiatsd with .vary ph'&M of Naval
Warfare, which wilt 1 held at th.
ANDERSON GALLERIES,
Park Ave. and 59th Street
btclnntnr TO-NIDIIT AT 8 P. M.
and continuing until Nov. II, 1911.
Opn dally, 10 A. M. to 10 p. M.
This exhibition com., direct from
the rrlnc.'. Galleries, London,
where the attendance wae over a
quarter of a million people la a
few weeks.
Lieutenant J. C. I'.rcy, It, N. V. It.,
Illustrated Talk on the Work of the
Narr. Everr Evening at ,
Net Froceede for NAVY AUX1LXAKY
No. 20S, American Ited Cross.
FIRST BILTMORE
T RID AY MORNING MU8IOAI.R
Qrand Ballroom. Hotel llllmore.Nav.l..t li
222 GASE
ELMAN
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Reserved Seata II Now on sale
at lilltmore Ilox Office from 9 to (
Ikaloony floari.
Artists eniaccd for future Muetrales
France. Aids
Jorui (VNnlllran
Arthur Rnblnstrln
Andres rie HeruroUs
Tmhs Seldel
Jacques Thlband
Crrraa Van Gordon
Carolina. White
Oantut WaJalut
Majo Wadler
Winston Wilkinson
Enrico UruM
Ualdo rircollnl
Anno ntela
Aiuellte Gelll-Cnrcl
IMpold flndowsky
Tludelph Mns
Marie Kryl
John MoCorwisttk
Giovanni Martlnein
Manuefita Nimsrs
Eucene Year.
Subscription l'rlces: lleienred Eeata. HO:
Box Seata, 12K, for the eight Concerts, plui
10 War Tax. On sale at It. E. Johnston's
office, 1111 Broadway, Knabe Piano.
METROPOLITAN i
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Homer: Caruso, Cotitlnou (new), Ilothler,
ItelM, Ananlan. Cond. Monteux.
WED. EVE., lln.
at 8 AIUA
Muito, Homer: Crlml jfnewi, Montesanto
(new) Dldur, Ananlan. Cond. Moramonl
Msfti .OAUGHTERTi'iE REGIMENT
rtempei. Howard; Carol. Bcottl. Cond. Panl,
r1 nzSK- F0RZA DEL DESTIN0
Pnnselle (new), Gentle 'new); Caruso, De Lues
Chalmers, Msrdonee. Cond, Tapl.
8AaT2MAT- THAIS
Psrrar. Brailau. Snarkni. Esener; Dlai.
Cnuslnmi. Hothler. Cond. Monteux.
SAT EVE. f AVALI.KHIA BI STICANA.
at 8 Kaoton l-ertnl: Althou.e.
(J?,!?S' 'AGLIACCI. Mnrlo,
ZOVLB Kingston, Seoul, llada. Cond
BILL Moranionl.
Seat Sale Begin. TO-MORROW at 9 A. II.
HAHDMAN VlANO USED
A Ctrnetia Hall. Sun. Aft., Not. IP. at 3.
A AMERICAN DEBUT RAOUL
I VI DAS
ritEM-H violinist (Stelnway Planoi
Seata M.OO to Tic. Mgt. Music League.
PARK
i heatro. Columtvi. Clnln r.fith u
Evi. H IS. M.tlnM Uk o i. '
STfitT r!1.Tlc.n ?J"ts. Opera Comlque.
iStrPIRATES OF PENZANCE
MAXINK KIMOTT'H THEATRE
ext Munday hte., .nv, n, at SilJ.
yvette GUiLBERT
2nd Series ol Chansons en Costumes.
HORSE SHOW
Box omce at MADIRON 8Q17AIIU GAH
DKN NOW open 9 A. M. to 8 I M. for hao
of seats for entire vrtni at the Show (Nov.
II to 16) and for Arena Iloxea & Ilea. Heal.
frenth TMitre x??ut Coiombut
0SW.35.Ev.8.I.Mat.T'in"wSalJ li
w2ek "UtORGETTE LtMtUNltR"
beau 40c to 13. Sat. Night Popular Prices
BBOOKLTN AMUSEMENTS.
s
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.t?.. FROLICS y THE NITE
Frery Sunday, II BIO COMJKH rH - j
HOTELS AND BKSTACRANTS.
A II folrls an4 Ktttcunrf Aivtrttin '
raits g(a(l Food AimMltraHtm.
Soaety's Neweit Fad
ATTABOY
Gas Edward." Newest Rata
OMAR KHAYYAM noOM
HOTEL MARTINIQUE
Broadway and ltd St.
No admission or oourrrt chartrsa.
Luncheon, dinner and alwaya a hearty
welcome at
SCOTCH TEA ROOM, Inc.
SI East 47th Street.
SPECIAL
Home-made fkotch Shortbread and S--nai,
Htb Street, near Fourth Avenao
The Golden Glades
AMU8EMKNTA.
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r.AUll A 1 11 A M m w ,msu
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC
TWO TREMENDOUS HITS
PRODUCED BY
THE MESSRS. LEE AND I. 1. SHUBERT
AST0R THEATBE39th ST. THEATRE
Also 1 HER l-RLNCH
VICTORY Herald.
LITTLE
SIMPLICITY
ROMANTIC MUSICAL PLAY.
EXCELLENT ENTERTAIN
MENT. Eve. Telegram.
MKr. AM. VN ll VI. HI R WA
INTO THE HEARTS OF EVERY
ONE. MATINEE TODAY AT 2:15
IWINTERGARDEdi
. B'WAY and
I 60th m.
I Et.. at 8:15.
I LAST tlTHK-MAT. TO.SI'W AT 3.
MOST GIGANTIC SHOW
IN NIW YORK
or
1918
ijui i mi i MO
IrEOMJB SCENES COSTUMES
I Next
11 Id! nM In 8INBAD Moves
WU JULJUn Hue from the Casino
IMnn.
IrrUTDAI Tbea.,B,war47th. llrrant 17.
IbCII I nAk fcV(i. g;45, iu. To-day A Hat.
ALICE BRADY
Returned to the Spoken Stage In
FOREVER AFTER
KA'lb DOLGLAb W.GGlNaus:
MARCI A van DRESSER
U bMf fmiidm: hftlf woman. Urr
lovely voice ffclW like tnutlc on ttie
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R ..... ..- rvrtinr TtlVtTIIR AT I13n.
CEHTURYGROVESI
Hmll- with lxivlv tti.-i.
JOHN BARRYMORF.
I in TOWTors "RF DEMPTION"
Dl VUnilTU W, 43lhHt.Evs.8 JO. Drr.40.
rLirnuu i n Mt. to-iv Ht. 2:.to.
nlOllin Thea..B'way A3th.Kvs.8:13
UHDInU si.no M..Tfw1v. 21.-..
lasi weeic a 'rms t neatre.
Mam to Wlntrr Uarden Next Monday.
N'eitenaJCTIMCwIth El WINN moves
iMon."" '""-Hero from Shuoert Thea.
iBROADhUhST t,.OT5;SS!iS:,s-
NORA BAYES
LADIES
FIRST
In a New Musical Play,
ICTts.B:3o. Mats. Its InfnrmjiHnn DUti
TodayHat.2:30.
I hi ihrairr lie i.uir " A'. V .lun,
ICUllCDTThea.4lthW.of Il'way. Kvs.o:15
lOnUDCni Mats. To-day A Hat 2.13.
Week at This TbeMre.
Moves to the Casino Next Monday.
with ED.
WINN
MEHKT MUSICAL ROMANCE,
rMAXINE ELUOTTSIrVaS ; .
llerresbtnily new i It Sparkles.
If Tou tiuy In Adtance, Choice
Peats -For All Performances May
tie Had at the Hot onire.
Popular Price Mat. TO-DAY 2fli.
onuoLni nnitiwM, Tfm.w nMtSK,,aa0(.
Hlnhrat lYIce Orch
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iPim OR RFPIRnnM 1RITH"11! norence
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CTHIL In C. lladdon Cliainben
IWAUDE SAVING" GRACE
fl flBPH'way 46 St. Eves, at 820.
UkUDCMAIVi u.Il W (Pop. l"rlce)
MrsomUwthorn
S4M 1IAHIIT and IIOII.K A DIXON
In "THE CANARY"
I VPFIIM wrt 4ft St Kven!n;i at K 30.
LIViCUITI Mata. To-morrow A Sat 8J80,
DAVID HELAHCO Prcrntu
PAPDI ES
kTNBV Mill PD'? Tns. W 43d St. Ell S30
HENRY mi LLERiK-?rir,;;i;,
RUTH CHATTERT0N "PERKINS"
CRITERION n'syA44thst r.vs.s 30,
bill I Clllun.M,,, IVwUy A M.t 2 no.
3 WISE FOOLS
tiKO.rnuiNThra. ll y A 43d St. Eves. H IV
M. "unn" Ilryant ;2. Pop. Mat. To-day.
tmmW Wl '""HEAD
"One of those musical comedies folks
can't help Itklnx." Journal.
OADT Theatre. West 4th St. Evs. 8 is
vUn I Mta, To-day A hat. 2 is
John Cort's Musical Comedy Triumph
FIDDLERS THREE
VANDERBILT SaS.?
b OITRIGHSTEIN ftf-g
R
I V O L II J' '''"srt niickmn's
,. T "Kate for Deinorrao"
t'wav. 40 frt. fth mi...
jo.3o.no.ijs.i Imvni.i ohciikh r n k
I ALTO
.MAT Mlliau"
In "Hidden llres"
C omedy, Hololns.
Itlalto Orchestra,
Tlmee Square
20-0 O-0.
PII.K.kKITII'Si
A LAC E
IICKSIK CLAY TON
A- The C.'anslnn
RI.OSSOM SKT.I.KT
r,.,ro'" Htn Stanley
Elinor A- ttllllama
and CHIC su:.
fl'sray and 47 St.l
Mat.Dally. S5c-l
T K.r.kr.i urn
.BKI.I.K II4KKI1
IITItllf U. aii
IVIVERSIDE
Il'nay A 00th St
l!;'n?iK DOBKON t.n.
runnier A: .tie)er, uts.
"LAFAYETTE. WE
COMK." Soloists,
Wsr fle!rw A
SI HAND OIICII,
p'OLUMBIAS'srhll.THfi'.IPSg
VRE&TSHQW IMTnWMilh Krankle
ow
Jluoter,
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THE
LONG DASH
Trained Its Surprise
Gun of . Thrills , on
Two Audiences which
Nearly Stampeded!
ROBERT EDESON AND HENRY
E. DIXEY ACHIEVE THE
GREATEST SUCCESS IN THEIR
CAREERS.
MATINEE TODAY AT 2:30
AATH T Th(-atfr.JutV.oN!y.5i.8:l.-.
. MAnTELL richelieu
JYIcea 2V. BOe. 11.00, 11. BO. Poxes 3,on
BOOTH Mh.Ht. W.nf ll'way. Evs.8'45,
Mats. Tixlny A Rit.2',10.
ClIlE KUMMEK'S NEW COMEDY.
BE CALM CAMILLA
'Is. Besl Performance and Brightest
riay In Town." Ttitnm.
"Dellstiled the Audience." Rte.Sun.
. "A Triumph of th. Theatre that Nowa
days are Few and Far Between." WorM
ARTH 1 The., K. of D'way. Evoa.8:SO.
rum dl, Mts.To-m'wA8s2:.10.
MARY NASH
REPUBLIC JT'"8'- Kvs.:30. MaU.
CICrUDklU Today and Sat. 2:30.
MARJORIE RAMBEAU
In "WIIEBF. POPPIES BLOOM."
ELTIMRF West42d8t. Eves, at 8:30.
tL,mut MaU. Today and Sat. 3:30.
HUDSON ,JYt44thSt, Eves, at s.15.
nuuoun Mats, Today and Hat. 2:20
LOUIS MANN & SAM BERNARD
1 "FRIENDLY ENEMIES"
UADDICWrat 42d8t. E.S:30. MaU.
nniiaToday and Hat. 2:30.
.j-aaaam. WToday and Sat. I
BERTHA
Kalich
.;the
RIDDLE
WOMAN
I nUf! IP DP W. 48th St. Evenings at S30.
LUnuAbnC Matinees Today A; Sat. 2.30.
WM. COLLIER
In "NOTIirNO BUT LIES."
Ct R 1 1 II II 45tb. W. of D'way. Eves. 0.O0.V
.UK WW
XntA. TimIav A Hftt. 2:30.
COMPLETE SUCCESS." WOULD
b. WARNER in with IRLNE
Sleeping PartreraTC RDC Nl. U
PIJI TQJ4etb St., W. of Il'way. Even. 8 JO.
'(Pod
A STITCH
IN TIME
IRENE
FENWICK
Happy
Play
with
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Mats. To-ny A Sat. 2:30. I MOIIIKII
COMEDY 4 1st. K. of B way. Evs.S:30. V
lVmCUI Mat.To-m w Ht 2 IS. fl
juii.-i u. n ll.l.lA.Mrt iTesents
Comedy
III! lUkllw IIUUUMMU
Norm an Truvo
t'vrll Hari-onrt
Wilton Lactase
-Heatrice HwMfy y
LYRIC .W St.. W. of D'way. Eves. Silt)
M .'M' To-lsv A H-.t. 2 20.
POP. MAT. TO-DAY 50c TO $1.50
Iloland West's Thriller of Thriller
With IIICIIAHD HLNNKI f.
Loew's 7lh Ae. ;i,2uh8t- Kves.2.ncioi
" . ' n'B- Mat.To-mor'w 2JC4 J(V-
Charlotte Walker in "Nancy Lee"
HEAT It E H AND V C C I! S S K S
NEW AMSTERDAM
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2:15
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