The evening world. Newspaper, December 25, 1908, Page 7

— “Mr. Hamlet of Broadway” a Near- Tragedy. EY CHARLES DANIO is like Beerbohm not eve en a pla comle history, pe aps, but it DDIE FOY'S Matr may not } beauty and princely dignity, it's a very tint ype Tis a pretty thing! In “Mr. Hamlet of Broadway,” at the Casino, Mr. looks ke the real Slakespowvian g That he doesn't deliver the goods ii his fa taken his Shakesp straight and become intoxicated with t Broadwa they « ery out for an “opentr of his noble ambiti In tl the Ca < according to the best Uittons, “The trappings and the su are all there, and so as appe: He as y gave him er, ther et-if you Your fancy tur aid like to get s ange. But Bi master, I cording to 8 or it funnier th The Evening World Daily Magazine, Friday, December 25, The Greatest Labor ed of Love, Says The Widow, By Helen Rowland PLAS ENE RS KARO Their Christmas Dreams. with a glad litt last packag £0 harrowin. The Widow sat up with a F explained the Rachel 2 holly and the funny without being vulgar: Like ihe lips of Polly and of honor in New Rochelle, While may not know! e tell her how 2 of the chande. n't draw, nor udden death by smok nor persuade him- Lbs AC tabs lightful to sit and dream WELEN ROWLADD ket on its back on Lo with turtle do’ tong night full of p should, know ¢ her patent leatner toes t nis beside his pain- what to give ful effort to discove ea mild case of indigestion t is on the Job to dd iever dream that the trap ing six weeks of the tion of what to s!ve a man Lor Christ- 1 TAM my pipe fire is out? continued, thoughtfully Nghting a eigar- 1908. teleterfatafafetel ‘a Buying a Christmas é re 4 ° Gift for a Man ance In the Ur, ‘There's no ow It will t uing cheap and yur last penny handsome « given him this | The Bachelor sat down on the ite side of the fire “1 thought you were going to say the question of Capital,” “it is always easy to pawn"— end to use a thing,” | “LT mean to pr went on the a woman never exercises any | man? 1 a two-column MR. MONK , YOU WUST MUST COME To our House FoR CHRISTM DINNER MONK, COME HOUSE FoR CHRISTMAS DINNER! we'LL NOPE! I'M GOING To HAVE DINNER WITH CARRIE, OLD Man! WM SORRY, LOTTIE, Bur I'VE PROMISED To DINE WITH yells ng to play Hamlet a ing to get the laugh n Shakes- Peare the Shuberts have t tot 38, You see Foy 10a as he “gets up" in the part He is a strar ¢ ng for money, he ag Harm! ‘ 1 of Witless campers in the Adirondacks, Edgar # treat teurs in an amateu . Bove n in the eyes und Raymond ‘ plays Ophelia with vegetan! Use for garden teu kitchen. At the s in: FRaymo: do all her uses vaudeville level out Miss Lau e Rag” migh s for Chris as and stilt not lard wears a ve sizes too large paren can wea: Bongs ke Je too much of the ‘Mr. Hamlet of Broadway" up for something to do out c Mr. Foy oc nally gets away from Mr. Smith's dull book by seizing upon a son tle Theatre he finally turns t the kiddies who crowd aroun: he can play Hamlet le wait a ji alet to come their way. A Queer Model, ursery r s that seem a trifle ‘ad him, He has to wait until the sec HE suffragette bazaar in London has attracted many visitors to see a mode} | of & Holloway jail cell, which 4s faithful in all details, even to the prisoner | im correct prison uniform, Queens and Typewriters. 'T is reported that Queen Alexandra of England, Queen Maude of Norway, Czarina and the ues responding with their intimates. , OMITH, BUT T CAN'T EAT CHRISTMAS DINNER WITH You! 'M Going To DINE WITH NOW MR MONK, T WANT YOU To EAT RISTMAS DINNER 4T OUR ‘House! PLEASE ? 1m GOING To with caree! GREAT GUNS! FROM CARRIE, BREAKING OUR XMAS ENGAGEMENT! NOW L HAVEN'T AMY PLACE To Go! HUH! THIS 19 A SWELL CHRISTMAS \ WHEAT CARES Maude Raymond as Ophelia. and like Mr. Hopper at the Majes- anced” for | nd act before him be of good Christmas cheer—some actors have to mister ! >t Portugal ure all fond of using the typewriter in cor- | eO0< (Copyright, 1908, by Bobbs:Merrill Co) pounds on those things so fmine. * “Wy, Yer SYNOPSIS OF PRE Philip Kirkwood, stranded, DING I rALMENTS: 8, in London. He | stood. Wass da “You scoundrel!" gan’s affections. Under | iirien Stryker's mouth closed with a sna ket fo {ater his features froze in a cast of wrath; Fone bar nidiey th cold rage glinted in his small blue eyes the Calendars, Ikirkwe seuyy he bellowed, ‘ou bloomin’ loon- thy stole them. This 4 jorothy and her father, will a ulready, sail gland ona brigantl ealled the Al follow {0° wet 08 'to! Jol fie ‘Tre ate storm to the’ A eck of ine Dr [Stryker on ‘is own wessel!” Ho hesitated a moment, then taun a heayy fist at Kirkwood's ce. tig the ty a Ber the ep x be Kirkwood | blow, aud with # dexterous twist him irkwood finds’ that have » fo Hol thump upon the (Continued) in defensive posture, a& though Despair. Ideck had been a springboard—Kirkwood @ capstan bar and | ¥f leaped back, sel faced him with g Stand ch the man tensely, himself livid DVANCING to the rall, the cap- ain whistled in one of the river then, while the waterman challenge yer 4 nant swear I'll knock the head off jo for tn, think you must have forgotten," | Shoulders! Not another ineh, you con paid Kirkwood quietly, “I hate to trou: |temptible whelp, or 1H brain ble you, but—there’s that matter of four|* * * That's better,” he continued as pounds. the captain, eaving, dropped his Btryker's face was expressive only of |and moved uneasily back, “Now give mystified vacuity ‘our quid? Lp that boatman money for taking dunno asf know just wot you means.” lashore. Yes, I'm golng@and if “You agreed to adv pe TNE BLACK BAG DOODOOD-O2 SRPROSOPDISISNOLD OOPS. OLODDODDOHOHGHLG9GOOOHHHHHOD HHGDHOGD ¢ g "By Louis Joseph aaa Brass Bowl,’’ Private War,"’ Ete. Author of Pers to its brothers in Antwerp's hun-|to be giving explicit dship, four pounds jus' dred belfries, oung Californian, is|PY@S yer passyge; I thought you under- to the driver, wreathing his thin, Kirkwood roused out Amsterdam ©x- withdrawing $ would leave ition passed, assured him with the had the quar it was only seven wood backed warily utter Lo account information that he jan hour's leeway minutes past Miehtsantatalonie | off the scent by Kirks« atic, d'ye think you can sye that to BIL © the boatman, * be said in Frenen, Stryker, recovering, waiting at the |Surprised, the young man. side-stepp caught the hard, bony wrist.as the cap- tain lurched by, following his wasted coach windows, yas he was ferried a BHOWs axsion cooled; and not with all else aside, rehabilitation in none of the Hollow-eyed on his back, with a sounding ek, And as the in- furiated scamp rose—which he did with CHAPTER XII. a bound that placed him on his feet and lips unmoving. his’ features 1 With, Sespalr came ‘tothe meeting Calendar landing stage and ot up and lsembar embling the Planade wher: hand into his trouser Stryker!’ he warned news, wot can 1["aee “If you move 4 step closer 1| Kirkwood's ps” follow the por CHAPTER XU), Progressive Crime } ter down to th and the woman e softly musical by ¢ ealing of a distant chime four ever meet again take (he «ther side o! exactly lke takin a charity sesible way of telling some y spend him somethi if he ng whieh he Which and dr with yuched the p The man for “oh” the Wi elor through f and ver The Bach “Is he-er—short Cara Old « Mikes to find an oy ® Christmas. pr woman fr Women in the smug @ sister wom fling at the game fn sackcloth and as! derstand how they're right When you take nail that’s been torturing ing. ‘This but you'll ¢ minute. After two glasses of cochineal (| at the table d@hote | snatches from he the br 1, and tenacity with which s 3 1 Her td may tribu © more whi She never buys yc pajamas that she how much better she’ raph the privacy a faney phote them in y and da an who loves to kes more dipl ' started about your Widow, looking over Widow can't 1 after having had the rtd 1 heel don't fail ced before you left home et it after a." you listen, ing to Illusions, a as to New fs that you should swear off on ey thing that you cnjoy answered | pateh= hus in a an awn nal Maybe orn ri ant! e begins to huni Heautiful Land of Bo- toying grimly with the and her sex in r's resolutions r that yeu the ys gazes for a for the packi pleaded pla ntiv in astonishment ent. Its for—THE OTHE But you can have yours th atingly, “I should say that he 4 mbidle-aged,” he Bachelor winced, ‘Is i—is it a gilt prayer-book?" he inquired with a pathetic glance at the ackage. he Widow shook her head. ‘Or a cut-glass whiskey flask?” [ should say not! exclatmed the Widow tn a voice as tragic as the situs ation he end of the second act. man, Mr, Travers.” or brightened and reached Won't you let me open it now?" he y, “and—and end the what?” inquired the Widow. My junk-I mean my present.” The Widow buried her face in her ands and softly. your 7 she exclaimed ‘be- tween breaths at isn't your pres- R MAN s minute if J she reached behind ht out a flat leather ed, taking a cut glass from its satin Uning, stly utiful—BAY und in her excitement iberately under the d_ chandelier, added, ere ARE ch woul appeal to any Yes"! exelaimed the Bachelor en- spirituelle and about "Charma’ and this to tells her whole poun he left home tn the mornin, that modern Machiavelli doesn't get | good home cooking! at the of girlhood sprit only Way to get along with a husband {ts to “feed the brute,” bankroll ef th job or that she simply doesn't know | how to feed a man properly. sure hedtime, t Puree The Favorite Present. thusiastically her where she helor | stood. 7 Instance, and | flasks, and YOU—and this Bach- }q laugh of triumph he lean |r nk t favorite masculine Christmas O30300000 00000000, a Married Man By Clarence L. Cullen. astral Thought Movement was ‘ound obesity But you'll never be able to prove lot of fat, lethargte are Interested in it a crafty «¢ the husband se wife, who voluntarily 3 that she looks s thinner to him than when Maybe projected as an ar Ai every even Ever notice how she chirks up when she reads on the Women’s Page that Aspasta, Cleopatra and Madame Pom- padour we ting after passing t 4 ty than they were ind-butter period Whenever you hear a rried woman, t mossy old rave that the you can bet the ner (iat she Is too lax on You’ er know the meaning of nough bitterness of spirit until, at your wife pinches the nice, ff your bed in order to warm top quilt spread it over and around her pet mutt the cou © exuet nature of the cone nital or fundamental kink or twist in eminine mind whieh causes the to absolutely reject the coming to the front and bught of owning up when sho is clearly proven, e in the wrong When you hear a man say, “I never Apologize, right or wrong,’’ you prompt= 4 boor and an all-around nty of w e the same { get themselves independence” and ctlvely @ the way gh his women com- fore and ening at tg RR BASS Not That Kind, 1 \ the inquiry 4“ P 5 ye08 a good ry 4 Constant f the answers 1 his pen forward !us the