The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1914, Page 18

ey ey : e and C ATTER POP?” Ze HOUSE ONE Two Fie TyY Times J WILL RETURN IN ZE HALF HouR ifter Axel Will Do Arguing Out in the Light! NES. MR. TIBBETS, THE REALIZATION AND BY BIDE be the policy at the Prigeess this season to revive, at in- “one-act plays which were Classica in days gone by. pi ret of these will be Chester Fim of Met Look AT DAS GORATCHES ucoty! Geel! HEH! AN’ DONT ws ad a“ ad 6o06H ALi temLoce LATEST DANCE ouT ’ — OVERLOOK THE FACT WILLIAM, THAT MOURE ABOUT PLAYS PLAYERS DUDLEY Fromnae, Sullivan, Freicant ef the ereasive Circuit, arrangod to Dlay bis show, “The Monte Carlo Girls,” in houses controlled by the Columbia people. Also it becane Eeaieain te Save ae e Ha: o- Figreod: apenas in ag thus taki Tiore Progressive prop- Edward ‘Beatty, proprietor of ¢ deal wheral his house will present Columbia bur- jeaque, SHOW ON FLYING TRIP. The Cohan & Harris production of “It Eve to Ad se” will be taken to Baltimore on ‘lal train after thé perfoi rmaneo at the Cohan Theatre Monday night, Oct. 12, for pecial ven at y, Oct, | uction will be returned to New York in time for the Tuesday evening performance,bere. The pli fe that of a Baltimiore paper, which will invite all its adyertisers to 00 the show. ‘ BAN FOR “HELP WANTED.” ‘The Canadian censor who pauses on all theatrical productions which are offered in the Dominion has refused to permit the presentation of “Help Wanted” in the ‘terri! under tie jurisdiction. Word to this effect has in received in New York, but no reason for the ceneur’s action nas been made concerning the visability of it the pubii yo! ma ubiio to view “Help Wanted: bed : RIGHT BACK AT HIM. A well known New York theatrical man up Al Simmons, the rail- road man, yesterday on business. He decided, however, to preface his busi- ness with a little frivolity. “Bay, AL” he sald, “what does it cost to send a corpse to Buffalo?” “What show do you want to ship?” asked the railroad man, ENJOIN FILM COMPANY. Judge Gavegan in the Supreme Cour: esterday granted an injunction w & Erlan, against the G enjoining CASTORIA For Infante and Children ral Film Company, @ film company from using In Use For Over 30 Years wi Lutlled ee te the title “A Fool There Was" on mo- tion pictures. DELAY FOR “DANCING AROUND.” +he Shuberts will not be able to open thelr new Winter Garden musical pro- duction, “Dancing Around,” next Monday evening, as was their original intention. More time is needed for re- hearsals at the big theatre at Fiftieth street and Broadway, and this time will not be available until the produc- uon now occupying the house leaves. Its engagement ends Saturday night. The new date for the opening of “Dancing Around” has not been chosen, Incidentally, Li ‘Weston has been engaged for a | ig role in the pew piece, | ‘FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS. | Harry Clarke, sometimes known us | Nora Bayos's husban along Broadway a cigarette in a holder that must have been a foot long, when he met Lee Harrison. “Why the freak holder?” asked Lee. “My doctor told me to keep away from cigarettes,” replied Harry, Gossip. Charles Dillingham has e | Edna Stillwell for “Watch Your fap The New Montgomery and Stone | ahow, “Chin-Chin,” will open at the Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia, to- George Tyler has acquired American right for “Salammbo,” an Italian fea- ture film which he thinks will be a | rival of “Cabiria.” att weok sat tbe aicere tendanre ‘ (N.Y, Breming We lng | and composers 8! Git Me ADRING 00 Press Publishing Co. wa we JT SURE MAES A FELLAW FEE LiKE A Boy Sad ws we TWeiédt Away ct GItS YA RUNNIN’ | AROUND wiTH SHORT PANTS - LAPP. UNDERSTAND 2 IF AY DON'T GET BETTER PRINTING ON MY WAR FILLUME ~ - - - --Somevun's NECK BANE GEE wHiuikens! ( iNevER THOUGHT OF THaT! maTTHews ash and Perlmutter” and the receipts totalled $10,000 in round numbers. “The Elder Son" quietly pack his grip and departed from the playhouse Saturday night. So quietly did he leave that dozens of people have been golng to the Sheatre nightly since, ex- ting to see the play. bie § eectal performance of “Along Came Ruth” will be given in Quincy, Mass, next Monday evening under the auspices of the Quincy Board of ‘Trade. Several of the publishers of poruier songs have adopted . novél plan which, they hope, will attract tion to thelr wares. They a ing moving pictures made of the writers and composers of the songs, supposed- ly at work concocting ditties. In thea- tres where the songs are eung the pic- tures will be given prior to the Pie: sentation of the work of the write’ own. Louls Mann promises that he begin work on the producing of” starring vehicle for himself two or three weeks. The play the pens of his wife, Clara, and Samuel Shipman, Edward Lynch has been éngaged by I. W. Hope as & member of the com- which will support Adele Blood Lo’ formerly with “Grumpy,” 1s now leading man for Frances Starr. Miss Starr's season will begin in Washington next Mon- day ELTINGE I8 TIMID. ullan Eltinge has bought a ne: auiomobile that looks like & Russian Sa Secon. Ste nn heard Z- that borough is absolutely neutral. A PLEASANT RECITAL. Mildred Halsey gavo a piano recital in her atudio over the Kieinert meat market last evening. She had quite & crowd present to see how those St. Louis piano lessons had improved her. They found « great change in her. Miss Halsey wore a filmy dreas, very stylish, high-heeled shoes and a ; Sold-looking bangle in her hair that | clinked when she shook her head, It was all new to Delhi and created much talk among the music lovers present. She played half a dozen pisose by old German masters better nown In New York than here. She got her biggest rise, though, when she knocked out “Hitchie Koo" for a ture mnjoyed by every- r, howe tepped on the trail of Mre. Cyrus Perkins Walker, wife of the Mayor, It was him and Constable Brown who roMed irs. The irlal comes up to-morrow.—Delhi (Tex.) Buzoo. OUR GOLF DEPARTMENT. Golf is becoming more popular with Broadway's theatrical contingent every day. Among tho new flends recently developed are Arch Salwyn, William Collier, Son Buster Collier, Jack Barrymore, Walter Moore and in Gust borrowed ju please.) A day t Dunwoodle links Sam (Niblick) Harris and Abe Lovy de- feated Mort Shea and Wallace Ed- dinger in a match for # substantial urse and four bottles of champagne, "t been held yet, eee tone unde 1 Parnes —renthe * WM Lito a HIS JUNGLE Gaus WHAT'S TO PREVENT? Tibbits Wilson's son, the actor, who got home yesterday, is a fine harmonica pla: How about some dances ?—Le Ile (Col) Light. Sosa ae Nae One Way to Obey Orders. N one of the companies of a Wis- | consin militia regiment are two students of Lawrence College, who are studying for the ministry. While the regiment was at Camp Douglass this summer some of the boys of the company thought to have a little fun at the expense of the two ministors. When the beer, which some one had went to the regiment as a treat, was to be served, they asked their captain if the two ministers might serve it. He said they might. Tho boys were jubilant, and served notice of thelr new duty to the two students, One of them refused to have anything to do with it, but the other—Private Kelth—took the notice, which read: “The beer must be served on the grounds, and no man must get drunk," and said he would obey it. He went to his Heutenant and asked him if thé company might be held at parado-vest while he served the heer, He was as-| sured that It should be done, Private Keith then rolled the up in front out the buns r out on the ground. When it had all run out, he turned to his Heutenant, gave the salute, and said: “Lieutenant, I have served the heer Panton 2, e Q vy keg | sure no man} Mra, LAPP. LA e weer share 1 po? OH, WHAT SHALL 1 oo? “ omic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Wednesday. September 30, 1914: AN (Lt BE Your Neck! ge THE MARRYING OF MARY By Thornton Fisher William Had Overlooked This One Little Detail! Rive Jopyrgnt, 1014, by The Urea Publishive MRS, JARR WILL SET THE PACE IN STYLE AND WALKING, TOO! | borrowing coftee?” asked iT was high time Mrs. ance had mado jsince her return from Mr. Jarr’s va- cation, for Mr. Jarr got a two weeks vacation every year, thought. Mr. Jarr knew better. His wife and children got a vacation and he went along to carry bundles and valises for them, . Johnson, the cashier at the office, ¢ who was a bachelor, always went on a fishing trip to Maine or Canada on and came home telling of his marvellous ‘eats’as an angler wild life in the woods along with a hardy shoe clerk his vacatioi and of the rough, Jarr | returned some of tho calls the ladies of her acquaint- upon , her so his boss mail yy By Rov MeCardell Phe New York Evening Workt), anyway, she has no style about het— {she's just letting we dreadful how she's letti “She's letting herself go aro’ rn rr, Jerr. “Oh, you know what I mean!" was the reply, “Clara Mudrid called on me as soon ag we got back to town, But that's because her elec- trie brougham is being repaired. Then she can't go flying around and I'm good enough for her. Bat she , Was crying because her ht won't buy her a new motor 1 know she and Mrs, Stryver only called on me to. show me the new dresses they had got while I was away,” “SUL, it was nice of them to cal” said Mr. Jarr, edothingly. “Nice of them to call? repeated news about or about themselves, ‘That's any your friends call on you for, any+ way.” “It's too bad,” Mr, Jarr “But what are you going to do about and a rugged diamond setter who !t? always went with him. But Mrs. Jarre always said that the children were too young for her to take them into the wilderness, so Mr, Jarr never could go Ashing and camp- ing. Jenkins, the bookkeepé wite—they had no culld on a tandem motor cycle vacations, Mrs, Jarr always said she would trust herself, ipt alone the children, on & ete ry go excitable b Ja vas has been. said, Mrs was back from Mr. Jarr's va ind all her friends had called on her, dnd now she must call on them in eturn. en won't u angle's call, Weliod to Mr, “She's more of fb good neighbor than a friend, and, anyway, she only called informally to borrow some coffee. You know, she pretends she cat only use Kind totfec we do, Which 1 town department why grocer, and get a po all gone, But 1s over to borrow her sad we haven't several sai to hold something ull tt ; » and his need to return the Mrs of nat half-pount volte vale Moe, dar yy you the eotree y not have to remy her the v ‘Oh, how foolish you talk Mrs. Jarre. “Mra, Rangle's the only son whose call 1 CAN return, || jon’t care what | wear when I call on Rangle, for, bad aw my clothes thay are hatter an here and “if st uae crlod ore always | “Well, I've made up my mind one thing,” said Mrs. Jarr. “ we were on Uncle Henry's dread farm the files around the house used to drive me wild, so I got used to take ing long walks. I'll get a palr of shoes with common sense heels and shorten my old tailor made skit y years ago—you knowshow 4 And it went right out of sy! er I bought It, so it's as gw ’ , and I'll say it's one o: now Continental style walking skirts and that since the war the ladies @& noble birth in Europe have given wp thelr motor cars for sconomy and walk around to the Red Cross quate r|/ ters and volunteer their services, and so Vl wood |. wPhat will be fine,” sald Mr, dep! | will do vou good.” Clara Mudridge-Smith and Mra. Stryser aren't used to walking and it will nearly kill them. That will do THEM g002!" replied Mrs, Jarr, t up a walking purty to the HARWoI®= ay | f@ ff/reo-man i a | COLLAR orGets, Tro \ BEST PROQUGT | %, jth