The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1914, Page 10

Wah im MN hi nH ty D> Xi ! uh and Players By Bide Dudley lay Irwin in » | whioh will soon go into Kenneth Do gone to "| Philadelphia to sing the role of Ju- Maka in “Gari” a while, She takes the then go on tour. to ma rebearsal jugias of “A Pair of Silk Stockings” was given & surprise party S ‘The - ler,” = A in association with Charles mi = ma GOSH, 1 Hi Doc JONES 1S the Little Theatre last night by 16 will be a at the members of the company. ‘The occasion was the twenty-first aniver- eary of bis stage debut. Charies Frohman’s next production will _be “Driven,” a four-act comedy by EB. Temple Thurston, first produced at the Hi et Theatre, London. | ¢: It will open in Philadelphia and will | my ary 80, don't mind!” SHE WAS W A chorus girl appearing with a road company which passed through New yesterday was told by the man- ager that because of the war he'd haye to cut her gelary 30 per cent. Maite aoe,” he Fei un Bry Phat will make On, all right! I Famous Players Film Com JUST VARNISH, THAT'S ALL. an, will make a set of pictures of “The Morals of@farcus” soon, with Marie Doro in her original role, ‘Take it from Walter Kingsley, all| dyed her La Milo, who in the nude, will month ahe own poses in swit wear at the Palace the week of Nov, ' “corre: loi scsi beiats Ea Sina RR A 8 Be rw a) Bi, ( = sf of white varnish. it the theatre be kept warm during her act. She says that the first time goosefiesh appears she'll quit her job. La Py ind inal thi SHE HAD TO BE IN STYLE ‘When blondes came in she changel her hair to be in style, and when the black-haired girl wag all the rage whe changed it back again. auburn tresses were “the thing,’ deep ee but ct,” whe sald. Of course, the By Carmichael T WEEK — THE MOUNTAING © i} i a i i ni girl was versatile, she couldn't change her name. ANOTHER DOOLITTLE GEM. Ellabelle Mae Doolittle, the Leen- ville poetess, has written a very timely poem on grand opera, Through personal friend@hip for the conductor of this department, she is permitting its publication here, Read an@proft: It’s nearly time for Grand Opera, Of which.I am very fond; To understand each sound. In sych music I truly delight, Qh, I like {t very much; th But I don't get to hear much of it, A fact funny as a crutch! ox My sjster’s child, Teeny Ricketts, Found @ mouse 5a Sep batter, When " ghe in a gray, Rr a Taig, “and she's an awfully Rive isty* TOUGH OPPOSITION. ‘| Go and hear it sung, my friend, Elk, Mason, K. of C. or Shriner. n't di m WELL, NO WONDER! mee i ee A new play, “The AL | duced by & y in Chicago, Ornamental Hens. failed. It proved to a bloomer. STOUT, overdressed womany IT CERTAINLY DOES. A Wee (0 © Sand. onl6s Marie Drawer han invented | nis mones we have Gone shav! levice and w ave it te 4 ented. It looks as though It’s up to| house horses, cows, pl John Bugny:to invent a corset. “That must be charming!" broke tm [the other, “You can have all the HAVEZ EXPLAINED. | fresh emgs you want, and'—- used to be @ newapaper| “Oh, well,” hastily’ int timore. One Gey there prt Fretaay “ot Course the 4 one ae ict be wi ay ey like to, but jn of thea Deeg of it i len's at all necessary,” bi county ise, hens o