The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1914, Page 28

Home aad omic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Friday: D etree aeons _ $$ OT mew Pye NER |e Net ART ARI N aM Soe wiry eA eC a . 20 PII A EARN A NR AA rey hs my Ot ecember 11; 1914 ) ‘THE EVENING WORLD’S NEW PICTURE-STORY SERIES—A COMPLETE STORY EACH WEEK fFHEN COURAGE WON we Part Five—Entombe,! + (All Rights Reserved) we Scenario by Joseph Keogh Frank soon revives her and Is about to escape with her from the cavé and. the still unconecious Jim when a rambling is heard at the cave mouth, which eud- denty is blotted out, Rita's voice calling to him from under his fect would be natural were she in that cave. Rapidly he runs to its en- trance, but no voice greets him. He re- solves to enter its dark interior. In the dai is he gropes his way along calli ita's name, he feels him- self suddenly seized in a powerful em- brace. He struggles with his antagonist and they fall, In the fall Frank's adversary strikes his on a rock on the cave floor and Iles Striking a match, Frank recog- nizes Jim as his assailant and in a corner sees Rita, who has fainted. a re” To their M5 cave moue” to thelr a &@ emalfl avatanche, iting, has covered the Rita soso. Stan’ conscious, 5 8, bank by the stream in past ag inert. which is “abou that potne. ily wn iN i i | / Me Pa ; Ai a Hy ih Nia | oA ho i, A. 3 .| on i xy 4 wlll, By C.-M. Payne hii About Plays - and Players Bide Dudley A. Brady is threatening to } He received a fF Hi Youn6e MAN Youve een PUT SLOSHING AROUND Iw “HE SNOW AND WET! You BRote Your PROMISE. WHAT Ata You AY KNOW ~ DAS YAKICAS ee BANE TRY fs “To PUT ME ON DAS FRITZ ~ GEE, AY VASNT EVEN QEAR DAS bey ING — AP BANE IN DAS GARI CEE BEN ef (AY CAB BANE RIGHT FE AN’ Ol Saw YEZ DOIN’ THoITY MILES AN HOUR Down “THA AVENOCO! 68 AT “THA P'LICE COORT 1N HALE AN Hour! wening World) OW LISTEN UNCLE Jufary, NOUVE Gor TO HELP He Gar’ IM THE GOOD Graces OF MUSTNY GET & WRONG IMPRESSION OF BILLY! HIS UNCLE, MR PIKE WANTS TO SEE WOU TO @S How ‘Ts MR: Pike, (Le LET Him TAK TO me —-VeESs— MLL LET HIM TALK TO ME} and the two a day with the other. CA8T OF “GONG OF SON A. H. Woods has got together a strong \ of Songs.” John Mason heads it and he will be associated with Do Thomas A, Wise, Nest Glendenning, rest Winant and others, Lil AMBEAU SIGN: 5 Marjorie Rambeau has signed a contract to appeer under the manage- ment of H. H. Frasee for two years, | When she finishes with “So Much for y ight “To-night’s Night” will have its New York premiere at the Shubert ‘Theatre Christmas Eve. “Susi” will go ol jour. Nat Carr, who arrived from London recently, has arranged to to Aus- tralla for a aeason in vaudeville, “The Denial," « playlet which deals with electrocution, may be taken out of the Princess bill tj make way for mgther pre 1. the jenry Hammill, the negro porter at the Eitinge Theatre, ta i a aketch. He Cy Cas Lay mee! sues coas ho won't have to port any more, Marie Tempest will offer a doubie | te" bu al Comedy Theatre, beginning Dec. 18. It will consist of “Phe M riage of Kitty” and Harold Chapin’ one-act play, * Dumb and the Pind.” berine Kaelred will be added to the cast. Dave Altman, formerly a success ful hotel man at Far Rockaway, no: one of the shortest and fattest of th theatrica) advance men, ha algndy, ‘of all ecena: jahte thereto must iter reserves the right to make changes foe publication. For euggestions study otherwise scenarios cannet be returned. ‘avenue 1.0, PARK Row, Mrs. Caleb Tingle of Leesville ac- cused her of atealing {t from Alfred a Austin, The poem follows: ¥|fearing the producer might not know! 1 be dance lest aight, st how t le such @ scene, of- set 2 lovely time, ered the ‘following suggestion in a bu 97258 Se ee Yorks he He io wanonal to ma, ote: ; MEATH GOES TO WORK, it the Princess on a blind horse, Percy Heath, who fell off a subway | for @ blind horse will go over @ preci- platform ago and | Dice. racked one of the beat bones he had, : on Broadway again, Not only that. ERLIN THEATRES GOING. ut he is working. Yeast: ney Percy | William Paasspart, Berlin represent- eo publelty dissemifator for | ative of the Orpheum Circuit. arrived h Your Step!" And incidentally |in New York yesterday and will try exactly what he should have |to book some German jeville acts hat fateful night in the subway. |in this country. He says Berlin 4 IT’e “J Why, Watched his step, of |good shape, that business je going | Harrison Grey Fisk that jSouree. New! now! along as usual and all the muste halls! tho name of Lydia Lopokc play is is, however, that it is! “Just Herself” and its author ts Ethel out irapossi! r non-combatants! Mumford, It is @ comedy. Lopokova to travel in Germany. will m er New York debut as an —o aking actreas Deo, 23 at HE'S NO PLAGIARIST. Brady theatres in le Mae Doolittle, the Lees-| Weat Forty ib Street, teratsoa that everything she wriles ta] FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. 5 ot ber Own, “sound a} bot KEENAN IN VAUDEVILL®. | EASY ENOUGH. Frank Keenan appears to have for-| A man who liv it one of the Mills feiten all about that plan to reopen | Hotels sent a 1o for a film to y's Theatre with regular prod Nan Johnson at the Princess 'Thea- tions. He has gone into vaude' wsterday, evidently believing that again and will eppear at th: ‘ook Blinn and his co-thrillers week. ‘The aceny- r -- an’ UpIDN'T SEE YOu AROUND , SO 1 YUMPED IN YER CAB AN’ DROVE. DOWN THE AVENUE IN A HURRY AN! BACK AGAIN AS Quick as 4 Cound? Good Idea, but Somehow It Didn’t Work Out Right SOSH, | NEVER Sain & WORD TO HER EBovT’BILL! BUT ( DUNNO BUT WHAT ITS JUST AS WELL —IF Stas Gor #85;000 AND GIVES THEMPS O00 Thar PLEATHE PoP I CAN MAKE [YA ANOTHER One JuTH# ATH Good OH sure! [Now AY SEE VY AY Gor PINCHED FOR. SPEEDING M! HE COME OVER TO PLEAD HIS HEPHEW-AN! NEVER SAID A WORD ABOUT Him BUT JEST SET @N’ TAixeo @H TALKED! IT MUST Mas On mer! sneered some sneers for us again to- day and here they be: HICKVILLE The feller who's allue goin’ around givin’ free advice never seems to have DOINGS why it’s free. BY HAZEN CONKLIN any worth takin’, which ts probably It’s the feller who really knows the most about a sudjeck who docs the least arguin’ about tt. mre Ma Bs (aahnt And the feller who has-the dig, T’a in he conversation has the emailast EMUEL HUBBARD reports ones in Als head, for he can't ace as how be had a narrer| nothin’ bist Aimsel/. escape from havin’ his Bouse to burn down yes- tiddy. He was thinkin’ about buildin’ the ‘first fire of the season in the Baltimore heater in the parlor when there come a crash up on the roof and he run out and saw that the wind had blew the chimbley over If he'd of built the fire with chimbley down the roof would of caught fire, and he's glad the wind blew it over because !f it hadn't he'd of gone ahead and bullt the fre with disastrous results. | EDITOR'S NOTE—We print this ac- | count but fail to understand how there \could have deen na chimney if the | | wind hadn't blown it down, and hence | | why the narrow escape, or why, if the | | tind did Ddlow tt down—confound it, | ‘What in the name of grief 18 the on- |) ing tne okt sit down on another, A of conversational mon- opolists, 1 know several fellera who . talk #0 long on one taok that the only wey to stop ‘em would be to have ‘em AK in. high A ATLANTA, 256 Ia. high PPLEXO | Greaseless Cream For Every Kind of a Headache Adol Weand25cBores, All Druggets