The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1915, Page 16

a i honk ae * Ea — = aT 4 Home and Comifec Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Tuesday: F i » TBOUT a~ THE aida My a. . All Rights HIS TWIN BROTHER—By M. G. S. FERD G. LONG by > AWS EACH WEEK ial Part TwoeeThe Wrong Man sete) cg falre crear rom her morn’ [atin harman beaten, Shc. Tg Abent, te aume sie the Merry, nary PW mets Moray an ride, sees her rideriess horse come loping back ve summons his cowboys and, with Black starts out Will leaves his ranch to ride over | between the two ranches. At to the ranch. Black Fox, an Indian torther ‘ox guiding, starts out in search of his missing to the Murray place to call on Alice, little 4 \ daw ind Will. i dreaming that has fall ae I N \ } 1) \ incronaae hie fears by enying that he had cova fete ne , Alice is the apple of her ff dreaming that she has fallen into the hands } prise Will replies: “I have not i - j ‘at er \B\\ i i il If the deplorable scarcity of thea-| ! B Be | You, Oswald, forget it! Netlet has [/ t 4 ila’ & pi * gome. Broadway hears that L. C. \ St Kan ib Van Riper and those interested with! J ‘3 Pim in the Vanoscope Company have Tf) & & plot of ground not al- > fee occupied by a theatre and " beve arranged to supply the defi- tency. The house will have its main ‘Patrance on Broadway, just south of Churchill's restaurant. The theatre the Longacre. 7 new theatre will have a seat-| i capacity of 2,200. It will be used exhibition of feature films. of demolishing the bulld- site will begin about be the second then- be butlt by the Vanoscope in- . ‘The first—the @—at Seventy-sevonth A BAD Boy is nearing completion. It ‘Toon My APPLE THE AD: To open April 16, or thereabouts. ? BuT y “- ALF ALLEN HAS RETURNED. . r Zs FOR. GETTIN IT ie Allen, who paid a aN to Bing Sing prison Sun- : Bacr For ME it known that he has Hie rt 23 ag Hf a F . Yes- in Eéwii ite oni me FLOOEY AND AXEL—Flocey May Have Learned to Rope a Goat, but Never THIS Goat ! i it Vunow ( evir! on eine! Look FLOOEY! “MaT's How | LearNeD DAS BANE YUN AY BANE LASSO Him How “To “THROW A LASSO.| GREAT IDEA Aut Ricut$ AY TANKS i Ht i WN DIDNT CHA Keer Yer Eve J > ON ‘IM ?? eed p ni Dancing Duchess,” Pie we Follies.” % 6 Feat t - , ‘Week In ite New ‘York cares! G OF MARY—You Want to Keep Your Eye on WaT MARY Nesers CERTAINLY 1S Sone GAL - IWISHT SHE'D Loo OUTA TH’ winpow! i has closed his oMfces in the | === — = pa admirer sent George Vivian, of| discussing we Conrigh, 1015.7 The Vm Puihing Co, hee Punch tad Judy Theatre, a live fpustsloo ’ Ipful MOV for GIRLS—Iilustrated by ELEANOR SCHORER =, “Bay, at goll what _ srandtachers clock? = 5 poll. ret 50 C . galled rhe Ol8* | Youse understand?” % ‘ ad ta “| Bhe got it. ‘ 4 y ‘The-) -TRENTINI COMING HERE, . i \\ > way that ve 4 .- ee 7 i ‘ or / ‘that Mrs.| Peasant Girl,” owned by Comatock mo | | | was bis partner.|@ Gest. Clifton Crawford will be & r I Theatre in the new light opera, “The it. must be an exceptional | featured. — FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE: GRIN! IT'S EASY. “Mra. dead.” you more slong, “4 int?” . “No complaint—everybody satis- fied!” gion ae ceergie omerd of Brony SEERARIG, te been ison Avenue, r? York 680 Mi: Ni Bocas nb bekt