The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1915, Page 13

(2S: Qargh. The show will play cities along the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, trav- elling om the water. Two steamboats and #4 bargos will be used. In addi- tion to these there will be two ad- mega | Greatest * . Daria Bupian, Nan Haiperin, Rue, Willa Holt Waneneld, ogers, Belle Baker, Dazie, Re ‘Iganga, James Thornton, Frank Fo- garty, Tom Penfold, Muriel Hudson and twenty-five singers if a big en- a- DEMO U DIED: That well known representative of Bouth, George Alabama Florida, fim New York in connection with @ ‘to start @ water circus on tour. . Florida is general agent for Rice Dore, who will, on April 24, launch) Fund, at a meetii (the proper word in this ca.e) a circus Pitts- ~ ALWAYS TIRED May Find Help Help in This » Letter. een Creek, Mich.—“I cannot speak teo .bighly..of your medicine. 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Pinkham Medicine Ce., (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Youn letter’ ‘will be epened,-read and vance boats to transport the advertis- fuse at & Dore usually have a 44-car railroad circus, This season, accord- ing to Mr, Florida, they will the rivers because they belie’ can save much in transpo charges. “It would cost us on an average of $650 a day to route our oircus over the railroad he said last evening. “By using the rivers we can get by on "about $165 a a day, we think.” WHATS IN IN A NAME? Verne Kassel sold his hogs to-day to Jep Barlow and Lope the market with them.—Heyw (Mo.) Star. OUTSIDE MAY JOIN. By a wi im vote the Actors’ at the Lyceum ‘Theatre yesterday, ratified the plan Dot mend the organisation's by-laws to permit people not connected | the acting pro’ associate mambers, “Associate membership now costs $50," sald President Daniel Frohman last night. he added signifi- cantly, “more, WHERE LOUIS PUTS IT. Louis Andfews is a colored boy who Lo senha an elevator ey - of the rom serio how "Gin a 80 Gossip. ‘The Lambs expect to Jay the oor- ner stone of their new club house Ile Weston, blackfase comedian, has been added to the cast at the Winter Garden. Tho' Florence Reed “Yellow Ticket” cormapany closed its season Saturday in Cleveland, Broadway hears that Jack Faust of “The Gay Widows” died in the Peo- ple's Hospital Monday. Oliver Morosco and his representa- tive, Jay Barnes, left yesterday for Chicago. Crosby Gaige and Mrs. Gaigo havo returned from Palm Beach, where they spent © month. Mayor Cyrus Perkins Walker of Delhi, Texas, who is in New: York, sald last night that he w all tired out from running to fires. Bobbie Anstett, property boy at the! Little Theatre, received a love letter | yesterday and scoffed at it. William Morris will hold a St. Pat- rick's celebration at the Jardin de ne March 16 in honor of Pat ey. A second “To-Night's the Night"! company is to be sent on tour in this) country. It will bée recruited from the English stage people. now in New York. Mignon, the pet Pomeranian of Madeline Howard, Beauty in “Expe-. rience,” is no more. A cruel automo: bile murdered the dog in West Fifty- fifth Street. The committee which will arrange tho Irvin Cobb dinner will meet at tho Hotel Algonquin Feb. 28 at 3 P. M.| our tenor, | ballad, "I Throw Her Off the Brooklyn Bridge. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. re popular girl, fession to become eee semble numbe: OUR OWN MINSTRELS. Interlocutor—Are you still working at the rink, Mr. B 5 They put the rollers jones. Bones—No, under me, Interlocutor—I_ hear your brother hi Mr, Tambo. A man hit him with @ fight last night, ‘ambo—Yes. bottle of soda water. ‘Was he badly hurt?” Soda water is Interlocutor—Archibala will sing that touchi You Love Her Deart the bee is the blonde or the brunette?" sgen ought to know. You've been THEATRES, 49 THST. 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