The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1915, Page 24

THROUGH PERIL TO FORTUNE—Sy Leonard A. Mason eevenine monomer k Part Pivee-The Octopus PHS HET EES HL ENEES HOES SOCORRO: ~ eee oe om een A nail projects from the frame of (hem alte A few days later Dies and Curtis plan « moter cave beat the wart «4 On this Curtis's coat catches f boat trip along the cowst to a cavern in a cliff . wiedee When the ' . his fall He dangles above the me \. catied “The Pirates’ Cave thos thet © thets boat fastened to « bowl tw one of wndlaked lime, but coat and mail be Ht @as once the hiding cave of pirates driven to wa) Then they ter th . and he is drawn to safety by workmen seek shelter there from pursuit when thelr eyes greet « terrifying epects Huge octopus. obsers hiresell ell out « treme, Mie rd th They (onclud Se ray Aa CHANGES PLAV'S NAME les "S’MATTER, POP?” é a a we a a a a By C. M. Payne Anglin has changed ioe of her new comedy from The = Islapd” to “The Balance” She ~ pi <b ea “s a oo ee oe \ Way tdere cdHiep | NO SCOTCH IN HER j SAM dite » OF SAUSAGE _Jesephine Victor of “Kick J'sam THA |LONGIN FER A Piece i [ - AN | WANT YA TAR see THAT HE GIT i7| . and to satisty ber curiosity de- UNS atte or ‘ s OP said one day, “haven't = ; = ¢ ( iN i Por got a | Scoteh in you?’ ¥ " ») cut « _ The maid drew berseif up haugh- a a} you please, Mise Victor,” she ‘YU bave you know I don’t poe > THERE WAS MONEY IN IT. ; q ; J ( Tom Hodgeman and Jobn Camp- , i ii Loy ( by “Tipperary” coming nickel-in-the-siot piano. The tnstru- t, it appeared to them, could play t seemed strange that jpperary” should be heard in a an cafe, so they asked the pro- tor about it - “You're German, aren't you?” asked jgeman “Oh, sure!” he replied. “Most of your trade is German?” “Oh, sure!” sympathize with Germany in Ob, eure: FLOOEY AND AXEL—They GOT a Ride Somehow; and Without Making Any Effort to Do So! we we we we “ By Vic “Then why does that plano play e, 80 much?” rary, Vy, dere is von Irisher who keeps 4 = dine in nieelea,” sald the Ger- cv S a with a grin etty T sold him — . wort’ of ‘Tipper an’ der Kal- Cll a DIDN'T CHa Poke. § : vy) . + A 3 . BRAKEMAN IN THE EYE en necxes YESTERDAY INSTEAD OF LETTIN' “OOGILTY” JAKE. Mim PUT US OFF THE TRAIN? ke Wilk, the World Film con. [/WEbt NEVER GET TS NEW YORK Gorn'e prose’ agent, has ‘ baby a “IS war! Y'GiMwe A PAN ~ mon| ld, ane at o isa he Cee €or of, excepting, of co’ Dey TAGET A OA Toatsrday he RUDE SOMEHOW ! Was heard saying ‘My kid lool me jast night and sald, “ y o ity,’ just as plainly as could be , not up on baby talk. 1 wonder it she meant.” Ket another baby who ed to talk, to act as inter somebody suggested FOOLISHMENT. \ ory 4 Y Gossip. - ‘i 4 “ | 2 J : $ oe y Y Alice is returning from : : | i ' dig ( Jand ¢ Adriati ‘ . F a ; — \ \ Madin will : . * in | : = : _ —. . 4) Game lurk” open ar Pp -A play on ol tied 1, ‘Dodge. ites kong; Le MARRYING OF MARY-—Not That Pa Is Susceptible to Flattery—Oh, No! He Was Actuated by a Subtle Motive! rr) re By Thornton Fisher an read it ham tire Irvin Cot —— ae: Bevis), I ies Aneslen: Monday and} | ARE. Ye SURE YO 7 Sew HIM WITH (O-AH,2E MOTHER /PEESTER TIBBEETS.TOO ial, aaa oT ; : SEEN TH! COUNT. ) } ; ( BM THOUGHT 2 Ato’ Buly will play but one matic | ( QiWUM? HES BEEN MN QWN EVES — / OF 2E BEE-U-TIFUL E2 @& FINE MAN, MADAME - Mou WERE WAL, | WOULDNT Be aight 8 Garrick, and that | | 7 "GRD -premen ae) oe \ MERE EERE ae / ’) HE EZ SQ HANDSOME ) ( €o1ne To 22, ) ( Ler PHOEBE) : Beagrie, Harter, wnt enone at the) Yl Ce ee tee Fes) 2 ne rather \ Wouvee SHE E2 SO Ee \ SO BRuviewt mMapame- \_ SOMETHING: | MISS Thar FER. | 4 Mak ltnaed tub WITH HLS IKISSER = % TV BEE-UTIFUL = iy, \ RAH, THE FATHER OF ee (FIVE DOLLARS! ears begin- be / : MEES TIBBEETS 1S So. \ DIFFERENT- &-AH -_—- yLL PENO TRIM! ) ee a be ture house, ‘ ‘) y a al a pew danc wind Glide.” in “The Peasant eit | ann is writing a baok of | nees of the Now York stage, | n his proféssional | \_probably remet jranville was next week's bill the Ashe will introduce the | sm roupe’s baseball team Played a“ game with a semi-profes- I club in the snow at a Colorado Mowatain town the other day. Every | time a man stole to @ base it was a! fhe song “Silver Threads Among Gold” is being made into a film Richard J, Jove, who sang it for s the central figure u be Catholic Actors’ Guild 18 mest | president and Francis X. Hope Vice | Will be elected. It is probable| President, William Cotter will be re- y elected Secretary. J_Cohan will be chosen |" Edward Childs Carpenter, financial editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, has sold @ play of his own manufac- ture to Oliver Morosco, Every now and then ‘arpenter sits down and dashes off a play or « film scenario juat like that! A musical stock company, organ- {zed by Charles Berton, will sail to- morrow for Mobile, Ala., where it will be installed in the Lyric Theatre. Among those who will go are Charles Fulton, Laura Jeffries, William Clif- ton, Freda Wagner and Osborne Clemson. SAID SHE TO THE DUCH Annie Hughes of "The Clever O: | once played in “A Bit of Old C sea” at the Hotel Kitz, London, f charity. A Duchess, not knowing Miss Hughes was a professional ac- tress, took occasion to compliment her, saying: “If you are ever hard up, my dear, go on the stage.” “I am on the stage," replied Miss Hughes, “and I am hard up.” When beran aay present employment in he office — wholesale Conepeny | We ich Gas shy FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE commenced at 8.50.4. M. | immediaiely “My dog's lost.’ b “Why don't you advertise for him in the newspa| ad “He can't read.” Copyrig, 1918, Pyeae Punlianing Co (NY Ryening Worle) HOW I EARNED MY RAISE — No. 5—The Reward of Industry oe Ceporigh 18, Wy Eag bras Kxine Oo A “SUCCESS MOVIE" Series of TRUE STORIES of ADVANCEMENT—Illustrated by WILL B. JOHNSTONE. 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