The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1915, Page 12

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He! i OE ee eS CE aD a 4 al ’ id Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Saturday: April 10. 1915 TWE EVENING WORLD'S “'wOVIE-STORT”™ THROUGH PERIL TO FORTUNE—By Leonard A, Mason COMPLETE EACH WEEK Conciusion++The Pirates’ Gald The actepus having Meacked ne , , te We ong one ’ . ‘ ‘ ne ta Alter what seems , Corte recone. cave mouth. ¢ nd leaps te . ‘ ' hat "7 ' ter we * . ” The octopus is gone Transferring the bwllian ot thee { the nh whe, op ' levees ¢ - " re os . oy C4 LT Sige mes nervoue te toot, leads to the eaknown It te . . *) a) ot Files . nad ‘ Ave iripe, they he: joe went Cente bes the Se = has dope bey iat @ “ alice ‘ don 6 we leave to your ion. ~The end. reach of by ZIEGFELO WANTS BERNARD B. dis oveloped « 40 ore iit on nm. r A bo ‘ 2 bang eure . 4 We ny / pe 4 willing 5 4 peg wer * ' at My Lee fies. , fea are they l, 6° “'S’MATTER, POP? rr] ry re] “ a” “ ro] ey wa By Cc. M. Payne pmo owas it he ts —- ——_— = ‘ Dengereus = iA Th GuTl salbions . = j ) Frerdapty Ma. 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He has taken charge of work in connection Playhouse Co-respoudent,” @ comedy by him- ap meg \FLOOEY AND AXEL—But That Freight DIDN’T “Whizz By ;’’ It Stopped at the Tank for Water ! . oy ue we we ry By Vic Louise Dresser's Pi 0 rt ate leasing of the Garrick by wa: C'mon y'sime!! we aint Gor Rosenberg will not affect Arn mw cna Soe ao No ae TO SIT AROUND WATER TANKS, rr will to-night give hor Mowlt we EVER GET Yo NEw YoRK \F We STOP To REST EVERY Mite? h performance {nh "Ba at the Belasco. Aimee Dalmores of — “Taking ™\ NOW COME ALONG M@ joes” Insists on toting her cat to No USE TRYIN’ To FOUND ANY SENSE IN AYEL'S Dome ! WHEN HE “THINKS HE'S GoT AN hea HES prrigu - fe} SS 3 cee! (Bert —T 0=—— MADE AXEL SORE WHEN she cheatro nightly. Just thought you a se f “THAT FREIGHT umizzed t like t 4 a ylor Granville and James Ma oOo (@) SY. Aw- | MIGHT AS son are to collaborate in the writing A e WELL SIT HERE AN of all Mr. Granville's play! pe < 4 Kugel & McCune are rehearsing 4 pineal, fg war sketch called “Dum Duma," Madge Voe has be more than twenty » the bill at the Casino to. Morrow night when a benefit will be y fell from the stage to eighborhood ne recently confined to her home badly ger By Thornton Fi: You BREW THE ; SHORT STRAW, Me. ) (oan He's Gorm 8) NIBBETS-ITs UPTO |} kEPT OUTA wm iS Nov TO HANDLE HOUSE -GOItU' ROUND ret” ut the THE. COUNT! , KISSIN’ EVERNBOOY cae ware 4 Like HE WAS mon . GINIV’ HIS LONG- rohman and David Re- \ P 2 LOST BROTHER & onference last night, de- TH COURT ASKS FER MISS NEBETS Vou FELLERS PUT Him OUT, 1 V pearing In a com. | ' (GUESS BETWIxT ‘EM ; YHENLL BE ABLE T bine their forces annually pduction of a play with an ‘The success of “A Cole- S R OH,1 SN, SiR, brat * prompted this move. . “Dafdy Long-Logs,” Ruth Chatter: | d STOP IT “eetre starring vehicle now at the es fi Z oro} a — SPL ] Gaiety, wan presented yesterday at a a‘ J 4 p x PLOP @Peclal matinee by a cast made up| ah yj 2 i ers ‘ tirely of children for the benefit of | “ ? 45 _ po \ ‘the Rehearsal Echool. It wan pleas- ° “ ov! ingly done, Hoots Wooster portrayed $ ° Se , . 2 EE the role of Jud Vo" mie = 1918, Breas Publishing Co ONY tiyening Wold) lowed the election. The Rev. _— Amith and Dr. James J, Walsh de-| Avenue ‘Theatre tn to ha va. | LOW I EARNED MY RAISE— No. 6—The Value of Preparation we Covrrighs INS, YoMefecing Woda re Om we By Conrad Ebeling Uvered addresses. 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He lalked with me in Spanish and gave me, would comme,—.4ua be | knew some >” A 80NG CONTE: SE faer Roure every nigos vont I don't | wi ike company, decided to equip wholly campetent when the opening came. some dictation, and prontised bis answer by, | See Barmed My Ratse™ slory AmAy- Sleeptba,"mNuiional = SR much longer than 4 and my, preparations were not known, ‘