The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1915, Page 18

’ Heme and Comie Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Wednesday. April 14,1915 THE VANISHED HEIRESS—By Harry Cooke Part Threes-The House of Mystery ehreRes Oy FERD @ LONG 6) Hyhte Reserved “The Med Cor of Lo lame Bat st New oe for we 208 aemme revue Tee pee te te aaliet “Mantes |p one Mr Pestde bimerif # il) have the prine! ab commty role + Seoith, whe Wt might be anid, “wrote Weber @ Pistde,” bas furnished the book, and Trvtag Bertin and May Goete beve the musical numbers The Tieee evaner are interested with Me. Fields tn the new production Réhearesic heave herun. “Hands |'p!” 7M probably open out of \owo May ow Tork engagement tre a week later TO PRODUCE “BACK HOME” Oliver Moroso is to give “Hack 66 °S’MATTER, Bome,” Bayard Veiller's dramatina tise of the Irvin Cobb stories of that Beem, 4 try-out at the Harban) ‘Theatre, Loe. Angeles, in June Mr Veifier returned yerteriay from Lo» where he conferred with Mr Spots tnens the pray. It ts under eteod Mr. Morosco hae taken options on two plays by Willard Mack “Miracle Mary’ a@hu “King, Queen, Jack.” “A NEW ONE FOR K. GE, “Miaw & Wrianger have arranged to produce « new musical comedy, the beok and lyrics of which are by Charles M. C. Melaiian, and the ‘vaio by Herman Finck, It will be presented in New York next fall, Mr Melaiian is favorably known to American theatregoers as the writer) of “The Pink Lady,” “Ob, Ob, Del-| phine!” and severa) serious dramas. | . Finck is musical director at the Pai 4 “London, No title for the THe BABY DID NOT Weiticee +4 rte TAIL IN AY , Oe « Tow tHe i» known | LOOEY AND AXEL—If Axel Were Facing the Other Way He’d Listen to Flooey’s Advice! nerwibe Bing!) Thomson. fateon and Nejiie King aro fo singing and dancing act I) 1/15 Wano-cwe we'd. Be Soo MmLes lauber ett veoterday for FarTver Freon (NEW YORK THAN We snare | ee ns ceare enna! ° ree tapk at the Hippodrome—the YUMP 4 ese that bolds water—has been re- Deari hile Gancing at the Aven! tt coped on a tack and very benent joe. Bhd So jat By: st jardin de Danse April 26. ome,” the new Princess y, fen't to be ready to open Sane Monday, maybe! 2 oe attest f the te rel on the of the et pe a may be seen in it. that Marie Cahill is comedy by Willard mall Town Stuff.” Arthur Pickons of “Potash @ Perimutter” in in the Lane pital, fan Francisco, with a broken le He in an auto smash-up. Bernhardt painting, “My Pet ,” which was stolen from the lobby of the Punch and Judy Theatre March ‘12, Was returned mysteriously yester: eye OY opres from Wes AE MARRYING OF MARY— Once Bitten, Twice Shy. By Thornton Fisher AS TO “ERMINI a r< e Whether or not “Erminic” in to be MORN. OE@H, IVE INVITED p im GLAD TO HAVE) ; aBisias ee te fie] | (Rowenn. >) (ueureranr caster, |) Bex.crr me Le (emt Geunn ip arranged the cast will likely How nice! To Cait END MEET NOU-} / MY OVERCOAT AN IKNOW-NUTHIN’- MAKE: NO MORE be made up, in part, of Francia Wil HES @& WEST POINT Har an’ BRING ME Git BUSN- WHaDDYe, MISTAKES. LL 2 Fritzl, Scheff, Jeff De Angelis, MAN AND (wm SHUAR SOME MATCHES, TOQ, y fe. Pal ty EK. Dixey’ and Marguerite a 4 SPose ¥ NO, Youle ANY’ MIGH TELL FER ANNWeNS! RS. TIBBETS (4 QURPRIS iS DINNER, i ite ouT FER A H. rr nan of the ry Committee having in charge ‘a = CONVENTIONAL! John Ringling dinner at the Ho- “Astor, May 2. auys the affair will ‘the Barnum & Bailey of them all. 4e arranging an amusement pro- which will be full of sur- Rennold Wolf, us “press it” for the guest of honor, is {Sains {ato Mr. Ringling’s past, and! you know what that mcans. ' — WAR PLAYS AND WAR PLavs. Sam Forrest, Gencral Stage Direc- ter for Cohan & Harris, believes tbat at least 300 war plays have een written in this count @ European conflict began. most of them have been se for perusal. Kach is accompan- 4e@ by a letter explaining that the) is Umely, he says, and nearly @very one of them concerns a spy. ““SWE'D BEEN TRAVELLING. residont of Now York, Pick, as he is own, had what be gonaidered a idea. Hoe thought an qld negro : ed Eph, who bad neyer been more than ten miles from the Pick- [ens plantation in Alabama, would be a great drawing card In a New York museum. The manager of the museum thought so too, (nd Epb came to New York, He arnived here in his bare feet, carrying ull his ex- cous wardre 4 bandana hand- kerchief, ¢ “y, prior to Bph's opening at the muséum, Pick wanted to get rid of him for a while, @o he put him on a Brooklyn elevated train the Manhattan end of the bridge 1 told the guard to let him ride all noon, About ¢ ek the train Pn A “BUGCESS MOVIE” Series of TRUE STORIES of ADVANCEMENT—INuete=*10 by WILL B. JOHNSTONE F Ww enough in front e oh AK 4 ? ee Corortabls fae blok, stepped’ Ge ariaslen tte High enough inback : correctin style. Mastah Pick!" he called. henk uh been doin’?* asked Pick, crossed de ocean six times,” replied Eph. RED-MAN COLLAR After graduating from grammar school | fook a course in a business college, There 1 wasted time and Was told 1 was just the kind that woult never succeed. course completed, 1 teft home to find my H ind up ina New York town “broke.” With ho better job in prospect, T became a newsboy. on the 1 Jersey City five hours a day, 1 boss’ ind kept asking for a job ‘in A a My friends tell me I'm tucky. 1 tell dl li two years | was given several rai 5 val Y: them any hing 10. | Was allowed to Keep the su, | 0%, Ct, 40.a8 well by being wiling to work gerd “What are the Germans hammering » I did. Part of my advancement ’ finally was given me, The pay’ was {, although | made mistakes at the start, 1 | F , was due to my the Russian lines with?” the remark struck home and 1 determined to show smeniod bi ie : Wt dbas Bees much of it to honesty, My advice.to féllows of . railiond for 4 big news company’. mented by 3 daily round trip, with a | was ciretul and each month made fewer. 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