The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1915, Page 20

. . . - . — Home and Comic tt of ™ EVENING WORLD, Tuesday. May 4. 1915 bee ) fines, ’ “*s’ MATTER, POP?” THOMAS AGAIN PRESIDENT - The & tue ' ' } { . ' | THE PART HE LIKED a ‘ ai | tended ' . the ' A didn ‘ ' ' | dame pppeared , ta | ber op y | | | eat Dore mt det hel Ne ta nig | Now BE REASONABLE axce! ‘ (Yea YEAM <1 TOLD Him WHAT = WELL - 1 Hoer. J ~ no ) pane THAT HOPPER BABY acai Ht NURSE Sat WF You TaKt A CHA SAID ABOUT THR Tome — - He TAKES OF y DAT wort He say! N INNING DOWN THERE De Wolf Hopper was sleeping very SPOONFUL vA THAT TONIC EVERY ME SAID HE WAS GLAD TO é : ONE GALLON 08 hse prettily Sunday mornMig at 10 o'clock HOUR , YOULL BE STRONG ENUE KNow WHar A Tone ee boct u yee ls wife burst into hia bed ui} il TO GET UP AND Golo THe, i WAS FoR! popertos ( ee é om and exclaimed joyfully: “Wha tt it ] = ¥ . ° do you think! The baby has ti | ERTIES ME LINUAEOS i” bays t i rst > on = mn io E amiled.”" eters Ni : el fall —_ "Fine!" rephed the co Mian = La} on “Bring him in b I'm to apeak at | ~~ the Friars’ dinner toonight and 14 ' (eat to try anew Joke on him." | GLOOM aT “THE LAMBS’. Two or three dozen English act. ora, whose engagements here have ended, will sail for London Friday on ‘Transylvania, and the Lambs’ Club i» wrapped in gloom. Wilton Lackaye, it is said, takes it particu. Jarly hard. WW vaubevitte FinM. Gallic Fisher's husband and Oiga Lome ees aa eee er Nethersole's brother have furmed « sare ke hr* EE SMUGGLER’S DAUGHTER —Part Too—The Escape, uy THE EVENING WORLO'e “Movie STORY” COMPLETE EACH WEEK. By Bernard MacDonald aFEnerehip for the purpose af prox Mlustrated by FERD G. LONG—All Rights Reserved ad Blanche Walsh in “The Spoils of AN UNFORTUNATE NEGRO. Percy Heath has turned poet, Hin len effort follows. He calls it ro Bitten by Bulldog.” 4 gogo 4 ee one afternoon rooduile tion’ Chat wage ‘andeoe etd bit Gossip. Leon Errol will be in the 1915 “Fol- Mme. Adelaide Hormann is prepar- ing o uew electrical magic act “Maid in America’ will go West after May 22. “The Passing Show of 1916" will follow it at the Winter Garden. ie William H. Crane celebrated his seventieth birthday with a dinner for his company in Omaha, April 3u | Walter Rosenverg opened the Gar-| rick last night us New York's firat all-night film theatre No, Clementine, Clara Blandick's new sketch, “Ethel Hesitates,” In not a@ dancing affair Townsend Walsh. ahead of “Diplo. ' macy," went through New York hur- ; riediy yesterday, eager to get ta Scranton. Charles Frohman and Klaw and Erlanger have leased the Montauk] Lawton's blow lands nd Ted sinks unconscious to the flooring. Attracted by the sounds of the conflict, Nellie arrives in time to see her father’s visitor being bound, Unknown to her father she several times has met Ted and now recognizes him. Unable to understand-¢the situation, she hides and watches until her father and his men go abe Then she reaches Ted's side just as he is regaining conscious ness. ‘He replies to her questions with the story of his reasons for visiting the schooner, sanwhile The ship has gotten vader way missing his daughter, Lawton comes below, discovers Nollie talking with Ted and orders hewabove—but not betore she has artfully loosened his bonds and promised to aid his escape that night, ‘Night comes. Confident that Ted is securely bound, Lawton tumbles into his cabin bunk and soor is asleep and snoring. At midnight a signal tap sound: on the cabin skylight. Cautiously.Ted steps from his bonds, creepsfrom) the cabin and up the companionway ‘Desperately he a lifeboats in the ink helinsman rou rie—investigutes, The Loat is gone! \ es Lawton, who orders another boat launched in pursuil-Continued loomorrow, | Theatre, Brooklyn, for first-class at- tractions oe oe - — — _ — = a — — = — EEE — — —- —- Josephine Victor succesded Flor: | | | f esee Reed In the cast of "A Coles |@8ent #aid the rent would be $80 aj bridegrooms approached him and! telegram 1 wrote just now; I forgot) do that. If you do you'll lose a lot of “GETTING AHEAD AS brated Case" last night. | ante, | Bai something Very important, 1 wanted | money, ‘There ain't enough | Charley McClintock, ‘circus preas| wyypy phe Malt do FP" asked Eliott, | agent and exponent of fashion, 1s In| wppye arn P town vielting Broadway and iorty:| 9 The Aign saya you'll divid gued Biliott, second Street, Francis Xavier Conlon and his All- Sy American company, consisting of| MISS MOORE INTERVIEWED. Good Stories Of the Day “We have been talking it over, alr, | and we have made up our minds to} know! remain as we * And they stroit Free Press, SL He Is Well Trained. srtectly lovely’ in of that anyon hovse’""Potiadstnnia eager "| A BUSINESS GIRL.’ | —_—_—_———— | o Use. THE EVENING WORLD will pay, necdote of the store | #5,00 each tor accepted stories p the clerk, as he J handed he Th iz oO two heavy | an Conlon and en, are trying out a| Bleven-yeur-vld Florence Muoore, | nN Best, Ne th Ail ea di rapes Rash Ee telling how young women nave new eketch at Newburgh, They have; WO plays the role of inva} Bverybody Was Happy. a, beneath the words and ald: ty related by Robert Ede-| {ye HO veMNe Women Broadway expectations No. 3 "On Trial” company, was in- | awlully 8 “cs RE you going to your wife's : ‘ | VICAR of a@ cortain English party?” asked the old frieud. | do@ihat, It will, please Arthur ever | “ ire,” the duced yesterday at the Cohan & Hare ain : opacty waa ¢ ; the eunay us been put into” ye TAL | Tis offices to mive her views op mat parish wassitting in his study “No,” replied Mr, Cumrox, |#¢ mush." The Youth's Companion vai ae Crees ane | Sash atity nie ba asrangedl ils by Selwyn & Company, It-will play|Pimeny jn so fur as it concerns one morning when In burat]Dhe last time we had @ party I at- ae greeks s bist ataned the week of May 24 in Atlantic City| People of the stage, the verger in a great state of ex-|tended and couldn't Bnd anybody to Tip From a Fighter. baby brother or sister, He preferred | FIVE SCENES (for illustration), "LE shall never marry an actor," ahe " Pp i ° a sister aad never failed tu ask for] must not exceed 600 words, saust es talk to. ey don't make good | citement “Minot you are not a success in ICHARD BENNETT, the actor, ! one wh detail the ACTUAL EXPERIENCES IR addy Tonge | mtd firmly Lage" will end thelr seayon. at the| ae When 1 dy marry 1 shall] “Mr, =," mentioning the eu | soctaty?” hutise wt aa ety May 15 Wayburn's farce, | aye the stage rate’s name, “Wants you al once, alr, “No. Me most T can do ts t hohe si ot recelving his evening prayer, o answer, he re- n young stay be ranks. moved all restrictions by altering bis OF THE WRITERS, and be accom: ‘ An exceedingly smart ‘Bhe's In Again,” is scheduled tol, you don't believe connubial| ne exclaimed, "He haw married two In biding and not injure the prospects feuce A ' i ¢ open at that theatre May 17, Julla| Diss lurks in Couples und inartied the two men to jo Mother and tho girls.” Washington | One evening duri performance IM | petition ty che following: "On, Ged, | panied by REFERENCES from which | Ralph has been added to the cast. between two | 2 Star. the Middle West, Attell went bee | se : 1 don't care whether | {ts veracity can be investigated if| , oring to uplift art by the wrong women, and he does not ~~. - th ried and called on Bennett vk or white, boarda?” was npked, know what to do.” hind the scenes and called on sheuahi nasaasarys q daa, FOOLISHMENT, “T gotta bent it,” sald Florence, “I's Py signed the register?” Making It Emphatic. in his dressing room, verane |g chbersly ater the Denamores, who| THIS OFFER EXPIRES MAY 8,| trotted aft otting Inte.” ired the ele " = “are you going to play San Frane|jived ne fy additio "i : ; A ' = me oo ‘beau dently euatted ver, | oem — 2No,"" was the verker's response HE matted Into the telegraph ote | "Ate you ola (a play an Fran jis i ta r. it | an addition 10] nen a gelection of manuscripte will | Cc I I A R mi get ey se ees in | BE at the church in a intnute or to) moet her he remembered that ane had | Rel! play in the Greek | any unless accompanied by return pos: | L_CLUETT MEABODY! CO INC MAKERS (| K \K k & rope and hang myself in} to perform the ceremony LN L 1 HAG | Me Berkeley for one or| why ts it you don't ask hit, sped ce set rent of your door.” . In duc course the Incumbent made {been there about ten minutes before. | two s sigs ce ene fe AY 30H tage. Address " , aoe tne OO atten ondat: John. | You know ‘his way to the church and found the He wondered what she wanted this! "Take w up from me, Tennett,” cau- ‘it's no use, he replied, if one BUSINESS GIRL STOR EDITOR, Sunday World Wants Work rat ee corent Want you hangiug parties gathered at the entrance, Be- time. tioned Attell, not getting the real sig- comes along the Densmores ‘Ii EVENING WORLD, / , around bere fore be could say anything one of the “Ob,” ahe sald, “let me have that nificance of the theatre's name; “don't it up.’ August Young's Magasine. @3 Park Row, New York City, Monday Mysning Wonders, senate raga e-em ee mera TE SERIA NB ns CA