The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1915, Page 18

From the oes of Kaw @ Mrienee ner ihe noune t Bet thie frre . wor George © Trier wil direct the fessione) setivities of Laurette Ta lor, at present starring Vee My Mears o © Globe entre Landon When Mr Trie urned from * +i Lonton nevernl weeks nee it wae runorel he bad effected a business arrangement © the setress, bul no offelal confirmar of the report was forthooming Jest night. Miss Tayler wil) return to New York in Hep During the coming seston abe wii appear ty Fe, Gnd possibly three, Bp! . firet engagement tinder the a of Kiaw & Erianger and My will begin in Chicago, where she will be geen tn A new comedy by her hus band, |. Martiey Manners, author of Pee « My Heart It te not bike phe will be ean in New York uni after the holidays MR. BROOKS INTERVIEWED Joseph Hrooks, the theatrical 1 ducer, has some substantia! Wiens vc cerning the effect of the Wilson note to Germany on the alow buminess in (ute country, “Roth sides,” Mr Hrooks, “are to be considered in thie matter and not In the extreme, where aa it might be different if such were not the case On the other hand, I would suggest that the United States jet them give their views ax to the probability if it is atill in the air, pot- withstanding. Of course, there ol servations may appear biased, but there is little chance one could Kuess it without firet having studied the #i'- vation, After all, however, a ree tion may eet in and again it may nm It should not be forgotten that tre ble will reault if things are not pro mulgated throughout the whole thin without obtuse and direct abatement. Further than thie I have no sugges- tiens to make.” CONCERNING ACCENTS. Howard Kyle heard somebody say recently that the Ate Colas ublic prefere the English to oly Me an accent on the stage and he took enough time from his work at the Actore’ Equity Association to) right straight up in the alr. When came down he vehemently declared it wasn't 90 and A collecting evi- denée to support Contention. He| says he has succeeded in an astonieh- | manner, Ninety-nine out of each x theatregoers, he believes, favor, ine American accent Ry the way, what is the American accent? For the best answer to the Question the writer of this department will give two tioketa to Riverside Drive. A LIBERAL FELLOW. =e and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Thursday. May 20. 1915 “'S'MATTER, POPI” ra r - “ . “ oo] “a ” ” ” aay Pe, Tey Seu | JITS APIVY Teewe Aly 7 : : ; ——— ] . Penge | r " we Poproseard | om | Ve Come veing im THAT bce GANGWAY | Ants SME bee pS J Ree ® ABouy Eve® GANGWrY ’ , Away t Pom ” aw UP vemarn rary z e vem ampeotn) be ,y SOMETHIN Away ther av ! : | _ | | | | — —— FLOOEY AND AXEL—And Not Only That, But—the Job Only Pays $50 a Week! ao « = an bic sam wy se i _ ‘ ‘ “a “ : . YER \ ( fin aa GA 1 a n' von rr ivas very Lia i (tes MAYL #90 cauicr ‘ « jon \ L \) “ i tan ot , 1 DONT VANTA \ AY Gotta bar vin FINE OEE ABOUT \ uM un ewine't OuT!" es ‘ne a! ® ——\\ “Mads, Comorian, 108 Frits Publishing Ca IN Rvenine Warte ) _ | ‘ THE LEMON RINDS—P istol’s Poi —Part Four—At the Pistol’s Point rv Hint Agoilba) pA SL Mlb et < ‘oin ” Ae Righte Re towed MEO eyes _ Oiinted be REND O. LONG By Hazen Conklin Hastrated t “You are yr marked for death'” Hawkins tells Bart- kins can draw trom Bartlett no motive tor Next evening Bartlett calls upon Juanita Peres *Bpeaking of liberal people,” » lett. “The | Mart n Herman last aight, f Keow s beniof holes rinds are the death sign of a secre the death notice, and Bartlett is inclined to treat the who receives him with every evidence fariete 2 Fi = fellow who eet ‘om up at least igh-class criminals. “It is knows to exist, matter as a hoax. But H ' eceives ith every evidence of de : to leave the room. “Go rst Quite as perplexed as Bartlett over the s ° tunes each nigh! its ol bafl ai “ AX. ut Hawkins, deeply concerned Searcely have they settled thensselve: t . er trange . : HH | personnel bafiles detection. Three members have over his friend's saf Ney ERIC ELY MV settled themselves for a god ¢ \When she h turn of events, Juanita steals back down th Who is he?" asked an innocent by-| | teen assigned to kill you. They warn firs 5 jend’s safety, determines to, if possible, | when the portieres part and P I ec i ack down the stairs ant Ssignied ill you, ey warn first—with the frustrate any attempt on his life. He goes quickly to malev ently ut Ba \ 8 t OU ta eee : £7 fa ts iinette bars Ty eee aN ie ‘ies or a F HERE oe just in time to see her uncle force Bartlett down the hie name,” replied Mr. but he's @ pin boy in « vowling alley.’ * ROSENBAUM TO PRODUCE. Ka Rosendaum jr., theatrical pro- moter and fisherman, has a farce up hia sleeve which, be asserts, he will positively produce next season. Me is negotiating with @ regular atar to play the principal role. ‘The farce was written by one of Mr. Rosen vawm's close friends. AN IMPRESSIVE POEM. Mrs. Hesekiah Q. Pertic of Leesvilla be] away a few days Or. The of the funeral the Leesville Light contal a~ has eeked that it be whe believes Mrs. lege brother in New York City who might repent if he read it. Here's the POPES pre tee Eerie, Eee HIS SINGING SHOULD HELP. & woman with a five-year-old boy red at the office of one of the big fim concerns and asked that the emld be used as a picture actor, A man took her name and told her he would have to refer the matter to the firm's producer. “AN right,” sald the woman. “Te! him Georgie is & very pretty little fellow and that he sings beautifully’ Gossip. Gam Sidman will go West with “Maid cn America.” Lew Brice has joined the cast of, the cas “Hands Up!" “Find the Woman" will be pro- @uoed in Philadelphia to-night Irvin Cobb expects to leave the Polyclinic Hospital in a week Ht Pays to Advertise’ will be ™ w night The World Flim Corporation (s now in complete control of the Peerless Btudio at Fort Lee John Miair, Nicholas Middie and Henry Bacon heve been elected direc of ¢ ayers’ Club to serve ree years Fritai Scheff is in vaudevitie headed here whe will uct for Los Angeles, for a Universal picture play According to the London De graph forty-eight large theatr running in Lendon Pessy O'Neill ic playing a return agement in “Peg o' My Heart” a Cort, Chicago. #he ‘ed tw tyreeven weeks in Chicago earlier the season. ne at the Cohan rinds—t Key 1 bey x then strike? But never before one outsite his offices and summons to him his cleverest oper- wn circle, tives & 1 f é ai 4 at pistol point and into a rear room. Breathless iS. es si\ ~ she waits, —Conlinued lo-morrow. | GETTING AHEA > DASA BUSINESS GIRL—No. 4—A Newspaper Woman’s Success an Real Life’ Stories by Young Women Who Have "Made Good" In Business—iiiustrated by ELEANOR SCHORER Eighteen years old, with no previous newspaper With a i ii ) , miles of coast to “cover,” including nh experience, | landed a “job” as correspondent for a resorts, eleven hotels, three cl y fa ne Late that summer I made a flight ; : ' “ay ‘ gt a ate that summer L made a flight as passenger with My new duties brought many interestin - But the fascination wt i c esing New England neat. with ve ito Ape cata Hs in boanling ouek | fount the work ie a well known aviator, sold my y to my paper at e a given re hada me, and after a good rest | went te the cnulne a A ta summer re is, in- austing. jut 1 never showed discouragement, ; ; . " fs Ealer | was Nar Ge lene cling the oe ate sh Twas staying, My salary worked hard, got more news than previous vis old me a Position as special writer at the satary | was re- given the editorship of the woman's na but finally offers. One I accepted be) (sso ell, a ws pager Sebi Mord paseo ceiving with a prospect of increase. 1 accepted, left the paper for rest in spite of inducements to stay. Sine salary than I had before Teselveds— Another 7 story to-morrow. : the eldest son of the then Mar- Sof Dufferin, Francisco, where he will be connected | Harry with the film interests of Gilbert M.|lish be ttan, who wrote the yf "Watch Your Step Anderson has arran : x wo ket matters so that the Ss \ rete raianks wit ane ni tor. See wi aie Shang ¢ Good Stories §),, 5%, tea ean Sette omen tty asotene | mer py} bi dar ea yeg Perey played ewank aa it ware, THAL all da : f yways 6 i 8 e ous eu on, pen my partner, Man,” when he re-enters vaudeville | t snd act is being presented | of the Da ; ur : mpatheticatly) AA SR MTOR 2ore Ove re at the New nton next kPa | » first follows it. Never- y me. bul Tae ¥ Lah Ha tobe used Mt PORranigie emer tricia Coll 1 De featured tn! teless, the plece appears to be doing | oe tl ‘ ackled | bas ban Ya - Telegraph, | < x you repoat it Mute Glinsien, if mye 4 TeV s she Arrangements bh It Was 5 5 eure. M 1 at where tw K neon ad BEBAN #T THE ASTOR SOON eran ae His Choice. ters a8 ys 4 \ et P ve _After this week and one more “The OBIF and Eiste ware te poor relat Vhron- | Det ot \ i f fi oduetion will ' ‘ f \ _——— , and will be - . ; suisat ot [uniaue 6 va oa : Candor Uncanned. Well, Hardiy! 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Diplomacy. he gulf, betwe * Seidman Secretary : FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE gh iB the Nae NGER OT felt aw ey fin ; h As Roomer (to Landiady) My bed fommy, you e poor guy down a actly what te 9 § too short fo ° ” a ake ‘ Y Ww # ' 1 © vi ee me PLAYING IT “BACKWARD.” see ah a 5 Lyenimee ; ne , \ ‘ : BG Oa. “s Jed, but Just fi ue ie @idne is op way to San| Reports from Louden esy that long init ¥P o bit amar ape now ? ° and ail the boos were guving! ¢ ed, but just for a or bow tie ie en ong in it, you 7 3 © moment. MMe an around the jong in it, you lasy thing, you! that you're Just aa bight as auy boy Ys Masi’ Consiea; 1 dope vored. bicn wag as he ataried 6G Lge they feom wall they, rested: Upon. Aca: meee meee A Otte Rams Matas RR — nn — —