The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1915, Page 12

ae ahs alin) enammmmanamere enn d Od Oo] Htis PARTY 1S ~ ARLY AS 1GINE 1GHT AT THE | Ne i ie eye, STATION Too! ; ” } SUPERSTITIC 5 i ; , SImPuicity! WHADDA 2 ; Ve s eva isiuy 18 x 1\ s DEMDU DIES ‘Thirty-five members of the May- Club gathered last night at Chop Hours in West Forty- 4 dincunsed the whys Wherefores of the drama after dinner had Kyle were t Kucst) and each made a speech. Rob- ‘was toastmaster. The threo weeks and dis- CoPrrighs 1916 Press Pabiisdiog Co (MY Focsine Word Shen sit down and gasp while bis club members dissect it. The ite with pride to Henry Irv- Parker Horde and Fred each of whom nas actually crossed with royalty. ——= AW, NEVER MIND WHAT M&GRAW SAYS! ACSA STurF axen! S& @ C GET THEATRES. GO OUT AN! COACH THOSE. GUYS YOUR. SHow MEGRAW You GOT VELL, AINT AY DAS ‘This is te ae Ses yes ‘to. tine Sullivan and'Com- QIN WAY. YOu KNOW AS BASEBALL BRAINS OF COACH ? AINT AY? a the twenty odd ues MUCH ABoUT IT AS HE { @ year ago. Sohn w *Considide s You te Lena Atte ea bis old Heutenants and Fesume his vaudeville operations goon. Chris O. Brown will again be booking agent; Fred L. i Western manager, warters in Chicago, and . PR. Reese, San Francisco repre- itive. No date has been set for formal opening of the new Sul- @ Considine circuit, THE EVENING WORLD'S “MOVIE STORY” COMPLETE EACH WEEK A TOUCH OF HUMAN NATURE. All Rights Reserved Mlustrated by FERD G. LONG A policeman in the theatrical district 0 y Pabian summoned to a fruit stand yes- Al Copyright, 1915, Press Publian ters its proprietor. The Italian & boy of ten years by arm. boy had a big appie. Stood a poorly-dressed little m boy ‘he swipa 4 swipa deesa a * the fruit merchant. aoe Co. (N.Y. Evening World.) s eyes, and he nodded ‘slowly. ice for?” me,” said the “II wanted it. policeman wed hard. why don't you give it to her, , he said gruffiy to the boy. The nw it over to his com- beat it—both of you they went around the corner a big bluecoat was seen to take '& Blove, itten his rubber coat, down iu a pocket and hand an @ nickel. rotten weather, Tony,” he M OF AN ACTRESS. Valenti: ‘ess, At this moment Hawkins's operatives arrive, Jaw! ves. Y To avoid publicity for Juanita, Bartlett refrains Loge lately.” ‘She mus an seen i the messenger departs. The box is taken to Perez, | they question him Perez's brain is busy yo hig Poh nas, ayy ome peat i ae from telling of his experiences at the hands of her EEE haste meee dest what is impri ‘ who opens it; Inside is a lemon, “Gleason dead!” he | savel the tangle. If Prof. Bartlett is dead, it was lea. | calmly, ‘and he left about twenty minutes'ago.” Leas. | cle. Dealing with his double’s slayer is a matter tor BS Goeen’t quite know—to save way- 4 exclaims. ‘How can;he be! He awaits my pleasure rt AO , ‘ 5 ciice, thy ancient Paves (4 ener ss young men and Ti n a . sop, traitor to the |, he had locked in the room. ing Perez and his niece virtually prisoners, Hawkins the police. By accident Perez. is innocent and escapes ‘she has tackled |= cog or here in my own house!” He goes to the room where | Gleason is dead, its Bartlett who has escaped. But he | (aries (o Bartlett's rooms, Bartlett is there, ha ing just | even suspicion, er: Se sare: mut , a a carers Sete ‘The doar is unlocked. | Keeps silence regarding his escaped prisoner, artived. A SEQUEL TO THIS STORY-JUANITA-MONDAY ¥ ‘herefore lamp this ae \GETTING AHEAD AS A BUSINESS GIRL—No. 6—How Interest Paid “ “ me he ea ng War wt “ By Mabel Lowell ones EN | “Real Life” Stories by Young Women Who Have ‘Made Good” in Businese—iiivetrated by ELEANOM SCHOR ARK, of Newark has thought "poster idea’ which he ho; him two ticke Of a Nation.” It w y Theatre ve. with o hint that | | } you soon Hertha ™ who?” jeri) ib of & Nation.” cossir. Ay guaedl beauty eouteat Z % shat flowers be . roman fu Shas ’ ¢ authority | required more 1 Kiewans is to be ireseurer ‘ hands and kept the whole managed well, and at the end of four year my lew Cort Theatre, Aan: WMacin, oe full charge brother-in-law opened a branch plore and made me my brother frequently tet ite manager at a very generous salary, Taking an business would property be active jlerest im my work had paid well Another londay, vlory Munday De Vreee and Vey Com, of “To Nigh i from ble second ( touliab «buere you alled bine vee Of the Day Seaiteenes GOT A WALLOP A New Comle Series BEITY’S BROTHER BOBBIE By Thornton Fisher SEGING ON THIG PAGE MONDAY eer weiter in (he cast Apeaausere ¥ a ror “ non seed on ae BPO 4196 CURKE In FiLue ’ és L (td io blo momete the sary of to on aid sus Fashl kde wield aaa ttiaiar* nama candi ae dasa : "s y weld on «hd Wish Somebenper wee can Posusoue, lef Kol mee So , of leuyhe by the humerous oituetions CM. 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AIM or Mert 1 " YOO Lore ANT? “Said tne toy ake te pa Art. coate Che Coming OASIl ANITA , J a wie - ve. * : “ ee” ements | glove for eome tine ot ond Ber . ring te tree ber, becomes the here of ancther ” . od tates get (ee of bie Ange he eames thrilling adventure im nant week's sequel te “THE LEMON RINGEY fae a Penn ’ 2 Gat at 6 tas right Policemen. ager of the giuwe ne ooeaaion || written by HALEN CONLIN ond sivetrated by FERD G. LONG, yews, ives ? ‘ = -_ 4 64 Whe made me, mother? * wae wil right this So evan ROM THE CHROTHUT YT 1 NG (he wer pared of te | erred ly S| GETTING ANEAD AS A BUBINESS GIKL Wiimted «tne ot p teow ”» oe wad Ww ihe wher mem | “ the eoriee of real tite stories by young women whe heave succeeded ia work on the Paneme Conti | yet ece Shela , ta hae *e * , gael a caine Bi , Sis Sook atta ath Sr then, vomorked: “+4 ' . et ae tee wy | prothe whe here mui ie, bus ne whiiwied - ond ‘rome ie ae why Me bee neee careers, will be continued nent weer Myole Ww do We 7 oes SE Sie Sas ce ' Bwerte SSoelber, sen” —Wauthodes,