The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 18

ome and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Wednesday, June 9; 1915 THE EVENING WORLD'S NEW ILLUSTRATED MOVIE STORIES FEATURING REAL MOVIE STARS (— : Mary Fuller a THE. DOMINO'S "LURE ia se PART THREE 5% ed MARGUERITE COURTOT, Dick’s Visitor Kalem Favorite, In “THE ARTIST'S MODEL” “MOVIE STORIES” WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING WORLD YOUR GOREEN FAVORITES PRESENTED EACH WEEK IN it DEMDUD)IE 4 Hammerstein U. B. O. vaude- ein and his son Arthur are @ theatre in the Broadway tn which to continue their operations, and they say it in the~’ll have one by fall. It on good authority that by. are casting covetous eyes at the iw York. Neither of the Hammer. will confirm this, yet neither deny it. ‘ © Beran Times AHEAD. , Hammerstein, by the way, | “ye eng ape cg fo | ‘The next day, although it is already 9 A. M. and that better times are ahead. Hal has already finished breakfast, Dick enters the of the Victoria by the room listlessly in his dressing down. He refuses to tell interests; the take his friend where he has been the night before and Hal & of the Century by Ned Way-| | Strides out in a rage, Pn’and his backers, and Charies B sham’s acquisition of the Hippo- he saya, mean that men of| om the theatrical In the adjoining office Dick and the Woman of While in the adjoining room, Hal, thoroughly The Woman of Mystery signs the paper with a Mystery are discussing something:earnestly. Dick aroused, feels that he ought to know the meaning of took of resignation and finality, and hands it back to has drawn up a document which he. is pressing the this mysterious visit of the unknown woman tothis pari- Dick witha grim smile, Dick, with a look of triumph, woman to sigm, and she seems reluctant to put her ner’s office without his knowledge or consent. With a glances cautiously toward his partner's office, and, name to it. After angry words she seizes the pen to pully feeling he looks through the keyhole. What finger on his lips, binds the beautiful unknovn to affix her signature. sees holds him spellbound. secrecy.— Continued to-morrow, That morning at the office, Hal overhears Dick arguing with a woman, excitedly and rapidly; he leans back and listens, we we we we ry we we oy we By C. M. Payne Bez saa ieE rr) eer LOOK AT ME! ANY CHANCES, IT, THEN ALAYER CACTUS 15 OF Rocns, AND A Two INCH PLANK ON TOP |] OP ALL, AND THEN |. Porter's The play will open at ckatone, Chicago, early in @UGINESS 18 GOOD. who was business paper of “My: Lady's Dress" und payee Mirited, trom London Go! SHE @INT GOT NO Goo (JUDGEMENT, NEITHER. ‘ GRANITE BEQNED TEE- OD SKo! 2. s PACE RESIDES, | @SKED ff TOTAL IcNOW-NOTHIN' OB ; @ STEWED PRUNE VW, ‘ Re ied Go WaLrcin’ Wirt! : juditor for Oliver Morosco, iia sieht for Blasconset st B ¥ we Who Have “ Sarvine Berlin will write the musicfor| in “The Passing how of 1916," ha in *Businger—iiastrated by ELEANOR inter revue to be produced by | been notified that husband, Capt. ‘aries B. Ditingham. Edward Pepper, Pecen uiea bat to the necessity for further | tle, bee eal “Hands Up” won't open at t a of otter John Considine ‘has gone West to Monday A c ult. ri ‘orld Corporation has made a ‘ of “The of "| Marcus Loew are in operation. | Bessie Fisher, Jaat seen tn New York in ‘toa Many Cooks,” 1s mor the elde at Peres Nola tee of Stamford. They were married ft Heaven,’ Young im the tide an Engtish actress soon was and was woth ie territories and making prices myself. Before long the service, which had been enlarged, was given over en- tively to me and L.was given-a substantial salary ine crease, @id this prisoner do, After 1 had been working a few days my employer fold me that if 1 could give him some sf Ha peta 2 iar | ogd e e oe permanent, While with many other girls in a typewriter office dy beg a call came for a temporary ens threw some stones af! — ‘My, application for the ‘position was ac- About a year tater 1 had an office for be! el wit Sudee ten day men 1p a s for rocking the deat “ x all the help | required und bad only to make weekty po ly sad and my department fi poveg - Mei business requiring all his time and left me running the syndicate service de- on,