The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1915, Page 20

THE EVENING WORLD'S NEW ILLUSTRATED MOVIE STORIES FEATURING RBAL MOVIB STARS fens: Welt, UNIVERSAL STAR Featered This Week in PART F:VE Mary Fuller "Tae pomino’s Lure « The Challenge GO| remem YOUR GOREEN FAVORITES PREGENTED EACH WEEK IN “MOVIE STOR WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING WORLD Pell afeldhee scans. Bf Charles B. Dillingham, !t develops. Will be associated with the Forty- fourth Street Realty Company in op- erating the Hippodrome. This con~ cern is composed of practically the same Interests that constructed t big building—the United States Rea! Improvement Company. Mr. Dil- says he will bave some im- oon announcements to muke next concerning the Hip. 4 “You're just the man to make that a big success,” said & to the manager in front of the Theatre yesterday. “Go ahead eR tebe” replied Mr. Dillingham epberiy exactly what I'll do k “rophety Hal forces open the door and gains his sitting i that point he made his exit— x After spending a weary night at his office in an At the office that morning Hal tries in vain to Hal tears open thie letter. A card falls out and laughingly, + sill fd He an oe plod is ard And attempt to catch the other Hal returns home at day. | fathom the mystery.’ Dick avoids his cold, inscrutable ‘The Woman of Mystery calls at the apartment of | om It ina woman’s hand are these words: “The counp use TF HiMBELF, || Viously Wi the property of the fur thet, and Hal | ["eak, What i his astonishment (0 find that Dick’ Peis ns oes mas | hibhawia mame Tf Son Gusvarehs v00 fa) Easter be a 4 p , } cial me wi janit , hastens away. ou may kiss me.” Al prmes kee with amusement at the curious exchange of sil ih alla Nare act note, Dick, muttering an ¢xcuse, leaves the office. el eden as andl evening he gets a parcel trom the olin on propert +|_tains his keys.—Continued to-morrow. SSS = nef fanny story I'd put it in the AS TO JUNE : sc an ea : [Rete To hoy ‘been t lo AT I HAD INFORMATIO Doolittle for thie departmen.. ) a Jo 0 Top Dumpty Fes. Laks, IF You DROPPED AN EGS ailly girls a 60 i LIN = On He SIDE WALI HERE the, mousetrap. now ARIZONA, aah py ON gS rr WOULD Be | PROVE Right!” Good night, e WOULDN'T HE BE 7 RIED ON ONE SIDE HE HAD JUST ONE. 16 Carpentier, while with, & THE AQUARIUM FOR AXEL NEXT WEEK Sen eoentiy, nungered , ‘news from New Tork ‘City. One LISTEN AXEL , Got At IDEA " vt fe town of «| How CLEAN UP some Douce! AW “They're oFe! 1 SIMP = AY CARLY ® OW THIS RACE! YOURE ON 3G WHY DON'T CHA HE vont LET met SHE FAVORITE SEE? NOW NEP - THE LONG SHOTS 222 SDALA w (LL Go AN’ GET ON “THE. (BET ON ARE (N THE HOLD HIM ??? WHoA-A-A-A-A lll ane &s rn LONG SHOTS AN’ You HOLD LEAD AN’ AXEL'S HOLDING ¥ eure!” he replied. “My yf WOR got one. phy this mornin’. ‘ . LONG SHOTS CAN GET “THE FAN TE BACKS Pare Sipetaire and returned with L WOME IN “THE MONEY! c ‘ ration. . Be y by O'Connor will ‘out by @ stock company in Lynn, lemo chef at the ‘Theatre, bas two French army a. just thought you might like ior”? Himself!" uw Git! You’ sPoin THE You SEE MISS BETTY WHEN NHN, WHEN | COME ROUND, LANDSCAPE ROUND HERE - 4 TUKES @& GAL LIKE YoU | ALL THE OTHER GUNS INT ITS @ NICE DAY iD | NEVER LETS ANYTHING STAND IN 6 GOT A GHENCE -f[M ROVCH WANTA ENJON IT. You - ME WEN (M A REGULAR 5 WITH 'EM- ONE DAY | GRaBGED - RIVAL EXTERMINATOR. , ols A RIVAL BY THE NECK. . , te should ! f y WHEN (M4 IN 5 Lc sn His or at once’ ; . ’ 1M Davis will be business man- : ) ‘ ; : Love. wae — ie ree ele re of the Ruth Chatterton “Daddy | * company next season. Biair, who was in New York fifteen years ago, ie in again. in the film business. He may re- ‘the legitimate theatrical deld jward H. Robins, Bertha Mann, Jerome Renaer, present from the Bible. He says be to make this the most get of moving pictures ever . Hs plas to take some of the scenes in the Holy Land. F Bes hbeno iru. laxtinerizg Exe ot GETTING AHEAD AS A BUSINESS GIRL—No. 23—‘Her Best” Rewarded {"astinterinswrava by ELEANOR SHORE A Brooklyn music teacher, aGerman,| played a vaudeville house in Des appreached Loney Haskell recently | Moines a short time ago. The act Lad .| moving picture of the change. As she appro: the stage door the call boy atood he | ing his arms at her. “Come on! Hurry up!" he yelled. “Youse follows the next spool!” 1T DO. “Bryan Steps Down And Out,” says a headline, referring to one of our prominent Chautauqua actors, It looks as though he is, say we. OH, PLENTY OF THEM DO. “On the Bridge of Sighs,” postoMces a friend named Davis, “is a sign read: ; | ing ‘Loaded Teams Keep to the Right,’ I never knew horses were in the habit ently he's n@ver heard of of brandy, pone FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. tin x " : At the end of four years 1 was placed in charge of Hines (to Bartendor)—Mix me a tin- raphic course a : - | the office at a good salary and was entrusted with the roof. funds, buying of materials, answering routine Bertender—What kind of a agin is etc, 1 ad sen ‘because 1 sivays ahd ne ‘Hines—One that's on the house. *~ ny could.” (Another Slory To-Mori =