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

eer 4 Yon, se @ theatre on Broadway whero ‘will first be shown, fecsiving instructions to report there Monday to rehearse for the revised @f the piece. The “Summer” has been dropped. When again “Hands Up” will be a reg- musical attraction, Florence laughed when asked concern- reported dissention in the com- stories are all false,” she ett merely postponed weeks in order Phat the be re-written and new peo- payer Mr. Fields, Maurice and | ‘will be with the new show.” FOOLISHMENT. we Kindly, Ree ftpet i A ee SOTHERN IN | MODERN PLAYS. &. H. Sothern will act next reason in @.repertoire of modern plays under the | Suamagement of the Monars. Shubert. has been made where- “y occupy the Booth Theatre | & until spring, when hoe and Mra. Soth- Ki ) will make @ tour | wad ed and Canada in Kg has re- a8 TO THE CENTURY. About two months ago it was an- Rounced in this department that Ned ‘Wayburn was negotiating for a lease the Century Theatre with /the idea fo view of putting a vig musital rovue int wip was the situation then, and Bata hat meention, now. Mr, Way- not signed the final papers posed tenancy of the Capects to. There ts Siege, wat ‘on the negotiations. al not care to disclow, ried out satisfactorily, he will the lease. In the meanwhile | ¢ ie right ahead preparing for the pa wg FT Topics. i THE NEWS IN RHYME. f tee i PILM6 ON A LARGE SCALE. a with a capital of! backed by powerful. inter: | 84,000, este in Wall Street, is soon to be in- to control the output of ome of the foremost motion picture directors in the film business and to to Atrect competition with the | lar $3 theatres, H. KH. Aitken, | of the company whick | “The Birth of a Nation,” is| credited with bringing the deal about. | je bas amalgamated the services of | W. Grifth, Thomas H. Ince and Bennett. These directors will out pictures which will be in- in a weekly programme in a of theatres where the $2 scale ‘Wil prevail. It is stated that houses have been peau’, not only in this country, but id. Included among Gossip. Ernest A. Elton has been engaged | for “Hobson's Choice.” Ernest Giendenning ts to act in a film version of “The Seventh Noon.” ‘Vaudeville will take Lew Hearne and Bonita to Atlanta next week. Mathilde Cottrelly will have an im- t role in “Potash & Perlmutter Society.’ Jack Sidney and George Falkner! §f have a new vaudeville act written by | idne: Sidney. Arline Fredericks has been engaged for the Ray ‘Cox part in one of the “Twin Beds” companies. Max Hirschfeld is now general mu- sical director for the Marbury-€om- stock Company. Pauline Frederick receives $2,000 a week for acting in pictures, soum as though she has a great f Samuel Goldfish has retu ed “trom Hollywood, Cal. While there he wel- comed Geraldine Farrar into the realms of filmdom. race La Rue is going to Forest in Te I, after her engagement at | New Brighton, to superintend the | bulding of her new home. Bennett is in town. He is spending the summer in Annapolis. says 7 almost impossible to get war nows down there. oung ‘ife the other |t An electric sign was re- on the wind guard of her auto o* My Heart, with |I' read: bi Pogsy O'Neil.” The sign was on the Theatre. She didn't know her been put in the lights, so let out a whoop of joy. Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, WD, Friday: June 18. the nature of which ff 1915 THE BVENING WORLD NEW ILLUSTRATED MOVIE STORIES, FEATURING REAL MOVIB STARS 4] Marguerite Courtot -=‘Tie"arrsts Mopec == SS Ann Ne YOUR SCREEN FAVORITES PRESBENTEOD EACH WEEK IN WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING WoRto Next Week ETHEL CLAYTON| | Lubin Star, in “ 08 “MOVIE @TORIES” MONEY, MONEY, MONEY!' Scenario by C. Doty Hobart—tituetrated by Ferd @. Leng DBQAQAAY UND eT Hl An hour later the girl comes to the studio to keep an appointment with Paul. She finds him disheart- ened over the.loss of the picture and in no condition to work. Realizing that she has it in her power to bring the picture back tq him, she hurries away. Aided-by the moonlight, she quickly finds the ‘The next day Hilton and Amy call on Kingsley. Canvas. It is deathly still about ingly and she won- Proudly the artist’s father shows them the picture that he stole from his son and explains his reason. Amy ‘conceals her As sti¢ comes from the library to. the porch she Is seen by Nogiey. -who fs just returning home, having been to a late club meeting. He sees that the thief is: eS decides to follow her.— To be concluded dow ders if she will be fired on by y of the servants Should she be discovered. ‘Stealthily she crosses the Ubrary to the wiridow, \**S*’MATTER, POP?” OH, VELLY NICEE FLOOT! STLAW-TRELLY, LAS-BELLY LOGAN-TSELLY, BLACK BELLY, CHELLY AND GLAPESE Sg ERES A DIME, GO AND GET Some FRuIT FROM CHINAMAN SEE DAS LONG BEAK ? HE BANE SQUIRT WATER THROUGH (Tt SuRE | THEY BANE-SHOST BUGS AN FLIES WITH DAS BEAK ! AN’ EAT ‘EM VEN “THEY FALL IN DAS WATER! Aw, WHATTAYA MEAN ‘SHOOTING’ FISH ? BET-1Y, MN PRET-T™ BETTY, | CANT FORGET-TY HOW SWEET YOU are! SO TRIM AND NATTY , IM GOING GAT-TY- HEARTS FITTV PATTY WHEN YOURE AFAR! TONE UP. BONS, (THINK THIS Is HER iS a, q sage ig A New EVENING WORLD eoues MOVIE"—The Boy Who Over- came Handicaps and “Made Go w COBB ON A oO JOHNSTONE Cad Irvin Cobb call ber yesterday and and dine. ‘eplied M you don’ an invita- . ‘Then My doctor says I must eat} melons, Russian Cavair, hot- the way,” broke in Mr, Klau- I've Kot an engagement for this vening. Drop in next week some | time and we'll eat together.” NERVOUS MISS CLARK, “The Third Girl from the End in the Winter Garden Chorus” gends in @ limerick and asks that it be printe as an example of her ability 4 rhymester. She doesn't say w end, but here's the rhyme roman named C Wepre cate ratrals of “lark bt feck, Saleen “abet hes ius tremble With fear’ And tip-toe sremnd ant oy, Fortunately there are no “breakables” among the But Mr Scales'has noticed Peter Hanging around scattered hundles~but there might have been, and and, although Tom does not accuse him of being re- When Tom emerges from the site doot with an As he starts out on his trip he sees Peter following armtul of bundles to put ui his cart for afternoon de> That night, as Tom Is going home, @ Nock from at adistance Coming out of a house later he notices Markt" the store Peter suddenly appears. “You'll swipe i ay Horse {h0k, tacit settee cas, Line bike Tie bs then Tom would have been in serious trouble, Peler | that a package is missing from the cart. ‘He will have | sponsiole for the dundie’s ince, the grocer | job will you!" ns He springs. FROM THE CHESTNUT TRE pha Deg ly: oy rene mp k pine Nr igger and stronger and ole than Ton, so Tom | to pay tor i of courses ad of cours, it 8 more of | has his own suspions and to Keep a sharp | boy aid begins sound! rap am hen a doukey a musician?” ing unto the alley back of the building. Peter's work, watch, Le amheat does i iol pursue him, Nor does he say anything to Mr t Seales. asia aha ny