The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1915, Page 14

a (AS Laer . wo oe d Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Thursday; July 15; H + oe ° VITAGRAPH FAVORITE, Featured This Week in —PART FOUR— Edith Storey an M’GUIRE’S DAUGHTER E7o | Mary to the Rescue George Scarborough believes that Melodrama of the “kid glove" va- ke. It will deal with ‘riety nike “Jim the Penman,” for in- fance, in due to return to favor. He has begun work on « play of this s type and will offer it for production Y tn a fow wee y GQ people. As he puts it, the play we an “all-evening-drens” cast. ‘kid glove’ melodrama in one of theatrical entertainment its A. << both Third Avenue and venue,” sald he. “I'm going present-day audiences.” | ‘a play, “The Girl,” a Belasco produced in At- | a will Le shown in + . : Not dreaming there fs a “still” in the a Hotly, Dave, when Phil is boand, accuses Phil of moonshiners can carry their plan i 9 “ A After that opens he| | 104 phil ce stumbles upon the Bag vs Vein Saloon A bnef consultation yields the verdict that Phil Bey, plan into Maddened ty impotent rage, Dave pledges his ‘ being a ‘Tearing open Phil’s coat, he “4 « ” effect, Mary, who, suspecting danger to Phil, has fol- 5 igh ge tell Dave and his fellow-moonshiners aro working. Be A ‘to his detective's badge as damning evidence, must be “put out of the way” as an “example” to the lowed him, appears on the scene. Knowing they will band to cover every avenue of escape from that re. Government. Dave realizes that this will also rid him san ee fieving him to be 2 Government spy, they come from tit is a city, police shield means nothing to the r -not harm her, she cuts Phil's bonds and, shield hiding and confront him, moonshiners, %. ig to of a hated rival for Mary’s love, covers Kis expe, | ind, shielding him, aly & To fF ; i | gion and to see to it that Phil does not get away alive. —Conlsnued to-morrow. } F H ‘T FOR FILMS. fp i ee i i i Copergee Hoth Treas Pouhaning tn oo ¥ toning WTA) f i 3 z é { E i rhs ip i i i HAVE SUMPIN' FOR YHEALLIGATOR To 5s i g ce : E if 4 [ g : HH Ly H és *E § & 3 ug 8 e § = = i, is BE i pti H F i * F —— AND wits ron we,| MEETY KEYS— Harrold, : SURE /ILL.Go TO & ME ltd THE Boss’ —~ 2 Fi MN HUSBAND rates ‘a TONIGHT WITH YOU~ achice TO CHATTER THERES) enn <cum aes IN? TELL Him | voice a ia ON THAT STUFF AROUND & FEW GINKS @ROUNO THIS CO tte, Sites cRaan! ’ > WISH TO SEE THE OFFICE BUT AFTER MILL WHOD LIKE TO GET 4 ue Wate, OFFICE HouRSs- AW, EARFUL: YOU Can GIVE ME NoURE _& call THAT #HOOO ORDER TONIGHT JOLUER AND ILL SURPRISE THE WITH ME! By} never again to lend his talents to| "KINKEAD WOULDN'T SELL. “"\FLOOEY AND ‘loves. jewed gum and was! 2 "said Mr, Her- t's wait. on. AY VOULD GRAB HER IN MY ARMS AN SVIM HER. To SAFETY! AY vouLD VIN HER LOVE WITH DAS BRAVERY ! GEE AXEL, LOOMA THE CUTE | LITTLE CHICK IN THE RED SUIT: How WOULD Y'LIKE THE JoB OF SAVING HER LIFE ? Harrigan “bee: tonia Hall Oct, 26. Joe carve. will leave Sunday San Francisco to play ten weeks the Alcazar Theatre Stock Com-! zation of actres: who are on the| dios recently. Mr. Early faye he the sporting editor, ‘A powerful mule | penny into the empty purse, with an negro, with much bowing and scrap- threshold of careers. The members, | played the part of “an Admiral in the from a neighboring coal dealer's en-|eye to making his daughter's heart ing. “Ah knows all right when to of the fact that the U. B.O.; it is announced, will meet weekly at British army.” Good St it “'l did say ‘am,’ the son protested | tered the field, blundered into one of|rejoice. Then behind the shelter of keep mah mouf shet; Ah knows all Washington week be: |Trondway cafes wad “allevints lene: ee ane ories a an Gehiek tone the hottest scrimmages and. got|his paper he: watched his daughter |right, Mr. Jones."—Kansas City Joure Knees a a's HATTIE WILLIAMS IN FILMS, Of the Da “*¥You said ‘am,’ cried the father | killed.’” Ligeti me er ip Me cg f e édnln's Ota: snahatne te i F —— = series of “Chimmies"| produce plays at popular prices. | arma Mra reare that Hattie Will ly what it should be, not ‘am.’ Reckoni: ent drew @ sobbing little daughter A manuel Kelcher will be Interested |{a"v" a Hrohman star, by the way, @ middle of the squabble the Lost His Reckoning. Into the shelter of his arms, until at Gillette, animal trainer, artistically. Bjoernson’s “When the | mo? setgion we iat, nuencher in a farmer's wife turned to me, and, with ‘ length ORO bowled ee Line wes & now act for| Wine W will be produced | £11, Guanes wih penile te are Marvellous. a deprecatory little laugh, explained: NE of this world's unfortunates |Wry, on, fy, didn’t I ‘pend it!"—Lip- Alf. T. Wilton announces. | Oct. 14 re eae die ate by Mt “They both think they're saying ‘ani was in the Covington jail for | pincott’s, be “The Monkeyville Country! An excoliont bill has beon arranged | Holand has signed up with the New | |e doctor told her that what she | sir.’"—Mother's Magagine, loitering, and when taken be- ia ae or em by Mra, Mark A. Luoscher for the| York Motion Picture Corporation needed was a good hearty meal — fore the judge to be dealt with was| This Was Fine Diplomacy. “ong die age retard tt at night and then to stop think-/ When It Was Rougher. | {24 Dy that official “My fet fl-1 1 VERE ts @ story about a diplo- ‘ee eC nies ¥ MAUDE FIRST AT EMPIRE. | ing about her stomach. igher. Hoy ae ge treo tae Lonety matic negro waiter; also about Girl Who Lost Her f Contrary to a custom in vogue for} “But, doctor, only two months ago AUL WITHINGTON, the Har-| «wWilure “are you going.” inquired two well-known Kansas men, Very superior in fitand w 9 “ ; some time at the Frohman officea,| you told me to avoid dinner at night, vard coach, was praising the| the Judge. who can go by the names of Smith br oe bys ing Pere b4 H Senductor of the] John Drew will not open the Empire} and to t light supper instead.” milder football of 1910, “To heaven," came the answer, and Jones, just to fell the yarn, Cluett, Peabody & Co, Inc, Makers : a a viser, reflectively, ‘Well, ows i: judge, “He's crazy or he never woul ken for each n at: | Lawrence Grossmith and J ther . 8 wilh pay Grampy: He| what marvell rides medical aci-|Tible game,” said Mr, Withington.|haye come to Covington on the trip and are, Seguen sy EM fae 4 yer pit rome Kern will be guests of honor Weal probe mis be} ol wes Ot Me, Drew ence is makin.>."--Boston Transcript. | “Bourget, you know, devoted a whole|he says he is taking.”—-Philadelphia|tain big hotel not & thousand miles next seauon after FRIARS CLEAN UP, for managerial reasons, must be gros chapter of ‘Outre Mer’ to its horrors, | Ledger. from Kansas Oity and went into the will put him in the : sented in London before It be| The Mote and the Beam, | Some of the stories of the football of Lor at apa Gining foal Wussedck the wrmabe sr hi To be a Friar is profitable in more can be ie ° waiter busily brushed off the crumbs ; ce gerer wil go ways than one, dames (Oia pean) produced bere, it will be staged in N American ‘traveller relates tho|'% °T ‘9! are, in fact, almost incred- When Elsie Goes Shopping. tha said: “Why, how is you, Mr. , o alker, Otto Hoff- Q i ible, = S Jones, how js you? I's glad to see the pt man, Arnold Lucy, Jack Gray, Ed - THE cee’ A following: “A Philadelphia sporting editor re- LSIE had been to the city on her none 1 hasn't seen,you since I waited Du ns ol agg th jan | Blu A. Fitegerald, Walter Kinga- F OM ft TNUT TREE, "Once I dined with an English | turned one November Saturday from first shopping expedition and] on your table whén you all used to ; He it retact (fort: Richard Bubler, Richard Tem. | | “What te it that's black and white | farmer. We had ham—very deliclous| West Philadelphia with a pale, fright at the last store had sorrow- | haye a little game upstaihs.” ar, vy ans | pe a, Bim members. of the dan ont i aha eee what's ham, and the farmer's son soon fin- ened face, evs * gy qlfully emptied the contents of her My afraid you a olataken,” gag . lor act. “I'm com jazled. at Ie ished his portion passed “‘Many accidents at the game?" a Smith very quic! “My nai an" ) @ plac the in a scene in a film version of it?” orton ‘ana Ma diate tice reporter asked him, @mall puree, Coming home on the jones, ‘You have the wrong man,” . " ACiub ie & new onganle “Evidence” at the Kinemacolor tue "A " oo a ‘ ‘ : 3 BoM ongenle + "A newapaper, om tater’ no a, "Saige "seen rues mi ner Sar svn enppeg o eigns “Tig sels Butt ati Sled aw