The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1915, Page 12

vida. Homé. and Comic Page of EVENING WORLD, faiday: July 23, 1915 THE EVENING WORLD’S NEW ILLUSTRATED MOVIE STORIES, FEATURING REAL MOVIE S oe - —=== THANHOUSER STAR, Featured This Week in == PART FIVE Mignon Anderson “THe RevENGE oF THE STEEPLEJACK” © © suecaimey top £03 YOUR SCREEN FAVORITES PRESENTED BACH WEEK IN "MOVIE ETORIES” WRITTEN FOR THE € NING WORLD r x v! 2 IB UD EMDUD)ITEN A ‘The White Rats are to have that | el-otar scamper, after all, Balked in thelr plan to tour to San Francisco "> by the inability of some of their head- \ Miners to got away from vaudeville @mgagemonts, they have decided to give a big show at the Manhattan Opera House on the evening of Aug. 36. The proceeds will be divided be- ‘tween the charity fund of their own and the Actors’ Fund of inoeerice. A big bill of top-notchera | promised. | ‘The reception tendered Past Big! GBlet Fred Nibio at the club house ‘West Forty-sixth Street last night a seat ages Arriving at the top of the chimney tie 1s hilarlous- | Going ji “We must save her!” Frank sliouts. | Buf Dick, NDEL FARCE . ly welcomes by Dick, who, ciuckling, and with ai ‘ drawing a revolver, says: “It is your bist mek You dd ~~ L OF costinsd something, he | insane light in his eyes, points toward the quicksand her Sones here and watch her die!"—(Continued to names for his farces, as evi- | “a Pur ot Sixes” and “a/* °S*MATTER, POP?” " and he may decide to Mandel play “Three that it may be called “Sherman You Pur us in Do You Reauze og UREL. toras Gee Y THe RED This One -Tenaa Awhs “JEAN PA a é Mis in which Leo Ditrichstein mien ite THAT. sr 4 L SFLAMING ARROW S-TSURN Sone caved by Conan & Harris is| INDIAN! OUN-DREL 1 STAWE AND WHAT NOT ? ‘Jean Paurel.” It will be pro- SwindDb'd AT ST IND W NOT? e early . SHE DIDN'T EXPECT TO. Manna Beecher, a chorus girl, ‘on a scale in the downtown | in of the subway at Fiftieth last night and was weighed. As she read the result she remarked to | hy “her gentieman preae aes | "t wel quite as much as oust f would, but I didn’t think 1 _ WEBSTERS TO AUSTRALIA. gine ces einen mages term Geatace by the J.C, Wi Burte sonia Miblo and Ars. Nidlo Gossphipe ; , i, eT lh Sane in Australia. y THE RocHs AND WolsteeD Aue Niet AND THEY tha “twin . Conran 118, Prem Proneian Co (Brenig Wert) ALL STAVED AWAKE FOOLISHMENT! —- v ? CONT LISTEN BESIDES ALL HELL DO, , ALL RIGHT- STOP WHERE You gg feng HANS neni Bie Pr THAT GUYS PROPOSITION-| ILL IWCLUDE & BIC @RE -YOUVE Seid ENOUGH: WHACDAYA MEAN, (Perry 3. Kelly announces \ TELL You-fLL Kook. NNER,ANO CHOP Ve Gor - ‘mM TT Jess Dandy will resume his ME-fUL Kicle. OFF ie) VE YA FOUR Wes (M @ LITTLE , | pole of Hans Wagner in “Tbe Prince OFF Soy ie YouLL iS TOE. OFF le FROM es PREVIOUS! GIVE ‘Em BOTH Pilsen.” Florence Hensel and u JOIW ME HS EVENIN: ga Sabet MR.GRABBS CRDER- 1 —— TIME. THENO 0' PAID US For oRDERIN'! Ae is enthusiastic over the work she fe Going. Referring to her fim “Car- me said last night: very soul has been laid bare @ome of the emotional scenes. In I I may say Miss Farrar lly X-rayed her #oul be- camera.” 4 ee 4 MAUGHAM BENDS A PLAY. The Charies Frohman Company received the first play sent prominent ‘Baglish player rirate jaywrig! fe “Our Botters,” vy Somerset ‘The play was contracted by the late Charies Froh- The manuscript came from an ted town in France where the fe eerving with the British a2 Sturgeon. The principal OW Fine! You BANE LEARNING eREAT! ake sh the women Ghice Gn. Don'T FORGET DAS BREATHING — ibis taiae VUN = Two -- Kick DAS FEET! M188 DOOLITTLE WINS. “The comedian of thi one. whllo playing in “Ceestiils week, offered $10 for an original that everybody would whistle ge Ellabelle Mae Doolittle, AY THousuT AY SAW VUN SHARK'S FIN Wl z Poetess, won the money with a entitled, “When the Apple Tree Blain by Uncle Joshua.” et cossip. a st “Search me!" Augustin MacHugh's ae farce, produced by Moffatt & all, will open at the Galety * . R. Rapley, manager of the New oY Theatre, Washington, has m a cottage at Highland, N, Y,, <A summer, m the New Brighton Theatre og the news that Gertrude Hoff- is to be seen in a brief version of “Sumurun” next month. Nat M. Wills, always artistic, has gevioved * genuine hobo as a dresser. ne? a. caewe geelally ag) eee itty, the Rough Neck. 7 4) nd employees, TUMBLE The principals of “Town Topics,”"| Hoy MoCardell entertained Gerald- Mumbering about twenty-five, gath.| ine Farrar at dinner recently in Banta ered yesterday at Bryant Hall and| Barbara, Cal. Respectfully referred heard the music of the piece, to the I-Knew-Him-When Club. George Bowles, the theatrical poul- Belwyn &°Co. have e: Hubert who is in Chicago, ie talking|Druce to appear in “Under Cover.” it making that city his home per-| During the past three seasons he was mtly,, Bus he won't. with John Drew's company, aunberger, manager of the Earl Steward, manager of the Shu- Kernan houses, Baltimore, is enter-| bert Theatre, Kansas it fe a New taining a party of U. B. O. officials| York visitor. He says he likes Broad- SSS | Way, but mipses the packing houses. éthel Corcoran, Vit actress, fs the daughter of a Captain in the Fire Department. ‘Bvery time she eare & fire whistle she has a wild desire to slide down a pole. David Horsley, owner of the Con- taur Film Company of Bayonne and the Bostock Jungle Film Company | of Los Angeles, has cast his lot with the Mutual Film Corporation, ‘The “Nobody Home," "Bed, Bed, OLLARS Beautiful Bed,” jyric-writing contest bas sloped, The judges Will announce 5 ‘AS who wins just ae soon as wade 2 i 7 Ss H | RTS through the manuscripts, Tom had just tumbled info bed and plowed his Taking his father’s sword, Tom, opening the wine How bright and cheerful it looked compared to “You have Been far away from rem, yy head it seemed that a great trembling of | dow, attempted to kill Blunderbore, but in vain, His fhe dreariness that always surrounded Blunderbore! | dering in Boogaboo Borough,” she was sa; FROM THE CH NUT TREE. tumbled him ou ‘He this | skin, was so thick and tough that fhe merely, The giant’s mile-long strides soon brought Tom right] rubbed his peepers,and slowly TROY's BEST PRODUCT Diner—Waiter,t if is dull and to be-semne of Slunderbore’s iwork, a8 it. | the house full of 7 it 4 to the border of the lovely land, ‘He scrambled in did, the cfown ‘upon the Queen's rh pula ‘ateal te , ‘was, He had picked up the house and’ was palm of one he bd sRsteed | way r ‘Tumble-Tom fashion vp on the shore and into | was his own Mumsie who : 'd it do to strop the | away, with it, r ‘and proceeded. Heart's arms, He was back in Open-Bye | Cri: