The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1915, Page 10

3 D EMD UD)NESY: Des ‘M. Cohan, down at his sum- | home at Great Neck, is play-| ‘at top speed. He has three to complete in time for fall pro- At present he is working '& comedy for his brother-in-law, | Niblo, who is to be starred un- | the Cohan & Harris manage- | Finishing that, he will com- @ play for Chauncey Olcott and for Raymond Hitchcock. The ‘and Hitchcock pieces must Musical numbers, and these | i. Coban will furnish. Thus it may | Ss he will be a very busy man gome time to come. Incidentally, | ne Cohan (Mra, Niblo) may | ‘appear with her husband in the | Niblo play. It is understood she | | thinking of taking a rest. Sam is is a bit disturbed over the| olf, and that | > JONES ENGAGING PLAYERS. | Jones of Jones, Linick & » Chicago managers and pro-| is in New York engaging a Lina Abarbanell in| to rt imuslenl play in which his firm | her. rank Adams has writ- Chicago, about the middle of _ + ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. 93. | Gedinsky—Always typewrite | your photoplays. | A. H. Adir—() Write the Libra- | rian of congress, Washington, for x ri Se anton. 10. ‘est Forty-fAtth ree! ask bi.a. (3) Yes, but in societies that look after issue permit mus? te. BY WAY OF DIVERSION, OUR OWN MINGTRELS. heard tor — Archibald Highnote, , will wing the ballad, ‘The the Baby, 80 They Gave * Away.” Dora's fate to Frank eof greater moment than his own. Disregarding Dick's revolver, he hurls him- self upon the steeplejack and a desperate struggle ensues, Tcome Gost DING N@AR FINDIN 7A GOLD MINE @ROUND ME, STUPIDS! a Gin NAMED RANDOUT,AN UPSTATE CUSTOMER ' 1S COMING TO THE OFFICE @T 2 oc1ock WE WANT TO M@KE HIM THINK THis RACE (S BUSIER THAR & CANNON Facrory- 6 THE Back and forth they fight af the chimney top, the advantage first with one and then with the other. Finally Dick loses his footing and falls to Death two hundred feet below. “*S’MATTER, POP?” I Loon’s AROUND A ROCK AND SEBS A FELLAH DIGGIN Just THen HE GRARS SUMTHIN AN SEZ- *Tis GOLD" Jest ro SE JS SEND THaT > BILL FORSA000 TO MOONEY 8 Co, GIDDY. ANO GET VELL, LOOK CageruL ! SEE HOW AY MAKE DAS FLIP OVER So You CAN DO IT RIGHT # YOU-VANTA Go tw DAS VATER FEET First! the Hudson to hold a prize tight some years ago," said Mr, Eckhardt. “Dempsey was not one of the men who were to battle, but he was in the crowd, On the. way back a polloe JERE JACK FELL SHORT. Eckhardt, formerly a news- Man, now a follower of the- heard telling a story of yesterday. , Wt @f ue took a tug and went up ||*Now what's the name of the boat BOY WHO LON'T QUIT] ter and ed boat stopped our tug and the officers came aboard, We all tried to pretend ‘we were connected with the tug’s crew. Dempsey quickly donned a and some overalls and went to al coe! in the hold. The police jt him up on deck. “Who are you?’ asked the officer, “The fireman,’ Dempsey replied. “That's fine. Where did you get that elegant gold watch and chain?’ “ ‘Bol jt it. I'm a thrifty fellow.’ “'Glad, to hear it,’ said the officer. you're workin on?’ “Dempsey hesitated. ‘I don't be- Meve it was ever named,’ he stam- mered. ° | “They took him along.” FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, Wien LAsue beard peed his daugh- desu joped hi e them without delay.” ieds Ss Eating Too Many Jelly Tarts EAL MOVIE STARS CONCLUSION ; FEAT THANHOUSER STAR, Featered This Week in ==. REVENGE OF THE STEEPLEJACK” iN “MOVIE BSTOR Over a bridge made of planks Frank draws Dora to safety. She is saved to him and Dick has paid the Price of his villainy —(7he end.) He arrives at the quicksands not a2 moment too soon, for the sands have dragged Dora down sb far that she has given up hope. Down the chimney Frank climbs at a pace he p> not dare attempt were not his sweethenrt's life ake. AN ME TBEIN gr THe SPoT L JumPs IN ‘To STAWE HALF i tahadn hod bn we Busted MY AT FER SPOILIN THA FLiMmM. Oomrrighe 1814. Freee Pubioniog Co. (N.Y. Bening Werle.) BUSIVESS |S ROTTEN! Even , MY HELP HasuT AUNTHING TO AWELLWWELL, { MR.GRABB. GLAD y \ hy UY As sil pares. M Tt ble. Tc riots asics asleep. ‘Stzz! Boom! Blunderbore ao py en po