The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1915, Page 16

od sil RS ¥ ‘ SDE a z LINING OF “Arthur Hammerstein has engaged | his new Hauerbach-Frimi opera | S young tenor named Lawrence who, he thinks, will startle America mildly, at least. In/ estimate of the singer Mr. Ham- is backed up by his father, | Hammerstein. The tenor halls & smari place near Jacksonville, While his voice will be new to American stage, he has spent a ain years in Burope studying ng. o title role in “ young tenor Julian Hitinge, which, of t ought to help some. | PUTRELLE STORY A PLAY. “A new theatrical concern called Producing Corporation @ dramatization of trelle novel “My Lad Lee Morrison wrote the play. BY WAY OF DIVERSION. ~ MR GRAB. | \ THAT (F PEDESTRIANS Bare 8 00cker? me Grease EA ALL ABOUT Dout WEAR & RED LIGHT oumMme Omen of THE COR MET WITH AN AUTO ACCIDENT }) Noum accipeVuT ON THEIR, COAT-TAILS we ST Have THE EN 5 AV WANTS You TO ttre ENS THEYRE LIABLE TO Becte usr HAVE | bad ESS YOUR Case”, HELLO, 1S THIS ego oe iv ' ; Chauncey 8 DOCKET OF How 00-06. NES ANS GETTIN’ SS WELL,OF COURSE WEVE R HANDLE THE CASE! Re INTO A FREIGHT TRe\W COULD NOU SWEAR TO WITH EIGHT CYLINOERs THE MAN WHO ANOS RUBBER TIRES! 1 Cy NOT VET, SAY K.@E. | ite the fact that the Tri- jon announced, in regu! over the @ Erlanger say a mistake has made. A statement from them “We have gD a ee the corporation for a ren' for a period of six The Triangle Film Corpore- ne FLOOEY AND AXEL -— Ordinarily When a Man Calls for Help You Go to —S= : 2 —=———— | = “Mr. F ” i “ : ‘ as “in i rat be at the Bylowland Circus! Paviowa appsare in films she as well as dance. ‘aa forecast here recently, begin studying his part to- Bonnell, Ruth Sinclair, and Carri: tumbled into B So Instead of Being frightened orembarrassed Tom t ic roses, He'd just time to aren . ee totes he "e now took keen delight in tumbling about especially "Tom consented fo Geing flung from the tiands of Landing upon the front of a Roman chariot that AS dag de ae Princess in a Bower of of Hearts, when he was snatched up |. because the litle Princess never took her eyes off him, | one trapeze performer into the feet of another and to | whizzed him away, he was not seen again that night. | tier" n't SCH Palace Come, and Peggy, the circus hearty applause. Now Tom realized } Butvhe did not notice that the dainty bareback rides | tumbling from a flying ring down onto Jumbo’s slop- | It-is believed that the charioteer drove him straight ‘ reas Lg rmraby Bork ge that these folk thought him lots of fun, ba ave? skirts of rose pink also watched him at- ing back and off the end of his tail. back to Open-eye City, ev aay pester bee 3 to-morrow, hin tadaed “Pate cane Masaad NING WORLD “SUCCESS MOVIE” now in vaudevitie/at | Dore.” rened TRATED BY FERD G. LONG —— will play the role| Leo Ditrichstein collaborated with tenor in the No, 1|Frederick and Fannie Hatton in the company. writing of his new starring vehicle, Pathe concern has engaged | "Jean Paurel,” which Cohan & Harrts d Daly to play a detective in| Will produce. moving re to be ywn| The management of the Strand is ‘Are Series, continuing its plan whereby ambi- tour Hone omParere Mey pear Ser works ‘at the New Amsterdam |P/ayed by the Strand orchestra, An 20. intermeszzo by Lars Sorenson, taken eee will present | trom his comic opera, “A Lord fore Day,” will be played Aug. 8, ENGAGED FOR “HIGH JINKS.” Hugh Grady, representing Arthur Hammerstein, has engaged the fol- lowing named for the two “High Jinks" compant Kathryn Mylie, George Trimble, Cecelia Hoffman, Willam Cutt y Bouton, Ber- nard Goprcey; Dorothy Wolf, Harry Meyers, Count de Vassey, Lydia Am~ rane, Batty Blye, Sane MEbiD. Phil pel, les Meyers, Lou Miller and Adrien Bellev: FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. ; i ia A thet any discourag- | ‘AX the end of two years Fred had i it fellow's got something up his rey vf and began paying is aunt noch og g Al mm of another idea be; , 4 y ‘Continued lormorrow, nv,