The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1915, Page 14

« Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, ‘Tuesday, ae Fit By C. M. Payne Howard Kyle of the Actors’ Equity Association has returned from Call- fornia, where he went to further the Work of that organization among the theatrical people on the Coast. Under ie supervision and that of Francis ¢ ‘Wilson, President of the association, big meetings wore held in both San Francisco and Los Angelos and many fnew members wore onrollod. At the fan Francisco mecting, held in the Civic Centre, William H. Crane was temporary Chairman and @ principal gpeaker, Oliver Morosco at the Los Angeles meeting indorsed the associ- etton’s engagement contract and said fe would use it exclusively. Alto- the propaganda work done by Kyle and Wilson was highly | Gratifying to the association. HE'D FORM A CLUB. Lobenthal, now in vaudeville! @ membes of the team of Low and that young actors sugrens thet your actors F LOOEY AND the Friars and Lambs p nd ‘ci of their [You BANE PUNK > is No, 166 Weat One | FisHERMAN FLOOEY! and Twenty-ninth Street, | AY CAUGHT A ELSH- By WAY OF DIVERSION. —| h YOU CAUGHT DAS ‘Mistah Money come ter me |} You SATCHEL # abiverswe.~ IN cr y'simp! CRABS AN WATER. OF CouRSsE I! aossipP. Harold de Becker has a new vaude- | ville sketob. Xirab Markham is to play in Misevid Belasco (produced “The Boom-| ‘at Long Branch last night. len Evily will play @ comedy role ‘a “Home ad nd Josephins for Ned Wayburn’s “Town Ditrichstein's play, “Jean Pau- ll go. into rehearsal the first in September. | Ne Cooke loaves to-day for C: ‘ahead of “The New Hi Poir will be the French Pays to Advertise” next es By Thornton Fisher WHAODDAYA MEAN AM 1 TRYING TO KILL YouR. Business? KE THIS CONTRACT- WHEREAS JOHN MARTIN. PARTN OF THE FiRStT PART HEREBY AGREES WITH JOSEPH BOYLE, PARI OF THE SECOND Parr TO SELL TO THE PARTY OF THE SECOND PART & CERTan Poanes will siege | Wage Ogg BUSINESS KNOWN AS THE CALIFORNIA ORANGE ‘Atlantic City Aug. 4 tah In Atlantic City AME: aeons} | MPG CO. NucLUOING IT's EQUIPMENT WIT'- FORTY ACRES OF GROUND . ‘A. H. Woote produced “Common | To BE KNOWL AS_REAL ESTATE — with John Magon and Jane | a an in Atlantic City last night. | urice and Walton will introduce | a pew called the Sing Sing in “Hands Up” to-night. No, it! a ep. managers expect to et definite line of tie new weason = AND PLANT INCLUDING ENGINES, SEED GROWERS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND CYNAMO. OFFICE EQUIPMENT INCLUDING DESKS, cuSH0ORS, WASTE BASKETS AND FILING CABINETS WHERERS THE PAR oF THE Past PeRT AGREES FURTHER Muct TO IT | THOUGHT (0 MAKE SHORTER AND IT WOULD Gem Same THine- STEN! AGREES TO SELL BIE, ORANGE MFL CO.| WELL. CANT CHARGE EM MISS pe FIFTY DOLLARS KINDLY THAT Conrrecr TO ME, IF Youve FIN(SHEO iT By that time they will be reports from companies all * ner artificial | . Bhe is eager to | House, wants to know is euch @ person as the tired | and, if so, where ! Farrar, the movie actress, les for New York 1) De Mille will be in her be his first visit to New oars. Producing Company, “The Birth of a Na- a@ new Griffith speo- ied “The Mother and + Griffith is working on Parvin is in town. He started | for New York in an | day but it blew up at Elyria he had the honor arry K. Thaw fix al If the news ever gets to town, Peewee Junction, i run him for Congress, LONY THAT DIDN'T. julian Eltinge was in Los : ‘ \ ( / recently he expressed a de- | My)/! \)\\ Teal estate agent to buy three, ) ground at Silver Lake, Cal, IN \\ told the land would cost him APS \\ f MAN \\y ferred the purchase in order to ~ ight, 1916, Preas Publishing Co. (N. iyftit Hite ota) i hit Bs 5 Foe ‘ ff H ist $4,000, That was satisfactory. if ni i) on . Bvening World.) = “Which way fo tlie Palace?” asked Tom. “Any Simpie answered. “Bylowland is round like pe-eye World. If you go straight in one direction and come back to where you started without find’ng the Place you want, simply start out again in another ion and so on until you do find it.” Simple Simon stayed waiting right upoin the very Spot of the Bylowland road that Tom said he'd land on in his tumble from Ope-eye World. So -the conse- eae was that Tom landed upon the top of Simpie’s So Tom started off in a likely direction and Simple Simon followed, Along the road grew thistle plants, Simpie plufged into these and thought to pick the sort of fruit that grows on cherry trees. Besides being pricked Simpie was stung by the bees that had come to get the thistles’ honey. Tumble Tom tumbled himself down a steeply slop- ing hill on purpose to escape the dreadful mess that Simpie had gotten into, Byt he came after Tom pell mell, with most a hive full of bees clinging to him. Such a sight as those boys were was indeed a thing to laugh at, So when his mottier called him Tom was seldom In such haste to come tumbling out of Bylowland back into Ope-eye City and leave poor Simple far beaind to settle their account with the angry bumble bees and prickly, thorny, thistles.—-Continued to-morrow, | see if some of his theatrical trends | MI A RY D oO A wouldn't buy lots from him and es- | tablish a colony would, A THE STORY OF A GIRL WHO “MADE Goop” rst Day in New York ww ILLUSTRATED BY WILL B, JOHNSTONE the ground, ‘They | a9 ard, Blanche Ring, 7 . i ck and others said i RII they'd buy, Mr. Eltinge went back to || + | , q RERKOIKORS the real estate agent and found 5K KC things had changed, The agent bad, xX heard of the proposed colony Oy > wR) x) 1] have to boost that price a lit- he said. ARROW “What's the ground worth now?" COLLAR r% rfectly proportioned, Ar fitting Erie ¢ that is at | Once comfortable and smart. 2 for 25 cents Cimett, Peabody & Co. Ino, Makers REPLATED 20° LB Jewelry Re alved & Plated, Se to 50¢ L. Des Lauries’ Jewelry Factory asked Mr, Eltings. “Let mo seo," mused the agent. guess about $40,000 will buy it,” “Wrong again! @aid ALr, Eltings, “Tt won't be bought.” And it wasn't. “ROAST BEEF, MEDIUM,” MAYB Two chorus girls passed Ben I Ueberall on the Long ch hoard. walk the other day, Ueberall,” said one, | for Thomas Healy.” “What's Mr. Healy playing in?” asked the other, FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “Your auto rattles a good deal, doesn’t it?" goes Bon ‘He's manager “Sure, but that's because it’s a rain ¢ Mary has no friends in the city; but se has pro- ‘vided herself with a letter of recommendation from ther minister at home. Leaving her trunk at the sta- ton, she asks the nearest to direct her to the , At an express office shie a 'be conveyed from thé station Pays for this the.