The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1915, Page 16

if mn ra piece, which will be , Mr. Philipp will be vey ace KM LOOEY AND AXEL—This Was a Good Enough Ar, Theatre there he is present- ‘BAS wood plays put on by a good com- ‘pany. Edith Luckett, who has ap- frequently on Broadway, is tue woman. Joe pega) ie the ty ,maneane, Mr. wa Mudie and W. A. Whittt- have been added to the cast of r, Whitesides “A Ragged Mes- “World Film Corporation ts to motion picture of a scenario Little Church Around tho hes ar. m Utah" Francisco. has returned Daly's Theatre, medal by a it of her auto trip in May. gucrite Batter- Gladys Fatr- tons to the cast ugh al term contract witb 7 @hubert. They have & to make @ star of her. Barrymore returned ster from ao visit to Bai prings consulted Alt an a8 five scenarios _ for the film producer. One of Ries Ro wrte one Tree,” ts from nv eral years ago, others are “For Sale, a Bab: Girl Who Forgot,” “The © 1m Tennessee" and “Somew room t. Mins Sega! ‘fesaested jamsan go on e stage, it wasn’t hard to get a start. s ia *“Quickwoop | Ah x ; Ereummer wear 3 SPoye eset PeoDucT gy . ; ' ae AYEL AINT GONNA HAVE NOTHING LON ME! IMGoNNA GET A CAR Too! [WONDER WHICH IS BEST ~ A “FOUR” OR A “EIGHT? Now aveL's HUM- Were , SINCE ( LOST Tar CRECHORE GaSe awd CREGMORE HIMSELF WENT Tom always thinks to visit hhis latest made By- ova acquaintance ago ne the Sant of lawland papa, r, Tom tumbled, a1 eal on a heap of ashes'in the fireless grate. It + summer there, too, last night. Mise Hassan agreed to try. Next day Joe Weber engaged her for a part in “The Only Girl.” KEEP THIS A SECRET. The Palace Theatre management has a surprise in store for Joe Weber and Lew Fields. Please don't breathe @ word about It, but the comedians aro to be given & loving cup each at the end of the week. Weber & Fields, by the way, are to remain in vaudeville twenty-six weeks, Asked why he had consented to do two a day for such 4 long term, Joe Weber replied: “Such goot vages!” FOOLISHMENT, Reis be, tothe canes, ES: erat," “it lt al Bat he's terribly deaf here of late,” FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “Fritz has resigned from the Ger- man band.” “Why?” “People adopted the custom of coins in the horns,” on. playe the Gute.” * Wishing to learn something of his new-found, in- Tom walked into the dark pantry and of pickled peppers. ite surprising. tthe teresti mali | This was be Peter,” of pickled peppers." DOANE’S SUCCESS—No. 15—Building Up Sales ‘om decided, “for here there is full a peck SAY, WHO “TOLD YA vez OW.MR HAPLETREE THER A MeN OUTSIDE WHO SeiS He HAS & BIC CASE ANO THINKS YOU CAN HELP. HIM. OO YOU . L Hy s MANA vais is k of pickled Peter Piper pkked?” Tom solved this nie oar wondered what the Piper did with them. He tasted one. Whee! ‘How it bumed! A mellow piping, some- what like a laugh, came from above, A bird, seeming J to be part owl and part sandpiper, sat laughing at a Piper’s name must om ¢s ‘Therefore, when @ vague.customer says, “I want ‘So-and-so’s latest book.” or “I want that new book— ming most_of the»books that ment, | 7 COULD GIT AWAY HERES A Case FOR YOu, BOSS- Give US Nor A A little frightened, Tom hurried away, stumbled over the threshold, tumbled into Peter 's arms, and was held there while—"Fol de riddie, lol de riddle, hi, ding, do,” the Piper pronounced the magic words over the pepper pot. A fountain sprang up, juggling a pepper upon its spray, ‘The bird ate thereof, THE STORY OF A GIRL WHO “MADE GOOD” ILLUSTRATED BY WILL B. JOHNSTONE ‘Stie also spends tier evenings in reading or sklm- come into her depart. she knows whal io recomieid mae a romance, etc, : (Mm @ LAWYER — NITURE weelly piped ai ly d ti Piper's imitation of his song. Thus he taught the Piper, who fed him pickled pe} the things he loved best in all the world. And through his kindness the Piper became happier and cleverer each day. His music is the joy and wonder of all. Bylowland.—Come