The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1915, Page 14

Pittiaw Petre ten Mheatrien! ome hone be onnibited fe Bee Vork nex! Mondey evening the Comedy Thewire 1 thr OO comedy catied “The I» a Bem the pene of Kerheorine Browning Biller ond Aliens Kanks Milt fm Quebec next Monday. Mr. Frawley) ‘Recemarily had to seek people who ‘had played in the Manners comedy, ed be devided the bent way to got them was to watch the Broadway fd @o by. In two hours be had! x all needed and he went! ; to bis office just a bit proud of Markemanehip. '@Y WAY OF DivERsION. Jimmy Wilson's folks is poor--live net the atrect.. Sometimes Jim. its half enough to eat, is always cast-off stuff; peo- at him, but you ought to kate, play baseball an’ swim, when we wus all alone—jist an’ Jim—eay, ho cried ‘cause Jones hollered “Rags!” at him. ‘ext day when Tommy Link give dog & kick, Jimmy soaked him In & awfdl lick! ‘They in come a time whon a lot of sorry that they) made of jokes. Jimmy Wil- Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Tuesday, August 31, 1915 a I ts RI cena penne eens ————————— enon Te Out Gre ee) Wreerrroro eee fT Sidi Aedadiidiehe lida itdadtaadaiadidad “'S’MATTER, POP!” { = aa =< — | ex? | Now Were (“seu ™ teats thow Rea souams | Cowen j } | im ave Yeu -\e.e} " = AT WeAST on) - fe ? 16 Pusded Mtg , | A fbn fmvert \ L 3 And rQ, h—p— L Onunt wastTeDTo /| JMR Ade THe ARROW Head! ? | | He FounD AND Loon) . aw f.. —y~ 1 ete how “mae Mu, See ¥ 115 up To 50 YouLe GOING AKEL! | BousHT You BE $ (000 To ‘THe Gooo! 100 MORE SHARES AT 40. Gee, (T CANT GO AKY LoweR AN’ YouLL WIN BACK “THE DOUGH You LOST wary A Second Now! OH- HERE IT 1S ----- ~-N.U.T. GOES FROM -haven't got a cent, bim! Some fine day it, “yT's A BRD. , The ennai ving - Mount we thate-way nomewhere, Pig Ae Bc ees eanary whistled her ou and home. e fm @ show to-night,” said “Baw ‘The Birth of a 4? asked Mr. Roth. You oyght to drop in and TN do that to-morrow af- x Mr. Roth, Gossip. Saunders is now with “The 2, y—We cannot learn the voy. Irwin has returned from Port- Me. where she visited Avite B. Jack is on his way ahead Trial.” He is telling the na- 4 Albany, Utica and Syracuse this week. has gone td Florida ve pleture taken, He wil! in ten days to begin rehearsals “Ingide the Lines.” De Wolf Hopper will be the prin- yt at a dinner Saturday in \ to D. W. Griffith, 4 . Ince and Mack Sennett Trwin is soon to have a powder Matinee at the Park. Every oe " who attends will be given a : powder rag by Joe Drum, so that if * abe until she crige-oh, wait a report that Oliver Morosco be associated with other pro- ‘ducers in staging plays this season Proves to be without foundation. A Sentoment from the Goariee company says that ona Bape act et) re ie DICK’S UPHILL RO ———— INMNOUNG L-L-LADY.MY HUSBAND WAS JUST BEEN STRUCK BY HAD RESULTED FATALLY WE CouLD AN AUTO TRUCK OUTSIDE AND HENNE COLLECTED #2000! HAS SUSTANED SEVERE INJURIES, WHY IT WAS REMARKABLE THE BUT LUCKILY WE HOLD A WAY MY POOR MAN WAS STRUCK COREE NOUR. oe AND IT DIDNT EVEN Copyright, 1918, Press Publishing a (NY Brenink World.) Woman Who Sweeps the Cobwebs Out of t ‘The Frog-Who-Would-A-Wooing-Go «was indeed The neighbors objected, and let him know_b: ; Straight to the home of the ‘Old Woman that She weit right to work af It and took Tom up with very persistent, In spite of last night's failure he was | dousing hanewith a en but this did not stop his ih td Proggie took Curly Locks upon his back and sweeps the cobwebs out of the sky Tom hastened and } her in her basket ninety times as high as the moon, and again at Curly Locks's window singing to her: “Curly ling. Quite a puddle had f®tmed. Plunk! Splash’ scrambled away pell-mell. Tom scampered after him; hired heri to give the sky a°tharqugh house-cleaning, when they were direclly above Tom's own house'she Locks, Curly Locks, wilt thau be mine?” But no one | Tom lit in the middle of it jast as Curly Locks opened and tumbled into.the pond that Froggie had crossed. so that to-morrow night the moon would shine out tipped the basket, and ¢own he tumbled, down the could possibly have understood him, he croaked so | her casement to say “Yes” in answer to Froggie’s | _'t was pitch dark, so Tam could go no further, brightly and he could pursue and keep Curly Locks | chimméy and into his very‘own bed, where he waked terribly, song. from this most foolish act of eloping witha frog. directly. — (Continued to-morrow.) | Ure season, but will continue as a co- AD—No. 2—The Spark of Ambition we =" {7003 rRafeD'oy Witt pv ionnsvone = swt Ss By Hazen Conklin star with Julia Sanderson and Joseph Copreia™t, 1010, Press Publishing Ge 1, ¥, Mveaing | Cawthorne in a musical production to Bs ; follow. ena. sm,). ‘at Royster will install « big mual- stock company in the B. F, Keith} |. Saree” ont : 1 A\ atre, Portland, Me. on Labor Thy ha “ail \ : > “Woodland” ‘will be the initial : : mM cast will be Anna Bus- and Frank Cork will handle the musi- cal end SELWYNS ARE BUSY. are busy times at the Selwyn 4. The ori®inal “Twin Beds" company opened Last n in Boston and three more are to start out inside of a week, Two “Under Cover" com- panies are xlmost ready for the road, and “Tye Show Shop" will go into re- hearsa!’next week, There will also be 1 fifth “Twin Bods" troupe soon, “Red Mallon bore out the’adage that young men “1 got my Job in an automobile plant on purpose,” “Red” stole a glance toward Dick's sisler as ‘be ck Kepl Dick felt no slightest desire fo becom: i ] eat with nal arare fame with ambibon, determination | he said “Tm going to know everything there bs 19 coolinued: Then Him going to watch for a chance to | lt just didn't appeal to him But fe aid beck iver FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. and “pep.” “Red” was only a mechanic, but he didn’t | know about an automobile. Then I'm going to try for | be a “speed demon" myself. There's big money In } ized, would bring him money and fame in a measure | dering. if there wasn't some other road open to him to “You can't beat it.” mean always to stay one, He communicated his pu® |} @ job outside a5 mechanician for the driver of some | It-—and Kate says she likes mem who show that they're | far beyond the reach of ‘the aan, potter who | lead fia op out of the machine shop at last “What's that?” pose to Dick. racing machine," hot afraid of anything. ‘hasn't the imagination to visualize big he saw one,—Conlinued lo-morrow, ‘A bard boiled egg, } am are cea i= EEE WSS —————— Le ieeene ‘ “ 1 ; ‘ . s a nein catenins ee nnrenennennmncrs. 5:1 Se + me sae scm, ’