The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1915, Page 10

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THEN UNLOAD OUR STOCK ON WHEN r Kid. tv GOES YUP - SEE? -— —— ‘t have enough —_— mn idea Put yourself "W wn " ‘Td remark to understand.” * IF WERE GONNA CLEAN UP IN WAL. 3; IN WALL ST, ALAMB™ ISA MAN AND THE “woor™ 15 HIS "No, 1 ane Wake it like all other plays, o's it will have # ohance. Put in anything an’ you'll kill it.” eats his crullers io a hurry an’ ‘You've helped me out wou f Calle ms yor friend?’ she} asks, ‘Just a author,’ I reply. ‘I give him some ideas for a play he's writ- od hope it makes mo! says, ‘he evident: ES Beat tt out of here without payin’ his| amet Watarvaom Maes4 WHY DACCONN <> FACT, MQ: GUNTHER , FREQUENT )( ¢, 5 your BURC THE COP ON lows what do you kpow about LADY SuT kid?” asked Lucile. "1 help him | WE Pay FAR IN Excess Poricy | Ly Mdoas an’ he laren we det tar a me Gor tT! § WORTH ANY- OvuR BEAT “I don’t understand,” said the newe- | man. MYasile gave bim a look of mock “Bat tu Brutibus,” she aald, Latin, kid, Moans in English, | eo one of them guys too, are) Loraine! WONT LET A ee BURGLAR ON THE BLOCK!! *eryou're & student of the dead lan- | eb?” commented the newspa- suageat’ repeated brow. “Oh, I got did care to read tomes ensculptured on tomb- MISS MARBURY'S PLANS. Elisabeth Marbury announces that ghe will be associated with F. Ray Comstock during the present season the ement of the Princess tre and In other enterpriess, un- dar the name of the Marbury-Com- mook Company. Arrangements have made with the Music League of) for 4 sertos of recitals to be held in tho theatre, These will not interfere with the Marbury-Com- mook Company's regular theatrical productions ly in October « new wusical comedy by Harry B. Smith and Jerome Kern will go into the house, and afier the holidays Law- Grossmith will be seen there in ®@ musical farce by P, G. Wodehouse ir. Kern. wets the season fe over: the Mar- ‘oma Sompany will present et and Walton in a new play | and Lou-T. n in a comedy by | Boss. Next Friday night the| yury-Comatock Company, in asso- og with George Mooner, will pro- duce “Our Children,” by Louis Ans- | pacher, at Maxine Elliott's Theatre. A PEDDLER’S MISTAKE, A fruit peddier by mistake opened the door of Proctor’s Fifth “Avenue Theatre during the matinee lay and yelled, “Any poaches| ‘Two minutes later he was tour away wondering, Gossip. ‘The opening of “Just Boys” at the 7 me 7 ern 9 7 wih take piace Wednesday ‘Where are you going my pretty maid?” said Tom, pider must be hunted a gun must be tumbling in the path of Little Miss Muffet who had j d to borrow one of his old friend, Tom took the gun and climbed up on a steeple, pn Se frightened by the Black Spider who sat down | the Little Man, who hac a little gun and bullets made | from there to view the land and spy upon the spider's her, She stopped and told Tom her troubles, | of Jead. Down his chimney Tom, tumbled himself whereabouts. But “‘as he went up the church steeple,” “If 1 hunt Cown Black Spider may 1 sit beside you?” Now, the Little Man was not very brave—that’s why | Tom “met a crowd of crazy people,” so he turned he kept a gun—and when he heard the noise Tom | around and tumbled down, After a long whispered conversation Tumble Tom and Tommy Tittlemouse shook hands, and Tom said, “My mother is calling me. | must tumble back to Ope-eye World. To-morrow, when 1 start hunting Black Spider again, | will use the advice you just gave’ me. Thank you, good-night."—Continued to-morrow. \t. vaudeville teag of Bert Clark end Mabel Hamilton has split, Bobaeffer, a Philadeiphia ecto Nasote. ot Vivienne Bogal, has | for “Alone at it." Hyatt H. Daab has become gencral made, how he did runt miative of the United Bistee “oesires Company ot Now) a van —No. 7—The First Rung of the Ladder! se ™® S{ 20s aed WHAN MIC NMARNEC”” = we ~=SBY Hazen Conklin Charlies Horan, one of the Rolfe-| Company for bank account rec ra, left Harvard to earn| He will serve two years this tl pa she r i i i os —_ @ | vas singing baritone, and now k | i . athim, Ho's ta the wilent drama. A Milo, ) H | \ ‘ar pictures entitled “With the, | | ting Forces of Europe” will be #! 4 last to Jolin | wo et the Forty-fourth Street, Pettit Rigby of Toronto, Adelaide! 7 Mason will assume the rote in tho! play vacated by Miss Mi The National Grand Op ‘ He landed, splish, splash, right in front of Tommy ‘Tittlemouse, who was, as usual, fishing in other men's Witches, ~ | | i | the South, at Bouth i The Kaward § Play, whieh 1 reopen th Street Theatre, has | time it ‘is “Hi the east will be Titherage, Montagu Miteboll, Ad Mr. Marson, “Red's” Hoss, head of the assembling Aepartment, greeted Dick in'a matter of fact man- ner and started plying him with questions reading 1 asa machinist. “Red” already had t aspbilivas. .FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “Dy dopey acting lo-a vaudeville ‘The morning whler “Red's” message that fis “Hoss” at the automobile factory “wanted to see him" Dick ; arranged to leave the shop-arid made his way to the big woes he i" was bin, o- He oy pay sis ma planiwhere food news was awaiting After quite long {alk Mr, Marson sald: spoke to the superintendent about you. He wants young men with ambition, but you've got to begin at the bot. tom. He told me to take you to Ms. French, enpther 6b0 uf wat sae Mr. French proved to Be in cliarge of 4 depariment later Dick was on his way back to the where some of the simpler automobile parts were eading on air, Mr. French had hired Hi ; i pee Ry ag noise of busy machines Dick was | him. vot already was on the first rung of the lade Mu, dex of his ambition!—Continued (o-morraw,