The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 18

2 pe eer na BSE, FED | etre! el ae | Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Tuesday, October 19, 1915 Mm Cows "MATTER, POP!” Es. 7 a AN’ THA Pook [AN ween We 17 Lit FELLAM Canty “RUNNIN, NO BUDDY Tew YA He 15 CAN Tete WHETHE He 1TH THIARED, HE NEVER CAN TELL ANYONE IF £ 1S HAPPY oF | [Poor + i ¥ t ‘ | whereby twenty fowr GLAD To SEE YA erines Thomas will be me C- SsADd? —J/ imate, LAAN Teo haves ‘Tin | ms — a jor Jur THimPeY [ Carporation, which will Go the work, ~ a = “RUN NIN’ so c os Jomes J. Corbett will be starred in —— Mt, The Aime will not be released \) \ through eny to ) ~* ) them will be disposed of by Miates to oh whomever hase. | z George Proctor has been tod | to convert “The Other Girl 5 Mt was Harry Raver who joined with » Thomas several years ago and fim of “Arizona,” possibly Most popular of the Thomas For the use of bis plays Mr Thomas will receive an interest in the Anished produc The twenty- four plays represent practically the entire available supply in the Thomas ree By Thornton Fisher Ubrary. m” soeiien 7. atars ts wrione 0. say ALL aicnt- SEE HERE, TWAS KISSING WELL NOU BE IN On TIME Ters THE OTHING , SWEETHEART, fer Rose Btabi. Bie expects to begin ONCE coon GOOD BYE DEAR, LOUDER , YouVE my Cbd . HEREAFTER OR YOULL Lon gidales ‘ pene, | neal racing wet av bere, he Mand a Bn! I mMUST HURRY BEEY LATE eA a "KISS YOUR GoovevE wou oan E povdatib ane pa, IG Mobart is one of the authors, is Mou! MORNING FOR ~\ EARLIER LAST WEEK! eu J launched in N York, HELL PRODUCE HERE. Albert De Courviile, the London theatrical manager now in this city, ays he intends to make a production dm New York next season. It will yy be munival. Bie. De Courvilie easerta he intends to “do something dig.” I “JUST BOYS” OFF. ‘The “Just Boys” company closed in Chicago Saturday and has returned to York, This is the Juvenile Court William Elliott put in the Com- a few weeks ago. The ing with the Children's “Young America,” is doing Gaiety here. Bo Judge Lindsey still has the right to ‘with pride, if he wants to, PERL TO MARRY. Perl, the little one in the om the right end at the » 1s to be married about time. She won't tell bis pity H i i FLOOEY AND AXEL — You'll Have to Give Axel Credit—He’s Always Willing to Try Anything ONCE! a ‘ - « By Vic ALL THE VAUDEVILLE ACROBATS - THIS ONE AXEL! Y'DIP ' ‘f i j ‘war's ct! Now DIP TO THE FLOOR LiKe 1 Dip AN DowN AN’ TouCH YER BEAK ‘To THE FLOOR SEVERAL ‘TIMES ~ (T ALWAYS GETS “ A HAND FROM THE Gaery! vey! Wn TIME BANE SUFFICIENT Mt AN’ DIP A FEW MORE mes! iH | a8 in “F H ! Diavs two bits in the ! ILLEIN DISGUISE. Granville has returned try wearing a mustache, inclined to dispute this to argue that you've ut noticing the acqui- Gition. Piffie! It's there and visible fo the naked eye if the eye looks — howely enough. Yesterday Mr. Gran- ‘went to eee Lee Shubert, who is of putting him out in @ play, le end ren into a jolly joker in the hail ‘i ‘ 16 | Brit! f the Shubert headquarters Tiske, will be in the cast of “Mrs. |sively for the Harvard Film Company . dep on uh-shain’ de/of British empire building. At any|eyes are shut, up goes the ah ; Boltay's Daughters.” Frank P. Donovan is with this o scamp he rattles out dem two/rute, the boy showed # shrewd no- | Mas.” YP. Burchall has purchasea| eT 4# manager of productions and follahs he won off'n mo at de lodk* | tion of the opinion not infrequently a. Henry P. scenario editor. . a) “ jast night!"—Kansas City Star. | Ain hewan he Pinte Suspicious dgtaen neste'eo ea Hippodrome £69] Accs nay soo act In fins for the trom tue —_ hesigny pet ragpPet ON eR lia dug POStOUn New Year's Eve. Equitable, Her real name 1s Provost wretch, to be followed a momen Empire Building. nese of “British occupation.” It was) ¢. OW did thts accident nap- Charles R. Baker, advance manager he is related to the Astors by WOMAN walked into the clerk's) by {another which caused a deck J be ~— betinee 1p toe aes ee pen?” asked the reporter for the Ban Curlo Grand Opera Com- 5 i A oftice of the Police Court apd | Aris 10, be widely scattered. HERE is a lad in a new England |On,.'he re Ot tush colony. T on the scene of the railway pany, Is in New York. Scie tenes as it may seem, asked Mr, Holley where sb¢/ Parson Bagster. “It’s de sin dat's y, the son of a well known! will tell you how England does it: | horror, vee CEs ee ericnared portant wondremn Prd See eek nich | could find the “reprobate” Judge. , | bein’ shuck out’n-our sufferin’ brud- writer of history, who has evi- | First she gots a missionary; when the) “somepody stopped the train by agoes old to-night and doesn’t deny Saturday, played to capacity on{ “Do you mean Judge Boldrick? in-|der! Shake him agip, Lawd! “shake! gently profited by auch observa- | Puontieut x nd fortiie tract of hountry | Pulling the airbrake cord,” answered her age. the closing night quired Mr. Holley. tm !"" tions as he may have overheard his|he gets all his people round him and|the conductor, who was among the Norms, Bret Bee | eee any The Cartoonists haseball nine ts to] “No, the reprobate Judge. I want| "Dat's right, Lawdl” yelled Brother |fother utter touching certain phases! says: ‘Let us pray.’ and when all the |urvivors, “So the second section ran have join of play a team from “Town Topics” some bout a will.” te . It will take six hi Marie Empress has written « ecena- Playing at the Hote! Martinique. | isunday in the near future. A hun- baa “ The’ Probate Judge oon POQOIDOGOOOSHOADION ane the Wank eo that We poy a fe) and aot in it for the Metro] “Pollyanna” will leave Chicago in| dred girls from the show will go out T dG. Lo | whead.” two weeks and go on tour Frauk)and try to disconcert the artists and, My olster’s r fe mes 3 \ “Six hours?” screamed a / Fawn—Addreas Lee Harrison, care| Martineau has* gone to ouis| biame Ht, they're all peaches, PY ‘giitlene 504 a . ‘ 3O9000O860008S Le i npenpenrer Hugh D. Meintosh, Mydney, Australia. |anoad of the show. as . ‘don't your” | ; OD | who had not yet spoken, | Bix hours? » fearle Madd: cousin of Mrs.! Billy Quirk is now aoting exclu- TO TRY NEW PLAYS yea! ne teft three obit: But was to have nm married te 4 dt t to be appointed th: aikiae e you any idea > pr “Mrs, Carey's Chickens," a new play o A8 cee f sit . THAT Poor. | _ WAIT A MIN Con ane Hf the be i liad the by Kate Douglas Wiggin, is to be ecutrix, you mean," prompted ZINK wag }! UTE MISTER~ i: oJ garding the interruption. v tried out aoon by Oliver Morosco at the] MY (Holley, at he atrected her to) Ht Bory a Ut Kin You TLL) { 1S 1 ANY e hae “didn’t have. tll” thie. minute,” Burbank Theatre, Los Angeles, Mrs4-“t'm for the literacy test,” gasped | | MINUTE LATE! ME WAICH WAY! | WONDER. THA ; the matter with to tua dateotee | Wisin will go West to help stage it,|Mr. Holley when the woman had gone, AND NEVER |) LG0 TO Sr SQUIRRELS + tba detective ‘The Brat," which is to be produced | ~@uisaville Times \ QUTA in?’—Cleveland Plain Dealer. ! ml ON LONG CaugaT UPL) | 1 tke ‘STATION? ISLAND ARE FAT a at the same house, with Lenora Ulrich ww the principal role; is by Maude Wily Mother. Fulton of Roo fulton, Franklyn ; ; Underwood, stage director at the Bur. MOTHER in Newoastie, Engy bank, is en route East to play in land, according to Tit-Bi fe. Mr. Morosco had to sent her little boy on an e ne he couldn't find : A heavy-wet man to fit a certain part, | "And and sald Marjorie Rainbeau of “Sadie, Love, Sows Barry, #040 Smith, the ares) Bleed nen Galitornix baat tee in Northumberland Street, and bids Bet a pound of the best treacle,” and | i she Nanded the young hopeful a HE'S INGREAT TROUBLE. ee eer igs. When the boy had | d | Ray Peck, who writes comic operas, | gone, the vicar and 92: Contra, was; iy in New ¥ omplaining. “T've ‘got six ducks,” he sald, “that insist on roosting on my house. My wife doesn't like It and blames me, I can't get them to quit it, The other] Pound of tre: morning one laid an egg. Of course| “Well, ye nee, it's this way’ If he it rolled off the Lvtise and was a total} hes « jug in each hand, he cannot gan wreck, What shell T do?" dippin’ his fingers in the treacle and “Tear down the house,” suggested |catin’ it up as he comes hy: a Gens ——_—>— he ‘ . ck left 2. MP: PR Shake Well Before Using. URING the recent revival in Ebenezer Chapel, Goat Sim- mons, the gambling man, THE FRONT FITS 5 “eame through” amid @ thunderous KNOT OF BOW TIE FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, | concomitant of triumphant hosannas As if The Bride~George, please bring a| He aerene, fe Bie iat with 9 loud - OR FOUR-IN-HAND ] inames ef twe ef these big rivers, The names of | mous tran home to-night Hee ee arthe rene) whee hat eae = ‘ : ; < PERFECTLY. will be printed Thured The Bridegroom—Why, I brought| tured and gyrated like an unfoi = 28e and SALT P Ke. Aa Wore | one home last week. toad in the embrace of a hot . bdheed LA 4) 1) berry; ' ‘The Bride—Yes, dear/ but there's a popper. An espe: Hy animated CLWETT, PEABODY & CO.. tne. wencns went a dice L mouse in that one, Seem