The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1915, Page 24

November 5, - (Pop lost my | Cent Trove A ] CoeweD Some GUM An Pur tt on 4 of Nir, \cenr To Buy Ta ‘ Gum ~ THe exD oF THE } ! To Pay Ste bee tee New covered CRACK IN THE \ “ Iyelay's MY }1'> tiwe To SEs nor piers ant winenag| 1S, 9 | SIDEWALK BuT | 6 STicw aw Fished Bo iT BACK NOW, ( hour MY CENT \ aan > le TAL MING? Pith bie theatr * 19 start XZ \]1 Gor 'T Asan | A C i soon, probably eariy nes Fp. C3 : BEE Sars ‘was cnssces Deease| ——— \ a N st who recently resiened ao i iiteer teoreees, « 0 Loe Anse) ¢ — 7 Oliver Morosco, to go we Sydney \ fa Re, \ B84 put on some plays for the Whi ye ) famson interests, Hale Hamilton and ei Bie Wife, Myrtle Tennebill, wil go wo) to spear tn oft the} productions, among| which will be “Under Fi OR 3 2 | A complete production of “On Trial,” | stage and all, will be taken -. ydney by Mr. Ward. The present | fe for Mr, Ward, Mr, Howies, Hamilton, Mise Tannebiil and ners te sal om Han Pe |MARY’S MARRIED LIFE—Pa’s Argument Left a Wide Opening for a ‘Come Back’’—and It Came! A we By Thornton Fisher for « yoar. He will be genera: pores owen (EXCUSE US, PoP Conran 8 Prem Petnaming Co im 4. erening Saned irector tor J. C, Williamson, _— Caowviats. 1008, Poesy Peaiceing Ce (W. ¥, Bveatng OARS SO NR SORE CAUSE EVER SINCE THE > — f ‘ Sore) Betas ecscner wer (un!) Ve OIRM'T Gtr TH vote! ‘ Ra WOMEN HAS GOT™ To KNow MORE our) GREEN ROOM CLUB O. Kk. | HaRY AND HER MOTHER TH eS enck TH 1SSUES om PAL we Mace gel? The Green oom Club will hold an | WaveENT SAID & WORD cast sem HM! OF SD RL Mans THEN fel GIT \ Nou voTep! jureied mideting to-morrow night, | “To Me™. Its Gor, > HILL \ ig. sot FREE BACT eOTTA pits VT Whieb the idea of discontinuing \ orga ) d p organization will be definitely \ isl mednnd (is=— am EQuAL BUT 1T DONT MENTION according to Jobn C. Peebles, s, Gy that we quit Friars was di M ite indebt «lead and by Ja club will be in excellent tna condition, Already this woek we Fecelved more than twenty-tive for membership.” HANOLING LOST ARTICLES. has installed a department under of. ‘k Luescher aasistant, Murdock Pember- wt property found in’ the ound in the theatre. Yesterday Mr. Lueschor potjced wearing a new overcoat | I LOOEY AND AXEL—Axel Mast Think Flooey’s Design Is All Out of Proportion! we we w we ‘wrist wateh on his off wrist. A POEM TO ORDER, etn Rg ES fing as YOU OUR PESTER OUT IN FRONT who is to speak for the 0) OF THE THEATRE WHERE WE of & public school uptown OPEN NEXT WEEK! Gee BUT Ke tenet fat, (TS GREAT “Th SEE YER OWN "hd at ine anne time em- MAP IN COLOR ON 4 PosTER! Here goes: ii ae playing om the railroad track . se, dynamite some men bad for Number 10, the Cannon. Uke © streak io charge of the rail and begged the other things young it, ‘Approach and said: WELL, AINT IA BEAR? ) 2] ~-an’ ‘wor's MORE, AINT IT FINE (SEE CUR | I DESIGNED “THAT POSTER) MYSELF! 1 Took ANICE, BG PHOTO OF ME AN-~ ~--VuN NICE LITTLE PHOTO OF ME '!! PICTURES IN PUBLIC ? limited en- fourth Street with @ production of t.” ‘The o: za- direction of Jacques artistic director of 1 Grand Opera Com-| Butterfly” with the Boston Grand} ‘It will introduce Khyva St. Opera, Compan: ‘the Sbakespearian heroine.) Theda Bara, star of the William Fox } Al is a Now York aspir-| film “Carme: at the Academy of! for stage renown and is said tu) M will appear at that theatre in the flesh to-night, _—- Arthur Evans, stage manager of Gossip. “Town Topics,” is ill, and Ned Way- FACT AND FICT By Hazen Conklin IHINK it over. A, “light-headed” IT’S A FACT. ION George burn, the big boss, is acting in his young man never ‘becomes a} You never saw'a yacht careen for ber he hyn ely ee place, The Century stage ie entirely Torch of Progress. In all your livelong daya, Russell ts to romain at the| fee from argument just at prosent Nor saw a woman bend or tean ‘another week. Satie Taye,” & farce By Avey OUR OWN ENCYCLOPEDIA. | = When either were “in stays.” Hopwood, was produced by Oliver , Marie Baldwin has joined Me Dro | Morosco ‘at Parson's Theatre, Hart- ore our Who Smiles” and will 60) ford, last night. It will begin an en- . wats dwin is to present his oli| *"s4Rement at the Galety here Nov, UMPIRE—A man who gets !n) wrong by trying to decide things; AMOS CR. who takes life right. sneeriously, si “The only comfort UMBRELLA—An open and shut | /,det cut of studying women le that me one else can fathom them!” proposition, . A Blase of Glory” at the Pal-| ""inne vaudeville toam of Natalle & Ferrari, while in Atlantic City igned a your's to act for the Equitable Film | recently, Hunted ap A eae The UNGLE—A, business yelative. His Preparations. Fenton, formerly of “The| @#rriage license shows Natalie was WHY 18 IT that there are ao many | 66 OBBY,” said his mother, ‘tid oon Express” and oth Hae gh agree ey ee people who can tell you your work ia you wash yoor_ toes) WRiae Pee tet Martiniace dancing in Russia, is to demonstrate being done wrong and #0 few who can}; ioig yoest MuMe teacher came, as Fernandes had a birthday|P!sto-mimic interpretations of moods tell you how to do it right? “Yes, 4 Bobby. 4 Her office is in the New| nd tenses, whatever that may be, | ad seus houane” “ terdam Theatre building Ask|*t the Candler Theatre Tuesday LIFE 18 TOO SHORT Yes." { 6. Copyright, 1925, Press Mbiishing Co. afternoon, Nov. 1 A on. Sale| Just be: ‘Anna Held lett for Low For the humorist who Is looking for said Bobby, truth, roman,” i» $0 be produced under| Angeles w joke, a new § the one that would bert auspices. Rehearsals have he-| Buck a Freneh Do you remember the jolly miller that lived on the River Dee? He He watched her all the way down the road. That night he could not Forithe eliff-dweller who is search- | ” “ P} " bi t te *hics t | We small Hour’ to rewrite tor her sang, “Ho! hee! 1 care for nobody, since nobody cares for me.” This sieep a wink. Next day he put on his best garb, locked the mill and fol J | ing for an “Ideal” apartment. a HORE to BAR, Feee DIR Te + “Julia Swayne Gordon, Vitagrapp | Bene, mare pas er naughty, but was as much as to say that he had no friends or family. It was lonely lowed in the girl's path. “id am pleasant to every one, they will be For the woman who hopes to teach| No Income ¥ reas, has adopted two baby alll.) "5 you remember Miriam Garces, on this river. Seldom he saw people unless they, came to buy flour of pleasant lo me,” lie sang and hailing people cheerfully he inquired after her husband not to drop his cigar | NWW. YORK logece i by wytond of her alligator pair, | the girl who did so well in “Patsy's him, One day a bright-faced young woman came.’ This changed his life. ‘the maid, ashed her name and where she lived, ashes on the carpet. A Ne lawyer tells of ¢ helmary Oakland, the weo film] School’ Daya” af Rehman ait OF mar ies. uartiad Busland’ who ib case triea in & Sehing town of “ Y | cor you do. Well, Miss Garcee has | Massachusetts, during which sa, has beon acting in “Madame | Courne you Go, Walt intiet 'o pose for looking forward to the day when| tne chiot witness, under cross-oxausi- a number of painting: It's a lon, Reaper Sokogea j— mi women's styles will change only once | nation, refu to state the amount jump from Patsy to posing, but that each season. of his gross income. the way Miss Garese does things. pt Ln “You must answor the question,” pant « ” said the Judge, when counsel had a) T OOUBLE OR Quits. pealed to the Court to instruct the A REBUKE FOR LOOMIS. Geurwe Tauune Was 5 the b | office at the York Theatre the oti An anxious young hubby in Troy Your Honor,” sald the man, No gross Incomess.d amy day when a young wotnan stepped up A fisherman and it’s all net." —Harpers Mother Goose th) viiis'yir'vo"sus” He passe! atid the, dootor “Wwe TWINS | Siagutine w them through the wind le sp 50, oi yo MS ase a Fairy Book Here thay are-—centres* he sal Help Wanted girl frowned, you please,” HICKVILLE DOINGS. P . WAS PRINTED IN lied, "youl call me Miss here. Squire Long has bought him an RTHNR H, E ELBACH, in his after, if you address me at all.” a jo with 1 pi etio anec 0) c The EVENING WORLD “Why—I don't understand," said automobile with the money he made © on of anecdotes of the MONDAY, OOT. 11, iF YOU DID NOT GET IT we. A 2-CENT STAMP EVENING WORLD HAT DATE. AD! ONAL PAGES ‘HIS K WILL THR A 2 N i ‘i iva fil : f playin’ the stock market on his recent bench, tells this story about tae ORR nF aonh ‘ears HWA hs. yf ben visit to New York. Now he is goin’| Lord Braxfleld, who was among the to have people address me as Senter,”| |& ‘ to build him a garage with the money | !##t of the Scotch Judges who rigidty | phe. snapped , . ittin’ wh adhered to the broad Scotch dialect, ay OR ma eR j Ae . he saved by quittin’ when he did, “Ha’e ye ony counsel, mont” he mati, 5 . 5 ~=. y Him bein’ married, he had quite a Maurice Margot when placed . > Ra fin Z time explainin’ what he meant when r , . u 4 the reply, OOK WILL AP- & FOOLISHMENT, Ne he said he was goin’ to the city to git Pe eaiea the iii hice ener HREE TIMES AB) re printer's ink In this way he reached the village. A nit him some of those “war brides" that] No," sald Markot, “Lente auntie CEN . " ge. A gay autumn festival was going Theirs was a wee, cozy home, built in the midst of all her friends E ue No,” sol, “Lonly want an Brine, AN } on. The miller joined the merry revelers scanning every happy face t0 and those that he made on his journey to the village and at the autumn | | ¥4# actin’ #0 lively. down there what your lordship saya” Rhea THE BOOK ‘CoM: — fing the bright rosy maid. Then he spied her dancing lightly as the festival. A few years passed and a bright-eyed, rosy baby came to live DID YOU EVER hea f 3 FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. rangi eves themselves, The miller lost no time, but married the mai! with the couple and make them even happier, Now the miller’s song | Joomplain that the clerk | nethere & watebmes ip oh YORY CRY nuns thus; “Hol hee! J care for everybody since every ome cares for me a pair of shoes that wete too SMALL “Ob, be's a mince pi is for her feet? ob