The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1915, Page 12

Home and Comfc Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Saturday. December 4, 1915 “"S’MATTER, POP?” . “ “ “ a Pr s « ‘By C. M. Payne “Por How MANY Distes OF ICE CREAM \ Swarrer| | Pop | Se iS era | —_— MOE DUDLEY F. Ziegfeld jr. says he ts in negoti- ation with the owners of the Century Theatre with the end in view of leas- ing that house. The matter will be decided within a few days, ho states. Mr. Ziegfold deciines to say what sort of @ show he would put im the Cen- tury if he took it over, but saya it will be something entirely new to New Yerk. “It won't be a big musical revue,” he said. “I have my plans, but I can. not tell you just now what they are. | 1s @ form of theatrical amuse- t In Europe that hasn't been done By Vic ere and that is what 1 would try. I . . — — jd not use the house for “The Fol- Nes.’ That show always goes in the) New Amsterdam in the summer.” | MISS TAYLOR DUE TUESDAY. Laurette Taylor and her husband, Hartley Manners, who are on the Ocean bound this way from London, will arrive next Tuesday. Miss Tay- Jor will rest at Palm Beaoh before taking up rehearsais for the new play which she is to be starred by Kiaw and George C, Tyler. THEY WERE INTERESTED. PP ogesad McClintock has returned ‘rem ton and is telling @ story on Frederick Truesdell of “On Tela 6 Mr, Truesdell went to a barber shop in the Bean City ome day to get his hair cut. When the job had been completed the barber discovered the identity of his patron, “Bo you're in ‘On Trial,’ eh?” sald “Well, I'll have to see guess.” tor Mr. Truesdell went . T HAVE PUT MY SUBJECT, LADIES AN GENTLEMEN, INTO A DEEP HYPHONC SLEEP! He WILL Now DO ANYTHING ‘TTELL Him - He WL BELIEVE. ANYTHING 1 TELL Him’ T Unt ‘Tett Hite “THAT HE {IS ‘To 6& KISSED BY A VERY BEAUTIFUL LADY t You ustt | See Hm Sain Hareuy f | BUT =- 1 SHALL KISS HIM MYSELF, | AND He BEING HYPNCTIZED, HE WEL THINK ITS A LADY WHO | K_ #5 SHOWING HIM “THE AFFECTION +) =_™ shop for a shave, “Bay,” sald the barber, “I went to the Tremont last night and saw you in the show.” “You did? came from Mr. Trues- not a little pleased. ‘es. Took me wife along. We aoe Interested In you.” vr" “We wanted to ses how one of my its would look om the stage,” the barber. A UNIQU! CRIPTION, Lee Shubert is very proud of bis production of “Alone at Last,” now @ the Shubert Theatre. Especially fondé is he of the music, A day or 60 om Pe story goes, he was telling a about the opera. “The music te wonderful,” said Mr, bert. “I can shut my eyes and Haten to it and it will seem that there's nothing else so age Why, te a lke grand opera, only more T WAS GOING TO Sev ONT 5, Bi, MAS Tice THAT INASMUCH AS . HAS @ NEW HAT ) ] MY BUSINESS UAS @ND | THINK + ~ PICKING UP—_> = as DESERVE & NEW (Sees ? BY WAY OF DIVERSION. Mo had a great plan to make mil- Mens of bones. He told it to Smith ané he told it to Jones. Ho talked fn of this great plan. He went into details to this and that man. He offered to share this most wonderful scheme, and scoffed when they hinted ‘twas merely a dream. They never could stop this poor, talk- ative gink till somebody offered to Bim a drink, I aw him last week ael walked down the street. His hair Was unkempt and his clothes far from meat. And as I approached him I heard the man say: “Nice shoelaces, Geyee gum, pencils to-day?” I said, ve a drink?” and he followed in and swallowed three Singers of gelient gin. Then, clearing his thro: he began: “Listen hero! I've got great scheme. I'll be rich in a yoar.” aossiP, Mille Murray has been engaged for Ee ack—Chartie Chaplin {s very alive. Fullwood is ill at the Castle yey Hotel, Boston. ‘ Wayburn was heard last night @scussing “Town Flopics.” EB. J. Connelly, actor, has returned te Broadway from Lake Bu ®. Mella Mayhew and Billee Taylor are | ont of the Winter Garden show. ‘Will Rogers may join the cast of | “Very Good, Eddie!” | Mana Zucca has set a number of Mabel L. Frank's child poems to nvusie, Bt A Fimen we we oe By Bud Counihan HE'S BEEN A COMPLAININ' 73) ath. === ZA f= DuNNo ! SomeTIMES FoR A FEIN MONTHS —~ yoay YOUR OLE ! Gost! NINETY YEARS THINK & FARMIN’ DAD" WAS BORN ON ‘ . THIS FARM —AN' OLD HUHP | Don pares WITH LED HERE ALL ' . el C Hid LIFE,eEn Pmymy! j Long is now doing wall as Jeading woman with Harry Green's [Gg vaudeville playlet. | ENS Seas Corvrieh. 118, Prom Potuating Co ORY. Ward? William Raymond Bill 1s the new publicity man for the 6t. Nicholas Skating Rink. Campbell Casad, playwright and ad-|dark belt. It is said he may decide to| the theatre. vance man, has cone t ahead of | direct its destinies. grabbed bis hat “The bag end Show of 1 Arthur Hammerstein's new Spnsioas floe with the poem tn hand. 5 thin-armed dwarf sharply; as lightning, before the’ bi could utter a word, he hung “KIDSBURG” i} u he vn blegys Be writer, 0] inte pereteinie a receiver!—Philadelphia Ledger. * writing a romantic lay for, Khrva St. ar ihe new Park Thoatte, Morrietow?y 2 ba ald | eee Aang, now tp, "Romeo and Juliet. [NJ pa ; Isa Town Meaning Business, ‘ »4 Rabbi Jacob Katz Brooklyn is be { role in “The State Forbids”| soon to deliver an address on “The ral ; er X 2 AMERICAN teh 1s sald to deal with the| itarnal Magdalene.” Me is studying | od tae ty Built by Boys 8 Chapter X1. ES Page set AN GIRL meana ; fe child tan ve | the tances ious Biead, 4 REDDY'S father called him on the uusiness, tor of $20,000 to appear on the screen BLAMEITON JASPER! | FOOLISHMENT, } telephone and sald: “LIStEM| sorta FIM, the eae Mise le en.” Hi the fil q -rorrow is your birthe| eon ‘Ageous and popu» peterpan, eS Sime glohn Gerhardt, sometimes caltea the] Wid Seats eaetiomn”™" | 1TS LIVELY, HUMOR: § day and thder ne cicamotences why |laz New York suftragette, She wens “Dancing A "| Bronx post, heard that Jasper, the oi 5 © n & Nip fide ee = Seg lll viwe weeks |atar of “Toung Ammertea,” would be et Hive ri tna caf, OUS “HAPPENINGS” ; : it end @ season of sixty-two weeks 3 yt WILL BE CHRONICLED @! night in Washington. ‘The Presi-|the Bronx Opera House next week.| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, presented to Al yesterday. 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Begin wi: dot No. 1 and take them in numerical order. Then cut out each picture, and when the last chapter is printed you| will have a thrilling mystery story | completed to be pasted in your scrap- ook. (Victor Clatre Dwiggins) % BEGINNING 8) NEXT MONDAY ournams, 11d, vy une Cree Puvlsuing Lo (The New York Bveuing World) WHAT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 18 THIS? Chapter twelve will be printed next | Monday. 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