The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1915, Page 12

THE FVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 19165. : DON’T E DURE SHOT ON BROADWAY; rT ns Ni Shela Bo Bhi cool LP 4 er if Bod eame beta J my? mee Dream Giri” and| (2) We do not answer such queations ’ me jel 4 on y Sweet Ad here. 3 vel ft cen’ N ’ /vonue, His Iicense identification | Meeting delivered « Briet address on “My Sweet Adair” | Seiten sk ihre y An average of 6 ber cont : H card seemed to bear him ont. was applauded until he joined the sk@tch by Charles Horwitz called) certain amount, (6) Five hundred or : Ho was standing at Broadway and club. "War Orders.” It is a comedy and|« thousand dollars Sixteenth Street at 3 o'clock, he told strictly neutral, he says. Sam Lowett . k Ps Ce Detective Fishel, waiting for a north- | TO HONOR W. H. CRANE. — ii, Ne star. In the east also are Mr FOOLISHMENT. Chauffeur Taken to Hospital With) pound trotiey when he felt something | | William HT, Crane is to be the hon- jiorrington, : | want no Christmas @ift hay bid ‘ ; ating him on the neck. fe th Jored guest at a dinner to be given Ialph Kellard, Fox film i C yar said Gr an fe ‘ot “te: | Neck Wound—Waiting for covered he was atict, but heard fo early in the new year by the theatri- Pinning a Happy Marriage ¢ Ris roars ‘were’ beard, Pape’s Cold ~ Compound” ., | > a 7 + object of whic to brin, n Car, He Says. revolver report, and there was no one cal managers of New York. Mr. Crane (pot Of which Is to brin ends colds and grippe have n aight He hailed a passing tax! ked the chauffeur to take ! spital. The New York Hospit lievue were the nearest, but he aken to Polyclinic. He didn't IDENTIFYING MOZART. Barney Bernard asked the property in a few hours. | man at the Lyric Theatre to brighten | Take “Pape’s Cold Compound” every. sn't going | UP his dressing room the other day./two hours until you have taken ‘on on out of| A few hours later Barney found an} doses, then all grippe misery Jand “The New Henrietta” will return their brides from the West to play the Bronx bulance shoo: House the week of Feb. 21 and this week, jus Theatre the week fol- — [rene Fran ‘he New Henrietta” ‘is say that dog probatty the las! t te| A. taxicab stopped at Polyclinic gh the | Hospital shortly after 3 A. M. to-day, and fieure Ralph n drops us one if she play in which the to sing three songs, wri erento the ro Par D. D. D. for the generous trial bott iso about D. D. D. Soap. At all Riker sr drugetat | 994 the chauffeur assisted @ man Ask him | who had been in it to the door cad disappeared Sonar t ha Ag BA] ey Hy her own pe ad, wale she is spending | old, chipped bust of Mozart on his|and your cold will be broken. or Hememan stores sappeared tends to make New York C two weeks in vaudeville, One of i ] ens your clogged-up mom F Y The man had a bullet wound tn the | Homme aker this asascn, and will only them te about « chorus 1 and Miss | @ressing table, He summoned the fi be on eee: up OF 15 Fears | nck of his neck which the doctors e, the young | Haine! Somebody sald to 1. M. Sothern re-| appear on the stage in what his man-° Franklin calls it, “Don't. Marry No| Property man head; stops nasty discharge Or mose the Standard was f behind a gentleman ona motor ; cently that t in “Lord Dun-| acer, Joseph Brooks, terms “special Millionaire's Son.” Imagine! “What's this for?” he demanded, P (y e bed bd found t serious, He said he Yon't tell me the details. Fhe po ently that the jokes in “Lor » wi e ty-| Geo . P . > running; relieves the headache, dull- Skin Remedy . Don't tell me the dets he poor arts.” Mr, Crane will be seventy ree F. Morley, Treasurer of the| «you sald you wanted your room 2 was Herbert Restell, forty years old, girl will recover, 1 hone dreary,” which he is presenting at the) 5ne years old next April. The com-|Vitagraph Theatre, has written a! pxed up, didn't you?” asked the prop- | "** sore throat, enees- = Rooth, were rather old Mr. Sothern | mittee which will ha charge of the scenario, they say alled “The Bright erty n. Ing, soreness and stiffness, became irked, and as a result is out| arrangements for the dinner is com-| Lights of Hroadway." If the Vita. Sure, but what's this thing?" Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing 8 with ‘4 tos ns—come | Posed of Daniel Frohman, Sam HH.) xraph people don’t look out he'll sell) and snuffling. Ease your throbbing a $ (| Harris, Lee Shubert and Mare Klaw. it to them, head—nothing else in the world givess L Per F100 45 NGtEIA than BO IRIINE ' | thoroughly provoked apoute the cece 4 the property man, |such prompt. relief as “Pape's. Cold ener Sy AOvIBE Wa8y Ey BESr Gossip. time argument, offers $80 to anybody urant proprietor in) Compound,” which costs only 23 cents . fat can produce @ new joke which will! John T. Kelly will finish bis work! who can prove that Ben Harney isn't at any drug store. It acts without create as much laughter as any one for the Vitag h Jan. 1, ‘the representative pioneer propa- assistance, tastes nice, and causes no of three he uses in “Lord Dundreary.”| Mary Miles Minter ts to appear in| gandist of American ragtime.” FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Jinconvenience. Accept no substitute. Ho offers to tell their jokes tn ths) Netro film called “Dimples. ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, diel me fis ban bees sOnduouinip tee —Advt. show and promises to absolutely! One of the goldfish in “Fair and) 4 1p, u.—Yes, early in 1914, Soniseen ] n a a throw his whole soul into them, | Warmer’ died yesterday. Ainew fist) J, K. O—(1) Through a broker, “She's « loan widow, eht™ World Wants Work Wonders. ‘ | j The threo ticklers in “Lord Dun-| 5st a Woman,” with Josephin |dreary” are not new, of course. Mr.| Victor featured, will open in Stam- | Sothern merely claims they are pretty | ford to-night. It ts going to Boston. | blamed funny, and he just wante to| A number of college students and tle schools will appe: pee anybody write a joke that can| Pupils of dramatic schools will appear in Emanuel Reicher's "The Weavers | beat them, Here they are: ‘There will be a professional mat- First—Speaking of bunions, how t#/!nee of “Romeo and Juliet” at the | ° " Forty-fourth Street Theatre Wednes | your mother |day.’ The public will not be barred. NONE C. 0, D. @ NO APPROVALS Second—Why does a dog wag its) Little E he Mis tail? Recause its body is heavier | Miniature vlowa,” will dance at Correct. . for Women & 13308 the Christmas entertainment of the beets best Btage Children’s Fund. 5TH AVENUE AT 37TH STREET -He cures new ralgia. Yours! Frances Demarest is doing so well Is old. in ‘he Blue ote that the! ) | Messrs, Shubert have deferred their | A committes made up of fair men| Patt present her in “The Girl From Chnnounce a Neck o with keen senses of humor will sift) Brazil.” | “| the jokes entered in the contest be-| Florence Webber, who has been , ? \tore they reach Mr. Sothern. The)® AS Use, “Gn her wee Bane aise CMATAADIC 2, NG OVEUS | best will be told In the show. The au-|Webber stopped at her father's pig 5 thors of the entries will not be per-|farm near Indianapolis, The chief pi mitted to hear them sprung. Mr. is named for a certain New York man, Sothern doesn't care about the bum: |g iter lis caine porate | Stemarteda Will Close Out Tuesday | dred “beasies but he doesn't want any @ reportoire of his own songs, in-| —— en High Cost Coats | claques putting the kibosh on a This season’s most desirable and wanted models square deal by manufacturing fic- 19.75 | tittous enthusiasm “PAPA 1S" F FOR | TO STAR IRENE FENWICK | Irene Fenwick is to attain atardbm. She is to be made a star by A. H. 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