The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1916, Page 16

‘ag ; Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Tuesday: January 25: 1916 oy | OS°MATTER, POP?” we a a - ee __ About Plays | > = = “ “ we By C. M. Payne and Players FER THA Love uv CREAM! WHAT YA Did YA EVER TAKE T - ANYTHING WITHOUT NEVER, + S PILL + BATH (uNcue ‘r41) ? ~ Arthur Hammerstein, manager of) ” now at the Forty-fourth | Btreet Theatre, and Adele Rowland, ‘who plays one of the loading roles fm the comic opera, aten't waving fond @alutations at each other as they pass by these days. Mr. Ham meratein thinks Mins Rowland bean releasing too much temperamen' | bebind the scones and, of course, she | thinks difforentiy. Yesterday the manager addressed a little missive t the actress in Which be said hed have to get another singer for ber) Feb. 5. He accused ber of re- to take enough encores to ber song, “I Want to Marry a Male Quar- ”“ Can you imagine an actress to take encores? Neither can ‘we, but hir. Hammerstein says Miss did, thereby “imposing on \ the public” which had paid out regu- far coin of the realm to absorb the delights which abound in “Katinka.” He hinted that Miss Rowland had be- come irked at T. Roy Barnes for something FLOOEY AND AXEL—aAnd Not Only That, but Axel Has Let His Accident Policy Run Out! By Vic De eran ead net tried 10 WELL, HERE WE ARE HOME ¥ id eb nol ' Rae tietunka’s in fact, sbe didn't! Hl any EVERY BobY AFTER US Wea bate P LATHEN Listens” eeem to know muob about anything a = TLL ANNOUNCE YER GoNNA be had done that might bave been WE CWE. WE SIMPLY GOTTA FiEce! SY FeeL . “, e aart oe nae arto the opera. It -was| out SOME, WAY FOR YOUTo EARN ge How DYA >i Do A”“COME-BacK” AN Bloted that Ada Meade igi teitow:| |\SOME DOUGH’ GEE, WoT GAY PHYSICALLY AXEL? Vins WE'LL Go AFTER THat fand leaves “Katinka” abe'll be Y'd0 To GRAB THE MOST CON? JF : T MEAN YER HEALTH - Maren with Jess missed), However, Miss Meade is both x 2 ¢ WittaRD! HEY ? (TREE GETS “GREAT LOVER.” for Sir Herbert Beerbobm ‘Tree, Kauser bas concluded ar- rangements with Cohan & Harris ‘wherevy the actor acquires the Eng- ry to “The Great Lover,” in which Leo Ditrichstein is appearing at the \ So rp hyve ed play is done in London Bir Herbert aceon as Jean Pautel, the part itrichstein is portraying A POEM BY 80USA. ‘once in a while Jobn Philip master pandmse, takes bis in band and jots down a ther day he was told that Mag: te had been engaged to sing tke Sousa band at the Hippo- next Sunday night, and the rhyming instinct became un- manageable. Result—one poem! Here's the very rhyme: bare’, who alte in the ovate of the FE gF, iy a a| } 4 a at i] By Bud Counthan f WHERE AM I P WHERE Sih rege SEES tre BE DELIRIOUS AT “Ti Es > rer bint forth: SUST HUMOR, HIM HE GotS INTO ONE : AM © P—-IN HEAVEN! sane oe Ht tn: “Thar ome Beene Meese RAVINGS ‘ATS ALL—dUST OF XHEM THERE | HUMOR HIM! “DELIRIUMS ACAIN A NEW FILM dil Deing drawn for Ls large film studio at of \tington, L, for the use of the iim Company, Ine. Tals} fi ANA dent; John R. Scudder, his son, is ‘Vice President; Charles B. Hunter is Beeretary and T. Beer is Treasurer. galls Ae Webbe Generel opTraM, 1998, Prone Puiiehing Co ¥ Bvening Worls " 4 jaxine Elliot hi p he reen & a 2s c OO — qrhipped many men._ I've bosted large | fo Tat.) Just try it to-day when the| | Mr. aid Mra. 1. H. Sothern, have MULL OR foie tecoen atlas the, apt 8 WHAT STATE CAPITAL IS THIS? 8 8 FACT and FICTION By Hazen Conklin 8 ‘topped when'I start in to fight. | and sonk GESe stat as ae tersine: |$iae cor ane Meee to toe Acton Puna Ka enol oboe at tha neweoene Ones | CWLGOGOOHOLEGHVOGHIGVIHLOG 2:0 HHTHCPOCOOUETALPOODBOOO OOUIOLUIGOODIOOKIOTHOOOGODGOODAGHTIOCHOHOODISODOSIOHOOS q o Heht., Soe Dr tunreen, coda him right. In a minute | benelt, @ took @ rap at the newspapers. Copyright, 1018, by ‘The Pree Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World) Covrright, 1916, by The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York Wert), unswerv- nd you're laughing ingide—if e two hundredth performance “ “ R tag; my courage supreme like that of | You've fought in your mind, “Hip, Hip, Hooray!” ie caves Jee Pisa valida tis tcaedions as ONE-HALF OF BPP your loon: year Tpepplng’ earty! | OUR OWN MASK RD ROnyau 4 hero weet Ethel’s Dream.” at the Hippodrom y ‘sho’ 7 a Bo ask bow Io it perbape you're in Bag aged to bo pote W | introduced to a man named Barker a fOPELase HOPE Ne 3. are ” “ Fat ‘arrol jeoave oI wi 7 inclined. you—m' ‘The Boomvrang" will score 200|Loy Angeles to write [ey elog| business are you in, Mr. THE. self into the mould papa and mamma mind. Oh, no—I'm not n?” asked Mr. Barker, ! have made for him when he grows up. fought in ? rformances to-da: FI crazy. My brain's all 0, K. But 1| °°; “ ¥ numbers for another Oliver Morosco} “t' : have a scheme that I worked out one| 1A; co pom Res: pone te French | production. Elmer Harris has writ- “da RT eek, tant reniied Mr. ‘ies PRESIDENT Can day. It's this: When Bmith tells me | “ck, Spriney, to moet nis wife. ten the book, Barker. ‘ HAPPY HANDICAPS. | Bran 200) of bot air or Jones Apen come | ice eS Alea tenve| Roy Atwell has bee added to the aa Fully half the bores who insist Sete tick 1 think lan't eduare, It} Winton B. Mock bas bate arctan’ | ata e OF te Reto mere Oe FOOLISHMENT. upon telling us funny stories could beings me a world of real surcease, I ; mB. Mack has n engaged] feature of the Actors’ Fund beneft A. nolay yo low 1 Brice, be ailenced by making them wear } find, to wallop the pair of ‘em good— tt as ace hai of Byrn. Souda to be pele Friday, afternoon at the Was ean are nice, handcuffs, 5 ws ae e. forty-fourt reet. at wi . ——— im my mind. And when the fight's| Lew Dockstader, who haw been {1!,| Charléy Henderson, dramatic editor Te ee ae tue price MIXED PICKLES. and I've punished my men, my/is up and around again, He says he|of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, spent 4s gone and I'm smiling again. {expects to be able to Whip Jeas Will-|a few days in New York seeing new| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. nt the number of lettera| When it comes to backing social s combine to form the| aspirations a lean pocketbook has @ ae Hy | ape I’ chump to make use of} ard soon. j \. howe recently and then went h “Is b ne jeme; but really it harmlessly | Florence Roberts and the Coast} a ome) de be a PS Ohare fr Ry and got married. “Tall? Say, every tl The man who cheerfull oft ti jam that rises when| "ternal Magdalene” company will!” Every night since Robert Hilliard acnivated ea toot Love is the sugar in the coftes | Wife is “boss of eer lolly genera Ste } of married life, compatibility the bereagpanay ‘ | cream, and disorenon Bie greinse CHOW CHOW. that keeps out e grou! — tor Human nature fa the source ef our 8 divorce, vices. Our virtues are born of the individual. At least, thie ts the way If you hold your head too high how | most of us seem to think. tep?” atch your atep?” —_— Men who “marry for clude those whose wien teh economy and self denial, bank ily savings that otherwise would mot be made, UNMODIFIED MARATHON For the World's Long Distance Chinning Championship. ; OLAF LOUDER i Who Insists upon telling all th i bright things said by his four i year-old boy. Ue 109 108 Pe 95 Wo. | 103-, ‘ NO 10% to) 097 “Ngs Me 2 g 84 *92 WHY GOATS LEAVE HOME—Ne. & The clumsy boob paused in the alsles iQ Wan ss Him ed earn) u , nardon mel” wi chia aaecn veur eT ee Entered by the Fond Fathers’ League, MOU = ONE, VINCENT ALLTRIGHT = ALL RIGHT! a LA ia 80" 79,175 Roo 7 “fy ._ 0 BE coMTINGED — COLLARS ARE FREE FROM THE SPECKS AND STAINS AND LAUNDRY FAULTS SO COMMON TO OTHER BRANDS 2 for 25 cents MAKERS CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE. HE boys were now in dangerous territory it wae dark the scouts started. Suddenly the clouds thei in the moonlight they saw a —— ACCOMPANNING FRIEND WIFE ON A SHOPPING £ EXPEDITION > Keene 0 (Join the dots with @ pencil line, beginning with dot No, 1 and tradhg thom in numericalerder,. Chapter thirty-four will be printed Thureday.) + - > CLUETT, PEABODY & CO., INC.