The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1916, Page 18

ee Har “THE GREAT PURSUIT.” anion eh tun for one "RR peomed such a littic t. to do the actress accepted the offer After she had written “That,” eid Mise Brady, “is dtt- Sees. 8 and a whole lot different, too." All ‘of which goes to show that money will do almost everything. BANDBOX TROUPE TO TOUR. The Washington Square Players cities between. ‘Bester. New York and Chicago. Charles Bm- ereon Cook, Inc., will be the mi si aint ded THE EVEN NG WORLD, chk bi February 25! 1916 . yme and Comic Page of IRE “Ss MATTER, ER, POP?” “ bad ne fem PLearde May] I Have & PeeTt OF CAME ¢ \JuTH one Bite | ad we we Sad 17S wu Rec, | ‘You MAtre SEVERAL “BiTes oF (T FLOOEY AND AXEL-— It Looks More Like Somebody Had Hurt Their Hand on AXEL! WHILE You'RE. SPARRING WITH FRANK TLE Go AND WIRE ME SHARKEY CLUB “THAT wel BE THERE TO FIGHT THE GUY. TOMORROW WE'RE GONNA SNEAK \ DOWN “To NEW YORK. IT Gor CHA ‘S MATCHED ‘To FIGHT A Guy AN' WE (nw Ni FRANK wire EM AY BANE. Quit (tT! LISTEN - HURT MY HAND ON MY AY GOT VUN --- SPARRIN’ PARTNER AN’ <i CAN'T SHOW uP! a GRAB A LITTLE DOUGH ON “THE SIDE \ Now Go IN AND BOX WITH MORAN | AN’ GET IN SHAPE FOR J “MIS FIGHT, SEE? 2) ee Hey FLooey! t Disee Punuetne Co (MY Yvan HENRY HASENPFEFFER — Ik Wasn’t Exactly Sevinging any NEWS on His Wife! TITEL You our Son OTTO WILL NEVER a GET ALONG WITH “PEOPLE — HES ( BUT Now By DINKS “IDO FORWARD AN’ THINKS HE wy DaweontT! when ox | (~H'm- “at WAS HIG AGE “XI THOUGHT «LIKE | HIM = THAT << KNEW HUH! THAT AUN lZ Tow nD T reacnep HAT CONCLUSION ABOUT - ] ( Ne REACHED “TH! KNOWS Vr ALL ft n) CONCLUSION By AN-GIVE “TH' LAD A CHANCE —HETLL OUTGROW THAT —SES LIKE HE po TH MEASLES ! ment. Part of the tour will be voted to teed dates in college towns. ~ company now uses Bandbox AS TO M188 FERGUSON. port that Elsie opposite Sir Herbert Beerbohm several productions is premature. oh & plan was discussed last autuinn, but the success of “Margaret Bohille: made its consummation out of the q jestion this season. It aason gether. Gossip. there toward the end of next mereee Mooser leaves to-day for Angeles. these players may act to- 8 Mohr, formerly of Denver, — the Hip box office. ie Ra merter try @ recognized play Nacariane, in "Th’ Heart eather,” will open in Stamford y. ‘The new Morosco-Harris musical ‘ is to be called “Canary Cottage.” Carroll furnished the musical lorence Weber is to be a stock in @ musical company at the Ma- Brooklyn, beginning March 6. Acton Davies is now doing the pub- ly work for Robert Hilliard in Pride of Race." It became known | Madeline Delmar of Mrs. Fiske’s| Katie Schmidt, who fell and injured] Ray Ford, film actress, has decided DDODDODGDIDSODOEGODODIADHGGGOODODODHDHGDODIEGDHDOGOOGDIOHe 8 PEPPER AND SALT Mista Peck! SHE WANTS TO KNOW IF XO SAM- tL Go TERESA \ | sam knows | | am HERE! ROOM, nee | COUR WAITING | (WHAT TO ee) (ae ee ene | 009099909H.9090008080OTO8O9O 3 | \AM NO ‘ YOU Sant pont see | | ST BH ENO | Ser ey f S | crue PLewee (6 | (Copyright, 1016, ty the Whesler ‘Gntion.) HIM CPNUMERE, \e THE WARE, } bo! \NoU HAONT MADE CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN. (lew aim JIM? NONE "MARRIAGE" HEN the boys saw the gull they Ds, MRS. ee, He ERK =) thought they were nearing | OL ell oe (its NOTHING FAitor ‘Soft uswers.”" lena’ The loskeat Int ae CUTTIN tine ATTACK, ele ma = “KEEP YOUR HAND’ OVER THE nye tay) OFF THE ENEMYS COMMUNICATION To BLocic @ THREATENED company had married Benjamin] her knee while skating at the Hippo-|to get rich al) at once. She has Kaueer, @ brother of Alice Kauser,| drome recently, has recovered from| opened a school of motion picture DOOD DOU TIOHOTHOLDIGIVOEGSTSOOOOOIOOE os 19. ene the injury, acting. Harry (Twin) Lee ts helping P ad b He Conkli ve rguson bas been engaged| Sadie Weston, ai present “filming,” | teach the young idea to screen ass lazen Conklin. for a role in “Very Good Eddie” next | may be seen In a vaudeville sketch FILS INERBO LUSK. Coveright, 1910, ty The T oe blidhing Co, (The New York Brealng Werld) AH, M¥ sm L A GRSTinine Te You BET THEY wenn soon . iS WU ARE INNIN Willard Mack has returned from|” Llewellyn Jones of London, repre- ily, the three-foot actor in| WHEN IT COMES TO —EVERY YEAR |S een fine —e ARE! ‘rou CAN Chicago, where he say Blanche Ring] sentative of O. I Stoll, has sailed? th tevue 1916," met with a | JUMPING AT CON- LEAP YEAR TO A USEFUL.-——~ BuiLp DANDY begin an engagement in “Jane O'Day | for England. Mr wants to pro-| accident the other night. A eft | CLUSIONS— WOMAN. FORTS. WITH of Broadway. duce "Treasure Is in London the Astor Theatre a rain d ; a Ee ' Bleanor Painter will return to “The | Lillian [Russell returned from|him on the head and H M Princess Pat” at the Majestic, Brook-|an extended tour of the V She| down The subway at rush hours is no place for a stamp colicctor with corns. yp, tovnlght. Bho bas been resting. | will continue in vaudeville, playing - = | “Stop! Look! Listen!” produced | Keith's Orpheum next week FOOLISHMENT. Aree Tuesday at the Palace, London, ts} Walter C. Jordan, who arranged for ute, masa sung sie! from Lawl Oranes, said hubby, gently ohidin: ot Proving success, Wthel Levey has|E. tl. Sothern to do film work.| — ' Heol extent blue, that you wear horseback 2 y role. ¢ wishes to deny he said the actor's hen: “I think that it i ing’t” Lewis J. Selanick ts to speak on| compensation would be $150,000, Mr.| $0 ly skipping. “Marketing the Movies” at the March | Jordan cannot discluse the ' FROM TUM GHAATNOT TREE “Inside Dope” affair of the National] The New York Roof is nov i . satis ¥ Press Club, Washington. ture theatre. Marcus Loew is ehow.| Reck—Soldiere don't have to carry| Of course there are some who are willing (0 settle on argument by George Probert and George W.|ing first-run films there evenings.| watches. | flipping @ coin, but there are others who continue tossing the bull. | Howard have been added to the cast| Film players are finding it a conven-| Peck—Why not? aE Lg | of “The jue Envelope,” which will} ient place t th ives h Bec! 1 y » ight that hen'itt New Tere Meee 1 lent place to see themselves on the} Heck--They keep time with thelr tna (aMaaibay stead by Ate Taal thera comloh ithe be an = Pee is Quoth he, “I came to tell him that my grandmoth @DBDDHHODOODFWDHGVGHGHHVHOGHOHHDIAGHIVI.AI|ANGOOAGGHHHOHIAHSOOOWL “But he's off playing golf and so | guess it's sa So dear old “grandma,” bless soul, lived for another week. “ we By Thornton Fisher 8 anenebenesnagnoensessonnenenyena seseesencnnsesetneeneeneets We have esen men perform wonderful feats of long-distance memory on the witness stand—men whose wives privately could inform you that out of five simple little errands entrusted to them in the morning an average of \ Jone remembered by afternoon would b high batting percentage. ! GOVOOIGHIOOOWVDYGHOIOOSPOSIOSIOsx 3OO 00OOOOOOOQOOES: 1ODOHOOSOOS : HE GREAT DOT MYSTERY TDOGOIHGOGHHGOGGOGHBWHS'GW6159HH.HOHOQIIAINIOOIA« // GO ON AND MELD, JIM- ) SOFT ANSWERS. _ gel New Bare YA NOUD > Every cold day my nose starts run- re! jn Can you tell me why? RU, i My crow’e nest suddenly cried out UNG | “Bail hol” But ee they came nearer, / a they saw that it wes an iceberg. Something was moving en it, and as the ay persed Uiney save 8 wae 9 sr,” the dots with a pencil lini betaning with dot No, aS. oot Stee. follow. Maybe it does it to keep warm, | FAitor “Bott Anawere,”” | A girl has invited me to call, but! jher father keeps a dog. The dog) peginning, with Got Ho, 3 i to the gate and growls, but while, he fowls tia ta {3 yageins. | Forty: clgnt ‘will be printed | wee Which end shoul eve? 7 Why don't you take a chance? Only Objection Sustained. |one end can dite you. | Editor ‘Soft Answers," Can you recommend a good tailor here I can be sure of having @ good HE technicalities of the law are w fit? 1am mailing you the name of mine. |1 threw three fits the last time he! made a suit“ me, The suit was jawful, but the fts were the best I've |ever had. Editor ‘Sot Answers,” My hobby ia clocks. I have two hundred of them, all my own, And yet I am not happy. I am restless and can't seem to content myself. I | get plenty of exercise winding up my clocks, yet I feel all run down, What do you suppose is the matter with | me? IRA You have too much time on cot bande ry won the — ness and the horse whe eS not present,” And she abjectios Sacwmror f 1. yt Pidtarina Co is ¥ Boe Tomiee