The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1916, Page 16

A ome “rg? peste dl DIODODANONNOOO About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY OOOH NOG NDREAS DIPPEL Is determined his new operetta, “Princess Tra-la-la have no work a tryout Newark recently, as ne important \ neweomers 18 Lippi g from Vienna con sink nor roles at Place ‘Theatre. Mr. Lip-| pich sang the role he now has when ‘ t produced tit Emmy Nicklass is another of the company. She is everal productions at the Theatre t wson, George late rhe Girl) Who and Ble Parkington, who 1 Marguerita Sylvain “Gypsy have also been engaged for Cra-la-la The company | ts playing # preliminary tour, An early opening on Broadway is planned. | TO STAR EDITH THAYER. | Edith Thayer, who starred tn “The! Firefly” | season, has been selected by Arthur Hammerstein to succeed May Naudain in the leading role in “Katinka Next season Miss Thayer ‘Will be red in the piece. She isn't} @ruch bigger than a minute, but, my} goodness, how she can sing! : 1S JOLSON A POET? | Al Jolson ought to buy @ chicken | farm or get the hives. Ive very evi- | dent he hasn't enough to do to keep im busy, Why? Well, last night when Al arrived at the Winter Gar- @en and began to got ready to cut @p in “Robinson Crusoo Jr." a paper | dropped from his coat pocket. The] man who found it says it had a’ poem | on it in Al's own handwriting, Nat- @rally, the inference is that Al has turned bard. The poem has found its s column, We are there- | > introduce to you Broad- newest poet through his tnitial | as is known) rhyme, a8 per) ) New York City at the age ot | + diypy because eho tree and get 8 rem while the fact was known all over are for plctucen; they id not seem | a stage fixture, making the Gi ber, and at her thie man a a, rieyed, tr when he ea jaflon “And she got a chorus ot mm\ling at Tom, Dick vrima donna got sick from eating ‘dhe & gover—ob, what conta 111 mention and she won her n, CKeoed her iptention; mever tara @ Gul down. NO, 20 SPRINGS A JOKE. Usher No 20 of the Hippodrome etal is a regular cut-up. ‘The other | No. 21 and said: “I live honest neighborhood in | v asked No, 21 | I can leave my gold wateh | hanging on the lamp post near my home any night and it will be there | fin the morning.” | rhe watch will? ‘0, the lamp post,” sald No. 20. | + A PROMISING FILM. A private showing of the California Motion Picture Corporation's new fea- ture film, “The Unwritten Law,” by Edwin Milton Royle, given under the supervision of Alexander Beytuss, Indicates that Beatriz Michelena, its done some superb acting in picture promises to prove a 3 Bensation WHY PINKLE WAS LATE. Henry Pinkle, who plays the rear fegs of a donkey in phy’s Day Of,” now rehearsing at a hall in Ninth Avenue, made a terrible faux was yesterday. He arrived at the re- earsal half an hour late, and the mage 1 who plays the front of the mule, was angry. late,” he roared. What ame from Pinkle, ‘they Hrooklyn Bridge to let a » river and my car was Ship « f the donkey gave rard look and docked him haif NEW PEOPLE FOR “SYBIL.” Frohman @ mpany contem OOOO OS OOOO Not TO INVITE FOLKS TO "RRP | BUT THEY AL >, \ an’ TW IN@LEG CARE ITS RESOURCE and Comic Page POP?” EVENING WORLD, Tuesday. March 7, 1916 ae os wt wt ~ By ‘Cc. M. 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(F HE WTS MORAN, “NOW AXEL — STEP THIS WAY PLEASE"! plates Keeping "'s Liberty throughout th appear on the stage to-night, #0 t re will continu Little Shepherd |. will be| bas the grip at the Hippodrome next Sun- day evening “May Robson has been engaged by Cawthorn are being trained Toles in order tha at there may be va- A sister of Valli Vo been engaged, as has Tom Waters. y tho Brian role has not yet been selected rt Ophelia in the Shak at the Willlam Wint POOR EDDIE! Eddie Finneran, cop, joying himself Monday night at the He won't be able to run around | much longer, for Eddie will soon be hitched, the ‘poor fish in The Greenpoint Home News, _FOOLISHMENT summer in Eng- Kd Rosenbaum jr and reports business good. O'Hara's company Motion Pleture Cor- Olive Wyndham may do some act- ing for the Premo Film concern jours has left the cast of See Americ a First.” The Rambler \ Sawyer to: play, “the leading role tn dress rebearsal “The Blue Envelope" play looks good than Christinas de “The Pear Mar ’ FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. s your fountain pen leak a week's absence on ace * will be played b at the Hotel Astor, Monday “George La Guere ha « feature film Hackett won't t Only when I bave ink in it." O8OOOOO4 ODDODOQODDOOHHDGOGDOOSOD) y Thornton Fisher 8 0902090900008 OT Te ot Bd OM OOOL —_——— its NOTHING ING TN, Now REMEMBER iif FOIE MY NOONG LiFe \ ROBERT, TELL aN \ BUT | © wise ) DELICATESSEN MAN { Pa WOLD ay | SOL RAO OF | MiLic, & BOTTLE OF RYE HE FoeceTs BREAD, TWO TINS OF if SWISS @HEESE AND A eS REMENBE 7) \ Rs BSE G j ir May NoT MINUTES, JOE, WHILE { STRAIGHTEN UP THE ROOM» | Goopness, A PICKUPY DINNER WONT GO FAR WIT COMPAWY—_/ AND HERE Boeey, GIVE THIS QUARTER TO THE HAN ATH TOBACCO STORE AN! TELL HIM TO SEND UP HALF, pozen" MILQUEED { PERFECTOS”! ITLL GO SOME Lice MR. JENKS| THE APPETITES TOLD US TO ( \ THOSE BiROS J HAVE GOT! A make him seen are often closely a é \ PEASE! 5 AURIGIE MA DOZEN SLICES O' MILK,) ae OC SArRDWwes, BOTTLE ¢ ..0' BREAD! fingertips as ILLUSTRATED UNPo PULAR SONGS DOWN eave LANES THEY USED TO WALK = THROUGH LEARY BOWERS THeat Pi? WOULD STROLL AND WHER TO HIM SHED SWEETIN SPA KE COUDNT TALI ~ SHE. HARSHIN SPOKE IT ANGERED HIM AND WITH ONE BOUND GIT HER ON THE WaisT (THE How} IIT HUM TO HE Four |to leave their these J and looked surprise A r ot for fear of hurting | dear, the baby ls mother's little lamb, slings, which is ill-man- So he not 6 much Ladies’ Home Journal ATELY MUNITIONED HAS TILIM MACSHALLING . STO MEET BNUNE KPECTED OM SLAUGHT BY & SMALL BUT DETERMINED Force ONE ORY TO HIM, FOR UHH SHE 8 nered to be sure MANNERS * made a polite bow to our Adventurer ” was! +} i} Alphabet son to suppose that ” introduce his And 80 he was! “We have a mutual friend,” * when Bobby and he had ‘Mr sth” Bobby some scmething, small,intereet is at my side, for it is not at such a time ; Bobby, taking example Showed in| than removing one’s hat indoors, terest in what |the two became quite chatty “In these days | seldom bow low] Nor do | go about kissing | an important I did in former "he | Bob's suspense, every earth where men live quite amused at the queer customs 1] have in, say, New Zeala f Ido there good Bob's s to his by way of saluta was proper for the ladies here to wear dresses with [no necks or sleeves out of doors and | 5 down like sla could ab apparently hair said | remembered). A noting | thing of | ‘Mr, K' work hand of the Manners. Bob nodded in ould be| “A bad habit little folke an eyes | GOHDOEDGAGHOOD™OGHHHHHHGHHHH®HDAGWHHOHHHHHOHH|OGHHOAGING*) POVNDOOOOONE: By Eleanor Schorer § We 2 oat Cave “LL as blinked an eyelash to tell how comical i this wi to him until they we within Alphabet Land American borde ; | Bob found more good manners) ing properly and being careful not to) | interrupt when grown folks talk. | “Whether in America or New Ze: |land, ‘Mr. K's 80 pretend not to notice peop! takes: mean mi little things where. the son Atlanta 2% in, | nodding or shaking their he Whitby 1% in | stead of saying ‘yes’ or ‘no, ‘ “Manners.” Bobby knew this, but to tell the truth he was stifling a yawn and thought it less impolite to nod than to let the yawn be seen, Was he Dreamland | right? the -> And the Cook Is a Bear. 66PRVERY one tn our family some kind of anima said Jimmie to the amazed | sacher | Why, you e good man @ "Well," said COLLARS ARE FREE FROM THE SPECKS AND STAINS AND LAUNDRY FAULTS SO COMMON TO OTHER BRANDS 2 for 25 cents MAKERS say that!’ “mother's a| I'm the kid and dad's the goat.” CLUETT, PEABODY & CO,, INC.