The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1916, Page 18

| ij | | to play the dram, Some day, I'd Hke “ybthne Alonkg fBine, HOwx ARe| They now call hin Buff. Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING _WORLD, Thursday. March 9, 1916 scones | “9S? MATTER, POP?” “ an “ we we “ aes ayey ~ About Pla eH wit CAN You EXPLAIN lana igale | ——Y and Players eee | jHow THis CHi-D ALL : oO 7 | bay I Siawy ¢ —— ie | APPENED To } ais Plroceed | woe oe E By BIDE DUDLEY 4% Ae tre W } Rite You ? ~~! t spare. aaa | S (HE wuTH |} ders Sd ery ; FH rR f= j ‘ IH, ) Lt bE \ GONNA / eae | nae NA “~*~ ETH : D i d A t n of Labor. If] majority of those n affillation resolutions | | f ® | adopted and] | re f the asso. 1 New York on « Ma To-mor- { « . eting will be held | | ' ‘ inning at 2) | ers will deliver mes a branch anagers will na he item [YATE WET TOAD — | THINK (T DEAR? Ih DANGONEDNE TD KNown ) ontwou “wap g om! T Did Hun? TD Me CARTER WINE, 2 C Tus is so 4 nice: sare now, AY IM TIRED OF Your i = whew Ort HOW SARCASTIC ‘You A CHANCE 7 TL MADDA, CHANCE To ME, —APTER WINE . Ps * ° ranie “the ranks SARCASTIC REMARKS Aes WERE BET SHAT Novice vv! pp ©? weit ./ \Onr s SAY 5 2 vuDD' SM oe ee evaien “S'ALL IVE Gor Downe ‘S NEVER SHOULD HAVE Zicaerk. SuBME ie a ‘ seal weight than MY WHOLE MARRIED ‘ MARRIED ‘You ¢ Ly ; ae Ys ‘=_WOMAN # ME WOMANS, they do now doesn’t conaider them find himself up against the iron band nism. other hand, actors, sup- to be unusually temperamental, nod “unton material.” s of them out of work | their union vows ? The Actors’ Equity on now 600 members, end it is expected thie number will be greatiy Increased before the annual meeting takes WEE WITH WU You MUST THINK DM A‘ Goor'!| Fi —_— —- | BY WAY OF DIVERSION, | Our Joe has Joined the cornet band— J mean our son, you know, Beyond you've he of him. He's, bbie’s beau. Last night he »min’ home in unyform | Hooray!” he says, “I'm man in Hartville’s cornet say, you should a’saw | beamed with bonest/ ind!" she aay Tho | "t be} — OF CaRse NOT — GUESS WHO JUST CALLED UP AY BANE Too BUSY swered back, “for J a Pitts clean} throu Nobody dn't keep him Hee Hee! ie Hey LISTEN FRANK -~ -)\ pwr wanted to." ON THE PHONE AXEL --« ~— \ WITH WILLARD! MORAN VISHESME / do You REALLY VISH ME To ) (T WAS FRANK MORAN AND — To COME AN’ HELP J COME UP AN’ BCX YOU? / | WE WANTED TO KNOW IF HM “TRAN ~ YOT - | ved the| |) You'D COME UP “To DAL HAWKINS! A CHANCES 7 Pat — a it up| AND BOX WITH HIM - - " Jest look at him | 1 Tod) HIM No! ) ain't got a man Ike Joe| bet a dime, our boy will be the rage, 1 wouldn't be surprieed to see sim on the opry stage. NOTABLES FOR VAUDEVILLE. The Keith interests have been ex- tending themselves lately In engaging people for vaudeville, ‘Through Max Hayes they have just signed Alice Neilson up for thirty weeks in the Keith houses, opening at the Palace soon. Another contract recently en tered into by them, calls for the ap- arance « Kimball Young, the movie star, for @ brief season in the two-a-day. ALL HER FAULT. Srwrnet, 1914, rom rammnag ce (LT rnomg wont) GOSSIP. vaudeville debut at the Palace Mon- 2, W.—Why not write the Univer. » correspondent. hot feed ih | | Sydney Shields of “The Fear Mar-|day in a sketch called“ Army No. 1600 Broadway, and ask the 4 story last evening. Here it ia | Xt. 18 writing a pi Widow contest manager? Phyllis Davies, contralto, is to sing] The Profussional Woman's League a7 hate OE the ree Thee Eine: [|e the atrand, will give a series of Shakespeartan] HE'D NEVER HEARD OF IT. burgh, recently and asked for @ jo! Myrtle Edwards Comstock has ails ne) pictures at the Biltmore Jog Flynn, society censor at the “Nothing doing just now!” replied | Play she ts offering the managers April 24 door of Reisenweber'’s Hawatian er, jut you might leave your name, Dick Kline t# manager of the “lus Montmartre at Midnight, in the| Room, was telling a jobless actor you married?” Envelope” company Winter Garden Building, opened last | yesterday about the new dancing “Ah sho’ in,” replied the “an’ Theo night with all the Broadway regulars | pla at's tho reason ah'a askin’ yor for], MAX and Theo. Hendix will furnish | time “It's nicely located,” said Jos. “It's ‘wohk Ma wife done los’ her job an" | testimonial Corinne Snell has a new sketch| Tight in the heart of the city.” Row ab gotta bustle fo’ maself.” MITZI HAS A TYPEWRITER. aéttsi it you bleasa, apponte to hovel , Robert Rowers and. w re }oalled “Not Evipy Woman.” Assisted “Hal” sneered the actor, “I've A professional movie matinee of | iy i, Cooper ie Harry Rushaw | never discovered that New York had will be given at the Booth] ing M4. 11. Harrison, she will alone fe] beart.” an ‘Theatre . nd i Owns | race George will FOOLIGHMENT. @oquired @ typewriter, Anyway, we'd heen engaged for “The Lattle! York ldea Wednesday : # , ge she. has from a note received | Shepherd of Kingdom Come lite Lenent of the Young Mone ang st night. Here's the note, bury has gone to Cht-] Young Women’s Hebrew Association 1S FOR ‘i manager of “1Us{ of Borough Wark ra Majesty Bunker q FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. ; Gus Brease, in order to fit a type in ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. “Are you going to Ket a new suit! vl : bUtz AM|a film, has had to tet his hair gr m to Larry spring mint J « « i} No, My tailor says he can't af- ford it.” youk? ! An WeLLk.—mItzi.” Hattie Willams will make y Ba Worl TGHTY NIGITY DBDDODOHBHOGBHGHHDHHGHHGDIHSOOVOMN By Thornton Fisher 3 Aiea . TORRY, DAVIOy \wiTH pals wMexs| == aps Lea UST RANG Jones’ HERE'S THE OUT. & FINE PAIR . v Fancy OF MEK! \ DOORBELL And Now SHOVEL CET | OF SIDE-SMEPPERS Youle) (Crim ame SY image / HE'S COMING SUT TO THE \ RAISED! 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