The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 20

a eS SS ee ee RRS ———en—e—e—e yo ere cere | a S a About Plays and Players ON CABTLE and the Missus may have hhd their ‘differences” now end than while they were playing in “Wetch Your Step,” but neverthe- leas he's being missed at home. The Brave aviator-dancer, now in the @ervice of the British war forces abroad, ten't being missed merely & ttle bit—a nickel's worth ae one Jocularly inclined might say. He'e Deing minced & whole lot, and a dis- tiget longing to see him has taken bold of his better three-quarters. Bo pestiferous has this longing be- that, on April 29, Mrs, Castle sail for England with no other in view than to visit her However, she isn't going to then return to America, Her ment with “Watch Your * will end a couple of days or 80 before she sails. With Mr. and Castle both in the midst of British army, what a week of tespsichorean fun could be cooked up fer the fighters! CAN YOU SOLVE IT. Aethur M, Brilant, representing the Metion Picture Exhibitors’ League of America, hag sent us @ rebus and quthorizas ue to offer a pair of tokets to the big film exposition to be held at Grand Central Palace May 140 6, for each of the first fifty cor. Tot solutions sent to the writer of thie department. The contest closes May 1, Here's the rebus. Get busy! heels of thi . Sescs to becames ‘world's progress le x Jovations, I deem, ling where hove reigns THE WRONG BILL. Bul Si and Bill Brill, both pross agente, have husky voices, The chief points of difference between them age Bill Sill’s etomach and Bill Brill’s black whiskers, Mr. Sill is in Bos- tom just now. The other day Eddie Sook and Bill Sill met Joe Di Pesa, for the Plymouth Mr, Cook introduced them. “Pleased to meet you,” came from Bill Sill, in a hoarse whisper. “Why,” responded Mr. Di Pees in @ bearty tone, “I know Mr. Brill v well. But what have you done wi your spinach, Bill?” Biv Sill ran him two blocks. Now Mr. Di Posa is wondering what Bill Byill will do to him when they meet. VALLI DITTO'S REAL NAME. Valli Valli’s real naino is out, It's just, or, at least, it was originally, e fact became known through her receipt of a letter from her mother in mogene: The letter states that Yail's brother, Lieut, Cyril A. just, with the British army in Frence, recently rescued a wounded comrade by going out of a trench, exposing himself to the fire of the Germans and carrying the map to safety. | DOLLY PLAY OPENS MAY 1. | “His Bridal Night," with the Dolly Bistora featured, will open in At- lantic City May 1. A, H. Woods im the producer. In the cast besides the ys are Lucile Watson, Frank Thomas, John Westley, Jessie Ralph end | y Lilford. : Gossip. | A fine picture of Violet Merserau's knees has just renched us, Kita Jolivet, now the Countess de| ‘T. Yippico, has returned from Europe and has signed up to act in films for Oliver Mor the tore’ Fund has postponed the F. F. ackay testimonial performance un- next fall. Dorothy Rogers, Fox film ster, has changed ler firet name to Dee. She says there's too darn many Dorothys Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Thursday: April 20. 1916 “°S*MATTER, POP?” w we By C. M. Payne You Ger OFF! I WAS +eRe FIRST t You LET ME ON THERE! UNCLE SI's LAP IT DOony Fit Me Tit Get ON UNCLE SI'S LAP AN WHEN ou Come I WONT LET You ON? HENRY HASENPFEFFER—He Couldn't Think of a ‘“Come-Back,”’ So He “Cashed In” ! x Bia SELLING BUT MY DEAR MADAM eke’ Our —T SHALL Be WITH CHER Dial LGU, tou in “Spirit "! NOW WHERE WovULD ‘You IM AWFULLY GORRY WANT SyYouR * SPIRIT: ('s Miggup GooFus"-THAT MY. ENGAGEMENTS PREVENT MY ATTENDIN' Your J *CHARITY CONCERT ” wat \\ IN ey Ler [TT OTL vy = Whe mr} ps is Cd 7 thre ut mT Suny My | OYE S 1 mee | lan ! Wg NER «§ B J, ot rc x ye 11 & C4 1 soe. sia, ten | Corr pom Senet, Prom Fenese where.” Mr. Giles will go into etoak WILLIAMS QUITS MAY 1. Ig OU OBBWOTDHOHHOLOS: . 0 in, Buftato. John D. Willams, who for years! _ ahaa ats cas There will be no performance of “The Melody of Youth” at the Ori- | terion on Good Friday. This i# in {compliance with a wish of Brandon ynen. Beverly 81 has been press agent and business manager for the Frohman Company, will sever his connection with that concern May 1. Mr. Willlams 1s of, tho theatrical firm of Corey, Willlams & Riter, managers of Mra. Fiske and, er and Salt PASSED BY Pepp TUESDAY TOMMY SAW A ves, who is leaving serine, gepliin ied. Pact nd terete eeeke Soonrlet HE See a Db ays WHAT OID Broken Halo." She translated tt from report that he would. take* several | Crovetch, 2030, Fram Putting On, (Hl, Y, Rrening Werth) h q ‘The Easter matinee of “Very Gooa| #Fohman atare ts probably erroneous. 33 Eddie,” Monday, will be in the na- {ure of a spring fawhion show. All the gitle will wear their Baster NAMES WE CAN'T EXPLAIN. Mitzi Gitzt, Robert Tittle McKee. ‘The half that DOS know is the FEMUNIN® halt! ory ee “We ble vo doer Mow Bowe ae bl tes” | gowns, | g {no filma. A woman ts to lead Bousa’s Band — i Ts mostly the old flames that have scorched a man's wir + vghtneld Daly will first present | at the Hippodrome Sunday after-| | ANSWER TO INQUIRIES. = | JINGLED JUNK, ¥ as} ate ‘Beuu Brummell” at the Shubert The-{ noon, She is Elea Maxwell, com- Noto--If we don't answer In a week | { ne 52 hers. Now iiaven, It comep io thaltcces te noua miiie aaeinie | werner’ Hl You often see a door ajar, but not a Jar a doors 9%, ter 32 a Gort here Monday. ; Penk th Virals and eet | Barlacendde Mt), Geaniend, Loew You often call men merciless, but never a g Boe May Naudain and Anatol Fried- |" bthel Jackson, the original in the | offi Putnam Building. | ny 2s jand have gone into vaudeville, Miae| title role of “The Merry Widow" dn — ‘| 7 . ¢ moms teturned vo va atl this country, has returned from Bu- FOOLISHMENT, | cy 8 on or i ey" egin | % vi \ (By Piau z ” Tihs, Gaga Mag! Tete thet, Sitelleg Eee a aie cae coal bin “ull bat mover ene tas Charles W. Boyer will shortly pre-| South America. She will meet him rubber stamp, but never eee ite footy i A went a brief version of “The Mikado" |jn Panama. In June she will return Sata Pied stick, but never eee it cheat) \ iB the UB. O. theatres, ‘There will|to Tondon to act tn films for the| “Hf It heem wit won't come Gown,” iwi us es 9 Seunisegs trve) | “me Fh 053 ne? ; » cast Hepworth Company Seqapd { Although theee fa bother you, they do not worry me. | He weconetanee’ Huisman, ensia actrags, | AF Cicnne Sem cf “The Blue Pura-| PROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. | e ce ee. ij gh rt 4 60 ” was bi by an auto two weeks | disc” celebrated her first professt iy Pass —T | e e ago, has entirely recovered and te etaaal birthday yesterday renteaiee diane THIEN & Sorenbiy | 4MO5 ORABB SAYS: spomon don't stop WO welen her words, Ta) bl a abd ~ again upntting art little friends’ who Mve in Philadel-i Second Passenger—Yes. A fitm | "er husband who feels the weight of 'em.” 3s eit Jape all will replace Cor-(phia came to New York and gave man would have a hard time taking WHAT 18 YOUR FAVORITE WORD? 66 ios Gi) a 2 on aad of No- her a tea after the Matinee, | has a motion picture of it, (Svgeete! ty H. ALT, Yonkers.) isiate ap reais the most to see on paper fe displayed 19OSDOEOCOOHODOOPHIODIHSHOOOHDODOFHHOHHIND.HODHOHDOHW: OUD ® The word | Iltce A 04! % ‘ 2 When monthly bills come baok to me with that word on ‘°em—"PAID™ | on YOU WERE A BO By Jack Callahan § wos eae oe \ 048 Ste Ge S@OCCOODSSHO' OO REMEMBER THE TIME ZY WHY you cAuGHT THE \Z\K— OLO GENT NAPPING 2 Z1 You GZ SCHENECTADY € VZ\DKKENS 00 YOU UY, THINK | SEND Bomotimes direct evidence te as untrustworthy as the ctrowmstential on $-K-$-S-55 WHAT THE A [i RRIGLE PLACE WHEREX*OD | | WHEN YOUR PARENTS SAID You Won A ARE’ SUCH Low-BRows. SPELLING BEE. GOOD IDEAS GONE WRONG. Hat holders under theatre seats. eee © @ Many a man who gives dictation at the office has to tke (t when he gets eoo 064 72. % & & 4 Copyright, 1916, Press Publishing Co. (N.Y, Evening World.) ry ye 076 TO SCHOOL. MARRIED LIFE STORIES. SOFT ANSWERS TO H. Bator “Peover eal felt.” you suggest an appropriate title for my Inaamuch ae tt ts the story of a race (t “Lost by @ Nose letters a Tugeday’s egg epelled |ARD QUESTIONS, I have written @ flotion story dealing with two men, who are rivals for the hand of e winsome widow. She rejects one suitor because his red, due to a capillary fault and not to drinking, as he 1s @ strict W. GC. 5 She, however, will not believe him, which injects the element of tragedy. Can tv. ory? (for the widow's hand) why not call SCRAMBLED EGQ PUZZLES—NO. 20. eon and she sought definitions, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer. A grimy hand went up (in echool room anec- dotes it always @ “grimy” hand, but at Murray Hill this ts sometimes sadly true to Hfe) and Angelo ex- plained thus: “Vestibule is what we come in when we come to school.” Domenio contributed: ‘They gotta vestibule on the interurban car. “Ive got something wrong with ee byenageh7 rises up and settles back “The druggist stroked his chin re- flectively, “Look here,” he satd, wely, ‘you haven't gone and swal- Ladies’ Home Journ: elevator, have you?'’— Better Than None. NE day while Willie and Harry out between gasps: ~ Playing tn ea field they One afternoon, fast ae @ Providence eareen rae shows to cater the Praiptt to conduct the | ove from &@ nearby town present . making jown their anxiety or ti eee Go mate, ah Co Pet Pee he cian, ok cent coke | Ashtabula, Ohi want you to give me something for| make us truly thankful Gan, replied that he cold not chile at hat moment, but that immediately upon the coach 6 ula, 0. it.” Monthly. don of the serve be would take pleasure tn making them man and wife, So after sume demar. Pen y teaches; “All right,” Med the apothecary |= ting the cenple sented themecives ia the rear of the church, When the minister hed finished bie gee ene 9 crane Seer cheerfully; want are “your «ymp- emarim be ciard Ri throat ad ade ‘he follrring ennownowment “The partion wn oe’ to be . jusvay toms?” fae joined tn matrimony will present themselves aneel tmmodiataty dinging of toma, aly, The teacher bad given! “Every hittie while somet seems 490, ‘Mistaken Sale That Dream of Heeven,’” the werd ‘‘vestibule” in « spelling es-| to rise up and settle beck and then Before the letters In thie egg But Giuseppe waved wildly disturbed a bumble-dees' nest ; ‘were eorambled they epelied the iy “He and began running, with the bees : LRB Mare of varathing hia te | Bera Ea a ke | Be nn ore tem gene fo she gemiCOn ae 3 ° mhen the: run for a few yar: meane of locomotion for many | tabul't” Harry breathlessly panted: "Willie, e new U whe cannot walk, | ee We ought to pray while we ore run- | RROW ing!" M Gee tf you can arrange the fet- His Symptoms. * To which Willie replied: “I know COLL tere so that they will epell what HE farmer, wearing a long face,| it, but [ can’t think of but on AR sprin; A they originally did. The acrambled entered the country drug store, (PTE oie thus ad sied, called style, in two heights CO. INC Manens CLUETT, PEABODY