The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1916, Page 12

nae A tartare tie DDHHHDHOHOHOOO About Plays and Players POP?” we we we we we we wu “*S*’MATTER, SAve A PENNY WHEN EVER You You Now REAT T3IG OAKS GRow FRom ACORNS ARCUS LOEW announces that M he bas acquired the lease of the Triangle Film Corpora- dion on the Knickerbocker Theatre, at ‘Thirty-cighth Street and Broadway, other Loow theatres in this city. The Knickerbocker will be the third Loew theatre in the Rialto district, the oth- ers being the New York and the American. A force of men is at work @t the Knickerbocker making some alterations. The date for the open- ing under the new order of things not . The Triangle lease ‘will expire in September. BY WAY OF DIVERSION. Said Silas McGugsgin, in Peewee- pie’ tore: “I've got a new dog at ‘the yuse—number four. My wife's @ot no use for my kennel at all. She eays keepin’ dogs shows my brain's pretty small. However, my new one seems likely to stay. I found him this mornin’ wp Kickapoo way. One eg was plumb busted. A automobile had run the pup down. He'd been hit by a wheel. The poor little devil laid there in the road and whined when he seen me. It seomed like he knowed that I got a heart that’s as tonder as dirt. I'm ready to cry when I see somethin’ hurt. I picked the dog up { and he licked at my face. I carried ' him home and I found him a place to lie In the kitchen inside a emall | box. I wrap his leg up in a cou- | ple of socks. My wife raised the dick- ens and called me a-fopl. I left and { come here for a chance to get cool. f ‘That dog took me back in my mind to @ pup I owned as a boy. Gee! it | clogs me all up to think of him, fel- ter: 1 loved him a lot. A wheel broke his back and he had to be ehot.” He brushed off a tear that bad oozed from his eye. “1 guess I'll go back to this new one,” said Si. A few minutes later Si entered the tore. His face was all smiles as he came through the door, “I peeked in ®@ winder,” said he, “goin' up, and, @ay—the old woman was huggin’ that pup.” Jed Peeweeple went to a case with a sack and filled it with dies, and when he came back hi it to Silas, who frowned and asked why. Said Jed: ‘“Them's for Mrs. McGugein to try. AN EXCELLENT COMPANY. One of the best musical stock com- panies that ever left Broadway has opened @ season at Parsons'’s Thea- tre, Hartford, under the management ot Ernest P. Orr. Florence Weber is the prima donna. Others in the com- pany are Forrest Huff, James Horn- berger, Francis Boyle, Lillian Cros- . mau, Sylvia Thorne, F ¢ Gray, Lil- ef Mian Ludiow and Charlotte Davies. Charles Sinclair is stage director and Ross Mobley has charge of the music, LIVINGSTON FUNERAL HELD. ‘The funeral of Meyer Livingston, auditor for Klaw & Erlanger, was held yesterday at Templo Heth-El, Soventy-sixth Street and Fifth Ave- y theatrical people attend- Rabbi Schulman preached an eloquent sermon in which he eulo- «#ized Mr. Livingston to the highest r degree. He also pai a tribute to the theatrical profession in general. THE DOCTOR IN DOUBT. Harry Sweatman has the gout. A ay or so ago he sought Dr. Ed- Ward Fayette Cary and asked what Bis allment was. “You bave the gou' sald Dr. 'Y. “What kind of gout? demanded| Wedding,” Mrs. Abingdon says sho!to rehearse a leading part In a new Will accept anything from a tin cup. play which Oliver Morosco will pro- Harry, determined to have nono but| {4 Kivver auto, duce. It is expected the play will be emt tell yet," relied the doctor, |The, Zeeteld “Folltes” will open at] brought to New York later | opus Sanit tell vets” relied the doctor. | tne New Amuterdam ‘Theatre. June — OU Aa elther Yiddisher regtaurant 32° the company will play a prelimi-| AN EYE FOR BUSINESS. Lee Kugel, while in the French nary week at the Apollo Theatre, At- Gossip. Lick Springs Hotel out in Indiana lantle City. P After eleven years with the Henry | .a. 3 . 44 | engaged for “The Passing Show of! kins has signed a contract with Klaw 1916. & Erlanger to appear in “Little Miss | ‘hy HOW DYE LIKE MY 'NEW SHIRT WAST DEAR —S THA 4 LATEST “THING FROM PARIS. WELL DONT N’LIKE (7 NW'FATHEAD 2? WoT HAE Nov Got AGAINST (T — ? TH PRICE “SALL RIGHT BUT “Hose , DAWGONE SLEEVES! Do You Fitt YYouR “SILK HAT I DANY Se UMY TH GAM ILL "WEAR, THOSE VDIC ULOUSLY “BIG SLEEVES WHEN W'AINT Got 5 NUTHIN To FILL'EM: weil Y'BIG FAT “TUS. If Y'DO LEAN ON ONG “THEY'LL HAFTAPUT SOME Fast Guy IN “TO RUN FoR YAP Guan! AY CaN bo MY RUNNING t HEY mac! PUT SomeNUN IN TO RUN FOR mel! COUSIN ELEANOR’S “KLUB COLUMN” Jtambler-Haskell is married. Hands off there, please! Willard Mack has substituted “A Double Exposure” for “An Eye for an Eye” at the New Brighton this ‘week. William Morris has been admitting visiting clubwomen to the Park Thea tre free for several days. He gav out @ few passes, and the result was Chat dozens swooped down on him, “Walkin’ the Dog,” described as a the “Midnight Frolic Fagtime fantasy with a Chicago ori-! Springtime.” Robert Hastings Goodman, poet and advance man, has gone to his native city, Atlanta, Ga., to accept a posi- tion with the Mutual Film Exchange. The annual meeting of the Friars will be held at the Monastery, No. 110 West Forty-elghth Street, next Fri- day at 2 P. M. Officers for tne ensu- ing year will be elected. The Dolly sisters to return to atop the New Amsterdam Theatre, for a limited en- jin, is to be introduced to New York y Cross and Josephine at the Colo-| nial this week. We don't know what it ts, either. Price and King are returning to | yaudeville at the Palace Theatre to- | ] day. They have a new song, entitled “My Own Iona,” written by L. Wolfe | Gilbert. gagement, beginning next Monday evening. Later they will continue in their new play, “His Bridal Night,” under the Woods managemen: Giacomo Puccini, the composer, has begun work on his third grand opera since the war broke out. The scenes are laid in the Italy of the fourteenth century, The opera, which {s as yet Taggart jr. you s an elevator.” SYKES 18 BLUE. Uncle George Sykes, who Blue Beard at the church entertain. | AC A 88 ment a week ago, hasn't got the blue} PARENT OR GUARDIAN, ) Kelton (Wyo.) out of his beard yet. Tribune. FOOLISHMENT. Ttow 8 girl with golden hatr ‘mtiden wondrous falr; the it's not bludined, by Joe! jecuuse the sweet thing told me eo, FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “That's funny,” he said to Thomas “replied Mr. Taggart, “but puld have been here last week. | We caught ono of the boys charging somo ruralists, here on an excursion, | great !mportance to all children who 10 cents each to ride up and down on| wish to be Kiddie Klub members. played [bership must state his or her NAME, Listen very carefully to what D”: COUSIN KIDDIES: I have to say, because it is of The directions “How to Become & Kiddie Klub Member" say very dis- tinctly that a child applying for mem- NAME ADDRESS | and OF! If you have not compiled with those demands do #0 now, I am_very| anxious td have you all as members and Kiddie Cousins, but cannot send your pins or enroll you in our club unless you have correctly obeyed these important directions. Your earnest COUSIN BLEANOR. PIN COUPON EVENING WORLD “KIDDIE KLUB" To join the Kiddie Klub save siz pip coupons like the one above. They are. printed in the Kiddie Klub Korner Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaya, each time bearing a number, The numbers will be printed im retatiem, You may start with any number, fer | ‘To-day is tho tenth anniversary of | unnamed be first performed in | the wedding of Bijou Fernandez and! Ameri i W. L. Abingdon. “As it is thely “tin Edith Lyle has gone to Los Angeles LETTERS FROM KIDDIES. MASTER HARRY GOLDBERG, 14 # old, of No. 614 East Bleventh city, declares: "I hereby pledge aithful and honorable to my {natance to-day's, which te Ne. 38. When you have six coupons numbered in rotation, ke 13—1¢—-18—1¢—17—18 or 1¢-16—16—17—18—-19, write your name on each and send them te the | Kiddie Klub, Evening World, No 68 | SLEEPYLAND STORIES aTetteR BeBe. Se By Uncle BAI || Park now, New York City, with a note, aL a on which you must write your vy King, eal, address, age and tho smeof parent Covers, 2916, ty oe Pree Feeiking Co. They hed salt and pepper and bul worse ta tall ali’ Disk and Ben! guardian. Whee your coupens age tae ter and lots of sweet milk, and the! gear wish this bad boy!” |celved you will be presented with @ King showed tho boys a lovely lemon] So the King’s strong men put Pascal! Klub pin and a certiticate of ing to have for des-|Dascal the Rascal In the Doctor's ship. But do not send an Rascal Pascal Dascal and the Lemon | pie they were going to boathouse and kept him there in the until you have saved all na of “Want to see something swell?” “You bet your life!” Pour water on a to be fait! club (the Kiddie Klub) and to pro- The king tect it If ever occasion demands.” Florence Remson, No, 133 New York N | DON'T TRUST THOSE Avenue, Jamaie: » writes: " DELIVERY MEN - My, WE HAVE A SALE OF Avenue, Jeanalc writes i SON WILL CARRY THE 80YS EXPRESS WAGONS] | you have started because BUNDLES FoR ME” ON THE NEXT FLOOR, ine te vay son the NICE PRESENT For. | | | \F 1 OROP THESE 1GET A LICKIN® cert, ¢ i . Rub-e-dub-gub! Rub a-dub-dubl NE day Tim and Downy Pim! corn and potatoes to cook Edie came | and saw ‘tho King and. the children 4 Hurrah for the Kiddie Klub, and Pascal Dascal the Rascal ing’s golden chariot | eating delicious lemon ice cream, and d | The club that to Kiddies will bring ae eee ne tan tern tg eee eae eo he felt sorry that he was a bad’ boy, name of your parent or guardian We | Joy and pice, and when the King called her, she |e felt sorry (hit fe wie anim og hame of yey you your pine until ui I am sure its members most happy| cause It was cloudy and Munner sald | gaid, “Yes, grandpa,” lke a good t-|+> go home with the others he said L. the informa: | will be It was not safe to go to the woods.| tie girl and got out of the chariot} he'd never do it again. I To ie its contests and other such} Bur after awhile the sun came out|and told the white horses to run i ‘And those that win prizes will be {ada robin began to sing; 80 Munner| nome, They ran. happy as kings: said it was safe now because there| The King showed Edie and the boys SAUL MARKS, 12 years old, | would be no rain, and away they all| how to play hide and seck. He stood No, 114 Ralph A , Brooklyn, OPEN ONLY TO “KIDDIE KLUB” MEMBERS. THE EVENING WORLD will give five awards of One Dollar each for the best pictures of a Kiddie Klub “Klubhouse,” sent in by Kiddie Klub members betweef now and June 1, The awards will be as follows: $1 for the beet picture by @ member not over seven years old, $1 for the best picture by a member eight or nine years eld, $1 for the best picture by a member ten er eleven years eld, $1 for the best picture by # member twelve or thirteen years eld, $1 for the best picture by @ member fourteen or fifteen years eld, The pictures winning the awards will be printed in thie opece during June, together with the artists’ names, A new contest will be conducted in June, Bend your pictures, with your name, age and address, and the number ef yeur membership certificates, to The Kiddie Kiub Evening Werld, Ne. 63 Park Rew, N. Y, City. ran to Sleepyland Forest, by a tree with his eyes shut and ‘The King of the Woods was wait-| counted ‘Five, ten, fifteen, twenty,” ry second child holds astreamer |'08 for them at the second big Pine/ and so on till he came to sixty, and in his or her ht hand and stands | tree. He sald they were going to/then he called out loud "Sixty-O!" and at right angles’ to the May pole, | have a picnic and he led the way over began to look for them. ‘They had hid. | facing toward the left. Lot us cali |to the shore of the river, where Dick | den behind trees and rocks and bushes, these children the “A * and while the King was looking in nating kiddies hold str and Ben, the King’s strong men, bad | on4 piace they ran home to the tree left hands and face to started a fine fire beside @ tall rock./another way, and they all had lots| These we will call In the ashes of the fire they were |of fun, | signal to begin cooking potatoes and over the em-| Then they all sat down on the benches . between the trees and ate the corn bers they were roasting sweet COrm. | 114 potatoes with salt and pepper and t butter on them and drank the sw Ik. But when it was time for des THIS 18 THE KIDDIE KLUB PIN.| Sort Ron could not find the lemon pic Every kiddle whe, The King aah, hn ook the ple? | ° | and every one wald, “I did not, O King!" hie o ive will re | ‘the King looked bard at Pascal Das- ve a silver colored! cai's shirt and saw @ big daub of pin Nhe the ene shewa jemon pie on tt. be this pleture, You are @ wicked boy,” exid the WINDING THE MAY POLE. advance and upheld stream- ers, and so on, each advancing tn the direction which they were facing. ‘This in-and-out-the-window sort of figure is begun slowly and increased until kiddy feet are skipping merrily in and out, when they are finally forced to stop because the atre.