The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1916, Page 18

oo Home P About Plays and Players By eine DUDLEY BbOOoew 1 fed ADGE KENNEDY, appewring M ta “Fair and Wermer,” at the t nge Thea rehearsing in @ comedy by Philly tholomae called “AN Nigat Long.” which the Mess » ty produce She wi se play, Miss | Kenna responsible for the success « £ At the time t production sae was ond act cy William A. Brady end Vhoiy Barticlomae and her conisact wie them still exists, The Harris interests, Which Bret pro- duced “Twin a." borrowed her, aad when Selwyn & >. took over the Diay she wen ng sith it, Selwyn | @ Co. next staged “alr and Warm er’ with Miss Kennedy so an im portant rote. Now My. Bartholom: vag evidetitiy decided that he noe Tae Property aid bas recalled Mis nenneay. Wheiher sue will bo with | All Nigat Long’ oor “rate and Warmes sear oewson comains to be | ween. | CY WAY OF DIVERSION. wrote « letter Friday migut to litte Mary Way. Pie ine darin’ of my) hears 1 iwve her each day, You | wee, her birthday’s almost here, wanted her to know that she could look tor somethin’ great If 1 could be her beau, “Dear one,” | wrote, “I love you true. A presunt goes to thee if! you Will oniy be my bride an’ love no vhe but me, Ive got my eye on lots | of Uings. Now, wouldn't it be nice if} 1 ghouid send you in a bag some | meiy litte ince? kr mayye you! would ruther have a beetle er a bat, Kr p'rhaps you'd like a fishworm er a toad-frog, round an’ fat. Don't worry | bout it, Mary, dear, I'll git you some- | thin’ fine 1 you Will only’ write mo | back an’ say that you'll be mine.” | | OUR OWN MINSTRELS, | Inisdocutor “What's your brother, the ex-pusill dulng ne Mr. Bones Bonoe —lie's ing baseball. “Infield or ou:field? “Infield. You see, luis fighting ca- reer came to a short stop.” Anterlocutor—And_ — what's brother doing, Mr. Tambo? Tambo—Which one? “The barber.” your “Oh, he's on the stage a sketch.” “What kind of a #ketc “A curtain rago: Interlocutor—Arcl.buld Highnote, our peerless tenor, will sing his latest family balled, entitled “Get sirandpa! Don't Be Sleeping on the AXitchen Floor. “Terry ae gmother—-hurry maiher! See ‘what I have found! Grandra’s om the kitchen floor Spread out a 4 round Weed fo on he cortdee 4 1 hand {ea prune BENNETT DROPS IN. sur Rennett, who wr » Mvening ere arranging to put his lutest Jne series, "The Call of the Cal- into films, It was Arthur Ben- nett Who invented that famous bit of philosophy, "There are no hair on a frog.” Gossip. Avion Devices. ance man for! “Noting Bar the ‘Trata,” is ill ia) Caicego. Mit iw Brothers are to send “Watch Your Step!’ on tour next season. “““Justice” will_end its engagement At the Candler Thoatre June 17, with & record of eleven weeks. Walter Sanford and wife came in from § yesterday. Mr, San- manager of the Olympic Thee there, \ nN 10 was in “Al Sine rson, ix to bel} iy Henry ©. Dixe, » support in “Mr. Lazarus George M. Hosoner, now at the New Brighton Theatre, is to appear in a second “Justice” company next sea. son, Victor L. x the score for iwilizution,” duced a new march who wrote ' HOODS DHHTDDDOOHOSHY | } tained by Mr, and Comic Page “S'MATTER, POP?” | WNHY BIR - HIM AN’ ANT Goin’ } z “O-GETHER NO More! 5 L, ci iS { WHeRES “TH' Sound MAN Yer ENGAGED TO * LENA" = ANT 2. Pm SEEN HIM CALL ON You (NA Long “time! WOT f FLOOEY AND AXEL— Will, WAND Tete HIM Y'WANTA JOIN, AXEL. ANSWER ALL KIS QUESTIONS AND You Get by! MR, Cm (MY. Wieeuing Wome ) MEAN “TO SAY TH’ ENGARE MENT S'ALL ) are He’s Getting It NOW Jolt DAS PREPAREDNESS CAMP: we Me ‘| THE EVENING WORLD, Wednesday, we se T CAN comm tHe TBABY'S HAIR ON ‘THE Riedy THiDe AN LEFT os AN' “POM isd dah T3uT = Comet UE, Prams Puvushing CoN Y Reeniig Waray — ue YEzza!l We Se A SCRAP ) 2 ——_ eg tl ADJUTANT- AY WISH TO ‘ WELL, HAVE YOU HAD ANY PREVIOUS MILITARY EXPERIENCE? others Greer, John make brief Drew and addresses. LEO SAYS IT'S TRUE. Wendell Phillips Dodge has recent- loarned to dance. Leo Marsh says t Wendell, while in # cafe, asked & young Woman it his table to do 4 one-step. She agreed and the: along very nicely, On their a turn around the fleor Wendell did au | xtra step and said Shubert theatres in Boston, and Thomas J. Griffen, who printa the theatre programmes at the Hub, are New York visitors, The Manhattan Opera House for five seasons past was under the man- agement of the Messrs. Shubert. Com- stock & Gest alone in Dr. Ans missioned Kelcey Allen recetve @ friend in Chicago y note from It. WE ALWAYS OBEY ORDERS, terday, Kiddie K do it.” — FROM THE CHESTN * . CHILDREN TO GRADUATE. RTNGT THRE It is called “1 and is dedic Eaiward WHEN You WERE BEBWIADWH IDE DUODTEDOHHOOBWD FOHDOOEHOOOS THE FIRST TIME YOU WORE BUTTON SHOES. S577. MA, LOOK HAT THE WAY HE'S GOT THOSE SHOES SAW ©00D0HOH ONOITSIHSOOHEETOOEGED | |" eat We only wisi the Kiddie | {Klub with the delightful stories were writ ° 6 Wer'e) {published every night. f am not a} SLEEPYLAND STORIES He kipbin ts apy: good drawer, but 1 am golng to try | HAW. HAW! | (WHAT ARE jin tie "Mas" contest aad wit write | Gaveaie 19, 6 nie Pree Pagimiee Co yo could_get_tnSleepyland, Fores! Ib THAT ISNT A Be You soon i rk Evening World early, and he really meant to keep his oping to soon hecome a member ji > bun mie Rte YA ALL LAUGHIN ae count Naurlovely club 1 remain, aaine| When Timmy Was Late He| rouse: but the vutterily led AT-1S IT ME rN terested waiter, | Missed the Fine, Fat Fish. He started for the woods again, | (EVER OR GOING? GERALDIN E BYRNE (ged twelve | ‘ : but as he passed the school house he IN My NEW TIE 2 m Your West One Hundred; Nig day when Timmy was leav-|saw a little robin learning to fly, _ and + New York City ing epyland Forest the King]}and he ran along and followed it is = of the Woods aid to him: “If| ever so far before it went up into | Tin sery apy te tad this Kidde YoU come here early to-morrow mom. | the apple tee where if Vved, | AtteE Klub in The Iventng World, 1 was |in8 | Will show you where to catch a near ‘at the corner of the pasture ve Vupationt until I got the sixth) fine fat fish, Josephine can cook it|he saw the woodchuck. Chan had oupon At last T have them all and | (or Daddy and Munner and you for!|otten told him about the woodchuck, T can won them to you I shall be! dinner.’ So Tim eald he would be! but this time he really cud ioe big very’ proud to ony { re a ved down | the kiddie Kiub daye on the on jar, | there bright and early. BG rn his hole. Mo ‘im watted Your loving cousin, But when Timmy started for the} q jong time, hoping that the wood- TSH isi ELSIE MILCLIMAN, woods next morning he saw a butter-| chuck would come out; but he didn't \ 'SH 821 Park Avenue, Brookiyn [fs ‘and ran away up the road past the| come. SHE CAN'T brary watching it. ‘Then it flew Up When Tim came to.Sleepyland For- G WS iM. One thing eaoh moment and that done | over the top of a tree and he did not| the King of the Woods DRESS HIM- well T M est he found the King \SELF AS f [seo it again im's| Munner had) waicing up and down, He was hum- L Isa very good rule as many can toll.’ given him an early breakfast, ao that | MONON UP UM ee a Gig: nat GooD AS l}ook angry. Timmy was hot from THING - Elio Ferguson will present the diplo- he four graduat: E 41 like it [yet sent |have sev | cousin, By Jack Callahan ¢ AY UKIN, 4 AN’ HE'S 5 OLDER THAN | drawn t to nine pose the score for I'll bet our watter's proud Y DEAR COUSIN KIDDIEs: French farce, "Take Car ‘To-day you see another The play's original title is, — r ‘ 4 tol d’Amelia.”” WISHING KELCEY WELL, award for a Kiddie Klub} House drawing published here in the; even better in the Ju Your COUSL (ive aot a {pia fon youre concluded with: “Phe dog [ told you] o.y 7 ote insane Fee ene tee about is dead. Hope these few. lir rae house set ways, ‘My old uncle wa from | Will find you the same grag fit te such Omaha to Chicago on stilts’ — An . [eisidaie Kind) other man Jooks at lim in & lively FOOLISHMENT. | a tess fasion and replies, “He must have ah HE weal PAG of ating, | well ingpi had a high old time.’ Print it, please fay tel me on cae | 1 told a lady frend I'd have you} (“an the dettou of sper LETTERS FROM KIDDIES. | Gave seen the Kiddie “Pop, what does ‘Sioux Falls, a. ! Dear Cousin EI ‘The commencement exercises of the b., mean? Professional Children's School will ‘Sioux Falls’ is the name of a) Bvening be held to-morrow morning at 11] town, Willie.” home ev o'clock at the Princess ‘Theatre. igreat Perhaps you think {t funny | ihat J should write to you telling you May awhile, lub Korner. It looks like # | a prety garden and ing idea to have written on the lawn that seeing these drawings little cousins to do © contest BLEANOR, re my Klub in The World which daddy brings night, and 1 think It is so much when I have not in any coupons, 1 already | en, but I have my Httle Viyan, living with me and We want to. join | SH hibbib biUe’s JUivk PICLUKE CONTEST. ] SUBJECT FOR THE JUNE PICTURE CONTEST “How You Would Like to Spend Your Vacation.” The Evening World will give five one-dollar awards for pictures One dollar each || for the best picture drawn by a member not over seven years old; eight n, fourteen to fifteen his month by KIDDIE KLUB members only, years old, ten to eleven, twelve to thirts Lover> OURREL } HUH 2 WELL —Wett -\NOT CAUSED “TH’ fy N =H Me % ROVND “THIS OF MINE AN’ HE NERVE Jd) a aa eel OW GEE YES. VEN AY VAS SIX YEARS OLD AY USED “To PLAY VUN BUGLE"! PDODDDODOGEGDHHHGHGOOOHOG: |so much running and sitting tn the sun betore woodchuck hole, he Was cage » catch a fish | Tease, King, let us go fishing,” he said | "Oh, no," said the King. {catch that fish to-day.” But you said I could catch it to- said ‘Timbo. years old, five classes in all, Pictures must be received not later than “T said’ you could caten the fish June 30, must illustrate the idea suggested above and must be ac- || sary this morning i Wing ompanied by a note stating your name, address, age and the number J "You did not keer ise t on your membershin certificate, Address pictures to KIDDIE KLUB here carl '00 t oth PICTURE CONTEST, Evening World, 63 Park Row, New York City. as gone to sleep now 8 “1 meant t0 keep my promiee; oe (we LAKED Te’ “ FRALL © WNHY K AGKED HIM How | MEW 3) but We can't | June 7, ot od Bur \“PART IT Lite ae L CANT. IN feo vr Looed HS LiKe A “HEDGE POUND A ) _LOONATIC AG a ( HAD 5 DODDHHODHODDOODDIHOGQHWDDD®PGOHOGHHOHOOS: HOW TO BECOME A ‘KIDDIE KLUB’ MEMBER 17 PIN COUPON EVENING WORLD “KIDDIE KLUB" Save six pin coupons like the one { above, printed in the Kiddie Klub : [arnt Mondays, “Wednesdays and Fridays, The numbers will be pmnt- ed in rotation, You may start with any pumber, When you have aix coupons numbered in rotation, like 1T1S-AN—20-21--22, write your uame on each and send them to the Kiddie Klub, Evening World, No, 63 Park Row, New York City, With a note, in which you must state your name, address, age and th ‘your parent or guardian, ae send you your pins until you have given us ALL the information | quested above. When your note and coupons are ;received you will be presented with Ja Klub pin and a certificate of mem- By Uncle Bill said ‘Timbo. “I know you did," said the King. | bership. “lL won't punish you But you can seo for yourself that 1 can't make, THIS 18 THE KIDDIE KLUB PIN, tne | fish wait f J you to cate nt im, Every kiddie whe tiveinimatee TS joing the Klub will re- And poor Timn » home ceive @ silver colored and tell his Munu is too | pin like the one ehewa late to get the fin Class B, Eleanor Van Wickle, age elght, No. 806 E. 180th St., N. ¥. Gey. A. 4 ve