The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1916, Page 12

' ABOLT Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY ‘ connie hee ogeaened trom the We oh Jom fo lay plane tor time to-day fe interested int to New Tore oll © Meeting wil) be held in thie elty veoture, @tli Which wl) deters will be arranged - Mesere Mu Peers, it le annour , Guegenbeim wed Fi —. the latter the Denver nanoially int j Myr, Morris wil! al Maneger of eorporation, the exact name of has pot been finally selected Cort will be View President and , Moroseo, Secretary and provebly rer, Mr, Moreseo will alse look the operation of the houses in the Morth west je has already opened B4Aitiona! offices in Las Angeles for thie purpose "We'll be able to give performan: solid weeks of bo week, We will offer svundevtie| at ‘peopie’a riceat mn namely, the Park, th ° the Yorke ‘This means that Standard will be withdrawn from dollar combination policy. In Ban we will have the Cort in ‘Angeles the Majestic, in Balt City the Colonial, in Denver the Grand, in let land the Hoellig, and 4 and practically all diate ‘Weat.” { Aims would be Qu im will be one of the = con: Thies it te bo- oo Pee tow and hi assuring aasociates of the backing. is planned to juction to New York jorman Lee Swarthout ts “He sobs baby the wee mite and his ear, Ho ainiles low with the future—the Hfe twere an ora of a up in my peak. 4 ahead, though trouble ~~, Log x the way. I'm blinded to — “= ing T dread. My) ‘ite ras . I've worked for wept from my sk mm @ King wi Anna Held, whose new musical will go into the Casino early the coming ecason, says sho ts with motion joture @cting. tried it with the jorosco inter Ait ees 20 fooleesh for me wis voice, you know,” he #ald, “I eeong. Ze pictures say are not ing to me except se scientific, to see se iittle worm Lod allk and es ne tke "ants "you come Sat often But se drama in s¢ pictures! Ket cos not for me,” nese was writhing in agony at her foot, Mian Held rolled up Ting dea Tourelies, Pekinese dos, $4,000 auto and shot up the street— Just lke that, for the Anna Held show, bi to the yesterday, and among them eome misses, Now | the New Brighton Theatre mornings the now Ca on eneomanie number for ss YOUR NAME, ntury show. wv Npplloant— chance echoo! te i ¥ Raia _ YOUR AGE. gist with Raymond Hitchcock um th Chri . Be UR 7m, Ee Rey ae Home and Comie Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Friday: July 21, 1916 m This Copper Mine Really Paid Dividends! WELL ,weiay 16 eve So Awhu. Mean . AtouT THAT 5 “rs MATTER, ——— por: ft Wony Tatu. me were Soe a eal —~, s et } A LADY FoR A Cony A AWFUL MEA an é Boy. | Ste Aiways Gives 1 4 | 'T To "10 - 1 —— HENRY HASENPFEFFER (G Y GONNA VAR TewTiibay «Parry « ae ri J wureD . * an ete: Magee WHT) § Wicca ean Be WwW wer “Dean WT * THR TDA 16 “We we ARE OG CELE BAATE tanned rues a. wren ? “Orne Thre = SONTENN ULES MAMMA LL PLY Aga t c TUOAEANMANS CITC ITTV} poll 11 000 “THE IDEA OF AXEL GotouT To CAPTURE Re MEXICAN SPY AN'GETTIN' CAUGHT WIMSELE AN STHEN MAKIN'ME COME Way OUT HERE ‘T'PAYA You No PAY, Me SHOOTS Ugh! And, while the motion picture bual- Ungham will put Lard in th somes | rar Se aa ae ay O'Net ving bean @ for “Nhe Flame,” ia trying hard to} | lose her stage Irish brogue, She says {t's no cinch, ner nawthin’ loike thot. DARN IT, NOTE. | THE EVENING WORLD'S Kiddie Klub Korner CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCHORER nom eyes, pick: her $1,000 hopped in her new HOW TO BECOME A « Jack McKeon saye he intenda to sit poor KLUB MEMBER. tage box at the Palace next afternoon when Arnold Daly re in bia net eketoh, eres COUSIN ELEANOR'S ; “KLUB KOLUMN.” BAR KIDDIE COUSING: One iittle girl cousin had asked Dear Cousin Eleanor: “Do you print the pictures of the children who join your club?” No, I do not, but many and many @ kiddio bae sent ed pioture to me for my own and —_— CAN YOU IMAGINE? joar A LOW DOWN TRICK, PIN COUPON EVENING WORLD “KIDDIE KLUB* 00 entre were society » tine to subscribe, t Forty-fourth Street honeat-to-goodness Save eix pin cou} above, printed in Phe. widen ‘cee Korner Mondays, Wedn ‘and 5 rehearsal at Holay's Hall laa srouing gallery of smil- H » sivas night and the Fehearaal bec its | ing faces becaure it le progt that ali eh Rye ere D | rt old time, we ‘ je Cousins Dy. i " men QOUBIN ELEANOR, number. When you have six oot numbered in rotation, like Pri er} —39—40—41, send them to the Kidéie Klub, Evening World, No. 63 Park Row, New York City, with e note in which you must state— (Kan,) Item, FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Merchant—I need a boy about your sie ia my store, The salary te $1 a Vacation Time. on. Leon Errol ia utilising the stags of SS orebant— Yos, indeed! You'll have mines wal tmas tine, when Charles Dil- to be here every morning at 6 o'alook, bed YOUR ADDRESS. You must be careful to state THOSE GIRLS) By Jack Callahan. | sno application will D unlese this infer- matjon is complete. If’ your note and coupons meet the above conditions, upon receipt of ; ‘them we will mait you your pin and By Mary Graham Bonner. LOOK AT THE WHEN BEDTIME COMES. eRe at. i 896 Waiabout Mreet, Fenn AA AAA AA LLLP A AAPA A) a certificate of membership. SviT- HE'S LONG HE'S BEEN YEH! ME Too, . ALL DOLLED UP } [WALKING ? ANYHOW, ot nave oral + wrvete ona on| The Owl and Song Sparrows.) Sates the Rospitality and Kindness | the orchard nearby. anf the song)» HY) LIKE RASTOR'S| |SHE's@r A FELLER wee ‘Slate faa i a, em gang to hare my | of the barny . neal Ome Every kiddie who new ft Se rian glak | Copyright, 1916, by The Preee Publishing Oo, | One evening the song sparrows had| put in the woods old Mr, Owl was ne the klub will PET HORSE. THAT Look’s uP To MN" she Sata al eo lub ee. (Rie Now York Byening World), had their supper and had not yet| scolding as hard as he © And he| foals Me cud we HER, = dS sare 1 me 1h afer wy LITTLE family of song sparrows | flown away. | Bir, William 1Goat— | was scolding himselt! im not | $reoeive a silver gecy The te Kiub Korner t me 7 sometimes called y, which made! shar he wae sa: ‘and quicker | ‘ beg GOOD Goods COME \ D(iT MAKES ME Spt aout i om Ge em ue had come ie iota, ee provers him very angry—had tried to Ket] too my re} Meas nelug | gPin like the one here $s aac ‘have ng Biliee to, on people, They had not been IN-| thom to talk. ‘They had obirped and | the wisest bird—y: and cruel” | $shown, IN SMALL PACKAGES, |) ) sick To HEAR. foun, 0X4, psy | | SO DOES J} | wese be. . tnyselt tehing Kiddle Klub all sioces, | Vited to © .» nor had the farmer] qwitted, but Sir William had not} and he blinked ht swith rage! "9 POISON! f oar Uigouas tons TPL Ny, || drought them in hie big wagon—but} been able to undersgind a word of posal , 5 ~ ved, ‘They| What they thad sald, Mrs, Gray Do mean . rest naerenanneds July. dust the same tbey had arrived ey |had-gone off for a visit and there) $ HONOKA! Li MENT.ON—JUNE PICTURE CONTEST § fre oll marry and gay. rm always disappear ©} seomod to be no one Who Understood | * ann RAR AARNE rere ar aa her cal teeat time to go to sleep and none of the) what the song sparrows werg trying How Algot Haglund, aged thirteen, No, 1220 Forty-fifth Street, Brooklyn Nindien are faring Ne animals had been able to, see where! to tell them. Id like ¢ ind hi 4 Sureamiete ey woul, r y o say bh woul ike to spe js vacation, Faire toreven owt they slept, They were all so anx-| They were really trying to say how Aloft on the z sare singing : rT da| Worried they were, for they had itelow i uy"eparshrart the biie Veip'tr tuging; | fous to age them put thelr beads! round their nest was very near that WIM ING A Ae the ESSN Rh wader thelr wings, which they bad/of Mr. Owl-and they did not know | M ui 0 40 Reece aia ven pki heard was the way birds slept. No, where ey could go for eettty. 0 eee thene song sparrow came Just ut| they flew and their wings ity “i apna dereied te join ihe! meal tiie and ate bread crumbs!" ‘the animals had all gone to bed ie Mie roe 2 ‘eave th | grain, seeds, worms and fresh water, when they heard /frmniened Mttle+ ut like Little bende ed Show | voices and some cries, T au After they had finished a meal) vo Timing "ena adi “a 6 AY club | they Rivas sang @ little song, thelr eyea—and (here, fying to Sra moor, Mf Taha i a an aihtl Walon “was probably their manner | than Was the whole faunily of sparrow: nat is the trouble NO 88 Avenue D, New York of showing how much they appre- faked Mrs, Gray Dove, who had’ ars | ‘ | rived home just before bedtime, "I! | think I can understand the way you, ; . hl par talk.” Subject—"What Is Your Favorite Summer Game?" “Oh, Mr. Owl was going to pay a | visit to bur nest to-night and Kill us all or eat the eggs. Oh! Ob! 'P-rer-r We just woke up in time to see him coming, and we flew here, for he won't arayard on account of yore wit Bilt for pletures dr: be B'Ve, five one-doltar each for the members only. n to fifteen years ol "nan July 88, cand must tl yo write your na m yeu mamibersntp certificate, “Address T, Evening World, No. 63 Park Row, N. Y. = THE KIDDIE KLUB'S JULY PICTURE CONTE ® . said Yre Gray Dove bome in | & | HeveBi CH UNR BAER, Eevning Warts nee Bare Rew A @ iy. eottiys “You oan mak! your