The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1916, Page 16

-_ rs ; AbULT Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY “'S'MATTER, POP?” ! AVE 6 HRART. © fee we : Geni comedy, the & i. whi te ty Gey & fg ee iyrice by FG Wetehoure nt ae the music by Jerome Kern, te te he 4 Pretucet the fell by Kew & Kran ott. Mesere, Bolten ant Be iniy tumponsibie for the ore “Very Goot Mati and “N 7 while Mr Wotehouse le well Bogiend os + lyric writer country a2 @ comiriny ee 08 OU 06 other nove for thts yieoe aq in g E ; | 2 s < 4 ° > Aih & Maney MET Hin a | “) war eet! Dawedonwr 1 ‘houlnt “You omeD “Aces ede WT THT one Greet very Peo Lohan “He —" FLOOEY AND AXEL LGTEN FLOORY, You Gat TS " ET DAS BNET CUTA D896 8047 CON SHOOT Hin! ; 3 ‘ll aay. He's gentile, he's he'e true. Along comes a to as May and maybe two-that emiling at Jennie or be “Robinson Crusve Jr.” with Al Jolson, It will open in Atlantic City in three, weeks, In October “The ‘Passing Bhow of 1916," His real name is Mets No f] Jerome and Walter Hgsoaberes ba relation to Harry. Moquired the lease on Miner's Avenue @ motion picture policy there. regret that I cannot give a prize to every aingle one of the competitors. They have all dune sv well. th tre and will inaugurate | They now at the | Winter Garden, will go ( a on the road, This ia the third of the Kiddie Klub Woat One Hundred and’ Wiateenth ery $5em, fel shew i ge late the drawing contests and my little cou- anure,” now ip moni * ry npro’ 1 TO FILM MANN PLAY, Chicago. MPU uP agi down toa ie M™' — | show, both in drawing and in {deas | Lew Fields's sogagement in “Btep ‘This Way” at the Astor le nearing ite ond. ore he ov on the road Mr. Fielde will act in Louls Mann's old “Tre Man Who Stood Still” for on film concern, Harry will his support. THOSE GIRLS 1 am more than pleased with you and expect that August's contest drawings will surpass all others. It has such a pretty subject: Would You Pian a Kiddie Kiub House Garden?" ° FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. HE JOINED IN. M Ibert has @ leading role in the Bessie Mack of the Shubert press department ts a Now York girl, born and brought up he Seldom has whe been to the cou At present the king’s eee You aee, the pic box ts back tn its regular corner, and in it there is printed the prige-winning pleture of Class A. It is by @ lite boy only yours old, I think it a very d drawing, and hide-and-seek ls ot game, tool | name is JOHN owt 162 Patth THAT'S ALL THEY ENER THINK OF CLOTHES | AN! \F THE CREDIT HOUSES WENT OUT OF BUSINESS, GOOONESS KNOWS WHAT THEY'D ws YOU ALWAYS WEAR. THE LATEST STYLES GERNE, Do You KNOW SOMEONE You NOTICE How! | SHE KEEPS HER HAT ON. WE KNOW SHE HAS 'T, WITHOUT GELIEVE ME 1 Oon'T KNow How SHE DOES IT, young artist’ and he » in Brooklyn, * are: age nine, Hrooklyn, age eleven, ‘d, Bronx, WALSH, age twelve, enue, City ROHRBACK, age rton Avenue, Has- | —— HENRY GE! 1 DON'T THINK, WT Oakland MUCH OF THAT, IT'S Too “OLDISH” LooKin' AN' IT'S SO BXPENSiVI To MAKE uP. - NEL 1018 ONLY CHANCE |) PAELL EVER. ANNE JOORER HAS A DRESS UST LIKE THAT. THE MATERIAL COSTS 4 DOLLAR ENGHTY "A YARD MY UNCLE WORKS FOR THE SWELLEST HOUSE IN TowN, tng Those receiving honorable mention | r } cenemete 4 Pome Ftnm vrle Veen A FELL Qe VenAen “WO Vira Ane Gane A Wor A FLAT won a wetrte vette wer “Sworn 1 or wr HAM CALLS HIM Hae WATAED "AN Goyer rr ("Bump Ruby 7 Taking Bandit to Camp—as Seen and Described by an Aeroplane nor" 7 * FLOOEY DROPS LANDSCAPE IN FRONT OF CAVE Kiddie “Roscoe and ‘Arthur’ wots an ur were friende—so close that Arthu: fained an impression that he was ‘o TK AXEL ARRIVES HERE. ‘Then alon ama Mine and nn A 2 EIGHT BCHES “ . jo Ar- EAD thur wasn't looking, and Max a A OF BANDIT! data to ise the Roscoe u Film Company. At least i that's Broadway saya, and eel- aossip, Mies Mack is on @ farm up-State en-| * i dom ie the great white streak wrong.| B.C, Whitney of Detrott ie vielting | Joying @ vacation, To a girl friend, ‘Well, to make a long Broadway. who called her on the telephone, Miss Fa ET oy EAT i feresting, Arthur revised 0 : with ew | Mack told of @ strange experience. THE EVENING WORLD'S Met and he and Maz race la Rus, some ni Wife showed me her Patan A penny os & cou songs, will be at the New Brighton | wicceng to-day,” eald Miss Mack. * Ing has the idea that some-| next wee “She clapped her hands and « 4 i y by Lorit & brace of east side Ae Old Bucothenrt of Mine 6 chickens came running to her.” « A huge beat him Arthur ‘ehe lay on the jey poem, a om J ‘ = 1 uv ” i Garon OO Pes ried oat im atese at Akroe, | event * Fou Got asked her COUSIN ELEANOR'S - i “Any matters J Dave that involve | this week. “Oh, I applauded too,” replied Miss “KLUB KOLUMN." Par, Hart,’ he said yesterday, “will — Mack. * » oie th taken to Mr. Hart by me.” | FOUR WINTER GARDEN SHOWS. | , Talk about y 4! | By the middie of Ootober the Win- @NOWERS TO INQUIRIES. FAR KIDDIE COUSINS: I bave| e7sne eran, Une of lover-dovere| tor Garden will have three companies | wm, 'M. #.—Hcott! Ie an Italian. Just finished looking at your u — on tour and a fourth playing in New| @x{warde—Flo Irwin was Mra. pretty drawings of “Your F a | MINER'S CHANGES MANAGERS. | York. Tho frat to begin its tour will|Grady, Gus Hill was once a club| vorite Summer Game" and I only| te ; { SLEEPYLAND sTORI cure, WYP Wet Timmy Was Impatient and Went Away; So the King Caught the Big Fish, i MY ran down the lane one day and all across the pasture and over the bridge that Harlan built, He did not stop until he hac #°) run down to the biggest and oldes nr day, the’ written above. ner in in which they are COUSIN ELEANOR THE KIDDIE Subject The Evenin, month by t KLUB's World will IDDIE KLU a ber five, five one | Ko fifteen, | ; | pine tree in the middle of Sleepylané ‘orest, There he found the King of {the Woods smiling at him. “You are getting big and strong now,” said the King, “You could not un as far as that last year,” “Thank you, King,” sald Timbo | "Next year I hope to be as bis @ Daddy, and able to swim and row a| 4 ‘boat and ride @ horse and--oh, every thing!" - TE IU ee I EE VGUST PICTURE CONTEST. Your Idea of a Kiddie Klub Flower Garden, dollar awards for pictures drawn thi One dollar each for the best pic id, ol 30, the 8 leture must write your name. ad- nd your membership certificate number, Address KIDDIE KLUB CONTEST, Evening World, NO 63 Park Row, York City, 84. v Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Wednesday. August 2. Uncle Si Has Lived Long, but Still Has Much to Learn! Then, maecy D WHAT wim eT THO | ° oY Beng we AN HoT WY Crt bem Goop 18 te weer’ ” rae AY % AXEL ENTERING THE ‘) * BIO GRANDE 7, Ml <———— AGAIN ENTERS K hacer MY VERY BRIGHT? ni) Ate Fe anor ied By AXEL alre ») ) Gome Foucd Cancr “WARKe em WIN Sen} Bot Danconr TC CAN ¢ J % Nae AXEL MEETS RELATE OF B y RASOTT APPEARED TO BE STANDING STILL. ea ING <—— Shows ane ATE EN OMEN AXEL PASSEDIM U.S. CAMP NICES'T SPOT r IN WESTERN HEMISPHERE **RIOGRANDE® — & - > = SWIMS VIGOROUSLY = AGAINST CURRENT UNDER WATER *98:0 @S Ye. BTCC. 1916, treme Putting Co. (NY. Wrente) Klub Korner “You'd better not .e in too much of # hurry,” the King advised Timbo, “It takes time to grow. How would you like to go fishing with me | "Oh-h-h-h! fine, thank you, King!” Timmy answered, So the K |from behind 4 carried fishing rods and 4 hooks and ball, Boon th Tim i ut he did Afier that and caught » King, lve im very mueh | and tishi I've fished and J can't T think IN gc tbox, if y awhile,” Vee In toc hin bo 4 up his advised a burr: Luan ks. litel | Ben shouting ” ‘ back just in time to see the King | haul out a fine, big fish, | “Now you see it is worth while to be patient,” said the King. tus ish Was waiting ull the time to be caught. to-day, so you may take the fish home home, her best sauce, and Tim ate it and made up his mind that he would al- waya be patient after this, CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCHORER HOW KIDDIE TO BECOME A KLUB MEMBER PIN COUPON EVENING WCRLD “KIDDIE KLUB” AVE six pin coupons like the one above, printed in the Kiddie Klub Korner Mondays, Wednes- days and Vridays, The numbers may start with any number, you have six coupons, numbered in rotation like 41——42—43—44—41 send them to the Kiddie Klub, Eves ning World, No, 63 Park Row, New York City, with a note in which you must state— : YOUR NAME, YOUR AGE, YOUR ADDRESS, You must be careful to three things, as no appli be CONSIDERED unless thi mation is complete. p If your note and coupons meet ; above conditions, upon receipt | them we will mail you your pin and ¥ ~~ + a certificate of membership, Age lime By Uncle Bill }, 't ftteen years. * Every kiddie who yoins the kiub will receive a silver gray yin like the one here hown, You have been a good boy unne So Tim took the fish and Josephine baked it with ” AWARD WINNERS—JULY PiCiURE CONTEST The to “Tigat Street, Brows. / ‘9 summer game of JOHN SISTO, aged seven, of No, 152 Fifth