The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 22

See a ee { ial COMIC PAGE Evening World Daily Magazine — — ““S'MATTER, POP?” ABOUT Unless Pop Is a Superman Willie Has the Advantage of Him, Too! ——— ¥ 3 Plays and} , si — Hy 2 ng | Hey! wars THe eee fee [rected TBE tin THE TACK oF TRoun uy WHat 17 15,50 He 4 : yers oumLe SCAN SEE IT too R ile et hill [Aye — — Se apa es By BIDE DUDLEY AM SOTHERN, English com S dian, is soon to be seen in aj} new character comedy entitled “Buch is Life,” written by Harold Owen, one of the authors of “Mr. Wu.” ‘rhe Messrs. Shubert will make the production. Ann Cleaver, a young Wnglish actress, has been engaged for the principal feminine role, Ferdinand Gottschalk has also Leen selected for @ part in the play. | GOUGET IN HIS OLD ROLE. M. Gouget, tbe orig.nal Baron in| fant Prodigur,’ bas arrived in New York from 1% cis under contract to Winthrop Ames andj Walter Knight and will assume that role in “Pierrot, the Prodigal,” as the pantomime is) called bere, next Monday evenlog at ihe Little Theatre. @ CAN YOU IMAGINE? ap a Sunraent 1014 Proms Punuamns Ce (HF Rrening Worlds } othing but the Truth at That! oe ag ( Sour MISTAKEN | MR, HASENPFEFFER J OH! OCCASIONALLY ! = Tie NEC UReTED. My YX WUZ PASSIN’ YY Houde a tf woz “THe MUSIC. LATELY ANT AM LAST EVENIN' AN’ GTooD fin getting up in their lines. | uite a pointed lecture they received The Miss Arthur began the rehearsal 5 Nt of @ love scone with Charles Ham- No XL AINT PLAYED ANY MEAN LAST CEVENIN mond and became #0 “fussed” INCE TH OLE Glee CLve" WETTIN CAUITE OUTA yt 4 . ~~ =n Ps aati «ote DAVE “TH oY “THING << GPRACTICe TS oO { Re pare De Eat 4 5 oh he MAN ” TUNING ? 1s from the x PLAY NOW 15 "GECOND a ( (STEAD OF GETTIN’ CUTA US ? Evenin: ts Bak Aalto acl B FIDDLE “AT Home # Do No Hearpt Sou PLAY MUCH NOWADAYS M65 CrooFUS ?_y— » PRACTICE “L THINK ‘You RE IMPROVIN' \F ANY iarreoue CAEN) 16 Poss BLe —n fi, oe ctahcenah ER \ Ar (a the Anna company was working away recently when @ song on the stage to play and tow DYe { mean, THAT “patriotic Shubert to put {t in the show. Georgia Drew Mendum heard the song through and firchly then did say: “Good heavens! We don't need to wave the flag to save this show.” Considerable of a nifty, fa it? BY WAY OF DIVERSION. He drops into a chair and growls; then takes the menu card. He's al- Ways tired and sour. His lot ts ways bard. He glances down the list of foods, a frown upon his face; then @ays they never have a thing to eat in tho bum place. He'll never come fn there again—at least, that's what he vows. The owner basn't more than half the brains the law allows. The walters are a careless lot who ought to be in jail. These knocks and others of their kind make up his mournful wall. At Jast he orders from the card and eats a hearty meal. At intervals he follows up his crabbed, * mournful spiel. And when he pays ‘his check and leaves he gives a final gneer while those nearby can hardly ! sae FLOOEY AND AXEL stow! stow! make ACTION | rc 1S UP WITH (T Now! CRON OLD tov keep from letting out a cheer, SOUSA HONORED, John Philip Sousa was peculiarly honored in Philadelphia one day re- cently. was permitted to pose for ® photograeh by the side of Little Harry Joline, announced by his rela- tlves as “the four-year-old marvel.” ‘Three typewritten pages, banded in by the proud father of Little Harry, tell how the boy has actually travelled all r America. It also describes how President Wilson once shook the hand of Little Harry. One paragraph espe- cially gives us a line om Little Harry's talents. It reads: “He is the youngest perfect photo- Graphic model, being before a camera @bout 200 times, using different ex- pressions and positions.” Sousa has been very proud ever ince he and Little Hank posed, ONE MAN'S COMMENT, —————— Sa Sab AS Dt Tach SOT RED. CORYMENL 1914 Frame Punaiering Co dh 1 Prening World) 8 that night. | “Under Sentence,” by Irvin Cobb and Always an enthustastle ad-) both a P| +) both sho wees an automobile and has a dozen time "The in have aendha bey wi} : ie Ss evirive i Aver thera nent Her iyrnee and wishes | Kn'acy Sect totale waa I 1e ub Korner CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCIIORER reer ue RKO 00 chanteur if ne vo gulded the w Stampede Riders will open at (ie | 6 Le! vA | Magne ‘coming ove of the theatre, “| ad’ she oon prevent at the the wicAteo livid banded LO le : ; 4 , “what ‘aia th Pay lg Mee auiter’ TOs ence Rae Have | . vr ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. yj 8 RAPP A AAPA PAPAL PPP APPAR PARRA PRD, asked. could almost hear he , “tal Qe peeres | [ k € d D b M , ’ 4 “Come on—tell me.” “Speaking, then, for Louise Foris-| Denies are on tour. Neither ta a stock | in th % neue ; tumn ' *Well,” said the chauffeur, “I heard |lund, and also for her little boy who Company. The one you mean is in| 1B Sn8 , . & man say nobody but ex-convicts}shares with you in the material tee i ‘ ;3 66 “Mitey?? SOUSINS y gould have written that play.” cess of the play, permit me to thaak <htrom—Don't know where Mae! Wonder Cit . : igreant ‘ : aie ey necarya. our voit | Standish is, | t test youl! 1180 to be an ex- FOR THE ABSENT ONE. i wey Maven Tho Rialto Theatre | # | load unselacn Loonie PWT Cad . C. Wadd 4 of t vere Hammerstein's Vic. : a s unselfi OUSIN ELBANOR. is serenade tea eee | cies nie ee |torla was. : By Mary Graham Bonner. | Sa itee from which Rachel Crothers made) tonne ech wim star, Is shortly | Coprvight. 12° by The Pow Pabiishing Co, : KEES Ded dene sg, Ade Lo appear in spoken drama, That’ ail FOOLISHMENT. | {rie |New York Evening World’) you surely will be tme } Written Miss Crothera as follows: | tell um atone nee Tebrementative, will) (Where ts Green An Aquarium Circus, i coustiy over the river" Ip | “I know that you must ‘be inun-| Ighton Hal gE Well.” sald” Bred. tiie tus “KY | +] ia whee a iver! a8 dated with congratuintions ever ute | og reunion Hate and Sheldon Law's Tee oats Meee ag tle | ICKY and Dot had arrived at FT AUHES, at weit’ 4M AUDIB jecensa of ‘Old Lady 31," but, as the| vaudeville met soon be sean tn a| | the Aquarium, a large build. . YO i Street, Southampton ary “ouegee Be ce, <8 EAar 81 Dut, aa th | yaudevitio fact under Alf, T. Wiltea's| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. te wit eee hn ine at y Street, Ansonit, | MOND BATH, wee ce and RAY. t : 0 of the . 6 Ghisinimcsar 4 . " axon Tam writing about | py.) 0 BATH, age ei hynd reas thine ven ® know a performance of “Fotos of | Amneyey NY font youre smoke,| water in which were fishes of all vuse there are ax of | Roads Abergavenny, They both be: OR ay" will be given at the Colum-| ‘Archle—My mamma doesn't iike|%Ft® and sizes. | win one family and. all | came [ake-Lelleve’ couring of ours thy and sincerity with which y clock election nlehe flection a | cigarettes, | “Do you see," said one of the PEC a Tiamat | nd they both write tee ye ent. Election re." Chimmy—Well, don't give her none,| keepers to Dicky, “that the fishes | them because they hin hale beieone being ene of um nat they ave transferred the story to t in all together and the numbers on| them showed that they walted one for the other until all had saved enough to join us. lors that not - »w sweet family feeling, unselfish- ss 1 consideration Vo wait! ONS AND ANSWERS. t twelve weeks —th writes: 1 rican coe (urns will be read from the stage at then are giving Are to-d Th ead from | 0 ying a circus to-day? They rere, a Sega manana AAPA PPP PPR PRP PPL OL IPRA ORDA PPD PRDPADRRANAAAAAAD ADO. haven't pu 4 hoards as rea i WHEN YOU WERE A BOY By Jack Callahan } [circus pte my Pett oes en REAR POLAR PPP ROD DDD DD PP IORDOR DDD DDD ppp pap ag - 4 splashipg enough for the past few THE TIME YOU Wow WAROLD EAT a oR | ree are SAS REMEMBERED ALL THE CAKE YOU (TS MAS oH! lagi ane! <araay thaviare. ready MOTHER SEAL GAVE vat 80 Am to come Into Tho) Next cunt’ t Die id MOM'S BIRTHDAY WANT AND You Boca ee I Sui ana Tee Weed ta tna’ incu |i onlldren.” Feu are tue wanders of Fag Baa jest muject J, Be SS) CAN ALSo STAY ONLY ONE. WE < | where there was a@ large moth seal, | Me age.” ue Tah M2108 jouwns to become @ member, AND THE REST W HOME FROM : HED A PRESENT he was the ring leader—just like the splashe - _ my drawhe before my ‘wed sod man he tall black oO and and ha ft unlene you will hav hed ‘svi FORGOT. egy (10 Horvow EHR ERR EP yixic pe top ree Se Rh tt le ae 9.—Can ms adonted trother ext « pli A.—-Certatilsy if he nerds tat hat Diag We (Can my slater and 1 join with the same child must have @ separate et la big whip. Instead of cracking a whip, mother seal Was splashing. “Splash, splash, » UP you go my beauties The in the next tank were on s the mother seal gave her | ignal to splash, off they dove into) " he tank, and when ( swam up again Ke mother seal was splasbing in & Way which meant, “A splendid trick, uy pin should get broken or k gould cf basa einer Sousenas — mane Rupa, ‘tod ag we «how to A WIFE'S wit, 66 TYE wot an awtuny witty wife,” boasts Solomon Beach, “1 get most of my good stuff trom Pee | { How to Join the Klub ; : her, to ¢ you the truth t n Some. Imes, though, her wit ts a bit too sharp for comfort. Now, the oth I came home feeling sort a% nad & Corn that wag ral, thunder with me, and I wasn't oe best of humor. Well, I came ilmping And in the next turtles. They wer having school. ‘They their lessons, which, instead o mh af whi », YOUR AGE | age. pitt! ing out of books, they were pra " R up the walk, and my | Every wember® te °preseited with ing. For their school was the c TNE TURTLES WERE HAVING SCHOOL, , ve atd BY Wife stoog Aub” pin thd melubersluy. | Lae The idea f y the door, ¢ da ’ rein certificate, |xchool and they were doing many ne idea for today's story was Dicky and Dot might see in a big vor eveluk me suspiciously, In Cc | wonderful tricks—Jjumping and snap. Contributed by DORUTHY DORR, city. at makes you walk go f " PIN COUPON Ping~all quite pleasantly and cheops thirteen, Spring Valley, N. ¥._ Write only on one side of the paper, she sald Moby Evening World will pay ¢ Put your name, age, address and “Corn!" T snappe, ‘d, grouchily, } turning away, by EVENING WORLD 3, 1 Th fully So Dicky and Dot spent the SAC |; DOLLAR EFACH for accepted id membership ce: ea 7 LVENING WORK , membership certificate number at the | «ope gfrergoon syratehine the Hrleka of the for these Wonder City, Storles fon | top of your first page, Mall to Won. | she sai r ec Niddie Klub members.| der Story Editor, Evening World, No,! thought mayb ”, ful city aquarium! Suggest only REAL “wondera” which 63 Park Row, New York Clty.’ )” land Plain Dealer, "8" "8°!" Clever: