The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 28

ABOUT . Players By BIDE DUDLEY — wend three or four mont rere. che theatres in my count ousiness droppéd #0 thort pime it pici shing.” DOES THE RIGHT THING. , Steffa Piaskovietzka, premiere bal- arino with Paviowa at the Hippo- Arome, has decided change her ame to Mile, Ste verybody w nd ailing her “Say! phe didn't ake it COHAN IN FILM8, ‘The lure of bake bay last it George M. Cohan. @ popu- | pees + produc actor - dancer uaa succumbed and is to act for Mr. Cohan will not only ap for the screen. Tt has taken Mr, Cohan a long e to make up his mind to act be- a the camera. A couple of years Yastic screen magnate, who him a fabulous offer for apa picture player. It was refus Gese is just in its infancy.” 4V' wait till it grows up. Golng in for picture actin rhe floor, hod with sco dhe took @ oeat there on the He wan emg SRT the folks ened wee Regine That che es toring sek at Deart "most enrone ster ‘maw the baby's plight and, ae elt oHnORUS, Oh, father, see the baby, dear; chefs omated om And thom the way dv'e yelling, 1 cnet toe be ‘day will dawn, Pop, after while, | ow Baar nds tae ‘e iack, SOME ADMIRATION, THIS! ) Geo W. Gage has written an acrostis. concernin Dorothy Jardon which ts so Some vd Sat eos \ think P) jooner, our aibey oav Rtreet poet, had Ninety-seventh penne it, Here it is: 4 JEROME US ONE. for LE Sans te Se ee woap \ which dries and ages the skin; robs the skin of i couraging wrink! ) fected a new clear D that you use with w face cloth. It nour Plays and || R. KARL MANTZIUS, Director General of the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, is in New York, becompinied by his wife. They are to sin Amer- e8, during which time they will tour the country from coast to coaat. Or, Mantsius says that American gays are proving very popular in Denmark and hints that he may ac- fuire foreign producing rights cover- ‘ME some New York successes while “I am on a pleasure trip princi. Dally,” he said jast night, “but I wouldn't mind taking some American sheatrica! material back to Copenha- gen with me,gThe war has not hurt . At first | what, but in a up and now he thtatres of Denmark are flour- | nH picture camera in his own coe reloseiin through the Arteraft ures Corporation, which distrib. the Mary Pickford films, All ches aes he fact that a story to effect was strenuously dented at ie Cohan & Harris office three da; in bis own plays, already established Aage successes, but will write plays vag approached by an enthu- he was app “Now is the time for you to vt 19," athe magnate. “The film busl- “All right.” replied Mr, Coaan, Thus it would appear that Mr. Co- han thinks tho ‘ilm busiress has at- tained its majority, Anyway, bo's OUR OWN POPULAR 8ONGB. 5 three, Be ee See TS aN hee ee One Monlay"inorn she bitched sores the Watson of which, when translated, that Mr. Gage thinks Miss te some pumpking and a of cantaloupes as @ vaudevill From Jerome Hi. Eddy, the kid oon. comes story about O'Hara, the Irish singing come-~ ‘This te the way Fiske tells it, Jerome: Rs Mr, Giitetock had an architect up plans for # house, When he Giltstock became Pre TLook here!" he aid, ‘you've made Maay women-look years too old be-/the Colonial next week. cause they wash their faces with All soaps contain caustic, | announcement it|"Buch Is Li natufal oils, en-|York Nov, 21, The theatre isn't “erow's feet” and! tallowness. A specialist: has pers tion ‘’S'MATTER, POP?” | I Gee Y'HAD COMPANY “THIS AVIERNOON -X DES MEX’ MRG, Cook ud CoMIN' OUTY Evening World Daily Magazine T3Y GOLLIES THe Omy KIND OF CANDY I've GOT (8 PEPPER MINT AT KIND OF CANDY YA YIN YA WOULD Lite To HAve ral AN CT WUZ A RELIEF WW See Wer Got OH! “THAT WoMAN es GET ON MY —=_—— Nes way & wou DYING “To TELL HER 4 08 PROUT “TH SCANDALOUS AW! Because ¢ SUCH A GORAIPIN' OLE DAWGONIT=7 ALWAYS < KNOCKIN’ Y' FRIENDS — NON WHY DONT Y'LIKE * (ARS. GooFUs "TELL BuT TH HuZZY NEVER , Gave ME A CHANCE Civende wire! Shs Does HH? WELL “X Doni BLAME You “To DISUKE HER S IN EDGE Wise | AY SHOULD VoRRY! AY Gor BONGED UP DOIN’ DAS Bum Comedy AN ET AIN'T MY FAULT AY AIN'T ABLE To RUN I! NIX! nowean ay VORK_IN DAS Film if Ay CAN'T RUN? VAIT TILL MY Foot BANE VELL, AN’ AY BANE ACT Again! on AXEL! DORGTHY WANTS LISTEN TD ME VA ON THE try, when I don't pant. an! I'll be blamed if I'm going jto let you put in drawing room when I can hardly draw a straight Mne” Any mention you may be pleased to make of the inclosed story Will be greatly appreciated by Jerome H. Eddy." E ao H, Rapley, ager of the Na- Theatre, Washington, is in town, wy Mime, Gabrielle Perrier will recite | Magseliaise” during the per formance of “Pierrot the Prodigal” at the Booth to-morrow night. Florence Malone has been engaged by Richard Walton Tully for an tm- portant role in the new Guy Bates Post play, “The Masquerader.” Junio MgCree has issued a booklet containing ‘twelve of his honky-tonk letters written by “A Piffawmer,” F. Ray Comstock and William Elilott announce that a special com- pany ts to present “Go To It" on tour, An optimistic duo, eh? William Collier ts directing the | producing of "Girls Will Be Gina” for the Shubert interests. How times have changed! Willlam Gaxton h nold Daly in 8. J let, “Kisses,” Th From the Shubert offices comes the at Sam Sothern, tn will open in New named, | Willard Mack has written a farce for vaudeville called “ |Maybe!” and tt will > | William Gibson and Texas Guinan, layed by f h rans-/ It concerns @ temperamental auto- _ img and is an astri for) mobii $) wrinkles, “rrow's feet nlarged | Olive Windham ie Mt in called ¢ La-| deville in omplexion in pores. may). Hi keep. the feet conditic UNITE . 2 Gouverneur Lang | Ruth ¢ inaintaining a skin of |is the p Velvety texture, fresh, clear and youth fal, This beauty treatment is ideal for an execllent shin food ome | pty Sle very tice t pend FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “What are the three best ways to ladelphia, whic? Kir mn fron nod May ! all the way Kingston thovght they might have 1 sign read, * Philadeiphi » FOOLISHMENT, rtrude Kingston in 8, 3. Op’ coining read a story? Somebody Is Always Glad to Own One! Copy right, 1916, by The Pre Publ ‘The road to Kommute Termce o «/tib)—-Look a little cheerful, Milton, and enjoy the air wonderful autumn air. read the other day that more If our ills came from not Breathe decp, like I'm do- Pop (ungailantly)—You're giving a at imitation of @ steam callio: at kind of stuff doesn't do you a d-you'll burat a*blood vessel first Can't you just be one, a WITH HIS TRUSTY CIGARETTE LGHTE! HE FEARLESSLY HOLDS THE ARMED AND DESPERATE BANDITS AT BAY- HOW NONCHALANTLY. H DOWN THE VILLIAN “1 3 MILES PER HOUR WITHOUT. SHIFTING GEARS - quiet and peaceful? supposed to be a day of calm and re- pose, and I bet I work harder on Sun- jay than any day of the week. does one always have to go to the suburbs to dinner on Sunday? Because ‘t's the only man can spare jay that a bus Why go at all? elf? I think it ys to ask us out They've got a beautiful, little house set right on the side of a hill and everything. And you speak they've got afl the venlences that We have in the plus the beautiful alr and WHEN HE PAWNS HIS wer PAY THE SCRUBWOMAN'S THERE \SN'T A DRY EYE IN THE HOUSE-|HONORE THE HAUGHTY HEIRESS. T WATCH To |AS PENNILESS PERCY HIS“DVE MAKING i“ ¥ A DRESS SUIT NO LANDLORD |MELTS EVEN ME HARVEVIZED HEART oF | BCURED INTO A DRESS SUIT BELTED EARL EVER LOOKED SO’ DISTINGUISHED - couted paper real estate a Can't you stick to a ‘i -You can't stop K and will be atl ttle of Jucob Kings- | right hand, as porch waving: at use 4, she | | DANCING the | I don't know what's it while you're here, r they're entertaining us! | G. (hopping down the front —Oh, you dears! to welcome you to our little home We're just going to show you people what you're missing up the way you do, Prove to you that we hav: at our right hand, ag it wi rey IRERS A MOUNTAIN LOOK FOC remem rs MMe) Wet I SWAN! YA HAPPENED To CHoosey THA ig Kind I ood fut Pop’s Mutual Motor. By Alma Woodward. ing Co. (Tue New York Prentug World), Ma (nudging Pop in the immediate You're goin, enjoy yourself, (cordially)—Hop out, folks. (plac detaining hand his arm) Harold, don't you remember what we were going to r Mitt to do for us—the little ng nonchalantly)— Mitt. You see, the when’ the t, so we going to tell oS a very to his store ave the car, Mr Oh, yew, that wife was o butcher br haven't got it i us where he lives obliging man and } with us, as long as and get the meat ? Pop (with @ murderous grimace)— I see. G, (sweetly)—And the cream, Harold, You know, the dessert. Mr. G. (with elaborate calm)—And, as long as we have the car, we might as well bring the tce cream up. We're giving the children who live on the hill_w ttle party this afternoon in your honor, and our confectioner ls a man to be pitied, poor fellow, He suffers from lapse of memory. It's only a gallon tub. It'll tit in the tonneau all right. And ts there any- thing else, dear, a3 long as we're there? Mrs. G. (thinking hard)—Nothing cept call for the woman who's going wash up the dinner things, as long you have the car. (Turning to Into the house.) Now, I'll show y Mrs. Mitt, that we have ¥ everything at our right OM i Broadway. Cor, 163t St, AFTERNOONS— NIGHTS Two to Six Eight to Midaigy | CABARET ORCHESTRA 100--INSTRUGTORS--{00 Admission, 25¢, Includes 3 Danzas i TERE gerne