The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1916, Page 12

noon POP?” "MA TTER, ABOUT Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY “PEOPLE wat Go To Coney Jétan Ade dah JO) bam tS | | HN CORT has taken a five- the Duquesne | and an-| v, 18, he will present first class attractions there at ‘dollar prices. This move) places Mr. Cort, so far as Pittsburgh | te eoncerned, in direct opposition to! beth the Kiaw @ Erlanger and Shu- bart booking interests, In a measure, however, he will make the Duquesne & producing house where he will try out plays intended for Hroadw opening attraction under the new ar angement will be “Mar George D. Parker's new which Kathleen McDonnel is prom|- nently cast. BY WAY OF bi DIVERSION. (Ceemre race] Fvening World Daily Magazine By ron M. Payne How Easily Are. the Most Profound Convictions Overthrown! ONS, SHE ONLY AAG ia ob eat abd e what Witt FEW EXCEPT TT WiLL RE UNDERSTOOD THiS 1) MERELY 4 Conicrpmn: I want to hear the roostér crow| outside my door again. 1 want to} bear the porker grunt and one | ig his pen. I want to hear oid the cow, give out her plaintive.“ HENRY HAS 00." we we, farm again; ae ncn. tnd, r life 1 want to hear my er say, “Get up, you lazy! Ves ATS wor bay Ag half-past five; you're due | I sap -Trve wo member you're no king.” I want that old melodeon to peal Gor re Pan, forth dy while mother wart TH LICK “Nellie Gray” a little off the k ou" WeSMeLUAcHEET | to fall asloep again at # Paid when darkness settled farm just like a coverlid. I want to It von clty Mfe—I want to like the I want to see the home place, tT ean, *” what's the use? ANOTHER “WATCH YOUR STEP.” Forrester, Plohn & Mittenthal aro to send a second “Watch Your Step” company on tour next week. It will open Monday at Port Jervis, N. Y In the cast ure Hannah Leach, Mazel | e, Margie Demerest, Anabel Mon. | Ressey, Olin Howland, Harry Beatry, William Cameron, Goff Philips, Ar- | thur Sherman anc n Day. @ chorus of thirty~ J.D is musical director. HE DIDA'T DARE TO. Will Archie, the condensed come- dian of “Go To It," had a seat in a| gubway train last night w! 4 young woman boarded the car and stood up in front of him We was on his feet) FLOOEY AXEL AND RTS AT 2 ——a, coor were } (Sort L Weil X MADE A + F Dna oe \ Now “ALWAYS HEN” VERY, Speecn’ ar TH Ye Gone - WOT FURTHER mS } ¢ BIG PaLrricAL RALLY LAST NIGHT AN \ Y PAPER DIDNT PRINT A DAWGONE ) LINE OF als jai ‘HouGuir Your f \__ FRIENDLY? PRooF De PareR WuZ FRE! piso And Axel Simply Couldn't Stand it! jn_an instant. . “Take my seat, Miss." he sai _ vA — - — ee ann ung. woman pat down and| ee / ot c ' Sa cat ‘Suk & —— tanice little boy you are,| | -— W. y'BIG FAT CHEESE! Y SHRM When's soo sit on tay lap | ALL YoU HAVE TO DO'S mn 6, V4 AMERA ' J ores" we 2 SAP Le yeu tl « \ I come from,” saldvavill| 1 Sune DLE To BF INTO THE SCENE AN' SHAKE 3 ALL RIGHT COME IN FLOOEY SOUNDS LIKE ati acne Lota 2 SURE HE BANE. | Pith g erin, “the lady aits on the! | ia SEN wor NYA VOUIR Fist AT AXEL SEE? PEP Now- YOU'RE MAD ALLOVER Y'MEANT ITH = 'DIOT "+ YQUINCE FAs lace MEAN ITH art he, sought the other end ot} WANT ME TO DO AND (same ANGER AND SCORN AND \ LOTS OF SNAP OLE MAN! A = et SEY, Ares eyed eee { SS e car. eT on oe ONE DOME FA a es wae o. WELL. Say ANYTHING "THINK OF ra bist eg AccoADING TO 8. Brown. | |\_SAY } The atrete kar are a thing that sr ——.. %G ’ @on't come when you want it and| ¢ = ~ ‘> fore by you when fi duz come. It are} cee Pw owned by severil millyonaires and ™ Nee as will runn ovir yer dogs. Htrete kara a f i runns on tracks and wimen gets off, 7 m , ta them backwards and lites on thayre Se = heds. Bach atrete kar has a cog. | ~ -—— WV doektor who kollects the fares and| a, ringd up aum of them on a kiocx| ja that don't keep tyme. The fares he don't ring up he saives and a farm he| gets fyred. Women on strete kare lke they wanted to pay other wimen's fares when ti om't no moar than I like to put dimen in e church kollection box ins ye ea ttons, When you want to get oif ©O.-€2 trete Kar you waive yer hand at Ni the corndocktor and he will stopp the he Kar severll blox past yer atrete i Don't nevir talk to the moterman baal ULL, oa DO yoni He are grouchy because be don't "get bd 1 otto d Be chance to earn one of th Laat = = Bol. Brown. senerinresiaanl n Will play at the Palace row, awoke and sang out, | 6 oo EPR kK, Was acted for 200 nights Sores TABBY 18 DEAD. n'y Bourehier : : - : Dulole He Lester, a chorus airt in al whith wil te Midegmidtat gh SENS THE EVENING WORLD Kidd Klub K . “ONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCllIOnE edule Be Lester, 4 chorus girl in al which wil'beIntergaiged tn th 1 1 1e ub orner CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCHORER ty to way her pet cat im dead and tu| Syracuse Monday. ate y enclose a little original rhyme about| Irving J wis is to deliver an ad é rt Seid feline. The death of the cat is! drexs at the Century Theatre Sunda |? ® q } gad, of course, but not nearly 80 muc hy Nov. 26, on the subject of “Music | FOX To | Di x . 7 , r ” 4 7 Uplifting Agent.” «Mr. Lawis on OPEN NEW HOUSE. | , . - . ‘ ‘@ Aas sea AEE AE ieee ROR sb Patol recran new nous /f Dicky and: Dot | Cousin Eleanor’s ‘Klub Kolumn oe ae xt Title am ville (Oh ‘ v 9 } op eh ak eis Yan ie | who was and Park | in the | ‘ : is ° mabe er ne Mets “tay foot, | has cont W. | EAR KIDDIES: 1] {,know tut a q nh ets ad ek Ga itor tains,” | N ‘ 2 like the idea of a | ites kid fi es Sata onder-City’” } ope caer Paro 4 | ‘ enn yn Saturday, because it Fi j IT WOKE HER UP. ree By Mary Gral B | acagtravac collaas al ' The Sargent Dramatic School put FOOLISHMENT. A ary Graham Bonner. “Kiub Pin.” You all have moro Ume x et , " ‘a Nm DIAy called (ihe Mpeiince! At A younemar of ten, Willie Stary, Covyright, 1916, by The Prem Publishing Co, to read the Klub Korner. y ‘ Be Garaegia, Lyosum WWeduesday| “ifstuhe iar etelen {Me New York Freuing World, And 0 I as my head to think of |]. iH tage te 5: Dave Eisman, our Bridgeport poot-| himself and, as omary in such | : \66 KE you catching any fish?! it to be the thing that would interest Ja» > i ‘Patino, seh come to New York to en-| ¢ ine tkitit «neat at| FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, | asked Symes pee a you more than anything else, and after |" vaud « *holl, The doctor, tol me ast je ~ 0 D jecidec ne t fs Louis B. Foley has been added to peat et that HH 1 “aia we sinc ut « Who, was sitting fabing # wood) hard Jong thinks 1 deciied that list : Peal ae ous Uso! play.) [Goaab: ' tes ny would become | t4FouRh a hole tn the tce nothing could make be ther reading or * ris.” J ’ 5 ene ) ‘ t »ve more Interesting than your o 4 “The Interview,” which W. H. ein who. Mad teealbaser Abe aince (hie TAvalla=wall |v eky snd Dot were ih the Watugal provnt, clever poems and stories, 80 |) 4 . sibel ve balled HAP in Ae © c Wy didn't you stop? | History Museum, one of the city's here you are, my lite members, The Just tak § - m4 | wond Jers, and they both had been vis-| rest of my faub Koluma ret Aa ’ i By Jack Callahan i No rings and queer Jewelry—the In- The “Kiddte Klub.” 3 ; s and to And still more ro" ‘ ra the little model villages Rid We Lib Wh am exottt HAPPY LITTLE GIRLS ARE WE = i camPe AnG NUE lg Wand aaah A mr TRA LA TRA LA LA ner hence tite dan Payee rere & LIKE THE BIRDIES IN THE TREE, NOSTAL RAR ann! > althing mala Dicky: ae ‘y over a fire, Are you quite warm no Penh C ly deaf,” No i IN THIS LAND OF LIBERTY — caked, D OE eA BT ey ale ig ‘The Wie ing there ever since ghe had beon| "That's true,” agreed Dicky. “Well, | TRA LA LA LA LAH in “the toon, “and eDthought that {Tl speak lou And he again | mana te Girl fn oP tome fi urely by this time he must be thor. /asked the man who was fishing if| She tnd folned th ly toasted, He did hot answer jhe had caught any fish, He shrteked co" patent Aalg, e, y Aren't. they rude? id Dicky, {tt in his ear, so that several people | hea rr Woe can’t under mal talk op! turned, looked and smiled. rey 78, fish talk, but at ey try to tal Phen Dot sald ‘in a very loud | a: Rte fa us what they mean, and we ean under. voice to the other Eskimo, #Aren't | Nerrte ‘ait Repth ped ty beg BL, | np vat ol FRO AND SCOWL t ways. Hut those qucer men, wll still they paid no attention, | “1hoy ‘ . up in funny clothes—they are aye the rudest creatures I've ever | The Morning Song, | HAROLD. YOU evtainly very rid is geen, 1] think I will look at the end | ) | ARE SUPPOSED bead Maybe they're asleep,” suggested of his hook, down under the tca and To SING Do! Sas al soe if he has o htt | They have thelr eyes wide open,”:; “And IL will f ther man's 3 hands to see if they are not piping oennnnnnwrnnrrrrrernens sg, hot,'” sald Dot, “It's imitatién Haid Dicky H Mow to Join the Klub Bane d the man Bl A Smile, at goes the fe worth vile” DP mora, ‘The thing t ia quite the queer Ty making ot amile, wee th owt, ODT West Portion “AREN'T YOU WARM YE?" DOT ASKED THE ESKIMO. —_—_-_-—_.-—— DOLLAR BACH for pted Adeas Write only « side of the paper, | fi PIN COUPON | mer The f story was for these Wonder Cit ries con-|Put your na e, address and “my Dotlte Altes.” “ contributed by KANDEL, tributed by Kiddie ks \n ‘ ate nuinber att ne fear EVENING WORLD | 8 j aged twelve, No, fast’ Eighty: SuKest only REAL “w t t firs page. Mail to Won fet one dollar. K 2 KLUB" | * |i second Str ky and Dot might see in the big |der Story Editor, Evening World, No ae Oe Tho Evening World will pay ONE city, los vark Row, New York City, | ert P ¢ ‘ wad \ .