The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1916, Page 28

® ABOUT Plays and Players E 2 i Pe i! i “CWEETHEARTS” CAST, 2. ia wn Nov. 3%, Others in Gast are Eva Olivotti, Ada Stir- Leo Stark, Alfred erry Horace iam , Roscoe Saunders, Florence SHER LOVELY? of the Bronx Opera written a nice poem for ing it one might suspect an usher or bas been one. you think, Friend Reader? fre! is > FOUR IN ONE WEEK, | ‘Within a week of Thanksgiving Day the Messrs. Shubert wil! produce four new shows in New York, rather Held ta "Fellow ‘Me:" “Tor ‘soldier Boy,” with Clifton Crawford, John Charles Thomas and Margaret Ro- maine; “Girls Will be Girls,” and Sam Sothern in “Such Is Life.” BY WAY OF DIVERSION. ‘When I start at poker I alwaya in- tend to be very careful and thus, In the end, come out a good winner. Tl take no risks. There's no use, I argue, in wasting the disks. I open no pots on two jacks or two queens. T ante away till I've lost, aay, two beans, and then I forget my resolve and I play somewhat like a sailor} who's just got hia pay. I stay on| two deuces or maybe an ace, I bluff them on nothing and in ev'ry caso I'm called and my pile starts to melt! as woul@/snow, and when the game's over I've lost all my dough. What ta} it L lack tn a case of this kind? What makes me go crazy and then “go it blind?" Perhaps it's my will that needs fixing a bit—-that cracks as the minutes, as one night say, flit. There's something dead wrong; | am certain of that. There's something needs ‘This is John Philip Sousa’s sixty-| second birthday and the March jan't going to be permitted to look it. During the performan, “Hip, Hip, Hooray,” in Philadelphia to-night, Mr, Sousa will be given two loving cups and @ bust of himself. One of the cups will come from the Boy Beouts of Atnerica, after which or-| Ranization he has named his latest march, The other will be given him by the directors of the Metropolitan Opera House Company of Philadel- | hia, The bust will be from the mem-| of the travelling Hippodrome! company, but will be presented by mone other than little Daisy Diamond, the pride of “Hip, Hip, Hooray.” . Gossip. . Walter Van Brunt, who sings tn! honographs, i# considering an offer tackle vaudeville Margaret Brainard, who has heen {i!, will return to the cast of “Nothing But the Truth” to-night ‘The Misses Campbell, the Southern singers, were guest honor at the Club's dinner at the Hotel lajestic Saturday night While the Lents Bott" ‘Trimplett” will be played Walker's Portmanteau actors a: the <ninth Street Theatre Saturday Hiday mornings for children ing early in December. LIFE IN GREENPOINT. Tom Powers, you lucky skate you who was the beauty with you st the dance, blame you!—Greenpoint Home News. ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. t—Mae Standieh is at No. 611 ‘West One Hundred and Thirty-» (New York. A. Mason—Pat Rooney had J @ Gaughters, Kate, Rowe and ; @o the vaudeville booking gf Walton—Moyor Cohen, care Von Tizer Music Company ‘Béviee you about songs. FOOLISHMENT. ) it named Sue Brive ening I'm gonna | Rat come if my beau han the " ‘. ) PROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. 4 se draft clerk In a bank.” what are his duties?” GOERS She civeee the win 7 PAGE q comIc Evening World Daily Magazine “'S*'MATTER, POP?" May Be the Cat Knew More About the Dog’s Intentions Than Willie Did! Suct AWFUL MANNERS AS Youve Got, 1 N@veR Dip SEE Wout dN+ YouR CAT Be Fre NDLY A NICE LITTLE Doo CAME ALONG AN' WANTED To BE Y'D0 HUH? AN’ HERE YOU GO FLOATIN’ ‘ROUND WITH A REGULAR NAT WILLS MAKE-UP! WHY Y'LOOK LIK WRECK OF TH’ 4 YOURE A FINE LOOKIN’ SQUIRT SAILIN' ‘ROUND HERE! ropa oN Y'KNOW St 5 TODERN OFFICE ? Y'SEE I GOT” THIS COAT WITH TH! LAST RAISE < You GAVE ME sig! { SURE ITS TRoo! SAY TH COAT LOOKS LIKE ITS 10 YRS OLO - DON'T Y'KNOW THATS A VERY SHABBY COAT HUH P FLOOEY AND AXEL HERES ACOPY OF THE NEW COMEDY, WE'RE. GONNA STANT UORK ON (T THIS AETERNOON So LOOK IT OVER —YOU PLAY THE LEAD ANDTHE OTHER Guy GeXS BERT UP BY You, SEE? WELL DECIDE LATER WHO fie] \WILL PLAY OPPOSITE You! AY VISH To HAVE OPPOSITE. ME. tt Copyriant 1916. Prom Puttishing Co (MY Rvening W: THe < LirtLe Does FACE e ) PLAY { “THE OFF DAY" When Friend Pipe Turns on You By Clifton Meck } bucking up under my hat. I cannof jay “tight” very logg in a game. Am merely looney, or are you the same? ABIQ DAY FOR sousA. =| \ “FLIVVERS” By Jack Callahan ‘aap Vabushing Co (NW. Evening Word) THERE IS CHARLIE “ME WAITER. FOR. WHOM SWINGING DOORS HOLD NO TERROR. |ON ANY VAUDEVILLE STAGE - EVEN THE"MUSICIANS” DONT EXCITE HIM. MUSIC” SEEMS TO INSPIRE HIM TO WORK ALL THE HARDER ~ ATTENTIVE TO PATRONS. EVEN WHEN THEIR BACKS ARE TURNED - BUT= WHILE HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE A"GOOD IPPSWIZZLE ? 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