The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1916, Page 16

ABOUT Plays and. Players HH sor, Tom Wise, Con-| "with @tance Collier and Isabel Irving Prominently cast, Silvio Hein, who iso composes music, announces that he has obtained a new farce by Edwin Milton Royle entitled “Peace @ad Quiet,", and will soon stage it @ith Max Figman as tts star, It te & play dealing with military life on the Mexican border, Mr. Figman, tm view of Mr. Hein's plan to star fim, has let it be known that he Is through with movie acting. The inst time he acted in the spoken drama on Broadway was in H. H. Frazce's Production of Bugene Walter's play, ‘Fine Feathers.” “Peace and Quiet”) Was given a tryout on tour, without Mr. Figman, some time ago, and the President saw it in Washington. Ac- cording to Joe Drum, who pens news. | paper pieces for Mr. Hein, the farce Qesisted Mr. Wilson materially tn} euaping bis Mexican policy. ENGAGES MISS ST. ALBANS. Khyva St. Albans, who appeared es Juliet in her own production of “Romeo and Juliet’ at the Forty- fourth Street Theatre about a year ago, has been engaged by John bi. Kelierd to act with him in his Bhakespearian repertoire, Miss 6t.| Albans is really Eleanor Saenger, daughter of Prof. Oscar Saenger o! No. 6 East Highty-firet Street and f* well known in the younger social eet ef Manhattan. With Mr. Kellerd she will appear as Ophelia in “Hamlei,” as Desdemona in “Othel- Jo,” as well as in other Shakespear- fan roles. Her present engagement means that she has dofinitely decided OB an active stage carcer. HE LEAVES IT TO US. Harry G. Greenwald of No. 252 Bast Seventy-seventh Street wishes | us to decide whether or not it would | be wise for him to go on the stage. Incidentally, he states that his nts would like to have our Ideas | on the subject too, He writes as we: “Dear Sir—Please, a3 a favor to me, answer my question stated be- 7 satisfy my parents and my- “I am seventeen years of age and a student of high echool, 1 am also stage-struck. Should I leave high achool to become an actor? Is it worth while? 1 know 1 will make [+a if given a chance. Have s good foe for singing—not screeching. “My parents think the theatrical is not @ very good one erefore do not consent to me Ing an actor. Have had a chance, ut turned it down on account of my perents. 1, personally, think my nte have the wrong viewpoint. Tiycretore Tam writing you to answer parents and me.” "We don’t feel competent to answer Harry's letter, 90 we're going to put ft to a vote. How do you vote, Friend Reader—for Harry or for the folks? ‘The first to receive @ dozen votes will win. AT THE HORSE SHOW, peop ere be a slunk ewer jut tire dimes, A NEW SORT OF DANCER, | named Rosinawerg, g@ission which Paviowa is conducting, Her letter reads: “I am quite @ good anaesthetic | and received a few medals.” | © To our way of thinking there are Bumerous stage dancers capable of (nducing eleep. OUR OWN POPULAR SONGS, | Gimpking bead @ beeu naued Veter Gi (Wie wai to around at aight to eee ber) Se bed a temiger text no sooner had be a Renta eet Tat “ums ine fu sod | mz. to wtaod it, dor he soared the he Slant fare 10 oak bee: Bluch would put him Bus Font covul's woot app be heard the dog wes Nest night when she worded him he lemmed | Der a the bead It almost struck her dumb | When Pete rele’, ‘I'm no bum = | shore "1 do, not know the King of Spain who lives ecrons GOsSIP. Bam H. Sothern, in “Such Is Lite,” will open at the Princess on or about Nov. 27 Sarah Bernhardt is to see the shows | of Anna Held and A! Jolson in Bos- | + will address the | during ‘Thanksgiving n Aspects of the Na nd it ex Nichol f the sea- Arthur Han in bas engaged Roberts Marks to stage the dancing Pumbers in the new musical comedy, MY¥ou're In Love.” ramme is being Mackay testi hich riam The 4 wn as 4 eral news. i pers and some fil jotion Picture Wevk! FOCLISHMENT, FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “Bink the blind man, looks well, v6 mean—looks?"" he feels well, anyway,” “'S*'MATTER, POP?” No USE€ TALKING, e's THe PRive oF THis +House 4oud e Sune “T WANT A” PORTER® AN' I Guess Soult FILL TH BILL! Now wolf nS ednis ‘Coprnamt, 1916 Prose Pubiiehing Co (WY Evening World) FLOoey ann Axeu IN Oswats Revence Evening. World Dai FLOOEY AND AXEL OH-H, IT 1TH You, Hun ? Houtde , Pop PMT TOE treme PeOmening ion (HY ite Wend! “What's In a Name?” 2 -ER- WHY B06: é CC) THATS RICH! soil “4 ac é 5 - I wuz NAMED é F-F-FERTILIZER °, UU, OH! Wa-Hal Ho-Ho! Har! 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