The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1916, Page 18

| : = comI c P AGE | Fvening World Daily Magazine ABOUT | | Plays ane al Players By BIDE DUDLEY | DOLF PHILIPP, who has been | resting on his oars lately, ts to) become active aga Aa ar- | ‘angement has been made whereby | he will be associated with 8. Rach-! mann in the management of the York- ville German Theatre, tn sixth Street. He will al 4 nome of his new plays. them will by “Sadie From drive,” a musical comed: | Riverside | in three vets tn which Mitzi Gizzi will have | the principal female role. Mersrs inilipp and Rachmann have obtained the American producing rights cov- cring a number of musical pieces andy farees which will be produced in Ger man at the Yorkville, If th with sufficient public approval there hey will be translated into English tor Broadway consumption, Mr. Ph'l- ‘pp will be general stage director the theatre. SELWYN HAS A PROBLEM. Bdgar Selwyn is rewriting his play The Double Cure," and is having iulte @ struggle with !t. Originally | was a comedy and the Selwyns pr duced it in Boston as h, “They told me up elwyn last night, at ave beon a tragedy. So 1 reducing the supply of comedy Paging in the heavy stuff, duced it again tn Atlantic City, | ‘nd down there they told me it was! 0 sombre, Now, I'm trying to strike ' happy medium and, be nid Nap Medium ts doing blw to dodge my blows. “and Then we! OUR NEW DOG SONG Patricia Cornwall of the Iroquots Mediclag Show has written us ask- ing if we can write her a » She says almost who attends the show Missouri) brings 1 Ite the song. They Romped.” Sid Hover to the Diack and Tas ive call ob dhe Se they romped an And they romped, rom, jarred down the otroot eat. ‘nenped all around, } romped and they rumow: fey romped, romped "rer all around, drew near, “Who sent oa dogs dest lere?” | | | ‘ots tpn performances at the Wo 8 Street | satre in Boston to audiences which OT paid a total of $15,000. One day | ith APProached the box office ket, lative comme) ‘th buy at VH “fat the house w 2 31M standing room a“ delighted to pay Aan who can draw thi <Ay one leg and Billy Sunday town,” JOLSON PENS A NOTE. While we're on the subject of Bos- ton, Al Jolson writes from the Hub | as follows: “Billy Sunday Of course you # only to} sold out, iny she said, ann & beard | to know why. W ron: the Hoston on Bunday’ It sounds fishy to us JOE FAILED TO DRAW Lester Lonergan was in a reminis oent mood last night once had # tre oupe playing Ir New Bngland,"" aid Li th us way an Joe told n his hom) oie ‘anderstand y ce hud a habit of pc \ yo Mriic/acuinc te surnwiea ee a tise him in Burlington, pr ould pack the he ion troupe ¥ und the croas receipts wero less $100. After the show the hotel asked about our business, and I (ol him it was bad, | “E chn't understand it 1 sata This is Joe's home town. [ thoug't| ty would turn out “The clerk grinned. ‘See that lun sagon? be sald, pointing out a y 1 4 4 I replied. ‘W | was hash slinger there for rix | jude | look exacuy tue wg POP?” @ S'MATTER ssnianenasisieneaesititansare — (Srannn | (PLOW WFE! \ OoPLM y~” Gc tS o™~. HEN NRY HASENPFEFFER OPEN N'MUG AN’ Tite KILL NOH OLE BodT—AN’ DoNT FLOOEY AND AXEL day, Dee. 1, at 3.30 P.M ad at that theatre on Dec. 10 Deo, 1. AS ROSENBERG TELLS IT. While walking down Broadway the, @ ¥ : oe conti ie tnsinerwoune someboty it $ Dicky and Dot i| e HL ce Gouda Eleanor’s ‘‘ Klub Kolumn’’ The White Kats will h ‘ mans | a Lan long ail in the DEAF USIN-KIN b , meeting at their club h to-nigh sked y ~e a LAREST CO KINS ny Jy. pene ae aad touin. | ** VWWonder City Ir ; ee will be ON a r i bee | tell you t at It aut the Emptre Chrvatmas JOHN 18 WISE. John Hungar has gone to Baton Leesville (Col.) Light FOOLISHMENT. Tuore re youre man fo Lamas ie hed found « tem star ed the ye nth ll you the’ truth, He had’ peat 0 mrech Ue at ober FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. , s window shutt r blind man, eh Phir “So « Ham, press ax alike if one handsome than i, would weren't @ WHEN YOU WERE BOY [THE CONDITION OF YOUR MIND WHEN YOU WERE LATE |FOR SCHOOL PULL THAT ) A ¢ = > 17 \.(maYBE 1 CovLO SE fom GET AWAY WITH \ - ve ( THAT ONE ABOUT | LIN’ IN. THE AUD AN’ THAT } 1 HAD To GO HOME AN’ CHANGE ME ae ta twittered as tf thy CLOTHES - all ke t audlatier Gay, “On @ Thaabagtv mm niteh our hor 1 0 goed time sive, wee ‘ (Ds \ ea | "Do you know t (Sue zm 1 lting in tho front » Nyrmt One Hun SHES, » Me CSi—| |" ud think > 0 A = have it there INANY | 0 go just by Vo: LY 1} WANT | | | — i SAVE THAT | 8 anne i I. { as | } How to Join the Klub 3 | Hh FEATURING x4 FLooey ano AXEL N ras “ ” as 1S THe Mysterious Bae Ces) IS} Ma | } Ree. I J dj Lp — f S oo ‘ye ta* Leki YY Pre tile nay ~ UMS - a pe ——— t Fiooey ~ : "lm TELLIN ¥ "STRAIGHT AXEL, = | Flooey— {T QUMPED RIGHT “THROUGH “IME. | 9 | "REA by ' Now - WINDOW AND LANDED ON MY NECK! T| | LET 'ER GO we AXEL > h 1 VELL, LET'S BocST I OUT | . 1 HE Bas ° AGAIN, (T BANE DANGEROLS! - | BaLurRk! She will also and é By Jack Callahan | By C. M. Payne Twas a a Famous Discovery, and Worthy of the Celebration! EY WHATS TH RY AS L ‘ Aire} Pula lay » Brocct | Now : ff ~ he “FRISCO SLIM” KNOWS His WOR! GHES IN TH NEXT MAKE A Move OR NEW-WHY WHERE we MY WIFE - ROOM - AN’ SHE CANT UTTER ee WORD ‘CAUSE “GACGED ten, “TiGHr ¢ “THAT ole GAL S0$ SHES SPEECHLESS DEADER'N AN’, THINK YWMIEE CAN HELP he! ECMERT See To-! Morrow's s Paper! Ce INDUCTED ‘D BY ELE ANOR | “SC CHORER, | al THE EVENING WORLD'S | ae Thanksgiving Every kiddie of you has) been lving with one eye | , on the calendar counting oft the Thursdays of No- By Mary Graham Bonner Copyright, 1916. by The Pave Buditahing Co (The New York bivening W | The Automobile. | nd yuad 8S all atiy “Klub Pin.” of our peace and & | 4 | 5 I POO? Monichonk™ sais cousins ove! OOT-TOOT, honk-honlk," can vembar with vielons of browned tur-| will soon have good cause ts mane from outside the house, | key and ¢ sugar-coated pumpkin | Thanksgiving day all thelr own. pie to be enjoyed on the last of them, I hope there ts not a kiddie in all our cousinship but knows how this |, great festive day first came to be. | How the Pilgrims landed in the sturdy the Maytlo on the sof this, the and how the | where the cousin of Dicky jand Dot lived. They were visiting her for the day and she had prom- | fsed them an adventure, "What's that? aske to lok out of t COUSIN ELEANOR A GOOD THANGKSGIVING, " father Gay ee es © p od me then give Yeoametiey What ig BEY Boe er’ betore me, I Lee tive amuall hi fat turkey ‘omaker sat food Dicky, a It sounded Ike a big cat purr “y wa bt phev | [he | 1 Dot And it sound ero!” said the pleas. two-but not MUCH Diet ment 1t, bow precios a cow wouldn't » door of a city i} addons my ee Sith 8 ian jou?" beautiful cake! t all the erumh exch Te apatrow th: aR THE CHAUFFEUR EXPLAINED HOW THE AUTOMOBILE RAN ur City. The idea for to-day's story was contributed by Elizabeth Jay, age ten, No, 670 High Street The Evening W form a COLLARS are curve cut to fit the | perfectly, sites , but int fer DOLLAR BACH for a for these Wond NUMBER 91 PIN COUPON EVENING WORLD “KIODIE KLUB" RROW. 3] :