The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1916, Page 13

PED ARTA ERR ND PRE EE STOR RII er eR pene Smee Re mee ee pe 7 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1916. _ 1 ier ak eo col PPP LADD PL PPPPDPPPPOPPPPPAA | BONS YOUTH ARO. The ragtime added | turned it, with lyrica of her own in- {From tchinson Globe. by the inevitable pblpidd Bh ke for [venoms to excellent account, The maktgtany take alamart women t0)}THE NEW PLAYS} lorcn' aren euvesine icccson’ ‘tn |mcts a 0 goon that ane never tres — _ = @ S Idi B ” short, it Is all entertaining, aad, what jof It. 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