The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1917, Page 18

{ | Penne ee ciara RS “# toe A RR ee, a iy i COMIC PAGE Fvening World ABOUT Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY 66 ND every chorus girl,” says A & press agent's communi- cation, just at hand, “went home from the theatre in her own Hmousine.” Halt! It's time to tell the truth About the poor, maligned chorus girl and her automobile, The truth Is this—thero are not more than half a @ozen working chorus girls in the United States who own automobiles. ‘The writer of this knows of but two tm New York, although there may be One or two more. Of the two, one bas A machine through the generosity of & wealthy brother, and the other re- ceived hers from her mother. The average working chorus girl is living fn her little room, frying her own es6 @ach morning and wondering if her > is going to last long enough for er to pay the debts she incurred for Necessities while she was out of work, Bhe has about as much chanco of owning an automobile as W. J. Bryan bas of being elected President. Nope, the chorus girl's automobile fe @ myth, and it is time it was rele- to the rear along with the jow- @ls the actress loses’ whenever the manager punches the press agent up. PLAY FOR MISS WALKER. Broadway hears that A. H. Woods f= preparing to star Charlotte Walker fm & new comedy-drama by her hus- Eugene Waiter. Miss Walker recently been acting in films. @ name of the play is not avail- ‘le at this time. GILLETTE AT CRITERION. William Gillette, in “A Successful Calamity,” the new Arthur Hopkins Production, will be the next at- traction at the Criterion. It Is un- Gerstood Julia Arthur will take “Seremonda,” now at that theatre, on tour in four weeks. BY WAY OF DIVERSION, T guesd I'll take an’ run away. Yes, eir, I think I'll skip. The law can't never make me stay for that there man to whip. I'll run away to war an’ get killed fightin’ if I oan, an’ When he sees me dead I'll bet he'll be a sorry man. He had no right to Nick me po for doin’ what I did. I'll bet he smoked pipes years ago when he was jist a kid. Perhaps I'll have him put in jail. Say, that would cook his goose. I'd make him beg an’ Weep an’ wail before I'd turn bim loose. If I don't go to war an’ die T'll rise to fame and then he'll feel Ashamed to think how I wus lcked wets HENRY HASEN NK “9 90 Y'BEEN “To “TH’ = “LADES ANVIL CLUB” A meeTIN' HU? ITA Wuz sit FLOOEY an» AXEL when I wus ten It's time for me to IN jon’ nS e it as nel tor me Srapsticn Sam TO BE A REAL “MOVIE.” RYEL IW “On Trial,” which was regarded as 4 A sort of a “spoken movie” when it 4 was produced by Cohan & Harris FHSKe® @everal years ago, is going to be a Teal film. The Essanay Company of Chicago has sent for Doris Kenyon to go out there and act in a seven- reel version of the play with Henry Walthall. The acting will take ber four weeks and then Miss Kenyon will attempt to drive her auto back to New York jn forty-eight hours. It's strange, but this actress has a mania for smashing automobile records, If it were phonograph records We might be able to understand it HERE'S TO YOU, CLAIRE! Philip B. Dooner, our W vinety- Beventh Street, cor cannot muke his @ behave. His latest iy a tribute to Clatre Rochester and here It t | A few wore I'll say, 9 small Vor all tre bard’ work eu Wat doe | ma! je salt Stance Tee hues, | Const Collier, the Mistress Ford of Slivio Hein'y producti rn . about yur vole, iu | Merry W’ Wi will d i Son snonsly 6 duster, cuss Bh sveral wom- ondertul, 1 declare, en's clu autre Friday wave, Olalre lhxbenier, | afternoon, | Charles Dillingham announces that ‘ather and the Boys,” with in his ortginal i about your ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. the new. Hipp water scene, In| G.H. Mo-No, she never was a Mrs, Me hy Annet! IE sae ene | Goodwin. ‘Tremaine— fm the Shuber Gtaio your case naids."” Two hundred girls will to the Shubert offices, Theatr> Building, and ck Burton has been engaged ¢ Woodpile.” a ‘’S'MATTER, POP?” “PoP may t tave APIECE OF BREAD TuTTER AN JAM ? FLOOEY AND AXEL Topstar at, Views Doan Gey tS Penne Wer i; Hine oF THE tot! Cost OF LIVING! Dont You THINK “Har 15 EXTRAVAGANT ? w — Comreens. 1917, Prom Puemening Co (NT Rvening erie PFEFFER GOSSIP. Wilton Lackaye will act with Blanche Bates in her new play. Clifton Webb and Gloria Goodwin will introduce a new dance in tha g@econd act of “Love O° Mike” to- t ‘Affie McVicker, stenographer in the the role of Albert Thomas in "A Night at an Inn.” MISS PARRY HAS A NEW ACT, Charlotte Parry {8 preparing a novel vaudeville act which will af- ford her an opportunity to use her protean talents in a new way. She BT te titito Hanae advance | expects to have it ready by the seen | middle of February Lip Keene returned from “the road” | esterday and found his chair in the A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. pounds of Pete Rice, | New York seems to like “broad” | ice house at T plays, Nazimova has been turning, Tuesday and froa People uway at the Princess ever, &Y it didn't 1 since she opened in *'Ception Shoals," | owned the ice house: Henri de Vries will show his sketch, “Submarine I to an invited audi-| ere Theatre to-mor- | | Clay M. Greene fs Il at the home ot his daug' in Nutley, No J. Mr and fell recently, in- FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. @ handy things to have juring h it severely Mr. and Mrs, William H. Crane : around have gone to Los Angeles to spend v the Have bands and tops curve cut to fit the anatomy of the shoulders, TALBOT 2% in Arrow fmfe Collars Do not press against the neck or shoulders—do not chafe the shirt—waistcoat cannot rise up under collar. 2 fer 30 cents CLUETT, PEABODY & CO., INC. MAKERS, TROY, N. Y. Sr mma In Some Cases Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder of Gossip! Daily Magazine We Suspect That Willie Is a Strategist Rather Than an Economist! RY MissMLe Y'CEE ON ACCOUNT BECAUSE 1 ie iJ af . S Ave AN EXTRA PIECE By C. M. Payne a eae AP) ei * . _ “pp we) | | oF TREAD By Bud Counihan S peep ir wuz- ) I SPose You Nou arp tr! . HERE WuzZ ONLY aD LoTs “1 we GuRe HAD “i Bt aot f FouR oF us CHAY ABa! A PLENTY “TO ~tere 2 TALK ABOUT Y ’ \¢ ‘ ° ° & 2 . t The Proof of This Pudding Wasn't in the Eating by a Long Shot! “4 ba) hs ‘ ba ” ou : ‘ : NOBODY S GONNA SOAK MY FRIEND AXEL WITH A PIE ANDGET AWAY WITH (IT! NOT WHILE UM ALIVE. 1" ‘ 4 IVVERS”’ mes S ST ' od AND WITH HIS EYES CLOSED HE CAN ‘ se sS- Gate ( Peace Secured!) AS A _TGHT ROPE WALKER PROF. GLUNK 1S NO MEAN PERFORMER — ~ AS © TRAPEZE ARTIST HE'S IN A CLASS ALONE - HE PERFORMS STUNTS THAT NO ONE ELSE WOULD EVEN DARE THINK OF - BUTS wien (T COMES TO THE GENTLE ART OF JUGGLING A FEW MARROWFAT PEAS - HE'S NOT THERE ! JUGGLE FORTY DIFFERENT ARTICLES OF DIFFERENT WEIGHTS AND NEVER MISS - van HE'S GOT HUNDREDS OF MEDALS. Fot MARNELOUS JUGGLING FEATS” Ane! His” CLEVER. BALANCING STUNTS - 4 Ag