The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1917, Page 12

ane Fiening World Daily Magazine TDah OLS WAY. This Cloud Had a “Coat-Sleeve rik seat a By Clifton Meek About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY USINDSS for theat tions “on the Improving Warmer” comp: paayed to grose receipts amounting to more than $60,000, Three of them drew $36,200 to the box office, At tl same time the Dolly Sisters, in “His Bridal Night,” garnered $11,000 tr Kansas City, which sum is more than they ever played to in a single week a York. Incidentally, $11,000 for ® week in Kansas City is almout peyond deltet. DRAMA FOR ZIEGFELD. F. Ziegfeld jr. announces from Palm Beach that be has decided to go !nto! the work of producing regular drama | on an extensive eoale, Of late years the Ziegfeld name has been associ-) ated mainly with musical attractions, “[ intend to produce every play that of public “ Mr, Zito sarge mmo ra aterestc tant, producer haan't an S’'MATTER, POP? nounced the date of his return to New York, and it fe, perhaps, Just as well. Me might be severe! rush of dramatists. BY WAY OF DIVERSION. Said Silas McGugetn store: “Beg pardon, I Your breeches are your standin’ chn't be You ought to you put on.” Grandpa, veckon I can't wear t night my old dog | with me, an’ Rover as could be, Well, Wete ,DiIpd Nou WASH “T3UT You DID NOT | WASH THE BACHS | OF YouR HANDS EAT with THe RBAcKs oF MY CANT ds% To THE ©} DINNER TATSLE ‘Har } = — +AND-TH Sons), Groomers (ee { Ls ee much more. I went out stroll was happy an’ ¢ sir, we Soon come to Who was the guy who sang ye crazy?” Said Grandpa: “'Twas | Old Silas arose and he left in @ hi | Said Jed Yell, Lnever! Him sing i} | a VPivsiaw World) | AND THERE “WAS BEAN SOUP. | 2 ar , * " — -—— —— . Haren a. ACE arn | FEN WY on ASEN NPF EFFER Joe Geef Was Cruel Only Because He Had No Chance to Be Kind! . By Bud Counihan Victor Wil hard J. Hatzel and! Uretty tough! 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Lm shop, where an obl até, It's now ared yet.” fey dane m,"" sald he, LeKgR, TLMS MOVING PICTURES, 2 went to dine with @ badhelor friend who pride@ bimeet? that his few pletures were emu. « enjoyed themselves well nd with a bes Autoun__ bowtght THE EVENING WORLD WILL PAY burgh Chron: Tele in fact—at dinn Ten Dollars | > to the | picture aes, ' " ve | APTLY NAMED. oat pointed Oe te his | FOR THE BEST NAME FOR ; Veneyen f BOOTBLACK was putt A Meeps eg! ’ 1 a f “4 THE CHARACTER IN ? . ‘ PX er a ciga len a gentle wi s hiccoughed rather ® Sea naking tt fle enutiful, old dhe: e ” man, thinking 1 at nucle >. The Off Day fun at the yout na'shally!” —~ Phiadelphls DRAWN BY i Than Fiction » Worm is having troubl Clifton Meek. Read this entertaining comic every night The Evening World until you t iar with its i ome fam ely human character and humorous “hard luck” adventures. Then try to think of the best name for him. Get your friends to help you. This contest will close | Wednesday, Feb. 28. 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