The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1917, Page 14

iz HEIL race | Evenind World Daily Magazine AME HE OFF F a 2m » Gaal We Can ‘Only Hope There's No Family Downstairs Living Under ‘This Man! Monday, February 26,1917 By Clifton Meek ‘About Play S| and it Plays By BIDE DUDLEY BIAPT. KIDD JR." will end ite run at the ¢ n & Harrie Theatre next 8 eve ning. The following Tuesday an ity other Cohan & Harris production enuded “The Willow Tree” will be Bin an engagement at that theatre “The Willow Tree” is described as a fantasy of Japan. It is by Benrimo and Harrison Rhodes. “Our Betters.” @ new play by W. Somerset Maugham produced by John D. Williams, will go tnto the Hudson Ticatre on Mareh 1 Jt is @ satirical comedy. The cast composed of Chryetal Her uJ Coghlan, Leonore Harris, Dia ph MoManus, jams, Cecil tison, John Flood. Nonald Squire, tri Fletcher and Arthur ney Th Morosco play, Brat,” is ry uled to open at the Harris Thea tre cn March 6 | “THE BRAT” DOES WELL. Speaking of “The Brat,” Nat Roys ter, who is looking after the p: 5 ““S’MAT iA ER, POP?” This Child Would Reverse History—He'd Have the WHALE Swallowed! By C. M. Payne nae Sep ante coer I T30u6 my \eassvnd | | [Ror Lroreor d_ foe wawa | Berry \eeileaies | Is THey ANY Sheeran! a E ay WHAT t ope / [Have YA GoT on-4, 1 on KIND oF FISH You Tent |\FR “PREFER u GP Va To SA tem I Te Pope oF Canny | As eee tion for Oliver Morosco, is pre — the record the play 1s making on the Ne road. He came to town yesterday | ery pogo THar Remarir WAS MADE BY “The Brat” played ce last week-—and with the news tha to $6,119 In Provid Ghis without the New York indorse-| ment, | NO FUN FOR HIM. | The man and his wife were arated fn the movie theatre, He seemed dis- | eruntied. j Whaddye want to drag me to th’ movies for?” he compiained, as tho Villain began to entice tne girl. Iiush, dear!” came from his wife, nt later he spoke up again. ‘wanna go to movies,” he said. zi ase be quiet,” was his wife's wesponse. They ain't nothin’ to movies for me,” he went on. “They go in ono @ye an’ out the other.” His wife took him out. a“ A ‘ Oh) BY WAY OF DIVERSION. ¢ was an old lady in Kent-by- 4 who loved to Invite all the to tea. They'd sit and they'd tlk in @ubdued undertones about Mrs. Sinith or about Mra. Jon kuew what they said wasn't 00; ehey'd Kas with “My, ain't it awful! snd “Heavens ala!” And when thoy Jiad finished the last of the tea t Teave the old lady in Kent-by-the: One day a dire famine swept ove: Jaud and oon the old lady had no tea | op hand, She couldn't give parties to | guseipy friends, for often on wa all| real gossip depends. In just a short | While they all died of regret. Soon, Wown in the region of blazes they met, | and there the old lady each day serves them tea, That's why hell’s eo terri- die—take it from me, MISS SANDERSON TO QUIT, An anmeouncement from the Charles Frohman Company says Julia San- Gerson, because of fiilneas, will retire from the “Sybil” company when it concludes ite Chicago engagement. ‘Milda Bennett will succeed her, PETE RETURNS TO THE STAGE. Pete, the donkey who shared honors with Mary Garden when she up- | peared in “Le Jongleur de Notre | at the Manhattan Opera | to return to the scene of his former triumphs to-night, when | he assumes a role In “The Wanderer." | last week the donk which Wilita EMott has been leading onto the Biage contracted the mullygrubs and Snsisted on going to a jomebody remembered SOLE KE, NEWTON” OND Ndr” GOES UP. MUST COME (DOWN "GUESS “TH! OLE BANG DOPE 19 ALL 2 ‘SS WRONG ON ‘Food Prices"! \OSDRVIN' ME TO “TH PooR-HouSe ATA MILE A MINUTE CLIP! GooD NIGHT! POTATOES #1165 Per Peckt Woe-BiT) APECK HUN?) WELL IF “THINGS ARE AO CHEAP AS THAT = WHY TH’ GAM ) HILL Dip Y' LEAVE + “TH! GounNyTRY \ YIFATHEAD? 5— > pe ———- —- GOGH AMIGHTY | ATS ry INS Wer IY Gee. [/ ANFULN S ROBBERY ~ nooin'! 264, Peck!) C POTATOES ARE wf WHY OUT IN: “TH! & AN’ BY HECK TWAS #, a COUNTRY WHERE ANIMAL WOT, / A ORRY DAY FoR Hed toa Nin Roe FROM Mean A QoaRry! Me THAT Came HERE NECK oO Woop 5 5 O“TATOED EY OUILL | x SE THUS feed igual D ——- : ¢ ‘ nitarium. @ was at ar Baby da con-| 4 » 1. and he was oi tract to return to the stag All rignt,” sald Pete. “Pattl fare- welled and came back. Why shouldn't pas | Then he asked that his former co- | star, Mism Garden, be wired to drop tn and see him a | [FLOOKY AND AXEL Looks as if the Worst Is Yet to Come! [ON | THE. FIV ide FIFTEEN : wR AE __By Gale | /’ KANNIBAL KING > FEATURING JFLooey AND AXEL ¢ : Gos! 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