The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1917, Page 16

: Frening World Daily Magazine — How Fortunate for Pop the Child’s Dream Was Such a Modest One! “S'MATTER, POP?” (weer tow “4 ; | Dip wy hetme Awew-w, THATS fiand Players | Did wy heme] lPRerzy Good | f oo BAD | 1 Dreamed | } By BIDE DUDLEY | LAST NIGHT ONby cq CANT We DO 4 ps oie: es} | - ‘uw ~ I HAD A TorRme ANYTHING ABOUT {1 Dew THum one SDisaPPownTmenT —— T GAve me A . NE of the two playhouses to be es om built by the Messrs, Shubert v2.0. NIChEL © & next to the Shubert Theatre in } te Forty-fourth Street will be ed the Intimate Theatre and will oted wholly to the presentation ant ot timate type, like “Love o' Mike, y body Home,” “Very Good Eddie” and "Ob, Boy!” “There is a need in New York for an fitimate theatre devoted to such mu Bical plays,” said Leo Shubert, “and We pian to take advantage of the Pituation. Tho theatres in the city at Present are either too spacious or too Hiny for the presentation of musical plays without choruses and which de- end largely for their appeal upon the Atmosphere of intimacy and friendship be Wwned between the players and on ' 6 audience. The ideal intimate thea- it oi fre for such attractions should have A seating capacity of avout 450 and Should have a small ba a Elisabeth Marbury do Mr, Shu- bert will furnish the initial musical play at the Intimate Theatre, BY WAY OF DIVERSION. T love to see the postman come cach morning to my door, I fancy tb-* he'll leave fo a dozen notes, . more. His 1s always very full and with expectancy I figure out it Must contain a lot of mall for me. .. “At least,” I say, “a letter’s here from Henry Dinkelstyne. ‘Twill tell me i's I've made a stake—a million— bis mine.” And then I make imny- believe I'm just about to hear from little Minnie I ‘ball, a girl to me once dear. Th stinan stops and says, “Hello!” and searches through his bunch of letters till he gomes to one. Away files ev'ry hunch. He hands it to me with @ grin and soon he's on his way. 1 open it and find it's just @ bill 1 have to pay. TO STAGE WESTON STORY. Selwyn & Co. have obtained the right to dramatize and present on the stage George Weston's story “Ob, Mary, Be Careful!" In play form it will be given a spring try-out. | USHER INHERITS $9,000, } Bam Underhill, an usher at the Century Theatre and on the Century | Roof, has fallen heir to $9,000 throug! the death of an uncle in Minneapolis. He has asked for a week's vacation in order to go West and gtt the kale. “T feel,” said Sam last night, “that me and that bankroll are going to be very happy.” OUR OWN POPULAR SONGS. Good NIGHT! DeERRY= WeTS HAPPENED “To ; mT AEE Y'LIL. PAL’ Soe” HERE? . wap THEN Words HIS wer !pr> Nou Do “THAT “SERRY? AN’ A pretty ‘id, ome day in March, sat om ber = Ta re ines, He Looké Like ~TH" HEAD ALL BANDAGED : ~ a * Et ee atl as cn ee tions ben WRECK OF TH HESPERUS’ FoRAN' WHERE'D tHe HE" SEEMS GuCH A Me pot ble arm amit her watet and aed ber) Wily |— HA HE BEEN In se GATHER “TH VERY DARK Nice QUIET (LiL A eres tg ters rat tt tra | A ACCIDENT 7 BLACK EYE AN’ FELLER “too! Sap." Eades eriet, “before you's a G FJ ie SOE SS tome tosses 1 cent ot Fan wes Gor) * (a om the walk: Such ANCE c=) ( " J L_KIND FACE +) 1 be EA epee are ue —— ' SS eat ett fe me: at Ts , 0 trim. ed mld to him chores. “Don't worry, daddy, dear: don't fret “Twas very ‘wrong if tooiber feces. =| Sy ‘ein ur the dog, 1 know: rac wr 1 MT Iter ea ielPasaac | OUT FOR BUSINESS | Arthur Levy, who is in Chica 0 | “Phe Lodger,” writes that he | * ran across the most enterorising Reweboy in the world the other day. ‘I was leaving the Sherman House,” saya his letter, “when the kid ran up to me and called: | “*Poiper, Mister?’ | “'No! I ‘replied. | “Carry yer grip?’ ep “"Git you a taxi?’ “No, : = Z - JERE’S WHere I Pu SCRUM OLD Con. co) oyWant a guide” told him 1 didn't need a suid and he got squarely in front of me.” } Look WHO'S HERE — Y'DON'T HAFTA LOOK “Want me to turn a flip-top fer you? he asked.” "| ‘ aes “Twice TGVESS WHO ! Im 6 Gossip. i: eo ‘ (Livme'! I's Gong To he ‘Teas Rubin of the Bronx will make | “THIS "EREONGS Tot d ‘ as toes. AUD eran : Seiden proctor the se) er 7 R How ARE YOU , my / i erry 4 AMS Piacrons pup AKON ) fave esas Stl cine, Wotnentey ef NUITILE MAN Ep Mies Brady is 4 film star, but " dowbles In harmony et A special matinee performance of Wanderer” will be given Kuster | day at the Manhattan Opera} House. | A monkey is now skating on the ice | at the Hippodrome. He uses only his} hind hands. We hei Sd Alan Fdwa There's no mux! ele Gam Reed of he Right" has written Secretary Daniels offer. | ing his services as pilot or water| seout along the Maine coast in the event that this country go > war Charles Purcell, who has } “Now “TELL ME ow ~ Sea sare er f ELL ME --H ) ' ' ~ — / DiD YOU GET HERE ? HEH? £ SAY --HowD YGET HERE Ci ™\) WELL , DIDNT You ken “ad” tn the n / . . cy - THE ON Ow oftertag $5 for the beat + Gay pe AND WHERE'S PAPA? | wITHOUT YER FATHER *¢ ¢ OBIK SKOLSKAFTEN HE ONIONS WOULD MAKE following day ths postman ‘aumpea| | | HEY~-~? SPEAK UP MY COME ALONE —__—? BJORIGBOK Iskwik 2€. 1a epeskto the office voy. | LITTLE MAN~- THIS (S_, Naty TTA'MATTER WITH YA, \ pas gemiuihetl ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, | QUITE A SURPRISE!!! / CAN'T CHA “TALK Pl oe bp. Kaley—His name was originally | , i ee fil asscen f—Not as a whole, but th ce wea was. ? wie 4 - { A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. e. As) A Carter, Iil., > » PROM THE CHESTNUT TREE * emer many children has Tony, the “Four little shavers.”