The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1917, Page 20

. stiiiieeineenaaniias Tenia GE wie ncn 0 ent | (eomrerses—] Fieping World About Plays _and Players 3y BIDE DUDLEY IVING in Creighton, Pa, te a an who hasn't heard of the h of Augustin Daly. A letter dated March 4, 1917, and ad- dressed to Mr. Daly reached the hands of Ben F, Kahn, ee and manager of Daly's Th tly. Mr, Kabn took t c you get thie and I will eend you y amuses you, dear reader, | o think at Creighton, Pa., or part , hasn't heard ¢ 4 of Augustin Daly, but, Incident bave you ever heard of Creighton YOUTH. | outh named | or the pro- From The nization which certs in the caused the agement of the band a ment. Young Mr o FP, Weadon, as- toc den in the routing of the band, sent telegrams and letters to prominent persons and | firma urging them to place “ada’ in the programme. Isach communication was signed Rebert Bacon, Soon, the story goos, Robert Bacon, former Am- lor to France, began receiving | word that his suggestion would be ac- cepted. Inquiry developed the fact that it was young Mr. Lacon of Bos- ton who was doing the suggesting and nbassador The dis- in, The band had been delayed in leav ing France, but Mr. Weadon says it will surely make the Journey to Amer- ica before summer gets fairly under way. JUSTINE TO HAVE A CLUB. Jusdve Johnston who, according to | the enthusiastic press agent, is now acknowledged the reigning beauty of | New York, is, to open “Justine John- ston’s Littie Club,” in the Forty-fourth | Street Theatre Building early tn April. | | Each nigot, after she performs in “Uh, Boy,” she will go to the ciub and wel- come the members. ‘The a Jazz band | will begin to jazz aud ail will be) pleased. | BY WAY OF DIVERSION. | ‘The day is long and drear, sweet-| heart; the sun has ceased to shine. ‘Ad tines I feel you nea:, sweetheurt, as in the auld lang # And yet tle but a vacant Crea which the pangs of yearuing weem to bring the heartaches in @ stream, sweeleart, oh, love of mine! 1 live in scones of oid, sweetheart, in joys I'll know no| more. The future's dark and oold, | sweetbeart, and hopeless to the § No ray of light has it to give; ever empty, a the sieve. You sleep, | while 1 must weep and Live, aweot- | heart, till life is o'er. | | HOPPER FOR W. G. SHOW. De Wolf Hopper has been engaged | by the Winter Garden managewment tw appear in “The Vassing Show of | 1917,” now in preparation. This new | revue Will follow “The Show of Won- ders” at the big Fiftieth Stree: the- awe during the latter part of April. Mr. Hopper hasn't appeared on the stage for nearly cwo years. One yeur of Unis time he spent out ih Califor- nia acting in films, | GossiP. | May Irwin is returning to Keith | vaudeville soon. ‘So is Nat Wills, the “happy tramp” person. Margaret Willard has been engaged for a part in “Uncle Lob," in which James Lackaye will be starred. Buuer Davenport will speak on ———_— a Putting On a Play" at a meeting of the True Sisters, at the Hotel Mc- Alpin, Sunday night, Ait. T. Wilton bas arranged vaude. ville time for Elizabeth Murray, re. cenuy of ‘The Cuban Revue, 1916." Norworth and Sbannon announce they have engaged Herbert Ward as art director for the new Norworth Theatre. Clarence Ingold, who shakes a wicked, professional hoot, has gone in for’ song writing, His Brat is ork.” skating ehimpanzes me, now has a dwart | sive Use. t the Hippo 50th _ performance | jal features will star of “Her Soldier Boy,” will be given at the Lambs’ Private Gambol, | April 1 | ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, | A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY ¢ @ fly-paper ts w two FOOLISHMENT n schon! teacher: N. 1 ‘Vie, ob. why!” PROM THE CHESTNUT TREE “He's a lt “Hoy Thu Bumstead’s Worm Syrup $0 veure’ snccess mroves it m seem, Brgves ite, erent it JORMES. MED. While Ba Nem ¥ - ° STREETS Weer ORT UR REENORN Daily Magazine Friday, March 23, “'S'’MATTER, FPOP{ nein, Not Too Little Agility, but Too Much Foot Would Make Pop a Sure Loser! oe C. M. Payne | J saip THAT ISNT ) sacs ae E Muct oF A TRieH] (9? } [Ber TAA cent] aang ; Maly a ‘ You : N 4 es saan kd Do ir} ye ee ia * 1a. 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