The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1917, Page 9

rer wees: eo eet ae / Montgomery and Stone Together for 22 Years; 0 One for Dave's Place Were the Meathers, aad) 1 Gia Ht Atome Mow)! Saye $1), 4.0", nt hd LL ad MOEA Had event amewd Stage a ihe arrears Up Weekly Sat: Len Fram $40 (6 $6,000 Ag At @orld nnnwa Mitiimonere 1d me What Mont 4 Wirth hrotiera” ha i ded to oat and catt ‘Time They Were Paid in A oaver pt ae Cy tors ones to wa, and uf tha people sae wa a sage didn't Know Which Waa Montmomery and whieh Atone, When we atarted out Pave yy Charles Darnton, hat immed Monte y ia |p ’ os ; rie "sane pfopomed (at Wo entt the team Mone Wer have H atnme and Mont@omery’ but t muggented partner OMedinns, Who that ‘Montgomery and Mane wae PRAM) a4 Hike that of nappy-co.| more cuphonions, Ao we ler It go that WARY boys, danced and aang and | Way. From that day, the oni trast between un waa @ handshane. Monteomery and Stond wad our mark, and {t gained wt our Ive Wad jumt am neces tomethar fot twenty-two youre MftOd WIth a CORNINAd antary || A Who and wera drawing tation WhAH the euFtain want down MMtY to me Aa t wad to him, I'M never ie af Mentaemers, five work with any one olae, ita a mat ito of Montgomery Avery or of aentiment with me. li go it viene, of not at all, MF, DAllingham «to put ma out In @ now piece vson, It'll be hard to go along A DAGGER IN THE BACK Dave, and no One oan take his place. Mut anyway we atuck to gether, We tied to keep tate on teame that split up and noties that bad wok wmunlly re@ulted,” TOND wont on to toll the history | of the famous “team.” ad “The first time I saw Dave he waa standing on @ corner of his home town, Ht, Jonaph, Mo., shaking | hia feet like thin” —and Btone got up AL, Haarlem om 6 Omme the Wacknehe of to eens In street-corner fashion, “There's a dacer!’ I said to myself, 1 waa doing & Hottentot act with my brother In | museums at the time, That was in Take ot Dei De way to Gaiveston and bad been play- | Oma pg ge ing ther @ year or more in @ va “i riety house, I wae #0 sure of this Job and that | had natled iny trunk to the original | floor of my drewsing room, Tuen Hay. ly's Minstrels caine to town and I don the sidewalk waitlig for the street Behind the band, in a tan-ca ercoat with big pearl buttons and a plug hat, marched Dave Montwomery, He saw me and called fet GOLD MEDA Bemme o@ every bes. Bold by. only the GOLD MEDAL. | Nations. —Advt out, ‘Come on down to the theatre!’ a When I got there he told me he had BROOKLYN. lost bis partner, Will Odell, and he suggested that the show and do an act with hi Bo you sea tt was through Dave Montgomery that I got my chance to come East. The show was headed for New York and It seemed to have a good chance of getting there. The manager said ‘I'l! give you twenty-five If it comes in, and anyway wou'll b on way to New York.’ That was enough for me. | went back to the stock hous my trunk and pried it off the floor with a crowbar, The bottoin was left me nal! ioe BROOKLYN 2:9 MONDAY, APR. 30, Orleans, but we ne-night stand turned out In the p wearing the things Odell had left coat was a0 small that the sleeves just turned iny eubows, while the hat was so large that ame down over my ars, I was such an awful looking WHA West and Cireus Parade 10.30 Mon, EP Reserved ail week at ABRA- MAM & sTha AR 5 ont, alten Sa: rite ithe | y Sunday 2—BIG CONCERTS—2 ¢ ake View. 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BRONX. 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BOO The Man Who Came Back See cae ct tees, Melnow Wed There 6 Sek ge Monta on Beasdwer ‘pee Playhouse ey aryeme se BURLESQUE. v# SPEED:BURNERS EVERYTHING NEW | from his obair to knock his feot about | in my, Ritorine 1888, I didn't meet Dave again until write of Matin i‘ fe te Won be without bread y thie time I had made my | off 10 play a] Mh Ae Ae We ee, SSNS FROM Ta RS a "Ba OADWANe HEATRE, | | Sco ww’ rH BARRIER /. THEATRES _ SRAWNER in —————- “GIRLS FROM THE t the band could hardly play; FOLLIES” ng when we drew up in 4 OLYMPIC. Dave and I had a song called ae Coon Hunt,’ and then we did a dance We got along all right, now HAN UMBAY, APRIL 46, ‘SOME STAGE STARS WHO'LL APPEAR IN NEW YORK THEATRES HAPPINESS.” “MARIAN MOTCHING — wee NEXT WEEK ((exiaeTn” THAT | Otet Street and Lesington ~ Franings 10¢, 20¢, 306 | Matinees Every Day, hae? 206 | COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, APRIL 30TH CORSE PAYTON STOCK COMPANY In Jane Cowt's and John, Meaen's | Cneatest™ suc 8 GOMKG be: Ontetpal ol Ropsitie oduction | WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, MAY 7th | Geo. M. Cohan’s Big Musical Success “45 Minutes From Broadway SEATS NOW SELLING ba, WINTER GARDEN ':s074,00 n= Rr PASSING SHOW OF 1917, ame Hryant. lat Mat MANTELL ' Sw OOOU TS. ENID BENNET RIALTO pap neKM 9TH ST.7? Thesire near Ww EMILY ret ai Maxine Eiilett’ Pout, « oes raom \STOs" GRATIS” CRITERIO Wecenon ae! YOURE'IN’ Love BOOTH *%, © MR. WILLIAM "GIR LETTE ‘A SUCCRSSFUL CALAMITY,” WILLIAM HARRIS Jr_ Presents . 3 wth Margaret W. By Bayard eT He, W 46ey 0% s MOROSCO f; Ae Oliver Morosco'’s Mf Faroe with CANARY COTTAGE PRINCESS SHERI Dm SMARRY ROUNDERY COLUMBIA “THEATRE “The Barrier’ will be shown sow theatres this coming centres upon the my officer for a girl 1 to be the daughter and a squaw, The action, —_—- DANCING CARNIVAL TO BE OPEN ALL SUMMER in all t week. love of | who ts » of a white m | picture is full The Dancing Carnival at «a SiAcyYS RO ‘ Central Palace will HE HONOR, SYSTEM! {through the summer. PLADEMY OF MUSIC | eummors LEXINGTON THEATRE. comfort Grand remain opea As in past ment for the o of ite pa- every arra und convent buste, AT GRITERION THEATRE | ——— BLA, we had a bt of luck! “Christus,” the big Cines production OW that I'll never forget. We! dep ne the » of Christ, which got an offer of $40 a week | has been ru s for several months at the Royal Theatre, I think it was 1 Madrid, will have called, The second week we got no n Paris, F {its first pres would fll up, walk around the production was made | bloc kand fee ry again. Wo ate|and the Holy Land, no many e than two t the man who) tr i | opened them finally comp “ines players the manager. But by this time w ‘ had eaten up at least halt of the | ® had earned. Wo didn't ich wa along eame Harry Prer |a lot job in Chi kus there, Rice n'a Casino, and h ek for eleven weeks, | vaudey In Detroit, \“O”: R first New York appear nt Koster and 4 1897, but the att ie attentic was such = on to OBITUARY NOTES. at we were with Gus Hill's ‘W . * Weber and I Mra, Josephine Rothschild, aged i Fr and Fis sixty-nine, active in Jewish charitable 1 Hyde's Comedians widow of V, Henry to London and Liverpo fw dead at No, 4 Hast | There was no particular change Btroet jour fortunes until we , whose 1 n brought hier ange, is dead *, Main, sixty-elent years of the ard of MIntoon Vire System, ( CONCERTS 4ND music, ment, the Ho tay | SOCIETY } Fete as it | PRIENDS ERNEST. BLOCH triat"of ha jof MUSIC ARTUR BODANZKY Sololate:, Kurt) Braun, Kindler, * Se Mit Woltehn i ‘ine ODROME, To-Morrow Night, MIF “Me CORMACK Request Progam AILABL® Aeolian Hall, Mon, n Avenue, Bae City Hospital Her death {s t ted from the | S0X0. n the ‘Detwiler & Btreet plant | BUCTTAL Atte. EVA GAUTIER Tiokets at Box Oftine April 80, at 8, on ‘Apri ‘ aniary. But the man who ran the day events house had a bar and a place where) ‘The ypening performance will be # they 1 oysters. We were told | be for the families of Italian aol we could take what was ) c ront from r Orchestra will play us in drinks and oysters. N he b aonceiny will f overture, with oth : always has Ualto chorus us liked alcoholle ¢ not be cut an 4 org song from made the of the oysters. the or inal 10 3, Halfour, Jeellulold will be f Breasted Acadamy, The lar Penri* and “Ort to Philadelphia,” both se * | trons will be made eet 16 10 D TIMES “CHRISTUS” IONIJSCREEN |"*THE HONOR SYSTEM” at the Fidito will have a : AMUSEMENTS. LONGACRE ¥ ear re pnett in “Happiness” ay tts princi t on, Miss Bonnett is one | Triangle stars. 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