The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1917, Page 10

About Plays and Players Hy HIDE IMODLEY (NOM PEA OMITH ent Jobe t Gove eoquired the rebe wo per by Seen ceed “Lowe and leone” ent wt Star Fred Nibie “ N on ee tere ,? “HM the Tre Moiliter lewe keere” ©) fee oe vinre of the fewtights at Asbury bere ee Ae ERLANGER RETURNS & bk Briere o returned from « dour of the Far Wert and Nerihwer we way compieted the dee wherehy & Krieger bee owners of & bait | othe Heue entre, Portiand, Ore Mr Prlenger Gaye the Comet ie pronperous IN “THE VERY IDEA” Sreest Trucs and t ard Kennett wel ding reiee in “The Very ites” nied ot the Avior Theatre by @ M. And-revn and L Lawrence Weber oe the cant will be Will ‘ Purned) Pratt, Lele May y Drake, Fivrence Uabiey, | Mavei Allan end Huth Coline BY WAY OF DIVERSION. (or sees bere, Baby Busing ie ia) tow and Lele of @ Carat lutte Tory pett maruing be oes fot tee pier, 1 hae Ory we wale. team with © terrible Beis “children, “it waver ae pans wo be bed. A VERY, VERY FUNNY ONE, | We have received in the mall 4 delicious little one-act play ite #0 that we hasten to columnige it Bo that you, Lord and Lady Keader, may bi @ couple of chuckies, Here it is Beene—A restaurant in West Forty Gfth Street, Time—One night, Cast—Ann Sutherland and Stella a eynrrae Hoth are seated at a tadlé direieing rien — Ani Oh, Stella, Mrs, Swain has @ most wonderful singing voice, ella, Why doesn't she go into the movies? Curtain, PLAYS FOR MME. KALICH, Bertha ich has acquired the English rights to six of the Gordin plays and will shortly appear tn one which has never been played in Eng- Usb. The adaptation has been mado by George Foster Piatt. Gossip. Uda Waldrop will write the inct- dental music for “Friend Martha.” Udn's a brother of Oza. The regular season at the Columbia will begin Aug. 6 with the Burlesqu> Review, J. Edward Rauscher, of the staff of the Criterion Theatre, has five sons, all of whom have enlisted to fight for the Halted States ‘Tho opera players will conclude a successful stock season of eleven weeks at Parsons's Theatre, Hartford, to-night. Lucien L. Bonheur's French troupe will present plays for two weoks Ln Newport next month, Violet Heming has been engaged by Klaw & Erlanger for a leading rolo fn Sydney Rosenfeld’s new piay, “Un- der Pressure.” Edwin Forsberg, that sterling actor, has returned from a caribou hunt in| the Adirondacks wearing a flowing | beard. Marjorie Rambe: “Cheating Cheater Edna Baker when that comedy is sout on tour by A. H. Woods, SOMEBODY'S LION. Bob Tom Hardy, the West Thirty- ninth Street rhymester, contributes the following for your edification: original role in will be played by Aguaiug Syauk nda a wit Maa, u cube it ‘se a . bogre w Sg ioe a How's 8 fam aly rood - “ A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY, Bill Cripps, who'd spent all his days on a Wyoming horse ranch, got mar ried recently and the next morning his wife broke her leg. The accident worried Hill considerably, He thought he'd have to shoot her. r FOOLISHMENT. My Lath Baid Smith called to day, te Wo pay bie bill FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “Every time | take a drink of whi. | pa to my head.” it wants to be where ! i won't be crowded.” | WITHOUT E trial has con- vinced thousands of women that the use of VAN’S NORUB insures cleaner clothes in half the time — and no rubbing is required. Your desler sells Be & 10c packa; Van Zile Co, Mire, West Hoboken, N. J, ie |fairy help . —_—— ‘Baw- we Ccwnare OTucer “Hod Finte® in ay Sve? LS —— C “S'MATTER, POPT” 1 Tou wu "oO r j / DibaT { ‘ ‘ OL D GRIN DSTO} Copytiaht. 101 Nezzal “war “Doc GIFFL BIRD IT EveR SAW! DvD Y'HEAR ABOUT HIS’ WEDDI LAST WEEK — He macy cuvecy S Bo MINUTES AN’ GAID* HE DG OD HENRY HASENPFEFFER =) 6) {© TH Mo6T ABSENT MINDED Got “To. HOPED TH’ a WUTNT ALL OVER INGE Freee Publishing 4 (XY. Bvening World Nolx DOWT KNOW “TH’ Boo Gov MARRIED e iN THE EVENING | Outdoorland omen by The Vrew iy York Brening | A Gaudy Feathered Friend. a ard 1s this place which we are passing through, Bom. that [I must bus? It is wonderful that I can tell Mumste all about It,” Wyishing Co, ford.) so said Less. “Indeed, it is wonderful,” replied Bombus, “and 1 am sure that you as well as your Mumaie have heard of it before, It is the 'anama Canal,” Is it?" exclaimed . Bob, eager and excited. He gazed with a pew and awed interest at the locks as they passed through them one after anvther, He Wished that he could "Gosh! ° how they Worked under the water and also wished too that he cowd have seen it being built wis really, hopestly how tt he asked of Bombus. "Be. he added as an apology, “oftentimes one sees things in Sleepy- land’ and they do not look at all the same in real life.” erything that T show you fn the outdoors of Sleepyland is just as It ts in real life excepting an occasional lin, a bit of magte d myself.” now and then fled Bob,” He took tn all sing scenery anxiously, forgetting, In the meanwhile, where they were bound “All ashore!" a voice called, ‘The three friends obey nd found themselves in the middie of a Central American forest ‘Now that ts not like tn real life," said Bob. No, It ts not," admitted Bombus. HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND OBTAIN YOUR PIN. pelieainnlig with any team Huinbers| in rou 104 106, uh't must “Klub Fin.” AGE Children ap age, may b ed wit rhs fiftcon yeare of ry member te wor eray Klub Pin and 194|' KIDDIE KLUB COUPON NO. WORLD'S know ity name in order | | “But you reme @ bit of magi “What's that and holding her ears, A time she saw what it w gaudy bird like a big parr: Ing about and screaming 1 open space a short ber 1 sai A guthores hers as the m been vie en, red, Blue, was beauciful dinner. was ar Just in th from heard ne attered, tre f Bombus told the children emy is near.” it in likely now that they will not be back very soon, We be starting for home.” | On thetr Bob spled | blue feathers hanging out low of a tree. He was | pull them down when 1 to him Phat ts a sald Bob. but very unkind e her two bables t would be very easy d ‘excepting asked Hess, starting | catch t the same | bought as. A large twas dart loudly in a way from yemed Lo ow of © taking f ita call At high p Aying he sentinel," » "An en-| will have to sever oft ust a to mbus called macaw sitting on her to caten She would That would | ver} CEREMONY WHEN He SHOULDA PLACED A RING ON “TH -HE ACTUALLY FELT HER “PULSE AN’ ASKED HER TO PUT OUT HER “TONGUE: | they Anyway HE AN’ DDURIN' "TH" BRIDES FINGER- THE BIRD SEEMED TO BE EXERCISING ITS WINGS AND VOICE THATS oes Like “WH “DUMB HEAD*~ GRR! How = DESPISE Phipay) by y, It Was a Foul Blow That Laid Our Hero Low! Z WHitaAM, DID You 6TICd You? TinGen in 45 tow Te if . eay Cametus THat You Tew Tee Trout] F / ~ Vv ‘ ( no\ a PSie) o- c res, | ‘ oe aw! NY'ALWAYS KNOCKIN’ SomeBODY-WET HAS * DOC EVER DONE “TO aches ~To HATE Him So? eve? / c ‘ai [iy wat ~“y “— seu mts j ie 2 By G Mach! NE Gr WHEN “I “TOLD “TIRED FEEL CONDU CTED BY ELEAN 10k sc HORE R| le Cousin Eleanor’ Dear Cousins: ANY fine sacrifices have been made by cousins of our Klub in order that they may give to the dear little orphans tn France. One contribution that came the other day had behind it perbaps the most delightful thought of all. It was from George Takacs, who won the award for his age (nine years) in the June drawing contest. He returned bis prize check as a donation to the Fund l tor French Orpbans, This generous lad lives at No, 115 East One Hun- dred and Thirteenth Street, ces Cousin John Rostan writes to ask how to make a Kiddie Klub scrap book, The cheapest and prettiest way to make a book is this: Cut up pleces of cardboard, making them just a little larger than the size of the Kiddie Klub Korner, When the The Evening World and the cardboard there will be @ small When Bob, Bess and Bombus got| margin all around, This margin not back to the city where they were to|only makes the page look well but it the return the children boat, a@ gay macaw, Words cannot tell how were. Their bird, chained to @ tall perch at their home, never failed to remind them of his probably | 1a rehed in the topmost branches of them- many mischievous relatives: eo jungle elves hoarse trees, screeching Suggested by ALTON WILLMORE, Bombus | is useful in {Contributions From Klub Steak hoa aannenmmanpeenmpnennnenanennnnnansmommacnennaannnnnees colored delighted afterward binding. In fact it ts Little Florence, Florence goes around, Wie wows be found. Atle Where the wounded ma; Ant “bandages uy the ry Klub! The Kiddie Kiub! Klub Korner is carefully clipped from | pasted on | s Klub Kolumn | best to leave about a quarter of an inch extra margin on the side where the pages are to be sewed, tied or clasped together. Pierce the left hand margin of the pages with not less than three holes Put them thus: One an inch from the top, another one inch from the | bottom, the third in the middle and all one-quarter of an inch from the edge, Make the boles tn exactly the same Position on each page. Long brass paper fasteners or blankbook rings are the best things to fasten pages together with, because it is then simple to add new leaves to the book Kiddie Klub Korners can be pasted on both sides of leaves. The card- |board may be taken from boxes, backs of large paper pads, é&c. Another and easier way Kiddie Klub book 1s to buy a larg | blankbook and paste the Klub Kor ners init, A book with unlined pages 1s the best, of course. The first way, 1f done neatly, 1s |far prettier and gives a stronger book Cousin Eleanor. marched in vain for Jerry na, while al iked six, of No, 44 Herriot Street, . nant to the aky. U f Yonkers + on ee the shoul yo taro eae pirsien'and ran back fo, the put ot they ured 3 Hurreh, burrea ‘tor our Bub From OBERT LEBOWSKY. No. 2408 Pit. ACA RORREA ANOLON vain, Fasanor, 100, tin "Avenue, Brooklyn { Karn a Klub Pennant H Fonte Riddle R98 pla Harrah, Brrr? Pee ry cd, She the Kiddie Bud c ®) py wAng, D. WAKKEN, tare Wo, nat a ite rue! TWENTY-TWO inch felt pen- | 1 Kee Brooklyn, for Gouain leaner nant, made in the Klub colo: From nal bulVESEe, 40 {retro rear, blue and gold, and bearing the | Kiddie Kiub name, will be given tree Adventures of a Boy. One late afternoon tn May, Dick and Barry | to every Klub member who secures | jjvet with his doe Rover in ® shabby old hut five new membe nd to every forest of Kentucky, When the two matic . members and to every new |(h § fete. ot ating tcl abode, they wary Klub member who brings in with | «mered at the tal Manlaa! eina tat ng Bim oF her four other new membars, | arti titi at hvigter at thee Six co 8 nero ot born paprate, jet, tn enfte | x coupons, numbered in rotation, | 4m, mee tom of Che Dara, tnt musi ive seus with each name, tO | he wget, ine eas er Coney,” tent yo pd wether with the signature, ago and | Yeenee TF, ia Addreas of each new member, is required when individual epply for membership, 13 beccnte ust ae | Two \ddieog ‘| gee a et Sete eae went to vit thetr Uncle Jerry in Kentucky, He | | Nos, 188-85 Weet Houston Siree uy Kaltet Ara books and things, rn} fi to at. T thing of the ¥ my mother was young. a at nf at 1 a eotng, to knit: 7 A ieerains: I yen fo With Statte for the’ elders nd heln the Ted om #1) I can by Ss 8 a =k A, Lit “Senge ae OS lia ass ee WHY LAST FRIDAY XX HADDA TERRIBLE the | to get a HIM IN! = Ler er LAY rue wee Copyright, Natio Cut out the picture on all four sid entire length, SHow Him Loony FATHEAD we cs MY “TONGUE ¢ Then carefully fold dotted tine No, 1 Its Then dotted line No, 2, Fold each section underneath accurate- ly, When completed turn over and you'll tind a surprising result, By Bud Counihan FOLD /TH GER- MAN CROWN // PRINCE, / WILLIE, GOES / RSWIMMIN' ae AND HANGS HIS / CLOTHES ON A SS HICKRY LIMB! BSORBED tn the evening news- | paper, Mr. Testie finally real- ized that his wife, who, on the letter to her mother, was asking him @ question, He thought he heard her inquire: row do you spell horse?” natural 4 hia wife's Inability to spell gimplost words, Mr. Testie repeated ber inquiry, HOW ELSE, INDEED? other side of the table, was writing a| “How do you spell horse?’ he de- manded, with just a trace of scorn. “Why, h-o-r-8-e-—horse, How the dickens else would you spell It?" Meekly bowing before the just wrath of her lord and master, M Testie made no reply, but the sentence she was’ writing, then timidly pas ed the letter to her hua- band for revision, Therein he rand: “Willie has a cold and is @ little horse,” Let us apply a Maxim gilencer the ensuing detonation, Pike: 7