The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1917, Page 12

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The Lights show will open its tour at Far Rockaway to-night. ‘Theo, Bondix is to furnish vurohes- tras for the Morosco and the Cort. Donald Macdonald has been en- gaged for “Have a Heart.” During the intermission of the “Follies” at each performance F. Tlegfeld jr. treats the company to ice eream and lemonade. A. J. Maguire of No. 108 West End Avenue writes to say that tho .“Buper” rhyme printed in this co} umn recently and credited to Ft dolph Hartley appeared in tho Dra- q@atio Mirror seventeen years agu. ‘Will Randy kindly take the floor, MARY SELLS HER LAMB. Jef Nutt, the comedian, wont to a| Broadway cafe last night and ordered | lamb chops. After he had paid the Dil he aired his pent up feelings by writing the following rhyme: _The Day's Good Storie REPRISALS, every ship that enters the submarine been ordered, but they wer OL, RICHARD L. WOODHOUSE MUFdeF gone we ought to put Ger- cellent ho was sure the doct 4 mans o eh rank.” enjoy them. Bill inclosed, ong tb & receutng address in Col, Woodhouse and Strictly cash, ; emiled, “The doctor wrote back: “Nothing will stop the Huns’ bar- “There's nothin “ Deliehtes v4 lbatitne Mat reartinise ere's nothing like reprisals, Delighted with the If Rhetms he said, “A tobacconist # é Cathedral in destroyed, let us de- a by ent a doo jetroy Cologne Cathedral paused a a eee And on cigars, saying he knew they hadn't with two prescriptions for rheuma- | an with (uncom ds eon tim and dyspepsia respectively that a hice how uaurtng car, f a bouse eat tot, ri —] )1 am sur A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. In arranging New York showings + fer. his playa, A. H. Woods plana to ave “The Eyes of Youth” follow “Mary's Ankle.” WELL, THAT'S SOMETHING. Frank Oliver may not be a good given universal satisfaction =] | patients. 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Didn't you ri Part of his letter where ho was out with a British t Cut out the picture on all four sides. entire length accurately, When completed r over and you'll find @ surprising result. Then carefully fold dotted line No, 1 Its Then dotted line No. 2 and No. 3, Fold eacl tlon underneath place?"—Detroit Free Press, } i Though it ts true you haven't ¢ tor the other day a ten-dollar box of me in, 1 venture to send you here prescription, we are now quits,’ '- | | NOTHING FOR NOUGHT, BPRESENTATIVE FOSS of It i MMGER | Pi Scan ne teqs ncn thing away, Once on a train he sat a man who something terrible,’ ite such t his eon of his do- night, and they rolled all over the Fvening World Daily Magazine The Littic bellow 1 BEG PARDON OLE “TOP BUT COULD “I SPEAK JT "Migs KEYS" Your GTENOGRAPHER” A Momeny ? No! Nou canir ! SHe> ENGAGED ! 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