The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1917, Page 10

_ (“semre race | Evening World Daily Magazine . “S'MATTER, POPT” Facts Not Fully Stated Are Sometimes Misleading! About Plays | = ° and Players Saturday, August 4, 10197 _ Y = - ——E——— { f | nNoT on THe ’) —— J nee tPumue Stee | “eg Aw K ~ Tia GOTYER a verd \ ee 2 - 1" oon HUTTHRTLAN hee ren eetertod ae the title for the new comedy ty Reliehers Peta, @bick have Jur put inte came want cheese & of the aides future because to-date Mut then, A sae eovking up things Cam righ 100" Poems Petmaming 0 1% Roning we 4 It Was Plenty Hot Enough Without Being Reminded of It! By Clifton Meek ITS PICNIC TIME Sal where Little ee ot ise Ian thas ew datay woot, the clad, | 4 ham, it's aa ALFREDS TO STAGE IT. | Norworth & Shannon have engaged | Julian Alfreds (Wo stage their revue, ! "Oude and tads of vii,” waich Wik, open the new Norworto Toeatre in West Forty-eighta ptreet about Ovr 1b ‘The director Will begin selwoting chorus giris Monday morning at Lie Thirty-winth Street Cheaire, Au uw usual fact in connection with tui! production will be that every song io it “says something.” ln other} words, there will be nu w lyrics or music. THEY'RE NOT JUST “ART.” There will be « private showing of Co iN Y_ Rvening Worle) @ecorations at the Liverty Wheawe wae ny a ae led BM , wee da al NRY HASENPFEFFER: By Bud Counihan mean, A. L. Brianger has asked hu 6 of witner | mext tenant, Raymund Micchcuvk, not ” ae me’ a =a cart decorations as be vas it CERTAINLY I Weer B, TPT m Mr. Uroan uimselr tat eaco X Have Good Reason: AVS WOT I SAID — Now Y'FATHEAD — ' Dal iuectcr ue TaN ee Sate Me TOAST Look Me IN TH! DENY \F You DARE i How i GAVe ME : ' (Ou “MAYTIME” FOR NEWPORT. Sy AN HAND “To SucH A FACE You WART |; THAT You MARRIED) - IT MUSTA BEEN For the frst time in tive years ie fe BRGE DECEIWER AS You wba Scealien SGN) wate u Aes MONE’! | eS me rte ys Newport, K. 1, is to bave a wow —HHAT Loves York musical atiraction auring 4 Pe : @ummer season, ‘Vhe last Wine such FoR YouR ~——— ([ v-Yes MY | “merry Countess" company, then playing at the Casino, lo Newport abr one night, Now another Shuvert attraction is to go there, 4t is “Muy~ Ume,” due Lo go into the Casino Aug. 1s, “Maytime” will play Newport on Friday and Saturday of next week, THIS PART IN DEMAND. @, Romayne Simmons of the Shu- bert forces, is having an awrul Lime casUng & new musical play, ste en- waged eight women for it the otner day, and was about to congratuiate himself on his good luck when they all swooped down on him and de- manded the same role, ‘The seven who weren't to have it quit, and Mr, Simmonds, in his fury, went out aud wot an ice cream soda, DALY IN A FILM, 4 Arnold Daly has signed up with the Frohman Amusement Company to ser iacgitnt es WORLD'S — Kiddie Klub Korner CONDUCTED BY ELEANOR SCHORER ; treated ate Daly ith Prmuch inora . 7 — ~ = ———EEEeE Seige =we oe eos = Seal (Copyright, National Newapaper Service.) ' consideration than has the spoken|? : POLE AGORA SEI EARS TOE ARMA LET 56) SECT IG drama, , D | . + seen. | Outdoorland i ‘| Cousin Eleanor's Klub Kolumn — {) Fn ee . | ERS Res pennant winners, Their majority is Dear Kiddie Kins: #o great that it pretty well evens HIS time the girls have come to|things up between them. It will be James Jay Brady will become the| Coprant. 1917. by The Pree Publishing Co, Klaw & Erlanger general press (The New York Kvening World) representative alnday: “Homeless Willies.” en k Osterman makes his i debut on the stage as the waiter in 1) Lapeer na Wo Oe. vor the front aa pennant winners|Steat fun now to see which will go “Qh, Boy,” at Long Branch, Monday, La a“ A ite, quite quiet, and Klub workers, Below are|ao ad, Will the boys lead next week i he will be applauded for the entire | e will have @ great, rare ; a rapes ple ball ey have done so many times| minute by a New York delegation said Bombus to Bob and the names of some of our loyal m before, or will the girls keep up the bers, each of whom has brought five | 600d work which they have started? new Kiddie cousins into the ranks of 1 wonder! our Klub within the past week, They Cousin Eleanor. | are: Will Master AUGUST EMILY WUEST, No. 364 Fourth|STHADMAN, | whose address | was ! , +4 .¥. 0 Groshon Avenue, Yonkers, kind- Avenue, Long Jaane Clas 1 Ore ly notify me as to his present ad- i RITA FOX, No, 263 Bast On dress, “Master Steadman is one of } dred and Forty-first Street, City, the Outdoorland Contest prize win-| H FRANCES O'CONNELL (aix/Rers. | The check which was sent] 1 years), No. 115 Trowbridge Btreet, | nim was returned by the Post Office, ; h n sted by Ker Miataer to manage. their| ABxious for more knowledge and ta Theatre, Atlanta, Ga, Before |“dventure, the children were as seumes his new duties will | Rolseless “ws uny two children ever i Bee tre ot|."Now, if you see a bird that ts ls Firat,” with the original cast,|Peerly all mouth, but has hardly any will begin ‘its new season Tuesday wu, that i wi! declared the pro- ty . r “ essor, “He is the man we are out } evening at Erle, Pa. Lt will later g0| {S"teq' to-night, ‘Will's mouth te none : to the Lilinois Theatre, Chicago. ; one Tt often pays to be actor, De aon he catches Wolf Hopper, now cutting up in "The ying. 4 fr Bi “It is getting so dark that I'm Passing show of 1917," has bought) yeraig he ‘will go to bed," sald Bess. marked “not found.” [ am very THE FAT COOK WouLD ss / | Antone, Tete KLIN TENBECK |22%!0us to locate this clever cousin LIKE TO BE HELPED axl two water front lots at Dougias |“; ie ’ , Abs “Ah! The darker it gets the bet- INGE so that he may enjoy the prize which C j Manor, Le I and will bulld a home on} ig AP ince we huve of Seeing Wille w- 4 O08 (eleven years), No. 442 Kingsland | he so fairly won. OE. ACROSS TH CHASM! ‘ | flying out for a little _ — Fae ae teet wY . SS Werd | Avenue, Lyndhurst, N, J. —_——— Lawrence Seamon, the actor-car- toonist-iilm director, bought a new @utomobile the other day and then, by a careful system of calculation, | managed to bust it into a passenger SSKY, No, 462 Geor- Why the Elves Have Gone, lived some mall + “te WI his first nar “No, is his last na Bombus Whip-Poor-Will ts his full] #0und because (as they learned later) |move, but looked back nd he is very seldom seen by| 8 feathers are so soft . “Follow m THE MOTHER LOOKED SHARPLY AT THE UNWELCOME VisiToRrs.| DINAH ERED gia Avenue, Brooklyn. De ret Pie: eed eer. At Her quite | THERESA SCHMIDT (four years), bly; She became nervous and | xo, 29 Granite Street, Brooklyn na pemon out of their train. any ¥ r commanded Bombus,}excited, All at once she picked Up | S he, ye ; Hige) Barrie, who used to shake al ..0%, {mimicking the professor, a Bob and Bers obe one of her children and flew ceay, WP | ANGELO CURCIO (thirteen), No. |or'the nigntt mane eae i bosel 4) shrill voice in the treetop tied | , Slowly, silently, carefully they went.|a minute or two returned and | 327 East One Hundred and Fifteenth | 0" tailor to make it ft wicked hoof with Joan Sawyer on the . ; ‘ < All E rs ©] “Whip-Poor-Will!, Whip-Poor-Wul!" |All three kept pace in the gray light, | m other end of the 60-50, has become a Oe emit p arsine was coming oo ee pioture actor. ‘The Famous Players To hear a Whip-Poor-Witt is} Son they came upon a mother bird concern has enguged him to be lead Unusual, "To sco him ta the | 8nd two bables nestled close to the | sor ing man for Maggie Clark. Rid Bac buk ' gain to off with the other fledgling. | street, City. iatdvantago of MOt|” GLADYS CROBS, Broad Street, | "hint tiett tne’ lfee came wat fm ie Sh bare ) bt children laughed too, | Keyport, N. J. { all Bolahed Te wont ma ‘and. reminded | Pare ground, Their search was ended. | Suggested by ARVILLA TONG-| ‘This is the firet week that the anode how an tt can pie- | it Was Mamma Whip-Poor-Will and | COR, aged eleven, No, 15 Main Street, |number of girl pennant winners has hacia nt the coat finished | ' . t | oT BING! | Hing una limb length. | Der youngateral |Newton, N. J, | been greater than the number of boy | men the ely “wile i The Director of Duplicity and Com-| wise, oposite way to which | Th mother looked sharply at the |ptinkied eas all over a motion for Hitchcock & Goets states| most birds perch, Will's feet are|UnWelcome visitors. They did not! > & | the done and ‘weiter just (2) bid bentna } that the “Hitchy-Koo" fleld day affair| short and broad and his toes do not} 4 : ve Drawi ~ : |i rani hore Mgublins “end j will positively be held at Long Beach | grip well.” : pe , -|} Award Winner, July Drawing Contest }| aren oak ‘ next Thursday, The bathing suit pa-| It seems that creatures cannot hear Composition Contest $ |" we What had happened, ‘bo } rade will take place at 3 P. M. Farm-| Bombus’s voice if he wishes them not KF icky Arh Dea Parganas Py at. pti have never been ‘een ers are warned to hold their horses. to, The shape of the large bird flow or August OUSIN MAX HARRISON of No Ber ee Wee teitial Yep: Mo. 126 ' -_ past eve he spoke. t made —_—"_———_—_—_—————“—“—S—NKnwrrrmrr™™ 1028 8 ys0n Stree | o ial } A THOUGHT FOR To-cay, |)" gvep AG be epOks Te Ads Ad! HO ts your favorite American MhOtwiae ie Gea torrie 5 | , A Mayer Cohen, Harry Von Tilser's| Seer sa loin yak LO AND 4 | hero and why? 0 e award fo x - Cut out the picture on all four s The 4 entlerer, Gohen, Harry Von Tilzer's! 3 HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND OA Way content tor Dent arawing by a six-year-old Klub Earn a Klub Pennant 3! fre length, “Then dotted line an carefully fold dotted ling + ness, used to drive a candy wagon in| OBTAIN YOUR PIN. August Gilt Beagle Club contest fF) member, hus two ambitions, both of : d| Fela each scetion Underneath pecurately. When eamploted tern tant Hi Ban Francisco, aie says the files were | tus tak cities: oa the cee | which he has pictured. When he grows TWENTY-TWO inch felt pen-| _&"4 you'll find @ surprising result. over , ot days. j ler cmeTanG geraeerd ctaleinn 10 as the first picture shows, he J nant, made in the Klub colors, | — = y - : FOOLISHMENT. leach lub Cousin who writes the beat | Mnne_(o 20m" the navy it our gun: blue and gold, and bearing the | BEYOND HUMAN CONTROL, ke the moon, is Mosynose,”” Jarticle for his or her ry is al war, but If we are at peace Kiddie Klub name, will be given free HILDREN were discussing “Aw!" erled he for whom the min- os] Delaney Bull Tell who your favorite Ar he winhes to be « iroveline aniaaman | lta ‘ema ‘Gan Hemet we'll’ t | istry . v4 : og hy ee fe Vee ae asec, favorite American ‘ vg sale | every Klub member who secures what we'll do when we get] Istry and confectionery had equal at- i eee. “ | 3 "Klub Pin.” * and give the facta of his ike whit Shao iim De eeggnA: Diaky He} five new members and to every new big.” One wanted to be a milk: | tractions, “Yur want to get married.” ai: “eulien [and sive the facts of his life which | presents the pictures in this order| | Klub member who brings in with|man and ride around. The second | When the boys had run off, the eran coat es, “ | NO composition Is to exceed 400| first as the gre a ON Aa H {J lhim or her fone other new members | wanted to ride on freight cars and | girl's ambition was confided te her “ow do you get it?” somes creas j words Ai only one side the | biiones Ot Cautee, oe thomraireine| \ Six coupons, numbered in rotation,| “make the round things go.” ‘The | favorite aunt. “I wouldn't tell them,” ” ee DIE KLUB paper he contest closes Saturday, | world will be enjoying « lusting peace | 1 must be sent with each name, to-| ¢hird could not decide whether to be| She said scornfully. “The: them,’ very day father sends us boys ont | SRMPRELNS: pebt Hand the frst award-winning | by the time Cousin M 1x grows. UP, | Cs [Radics or cach note member: just as|® minister or atgrocer, ‘The fourth | understand; but aunty, T wane aoye to make faces at the fremen.” ‘ e pu d Tuesday,| but if the country calls its young | wi one 4 “= Jaddress of each new inember, just, as| ® grocer, $ b Justloe of the Saed 9 - epg | Sept. LL esis heale to ita colons ua Ga nt i be of its first loyal patriots is required when individual kiddies | child, girl of eleven, did not care to|—her voice became cclnae ae and {to respond, @pply for membersbip, te ui beyond z J buman cont, " i i rol."—Christlan Regigter,