The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1917, Page 14

| | | ~ @© go about interesting an actor in About Plays and Players By Bide Dudley ne . ainmee erent Ww in! props ene the oe on thou - bom Grama: Ord players Ve *y Be Surprises were re: (anes bofe ‘ mer recogniae te music oom o penpie wt ow have een be ie éramat wine Weve ned to pur overs! are atic people tore pisces,” wait Otte Havervacn t referri “ “deine Up” ob chen & Herre ere ww pr * “The war and the Popularity of muses 4y have ade it orem Taiking songs @il be in « once profusely, | pre aint Wouldn't tt be funny to eee John Maron 6 aoe, Golng & song aod ance with Fi « Nash? Bet you @ bottle of pup Ley could do it MAS. CASTLE AGAIN This will be her first sage eugagement since “Watch Your step,” which she left ia Apri, 1916, She has been in hima = | LIVE TO-DAY FIRST, By Way of Divernon ag, what's tie une of worrying about the daye te come! Tou may oi i on, earths whe, they aprive: Pou cas haudic ord Today | ony Jou re gving ‘ime B's work pmough for any mam olive, We worry o'er morrow and about the past we) fret: | B's Golan. for gure worry camupt pay Bor, may youl be happier al forget All cher days and dates except To-day he tinge 7 ill happen ere the things And ye you lame & tot of welght Bou worn worry tll your heelth ie ow the bom You! constitition hae vo pay the tight, Gas part to aime eo when's tae tor of lotting It nt x ital etate and made your heir ture gray! me he d ta ou that worying youd better put ‘Fou'll do well if you haddle old To-day, ENGAGES M'COMAS. ert Hilliard in ere in the cast are Edward Et Russ Whytal, Dudiey Hawley, Robert | Strange, Ruth Donnelly, J Pierson, | Davia Gi . end Margo! Open in Atlantic ONE WAY TO DO IT. J. P. French writes us to ask how the production of a playlet. Mr.) French is one of many who have @sked that question of us, Our sug- ®estion is to go to the theatres and @elect your actor, choosi: « mao whose talents tht playlet fits. Then ‘Write him or catch bim at the stage » He may not need your p! jet @t the time, but eventually he may want a good vaudeville offering. THE “GENERAL POST” CAST. Charlies Dillingham has com- ted the cast for “General Post.” le has engaged Cathleen Nesbitt, Cynthia Brooke, Viola Royce, Clifton Alderson, Vernon Steele, Wigney Per- eival, Cecil Fletcher and Harry Ash- ford. Fred Latham will stage the play. MME. BERNHARDT LEAVES. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt left to-day special train for Saratoga, where © will begin her tenth American tour to-morrow night, Her season at the Knickerbocker here begins Sept. 2. On her train are her son, M. Mau- | nce Bernhardt, and his wife and daughter, as well as fifty others. | Gossip. | Jack Mason is staging the musical Bumbers in “Rambler Rose.” William (Bill) Murray, who put Omaha on the map, is Broadwaying. A. H. Woods is now interested with the Messrs. Shubert in the manage- Ment of the Bijou. William Faversham has decided to open the new Broadhurst Theatre on Sept. 15 with Shaw's “Mis&lliance,” Al. H. Wilson, the singing e- | @an, has a new romantic play called) “The Irish Fifteenth,” by Theodore Burt Sayre, | When “Love o'Mike” opens at the Casino Aug. 27 Mabel Weeks, Clare Gtratton, Hazel Parr and Guy Ken- dali will be in it. Wilton Lackaye, of “The Inner Man,” has been thinking of the inner . He is about to harvest 200 hels of spuds, ‘Pu, The dancing teachers, meeting at ~ fhe Hotel McAlpin, will see “May. ie" to-morrow night and inspect e Jump Jim Crow polka, The impression that "Cheer Up" will open with a matinee to-morrow at the Hippodrome is wrong. It| opens to-morrow night. There will be matinees daily after that Lieut, M, 8. Bentham, U, 8. Naval Reserve, has arranged a “benent for the men at Naval Base No. 7, White- stone, N. ¥. It will be held to-mor- row night. William Christy Cabanne, the film @irector, tried to enlist in the army recently but was rejected because of Physical disability. He now an Bounces he will make patriotic films ealculated to stimulate recruiting in| the fighting forces. He says he hopes fo influence 100,000 men through the| use of the screen, ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, Russell-Pitagerald Building. they place themselves. Constant Reader—Do not know were to find Ann Wardell. | A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. No,| Jett: rbeak of Whitin, | ny row last week that frighten he crows #o badly they brought k all the corn they had e@tolen since Aug. | FOOLISHMENT, Que day my little brother Jack Went strolling an road track, 1p alcobwl, now moth r , Has oue wee ear—wer boureuly FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “1 call my hen MacDug," “Why?” ; Bo she will lay on.” S MATTER, POr ' t . De vou fan Te ay vov LACED You® © t. Ow The Faeteny an ATA@T ED THe “Peto senepal { Yeos® Ydars ais \mewey. ee. were Y'BACK Howe an’ ) CZreel Ree! Y'AINT WOUNDED OR ¢ . NUTHIN' AN’ I READ WHERE YouR REGIMENT qe 1© IN “TH' FRONT LINE” Now ¢ - | The Day’s Good Stories AN ANGLER’S STRUGGLE, ORD BUXTON, the Governor General of South Africa, Is an ardent disciple of Izaak Wal- ton, and he tells many good fishing yarns. was able to land it, When at last he had made sure of his catch he took it home to his maiden aunt. Of course, like all flehermen, he laid special stress on the time It took and the im- mense energy he had expend be- fore he could bring the mon safely One of his favorites Is about an | to land, angler who one day had four hours'| When he had finished he waited | tussle with a huge salmon before he|anxtously for the praise due to his 7 —NES, AND TH MONK HE GOES AN’ POURS A BOTTLE 0' UQUID SoAP IN JIM VAWd ' father, TAR'S 1M, HORN a (1 a “MEM GALS Cut out the picture on aliMour sides. Then carefully fold dotted |i its entire lenuth, Then dotted line 2, Fold each section underneath ately, When completed turn ever and you'll find a surprial a result WELL WHY “TH’ BAM HILL AINT You WITH TH BRAVE ee - war DO yov® \mMaw Sav 4 Yo WwW My Maw Dien Say A weed Laps ‘ doe"? Fiening World Daily Magazine — Had His Mother Caught Him a Different Tune Would Have Started Ur! se By C. M. Payne For Yde tove or eve’ what “in? By Clifton Meek YEZZA! TWAS IN “TH THICK peril, &) FRAY eoyfhe Wut ite IN’ OVER “TH' “TOP”, WHE! \ cunicay SHouTeD “STAN ALL “TH GTHERS SRK FOR GLORY -BuT T STRUCK Fon Wome! Keo HOME AN’ GLORY LADS’! |fer you agin, as offen as possible.” | cleverness and heroism, For some moments there was a silence, and then his aunt looked up from her knitting br @ puzzled expression on her ace. “But, my dear Tom,” she said quietly, “why did you not out the string and get rid of the brute?"— Tit-Bits, caieemeiiidiae SHIFTING THE RESPONSIBILITY. HSGLE had just received a bright new di nd was starting out to invest in an ice cream soda. “Why don't you give your money to the missionaries?” asked the minister, who was calling at the house, “I thought about that,” sald Bessie, “but I think I will buy the ice cream soda and let the druggi ve the money to the missionaries,"—Ladies' | Home Journal, ——____ INSULTED, | T was their honeymoon trip to Lon- | don and the first time they had ever been out of Lancashire, As they waited on the platform at St. Pancras for the guard to bundle their boxes out of the van the young | bride and bridegroom were manifest- ly embarrassed, ‘Then ap inside porter came up and asked: | “Can I look after yer baggage for | yer, mister?” | The red blood mounted to the! young bride's cheeks and, turning to | her hubby, she demanded: “Well, well, welll If yer ain't ago-| in’ to thrash him for refairin’ to me luke that ye're no man, Georgel"— Toronto Globe, ——— KIND THAT MAKES’ BRYAN TIRED, T @ recent Missourl Chautauqua | A @ man came to William J, Bryan | and told him: “I have always voted fer you ev'ry time you've run, Mister Brine, an' I'll be glad to vote | Mr, Bryan thanked him, and a fellow | lyceum worker said "Don't you get awfully tired of ng men come up and declare » always voted for you and al- will? ‘No, indi said Mr, Bryan, “The people that make me tired are the ones that say they've never voted for The Next Extra on the Car Will Be a Bumper! 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