The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1917, Page 20

re Pea A OTT Enno “Thy ray - _ —— ——__—___— 1 Evening World Daily Magazine About Plays' wat Taine ert BE CHEAPER ‘ weeb ovp ike , Leet YAUL " ° ‘ : TTetennoM DYA HE and Players’ noun eu sea goon ra mate”? S HAPPENED TO THE E SP LOOKS LIKE \ POLISHED WP FoR A KILLING ad iE mae ‘ \G (T IN ON AN \ “THEY'LL Take Y'FoR A NEARLY T QuT ouT L a - By BIDE DUDLEY ening “ite Buh 6s i L NEW CAR AND MAKE MEA AURETTD TAYLOR has begun sola Cod ALLOWANCE ON You! On, sust |? pee eae eee rehearsing in another play by ber husband, J. Hartley Man~ nera It ts called “The Wooing of Be.” It will follow “Out There” at the Liberty Theatre in several weeks, In “The Wooing of Eve,” Miss Taylor will appear as a high-spirited Ameri- can girl who sets things right In @ somewhat muddled English house- nolé, Frank Kemble Cooper, Lyna Fontanne, J. M. Kerrigan, Leonard Mudie and Douglas Ross will be in the cast. WHEN BURNSIDE BLUSHED. When R. H. Burnside, general ORAZY FOR A | “ new one f | \ a ~ “THEY DONT BRING MUCH = THESE OLD > “Timers! + month's vacation yesterda: covered the sign bearing bis name) had been taken off his office door. By Bud Counihan a THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY “what's wrong?” he asked. “Did T atay a too long?” | ‘0, " gaid an attendant. Mogg there was a crush tn a Jobb: ere Inst week the sign dis- bom Mppeared, Wer think a young indy POM <tocsanal wn \ YEP! Spe'S Gone an’ HADDA : “Took my name? ejaculated Mr. Burnside. “Ol, no. I'm married.” And then he just blushed and ZAY PFAGHT “RED® “I HEAR “THAT Doe” ~ WHY XD “THOUGHT OEEZIKS" THAT “DOCTOR CHARGE NIGHT OWL - WHERE “WH SAM HILL blushed. Have VY BEEN HAD A RELAPSE RELAPSE LUKE TO REPEAT PAGEANT. — | Unie AX: 2 iu CuRED Him! Vid i The National Red .'ross Pageant, produced Oct 6 in the open air theatre at Rosemary Farm, Huntington, L. L., | is to be repeated Oct. 24, 2 and por | sibly 26 at the Metropolitan Opera House. Tho fact tha: all these addi. tional performances will be given at night will make it necessary to uso new stars, in some Instances, since some of those who appeared at Rose- mary Farm are acting In regular theatrical productions. However, It Is promised there will be “a dazzling array” of stars and that the Pageant will be staged on even a more atu- pendous plan than before. The re- ceipts will go to the Ked Cross, BY WAY OF DIVERSION. When I am blue I often groan and uss my luck and sigh and moan. This life seems pretty doggone tough | ome. I feel as though I'd like to gu | o Greenland and forget my woe. I'm ust as cranky as @ man can be. My ife will say: “Oh, what's the use?” nd I'll assert that she's a goose to ay that things ure to changs | bout, And then and, when that rin, Old Trouble Quickly finds he's ‘wn and out. TI never saw a case of jues, in all my life, that could re- ise to beat It @ baby smiled Just HINDA KET HIM NOW WHAT NA LET Him HNow WHAT YA WAN'T nd cooed. Perhaps ‘t doesn't work hat way with other men who find! hat they are oft inclined to mopo| round and brood. They may not now the joy that comes when in our face two baby thumbs are pok- ng; but tt changes me, you bet! I'm ke gweet Eva Tanguay, fair, for, jurn it all, I just don't care. It's never failed to rout my troubles yet A WISE AGENT. Frederic McKay, who ts to produce We Should Worry,” In association with Elisabeth Marbury, needed an «dvance agent, and yesterday one alled on He wanted Fizs a week. ‘Are you posted in things the- atrical?”’ asked Mr. MoKay, “Bure!” replied the agent. “What do you know about Elisa- be | Marbury?” jhe owns the Princess Theatre, doesn’t she?” “Ever hear of Henry Blossom?” “Bure! He wrote a book called ‘Checkers’ or ‘Pinochte,’ didn't he?” “What do you know about met" Pa you use to act with Blanche Mr, McKay went out abead of the , Bimbelt. BACHELOR BILL OVER THE PHONE. Cov ' ¥ Evening Worlds @eorge Anderson, husband of Fritst Gobeff, called her up from the Friars Club the other evening. She was at the Knickerbocker Hotel. “What name did you say? asked the hotel's telephone girl. “Bohott!" ‘There was a moment of peepee, and “ir, Anderson yelled: “Who, eo: '? I don't want you. I want my wire, What's that—you haven't | THE JAFEYT PLACE TO | PUT YOUR MONEY IS IN LIBERTY BONDS g no Las c working there ey, you! Lipton ‘ | And then tlle real freworks began. | Gossip, Richard Walton Tully tq writing | another play. | Harrison Fowler has been engaged tor “Good Gracious Annabelle.” | Hugo Riesenfeld, musical director | at the Rialto, is slightly tl, Bam UB, Rothapfel is directing the orchestra, | Chileon Ohrman, soprano, has been ded to the cast of “Doing Our Bit," Bhe recently returned from France. Muriel Hudson, Helen Lee, Dama Sykes, Ruth Alexander, Roger Grey, | Ray Raymond and Charles Holly are io be in “We Should Worry.” On With the Dance,” by Michael M@rton, was produced last night in Wilmington, Del, by A. H. Woods, — | Harry Lauder has become a Y, M, | ©. A. speaker. He will make his tni- | tal appearance in his new roie at the) ~— ‘* SOMEWHERE IN NEW YORK” Eleven Reasons Why Some People Who Work Nights Have ‘‘Daylight Insomnia !” By Jack Callahan * Hippodrome next Bunday afternoon. renin Worthy, THE CHAIR MENDER, AND LAST BUT x Harold Edel, managing director of the Strand, has returned to his desk,| THIS GOOF [S SUPPOSED —— after a vacation lasting two weeks, TO FURNISH MUSIC KAA -KLO c THIS BIRD DOESN'T MAKE HUXTREE! Saree, (ares ; ple ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, BUT- ACCORDING anal ANY NODE HSER BY ALL ABOUT THE OMBRELLAS y CON Cor> 5 1 ( = 2ST WHEN AND GAZIER ISA NOT LEAST THE” yi—Ruben ts to be in Mra} US, HIAWATHA Aidak is aA TOME 3) GRAPE «|| up? 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