The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1917, Page 18

ee - ij j \ \ i ceeeeeeeen tit tt ce Aaa —_ _ oo EE - (“comre race | Franing World Daily Magazine “SMATTER, POI! It's a Pleasure for the Eye to “Rest” on That Baby! About Plays ' and I layers twee witacr | }Phearde MAY Yas, 1 wink Permit / wait J THING He By BIDE DUDLEY u | \De You “Hiner IT Urde Tdhawe ALITTLE SHAM y/ ait aT Arey ; ae 2, OF HM nw | ‘ a ) IM TH15 CAGE iss gasy fon't to be permitted to a= 5 ee ' the ¥ » Mothers and Go 1 help ft. Maving launched “The Land of Joy” at the Park Theatre, this name attraction being Hye nate Mpantah ant ‘Tannen, the Mpaniah i« * are Work. play engagements n onpital they will be » New Yo Mayers for Joth will si! from Spain for Mavana at ones. JOLGON RETURNS, Al Jolson didn't stay on the Paci Cosat jong He bad hardly reached paid coast when in erabbed a rattor for Broadway and once again be tv In coug midst. Me will remain here and | wnas hetp Harold Atteridke prepare the book | JOE’S CAR of the Hest Jolson- Winter Garden ebow. AS CHRISTM : WELL Gosn! pont 1 SAY) seems “fo me There —_ ~ \ YES, BUT AY “TWAT se. | 1 HEAR YOO pa WINDSHIELD PUT ON?| CGHT To BE CNE ON | GEE, Twink IT Get ent WAS CHEAP AT CALL-L -L-LING SA PIC wre. \ > - « y cr. i a | hee goo ay IN’ ON ME J | Tit car — ALL CARS MY t 250 WORTH » EVEN 4 350 mapam! J ! mel yy f | Ce ee ) HAVE THEM Now Davs! \ WITHOUT A WINDSHIELD, Pe a a | | (aWen oe ——, 2 a, } @) (Skipper) Sinnott, the ( Evening Mail koiumn konductor, 4 never permits the wolf to get too { near his door, Whenever be sees the . . gaunt monster edging us closer he L ALSO HEAR jaunches a new money-making plan " und it's goodby, wolf! The Skip- JOE CALLING:. pers latest move is the adoption of the role of theatrical producer. And © use an absolutely new and J line, go on with the story! | orig! Mr, Minnott bas become the man- ager for Margot Kelly, the pretty auburn-haired actress who made & hit in “Pierrot the Mrodigul.” Miss Kelly was signed up by Messrs. Ii Ingham and Ziegteld for a punto- mimic part in “Miss iviT’ at the Century, but tho part fuiled to ma- ns a] i “ terlalize, so sho obtained her release, THE BIG LITTLE F AMILY Now Mr, Hinnott has undertaken to | guido ber profesional destinies and | —_ ‘ ‘7 4 Casey Only “Reached !” GRINDSTONE GEORGE fe MEANT “To DROP 12 aes 7 (Coprriawi, WniF, F ing Ca NT Evening Word| ehe will soon be seen tn a one 2 pantomime, arranged and prod eO-T PASSED x . Bome kolumn konducturs THIS are just naturally born lucky. YYouR House “THe IN AN! SEE NOU ABOUT THERE Y’GO! THIS UL BILL DAWGONIT— Wor BOTH WERE OVER THERE. (HORNIN LA! OW! THANKS UN0u STILL, OWE A GRASPIN' When Frederick Lloyd was intro- EVER 40 = a ig BiRD You ARE duced to Maxine biliott at a rehearsal of William Faversham's production of “Lord and Lady Algy” yesterday, mucH ¢ *Caoen'! Wess ) : J G st time I saw you, Miss| Eliott, 1s in @ dingy little cafe at Poperinghe, near Ypres, two and Lf ft yoars ago.” “Were you there?” asked the ac-| ress. “You, I wae a British soldier then amd you were belping the Belgians.” From that moment it was uard to persuade the two to rehearse. ‘They | had so many things in common oon- cerning the war to talk about. MRS. WAYBURN BETT Mrs. Ned Wayburn, who was oper-! ated on by Dr. Henry Well Nov. 10F appendicitis, has so far reco ag to be able to recuperate at dor bome, No. 431 Riverside Drive. ANOTHER “MAYTIME.” The Mesars, Shubert have formed) another “Maytime” company to play large cities other than New York. In it are Jobn Charles Thomas, Jobo 'T, Murray, Carolyn Thomson and Jean-| hetta Methven, all of tho cast of "The Star Gazer." ‘The original "Maytime” company will finish the season at the Shubert here. =— | ° oe PALACE GETS BERNHARDT. | LUKE =Y’ WRONG met Garuh Bernhardt is to make ber| e "rM Nor GRASPIN: farewell to the United States tn a 1 ‘ ue BOTHERED YOU Mmited repertoire engagement at the} | l ‘BILL Palace before sailing for Havana on ber Latin-American tour. | WIT AND HUMOR, Qi) Boag has a deep cough. He was! walking along roadway yesterday when be saw a man carrying a big piece of ice into a building, Just then @omebody asked about Gil's health. | “I'm like that fellow,” came the ro-) ply. | “How's that?” “Got # heavy cold,” sald Gil GossiP. Mme, Olga Hetrova hi Gain Harris ostate at C z T. George M, Coban 1s t . neighbor. - mek Mra. Harry Clay Blaney, known profess: as Kitty Wolfe, was WHY You've BOTHERED Ox Me ABOUT THAT BILL FoRTY “TIMES IN jen Dive! ) BUT I AINT’ BEEN ABLE TO GRASP ANYTHIN’ Yer ¢ weverely burt by an automodile re cently. Honestly, now, Lou-Tellegen has to | om Pumaning Co 18 ¥ Rossing Werle) Be: fight his Way through admiring girls at the “SOMEW > . INERw Vv ree a fo a is 9 ERE NEV O Bosaop'? ; pe er enc tine NO) N NI " 7 eer ; door after euch matinee, | s EWHERE IN V YORK A “Bazaar” Is Bound to Attract Bizarre Visitors! ” (; obe during the vdeo Sere = \ they will be entertained : and Paula Stone on the CONSULT UME. FAYKES atage ufter each matine: ‘ | SHE'LL GIVE YOU A BG Percy Haswell has begome a vaude- | phar thea 19 | bir? FUTURE FOR A “ ville star and will soon be iad RUSH oF UATGH, aged Previa Wa vse dine SMALL PRESENT, | ‘ uader the direction BUSINESS Gee ) ERY Seve 1 BADR ’ i 6he will use Fran : St playlet, "Cousin Ble a Ny Ke IN rs Bor bouue The Catholic Ble B: BUYER: } te, 6045 will have a testimonial performance \“ B L i oP) pee caros!! | at the Hippodrome Sunday evening, ? Cicer > 1 SE TROUBLE ¢ ‘ Dec, 30. The programme is being ar- | 400K \S3 Denier Mowe sceNARIO! ) ranged by Rev. John B. AN Ucey eisted by Laurette Taylor, F (ee Stone, George M , Rex Beach Donald Brian a am Collier. A ‘THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. ‘s Gardener’ & Grower are potato raisers at Birch, Col, . FOOLISHMENT. | berate sermhcue PBs quite ‘or frequently & man | ¢ FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Comic—Blaze was arrested, but es- | caped from Jul! | Btraight--How did he get out Comic—By the fire escape,of course, (Audience leaves.) No | | \ y Nie y + \ : ! Tapes uv . i | ; ‘ . HARD GolLED EGGS cde ‘ le 9 HEADING For THE i ONLY THING \aT THERE'S NO CHARGE Genre wen™ For