The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1918, Page 18

WRITER A EN 0 COMIC PAGE | About Plays LITTLE “MARY MIXUP” y ne ; peepee P avers “HIS 15 «No, I'm wie \y ¢ and Play ers S A BoaT AND } CAPTAIN _ 6 Tim | BxBive DUDLEY I||( Ik ee / ( MONG those who probably will CAPTAIN ) —1 A not see Emily Stevens open f < a ber New York engagement in Alan Dale's play “The Madonna of the Future,” at the Broadhurst ‘Theatre next Monday night, is Alan Dale. And it is also probable that he will never see his pl ne @a it is in the Broadhurst. The four @ation for this statement is 1) nounced dete bohhge yb! mn liroadhurst, lessee the t bar Mr. Dale out KeV Mr. Broadhurst's pr ula has been Mr. Dale. The acted #0 Io: manager's dislike for the ¢ritic who has turned @ Olt of Mr. Dale's eriticls produced by Mr. Broad latter at that time dent the right to see the Broa ihuret playa yy “It Is true that I shall not permit o Mr. Dale to enter the Broadhurst LAME Preae Pvtiahing 0 (HT Preeing Werte Theatre,” aald Mr adhurst, when rsked about it, “I t want him in b vas the theatre and have him) JOE'S CAR there.” “Then why did you book his play in your house?” was asked “That was a sine tween Mr, Morosco, the producer, and mee t “AN right.” sald Mr. Dale, when t DAWGONNIT “That's My car} oeee = cunpadeaes told of Mr, Broadhurst's action. “Tha GOSH! J wisH A 2 ' i ‘will ‘save. ma the ugony ef altting is vas wane 'd Liwe KNow IF 1 CAN'T VLU Teacu 'EM A Lesson! through my own play again ’ LEAVE MY CAR To BE FIXED “THEY CAN RUN ALL OVER MISS BARRYMORE’S PLANS. | finishes When Ethel Barrymore with “The Lady of the Camellias,” now at the Empire, she will be seen in R Carton's comedy “The Off Chance In this play, which was produced in London last September, | y role. Miss whe will Following ve a sprightly come “The Off Chan Barrymore will revive “Midchannel;" then she will do another new play, after which will come “Captain| Jinks" aud ‘The School for Scandal.” NEW REVIEW IS OFF. | The Garfield closing order has! caused F. Ziegfeld jr. to abandon temporarily his plan to put a 9 o'clock musical review on the roof of the New Amsterdam Theatre MISS RING TO SING. Blanche Ring is preparing to enter vaudeville. She will offer a singing) fot with George Spink at the plano Yor her use Irving Berlin has thought up a new song called “Did You See My Little Jimmy Marching?” A BLIGHT MISTAKE. Jerome H. Eddy states positively that Fiske O'Hara told him the fol- lowing story: A small town man was telling a commercial traveller of the wonder- ful shows the town usually had. “We get some great ones,” he said. BIG LITTLE /""W3Ke." DeaR—DO ( Nou Love SUL “Last week we had Keller, the Mouth-Organ King, and next week | we're going to have ‘Louis, the Cross-Eye.’ What play did you say?” asked the drummer. “Read it yourself,” zen, producing a programme announcement referred to said the citi- The “Louls xi | OUR OLD DOG ROVER. wre need to are wae fussy ef hair Ro Imagine toy survmae ‘ove afters yen he rusted in and aw 7 shears! 1 he called a Grinning, on his But just then came another dog auf fight, ensued | CAPTAIN } WITHOUT THOSE Books usin’ \T TeHasE AROUND Int aver Evening World Daily Magazine Thursday, January 24, 1918 THe {TOWN LOOKIN’ FOR — LET Me SE WoT 1T® Like # e\ 4 No, tn awe») CAPTAIN \T!! WHICH felsic \ BET “his 1s “Them Now !! Toth dows, band “It T ever barber another dog hope somebody shoots me in the foot. Gossip. Ned Wayburn'’s father died yes- terday Ferne Rogers and Richard Carlo are now with “Furs and Anna Held, 111 in Milwaui wired Lee Shubert she is A special matinee 1 Harry Blaney harge of the Liberty Thea Camp Merritt with a Lieutena rank Bertha Mann its playing in Ashton Stevens's drama "Mary's Way Out, produced by Oliver Morosco in Los Angeles. An extra matinee of ‘I'he Land of | Joy” will be given at the Knicker- bocker Theatre to-morrow Helen Gladdings will introduce a ew Spanish dance in “Cheer Up" at | e 1 Monday and tho s will go into the OUR SPORT DEPARTMENT NE EE ee mnie AY, YOUNG MAN) (Goan! ITis GREAT | CH OFART 1 JOST xempted How's TH Ick MIGTER- ITLL KNOW My ADK Second Fan—On what grounds? SVER TowaRns 3 Ro anak 4 \Qi. BE First Fan--Polo Grounds! TH’ CenTRE ¥ Ws Out TO-MoRROU ey THERE} if 9 A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. 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