The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1918, Page 18

COMIC PAGE Monday, meren 18 | LITTLE “MARY MIXUP” \W/f_ Is | ‘About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY _ HE Port Pitt 1 | of which ( UM-M-m-M- ] SMELL GINGER-~ Ohtake I po. (2 Bor Ve i Jost Ny a CWE HIM A LITTLE ) NN Piece ili SMELL SUCH A TeENTY / ( WEENTY Pict (eny i ©. KX ey How I cuess ['Lt Have “To CINE HIM Some iv 's) Funny LI coup 7 / ; Md es Whit cathe | y i ie juced at the Comedy heaters | aoe bi ie he wu 4 fis now came, tt haa hed long rune ta HMA Ht bid Boston, Pittsburgh and Chiongo. i iI fli " me William A. Brady was the original i ill | hath: i oN & Bid yas tn icndon ynder iia present Wit MT li 1 ee title before Mr. Brady staged It here. Pe NAMES AND MORE NAMES. | ¢ go Herman Moss, Joseph i manager of the Norworth | Ae) va S Cz R ‘Theatre, asked us to suggest that! the public take a hand in offering a Rew name for that little playh In three rays Mr. Moss ’ ; BR Mra orno.ni tae || (atte Meee & 1 FoRGer “To TELL YoU Ty : ' if Iti ible th De You" 7 ©} tamed arter'n popular ca the | IN WE “TANK “To GET UIPUT AN AUHIUIAE SY Se Md ee de Y'seE — Now “we, : ar hee eld , theatrical ‘profession who. died. re: | BACK OF “THE ENGINE, DEAR') Sow ME How “TO BiG Tank's EMPTY ! tO BILL i 8 Cently In the service of the Allies, US THERE? \E YRUN OUTA GAS ITLL YLL SHow y'How “HE = siaed é BY WAY OF DIVERSION. | : t , & (WER “evotogien to iimabeth Abere Allen. Ut GET Y'HOME M Les Seeger. motion: aloe me 0 one fe ‘ace a load aa i journey along 3 rough Sou're wot here, I can feel that you're | y ea Rd Give me in mem'ry the song I held dear E Ee, ‘with ius trials “Wan weighted me down: jarehine has gone and the world. weary 8 frown, ‘ant to blot out the yeam if 1 can jother, forget I'm « aray-headed man! troubles brow wiley Hf you must. for I'm coming But for the moment, oh, mother LEFTWICH IS ENGAGED, Alexander Leftwich has been made | @tage director of the “Midnight Frolic,” a position held in the past by Ned Wayburn. Dore and Cavanaugh have been engaged for the cast of that attraction. Mr. Zlegfeld's other show, “The Follies,” will end tts tour in Montreal April 20. He is engaging for the next edition. According eon Friedman, “non-experienced beauties” are wanted Yezza!l TH’ Res ( No! ye” } SAME OLE HAPPY X Biepd! You NEVER Dib GEY MARRIED {DD ' DoE ? J BUT, “KNOW TH’ UNLUCKY IN"LOVE "ARE GAID TO Be lucky AY CARDS ! A SPRING POEM. Boring is nigh, Baw a fly, MAGICIANS TO PERFORM, Harry Houdini is arranging another Congress of Magicians for the Hip- podrome Sunday night, April 21. The receipts will go to the Hospital Fund of the Society of American Magicians and to the Showmen's League of America. HIP EMPLOYEES TO FROLIC. | The annual entertainment of the New York Hippodrome Employees’ | Association will be held at the Globe Theatre on the afternoon of Su April 7. The receipts will Ko te organization's sick fund. R. ‘i, Burn- | side is arranging the progras The Hippodrome clowns will be mitted to aasume serious roles the stage hands and ushers will do their bits, No seats will be sold to the public. DREW PLAY OPENS TO-NIGHT. Mr. und Mra Sidney Drew will re- turn to the spoken drama under the management of Richard Walton to-night when “Keep Her Smilin new comedy by John Hunter Booth, | ts launched in New Haven, m ee Aas ae ARW.ONE FOR ORUNDY Co. | GRINDSTONE GEORGE Ada Patterson, newspaper writer, | — and Robert Edeson, actor, are the authors of a new play which will have its first presentation next Monday y the Lexington Theatre at the “ of George D. Grundy’s produc : company, The Masks, Inc. It Ix DAWGONIT — IF IT me Ez AINT. OLE “Soe BATCH”= SES AS SOUNG AN’ CHIPPER AS EVER j ' CANT GET OUT 16) FEAT \ CARDS — es wor Goo Does 2% vw Do'EM-— TH’ 2 UNLUCKY IN 4 Love * SoE”"— os) aoe al “Sparks' fromthe” Daily Grind_» (vend Some into Grind tone George) FROM 1 ch Jay Buchle Neorwalke id Many a fellow is “fired, with ambition’ Just about the time he gets the “aate* the “mother” variety. 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