The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1918, Page 18

COMIC PAGE Wednesday, May 8 WELL, LL WaT? DID .MAamMAa Ss LITTLR GIRL. LEARN’ @ P, — oe aii Te = DID You wWearn Sone sabre ( ARITHME Tic x > “WELL, WHAT (pio ? MAMA'S LITT.B 4 GiRt LEARH IN SCHOOL “TODAY P —= ee TO WHISPER WTR UST MAKING MY Ce LIPS. MOVE ACBIT~ and Players By BIDE DUDLEY INCOLN A. WAG Collin Kemper, tired from the work of p ing P about four years ago, are to take it up again. Yesterday they @aned a contract with Seret thur Guy Empey of “Over the 1 * fame. to appear under their management | in @ now war comedy entitied “fhe Drums,” by George C. Harelton. They negotiated with Sergt. Empey nearly & month and it was only after in-| sfluence from Washington had been brought to bear on bim that he was persuaded to take up the work of act- | ing. Wagenhbals and Kemper «an- ounce that, if the play js a financial success, a large portion of the profits shall be devoted to restoration work in France during the reconstruction period that wil ‘ will devote to the projec stantial sum will work. ‘The play, how will be pre sented purely on its merits, there be- ing no intention to exploit it as a charitable entertainment. It.is tially a fulness youth. ‘Th of the gred conflict has no p tat all ‘The theatrical » »uld welcome aper SPELLING 2 WRITING 2 + ho sil / a i WoT BROUGHT No! I OWES ME ( Vou Here | DOWNFALL “To ~ * NO.999- “— ‘ ( Booze OR SomeETHIN'? Et WOMAN { ,ONE OF THEem WHY Dancone et VAMPIRES” HUH? “ HER — HOW'D 17 2 ; Nai HAPPEN YouRe A Guest Rear ; J. Poor FeLLeR! Fema: iii FoR 3 WEARS wun? ) ( YOU SAVD $ \ THATS Somer Heel LE @IRETCH ¢ ~ the return of Wagenhals & K to the producing field. They are clean | tien who stage good plays | TO REMODEL AMES HOUSE Winthrop Ame o have the Little Theatre remodel juring the sum mer. A_balco' be pul in and the seating ity of t house made 500, whe He will open it in the fall with Maeter Unek's “Les Fia “The Blue Bird." SOLVING THE MYSTERY. When George Bowles, whoxe Con meeticut country ho ed for months, found it had been robbed recently he called in a constable, The latter made a minute examination of | the premises, both d out, | and finally came to a de “It's an inside job,” JIMMY THOMPSON'S DAD. Te aint, the samme, it seetne to me, at Jinan " Xv | | ev'ry day, an’ eummetimes | “NOBODY DOES IT (Sena a Nebedy* to Grindstone’ George) in Fraser, why Mis sings : : it fer @ while an’ join in} My wyher ar gaye they got thal flag ‘cause Mr. vere Tightio” in the trenches Over He stays:to hear finish of a \ S0®p-box Speech, ‘xactly what all brave men ft too. NAVY SHOW AT CENTURY. The army hasn't all the “beautiful | "in Uncle Sam's fighting forces, | ecoms. Tho navy claims a few, anyway, and thoy will cavort for a| week at the Century Theatre in a| musical production Jed = “Birt, | Bang,” opening May ‘The enter- | tainment is to be offered by 160 re-| eruits from the Pelham Bay Naval ‘Yraining Station and the proceeds will go to the welfare fund of that station. A chorus of fifty “lovely ladies,” all husky young men, will be used. WAR RELIEF GETS THEM. | Ater the Hippodrome closes its sea #on Saturday the articles which have | accumulated in the Lost and Found | Department will be turned over to] the Stage Women's War Retief. | Among them will be 100 pairs of rub- ders, sixty-two pairs of gloves, about JOE’S sc AR SSuire ce i} his 914, Preas Publishing Co. «N.Y. ® enty reed Lan) if iT two site ot false eA as ol | None of Us Should Be Lonely These L 4) aie Rees Bas ntaee et 7 Bt | [eee ree as sie shih dintbidlainiss Het dy abl hal Ts) , been afflicted with caracho for some | SSA RISEA SIS: asi ahaa | ——4 R Se ee ene ae time past. | f “ i ei le girl of Six years, returned |, OUR OWN POPULAR SONGS. | DAWGONNIT. = EveRY “Time pert se OT il Ute. mips ten : Ray foes ree Maker bad the cotben a | LGET A HALE DAY OFF “THE. + i¢ ‘dD WANTED To Go ALONE } ’ : WIFF 1S ONT “To SOME FOOL \ swe'd WAVE THe CAR BULL" } | a Sr et fe meay BRIDGE PARTY — AN’ 1 War TA Ne aaa : 3] IV AA ae ie hele teel bores vs 5 0s eam cer era joyful ans Go MOTORIN’ ALONE a { ENOUGH WALKIN WHEN |) HAVE A 1 WE GET “ovER “Here! | | CIGAR ? you remember to gay { | Mrs. Brown juat J wre H—yes, indeed 1 do, and 1 can hantiy| ct on Ruth answered trie To drt a rice dig dose of i 1 om only 2 plse bis 0d 1 am onl umphant I smiled and said, ‘Ip enjoyed myself, Mrs, Brown; you had dear, with some etZauge, | & lots better dinner than J thought i wd have The People's Home | Journa ound and rowad, | fear the ~ SHE LACKED EXPERIENCE, FARMER | a bu ne day to buy of buckwheat for GOSSIP Kitty Doner of “Sinbud,” has dought a home for parents haps © man who sold the The 300th | A Ta y was away, and his ra or-Made iat the She tee hun & Harris Theatre to-night asure ok & peck ih Look” 0 ts season yesige y went to the és : the measure ‘he contents inte by playing th fall it will go on tour cult. Nex A® predicted in this columr lynn Miller has been en. nexi edit farmer, to make @ tine} “SOMEWHERE IN NEW YORK” a str : RK Some of “the Dangers of a Big City” token four peeks Florence Ware, who was out of the cast of “The Rainbow Girl" because —==! ee Of illness, has returned WOLD IT BE SAF DEAR THIS 15°) THis By j 7 a = a2 pa eee “ i Arthur Levy, who has been ahead! |\WALK UNDER A SAFE SUCK & BRAU-| OA A, Le SAW A SIGN HANGING THAT STAR GAZER MORE | BELIEVE ME! THAT THIS YAP IS TM Goin THis GoY FN= Th = Di los returned the womaa, of Rock & White, in in New Your THAR BEING HoISTED, TOM en once NOM ITEE Ro BuMPs INTO PON" | mooeH GETS BEATUP{ IN URGENT \ OVER TC DAUdene cinereus ving mY I never arranging further booking for them bi u a "NO SMOKING’ Eve ERYONK, SP) FOR WRARIA! THOSE 4 NEED OF HELP, )MRS. BORNE!!! = Cre'D pie wad cape o in measuring “cheer v p.” wit hari 7 INCURAB LF - HE WONDERED WHY Cocos! | renee BOGS IMGONNA FINCE AART IRS HE CARRIES HIS PLAGE tow Matperc’ + Mwave Ment Circuit and entertain , Woonistes § | hy HAPANES HENCE His Ws (Bomes tnto 3 STE y BOHNEDS REP” CANE VERY THIS BIRD — : diers after the Hippodrome closes ZW> \ALWAYS IN SONOTTION « G \ Bo ea seni [THEM DN) ve DAN SUP POS 4 ‘3 sv 2 Saturday night Edna Morn, no relation to Septem er, has been given a whac role of Angelina Stokes tn by John Cort A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY ( in S| GRE! | WONDER Dr. Amos Whittaker of Greenville, ha Rd Feo | N. J., found a big rat in his operauing room Monday morning When }¢ tried to get away the surgeon cut off its escape. 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