The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1918, Page 14

COMIC PAGE Monday, June 10, 1918 matee . at Even a General Is Subject to His “ Commander in Ciel “p TM Genera Persnine TS GREAT BEING crf 1S THhS GENERAL : ! > % ER AL > AND EVERY BoDY HAS ERSHING ‘CAUS& NOBODY CAN “PERSHING 7 5 WEL&, GENERAL — bo TusT WHAT : Boss ME AROUND af} PERSmIC 1our MOM WANTS You By BIDE DUDLEY OHN CORT Is announcing some of his plans for next season He has arranged to produce, early in the ‘fall, two new musical plays, a drama and a comedy. Mr. Cort will star Josephine Victor in a @rama called “The Accomplice,” from the pen of Max Marcin. Eleanor Painter has been placed under a long- term contract by Mr. Cort and will be featured in a musical comedy en- titied “Gloriana,” by Catherine Chis- holm Cushing. Joseph Letora has been engaged to play the leading role in “Fiddlers Three,” under the Cort management. This is an operetta Lous Bennison, after a brief tour in “Johnny Get Your Gun,” wii . starred by Mr. Cort in a comedy with music, In addition to his new pro- ductions Mr. Cort will send three | “Fio-Fio” companies on tour next Camera), 1018 Virenn Wubtieming C8 UNF Brewing Werte) sean. =a IT MADE THOMAS MAD. ; JOE'S CA R John Charles Thomas, baritone The “End” Certainly “‘ Justifies the Means” in This Case! the Chicago "Maytime” company at ——————————— the Broadhurst Theatre, doesn’ GRPTMEN UOTE Preas Puetiening Ce (HY Evening World) Sep CTRL eles giite to have his name ail Jur ent the ° - fe a Vass erat te he was ID Chicago re Gosu! 1 can't STAND “This \ = : “THE MINUTE 1 Leave “THe L DONT CaRE A DAWGONNE | cently he was asked to appear at 4) ) 1 os ; Ber Hote Wheater allen’ wee. 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While in Trenton with “Po Your Troubles” last week, Ron missed a newsboy who used to papers and asked another news had become of him, ‘ | “He's home fixin’ up his nose,” the} doy addressed replied. “He sald ho could whip me, an’ he couldn't.” “Which reminds me," said Miss Stahl later, “of a negro walter who didn’t show up for work one day. An- other negro told the proprietor of the cafe that the absent one was in & hos- The proprietor asked why. ‘Well,’ replied the other negro, ben sayin’ fo' a long time dat ho wuz gwine to beat up his wife an’ dts| mawnin’ she ovah-heard him.” ALDRICH WRITES A NOTE. John Aldrich, formerly property man at the Winter Garden, now @ soldier in France, wrote the members of the “Sinbad” company recently that Elsie Janis appeared at a Y. M ©. A. hut near the trenches and made # dig hit singing and imitating. 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