The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1918, Page 20

— ae “ee ee ae oe oe ————————————OOooerorrerororrerorrre 7 Q oer Phil ee EERE a AES OR COTTE COMIC PAGE Friday, June 14, 1918 Caw, T have Wr Co MWMHY DONT You Aw, T 2. wit) > on 5 - ps * ' AYED wiTi . EST Hoody 6 _, *PLAY WITH cRooere 2 Him WesTeRDAYy br AND We wont eeov WITH a AtD . = ABLES BE our « FoR & WEEK y) if IOHN BARRYMORE ond Arthur] J Hopkins have perfected an ar- rangement whereby the actor will appear in a series of new plays! next season under the latters on-) gagement. Mr. Hopkins will direct the staging and the scenic effects will be supplied by Robert Edmond Jones.; Mme. Nazimova will continue under Mr. Hopkins’s direction next senso. She will be seen first in a new play, and later in some revivals, including, Tosen’s works. Mr. Hopkins will open the Plymouth Theatre's season dur- ing the last week in August with Martin Brown's comedy, “A Very Good Young Man,” with Wallace E4- Ginger in the tite role His new] Clare Kummer comedy, “Be Calm, Camilla,” will bave Lola Fisher in the leading role. EVELYN WILL ACT. “The report that I am to act under u management of David Belasco séason is wrong,” said Evelyo Nesbit to the writer of this column yesterday. “However, | am to be 4 regular actress and will appear in 6 regular play Under the direction of & regular manager.” And, doing @ bounce Into « big auto with silver wheels, she murmured sweetly: ‘Home, Philander!” ABOUT SHUBERT THEATRES. ‘The Movers, Shubert announce that their New Apollo) Theatro, now in course of construction at 47th Street and Broadway, will be ready in the | fall and that it will be conducted as a first-class “legitimate” house. They ' also arinounce that the Comedy will | again be under their management, and.that the 44th Street and the Lyt- fc, which have been given over to pictures, will be put back in the §2 class. Sama, Now “THAT IM A . CANDIDATE AGAINDT BILL LA HIFF=TLL HAFTA SHAKE A LEG AN’ Do LIL’ ELECTIONEERIN' FOR 7 yg MESELF -YEzzAt eee Len 4 *an0% N'GONNA VOTE For Me tN TH 9 COMIN™ELECTION® BUT \"FATHEAD NoUve NEVER is being written for him. The author read us an act a week ago. NEW SYMPHONY READY. “NOBODY DOES IT” used at the Strand, = the Rivol. Bills will run a week. W. r * ee ‘ ‘A. Massarene designed the building. re : (Send a Nohody’ to Grindstone George) COHEN KNOWS WOMEN. Meyer Cohen, music publisher, @ stage singer years and still trills a wicked thorax. He was 1 ing one of his songs to demonstrate’ it in @ store in a nearby city the, other day when the Duper for the place, an old maid of about forty-five, | complimented him on his voice. mates ought to go on the stage,” she He proposes to old maids were born,” he replied, smiling’ eweetly. “How long ago?” she asked. 1 “Thirty year Meyer sold a large bil) of goods, Gossip. Archie Smith, Leo Newman's dan- cer, has joined the navy. Frederick Warde is in from Sullt- ‘van County to appear in the Lambs’ Gambol. Harris Gordon bas finished working fn the leading juvenile role in a Fox picture. , a peeran, Del Witt, aiid Leo Jacobs JOE’S CAR . A ve jolied hands te songs. Get i i i ; F ne Baye jolted bands i nd You Know a Truck Driver's Appetite! ONE VAIN REGRET, Don Barclay, comedian, has been | " AT and Bridget a engaged by Hitiott, Comstock & Gest; idget were being mar- ried and the whole village was astir. Pat was resplendept. in From Allan Finn ‘Spork Row” Ty, Causriaht. W918 Press Pubhahing Co (NV Eneaing World) NO UsE KICKIN’ BLANCHE — LCAN'T STAND THis! for the Century Grove Midnight Re- } vue. ‘The real name of Florence O’Deo- | i - fl i WE SIMPLY GOTTA WAIT HERE WHY DONT YOU CALL A a tail coat (borrowed), patent leather ishawn, the “Hitcby Koo” dancer, is ) i} a \ ‘ D ? shoes (too tight for him), a white Florence Andrews. She was a pupil| - Nl iz “TILL ONE.OF “THESE GUYS COMES POLICEMAN OR SOMETHING £ P ; y aie eno and tel Panel | Tl nih ; a ’ i vest and a bright green tie; Bridget j | eT i) Back FROM LIS LUNCH. re shone gloriously in, inost of the colors jof the r ow. e fateful words May Irwin and Vivian Perry have | were ) and the happy pair just finished acting in a dairy cow film in Connecticut for the Universal. im in Connecticut © Universal A walked down the aisle and out into the Lambs there will be no charge val brn ll HAND / — greeted them” with loud’ cheers. At tee Lambe ‘eere, will te Se .cbarge . | / 5 greeted them with loud cheers. At for their Gambols, which begin to- HI i} HRA — their ead and Tinigest aank buck wid jo i their cap and Bridget san ck wit a sigh of satisfaction, rick,” she said sadly, “there's only q one thing Oi regret. If we cud have ement and watched stood on the p ourselves pass, wouldn't {t have been hivinly?”—-Rochester Post-Express, a cy ight. \ i The next Frank A. Keeney an| ' ii = () J wil) be “The Girl With a Past,” one! iW i bn ? > ) y of the late Paul Armstrong's plays, | Mh Y D 4 ( with Catherine Calvert in the stellar HN) nT i . . ate ) role. HAH ( ) “ \ re) / ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, ' _ Answens 7 inauini i 5 $ AND WHAT 18 FRIENDSHIPT x, H.-Your information a correct. | l } , 4 P AG Re NDY FOSTHR, a well known ‘orma’ rect. f A character in his native qity, Your Troubles,” is a young woman. 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