The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1918, Page 16

1 i ee ee ee a ‘ i <= iy a ae aad tia antot COMIC PAGE Monday, alte Hy 1918 LITTLE “MARY MIXUP” |About Plays’ and Players By BIDE DUDLEY ARGARET MAYO and Margaret M Illington are not to have thea- tres named for them in New York » ull—at least, not next season. F offices of Selwyn & Co. comes the announcement that work on the two playhouses in West 424 Street, between Seventh and Highth Avenues, which have been d a } merely holes in the ground for some a f / peat time, is to be resumed at once and that one will be called the Times Square. No name, says the announcement, has heen selected for the other. A few months ago, if memory serves us! ff aright, Selwyn & Co. let tt be known | these houses would be called the Mar-| [ garet Mayo and the Margaret Illing ton. ‘The theatres will be ready by Christmas, and then the New York) theatregoing public will have some- where to go nights. | BY WAY OF DIVERSION. There was an old maid and she lived | fm a flat. She had a canary, a do oe | and a cat. An upright plano she kept in her home, at which she sang gongs like “No ore Will I Re ONCE EZRA, Do T "REALLY LOOK.1LIKG Yous = ( So his 1s UT Tce MARY MIXUP = Wy, 4haea. SHe Looks LiKE \ Her ae OR DID mar LADY SAY So TuSsT To BE MEAN 2 \! HL Non-essenriac. Inpusteies Bho used to de hat she cc | i) " ee why the men in another direction | SAY —. WHERE Do YOU Get OFP OH, 15 THAT $o? WELL, UAT Re OF cue, ae eevie'ee’| | betie® tint vaart weet Do You KNOW ABOUT IT? war's SIU ENON TEE YES=YES, Go on! GosH —! No. 0000% rarried:. i's really quite plain, “A | ae @ ryt eg THE ADVANTAGE IN GOING ‘OUR DING cen oe a YOU'RE DOING FINE —-- j HAVE (T YOUR Bee wal ane dog would take after OW"TH READ A ROAD MA WAY? ANSWER ME THAT I — WELL, ANYHOW — = & Now “TeL. Me. BORG WAY? IF BUY.A BEAT (T KID! - = Py out in the hali. She'd rescue the | o WAYS THRIET STAMP)/ = NO» GIMME “THAT caller and ask for his hat, and then 5 , he'd sit down, us a rule, on the cat. - MISTER? “Two FOR A QUARTER: GBho'd bring the canary to sing for the BRAND! man and spill on his clothes all the ; ' seed in its pan. He'd brush off the stuff, and the next thing he knew she'd play the piano and sing “I'll Be | True.” He'd stay for a while, then he'd tell her goodby, and, once the he was‘ off on the fy. r saloon was the first place | , and soon he'd be blowing foam over the top. This maid was, indeed, a poor, misguided child. To say she was foolish is putting it mild. A man likes to talk of himself—let him rave and, girls, you can make his affections behave. THIS LETTER TRAVELLED. ‘Two years ago George W. Anson celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of bis first appearance op the stage. Recently he Jeft New York and went to London. On his arrival there he found waiting for him a letter mailed in Sydney, N. 8. W., in April, 1916, It was a “round robin" from some of his admirers in Sydney, felicitating “ originauy. directed to New Yn BeE-He! W-WELL ~ “wo ME EYE— Mm ‘ fount, Tela tha aente of the cate T ADMIT Seanl 1 N'FRTHEAD ~ WTS OWNIN’ UP ee a nee ‘i Bay Prietar, and foaily reachet ah NS TAS ! 7H’ SECOND? “WH FIRST : “LIFE PARTNERS his son, A. E. Anson, at the Lync TO TERS ANY ' : PROVES sar! Theatre, London. VAN IS HONORED. Billy B. Van, comedian, farmer and Constable of Van Harbor, N. H., was the honored guest at a dinner given by the Friars at the Monastery last night. About 300 of his friends sat around the festive board and heard him praised and explained. Mr. Van made a speech in which he told the diners all about Van Harbor, It took him just two minutes, Judge L. B. Epstein was toastmaster and Ren- nold Wolf made a few remarks about Billy’s past. Other speakers were Al Jolson, M. Koenigsberg, Dave Fer- guson and Jack Gleason. Following the feast came a show, among those jeipating being Al Jolson, Beth ly, Harry Delf and the “Rainbow Girl”’ chorus, Bddie Miller, Whiting and Burt, Eddie Cantor, Chick Sale jand Willie Weston. Jim Morton did ithe announcing. It was indeed a Marge evening. OBSERVATIONS. + ‘Wrifle the boys in France dig tn the ere at home sbould be glad to dig "Pine Germans will not ae the ratn- fbow in the Rainbow Division, of course, but we'll bet they see stars, ‘They go after big results, theso Chicagoans, but in different ways. (‘Phere are the packers, and then (there's Private ‘Lennart. Gossip. ‘This ts the last week of Al Jolson lend “Sinbad” at the Winter Garden. Violet Englefield has been engaged ‘for a role in “The Passing Show of 7918." Nina Velierts, Spantsh dancer of the lortginal “Maytime” production, will Join the company at tho Broadhurst te-night. ‘Tho Mesers. 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