The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1918, Page 16

Se ae TS er te tai ls tite OO ee EEE EEE shooing him to make him go.” COMIC PAGE Monday, July 8, 1918 hy—for Himself! About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY ELWYN & CO. announce that their first new production wo come to New York next season will be Avery Hopwood's farce, “Double Exposure.” It will begin an engagement at a Broadway theatre next month. The new Selwyn Thea- ‘tre, In West 424 Strect, will be opened early in September with Jane Cowl In “Information, Please." Kol Cooper Megrue's comedy, “Tea For Three,” hy jew York in Sep- fatter, rity and ri little ne ia a Ww) a hs gt “Rock-A-Bye Baby” and “Why Mar- Fy?" will be sent on tour. The Selwyns ‘will move their offices from the Com- aS it Building to quarters in new "pclwyn Theatre Bulding early in the fall. “PASSING SHOW" JULY 22 “The Pas: Show of 1918" will Degin an engagement at the Winter Garden esday, July 33, Jt will rd ONE ST Ludnue city ne geeostne| JOE'S CAR week. | [Reems 0 eres semen cs ET Srveine eres ATTLE “MARY MIXUP" rm = == P q wa C MY Mom DRrownDED BuT You must. NT KeeEL so <a TROT, be. f Se ; Tawa um SBADLY ABouT IT Mice ARIE $ BUT SHE PROM:SED > =, HREE LITTLE Mice ~ oy Destructive AND Your ee 7 aI" ME = é . UR Mom LET ME Do 17 UIT “RIGHT TS -DRown Ne ns t bar) INA Pree Pevticning On OH. T. Brening Wend) They sony Y'uaRD FOR GAS AN’ OIL IN “THEM SMALL TOWNS Joe! ta tat! SO LONG Joe! send me A MESS OF TROUT tf YGET ANY! ~- REMEMBER Now! ROYSTER DROPS IN. ‘W. Nat Royster, manager of ot ; ok ek Gest iia New York |{ Bye Bre BLANCHE ! ; Moston! play, “OR Look, to Chea Now DONT GET SICK SO LONG Eb! it Hy offered at his ' tere. Charles Hertaman will be cons- wish You was e AN BE CAREFUL OF “THAT BUM 1 for Bitiort, ‘oras od & rf . ' _ $$$ “TIRE IN FRONT! Pe ANCHE! Look OUT FOR SNAKES AND BUGS! Chicago Policemen’ ‘This contract is always eagerly NI BRING ME BACK A fall. ht after Dy managers. The La A Galle went through last segson. with BEAR CUB MR. JINKS? Bat two attractions, a record un- equalled by any other Chicago the- sure Y‘An'T FORGOT NOTHIN’ Joe? BYE - BYE! Now-essentia. INpusteies No. o00 YouGuta TAKE. ANOTHER EXTRA “WBE Joe! OF Course 1 CAN'T REPEAT WHAT HE sai ABOUT YoU. aL! BUT IT WAS PRETTY ROUGH STUFF TO PULL <-— {LL say That mucn f 1 wisitT He'd PAY ME FER MOWIN' HIS Lawn. tf aN SHE WOULDN'T LET HIM. Claude Grencker of the Shubert forces and Mrs. Greneker are spend- img the summer at Lake Waccabuc, mear Katonah, N. Y. The other day/ they went to a farmer to rent a horse by the month. 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