The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1918, Page 10

EE rE a and Players DAW-w-w- SOMEBODY cone By BIDE DUDLEY Sente hu on seneusny cone + an quick | OHN CORT is announcing his , plans for the season. His first Production will be the operetta, Three,” which will open the Gert Theatre to-morrow night “Glorianna,” another musical play, Hicanor Painter in the chief role, his second, Then will follow ‘Accomplice,” a play by Max with Josephine Victor; and a few play with music for Louis Ben- written by Eimer Harris. Be ‘these productions, Mr. Cort wil ‘eat two “Flo Flo” companies, “THE MATINEE HERO.” , “The nee Hero” is the name Srchowcin'e new starring ¥e- under the management of Cohen & Harris, It to by Mr. Dit- riohstein and A. E. Thomas. It will im Hartford Sept. 12 and, after three weeks in Boston, come ‘Vanderbilt Theatre here. The east includes Catharine Proctor, Mar- Dale, Cora Witherspoon, Jessie Lyster Chambers, Robert Commings, William Ricciardi and others, woeay uP AND Pues HN OUT Ievess Ii omy WaAst The oursips OF THE WINDOWS CAUSE The jNSiDE WONT Sttow ANYs How ‘§ : KLAW PIECE TO HARRIS. : Bie, Wee easoancement thet will internet] |] FRIEND WIFE (8 GONNA DE. HEY BLANCHE! 1 FOUND A OH Joe ——har'’s Fre! WOTTAYA MEAN, WEVE, Now-essentiat InoustRies theatrical circles especially is to the @ffect that A. H. Woods has arranged with Joseph Klaw for the presenta- tion of Harry Delf's musical play, 4 “Some aq the Harris Theatre, 4 \ beginning Monday, Gept. 16. Joseph Kiaw is a son of Marc Kiaw of Kiaw or & Erlanger. Mr. Woods is regarded as @ Ghuberi ally. Kiaw & Erlanger and ‘ the Messrs, Shubert are supposed to be making faces at each other, “some Night” is now at the Tremont Thea- tre, Boston, WALLY “COMES BACK.” Wallace D. Langerfeld, who wrote rhymes on the Scrantonian in the days ‘when fomale readers used to caress editors and posts with horsewhips (See page 1, his letter to us), has sent in @ limerick with his compliments r because he says this colamn is (see h page 2, same letter) so free from | egotism. Atta boy, Wally! Just for i that here comes the funny old lim- ertok: JOYFUL WHEN 1 “TELL HER! 4 GOT tw? SHES A Goo) ONE HERSELF WWE BEEN ALL DAY “TRYING “Td FIGURE GUT SOME WAY “TH EcoNomize —! we've Got To, Now!t way “To SAVE H A GUY ¥ KNOW (S GONNA GET ME ALL MY “TiRES AT COST! No, .0004 WHY — SO 1 CAN HAVE A CHAUFFEUR !!! AW LES SHOOT A GAME AL > You CAN FEED “HE WIFE SOME BULL ABOUT HAVIN’ A.PUNCTURE OR SuMPA't GEF BoB, I'D LIKE To. 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A cows 's Bugene Howard won the Winter : a n checker tournament. | He's Now oon’ or arf great at croquet De Ss J “An Tdeut Husband,” which goes sy ? cy pa * tnto the Comedy Sept. 16, opens at veusi ford Friday 3 5 day Gould will join the cast of the You CANT EVEN SWEAR eeptury rare. show to-night. No AND SAY= Ys not the of o jeu ¥ reader. State i DAMB} Robert ° haye been Ay for Berth yh - Dorsha, the Win 4 WORLDS ris He 1 Tha to change the “Crops and critics will mame. of " Croppers.” He thinks ay We able to resist it ‘ The opera season at the Park will be inaugurated Sept. 23 with “car. | men.” Mar Sylva will be the | ie | vend » Mobedy te Grindstone Gea James Mé ¢ vaudeville au- He remember. 3 al the things he | 4 at scheol, m California, He J. Strick! learned umn that & Oklahoma « at Don. lated adeville, he country goes “dry,” Shucks. friend! 4 i A THOUGHT FOR TO-Day, Ya man who thinks be» the Commander in Chiefwp at bh ine Mp only the Pavmasterh, ™* Dome FOOLISHMENT,