The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1919, Page 20

aia . mem | THEN And “Stingy” Things BY CHARLES DARNTON . LUE curtains drawn b revealed a new § sea. Every play on the triple bill was labelled “new.” is old or new means nothing to me so long as it is produced tn an artistic manner. “A Night in) Avignon,” Young Rice, worked the portry, with Mrancesco Vetraca main taining a bold stand against the flesh and the devil, onty to find him: EW PLAYS o| “laughter of the Gods” of | Dunsany ck at the Punch and Judy Theatre last night ¢ of Stuart Walker's so-called portmantpau few wor It 's aa r K tr self in tha company of daughters of | though the two playa have much in Venus, and thereby losing eleventh hour the beauteous Madon Laura. Ip other word, a m destroy im a moment the bap, he hag sought for years, ( Was a aincere anil atrong-ve ed p and Margaret Moser an altogether desirable Laure w much for the Dagan spirit aud Mw aleappuintments! a “Suingy,” dy Micawe Perry, prove to be ap epiag Chive mime fa wh a pitta edad Os & Rawr tir wordnet she Wook Of B, Daermaroe: whe me CoUsTY OWT Mee) @ “force” fii Seiwa EA we AS with che Wewtertm Gvactaa, wae Gurren a0 & meet of SotrTy Kaw mtber Ge Miey Sinyy, ue MeGuiat victim of gactum book trrauny, Meabeth Ulack wag @ peart-wanning youngster; d- ae Biel cave the melodramatic tows of (uspard t his rolq and); BMieabeth Patiorson put a big, Keu- erour soul into Grandma Then came “Tho Laughter of tho Gods,” in three acta This play by t tho common. The laughter of the gods in (his instance must be imagined may|A false prophet brings down their ness|wrath upon the jungle éity of Thek, | and as a result the town Is stroyed. ‘It happens that this fals | prophet haa three wives, and so h londeavors to save himself from th sin against his people by telling « [te But the gods do not lie, and | theretnre ty proceed to emash him hed Ther. The play comes down WMA the crash of vengeance, Wali- Laughter of the Gods" ts not Here again George Gaul was strong and Mar ngs of tho three playa ‘vere » and t music by Her- triple bil at the Punch and Judy ts tistic im By BIDE YIOL. KWATHTLEY, at the Friars) motte" lost wot, was talking about |! er Cares Wrotham, the | ae noted English actor, who died a few days ayy. _ “iewy Mamilton, who loved to Jeo Btr Marvy had come fun at fee Soaces Cromn Roou > with Who wae eighth” eal Mr. Keightoy.| *eir Asua Ewe het presented the: Sub wits Lael’ Garrick’s chair, and | ower ip ase tharc, Wyndham was Pywrr ay eo Garrick at the time.) After the ge@nmance one night he! | Avenue bought rixt frtned @ macty at the club made up About Plays | producer. The and Players DUDLEY House pperatic performance of Catulle s famous work, but in dramatic 1 it was offered to American pla: s years ago. Julla Marlowe waa fe star and Charles Dillingham the called “Tho for gO Queen Piame' the Hollis 6, 1902. Pa adaptation Frank Roicher, Arthur Lawrence mpany were HER THEATRE PARTY, morning at the Casino for ( dfase, Benry Irving and Hamilton./ pine,” She did not say whom they @yudnam was sitting in Gurrick's| were for, At 215 o'clock several Fyalr but wasn't aware of the fac Noticing it, Hare said: “Charley, my boy, do you know where you're sitting?’ "Why, no—where? asked Wynd bam. “In Garrick’s chair.’ *'Yes,) was Wyndham’s comment Tm getting more like him every day.’ “Hamilton smiled — sarcastically fAnd less like bim every night! be ea’ A REAL GENTLEMAN Ghelley Hull, who died Tuesday fught, was 4 gentleman, a prince of good fellows und a man without an fremy. He was undoubtedly the | Most talented of the younger actors Who have gained prominence in the|the story at this wri taking off, the | last few years. In his American stage bas suffered a serious los HOW CAN BESS RESIST? A. H, Carpenter of West 173d Striek loves her and he wants her to know {t. Sbe is @ reader of the kolumn he buys, so won't Ww print his love rhyme se and grab him Bure, we will. Listen, Bos tiful thing, you! Oh, Bess, T love your hair so brown, Your eyes so dark and clear; 1 love you best in ail the town, T'd love to call you “dear!” But now I'm saying things, perhaps, Which I ought not to say; And therefore I will close this poem Which I just wrote today WHEN IT WAS A PLAY The 5.1 f "La t ig automobiles rolled up to the the tre and unloaded sixty wounded eo) diers from three debarkation nos- pitals. It was Mrs, Sichel’s own little theatre party, and you can bet “a good time was had by all.” AWAY WENT GLOOM. Helen Holmes, of “Keep It to Your- self,” ut the 89th Street Theatre, read the name of Capt, Herbert Biddle of the 37th California Regiment .a th list of war casualties erday, dhe knew bim when they were childrea back on the Pacific Coast, and was downcast when she entered the theas tre. Just befor went on in the second act a note was delivered to | her by a messenger. It asked if Capt. | Biddle might enjoy her company for a few minutes after the show. He could and—well, that's ail there ix 0 ng. HE “GOT HIM,’ William Kent was s lobby of the Cent Wh mebody's Sweetheart,” in which be comedian, is playing, when a broke away from “de ge vached hia suid the kid, Kin the good show “LT think 80," replied Mr. Kent. “You seen it, has you?" “About forty time The boy looked at him a moment and ten sid: “E gotcna! Yor de janitor of de theatre.” Gossip, Edith Uclena will » by Vanderpool a |soclation beneft at the Hippodrou: day night rest Huff of “Sinbad,” will ex n the members of the company # duck hunt on Great South Hay Bunday r Will sing La-mayFacePowder Stays On Better Than Any Other tick, White lead poisons the and rice pow paste that enc kheads \ 1" proved powder 4 a medic gredient that doctors use to heal the whin, In fact, this new id reduce enlarged pore and pimples. It is ulso astringent Miscouraging flabbiness, crows’ f and wrinkles, Iecause jt is pure and Because it stays ongee well this|in New Yogk. Save this noti ia ire Refuse t sai beautifies your compl the r * « LITTLE w, whether a play may be summed up in a ntloss an a dy, but by no means #) |thrilling as “A Night at an fon,"{ MARY 1M To Busy TS Listen 9 ANYTHING ABour He ICE MAN -<PLeASe stay QUT OF The KiTcHen ~~ ee mr ya” 2 JOE’S CAR Paving Oo OF aa COMIC PAGE Thursday; January 16 MIXUP Proving That It Sometimes Pays to Listen! COME RIGHT IN AR ICEMAN, Mom 18 100 Busy TS TALK To Me Now RIGHT INTO THE PARLOR - J od / WAT Ti TA “TRoucH - > ) J cant TAK 1% You Now- Now STAY our oF THe AND IN A COUPLE You WHeTHeR SHE WHETHER SHE WANTS ANY ICE ol -m- Bei With the Result That—Everybody Is Thoroughly Satisfied ! tag le heard, and gnashing of teeth! d piece, yet tt Is highly | not without interest. | ured beauteously 4s) Hyde was in keeping with| the various scenes. In short, the! Gistinguished for its excoptional ar-| t | | at the Metropolitan Opera} ext week will be the first! first staged st | Theatre, Boston, Oct. | the Englisa | Ibert Bruning aod/ Mrs, Otto Sichel of No, 1k00 Seventh | tickets yesterday | me | DSTONE 4 is dis a Br Ma to put son has been arr held at urtesy of A Hexion, you will mt eae understand why it s0 quickly became hundred patrons o »st popular beauty-powder sold at the Astor Theatre voted on hele the question of whether or not Fay, YorTER, PLEASE SEE IF You CAN |_ {FIND MY HUSBAND — HE'S BEEN Gone GAN HOUR AND 1M BEGINNING ' eS yass ‘mi! “SOMEWHERE IN N wodlsies GOT A CUTE Bow oF a 2S AC N Si SXeVEr. GOsEs le SE, ANO SHE MoL0S179 LO read! WAST SAS TH FuRNT : HIS Foot Ove Ben Pub ce Wy eve, wouce he LISTEN PORTER , YOU Tere ('m ASLEEP IN THE, oe CLUB SMOKER — GET me? | pecLusB can! WEH- HEH: HEM! | ———— Ss PORTER — [ were’s ANOTHER QuarTER! Sy AH DON | EW YORK” Mon! 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WILLIE Goes FISHING IN Th’ WASTE BASI<XET FOR THINGS CAN USE A ly CW et ee EO PCA GEORGE fend a Nobody" to’ Grindstone George’ ME "CETS ALONG” WITH ALL H/S RELATIVES Singers at the movie: for the Actor 2 Cen lhe Crowded | xked to visit tnd recite “The star He recites it in oy evelt ts be wrand yoy wane then Bainter shall be a star M Livery ballot was marked HAMPERING REFORM. know what her and uncanny t 1a going of bis kid ing on dry Los Angel FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. hat's a bouncing baby,” father's a rubber with each performance nged on is ubout ready to believe he has ory of a bootlegger in Kan- who, during confinement in the county jail, received # visit from some women who brought lin | 4 Turkish bath a & THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY, PAID IN HIS OWN COIN. lh ’ | Neg tory writer, nius, you kuow, id Mr Tarkington, “ Reginald's case, have a whole let Without genius Magaat }} CAUSE FOR TEARS, IDENT WILSON'S favorite given a much-needed lesson in ser, instead of thanking berated them for folks busted mornings for services Bon One rainy day as the young man | was proudly driving his Of the house, and asked if he wae in this county in ye w thea tughtily what he wa tent of the be calied The! 4 and if you'd left me month I'd a had ‘em drinkin’ FOOLISHMENT, handing the money GREENWICH VILLAGE TYPE | SOUNDED LIKE DIRE DANGER, 7 to skate on when a long-haire smoking room of th ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. ing pervaded the atmosphere as one man described the dangers he had been through. “That's all very well,” ‘The lesson was not boy learned that it de impolite or discourteous to any —The Irish World Kington, “look at that!” But the magazine editor frowned but not an actor, and said sternly: o> @. Jones.— ‘That i» Reginald MoGil- | yo b silt Valli is mar-jene, , or Sue ‘Lt Tete Youre ANOTHER k is bre ht to mind by 1 wept with reason," he saadg, i following tale from the § Timur-lonk, the ‘Tartar invader, ery ugly nd, ¢ aftching a of himself in a mirror, he ) » lea The court jester be- | also dk it up lowe } , had stopped looked at him in astoniat | beholding my own uglinespet, rater of so many hinds, But Léd@ t erotand why you should thea | my lord, replied the jeates ‘ Wo hours after seelny inst, is Ht not natural that 1 who pe | all day long, should weep longer tham u?’—Boston Transcript. } t | yourself in the mirror for an