The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1919, Page 20

About Plays and Players. By BIDE DUDLEY | COMIC PAGE | Tuesday; January 28, 1919 LITTLE MARY MIXUP Are) b | 1a Snuy ) ( BAW Nine - 5 Nsdiane Sey (2 You TELL TWIN BRown \ IT was A SILLY MINNIE 2 ] oe T cusss He Found T OUT FoR HimSeLR —_— 4 No, I pw nr H. WOODS has accepted for TO SEND PLAYS ABROAD. @ “arly production another oom- Winchel] Smith and John L. Golden ve arranged to send abroad com- edy-drama by Samuel Shipman, | Panes, ged to send Bbread com co-author of “Friendly Enemies,” | Wine 1s “Bast Is West" and “The Woman in | ‘The Room 13." It bears the title of "A ‘Woman's Guarantee." There are several theatres in the Broadway di trict not occupied by companies pre- genting Shipman plays, but Mr. Ship- | man promises to look into the matter ying Lightnin’,” Turn to the play is now a When the § 8 go to London Mr ng to direct the opening performances, TO SEE “DEAR BRUTU amme for th dust as soon as he can get to it | James | next m: ‘ NAMES AND NAMES. | America sand I eatre party ear Brutu lay Thomas H. Day, a theatrical man | tere from Texas, was in the lobby of a)%t the performanc ‘ Jat the Empire New York hotel yesterday when be |}ey 21, W ‘Was introduced by a friend to a man|piay, is th . who was with a group of commercial | Membership in the Ac travellers. - “Glad to sald oer ete e ‘. * rs. Fiske's opening date at Heniy oohidgsh THIS) \Fiiter's Theatre has been changed to you, Mr, Day,” y name is Knig’ "HR -7A ~ BRINKER Hors | Feb. 4 an” . ame ita Bver F MorR | o.¥ uel ae ER ° hr. Dey, Bae (0 A STRANGE Sot WHEN SHE cai t's Noon | fra 34 WOMAN “THOUGHT Nalgdscisay oka yi } Maen aor | ‘ f 2 id \ 3 - lea | | | et em up to cigars, |, aie -WROGS. (a ) (YA_WOZ TRY" Vi REASON , WHY PO 6 GET BACK Sat | Se i il. sm WS SUNKER ! 7 wee oS oe v ot Grouvo } feL15 arranged to . ef \ ke \S 7 pak ») WITH HER ? wun 2 ST ONNGONIT, y, ran ; Its | a ae - —— L coULON'T— W’ qs A ) \_ SHE WOvLow} € z Eg stor veval leg "Tuesday MORE JEWELS LOST Willette Kershaw of “The ¢ Nour,” now in Be New York to sp utherine de Pont will present for first time in America at the Village Theatre b. 1, the Noh A PARTY AT THE HUT. Broadway will be introduced to the| see “Th bw kr s of Colum n/ will be the lang A quare at 46th | Arth urday nig when a r jag will given there n end Com ce Broadway is to| Hippodr furnish the soldiers and sailors on- | from tertainment at the hut from time to) Aus’ time the K, of C, thinks it Is only |Gilbert & Sullivan revivals | proper ‘oadway should th | 7 Brees tntca. Therel: bo. A THOUGHT For To-pay. | JOK’S CAR ty there, There'll: bo danc shments, 8. B, Stanton, an Bherig, Boley, who tives at the | And Joe Came Oul West tor His Rheumatism! everything. Wellsville County jail, is thinks | [curren iss pres pevsonine co cx ¥ evens Ward | \ TO CHANGE HER NAME. | ing of resigning. The Court ; r a no rn “| Mary Jepp Wilkens, ne came} has sent him a prisoner who GOSH. 1 DIDN'T KNow Y'cout pers US ERTTA — - io eo groin Cnionge to New ork 10 make | plays the harmonica, OL koe ce]! fp ey pot G| Se bony be Bere] | Ie i ——~ “4, to change her name a couple of times, | fete hd ; WITH THE SOME THING A GUY CouLD EIX| CORE PRCTLAS EBRE ik C SAY, LISTEN, ‘— *? First sho will drop the Rene PESTERING GAAVIE. : REAR’ “TIRE ELaT.! wry DIDN'T j fone | GE O THAT FREE AIR. | t ‘ { and just be Mary Jepp. The se In “Listen Lester” Eddie Garvie N A PUNCTURE WITH — TAT , WHATLL Y GIMME ree Petee te MU cercreerpeanie| Cong nce. © geumpnone Rocte ans. pro THEY “Teck me! p— ‘4 pawe We STATION —=- MAYBE. IT'LL (cor TH'MAC \ fel young man anda preacher. Misa|lotter night the theatre's electrician — ~ \ ONNIT +. HOLD AIR TLL IGET Home! | Fe Pe adie lng ’ is with Chauncey O} {a ned ie line 5 lee ‘ | ‘phe Votce of McConnell." aad atte “adie pyt the ve 10 y a ‘al (v SOLD ME “TH OTHER, THOSE TAYLOR HENS. He ce pierre voles. Pale) Meer 4 day -_? —??—.-_| M. F. Taylor, an advertising mon,| “Wha-a-t?” oame from _tho| ———__—___-___) | fives in Rye. M. F. Taylor own: lot of hens, cost him abc $100, M. FF a view of until yesterday the hen: time gadding about and declined to do their duty. story thickens. 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Enquire vught to Ko to THEIR EXCUSES. vhant!"—Baltimore Sun WO men, who are —_ | but very m AY HOW DEATH WAS CAUSED. | ures, met r quite well off yin thelr t expendi ecently in the galle i “es KS were beginning to believe! of a theatre CHARLIE y 3 cause of death in our fair) the other in the ¢ nq a — land, but the editor of a monthly bul- | house bal a ~S Jetin Jowiny statistics finds the fo rts of causes of death “What brings you here” eu i . , la en . oy [otters GRINDSTONE GEORGE the heat ascends, 1 éarm uddenly, nothing serious.” o bed feeling well, but woke | “y'y nt should not have died, as| 224 be. : ere where it was warm, Bes Vin @ terrible suffer from rheur But what brings you here” “NOBODY” Pend mMNovody’ te “Grindstone Orovge HE RETURNS THE BORROWED SNow SHOVEL IN G08 CON OITION t “My opera glasses!" 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