The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1919, Page 24

°. poe Mean Set eee, ~ De ee —_—_—_—_—- pps ee oh “COMIC PAGE Soe YY» AAAI 4, [ARY MIXUP 1 come © turn farce into musi | instance, and w there ts likely t ¢ At the New Orchestra with gure be came befo: for Amst he curtain and Be counted upon spea A Victo few Words from the inevitable Vict *Mamiet—or Walter Hampden, At the same time, the hist¢ fact remains that several years “The Velvet Lady" took the form of “A Foll House,” written by Fred Peekvon and enlivened by May Vokes Ageordingly, we have an old farce b new tunes For his part, Mr. Herbert has given ® plece lively uirs, His compositions ndious, But best vein Te hae charm und the is who blew soap-bubbdles from Pieir pipes last night carried this tful bit of musi 0 the air. WThe opening act was mar aire of the stage iBiracted the audience Mipateorsees Kept their he the fall of the first curtain th fe ia peace weemned to settle in the Youth is bound to have tts [ Roos Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY ENRY MILLER has begun re- hearsing a new play by Philip Moeller entitled “Moliere.” Seduction, reflecting, as it will, th is XIV. period, will fally artistic treatment. The pany will include Mr. Miller as ere; Blanche Bates as Mme. mersteenen and Holbrook Blinn as XIV. There are to be three Sewwith scenes laid at the Palais We and the Louvre in about 1670. Moeller is best known for his “Madame Sand, ke appeared in which Mrs. }GOES TO LITTLE THEATRE. Urhrough an arrangement with Win p Ames, Oliver Morosco will pre- t his latest farce-comedy, “Please it Married,” at the Little Theatre ext Monday evening. On Sunday ight there will be a special dress re jearsal for the press. Edith Taliaferro hea ; “ nest Truex the cust DAT CULLUD BAND. De cullud band it staht ter play, FAw’ all de white folks listen Dam unifohms, so bright an’ yay, 8 make dem tootahs glisten its mighty fine to heah de Ob dat black aggregashun, Yo’ bet yor life dem music coons wHas got er reputoshun ders Rufus Jones who play de bass! ble do some pow'ful gruntin’, tunes While Smoky Smith mos’ strain his foce When high flute notes he's huntin' ;) , y ole Eph Lee wif dat snare drum, ‘Beat lak he bohn ter do it, ile Pink Brown make de big one]; hum, An poke de stick mos’ fru it Dt cultud band, Ak'’m bound ter say,|\ Am ‘bout de best one goin’; Some yeahs ago Ah used ter play, Ah ought ter come neah knowin’ ; it should quit dis nashun, grand, ‘Ud sho'ly be de loser, Bome day yo’ gwine ter see dat band dn charge ob Mistah Souser. » HONORING HERSHFIELD. Harry Hershfield, cartoonist, went toa Yiddish restaurant to dine the evening the proprietor off to the fact that the him fellow in the corner was Harry The proprietor wald: “I beg your pardon, you are Hersh- “i am," replied Harry “That's all | want to know," Better Results with One- Half the Work. “CLEANER and more SANITARY clothes and NO RUBBING. Makes the Clothes Last Longer be and 10. At your Grocers. VAN ZILE Ci i WEST HOBOKE Bumstead’s Worm Syrup © THE NEW PLAYS © “The Velvet Lady” Is Entertaining | : slic tea, BY CHARLES DARNTO Theatre rejoic last night Mr, Herbert directed the Vigor and enthusiasm-and you may be © the litle piece he may always Herbert musical comedy without « x” would be like “Hamlet” without Hrnest Torrence worked very ha butler | |, As 1 have suid. the girls were at tractive, and they succeeded — in timaking “The Velvet Lady” enter- permit of | and somebody tipped | Will st approached him and said {J Wome You DIDNT ASK FoR < CAKE J Sust TArKeD ABouT DIFFERENT Kinds OF CAKE AND said T ined cHoco.ate Best BUT OTHERS ALMOST AS WELL AND - wave ANKE TA. aT AuNT patie 2 on IT WarDty BveER |) HAVE “TS ASK RIGHT Ne “ntl a Pre OUT ‘For i al n nearl experiment matter himself to the dy is 1 affair, ven it several lyric Mr. Herbert's | sy—or LE might say in the et it has tts music riotow merits THE BIG LITTLE a the “Change!” le WELL “THE RED ¢ FoR “TA SINTER a * MOUNTAINS” Se “Cha Goob ‘NUFF — G0 YOURE GONNA SEND “TH WIFE” AWAY FL “To “TH' MOUNTAINS FoR A “REST ? Dowling mor to a poll vidual | |the proprietor turning a a waiter bre ig plece of ¢ Vit. Whent over he asked for his chéck, JOE’S CAR rear of the room stuod the proprietor irae (hil Joy. He motioned to! (“ives mar puanes oY trom ton) Eee | arge him f'r der Roose and cof- | he sang o| er sal ' = $$$ 1 GOT AN EXTRA TUBE [fee he etna out Ber cake | ‘ BLANCHE , I'M GONNA TAKE ] S “wat Goes on ta 4 Coe, WHY ON EARTH L, WERE AN’ A COMPLETE Treryi | }) a LITTLE SPIN ON “THE THERE — ' E. DING DOWN i | MEBBE SO! | a GOES “THERE: ARE YOU LOADING Do! PAIR KIT IN HERE! Our White Plaine thyme of recent] || MOTORBIKE BEFORE EATS! | YOUR POCKETS RED ae date has dup the poets ov : f ” that way. Philip Stiehl jr, rebukes us thusly ahi a , You tell me that in old White Plains, We have some mighty handsome Janes, That, while a few possess some brains, | The others shy at subway trains, Let me tell you, if you have brains, You'll jump on one of many trains, | And get right up to old White Plains, | To take your pick of classy Janes, Results will ve welt pains, WELL ~ DON'T BREAK Your Neck! SO 1 CAN GET Home! worth your LADIES FRIARS' GUESTS. vent ahd tne auaneeenteete’ | ~ SOMEWHERE IN BROOKLYN tives and friends of the members, A| buffet lunch was erved them and ; h © permitted to see Jess |] TooTsit AN’ WodTsie CHARLIE’ Gor THAT cAR!\) MAW ALWAYS GETS SO NERVOUS HOMER Dogpn't Like OW SLUSH! é Na high ilk hae During the ett Dont, Care WALTABR SUNY TET —— Powe TH'| WAEN TH’ TRAIN GOES UNDE@ =H’ SPE EVERY TIME EL hare, Wy tainment EY'RE UNDER TH’ Ya GET IN TH! (wry DoOnCAA) | -rONNEL TH RIVEVe! ne Tt GET INTO. IOE INA : TTR Se UP Is TH! RAS! GET OUT AN'} | DoeSn'T — THIS THING TUNNEL GEWe RALLY ur ria Cail A c— |GET A T WoPE Some OAY : VS SOCK IN TH! CLovuos! ) L pA teat LEAN | NOTAIN? TET RE Sop 2 Ow. IT Ayr! Ron ae rR AAPPENS: Winnifred rT" Wiles FEELS sia A FISH! Berini, the (Rrita tars’ SQULEECHYT Tan n Rose, Lit- THinkin Go our a ) MINUTE! pe monies, exhib: | TANS 11D INSomnial Maw! cn SEE a Ni Fishes , ao WIN sae Gossip. Henry Clive's name is really Clive| O'Hara | Margaret Lawrence is in private! life Mrs. Orson Munn Georges Flateau wants to present | “The Crowded Hour” in Paris. Julian Johnson, of Photoplay Mag azine, has returned from Chicago and | here Dallaw W ford “Keep It to! Wa how to raise beets s hold of the tops and yank Marie Cahill will begin her engage- ment at the Longacre ight instead of to-night “Everything began its seventh month at the Hippodrome yesterday with several new and interesting fea- to-morrow We GRINDSTO) rE eves. weno — brief pertod of . d to his role of} nn“ lig eae | fore ES ue) 1 Come = | B ~ | ' as Fin isaen ) wa ie. Send a “No tate Gantan® t farce-comedy, | ‘ i ITS NICE Te f “FATHER HAD SAND vale iar, Sa 3 ee wae FRom A FAmiLy \ || © Te say Gk cee taney ll ones efrornen's Howl 7. NO WONDER HE MAKES HIS BANK BOOK duced to-n ght in S etady OF NATURAL BORN } | YOUR ANCESIO | WAS IN THE BATrLE | (ja tom een, Whe ( You CAN “SHoor BALANCE WITH HIS CANCELED CHECKS “The Unknown Purple the play FIOM | § | v ‘ | THE ENGAGEMENT O71, ry at the Lyric, is to be nov by idea —~ | 7 IN THE | Ko Ww PEN | “\. OF Buee Row - HE BULL Arthur Hornblow and Roland West. | am a (ea OF LIBERTY f |i oe pee ae om David Belasco has produced an \ Ne susrice! 7 l| Irish, comedy entitled "Dark Rosa Whitford Kane and W, D. in Buffalo, aby ‘all, A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Joe Le Rose of the Rialto Thea tre says that in about a year the newspapers will be printing extras | reading “Man fa lene: | \ Seen Drunk FOOLISHMENT, Down at the Post-Office Joe Bings He cancels stamps and other things ‘Tis seldom that his hands get cramps, But when they do he can scli stamps, FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. 442 7 vay, “What do you know about 1 estate?” rt “Lota,” inn ny Grove le feaywdih, Corn *