The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 18

3 | COMIC PAGE | Monday, February 10, 1919 —— LITTLE MARY MIXUP |[o THE NEV PLAYS © i: — & a WANT Two - , “Hobohemia” | ( SLATE PENCILS 17a if ] i f \ { @ Greenwich Village Nonsense | bipilen call | AND, Tue Ber He YAS WT GOT 4 LOLLY Po® ‘TS 1S NAME @ what D’ You ‘THINK He MusT BE i CRAZY OR SOMETHING OF HIM BUYING SLATE - ‘< PENCILS ~ 2 — BY CHARLES DARNTON | OST of the peopl@in “Hobohemia,” the farve by Sinclair Lewis given at th enw Villa Theatre on Sa 1 < though they necded ing, if you are w “Hobohernia" fair that it can Play, yet it is fill types that are amusing of soap anc dull and com man" fr ave a poetic young native town trom the time, The relation of t te metropolis is «0 va Interest to New Yorkers in may seriously be questioned surediy, it tt Quarter in | ar from of a real thin, Yet Mr. Lewis ha literary efficiency expert, Seared bout paparstive | tends himael to. th a hy MI fe that he first wrot ‘ tir pert 7 * 5 Michicry about the villagers, with ary time he THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY id The Foreman Is a Fast Wo their ridicutou entered reck AN' SAY You | . , WELL YSEE Boss - king a pla rtrd & ( vezziet ) WELL *“FOREMAN™ MGgisow. The resuit te Urecdieich Pond HICKEY” FIRED ‘ vee } Pita 1 HICKEY" BEFORE HE HAD =. MYT Vintage .nonsenss that may ai He “ASSAULTED ) 1S ALL “BEAT UP> iME “To HIT ME. HIM BACK nwich Villa ‘Hoboliemia AN’ NO MARKS ON You % Ralph Hunker. brou n| flee furn ifn enthusia It may the play ¢ house, as an nt to know that About Plays and Players | By BIDE DUDLEY INTRODUCING MORE JANES. bout the White Ploins R" That rhym to da bearing fruit, Lenn Bairn sends us a reply as per follows hecome i wa of the th In far off White Plains There may be beauteous Janes be associated with Ho i Their first production wit be a area But for none of them is my heart entitled “A TY ki. Thomas featuring Frank } inito the Cort Th 2, Next they will produce « drama, as yet unnamed, by F by A | yearnin’, Hamiiton, | For a short trolley ride It will £0 | Brings me soon to the side JC JE’S G R ‘ Maren) oy the dear little girl in Mount) _* a A Vernon.” aoruets Wh fro Pama Go (HV. Busme Waal! And then urray Larkin of No. 604 a Landis, who wrote the sto’ Sackman 5! 00 a de o aay | Augustus Thomas made gotcha nthe ear Tra tye oh IM GETTING SICK AND “TIRED Zopperhead.” Late in March anotier |It may be true about White Plains—'|| OF JOE RIDING THAT FOOL CHP Hen (I Press Panmning C8 INT Brewing Went) -Bup-Coun The Idea Simply Was FORCED Into His Heai HE CAN Go ONT AND ENJOY THE SCENERY AND GOLF — WHAT EVER PUY BLANCHE! I we U called ur Queenk” will be| Tat there they have some classy 4 ib oe ' SICH A SENSIBLE IDEA laced in rehearss production | pally TT moTORGYCLE ALL THE Time! WHILE. E SIT AROUND THE T RID i 2 of “Every Man's Castle,” now on tour.| And also that at New Rochelte \ Nl@lT AN’ DAY — DAY AN! NIGHT! : ¥ ECIDED TO GET RI \NTO _YOUR HEAD? _{ will open in New York early 19 They ave some peaches there ay | Yom y{| HOTEL AND Twiet MY J OF TH MOTORCYCLE —— rch, Mr. Bennett will have com- 4 > oer ? Siete supervision of casting and pro- | well, Ae “THUMBS! AN' GET a car! ' Rut where I live in Bast New York, If you, perchance, should take a ducing all plays under this new all eae — _ ‘ walk, HOME AGAIN MOVES BY C.& H Youll meet the sweetest of the ARE You 2 Marie Cahill and “Just Around the sweet, : Corner” will leave the Longacre The-| And sce the neatest of the neat. itre at the end of this weok and will) | be succeeded there next Monday by |/ must confess, of beauties rare, Maree Faces Kast.” Cohan & Har-| Hast’ New York has more than its new musical pro-| share, bond,” at | For I once bet a friend one night tre Mondiy I'd tip my hat upon the sight vis will stuction, the Cohan & Harris Th evening. e Marie Cabih show Of pretty girls that we would meet should do well on tour And then we started down the street pienees We walked for hours down the tine, | DIPLOMATIC SMITH / had my hat of all the time. 2 Joe Smith, ticket taker at the Lc mont Theatre, “The Brother” is pluying, was ap REVERIE! 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