The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1919, Page 18

einen aes aries Ae he fetgey ore eh A ‘ ty RANK BACON, co-author and chief figure in the “Lightnin’,” the Smith-Golden play at the Gatety Theatre, was ten- dered a dinner by the Friars at their club house last night. About 300 men b Who has recently become firmly es- | ablished in the front rank of Amer- an players. John J. G ed, Goorge M. rie to Mr, Lightnin’, on pre-| Cohan petd high | Bacon when he said with he guest of the! y evening in it, could stay on Broad- | town ¥ Ubree years. Hennold Wolf told uncovered facts he was the Bring home 4 spoke, and Mr, marks. A vaudeville affair. When it wa Bacon was asked by ar interview on “The relation of the| actor to the playwright when they |2ut the girls for me of great renown Fe jAre the girls that hail from Tarry one and the same m “at coffee,” he re-| WHOSE TEETH? ‘Treasurer at the Central Thea- @ bas a vet of tecth he'd like to re- rn to the ian who owns them. | ¢ box at a 8 Sweet urday 1, when ent began cutting up on ighed so hard his teeth} the second row on the arm. naval man subdued them and turned | 0} them in at the box office. man who went to the box office later and tried to say something. How ever, ail he could do was whistle, aud the Treasurer never did learn what he wanted OUR OWN POPULAR SONGS. Joseph M. Nye was a studious guy, Preferring deep research to work; He'd think: like the dickens To learn why young chickens Will walk over clods with @ jerk. One night he dropped in for a call on | ¢, Sue Flynn, Who thought the man terribly stow, | ™ His fad she derided, wi And then she decided To tangle his brain up, you know, With a sort of a sigh And a tear in her eve, She stood arms akimbo, Chorus: “Why does @ church have a steeple? A steeple’s not needed at all, i And, not to speak tritely, They're very unsightly, The large ones are worse than the emcll, Why does a church have a steeple? Messrs. “About Plays ‘and P layers By BIDE DUDLEY pest FOR CONVALESCENT MEN Under the auspices of the Rurew turned out to do honor to a man!°f Entertainment @ Red ty-five OH, LADY, LADY! Neliy Burns of 1 » word fo It's in rhym sonable enougt nerve cent You say the Janes from old peak Plai Are lively, smart and pretty; »| They'e also swell from New Rochetie, According to your ditty. might have used was calle cast of|Piamond.” The diamond may hay blue, bu Love and Weil vau re ns town; her eyes. ‘ome THESE CROWDED OUT. Other “Jane truck a naval officer in|ceived from A The | Snyder of Br Plains f White It is be- | "Up-State” lieved they belong to a white-haired |of the Matteawan Asylum. rhyme is excellent To Frie The sam dear Mike Sir Gladys Mill Molly” has been given a better role than she had originally. The clowns of the Hippodrome have . 4 da union : fn p-sticks by the cord. 1 z . ople have peculiar notions of Some ame, Kd hyme. It is probable that Gilbert Milller “Please Get Married” in if he can cast it properly Ttose, author of “Cappy is to write a play from an original scenario Oliver Morosco has completed. Merle Maddern of “Toby's Bow” is a niece of Mra, Fiske. And shouted at Nye: jwith her aunt in several plays. Frank Smithson has been invited by the London Hippodrome management to stage two revues over there. John Carty will appear in a Wash- ington's Birthuay feature at the H'p- podrome this week. Alice Brady After” the house to-morrow night Morris Gest has bought from the widow of Raphael Kirschner all the furnishings and works of art in the Kirschner studio at the Century The- fl stage You've called here siz years now | atre. old lad, Cut out the research And come off of your perch, Or I'll have you evicted by Dad.” GUILD TO PRODUCE. when the French company ends its: n! season there, and will stage plays. | The first production will be made in| April. HE MIGHT ARRANGE IT. Graham Lucas, the six-year-old boy in “The Net,” at the 48th Street Theatre, wants to see the play. Sat- urday he asked Producer Lee Kugel for permission to sit in the body of the house and look on. “But whe'l Performance lay your part for that} asked Mr. Kugel. | “Walt till I see how it looks.” re- plied Gra’ m. “If it doesn't look too hard I'll have my little brother do it.” | LOVE TURNS BLUE. Montagu Love is a sad actor. In-| tending to go into vaudeville, he pro- | show last night “What show?” “The bench show, of course.” | cured four playlets from E. A. Weil! and then lost them. One which he LINGUISTIC TROUBLES, EYSA MORAN M’MEIN, the |< York artist, is entertaining the| troops in France, and atory to illustrate the difficulties of|r the French languag ‘Everything is 9 differently pro nounced!” so her Isl t the pronunciaton stumps the doug doy t A doughboy usher at a Red Cross story begins that ‘The sister of one of America’s most famous film actresses js in the chorus of “The Melting of Molly.” ter’s name is Mary, but it isn't Mary | Pickford. | The opening of the farce, “A Sleop- | less Night,” scheduled for the Bijou Theatre this The New York Theatre Guild has/|to-morrow evening arranged to use the Garrick Theatre,|ance for soldiers will be ight. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Ask a woman her age and you'll | probably see her rage. In ¢ In Orange t “I saw aE. 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