The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1919, Page 22

| ©THE NEW PLAYS © Sleepless Night” A nother Bedroom Farce By CHARLES OTT “Nee COMIC PAGE PAE ty peer aery 19, 1919 | I Just “foup Thar OLD TEACHER WHAT T THtovent or He ue ay DID Co DARNTON 3 Gustav Blum, 1s a feather bed. e that Jack built, it girl under cover and his underneath the bed. that this awkward | Tin. HER SHE DiDAT KHow ANY THine.. AND could NT TEACH ASBILLY:GoaT AND — This Was a “ ae ‘Distance Call vy of, I DONT LET \ HER HEAR Me SAY IT ) anD I toiv fon » ¢ SHE was 4 HomELyY )/ Weir WHAT ( Dip SHE SAY b OLD “THING ioe = BUNKER HIFE © Dividend”! Y’see, Dinny Put the “End” in : s spread out as smoothly | 7g hie wife, who i let The bed, although | D a state pink, is quite harmless. | ita non it takes @ moral Z Seetr own sh *leurn mbling a somersault, while Z me fun worth talkir until the wife under it crawls out on her & sentimental » n makes|hands and knees ; er way into the om of the| The story is as slender as Peggy | A au tis: wate ss defiant | Hopkins, who played « ally role in a| ire si pean the, bed, | #¥ manner. est. Glendinning, | ite hides | he bed.| back from thi ’ ‘ 7 , The soulful y woman can| g: & capital performance as the | Saly Kick up her heels, while the| young husband who stood the test of | THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY Bibtrectoa ‘ mptation; Carlott throug v Yeas intin s pajamas with ‘Y'KNow _MY “Cousin .DINNY” WHo RUN “TH “PHONEY OIL Co” — 1k FROM HIS WIFE ¢ SAID — THAT LETTER (6 IN & LADYS HAND-J \_ WRITIN’# \ will keep for many nights. x awake About Plays By BIDE benefit of the f to} "Carry On" t that ntain interest comes in the th: at Deba mi the featu be the atre condu nment wi f a film in which Davia i acted the principal Tole. Tie picture, written by Ann Trish, bears the title of “A Star Over Night.” In the support of Mr. Belasco are Hilda Spong, Elizabeth Risdon, Bruce McRae and Hamilton Revelle Another feature will be a one-act af- ter-the-war playlet, called “When Baptiste Came Ba written by} Ethellyn Brewer De Foe and acted by Frances Starr, Julia Arthur, Pedro @e@ Cordoba and Wallace Erskine. Mr. Belasco personally cast and produced it/and, in addition, had special scenery painted for it. The set shows the uined cellar of a French house. Georgo V. Hobart has written a @ehoolroom skit in which Marie Dressler wil! be the schoolmarm and \l-known players the pupils, y-Davis will dance, @s will Hyson and Dickson, There will be numerous other acts NEW ONE, May Irwin is to return to musical come She has accepted a piece galled “Raising the Aunty,” by Glen Macdonough, with lyrics by Young "Ted Snyder, | nusical | gustin | Daly days. The mpany as begun | febearsing and will opea a bref road four next month. | terday afternoon and worked up tes for a dinner that followe party had a look at t Way. Incidentally, these d not vote for the Prohi- ndment's ratification, CAKEs, pies, puddings, sauces made with Saw- tay are richer than when | Along,” direction of and Players DUDLEY THREE CENTS AHEAD. C. W., of Brooklyn, has sent us a rhyme and a stamp for its return, f weeton't want it, We need the} stamp, so here's the rhyme A lonesome young female Of Upper Montclair at biting her nails ay she Played solitaire, Though warned to desist She chewed to the wrist, And threw up her hand in The throes of despair, ROYCE IN CHARGE. Edward Royce is staging “Come| the new musical comedy which is soon to be presented by Marne Productions, Ine., under the Frank Jackson. Mr. Koyce is regarded as one of the most | capable directors in, the business, “Come Along” wil open at Atlantic City March 3 and, after a brief pre-| liminary tour, come to New York. JOE’S CAR WELL - WHY Don T You CRANK \T UP? ARE You ASLEEP?? ARCHIE HAS OPEN TIME. Attention, girls of the Bronx! Archie Rae of No. 830 Fox Street has writ- ten us & poem that should interest you. Read it and profit thereby: In @ town called Harlem there are some boys Who, the Bronx girls claim, bring them many joys, Now, if these young girlics have an of day, T wish they would call on Archie | Rae. If they will call on Archie Rae, He will take them out, either night or day, And he will teach them all of love That the Harlem boys have never _ heard of. IT SEEMED WEIRD, he turned to a man nearby and said Cogare! And to think tha let a guy with a Ain't At a scream?” DELIGHT! 115 TH! tL Fras ro ) LITTLE Tames} T THEI Re IN LIFE THe YRouBLes Coon “Tey a Suey ut in Chicago 2 hold me up! Gossip. Harold Atteridge, Sigmund Rom- berg and Jean Schwartz are going to Panama @ vacation, Channt ‘ollock and Edgar Sel wyn, authors of “Phe Crowded Hour, another play coming on. Plunk makes ‘the Strana look at the shows at reheans 4M work during regular Lee din New York from th ", will be accorded Russian dan Ben Honesty Atwell informs us dairy butter is used. Foods fried in Sawtay are far more yonwriedl BEAUTY, HINT Preparation you will with the + help \« as dh tat you) A ler woul Valuable beauty secrets woman should know. Advt a NOW MM for D Cha bo Plesh Food, Kuch box also contains that every] | meat half adozen newspaper man, who columns, are of the musical ring, Judge,” is nes M. Rarric special perforn ~ sve gaeeanrs, GRINDSTONE GEORGE bility to attend the | "ra 1% a i ” reach (Fae eb) ; rformance at the Van- ave 0 miles, Well, A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Anybody ean write a play, but {t kes a good man to ensnare a pro ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. 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