The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1919, Page 24

a eR a en Nee COMIC PAGE Thursday, February 20, 1919 About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY a IANNY HATTON yesterday read) AND THE PIN CAME BACK. ce i to Oliver Morosco the new! Last ay night William J. Hatton play intended for Grace | Kelly Hig Chance” left a i Valuable stickpin in his dressing room nice next season, It 18 3 at Ioew's Seventh Avenue Theatre comedy. After hearing it clear He did not miss it until the show had “Yhrourh the producer decid to moved to Teller’s Theatre, Brooklyn, fame \t “Madame Sappho.” Mr. Monday. He phoned George Miller, Moro: tw manag {f Ioew's Seventh Avenue, sco is certain it will fit MISS ana asked him to see if the pin could Valentine's talents, temperament and be located. everything to a nicety, It iagit atake| “I have it,” replied Mr. Miller, Off On “Sappho,” although the term was found by the house matron. off’ might be used in connec recognized it, as she was one F fion with it. Now for the next inter-|number who presen GBting feature of this column! eight years ago when you ock company in Harle Wonderful!” said Mr . right down and send the story to Evening World.” “Put me in it,” 4 Mr. Miller, Well, folks, we'r going to have | LITTLE MARY MIXUP ; ; And It Looks as Though She'd Run Back WITH Nothing! “aw, T CANT Go “BACK AND OPEN _ OW. MR MSINTYRE UP THE SToRE Fork I’ want 4 THREE TWREE CENTS CENT YeasTCAKE \ \ 4 @_) = RUN OVER AND J Gur ME A YE AST CAKE ( SBEFORE THE GROCERY STORE ) } OSES ~ Here SS The THREE CENTS 4 Pm 7 T Hore mr MOINTYRE HASN'T CLOSED His OLD STORE ~~ “RAN CLEAR OVER HERE FOR NOTHIN’ it to you HASSELL SCARED THEM. j i George Hassel! was around yester day distributing summonses calling People to court. At first_a lot of birds| . feats scared songiess, but ne aah | sweet potatoes for dinner, so we must “QE Pethokrente for Good, “Morning, |e Feady to go home, ¥ ” , heatre, ee, we Secbere Bnew URGOMASTER” MARCH 10. | ) =o Miss CHATTERTON’S CAST. | Burzomaster of Belgium’ will ax y Bee Menry Mitter has completed the) chen March 10 at the Belasco Then THE BIG. LITTI A} ; cast Ruth Chatterton'’s new on. 0 , Kk ’ ; : ‘ 7 DP SSs wits storie omth ot May." in | Lyall Sete, ina Yi + LI uK FAMILY Y’see, It Doesn’t Cost Anything to Miss ’Em! it will be seen Tim Murphy, Laura) enry rae 5 Nelson Hall, Sydney Booth, Charles | ford, Alan Willey COM IN. Prats Publ anion Co (N.Y. Remunp Wore) : s 4 — D Broworigce,’ Sumes Henne, Ltanie | Tavinond Seves TRooLT MISSES are ¥ ; vA Hudson Collier, Lawrence Eddinger a wt e . MISSE! . ) ané Flora Sheffield Gossip. 16 GONNA GEY EM AN' WANTS BUT I S —_— Bluch, the Hippodrome h 5 WELL “Sloe” NYEZZA-T , DIPPY DOODLEUMS. er to appear at the MARRIED HUH mA You pm ren Deo FEEL = laren : —EM MoRE “THAN 00, Mommelums, boo!” ites Bh ees DAWGONIT- SHES Lonesome? |( Sou MioS Mrs. Alber " Your TENTH! LONELY Now AFTER IVE BROUGH Now quit that, Dearie! Bow | president of Many times has Momscy told |named a violet vu Macsieums not to socre ner? It ‘An entertainment, to provide fur HAVIN’ SUCH A ue A BIG by : for the relatives of the late R ? ’ makes her scarce.” Aronson, will be given at the Astor BIG FAMILY FAMILY AN HERE I AM Livin’ Atone! “Too true, Lovey Bug, but what df ggg ol Hrouwh. aunearite Pe de Pretty-Pretty doing hiding un | with Al Jolson in “Sinbad,” will play der that pork chop? Would she |leads in 4 Buffalo stock company ‘ _“ next summer f had more poise The Playwrights’ Club will tender “Oh, heavens! Has it come to |Jack Larric and Gustay Blum, au- ° ser" ne thors of Sleepless Night,” a din this i Muvver's Poopsy ner att Little Club to-morrow Woopsy docs not stop making | night Butcher shop referen to her rigarte K ynoldn 8 appearing as , ora Wiggins in ave It to June," vid will have to diff him's she stepped into t ole with only little noseum.” hearsal, ei de ¢ elictous One! old Blake and Helena Morrill eS care, Delicious One? nave been added to the double cast Remember Percy is but fooling esenting “Robin Hood” at the with dear Tweetic, Isn't Percy |Park Theatre Al Sternburg, a nephew of L. J i cuter i ; ? Selznick, the film man, is a sailor 4 “Mayhap, mayhap, dut he | Newport. He frequently enter » i i n't persecute him's Momme- | the boys with songs and monolog meeein’s pe “Oh, My. Dear!” the sixth Tums.” PAR aerorea cs eut tha JOE’S CAR a Joe Didn’t Get Much of a Laugh Out of the “Wiff,” Did He? “That I would never do. Now, | Will reach its 100th performance at Darling Rosebud, look away.” bay ibsyg: eel rhe 1 c (Mommelums looks away.) to the Right,” has been -eng Dy tl —--an' y' SEEN © *Bo0, Mommetuma, boo!” the ion ic, Imey to mein the HLL dig’ GWE--MeT BIRD HEY You. GIT ovER “Here! AN’ Y'JusT OUGHTA SEEN . chem picture. | “There! Juat for thet Pidgy During the run of “Hobohemia” at . ' “That Guy! His EYES STuck OUT} ; : ‘ A LIL’ scare AN' SEE D YA WANTA GET RUN DOWN ? Widgy shall not step onany more | the Greenwich Village ‘Theatre, 4 yi « a: LE LAST WEE roaches in the kitchen. Now |#4ries of matinee performances’ of wat WE DoES! AN HE SAYS “T ME. " YOURSELF 7 4% y ) T ghake .the building, Pee-Wee— | wrote it, but he won't be able to wee Aw Have A HEART \ WERE YOU NOT? ~~ Mommelums wants to write an | it, as he's been dead 1,500 years, Aw, HAVE ; Miey on the Sen Francisco As an introduction to “The Better | v iw ‘Ole” film at the Strand next week the | A HEART ty earthquake.” management will present a musical | ” novelty entitled “An Episode in the Pe TO SELL A SOUVENIR. ee Malcolm McKachon bid may ld Lloyd George's authographed) Cyrit Chadwick is to replace Harold Mating them for thelr part ons! Crane in "Good Morning, Judge.” Mr. war, will be disposed of to aid the ee goes to a part 18 “Yester and Soldier Journalists, The docu- | Westy“ iueng hs absence Kdwin Ment has been sent from Washington | yest” Ducng his absence i to Lee Shubert, who has arranged to ease Sans at Beek ine have A! Jolson auction it from the) yiegteid UN ¥ Peraee, HOw. in be f wtage of the 44th street Theatre, be- | 97 ld Nine o'Cloc vue and Ps Cy iy | Midnight Frolic,” has accepted a long- tween the acts of “Sinbad,” Monday |7)\0M8 i alge term contract irom } ld. ea Monday night gula night : jat the Park Reginald de Bs TIGHE EXPLAINS. Koven, composer of “Robin Hood," Harry Tighe, comedian, loves to| now being revived there, will conduct | ite. He went out to a lake recent-| hin opera. | and was soon gliding about on the fee. Suddenly he struck a weak spot gee ) and fell into the wa He managed A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. | | to reach shore, where an anxious| It's a long road that has no flivver | SOMEWHERE IN BROOKLY Ne lend greeted him. - | = | “How did you come to fall in?” LEONARD A DADDY. | : ‘ ” \ 1 * ‘ 5 Ss 5 s Ye “ ————————— asked the friend, excitedly. lr poets < aii WAY SHOULD Tootsie Do THEY CALL. EM OUTLYING CRARLIES GOTTA GOSH! Look-uT Paw! AINT tr OTH’ THIS THRIFTY BIRD SIFTS AIS MAULODES GOTTA \ MT didn't come to fall in,” replied| ,¥ radi, Leonard, who nella tickets | | au wootsie DISTRICTS BECAUSE TH’ GE TH HoT Air 9) TERRIGLE NUISANCE To HAFTA “ASHES TO SANE COAL! GROUCH BECAUSE ieee try. “I came to skate.” eeacdak GH baaen oleae teued'in| | cam @Le ermnce te eee eee TURNACE A DRINK! HORSE An’ OLD FURNACE! ITS AN AwFoL STRAIN! TW OLO FIRE RuRene ; es \circles, During the afternoon a man. Wren THET AME Oo 4 SULLIE SAcH pi Fabia! f AN'SO PAW WAS Goin’ our AND SO WAS QNCE IN A WHILE HE FINDS WENT OUT) To he Ric ? KEARNS WIG-WAGS TO HER. | wishing to buy tickets, approached Sucn A Waren sOTHER' LissEN art ‘em! oTTLe THE FURNACE. FIRE! lary L LUMP A COAL ee mean WlcuLe. a } Allan Kearns and Patsy De For- | Leonard’s box office and asked || APFECTION, T CAN ICE EP EVERY You Go TH Ser [on.siusn! \ ’ Fife ' | Fest have a “give and take” song in » Rood ones t 11 pee coTIE IROOM IN MY Mouse That same, on 15 No Cicer BIT “Come Along.” Kearns was going! replied 1 dy KEEPIN’ AGOVE EIGATY IN | | TH ORAFTS WENT PERFORMANCE TA EEO TH) ———~ _$/ [© through his part of it at a rehearsal | S Mura-dinger.’ Woorsie’s ZERO WEATHER! EVERY TIME bY c Past aight white Mise De Forest looked LiL Aanios — rH CO t WE Go out! ‘ one point Harry Fern, who | WARM ‘ Pisys a black-face role, got between TWILL FIT BETTER. i ' AEs Gor iicasalaen them. It perplexed Miss De Forrest.) Young Pitts, the Boston man who ( ak RAED AS Price vem “Get out of the way,” she yelled. | has settled in our midst, bears the Y be TAKING OUT TH ASHES- Z HOMER'S Gonna ' CAASE OOT Ais: “ OWN CANS! Some Jos! “I want to see Allan give me my| first name of Ellsworth, but the boys ‘a j have decided to change it to Ike *Bee him give you your cue?" came | Lick Springs (Wyo.) Boomerang, from Fern. “Whaddye mea — "He wiggles his right ear when FOOLISHMENT. the time comes for me to rush in,"| « ' ” j explained Miss De Forrest T:tove to eat bonancs,' It almost broke up the proceedings. | A Patchogue maiden said. A BIG NIGHT AHEAD. | “I love them very dearly, Monday night will be a gula occa-| And so does Uncle Pred | aon at the Lafayette The On| 1 he should take my portion 4 bn Beet ee rns My feelings would be hurt, > tender members of the 15th regiment But Uncle can be trusted, theatre party. Several hundred of| He wouldnt do me dirt.” the colored fighters will see the! ‘ere colored stock company play “Human Hearts,” Pictures of the regiment FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. 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