The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 20

al [COMIC PAGE | Tuesday, February 25, 1919 | LITTLE MARY MIXUP ' HERE You THANK HHI , on iM Goin” Tt S Tet CREAM SUNDAY 2 “hts 15 . b UNNIN’ “To \ 7 J AB . ARS dd | 2 : pits aA canal ) |h witer 's youre wurar 2 ) ONLY “USD NY , . a ad in “ — - — RACE GEORGE js to be seen _FAIR ENOUGH: Gi ne She Would and She i t it distinetly Dia, comedy by Mark W iyn icin LM Reed of Cheimsford, Mass, It he way Be described as a play of « city life which deais with essentially | Where ignorance is bliss, they say American ty; t "Tis folly to be ttae, a. Ras, AF I L send a thought today ' Se eines oti ibe 1 Brone and Harlem guys he joined the Camouflage Section, 4 Engineers, and we t You you pours he saw a . in ; with the la morning ed wh und grea Chelmsfc und t joys Mr. Brady « ha i firtat ee, ee rig ete ;) To us are mild flirtations, abking him to con Come into old Brooklyn He is here now atiend her Wher 4 meet bearsais With su s © and jazzy grin MISS Ads Mioislal a PLAY Will sweep you off your feet 2 « eos fanseine Co onine Wort) | Lynn } ne, AL actress | 1, 4 id’ ues AGE PEAT T8URE een a Wk | THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY : fi role Learn lessons e all know — ——$ Sa @ new play vy Kt 1 Wash- | Across the bridge to Brooklyn hike ; ; i rar "4 Y — burn Child and Porter Emerson! ‘Tis here the real girls grow ATS Wot T i (© THAT RIGHT ( ur ons. a 1 mae ~ Toup Brown. Mad “ - > SOE"—DID ‘ou G: ter HER SOUVENIR SAID THAT \ , \ iT Ge Wel DYE ¢ By soonady. 1 will of Love-6icK NEPHEW ) Z | BREAK OFF SOUR)! she { mem How? 9 alas tanne the unity t OF YOURS 16 IN / ce) | ENGAGEMENT” wit 9) 3 ae = 5 SALARY” was! eee ony in ehere THERE. “ MOONIN' "” § ° ea MO SOTARR' Vay Bs e HEAD oFF! LK 2. eis ——_, iaike LOOKING BACK ‘se Tm looking back a bit to-night I'm dreaming of a day When | was living on a farm The old home, far away. is I'm painting pictures in my mind? rt i hati shiaying, ae In one, a8 shadows creep, the Vande t Ve mother, seated by the bed Allan bs ter, was Bute on the And rocking me to sleep a ; aot Wis UZINSS J aeem to hear her song again The one I liked the best, Once more I'm in the gentle arms — | That held me to her breast 1 seem to feel the motion of | Ber squeaky rocking chair, tha dneiibier| And now I'm dropping off to sleep— | Ble ven: necting in his place ie H ; rf John Galsworthy was the A slumber free from care Arthur It CONAN : Ni a wall CATTINUANAAN ST of the cast of Robert «ea JOE’S CAR ; He Went Just a Bit Too Far With That “Lizard-Buzzard” Stuff! 4 haven't rested in her arns | For forty years or more, , NY Homing Mend) ae : ay samemnaa site $ LT haven't heard her sing the song | PEt IN, LA Te wae eT ae ee a | ¢ =—— an Gosh, woman! 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UA Be coetite Hall Fri ‘ A BIG TIME AHEAD. <_ Phoebe Iunt, Prince There ¥ \ Marie Ver Play, will enterts at the 1 war rary eo a en of the story ; A who has been il, health and is gine nthe east of “f8bin \ on “Trip INTO “TH DESERT — S} OF SAND wITHouT A LIN’ <n ig : Reve mw 7 ) j “THING BUT RATTLESNAKES u “mals Eel a AN' LIZARDS ~~ COYOTES — 7 > witbeats an’ BUZZARDS! , 5 2 UC” when the the party usted with life and of the op rod" a that there is no happiness in the —— ‘world, drop in at the Hip and have a A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. look at Miss Hunt's charges Friday Mamie, the telephone operator, says afternoon. st way to get along is to keep | HE WAS ALL THROUGH. A colored man recently posed as an FOOLISHMENT. extra in a film in which Enid Bennett ppere was a young woman named was the star. Later he was permitted ‘to see the picture run at a priva showing. Suddenly he saw a lstanding near him, in the film, Tesult of uw double exposure, He) er pa called her daft, | SOMEW HE RE IN BROOKLYN Meow! Pfsst! Everybody's Got a Cat! ptarted from the room on the run and| And while the girl laughed Prince, Who ate seven pics made of mince, bumped into a white actor outsid She hasn't done anything since % ‘I ‘ 4 saa aaa . - - “What's the matter?” asked the ual HOMERS FOND OF CATS! Olt els oT TH’ sTRAT aN TY THAT MAW GoT WILLIE A PET KITTY, TOOTSIES JEALOUS OF MAUDE SIMPLY ¢ IFA MAN white 1 ek 5 ely Le OLLOWED CHARLIE! WAEmE Do ANDO PAW'S MONOPOLIZIN’ JT: TRE IZITTEN ‘CAUSE GET A WINKA SLEEP Tieoc “Ah's quit the film acting business,” FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. AREOND NS GARBAGE. CAN ALL THESE STRAY CATS AINT AG TA! I<ITTENISH THING WOQOTSIE'S LO Jyh i i ON ACCOUNT OF ' | CAT, Ae egit replied the negro, “From now Druggist Why did you put mucte AND MAKE. 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