The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 24

= ig? es is A ie " COMIC PAGE Friday, March 7, 1919 By BIDE Y brother says," asserted ‘t- Gentt the Nancy “M ternoo 0 ar ‘Best People th’ and now J believe him Little Nancy w a member of a Party of 100 juver unfortunat from the Crippled ot th And tins is guests how it came about The Kvening World suggested re ently, through this column, that it Would be fine if people with u would spend a | fit to enter Unfortunate poor children by giv them the opportunity t sh Frederick Goidsmiti, of the Elks, read our litte immediately arr for Yesterday's Hip, atingg, pl fng them at our d Mrs, Wilde, mother of Percival Wilde, playwright, found the chiidrea and Marjor beau acted as bestess to the @4 by Mrs. Mark A. Luescher. Ex. Shipman, whose play West,” “Friendly Ene i Woman in Koom 13," a Ml current Broadway hits, sent bis check for enough money to provide the litue erippies with candy and received 100 votes immediately as the most popu lar playwright in the world It was a wonderful sight those little deformed children drinking im the glories of the Hippodrome show —worth 100 times what it cost, but) there was one great big throat-clog-| ging regrot. 1t was this—one hundred| more little deformed poor youngsters had to be left behind because there} were not enough tickets provided. Charles Dillingham heard it. “Say,” he said to us, “I'll duplicate any ticket order for such children anybody cares to send you.” Well, now! A NEW COMEDY. Seibilia Theatrical Enterprises, which concern will offer “Penny Wise” at the Belmont Theatre Mon- day night, will put into rehearsal next week a new play called “Pro- inquity,” written by George D. marker. It is in three acts and is described as a the cast will b Glendenning, Smiley and o A GOOD CAST. “Our Pleasant Sins,” by Thomas W. Broadhurst, will open at the Academy of Music, Baltimore, March 22. The cast is composed of Hen- Crosman, Vincent Serrano, For- rest Winant and Pauline Lord. AN UPTOWN START. ‘There js to be a real “first night” at the 6tandard Theatre on Monday when a new producing concern called the Rialto Musical Comedy Company, with Joseph L. Kernand as tts Presi- “Doughnuts just like the Salvation Army used to make”’ that’s the kind the boys are ealling for—golden-brown, light and free from grease. And that’s the kind with Sawtay. you make Use your favorite recipe, but fry your doughnuts in Sawitay, the mew- white butter made from the rich cream of tropical nuts, 48K YOUR @ROCER Need Attention in March or Face May Stay Covered. Now is the time to take special fare of the complexion if you w to look well the rest of the ye: The March winds have a strong ten dency to bring out freckles that may stay all Summer unless removed. Now is the time to use Othine— double strength. This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful that it is sold by druggists under guarantee to refund the money if| it fails. Get an ounce of Othine double strength, and even a few “p- plications should show wonderfull, 4 the smaller |! some of vanishing improvement, freckles even entirely, dvt. DEVELOPS THE BUST| Removes Wrinkles Dr. Charies Flesh Food has been used it and recommended for over fifty years, fe prepared of harmless, healing and nour- fehing ingr whicn, ence’ and effects, wondertul On male at all druggiats or Department by h Btores—or a rar of Ma book, "AF About Plays and Players * than the Latte heat a ord. 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Y'SAY Y'CANT GET A ba WITHIN FIVE MILES OF HERE? / ~~ *HookUS, NN. = GOME HICK “TOWN = BUT MAYBE “THERES Some PLACE WHERE A FELLER CAN WET HIG WHISTLES 16 THAT Done To Make TH MEN ANENT SCHOOL TEACHERS. 1, a student at the I SAID STRANGER ’ ifty-Fifty, fall out of sche gives them a sweet dit Who makes our days dark with spairt The teacher. Who makes our lives so hard to bear? The teacher Who veres us and daunts ust? Who teases us and haunts us? Who angers and who taunts us? The teacher. de- | Who aids us in our upward rise? The teacher. Who gives us jewels in disguise? The teacher. Who helps us and befriends uaf Rens Pub Co DY bve work Who guides and who amends us? Said teacher, ANOTHER BIG BENEFIT. A benefit will be given at the Plym- outh Theatre Sunday night for the) Institutional Synagogue of Harlora, which is seeking funds with whicb to erect a new building. Belle Baker, Henry Lewis, Sophie Tucker, Whit- ing and Burt, Arthur Fields and Meblinger and Meyer will appear aud there will be others. JOE’S CAR ee oe BLANCHE, IF THAT SMOKE HURTS YOUR EYES , 'LL FRY “HEM FLAPSACKS FoR ya! LEMME Do tT! IN “Ty FIRST PLACE — Y'DON'T KNow “THE. WAY T'TURN 'EM over! You YouD Look FINE “TRYING “TO FRY A FLAPJACK — . , ' Gossip. i Jia Bruns has been engaged for “Business Before Pleasure,” which goes to London March 19, Josephine Drake has joined the east of “A Sleepless Night” at the Bijou Theatre. Nanette Flack has been added to the cast of “Yesterday,” opening in Wilmington Monday. Max Herzberg has rejoined the Strand Orchestra after serving in the navy. William Gillette and company will play “Dear Brutus” the 100th time to-morrow night. Frank A. Keeney will open his new theatre in Kingston, N. Y., to-night with photoplays, In order to book “Going Up" at the Bronx Opera House the week of March 17, Manager Selwyn had to put some seats at $1.60. AW, GIMME “THAT Pan! “Taa's No JOB FOR A WOMAN T'do! gimme tr! PAw MADE A LAMP SHADE OUT oF A DAIST PUT A LATTA CORKS MAVOE WASNT FEW STRIPS OF WOOD AND SOME SHE SAVED ON STRINGs » SBU!ItT FOR A, TISSUE PAPEIe- E'S PRoup oF \T! ANO MADE A PorTiERE, CARPENTER ANT ITA 1 COoRKER. Looxur TH’ CUTE LI'L Book SHELF TooTSie MApE For, WooTSIE- ALL BY HISSELF, QUST GIVE MomER Al 2 BAR Rel any 33 e. Bit SWELCE ST Coate oor Oliver Morosco will give a new farce r YA Ever sAwt! called “What's Your Number?” @ try out in Los Angeles soon. William Bailey, who has been doing film acting, has joined Grace George's company in “She Would and She Did.” John Wilstach, recently discharged | from the navy, has been made Press Representative of Virginia Pearson Photoplays, Inc. It looks as though the Fulton Thea- tre will be sold out Sunday night when Bertha Kalich gives a special perfor- mance of “The Riddle: Woman" for the benefit of the Palestine Restora- tion Fund. “Patience” is to be sung at the Park Theatre by the Soctety of American 8 beginning March 18. William h will have the role of Bun- GOT A RAIsE- OYA THINK = \ WooD Work: 1 THINS i) SAY, BO. IF IT Too On Yourer Jus WOOD To MAKE AL TAING- "Yeu Coup SOMSE IT _EASY IF YA ) Sust USED Four MEAD’ om! siusn! MY TAUMS ALWAYS GETS IN TH! WAT WHEN L TRY T oreive A WHOD WANTA Py MONEY For A SANG Bi RGE YA _AT LEAST TEN DOLLARS! LIKE Taare FOR THAT SHADE IF TA TRIED To GUY JTIN A ~ STORE MAKE PIANO OUT OF PEA PIT coup y, a MAKE WoULo YA CALL TRING % THIS A s! = NAIL SKETCH! thorne. | onnme's SHOWIN Paw ANS SCHoal_ SHOP Work? first big beneft the gross rece nd will be M or the boys 0 he rnoon, March ‘0 give 10 per nts to the Ac- | atin Artille Sunday afte Hippodrome 16 ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. 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