The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1919, Page 28

EE ——E—E—E SS aaa, EE ES BY 1 | | { ee —e [COMIC PAGE Thursday, April 24, 1919 | LITTLE MARY MIXUP Why Not Ask the Fire to Burn Slowly? About Plays and Players | ~~ —— aaa Fa Se ae Me rier Retin nore By BIDE DUDLEY Wr aoe wenn tt aoe ¥ t ter see as os “TS ame iT AnD He iste THe mine | z si YeT — yz zs ; HERE YET ? . i some real. The hand sereen th Oliver Morosc Person before th give a darn Porsuade Ve entertainmen tion of Edward Mar A RUMM SIGN. and come r new th Mr. fore th mera t yea In time he has won more popularity con- tests and led more grand maches than any other screen actor in the en it ANSWERS TO INQUITIES THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY A Little Light Let Into a Dark Plot! World. Wt @ Bushinan ¢ 4 John D. J.—Try White th Friars Club, No. 110 West 4s — Exposit > aectiannet ete i is = pg 1 Cannot give you W 1 AN’ DID You PUT Bae took it address, Never herd of him OUT TH’ MILK BOTTLES fey est Gossip. FoR, “Tt MILKMAN 4 : the new Helen Ford, ingenue, |s bac I DonT WELL- IF ready. “Some Tim tb Sou “THINK BELIEVE You b ‘ IM A LIAR- I King © presented by Bome ora ter company at the in the t Theatre next week Public Nan, and tcing, i the ¢ nan of t . ies? sr » Amusement Company an-| 8365. He'll unces It has leased the Symphony atre from Th it—who know what you may Hoaly Gevelop into a William Jennings ,,Viilott, Comstock & Goat will star Bryan and spend the rest of your lie thé Dolly Sisters in “Oh, Look!" next ‘punning for President? cee Percy Haswell has been eng: A SLAM FOR HARLEM. ¥. Ray Comstock and M The way these Harlem and Brook- “ 4\ m wl verse at each other of th @ terrible terrible as their tion rhyme Steinfeld of No. 4 n fos 746 Marc Broc in- arranged by Howard Kyle, e certainly slings @T NT py Mrs, Raphacl A. Weed, to Leo here's many a girl in Harlem Who comes to Brooklyn to dance, With the hope of getting a fellow As long as he wears tong pants, | morrow | when » Century Club will celebrate Shakesp (OR Bre remains OLE Broping Woes Ray Comstock will pr * the new comedy by Middieton, at| = JOK’S CAR NEXT Time Joe Will Want to See the “Girls” First! Ne ; OH MR dinneyl., ( LALWAYS saiD You ‘w order to capture some Harlemite? Nuthan has agreed to suspend public A RIDE. WONT YOU PUT ON A STEN! “THOSE. LiL! CHICKS an ah Gas k Be cOsny DEAR! Not a chance—not a chance! dancing, | > ; | T Fo CVC ENCORE OR Site TSS ARE A LOTTA FUN? LIVELY LIL’ scame! You'RE ALWAYS so GENEROUS WITH ¢* at the Nora Bayes Alex Apple salesmen PLAY BALL. | A THOUGHT FOR To-Day. | Patsic De Forest, comedienne of . "1 have the Hon. | ei organized a baseball “76 Always fa! coking ENEROUS WITH Raggamuftins among | wonder why!" ‘Yous cant 12 But, did you ever hear of a Brooklyn } girt night ni the girls of the company and has “Tait ‘ \ ! challenged the girls of “Good Morn. FOOLISHMENT. | Si NICE. YOu RREt ing, Judee.” to a contest. This latter “! sing to you,” the maiden said, y ‘company's team is know as The Ele- | And then she ste ner {phant-Ears. Mixs De Forest makes To sce him rush fi but one s pulat ane yn Gorge net tear the doors asu WERE ALL viv n his English high hat and e¢ jumped the fence and ran LF iat not be the umpire. blocks,’ : READY JOE! her players are not used A'puffing and a’wheering, Id probably be I don't know why, but I suspeet | i Her singing wasn't pleasing IT’S “I LOVE A LASSIE.” FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. "Is the title of the’ “What did the 4 on the in which Clifton Ark do for toilet arred. The book “You got me y Erwin Connelly, Edgar Gardi- ner is furnishing the lyrics, whil » rooster furnished a comb and x a brush.” | The Day's Good Stories THE TWO GEORGES. THE OLD FAMILY SKELETON /tost People Do! po “NOBopy" 1919, Ber Pub Co, Vtve Wor —— A rat Moreusisin tosewa a Phy, no, not that Just don't Coan Fla canent 4 He SAID- c YES HE TAKES HIS FATHERS ADUICE, func ° este: PAgUel call him King ¢ any more HAD ONLY TA / * 5 0, WP Te YOUR TIME, SOM - ‘ nS Seng a Nobody’ to Grind shne George ® who sought peace and quiet in se the only thing you in FATHER'S ADVICE 1D an me Gyr tf BAG tre 4 Boe oe 6UT HE WASTED qa ly” te “Grind George B Seattle shipyard was discussing the | Ie eer alte Pol Tatar GE A WALT AY ANO HE YOLO Ae IOLENESS 1S THE 1S GONE, = ALOT OF TIME ries é; PAS war and kindred topics during a Bas, . MIAN TOOAY! Oven AN OvER. LON RA Sei teh Ye FOREVER» 2 a es you eAawAY | f: SG HICK thing spell one day, ‘This hurler —— THAT Tipre Ww. ts DVICE? —~ OLAS. 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