The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 16

COU VTE een About Plays and Player, By BIDE DUDLEY iD He Use Ubersite dro COMPuL sion? MARY OUT oF THE YARD AND THEN Pur HER ovr, He Jost UsED His Foot § com| iy dl comedy, “The Little Whopper,” | Women" will’ be presented in Liver- by Otto Harbach, Rudolf Frimi an4| pool, with London to follow. John the writer of this column, is sparing | Cromwell will Oe. abaya im rates fieither pains nor expense to make| ber to produce, for Mr. Bieay aay -thia, bis first New York production, | himself will go to London in “ & big success. Me has just finished |ber. Later he will visit Paris to Sheaging an excellent cast composed |Broduce six motion plotures ven of Vivienne Segal, Sydney Grant, —— fynn Overman, W. J. Ferguson,| AN OUT AND OUT POEM. | Rerrenty, Save ; Léa nieany bentnd ‘ae leat algae, “Im'a pool and the Wilton Sisters, Nellie Graham /y just wrote my first poetry. You Dent and Maude Hanlon. Tony Heindl ole to Deiat itt My snes Bb 19 to be musical director and Mr. Har- | errison ve Up OB ie wel, How * Ph bach personally will supervise the| Sruved to be one about etree car staging of the pi The company |conductor and m lady and, as we're will include, pi go chorus of the| Very fond of both street car conduc- - tors and ladies, we have decided to Tost bealititul girls Mr. Levy CB lorint the rhyme, It follows: find “The Little Whopper” will open lady, " at the Apolio Theatre, Atlantic City, ae nF ghey out; on Sept. 15, ‘and after playing in “Oh, lady, fare! Washington, Baltimore and Pitts. A burgh, will be brought to Broadway for an indefinite engagement at a New York yesterday and will pogio rehearsals Monday in “Too Many Kiaw & Erlanger theatre. “LuKe-Ee"-me eve! Jy DA : : TL Wonder iF Thar : DOUGLAS ARRIVES. WIFE OR No WIFE = . We Reto aeas eh Kenneth Douglas, the Engieh zi /j ALL FAGGED out! “ Comedian, last seen in America in "A !) . VER WHILE FRE air ot Silk Stockings” arrived in | umnbeys row fm Preparation for the pe Ce " ° Maudo fealy in “The Husbands," the Maughain farce | , aude Wemy wlohe Cort's mene F, which A. HM. Woods will present at agement. the Hudvon Theatre Aug. 11, ‘the Dane Nancy Winston, of | |. ryt “A Little Joursey,” are living on PLUNKETT LEAVES STRAND. | nourebout. . a | i * + * . Jovepi L. Plunkett has resigned « Max Bloom, comedian, who just ve a Managing Director of the Strand and |tHo.sthed in “Odds and Knds,” is a New Jack Eaton hax been appointed by | York visitor. Moe Mark to succeed him. Mr, Baton) Herman Bach bit his cheek at tho! will assume bis new duties July 2./riars Club yesterday while trying to| Mr, Plunkett bas arranged to make|crack a nu. , film comedies called “The Hall Room| Frank Hacon will return to his role Moye.” Flannagan and Edwards cf|in “Lightnin’” Monday night at the! vaudeville will be seen as the boys.|400th performance. il Cressy ts ‘The first of these films, “They Do !t| subbing fof Mr. Bacon. | ,on $8 Per,” will be shown at the| “Three Wise Fools" will close >irand all next week, urday night at the Criterion Thowtre --— - with @ record of 806 performances. It SISTER'S POETRY. will open in August at Powers Thea- When sister takes her pen in hand | (re, Chicago. | We know a poem she'has planned, Stewart Baird and Majorie Gatcson put a new song called “A Mali Like Ite hard on Crowning, Kipling and | You" in “The Sbubert Galeties of Those other ginka. 1919" jast night at the 44th Street ‘Theatre. The fame of cach she fille with rents,| 4 syndicate of Cubans yesterday She makes them look like thirty . ro ir. fp genres, ot! : A we r two) ft * * hc vale the kibosh on those gents, FR ag oa Fh nore : NOBODY + | commen: " Oh, Sue's their fins. that because of the “dry” laws. Hay- POOR, 01.0 HE We NEVER HE NEVER HE FINOS A SUBSTITUTE FOR y son wont be tull of Americana, Mr. GRAND PoP LIVED vEUTE TRAVELED USED A Oe KWEW THE Bf er FASO VE f Bhe writes of love and kisses tov, | Zie may decide to accep’ A SIMPLE ANO UN~ A RAILROAD OR SAW AM ELECTRIC OF SITTING 1N AGLASS OF BEER Send a Nebody' te Grindsts Of lovers false and Yovers true, ereposition. EVENTEUL LIFE! TRAIN OR HAO A L:6HFt FINE MOTOR CAR WAEN HE WANTED ete Of hearts that break “across the blue IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL. < RIE by a srAcer ’ POOR GRAND DAO _ Im breasts that grieve.” Under « caption of “Society Novos,” AR! 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Don't Hide Them With « Veil)! “ce OTHER? Remove Them With "Yen dariine.” ‘This preparation for the removal of ‘What is that strange phe- freckles is usually so successful in, 2°™menon, Occurring alarming | freckles and giving @ clear, | intervals, by which the complexion Lt Me ig cold | ment appears to be tll arantee to refund the money . page te irgetegl geet in impenetrable darknes: “That, my precious, is lightning. | ALL RIGHT NOT Now, BUT. ‘CEPT FOR | & WHEN THE ; THE SWEARIN®™ y AUDJENCE SEES IT HEYLL SWEAR 44 SOON. WHAT M GOING TO ! S ¥/OO YOU THINK PROOUCE 1T if it fai Don't hide your freckles under a | yell; get un ounce of Othine and re- ‘ Kiven the first few appli-| . I note af: Id show a wonderful im-| © tation of nature you ¢ follows & dull, linger- reverberation, commencing! Sarpy and Aart rumbling, | sold on the money-back | silence aq black aa the d . : swallowed the light. Wh: “That is only thunder, Mine baby" mother explal he other ns, was igure Kemeny for! born only November, and had sry where, dikes mtn | never obsp a thunderstorm until, ie Be Paulie pe: | Wednesday night—Kaneas City Btar.