The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1919, Page 12

A Ee ee tt ade Rs iw w enh ine ears og ee ee ieee + Ing the ehtertainers some time next “AM font! Bhe'e got to wear the About Plays By BIDE PLAN is under way whereby Broadway wi)\ have a perma- = nent minstrel chow, to be known Bs The Greater New York Minstrels. ‘Cohen, music publisher, and in one by well known as a tenor, ‘the promoter and will begin ongag- he will give the lie the best minstrel across in this city in will be « feature week. Philadelphia had such « tinstrel show for years. DANCE PARTNERS SPLIT. As predicted here several months ago ‘Asurice and Florence Walton haye quit dancing together. Mise Walton fs entering vaudeville in an elaborate @ancing act under the direction of ‘M. & Bentham. NUTT ON THE Jos. Jett Nutt, our special correspond- ent, was active in the Broadway dis- trict last night and has sent us the following comprehensive report on the actors’ strike: “Dear Dud—I got a tip to-night from Bluch Egan, dramatic editor of 1" the Pica Qfaine) Star, who ts bere | to report the strike, that the twe/ ey? i LH el He Hite ie: é i F iY i i Faint : an ig I e nine of the Lights at Freeport Barney Fagan Benefit, at the Manhattan Opera August 81, The big show will be neither delayed ner curtailed and on the bill will appear many people associated with the Equity. and Players DUDLEY , help ouf and so has Cleolint, the Ttallan opera singer, A MAIL ORDER ROMANCE. Adoie Ardsley of George White's “@eandals of 1919" ia all afutter, She expéct# to be wooed soon by «| soldier now on bis way from France it is what might be called @ sock romance. Some months ago Miss Ardsley knitted a pair of socks which were sent to the fighters abroad, In one she put « card bearing her name and address, One of the boys, in pulling the sock on, toed the oard and fie name was Donald. He wrote Adele, never dreaming he was addressing the lovely prima donna of musical show exempted by the Equity. and soon the sock wasn’t the only thing that was on foot. A mail order love affair began to compete with tt, Migs Ardsley sincerely hopes he’s good looking, as there are #0 many homely men in the world. M'DEVITT IS COMING. Word was received in the theatrical district jast night that John J. Me- Devitt, famous a few years back as) “the millionaire for a day,” would | arrive in-New York this morning) to settle the actors’ strike, It was te- Ported that he would dig in immedi- mely with his sleeves al! rolled up. If John really comes, weil, it's good by, strike! A PLAY OF IRELAND. Rita Olcott, wife of Chauncey Ol- tre on Sept. 1, play te! ees on the legend of Knockgraf- ton. The action takes place in Ire- Japa in the thirteenth century. The cast includes John McFarlane, Eva Le Gallleans, Louise Poe, Rogina Wallace, Beth Fox and John a. TWO FEATURE FILMS. ‘The George M. Conan Theatre ia to continue with films after D, W. Grif- ing of the Hippodrome to. it wil ones, an lepiisd ganeer, oo: ly, “Bound Your A," to be shown at that theatre next week, The baseball team of the Universal Film Club will cross cameras with afternoon. Although the Uni- versals are all film men, they favor the slide for base runners. — A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY, If’ the patrons of the Interborough ever strike it will be to force the opor- Park Place escalator FOOLISHMENT. Said Root: “When the winter snows come : My old suit will save me a sum,” But elas, Mrs. Root Gave a tramp the old guit, Which put it, of course, on the bum. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. | “Why is a baby like wheat?” “I don't know. You see, I've been ‘on a strike.” “Firet it ts oradied and then tt be comes the flower of the family.” Harry Houdini has volunteered to HOW'S HE GET THAT Way? © you believe in, telepathy?” “No; 1 don't take to these| two aunts out Weat tha newfangled schools, Give me|**F Pictures than these _ & good old allopath every time.”"—| NOT MUCH OF A COMPLIMENT, Baltimore American. A NEW STANDARD IN ART. MONG the bewildered and, in some cases, indignant, specta- tors gathered at a recent Fu- turlst exhibition of paintings and sculpture in New York City was a young man from Kansas City who was paying @ visit to a cousin who is very “strong” for the new movement im art. The Kansas City youth remained quiet during the view and the eubse- quent explanations of the new idea Biven him by his cousin, “Well,” said the cousin, at last, “you don't seem to be particularly interested or enthusiastic about the pictures What do you think?” .|_,"Think!” exclaimed the youth from Kansas City. ‘Why, man, I've got knit bet- ‘Harper's, se Ow a4 u you think Bogg's daugther had her voice cultivated?” “Well, from the rasping way she sings I should say Pye WELL “Gam"=YYour VACATION 16 NEXT ON “H' LIST - WHERE DYE THINK You'LL Comreeth Prk Petthine fe IY Kenning Work How ABOUT “THIRTY CENTS ? “TATE BE. “THREE CENTS APIECE SONNY! AWRIGHT MISTER! 1019 Press Puls Co Vive Wer! °" WAS A GREAT CLUO WOMAN. SHE WAS THE FIRST PRESIDENT O THE PEDERATION H Womens CLUBS HF ST VUTOS! H KNOW WHERE ~T'FIND Always VERY ACTIVE MN THE WORK, SHE. WAS A WONDER OL TALKER!’ Sank _DailyesMagazine. There's Something for You to Think Over, Uncle Ezrat mary! MARY? 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