The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1919, Page 28

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COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1919 EUW Abtut Plagstéed Player. IDGAR MACGREGOR announces GossiP. \ that he will produce this season, | Sam Howe and Pete Clark, bur in association with A. L. Erian- |lesque in ae. Ue | aren wer, the following: “The Haunted | °°?!" ' Pajamas,” a comedy by George C. | sh Hazelton, based oa Frances Perry |% Elliott's novel, with 0. P. iene — | HERE - wT. | fERue Have 2} Pp AN ORANGE?) ne} PEEL IT FOR Me — Witt Y4? | or Lightnin’,” says a boy or girl ded to the Quinn ha 1 ening at " Alexande featured; “Self Defense,” a melo- |th: 8 The ook drama by Myron Rf. Fagai “The | ! H. § rm a iat mane Sweetheart Shop," a musical comedy |¥!!' eat the Shubert Thea by Anne Caldwell, with music by |t: Hugo Felix; “The Dream Girl,” a|_ !! musical romance by Rida Johnson |{'\") Young, with music by Victor Herbert; |): “Her Birthright,” a comedy drama‘ by Edward Peple; “A Bit of Love,” | &® comedy by John Galsworthy, and | & musical version of “A Pair of ? Sixes,” with book and i%rics by Otto |!’ Harbach and music by Toula A x land jn San Australia Oct Hirsch. in ALL RIGHT, LITTLE GIRL. hath ie A { I ized ! | We've been asked to write « pon Yin. | rowers JOR’S CAR When He Gets Through Hel’ll Have This Lesson Memorized ! & disappointed lover might send | . to-morrow Uhe girl, Seventeen times in our Hi heatre as the tee sili we have felt just as the followin: <enMs Like EVRY Swen © cHanaeD 1D10 'T WRONG — would indicate, so it ought to fit th: BLANCHE , 1 WANTA } TIME. V'DO ANYTHING “HAT TIRE LAST NIGHT AN' ‘ve GOTTA SUFFER case: n A , APOLOGIZE “TO You — 4 LMUSTA PUT 'T ON po. “ NF f aw } au elt bt orl; Af ts just o ae Tenaoe Mare J PLAYEL Poou LAS’ NIGHT ' WRONG Y'GOTTA SUFFER. 7 i piel eae, } For it j Your heart is another's, not mine jMortimer, ‘Vinton TUINSTEAD OF GOIN’ To Thy’ ——— ——— ; The ere ts all set for the end of thr « lambs. LODGE MEEFTIN'! : 4 play, ~ f $ And here comes the finishing tin OPENINGS OUT OF TOWN. 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PEACEABLY AMONG GET ALONG. WITH HE COULON'T GET Berni THE RENT . As years come and go, litile ow WHY NOT? Goop JUOGE OF Puwraw 4 PSR CERAMENT: ANB THE SAVAGE TRIGES OF ANY BNE BECAUSE ALONE WITH HIS A Tobody' to “Grindstone Bearge won't you try t writ Rt WATURE. HE KNEW ¢ Aue gibsiat iG op ND THE HUGRLE BERRY AUtS HE UNCER STOOD MUMIA uly RELATIVES! _/ sie es ROAM Cirle tne tu point. Hom \ HOW 7 HANDLE foul Fd DEAL ro in DI \ MATURE. We KNEW IT eet Einpodrome ° PEOPLE. ~ wrra EAH! 5 EARS Avo NEV Cael ioh pi ¢ When roses-were blooming und bird hat Mr, Severance was he ae Ac —— HAD A MENT! , SORE A gees on the fly irving t with ame. | —— a i hh Were Wting,along Ike a rhyme? A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. The future's a blank just a! presen ayy acy nisle of Wellsville say to me, het of beans that if} As dark as a threatening night, elt rides @ horse, | But 1 am a skipper who'll sail any " sea, . | FOOLISHMENT. All right, ttle giri—it’s allright.| 1 wish that I were seventeen, tate itl A country youngster, gay and green; | A WEIRD FAT MAN. If Time would take me back in years | ee I'd gladly buy him ten near beers. George Jessel, comedian o we vic last night, “ Oe ee et ee FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, “It's your appetite,” replied the| “How many pigs you gor Si?" ‘Diet.’ " “Nine.” } t color?’ asked my friend.) “Looks like ten to me." What do. you thins of the| “Wrll, they's one that runs around so mach L can't count him." The Day's Good Stories wets ee eee Sy cen see 4 s GEE. Lov" —1 a NO Gee Le SOME si 25 igs WHERE 1 HAC TT LAU 3 FELLA Ac AN ‘OILY’ START! All seemed ¢ ely happy except | GOING ‘Yo BE \ SEE JOE TRYIN’ ih E FOOLS WHEN —— — —— one giant N buck private who ~ Ih PESTERED BY 2 TT MAKE LOVE | THEY'RE IN Love! sat upon the hatch registering pro- ae ut |. 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Ay few weeks towarde home—the land of sunshine /facturer looked up to see the 7 ang watermelons, Even tho pecul'a|standing beside bis desk. “What do empty sensation at tRe pit of the pie maxed, gtomach could not eradicate the iH fe ‘ofig 100k stamped on the black faces hi do you. of the colored troops returning home, ifteen shilling —— turer e gaged a boy, Vor months “there was | hing noticsanle | ut the boy ex t that he the manu- | | you CAN FIND, OUT ALL AGouT A LADY'S VOICE. IF YOu TURN ONE OF THESE LOOSE WANT To BUY SOME MICE ? | PROF. CLEFE, LADIES’ WHAT CAN 1 | DO WITH MICE? = t _—eceepetgretiens wast ine Seamer: Bata RE FET 3 2 5 : gz = 3 do yout” “Yes, =| thinkin’ wo for th been so blamed busy [ ain't had time to speak to you about it.” The boy got the raise,—Uplitt, Magazine — = -> - HE MADE A ) | LOOKED suspicious. VERY GOOD f | N American Admiral used to tell himself. He had a Congress- man Cor a guest, and having run out jof his favorite brand of whiskey, nace UD W unt 1 Here, bi —)| I've kep! a over the whiskey de- the rejoinder. Why ked the Admiral || the matter with the brandy?" “That's what I want to know, Bob," said the guest, "Iu if you have had | it untou in your possession for | y must be | tter with What's

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