The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 27

| AL REEVES'S SHOW Ar COLUMBIA THEATRE ‘Ai 'Rhevéd ta : * HSOU THERE - TIGKETS 10 ISLAND tte isipate Judge Tells ‘Him He Can * Watch “Gold Diggers” There for Three Days. City Magistrates showed a disposi- tion to-day to send ticket speculators who violate the law to the Workhouse | Morse, Florence Wilkinson and Sally . slong terms, Magistrate Sweetser | towert. ‘the Men's Night Court last night music, and a flock take Le Van are the featured funmakers, though some of the biggest laughs to Pickett (first name unreveal quartet. brdught his Beauty ‘olumbia this week the weloome he 1S SNAPPY BURLESQUE new girls who, it from Al himself, are direct from the farm, the show has snap in Harry Marks Stewart and Harry the bdas of the Big Four, a melodious ‘The leading members of the skirted and unskirted contingent are Kathryn Pearl, Ruth Hayward, Ada Al Reeves makes a brief appear- ance and takes the audience into his lations of the owner of a burlesque troupe —— FAT MEN’S CHIEF DEAD. P.M. Marphy, Vice President Treasurer of Famous Ans: Y NORWALK, Conn., Nov. 18,—Patrick Henry Murphy, a charter member of the once famous Fat Men's Associa- tlon, died Sunday, aged seventy-five, at his home in Westport, Mr, Murphy was Vice President and Treasurer of the organization many Years, and at the time of ghis death possessed the ten pound “tane, emblem of sov- Dorion headed the club at Dorlon’s ne had to welgh pounds to ‘be eligible. for membership, and there was no max- imum, The annual Weighing prizes’ was a critical moment for the scales. isances Ernest Gross, thirty-seven, UNO. 168 West 49th Street, to three days in the Workhouse. Gross was arrested in front of the Lyceum Theatre, in West 45th Street, by Patrolman Edward Lamowree of the West 41th Street Police Station. He testified that he had caught Gross trying to seli.six tickets to the play deing produced in the Lyceum on the street and in the lobby of the| | theatre. Gross pleaded not guilty, saying that he was an employes of Newman's Theatre Ticket Agency, and that he/| had been selling the tickets in a store. | Magistrate Sweetser said as he sen- my him to the workhouse: “Take | ne ne and watch ‘The Gold Digger’ on the Island.” After City oo ira! John B, Mc- had fined theatre ticket b. semeprnd $100 yesterday, with the alternative of ten days in jail, he! “Hf any ef you epeculatore come be- | of Chas. H. F' pergonal a yon in this. ie “Bis” Morphine nor 0 fore in, 4 hat send te th wrerkhooss fern, ee te ts relief of bast jn adh 1 een 9 $a ee m aa 4 apd by re 4 of Food; nds ein speculation of thie, characters Th The Children’s Publio is tired of bein: od” the | Profiteering theatre spesutater Me 2 was John Smith. He Also t Said to be known as John Brown and Joe Levers tin Walters, a clerk, of No. 502 | West 424 Street, THEATRES. VANDERBILT {isi TO-NIGHT ,%, 4 IRE N THEATRES. a ann THEATRES. WINTER GARDEN ex ue Tes | we me FULTON 5: THURS, 8.20 4 OLIVER: MOROSOO Preents ! “CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD tno Now Mo “Linger. Longer Letty” GREENWICH a yehAe es = Tater a0? oe0 SHUBERT Teer ane meee | MINTYRE | LAST. | HELL & HEATH | WEEK! ALEXANDER |pRoxDHURST eet HCRIMSON "ALT BII| odncilt SONGES PRE, of cathy BOYS yy" BOYS ay & a. Bre 8.25 —— pn be sty, Wed, Mat 310 Gath St. evs, B30 Bi Ta |e 4 STORM eae Performa neous Fue" Le ae A-H:-WOODS: * ATTRACTION Ss | MAXINE ELLIOTT’S ™"",: Bes: 2.30. Mats. Wed. and Ms MARJORIE RANBEAU im THE UNKNOWN» WOMA Sent a i DDE aanaaTTANeiea Mer aes rarer Ho breo’ Blinn yi, Challenge: 50) Orch, Souls. Front Rows Seats $1.50) | BIJOU “West 45th i Reven Mats, Wed. and Sat BARNEY BERNARD’ ! ments ANON ee on eh Ag My im 100 MANY. 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