The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1919, Page 12

| WENTINE ee eet COMIC PAGE SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 29, 1919 , By BIDE {7% BORGE M. COHAN has changed | bis mind about quitting the producing businoss. He is an-| Bouncing to-day that he will soon| Mage a play of his own, indepen @ntly. He statcs that the piece w Be launched out of town early in| juary. Mr. Cohan announces er that ali future Cohan pro- @Betions and Cohanized plags wil! be ereeeided under hic personal man- * @gement and supervision. The foregoing indicates that Mr. Goban and Sam H. Harris each are ) go it alone in future theatrical ‘What they have together will remain their joint property. Coban statement does not mean, jer, that the cordial relations of Mesers. Cotian and Harris are strain- @4& On the contrary, the two men in their old offices and are as ‘ ‘Marris has announced siready a num- Bs Ber of plays which he will produce ed in@ependentiy. The actors’ sirike 3 Ghneed Mr. Cohan to withdraw trom a pro@ucing and Mr. Harris started out Sione. Eventually, unless we miss our THE PRIZE POEM. poam of the wook has feeun went us by A M. Horton of Stamford. It is what might be called ving rhyme, but it Gught to be goo! any time. Have a 4 Se sanione om the hen-roost high “= Phe turkoy godbled his last quack ; Be-knew the time was very nigh, > ONE WAY TO FIND HER. to be that when a stranger janted to find somebody he drug store in the vicinity person's home and asked for ‘While standing near of the Riviera, at 96th Street Broadway, last night, we heard e trom Philadelphia. here to-night?” she comes Thursdays,” replied seller. does she live?” fait—I'll look it up.” sure enough, Mrs. Simonton's ‘on the theatre's subscrip- WILL PRODUCE. Les Angeles comes the news ‘Thomas Phillips of that city has Aga’ inp vials to 5 play “The ing oO: ” amd produce it in Wash- on Dec, 29. Mr. Phillips is to z 5 z ri him try to kiss me.” “What did he do?” ‘what I like.” ra ~ THEA only just been announced. Sie—Adsolutely no class! LING FACTOR. go! N 40 WZ more hard cash. About Plays and Play »|tour with Raymond Hitchcock, will TOLD Jack I would like to see "Swell, Jack always tries to do engagement had Ma—Why, that sirl lives in Gar- Uncle—Bow-leg- eed, that's what First Cousin— f She ought to have DUDLEY a arrive in New York soon to engage his) company. | Gossip. Berteo Beaumont of “The Magic lody,” will dance on four different ages to-morrow. There will be no Keith concert at the Century to-morrow. The stage | ig needed for “Aphrodite” rehe: a. | The annua! benefit of the T cal Mechanical Association w held to-morrow night at the Fulton Theatre Drinkwater's play, “Abraham Lin- | coin,” will be introduced to America | at the Shubert-Garrick, Washington, to-morrow night, Henrietta Uberall, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ben Uberall, had a party on her second birthday recently and her dad set ‘em up to the neighbors. The Newark authorities have granted permission to the “Friendly Bnemies” company, starring Louis Mann, to give a performance to-mur- row night for the Actors’ Fund. Bert Savoy and Jay Brennan, on act in films for the Roma-New York concern at the end of the theatrical season. ‘The Association Players will pre- sent a dill of three one-act plays at the Central Jewish Instituie to-mor- Tow night. Richard Lincoln Rosenthal has fust come to light in the family of Mr. and Mrs, Maurice 8. Rosenthal. Mrs. Rosentha! is professionally known as Natalie Alt. Kate Morgan has been engaged for “The Mood of the Moon,” the new Cleves Kinkead play which the Messrs. Shubert will produce soon. Francine Larrimore of “Scandal,” wants to start a free dramatic school She has enlisted the aid of the Messrs. Shubert in the project. ‘There was a benefit show yesterday morning at the Gtrand for the Sea- side Home for Crippled Children at Arverne, L. L Mabel Normand looked in and did a few djdoes. “A Prince There Was,” with Grant Mitchell featured, played to $5997 at the Garrick Theatre, Philadelphia, Thankegiving Day. And it isn't « turkey show, \ Georetary of the Navy Daniels and his family occupied a box at last night's rmance of “Happy Daye” at Hippodrome as the guests of Chartes Dillingham. e Dancers, twelve instructors at that hall, trained by May Walsh, will give an exhibition of Japanese dances in costume there ‘Wednesday evening. LOOK, MARGIE! Lawrence and her dog appearing in “Wedding have ‘@ poem dedicated to them. E. C. is the poet, and here's the very poem: At first you were for Reggie, With your great big eyes of blue. he happiness of all his days With your puppy and the shoe. fhe world is all #0 happy With “Wedding Bells” and you, With your hair of golden sunlight And your puppy and the shoe. We love you, gentle lassie, As the girl that stands eo true; Your saucy nose and joyous smile, But we love that puppy, too. ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. Reader—Harry Carroll wrote the music for “Oh, Look!" (Mrs. D.—Edegon was never the husband of Ethel Levey. Hook—Write Chamberlain Brown, Fitagerald Building. Nesbit—Married, Christian; in New York City. A THOUGHT FOR A DAY. ‘A woman will shy at a mouse but never at the price of a new hat. FOOLISHMENT, 1 live in the land of the free, A wonderful land, you'll agree. Yet I can't buy a drink, Which is fine, I don't think, Oh, who has a bracer for met lives FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “A dotier doesn't go as far as it used “Indeed, it doesn't. George Wash- ington once threw one across the Po- ANOTHER “BORROWED” UM- BRELLA. . HUGHES, Premier of Aus- tralia, was walking home one evening when it began to pour, and, being unprepared for the deluge, he stepped into a doorway to walt till the sterm had passed. A few moments later a email boy hove in sight, sporting a mammoth umbrella, and Hughes decided to ask if he might not share it till he reached home. Accordingly, when the urchin came within speaking dis- tance the Premier doorway and said: “Hey, sonny, where did you get the umbrella?” | “And,” says the Premier, “I don't| know whether he was just frightened or had @ guilty conscienca Anyway,| the boy gave a yell, dropped the um- | brella and ran away as fast as he! could, leaving me master of the situa- tion—and the umbrella.”—San Frun- cisco Chronicle _ TERRY WAS AMAZED, WO Irishmen who had tried in vain to'learn French arrived at their first billet on French soil and began exploring the little town. Their attention was attracted to a child who was jabbering as fast as stepped from the | | | ber tongue would allow, ‘The two Irishmen gazed with ad- miration, their mouths wide open; said: “Pat, will ye listen that kid SEES aise WELL ITS DRIVING ME CRA2L1 “So. | say— GO IN AND STOP WELL! WHAT po Yo MARY — THAT SHIMMY CALL THAT & The OF HERS 18 DRIVING. 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