The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1920, Page 18

COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920 eee RUSTY AND BUB | HERE'S WHERE \ ‘ Ll comalehd TRA / 1 DIDN'T KNOW | me | put CRY BABIES | \ | 5 THE DARN THING can eS ee TTD fe WOULD TURN A eN j : ON, ME About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY LAYING New Haven this woe was a comedy called “Deu Me,” produced by John Golden with Grace La Rue and Hale Hosni! tom #tarred. The play, written by Iguther Reed and Mr, Hamilton, may ‘be good and ay not—that we d Know about—ut there is a doanested with it that is r father, was dead when on the porch place and © only saw only” eight but Mr, Hamitton and Miss 1 ected in “Dewr Me stock in Oxrk ie came Hast wie soript. Mr, Hc Celden and ve Way read. “[ don't need another 4 tested Mr. Golden. “I new.” 4] ——_—-"D il dway we saw a fat woman | lk saying she| B a | little Johnny | wax a bit un d Bri tad, and ple 7 ol um » gO yuld learn nothing Here a tip fo abad and re Mr. Hum-|you-—-they say. Congreas sing to| @ton did, a when ‘he finished Mr. pues a Prohibition bill. Better look! Gobdon handed him a check for $1,000) Mio jt and get a big scoop. foff advance royulties, | TN proane: i LITTLE THEATRE READY timed to ‘th For «time in neariy a year! THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY Somebody's Always “‘Razzin” the Poor, Downtrodden Waiter! = 3 ees fara oes ~ — VAN ZELM ~ Hami!ton, Roe shal! | will formally turn the house over to) Oliver Morosco on Monday morning. | | | ’ Ea — EA OR = 2? 3 ety, and he did not Monday night Mr. Morosco will open anes ~ ound > conditions : it with a productiop of the Harvard i hy wie ) a c eky. Mr amitton haided back | prize play, "Mammite Affairs.” A tome ears ve on Corree air!) ; ~ we , : the check and went away ; iL bay —H ° eRe: HLL / DONT FELL \ ean Gossip. | HAM Looks Like Worzarf \ “~~. — ' _ a eruar Elizabeth leving ix now general un-| BEEE AN! TASTES ) ‘ Me y ae ( ne ra wt | 4 ‘ av cee! LAKE LAM@ tN TH! SDE } eee i ee a me GUE - 9, 2 cal y , a dondition that I must hi ie eseures Died obey ts if i esti ee nime lead in ‘Dear Me.’ © Guild has es 5 ¢ 7'N admit I do not like to be bou fown by conditions,” + Gekien. “Well, listen,” came from Miss La Rue, “When I was young T wanted to be a dancer. I rk finally received a week for dancing. be a singer and I and ‘or a role in Mr. | 4 ger the Fulton n is booked up une a' "Harold Orlob, the had my ¥ * William Harrigan a n "The Acquittal,” | ne and his hair, ‘Miss 1. “you're going to do ‘The play has been on weeks and has made a each week. Grace La Rue showed him “EAST IS WEST” INVOLVED. . e of the William Har- | has returned fi t yt among the Pups Coun HAN Gee, We Hope They lind the Sled! MIXUP Postice Vernon M. Davis of the 8 eee = = ARE " =—= Ghee wen ha schciee f 1 eaten [WHAT KIND IT WAS @ RED AND IT HAD AND WH OXx-IT DIDNT HAVE 0 et vhy he c pe enc = 2 5 AS ai z ee Sekaiting «motion pi { SLED d. [e==( OF SLED- Eee philotes | BLUE STeIPESE| WAS ON CANGHINeWON qesees es Le ‘Best Is West,” in which he 8 * z 4 7 29 iy | ON THE J ALON Tree = : pt tee action was brought. hy Wil LBAW-W 3} D WAS ST? fee RFRONT END | Riek oles KC Cle OAT be ete - p yt dr. special musical numbers = male ¢ aaa s Sa Clee \ ie =" BROTHER ° | _ oe = 2 ee ——-— 4 { Theatre. The plaintiffs contend th ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. | “ elation { the pioture makes the public think | T. W.—S ry Giffin, Knicker PrP i tis a film version of the Astor The- [Bos vr ullding heatre Pa sien seats Mre production. “ | . jabout S60. TO VISIT FRIARS. | Edgar Selden has arranged a big A THOUGH TO-DAY. \affadr for the Friars at their club) Mrs. Prunella ra Kree house on Jan He call, dom Party y au ve home 4 ind served cider to a host of friends Greenwich Vi Fashion Show. Provincetown P! ‘Ted Lewis and ern Her husband loft her just tive years ey Gallant, Osh ae ugo—Wellsville Optic Gi be on hand to ct some real Bo- | FOOLISHMENT. ‘atmosphere into that buneh|A Greenwich young fellow named of pinochle players. Mr, Selden will Rowers lead the Fashion Show attired in iis : | Dodge & Castle shirt Said: “Prince, that old. donken of! ours, i NUTT'S DOPE. Is geutle and kind. Jeff Nutt, special correspondent of : this column, was sent to the B way district last night to witness the funeral services held for John - leyoorn. At 3 A.M. he wrote a story about what he saw and sent it down : ROM THE CHEST REE. ey @) ° , > NE cna die wits FROM Te ere eT RRe DEO Bec Ak Don't Let the Bandit Insult Your Car, Joe! spent Lwant a} the‘night up here and 4: ld John ce of dog meat, and please have it | Then pinched Prince behind TheyU plant him uext Thursday» no flowers! | en's Cafe and ord naked uteher ave it ge ? hat do i ™o 5 y Meats the foen being to on it poe |you moon? eS ant What a i aie A BOLL Yes = Gut Listen! SAY! a Guy DID THAT ple intended to get drunk, Six chauf | Little Girk—The last piece you gave} | |g . BLANCHE? IAIN T GT A ‘ ' feurs were at the table next to us, bul (me made jst. ates ow MUCH WE'LL Go GET “TH MONEY ONCE , AN' HE NEVER AN ‘LL LEAVE “THE HF ’ The Last Rites for an Old Pal! FLIWER As SEcURITY!! 1 SHOWED UP Aaain"! HOWED UF s—— NICKEL ON ME! al i eae Q f) ue Se THAT BE — RQE hig ead “TEN GALLONS ae Bare) ie, te a \ (vane | 3B Y) LEAVE If Oo “LOU All Off for Lake Acid! —==> = TU HAVE YOU * te YOU WERE MAVAME ? P swe YOU'RE } KNOW ,, YOUNG | THe Director's WILL You OBUCING — T y | Lapy—Im one =f il ONLY wire -up ra. KAMOUY Wrere T'U HAVE OF THE DIRECTORS DO \T AGAIN? TeGMQUE | Wives’ ? fe i ‘sf S7OUK ns bs mit Le S. —_———-— 1, LUGGAGE ? | Sm, Cd AN