The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 24

rn KATINKA id in New York City! About Plays and Players THE NEKT Time My PissUS Nini see P bert a igavecat Scee THis (IS THE FIRST SENDS ME DowNTo! 4 ALG - i ‘ By BIDE. DUDLEY TH AFRAID OF THESE = HE'S "WRECKED EVERYTHING ane Gn Se pes hs Mec WAN CARY TC) WE'VE PASSED So FAR! . (ie Z EVER RODE LOOKS now as though the ‘coming summer will be the Attention, Limerickers! busiest mid-year term the New theatres ever experienced. Plans| “We are delighted to inform you that @@ foot to keep nearly all the) our recent puzzie rhyme about the Open with the lighter forms of Trog on the log has been euccessfully Srmaelnengat and there \« ros" | Chester street, Brooklyn, and waillen y' ester re lyn, and | nthe a aide: saa hte Gross of No. 237 Fast 94th Street, ‘oun eye as| Cate Stationery, Manhattan. If we ‘on th the cee ca couki have our way about it these lame. theatttons gate: batons two wouki meet ag we think they WN be continuous clear through | WOUN be congenial, Here Is the cor- dl. ty rect answer: ipa Oh, Honey, my nerves are agog, i 0 Bae thereon I just saw a frog on a log. “ gene hadi ge 4 It hopped to the ground = - e Z y “ ; musical shows and the When, on looking around, : be cI A : Hehe cos sak dat Ken Kline. thi ju It caught sight of Rover, my hound : : * I, Peginning with the fail sea-| _ ™utt. Go Out in the Daytime With a Night Shirt! YY) preauit ts apt to bea chopping of| will say that the missing word refers} | BULLETIN’. ] Dress ReuAer a : BAW-W=2% -Mary. BeougHr womy fave to oe atte wh foe Creneore, es if you can solve ‘ou WONT laece ‘ He WRONG PAcKACE — ¢ instrumentalists, whereas | the puzzle. And don't forget to send| | COUSIN TLL TUES Dress STAY IN BED ANY Rokk) IT 1S WT AY DRess AT them now use twenty or more.| a check for $200 with your answer.| | PASSED A Ar .asr Y D More . ALL —~ Baw—w- w-@ it is yet to be reached. At the same time you might inclose as iT’s ° / a a couple of rubber nigples for our} | RESTLESS . SOMEONE'S NIGHT SHIRT] { ROLLIN’ OR SHUFFLIN'? baby son. Honewtly, Limerickers, DAY IN BED 4 puis aes | ‘announcement says Fred Stone| he's tif cutest little plesy-wigsy. ka Hy ¥ / ‘the guest of honor at a luncheon | Well, here's the rhyme: =~ HER ONL Beit erates. further thet’ 'te| 280 ee to Miss Kyne,| | DRESS 1S STint * ef ont of 100 of those birds | But always the girt would decline, AT THe WASH- op Bi It made them all ead, . A SILENT PRAYER. For she had a dad, WOMANS — Herndpn looks sf 4 Herndon, wa looking st! was owned an Alaskan goa —.| | IT 1S EXPECTED So interested in it that we <= BACK TSDAY. wi in,'* somes,” will stage Max Marcin’s Isham MAR ; Ga'the book was written: | Play, “Three Live Ghosts.” xi 14 3 Godbelp, Chicago.” “Apple Blossoms” began its twenty- UST SENT ——— fifth week in New York last night. FoR iT CHILDREN’S SAYINGS. “The Little Whopper” began its wee .P. writes us to tell of the | twenty-fourth. of little Apthorpia which | The Council of Jewish Women, 500 ‘by the way. Referring to|!n all, saw Nance O'Neil in “The ‘at school Dad asked what | Passion Flower’ at the Belmont last best. night. time,” piped little. Ap- gees Leg Nidal tobe ty arin will reac ve hun pei . eh? ance at the Astor Friday night. ee . — Teatrice Dakin of the "Ziegfeld path She en I DONT C OBdY! me FRET ; __ AND THAT SPOILED IT. Girls of 1920” is to marry John Clarke © IF IT MEANS Na le CAL ; Now (IT SHowsd thing was in readiness at the | Of St Louls, Thursday, “He les thes- WILL MEAN MILLIONS —"VE ; ' . 7 Ge a alvogn 1 up MUCH BEeTIER— $e, Talmadge studios recently | ‘"prixie Stegman of Jersey City has ' GaTTA PLAY IN A iy, : * Shorea de, WITH ALL THIS TUNK Wain and wind apparatus was | been engaged to sing the role of Diana “TOURNAMENT A OME OFE oF THERE! Mperiy set and the camera men |!2_“Florodora.” . “To HAND DowN “To ' ‘@t their posts. Then the work| Mary Cecil of “Scandal” isn't going . p 2 ze MY GRAND-CHILDREN ! Po be postponed. A rea) storm | to Cuba until the run of the play at yi 7] GP mp. the 89th Street Theatre ends. Edward Clark's new musical play, GO! x “Little Miss Charity,” is at the Shu- ‘Burope to-day, | Pert Crescent Theatre, Brooklyn, this week, rt Goodman and) “George Hassell’s wife and two Kids re. hy saw him rehearsing in ap ab eae Yack Os: yesterday and the children thought dad was sick. H. Avwell, writes us trom At-| 4 THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. A cautious gambler seldom wins.— Rieger has accepted a, com- Pinklespeare. . iby Dorothy Hf. Kuhns. FOOLISHMENT. Knight of “Apple Blos-|J fcel that I must write a rhyme, se ————=| I'l call it “To a Baby.” AND WRIST BANDS | Let's sco—I guess I must use “dime,” when You'll like this poem, maybe. The sun is shining bright, and say— I saw a poopledink to-day, DADDY, WHAT CAN 1 DO O20 Pees - This writing verse is far from play, TO MAKE YOU RISE IN WwHar in A YEAST, DADAL T wish I owned an auto. THE MORNING °| JHUNDER'S IN MUVVER’ WAN What follows nine? 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