The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1920, Page 10

joe ‘ \ ee ee te sen Abou }ROADWAY heures that nox’ J sekson will eee Lincoln A. Wagenbdals and Collin Kemper the producing field. These ; agers hive not been active AB Mieatricals since they staged “Pack Your Troubles” three years ago. to that their term of inactivity back to their production of Five” about seven years ago. ir, Wagenhals and Komper are in the work of theatrical pro- and, if they return to that ‘of endeavor, thy siage in general % ¥ baby has . a Mr. and irs. Edward ae, ir. Arnold is playing in “The ut the 48th Street Theatre, and es to name his new - of that father appears to. be rational enough. Mi88 EASELS FEATURED. Broadhurst has given 8 the featured position the ing of “The Wonderful at the Playhouse as a reward for ber work in that p! \RROLL STAYS AT HOME. Playwright, producer Jot’ iall Suilding. “Yester- ne. ester- his downy couch frame of mind. After eat- donned bis overcoat elevator door. As he itton be whistied a tune. pushed La in and whistied a little ird time he pushed the it musical ac- In lees than fifteen he waa jabbing the button saying things that turned a lot - diue. Just before his wife a he telephoned down to the of the building and learned the runners were on a strike. might have walkee down, but he @ feared he'd have to climb So what did he do? We'll tell ¥ you--he stayed at home all day and 4 @ song called “The ‘Lactric Longed for Never Came.” Es. $8 a if be Ho i fe er ee a al 2; PEs 2 3 i = ui E : iA ne OE BE NS _ : PLENTY HAPPENING, ; By actual count ten theatrical pro- ductions now on Broadway have base- on Mt teams and eleven have Overalls Gingham Clubs. In addition to fees, wo eae pci lernd in- ited fortunes in the twenty- hours. They are Hilah Reeder of Blossoms,” who has falien heir @ ranch in Mexico which Ig rich in on gee and Harry Blake, bia student dancing in 4 Harry come into an in- tance of $150,000. If the members Y the class in Press Agentism at will read this !tem and pon- der over it deeply they will learn al- much from it as they could = 2 lecture by the Hon, Murdock AK. OF ©, SHOW. la Faye Players of ... Se & 10c at your Grocer VAN ZILE CO., Mfr's, West Hoboken, N. J. ‘| FOOLISHNESS! t Plays and Players p A ; ; TANT DRINKING IT, ;votes. Eimund J. Mack writes chat red in the: SZ |areinna'up tne moni evmmamaise'| = LITTLE MARY MIXUP . [THERE was a voune cuy| | WHO maRRieD A GIRL Y FROM ELLORAN,~— CALLED LENORA!- g o“ P stints <4 7 inguin SiO =| en Le COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1920 DU ¥ ce ' ; yy Sees — ew Bao | Attention, Limerickers! | We have just been notitied that we |i are to receive a valuable gift from | one of our admirers, Robert P. Nut @ cousin. of Jefferson Shrowsoui Nutt, who is managing our campai for the Presidency on the Limerick 6 Ie aonding us Sniff Hound, 1! lead his maa- 8 told to. 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In one sense it the missing | word, sed us a check for $200 and a — pair of overalls and you win. The rhyme: 3 ! Raid a housewife who lived tn Peru: | “I like winter best. ‘deed, I do; | In winter the fly | aders to give Us | ) ees Ten't with us and T Don't have to keep muttering,” Council, K. of C., will prosent a musi- fieal comedy called “Nanette” Monday evening at the Central Opera House, hire Avenue and 67th treat. Joseph Sires 10m oven remoe Sk : Z AY N= ; ; é bige has written it. 2 . 7 ° bo a large cast and a chorus of sev- | THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY enty-five girls, all pippins, ‘tis said. Gossip. A. H. Woods is preparing to pro- duce a play called “A Question of Tune,” by Exnily Ann Wellman. DAWGONE CRAB pb EO ‘ NEXT DooR “Tossed : ; ; Bi so ain “THAT CAN IN ] Beatrice Noyes has been engaged for a role in “Susan Lenox,” soon to be_ staged. David Urquhart, who ‘was with “Scandal” in Chicago, has rejoined the cast. He wns stage manager. The Ziegfeld "Follies" drew a gross of more than $40,000 in Cincinnati Just week. George waite: announces: by re- en, ent of phe, the dancer, for “Beandals of 1940." Geralttine Varrar has signed a con- tract to act in films for the Associ- ated Exhibitors, Inc, Rrieux's “The Letter of the Law" will_be translated into the Japanese by Taro Nakamara “The LAttle Whopper” to-day com- pletég its second week at the Majes- tic, Brooklyn, and will go to the Riviera next. In point of receipts the two weeks ending to-day have | page the biggest ‘the Majestic has TO INQUIRIES. is an American gir) of Christian faith. H. KE. C.—-tkick to your jobs. ‘The other life is heart-breaking and the pay days often fow and far between. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. A high wind struck Wellsville Wednesday and as a result the shadow of an incoming train reached the town = ten minutes before the train did. | wi " as BEGORRA, THAT SA GOOD PUDDIN’ IF I EVER MADE ONE ! 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