The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 40

Nombaiedad ®t) FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920 About Plays and Players BIDE HE SELWYNS, have placed |e Florence Reed under a five-year Contract and will permit her to hé “ai tion of opening their ‘Times Square ‘Theatre in the fall. plky will be “Wait For Me,” the Boat" |!aces, of course, The rhyme: sock rights willbe be ola on the ‘0 royalties will be alt there: will be no management 7 wali can’t make mon- r ‘sent yh cent,” pe on bls rant halt ‘the roe” Loew STILL BUYING. thea- con- aod | diat most us burlesque 6 Columbia has ever had, The concerts at St tals hows ‘will be ued after May 9. close its long run, at th peye arome ion aay 15. ig eekly ot chor From Home” My fiver has has writen a skit a Perfect” for the Equity show a the Metropolitan Sunday Gran ile has been, ‘deem engaged F, Ziegteld ‘yr. for » part in the ites.” » Saver “Foil gee SiS ee tracuit ‘ mht. It ee tht afternoon, a Eaton has been engaged in N. Tate, the Australian theatrical has obtained the Australian to “The Girl From Home” at Weshlagtos Bquare Players, is to be juare ayers, 0 ‘with the East-West Players. Leon Errol is busy arranging a se- of new dances for fhe 9 o'clock nigh “Frolica,” These shows Copyright, 1999, by The Pres Publiduing Co, (The Now York Evening World.) YORK men are certainly in luck! How?—Why, by having the lew York girls as friends, They're riainly brave and enthusiastic, and mighty sensible set. And they're cD yepud for anything. Are you? What's your opinion on his question? SHOULD A GIRL MARRY A (OUNG MAN WHO IS MAKING LY $35 A WEEK? 5 Mere is what others say: © Mies J. M., N.Y. G—i am eighteen jours old. ‘The man I am engaged to has given Jes- py | 8a DUDLEY Is there any Limericker in town who owns a pide saddle? Jessica Plymp-| tom Nutt, wife of our Campaign | Manager, has notified us that she! will not ride astride in the Dudley- For-President parade to be held June | 4. It is the plan of Corpl. Kingsley, | in charge of the Women’s Division, to have Mra. Nutt appear as Joan of Ate and have her sing “Tce Presi- | ; [dential Blues an old-tims way a’ the corner of Fifth Avenuo and 42d Btreet, while seated on bar Hard Mrs. Nutt says #he must ha’ gaddie or she won't ride a forae. ooo ae knows “The Presidential sounds best whon sung by a ounted vocalist; henoe ou: request for the old fashioned saddle. If you have one kindly address Nutt and drop it in a mail must not miss out on thi: the parade, as Mrs. Nutt ful woman with pretty teet: Now, to-day’s trick rh: is minus a word that m ES that everybody eats it old, | people who live en soup. ie is often found in wagons. If you guess the word send it in immediately | with a check for $200 and a new pair of men's low shoes, size 6, for the eampaign fund. Include silk shoe- While dining one evening, said Fred: “I've got an idea in my head— This waiter’s a nut, Pve everything but Some butter to put on “Oh, Henry!” now at the Fulton Theatre. o Midnight, Frolic. ‘Molly Pearson has made herself a New dress to use nt “Lasal It cost Just $7.40 and will replace one that | cost 100 times as much. A new introduction to 8. Jay Kaut- Interesting playlet, “Highlow- | in “What's in a Name,” has Bet ena ein a ote James J. Cor- ‘AD may aj the basic, iy > y @ppear in James Shesgreen has resigned a8 general manager for Mr. and Mrs. and has become associated ry m aot capacity with Wagenbals es Wi Woode bas, signed contracts bg eee janger & Jordan, whereby 48 iliamson will make an imme- jon of Channing Pol Pager lay, “Phe Sign on the Door,’ ia, The oe be done in New Zealand and China also. Representing himself to be an in- Spector, a man recently gained access to the organ chamber at the Capitol Theatre and walked away with three pipes. New ones must be abroad. Every time she appears at day concert Fay Marbe sends a per- Fund. "she hopes to be able to quality e able to qualify oles moter goon. bs Leo Shubert has commiasioned Ar- thur Lag rperr ge of bat Aes 0 two more pla; Hurst's matrinonial it is said to be much lke the plot of “Page Mr, Cupi A special theatre edition of Drink- water's “Abraham Lincoln” has been prepared, It is sold in the lobby of the Cort, Robert McWade, recently of “The Five Million,” has been engaged by tea | Somat tock é& Gest for “The Cave rl” Ethel Barrymore wil] end her en- gagement in “Declasse" a week from ‘turday. Sho gave her 260th per- formance Wednesday night. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. It in better to give than to receive— @ bad clgar. FOOLISHMENT. A smooth youth was Timothy Flynn, He tried a fat heiress to twin. He did it, they say, By swearing each day That she was becoming quite thin. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. ho dala want to buy some gloves, ie Clerk—Kid gloves? No, they're Sun- lady m 25 @ week. I make $20, I have $150 in the bank, 1 am not going to be married till June, 1921. in the mean time I am putting a $3 a week to help toward our hom ho matter how humble it must be. A rich fellow proposed to me, but 1 thought it over, and realized that it would lead to too much leisure, quar- rel, divorce and scandal, so I decided to marry the poor man. We will have work; clothes must last longer, but we will have children, love and hap- pines, An American Wife,—I had every chance in business—a big chance in fact—but I turned \t down for a man who had practically nothing—and by being human and to view things from a broad on, L have found a true realm of huppinews—though we haven't a Ford, or even a vacuum cleane: AA. |. V.--Yes, a girl should certainly marry a young man making $35 a week. And I don't see where some peo wives work after mar- up, young men, to your 1 Two American Girls —Perhaps "Veteran Rutherford and one of his English om Sooteh latalon would live on $35 a week. We can't. Veteran Fred L. B., 27th Division,— 1 speak for the majority of service men when I say that we apologize for Veteran Rutherford's statements. ‘The fi of our Nation depends on the American gin Miss A, J. Rutherford, N. J— Veteran, you' By all wrong! What you are ix ten times more important than what you've got, If you're the right kind of a chap you will make good. and that is all that is necessary, not stop going with the ss pick On’ HATTER, MuM= Tell INOT FEELING LIKE JOE! Sve sTood THis Just AS LONG AS \'M.GOING To! 1 WON'T PUT UP, WITH TT ANY LONGER AND You START PICKING ON ME ~— 'M “TALKING ABOUT _ sTHis H.C.oFL. 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