The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1920, Page 28

/ COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1920 ut Plays and Players By BIDE J TTHIN the next six works the Messrs. Shubert will produce four new plays intended for As Henry Hull's initial Vehicle they have accepted a drama entitied “Crucible,” Leightcn Graves Osmun. Promi- ia Mr. Hull's support will be Binney, @ sister of Constance ) mow appearing with him in ” “Don't Be Afraid,” by Hopwood, will be produced on 2; “The Lights of) Duxtury,” Clare Kummer, will be done a cartier, while a new drama by Roy Cohen, entitled, “The ‘Will ‘have (ts first perform- on June 28. “The Rise and Fall Basan Lenox,” which has been 4n Boston, will become the at- at the 4th Street Theatre t Monday. Alma Tell will play the He role. Others in the cast, which more thar sixty people, are T. Haines, Beatrice Noyes, ° Sutherland, Harry D. Southard Albert Sackett. i MISE SEGAL SAILING. ‘Vivienne Segal, featured prima ot Abraham Levy's “The Littie|™ "wil gail for Paris on La Tune 17, accompanied by ber , ®t apend a month eelecting gowne for her next season's en- a DUDLEY By Way of Diversion The future, I've no doubt, looks dark to you at times, my friend, Just trouble seems to be ahead— dust trouble without end. Ite wrong to look at life that way. Here’s some advice to try. Don't worry ‘bout to-morrow till to- day's gone by. They say tomorrow never comes. To-day ts always here and, therefore, my advice ts sound, I hope my meaning’s clear. The future may be full of clouds, but if you'd clear the sky, don't worry "bout to-morrow till today's gone by. Gossip, ‘BIN Norton painted hs porch yes- terday. No wonder Mr. Bowes got Rothap- fel. He has always put on capital ht. leon Van Biene has been engaged for @ part in the new Winter Gar- den show, “Cinderela on Broadway.” Jack Mason, just returned from London and Paris, is stagt the dances in the new Century re shows. in the Harbach-Friml-Dud- | enade ‘Piece. From Paris she will go to to see Miss Alice St. John the Segal role in the Grossmith id Lorillard production of “The Latte Whopper,” now at the Shaftes- Tavatre. BURGLAR WANTS WORK. Beatrice Swanson of “Florodora” and states Lillian Roth, the child in “Shav- ings,” at the Knickerbocker, is back cast after a week's absence, due to an auto accident. “Martinique,” now at the Eitings Theatre, will be presented at the Lyric, London, next October, Cissie Sewell and Mercer Temple- ton will introduce a new dance called “The Race Track Glide” in “Honey Girl” to-night. Grand opera stars in town or pass- ing through seem to find “Lassie, the Nora Bayes, much to their liking. Roscoe C. Free, just back from Canada, bas a new whiskey story, which he will tell you for @ good ect r% are Nab rtoge theatres in the Broadway district just at pres- ent. The Capitol, however, will re- open to-morrow. After a run of eight months at the Belasco Theatre, Lenore Ulric will terminate her engagement in “The Son-Daughter” a week from Satur- day. Sromomtth and Laurillard have ca- ‘bled Charles Dillingham for the right to inaugurate their tenancy of the >|London Gayety Theatre with “The Night Boat.” é + WHY HE CRIED. * Lep Bolomon of the Century box took his small nephew out in eountry Sunday. While running a farm yard the little fellow causing an old hen to cackle , The boy arose slowly and ap- h Uncle Lep crying. burt yourself?” asked le-0," replieal the boy between “but that oM chicken laughed me and I don't like to be teased” SEE @. ja A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. The Wellsville Fire has adopted a resolution to the fect that any member who appears at a diaze without his badge will not be permitted to fight the fire ent ef- FOOLISHMENT. (Contrituted ty D, Underhill.) There lived a young lad who said: “why ‘ ' Can't I look in my ear with my eye? If I put my mind to it, I'm sure I can do it, You never can tell till new * FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “I started life as a telegraph oper- ator.” “That's queer. Most of us start as infants.” OuijaLEdttor Asks (Copreiget, 1920, ty ‘The Prean Publishing Co, (The New York Bvening World), EEAA, folks! Got seventy-five letters to-day. Johnnie Walk- er’s dead, but we're otill eving Says he's sent us four- mot one has been Mighty sorry, we'll print his » Wir. “Rough-house” Meyers us a postcard from Asbury ish ‘we were there, F. B. of sends another special de- . Keep up the good work. Get the game, D GIRL BOB HER i] en FoR COMFORT OR 'e the query. 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