The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1920, Page 24

nee Mann en - “i oe tee wer Ky She Hasn’t Any Horse Sense! Nir 1 PuTSS on Wy weu, iF THE HORSE = = — A WINNER, How -|STARTED AT 20 Tol, E MUCH WouLD Tt |-|%ou'D WIN #100 — AT 10 To 1, You'd WIN, » \ $50, AN S101, 425 B SY COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY , MUBICAL comedy as yet un-) 7o revive the hope that's in me, mamed has been written by| I'm forgettin’, Mother mine, : John Murray Anderson in col- Vaboration with Augustus Barratt abd will be produced by Mr. Ander- : @on in September, Mr, Barratt was 5 a the musical director of “What's In a if ‘Wame,” which was staged under Mr. i Anderson's direction. WHY SO HAPPY, Boss-f I SuST MADE GOLLY THATS Luck ! — DID YeR WIFE JAFIVE HUNDRED IF I GIVE You Some MONEY Leave You?$ |) Berries ar | Witt You BET IT For ME ? THe RACE TRACK ! ~AND WHAT WOULD 1 WIN IF IT STARTED AT 1 OcLOocK ? Ov Boy! some CLEAN UP ! I have put my woes behind me, An’ I'm back there in your arma, Snugglin’ where the world can't find me, With its worries an’ alarms; You're a’sayin': “There, now sonny!) It's all right, dear, never mind!" Life's as sweet agin as honey, It's no more a tough old grind, “LORAYNE” SOON, Wendell Phillips Dodge, represent- fg Lorayne, Inc,, has signed con- . tracts with C. 8. Montanye, Frank . Grey and the writer of this column producing rights of ye,” new musical comedy, ‘The piece will be ethged in the near tuture. Mother, I must quit my dreamin’ An’ get busy, after while, | But this little bit of seemin’ That I see your lovin' smile, Will bring back the punch you gave me, In life's game I'l kick a goal, You, in mem'ry dear, can save me, opr 198 Pome Puig Cx DAY, Boag Well nn be t 1, ‘S A aria i No! if we'RE GOING “To DRIVE ALL THE WAY ACROSS “THE CONTINENT More Like a “Screech-Owl,” We ir say! — we on via Be , DO YOU CALL YOuR OW! NY PLACE; “TENT DOWN SNORING “The. Fain THERE'S A REASON. A you who admits he favors he one- thing suit for women, itten @ poem about Rosie inn of “The Midnight Rounders,” ‘y here: Oh, Roste Quinn! —AND SLEEP ON “THE GROUND WITH BUGS AND BEETLES AND “TOADS. WALKING ALL OVER ME? OW WELL, § COULDN'T SLEEP IN ATTENT ANYWAY — Gossip. NAUGHT BUT “TH' FAINT , Midnight Frolic” in rehearsal next aad ensemble of “Florodora”’ at the Oh, Rosie Quinn! You have a very Fetching grin, Bat when your kisa Bong you begin But few discover You've a grin, TO SELECT BEAUTIES. F. Ziegfeld jr. will put his new lay on the terdam Theatre. Edward Royce Will direct and will assist the boss in| @electing beautiful girls, No wonder Edward likes America. CAST NOW COMPLETE. ‘The complete cast engaged by Com- stock & Gest for “The Checkerboard,” Frederic and Fanny Hatton, in- cludes Jose Ruben, Donald McDon- Be, Norval Keedwell, Fred Tiden, wi Williams, Miriam Sears, rothy ‘Tierney, Kato Mayhew, a Von Bulow, Zola Talma, Will- fam Eville and John Mackenzie, THESE WILL SWIM. ‘Lucile Williams, Polly Shorrock, Hammond and Virginia Rich- ‘will represent “Lassie” and La e, Louise Mayorga, Vera Col- burn and Gertrude MoGushin “Scan- dals of 1920" in a swimming contest at Starlight Amusement Park to- morrow afternoon, A bunch of bag- and @ jazz band will furnish the music, if it is the proper word, HANNA GRADUATES. Root of the New has become a sort of @ Mubel Withee ts to be in “The Rose Girl.” Jiinmy HTussey says he Intends to spond $100,000 on ““Tattle-Tales.” Jack Marvin will support May Rob- fon in Alan Dale's “Nobody's Fool,” The opening performance of "Silks and Satins” will take place at the George M. Cohan Theatre to-morrow night. Selden I. Rainforth, manager of “Seoing Things," bas arranged a professional matinee of that comedy for Friday. Robinson Newbold will have a role in Harl Carroll's play, “The Lady of the Lamp,” through courtesy of George M. Cohan. John P. Toohey, Press Representa- tive of the George C. ‘Tyler attrac- tions, is having a vacation and spend- ing money. Sam Sidman, the actor, and Mrs. Sidman, will celebrate thelr half-ail- ver wedding in a few days. Anne Cornwall will appear in the leading role of the screen version of La, La, Lucile.” There is one song, “When I Dis- cover My Man,” in “Cho Charm School." “Marie Carroll sings It. Henry Wmerson, Carrie Lowe and Thomas Gunn have been engaged for “Come Seven.” In thia piece all the players are white, yet they act in blackface, William Collier is spending his vacation directing the rehearsals for Arthur Hammerstein's new musical production, “Tickle Me,” tn which Frank Tymney is the star. Bert French is doing the dances, Art Hickman's band will be on the Ziegfeld Roof fifteen more weeks, making twenty weeks in all. Mark Randell has resigned from the Shubert staff and will be a free lance school for embryo musical stars. Several of its members have been given good roles in other productions, The latest to graduate is Hanna Krum. Miss = fh @emall travelling company when opportunity td ‘dance lyric so- P bye) in “Florodora’s" chorus came. took it and soon demonstrated that Mr, Harding ‘they pst needn't suggest a trade, _ BY WAY OF DIVERSION. Mother, I am here a'thinkin' ; Jest a'feelin’ sort o' blue, . Balf discouraged; heart a'sinkin’, _ Tdke a heart will sometimes do. | Hardscrabble Avenue, publicity writer hereafter. Nora Bayes will be seen and heard next season in a new musical piece by a couple of Detroit young men. Among those who will assist her ts Julia Jannen, A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Nearly every man who lives on Easy Street has moved there from FOOLISHMENT, TAttle Mary Mizzelkopp Kissed her Mommer and her Pop, As she did so Mary smiled, Wasn't she a lovely child? FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “He was cured of Indigestion by Lack has sort o’ deen agin me, Though Ive bravely hit the line, (OSH! We sure started some- thing this time! Gang’s all out om deck cheering. Every one's ail excited and writing letters by the Gosen. Look at Helen, Metropolitan! What do you know about that? ‘Thanks for the good suggestions. But now—NOW- ° "SHOULD @ ““Ferse, tense and thrilling! Rush LD GIRLS WEAR SOCK8? answer at once to the Ouij: Eaitor, ‘The Evening World, N. Y. are HM Byening Wold Ouija EaitorAsks ‘Copevight, 2820, by The Press Publishing Oo. (The New York Brentng World.) being struck by an auto.” “Pntirely well now, eh?” oN, ; dead!’ in my one-piece bathin i Bee ? gs sult and s Art Student—Of course she should. Freddie Hope, South Norwalk—Of course a girl should wear socks—pro- vided that she has two perfectly good reasons. Bobbed Black Lox, Harfem—with ,the short skirts the flappers are now wearing a gentle zephyr would create & panic if it disclosed a pair of nifty socks, But when bathing, that's a ait- \ferent story. Why don't the men wear ocks? Can you imagine a nice six- WE'LL SToP AT HOTELS AT NIGHT! BT DEARE + 1LL GET A CUTE LIL’ TENT AND AN AIR MATTRESS AN EVERY THIN lL @uess NOT ! But ibe Be A BuG-PROoF “TENT! You won't KNow “THEY'S & BUG IN “TH' WORLD — SAY MISTER We've GOT ONE’ OF “Hose! Hines Bur We CANT GET ANY Muste ovr OF 17 THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY | CRE Soe - I AINT GosHAMIGHTY ! (18 “SOE GooF” OUR OLE SHIPPIN’ CLERK! Now ¥ LEAVE IT TO LOU. SEEN ‘You SINCE YW'LEFT OUR FIRM —wor ARE \'DOIN’ \T wourd BE “Too ' ce NOISY | aURMUR OF NATURE To MURMUR OF NATURE ? 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Y—Persyn- gily I think that girls should not wear socks, although I have given them a test myself, The men have erough Daughs at foolish feminine fads al- ready. “R Raymond Rolfe, Greenwich Vil- fage—in the summer, c.rtainly, why mot? They are neat, becoming, cool ‘and attractive. Most important of all, ‘Shey are the style, ~ 1820, and not in 1891. * jeased, Maybe—You have cer- ly pulled @ beaut, Slade a war measure, Dardanel end light readers, I wear ‘em for com- and not for style. Dardanella No. 2, N. Y. C.—1 think ‘that it is most improper for any girl fo wear socks if she has any seif- t. Violet—No. My motto is modesty not style, | Jack Weiss, Brooklyn. —They'll want trousers fo weer next. Vhy not? They're to themncives #ocks Wearers go on trolleys. Washington Square— ly forword candy im- Leonia Jose. 2a, Quartet—They are much comfortable than stockings. for ‘em. Here's to Harry of ie are four blondes with what you want. Remember this is If the girls Wearing socks from economical Pwotives I cannot see why it was not N. ¥. C.—They're nice cool, I wear ‘em. Also, anticipating some of your narrow- Zou went to catch my eye, wear them, ut if you want to catch my respect and friendship, don’t, Marion, N. Y. C.—d neither rouge, smoke, nor permit any one to kiss me good-night, but I do wear socks for comfort, Observer, Brooklyn—it's cheaper. Jinks, B. R—Yes. They give visl- tors to New York something besides skyscrapers to look at, ——— Do Yow Kmow? ‘Ooprright, 1920, by The Prew Publishing Oa, (The New York Evening Work.) 1, What is the name of the cape at the most southern point of Africa? 2. What degree of perature is marked as summer h 3. Of what country & native animal? 4. What is the thin plece of metal called which is put between the two halves of a bearing? 5. From what tree is most of the bark secured for tanning leather? 6. Wha® is the real name of Ping Bodie? 7. Who wrote the opera, “The Pi- rates of Penzance?” 8. What is the only number of points under twenty that cannot be made in a oribbage ham $, On what material are the orig- {nals of phonograph records made? 10. By whom was the poem “Don Juan" written? ii, What country is the native home of the cucumber? 12. What was the name of Queen | Ellzabeth’s mother? | ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS, 1, Aguile: 2 76; % Austral shim; 5, oak: 6, Franceaoo Pixzo puvED @vT NOT BY THIS WHERE ETH THA CANDY STORE? | | PERFECTLY WELL WHERE 'T (S— JUST FOLLOW YouR NOSE 1 A MISTAKE s-1T WAS SALAD PRESSING EOR— } TG HAD MEN AT MW Feet SIZE LARGER BEGGING ME— ut e—e ALL MY LIFE ft a WHAT ARE You DOING AROUND HERE BY THE KITCHEN WINDOW —— ITHOT You STARTED I FOLLOWED MY NOSE ‘ ruily HMMs IWIESSEUse