The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 36

= VICK now! Plays and Players Mo DUDLEY About werd feeling punk rdax) afternoon. Old has Trouble i( By Way of EE) @eomed. to be crowding us. / ‘were all awry and we oJ If you real happiness would find, Ourself the umluck-| jreep busy. the world, when the Guth cole th tnd ed: sa née true peace of mind, | Las uap at ae > A rouns mM outside wants £9) Don't work too hard; that éoeen't j on to mend fer tn, When| pay. a we found wie was a tittle | tu thé theatricel But have some work for ev'ry doy, | ‘Twill to contentment Tead the way, | We gray ted, “now'a the| Keep busy. treating Pino | re | No matter {f you've wealth untold, | @ Your mother's Health?” we) Keep busy. i,” sho maid henitatingty, “I’ve | 4 i for fov, ¥ mot for 1, got mother,” | Keep busy. The lazy man finds life is dow, "| For idleness brings naught but woe, (1t'a feeding time; I've got to yo.) Keep busy. ¢ a ave nid. “ue 1 sess re Spe cee | slept all night for two months, | “tndesirable Friends" to “The Un- = yous letter a month ago At wiitten Chapter.” The play, which te in the morning.” be h : “ y Samuel Shipman and Victor Vic- Mi,” we protested, “you must) tor, will open at the Astor Thea Oct. 11, PF dan't take more than naps," came prone and Lare ai that that I #tili have her?” bet!” we replied. “But aren't ing a it tired?” i tre on A LONG CONCERT. But one concert will be held at the Otntury Promenade Sunday night. called up her doctor and | It will have thirty-ohe acta and will ‘how the mother was, begin at 8,30, fasting until 11.60, | to go at any time,” he said. | then and there we backed | THE OLD HOME. | Lap Sethe Ada (Bubbles) Lewis of “The Night | ty * wont over to the Garrick yes | With that we gave ourscit a) Miteyne Oe tec 29 1100, maker | writ ick. Lewis wade her fret New York ap. pearanes at that house in “Reilly an: DILLINGHAM’S NEWeE ‘the Four Hundred.” Louise Groody Dillingham will went along yesterday. She is Mrs. | Half Moon,” with Joseph Ned Harrigan in private life, It wae Starred, at the Playhouse, | Ned's father who built the Garrick. | . Monday evening. It |s| Lot’ see—it Miss Lowls made her ‘lian Le Baron and Victor| debut in 1890, she must be about xmynobext yoars ol4, | “BREVITIES” POSTPONED. COLISEUM OPENS. ie opening of “Broadway Brevi B. 8, Mona's now Coliseum Theatre, ‘At the Winter Garden has been) 4t Broadway and iflat Streot, was) from Tuesday until formally opened last night with Keith of next week | vaudeville and feature photodramas. ‘This house seats 3,600 people, Prassack, the young tady in COHAN PLAY MONDAY. Hicket booth at the Capitol, says| George M, Cohan will offer his pro- t- wile. Last night a pack-| duction of Cora Dick Gantt’s play) delivered to her by a boy| “Tho Tavern,” with Arnold Daly in) tely disappeared, It was| the princelpal role, at the George M./ package addressed to| Cohan Theatre Monday night. jer, Capitol Theatre.” It proved) A @ fine box of candy. Inclosed | card on which had been | CAUSE SHE SMILED. Gossip ait Dupree ts still acting in “The! t the Bijou. HOW BY exPECT W goss To MAKE A os THAT No MATTER WHERE ONE TAKES JOE’S C AR WELL LOOK AT SOME CARS. PUT REMEMBER - WE GOTTA GET ONE “THAT's PRETTY NEAR Boywe ~ of -Boa come +e t MINUTE = WF L SEU Hid HE COME BACK THE NEXT DAY AN’ T CAN SELL HIM OVER AGAIN COMIC PAGE FRIDAY, | SEPTEMBER 2, 1030 H Yes sie, #25 Buys) AY _PUPT $! MUST HAVE A \ COMPANION ON -. EE 7 5 ae THERE! Look av Tuat! That's “THE KIND oF A CAR ut WOULD Just surt MB! My “DEAR — Bosse _ vy Cu Take Hie! T | (TRIP To EuRoPE! ~ BUT DAWGONNIT — “Thar Boar Le Cost Jus’ EI@ut THousan 1RON WELL ~ MEN '! You'RE “oo aneiTious Mou'D GET THE EIGHT “THOUSAND “BETTER oa TIN BROWN 1 TWIN Brown. . i ‘for the mmile at 5 o'clock.— tol Patron.” Mmtends to smile all day to-day. HORE YOU ARE, GIRLS. Frobman production of “At the Rose,” starring Otile Skinner, eae two fine roles for American are what are ren |e “fat” parts, And, girla, listen) y haven't been filled as yet NBILAN SOLD IT. Marehall Nelian wrote a yoody wowld buy it * maid his mother, | n Bohol othe "selwyns have begun Tehearaing “Sonny,” with Emma Dunn Lilian ‘Lorraine int the east, William Quaid, Manager of ¢the | Fifth Avenue, eays a packed lobby in @ pleasing eight. ry | 2! Miin. Natalie, promiore danseuse at he Hippodrome, yeaterday introduced | a new “Columbine” dance, | A THOUGHT FOR To-pay. | | Every girl really enjoys being made Jeajous once in a while. ladies af THATS “THE LAST FOOLISHMENT. ste ZL ever , Nellan, now a film star, is mak- A picture of ¢ scenario. It is “Go and Ge sold it to himself. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “Casey, you have a fine home, but need a chandalier.”” MANN PLAY OCT. 11 Nobody tn th’ family title of Louis Mann's new star Lotsa pep for tit end of mye week and the question of the | affectionate blondes and brunettes. ‘The editor is getting all kinds of pomes, drawings and everything lee, bewkdes thé usual mumber rt Fan Dollay, who now styles himself as “Bluebeard of Brooklyn,” | ie-went a Picture of his latest brunette; also a contribution for @ mattross’ ie editor. A vote of thanks in recorded; also to the fan who matied| | editor a hard-boiled exe in an envelope. Outja, on being questioned, that there was no slur intended, mt OEE Was vinced on file for f4-| start @ contest? (Ed. But who'd be } Preference. The fans are about | the judges, ‘Moers | on the affectionate question,| Ouija-Bored—i don't know, because | i'm only #6 years old and my mother ve I'm too young to go owt with| the girls. | Nemo of Brooklyn—diondes have but one love, gome are placing votes for the -hairéd persona, Give old man & cough drop and axk him Sang wane arrecrion: lies oer rs, Snare nsec Sat BLONDES OR BRUNETTES? |v iinetien don't know how win 4 Be results to The Quija Ed-) Nick Marnell—Terrible Al must the name of the ship 4 was instrumental in is the contrivance calted | over the rudder aud to} ‘The Evening World, New York! have been jilted. As for Ambrose of akes Bear.—A!! the blondes know Try ‘one, Uncle Amby. | Lo 08 affectionate.” Might. as = sae to the brunette. -| ing house of Brasil before the revo- plicity—Netther. 1 ae mae of Bayonne—Hrunettes are] which fits steering lines are at-| Madrid, never mind Spain. We have ts conceit and deceit. an josbeng as a bionde Do you WBtim Mack—Jazzb0 Reilly ts wrong.| lution of 1 the ned jesving which ‘only truly affectionate, for the - plenty of affectionate girls right here! Gob —Br tes are certalaly| gyy ny of Chatham —t've tried os and found them not very af- te, no T think I'M turn =| 1 What PS a biohde te siteply wonderful 3. What girl $. Wha have everything just right, lie Rosen of Hariem,—Hoth ure Oar Ee We ROS Gppate eo uriil they get y blonde will show yx hy afterward j heart. —You're wrong. Sergt Perhaps they were brunettes they became Viritish ericketers in the United y themselves? 6 What in the largest Island tn the andes. paeeeneee " >| 7. In o trumps tn bridge a in one hand count? 5. What was the original religion of | the Hindun? ¥. Into what river does the Chicago | Al of Bayonne de co Is noted | ers were the first to lead an © jon into the } | rihwest? | “How 4“ Was once known o@ ve ¢ Republic tie bis lack of Judgr ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Lprove t that the rest of oft Brooklyn—at bas aiwayo| & 4 i that brunettes! My We ahoays find, in judging men Ltn Pre Who argue from the stump, | The one who thinks our way is great, The other is a chump. {Swett EKCLUGIVE sy Oe deal I WAS Now, BUB SAY YOUR PRAYERS AND ASK GoD To TAKE GOOD CARE OF | YOu WHILE YOU Youre ‘ Now Tt LAY NOW = Ge penehi ts bad < FELT G0 | “EXCLUdivEe Lonesome! AND ME_ PUTTING ON AIRS” IN FRONT OF ALL THOtE SWELLD | —THEN You 6 PULL 4 of Y SUCH A Social y Ri =H" 4, ERROR be, CAM HILL, svi 4 DID IT Dot “ jp WANT Dose Dol! “He WAITER” SAID — "COME AGAIN — ou. 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