The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 28

= a gg en + a nel ae aah cies Se a COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920 ~The “Boss, Is No “Hunger ‘Striker i —- KATINKA. dB H E N EW : P LA YS | KATINKA QUIT THIS MORNING CAUSE We Bor te FRONT Door ES nies TLL 2A Te Tue ~\ [MY GOODNESS - L Hope Wi (a ‘ 5 — | WOULDN'T GIVE HER eee | BLOCK 1S Busted AN’ Sdamm] Guess Tut Go To THE Y'DON'T EXPECT ME To pepe geedel t) am THAT SUITS Me | WE CAN'T LEAVE STR) CLUB FoR A BITE THEN — : KATINKA — A RAISE! Fine | iF Every HTHE HOUSE ALONE! 54 4 e's A CLEAN S— BE A WASH WOMAN PRICE AN' NoT aT ” HAN WAS LIKE ME aon ‘ Quakes hg Too — tay LA ceNT Less - gar = ate INDEPENDENT ! Give ME MY 'A Highly Colored Novelty , | __By CHARLES ,DARNTON ___ ys that Alice Delysia came from Paris t night and did her utmost made still more etyange by | via London, to th Central ™ thrill us in a strange thing ca American slang. | It may be said in all confidence that Delysia has a good back and that) fhe isn't,ashamed to show it. She looks like a “good risk” for an insurance company, and at the same time resembles Mary Garden in audacity, There can be no mincing of words about this exhibition, for it is simply, | ff not purely, a matter of form With a beautiful gure Mile. Delyaia won applause and bowed her way beautioffaly into American esteem. She also | wang pleasingly. Lupino Lane soored a big hit as an acrobatic and danc- fmg comedian, ‘The music by Charles Couvillier wad 80 good that alto- gether “Afar” scored a highly-colored' novelty. ull sostthoe j Abo I" was like an enlarged Gaby Des! ‘Ate amen Peet): ut Plays | and Players ' ' ‘ BIRD By BIDE DUDLEY YEH = (T sPLUTTERS SAY. DLAsT BI zi . . 1 ( ball ‘ MONKEYED WITH Tt om oe Ws, DAUGONNE. CHRBURETOR GAL wT wn eae ae Wer MORKEYED, WITH THar EN the special train of Fyesl-)( ADJUSTED +. FLL RUN DOWN “To, DO IT, AN" MERBE LEARN ‘eR UP Rieti! mir or on preuieetl Wie Harding stopped to|| What Don’t You Know? “THIGARAGE AN' GET “tH'GUY ' Vsume'n apour tut Darn : tt change engines in St. Louis To “WNE (— om Saturday, en route to Tex#s, A) Jol- a jl sen, appearing there in “Sinba Beinn sudjunctive of a) Climbed over the rail of the observa- Whe aean a tion car, The new President heard y 48 the letter “Q" left out Al's grunts and stepped out. of the word cue?” / “Why, hello, Al!” he said. “We How many debts 4s it possidie were just talking about you.” that Margaret Mayo? f * «My, my!" replied Al. “Now, 1s that What water fowl dose the ber #0? Well, I thought I'd climb in and) name of James Crane remind Gila cade you off Photographers hove near and 7 snapped at the two men, and then Al pied Phat pyaiaaes Wd #ang a campaign’song he wrote fa- mown: ee Voring Hafding and Coolidge. The| *¢ Fred Block? President-elect congratulated Al on| Jf John 0. Fisher took Mar his work as head of the Harding and! garet Anglin, wouldn't they need | Coolidge Theatrical League. By the! Blanche Bates? time the train pulled ig vile If the New York Morning Tele- that gathered really didn't know! graph coste 10 cents a copy, whether it was there to see Harding | nar is ity Pop Price? say¥- WHAT S_ Gor (ce oe a a whY SHE S /|) -and +fere S | : 1 "i = } “§ Sf Jolaoa, Their popularity seemed What /Mviperot 67 Geome: sa I) gure. Da a INTO THaT Kip © 4 - 1} ren | fo be split about ffty-fitty, 4 7A “~ : | }A GIRL DOLLARS Ww died 80 dadly that the towns. | AKE CARE. Most 4. WIPED. RUNNING ERRANDS | s o/ | More. T Know |& GROSSMITH IN THE ROLE. people decided to burn the city | OF BRoTHER } TAKING CARE oF | SCOUT | A LoT'or | Grossmith went into| to get shet 3 — 5 _~ } A “Ds with Raymond Hitchcock and Julia Sanderson, replacing G. P. Huntley, who has ‘been fil, Mr. Grossmith Tandled the role very well, although Ethel, the horse, bit_him twice and kicked him one CANTOR QUITS THE SHOW. | Eddie Cantor has left the cast of “Broadway Brevities” at the Winter) entered the state of matrimony. It has become known that the popula: Major is now handing his pay envel- ope weekly to a young lady from Toronto who recently became Mrs. Case, Tho bride was Irene Cronck. The Major was court martialled by the Capitol staff recently and sen- fenced to buy hot-dogs for the entire | WASHING “DISHES THAT oucH— 2 1o don ee + es Garden. He will have a briet vaca-|bunch—Just because be gave up idon at Lakewood and then begin re- | single blessedness hearsing in a new Shubert produc- eas tion. es GOSSIP. he new Loew Theatre, Ovta' PRINCE CHARMING SMITH. | Can., was opened lust night. ‘4 ank L, Smith, manager of the J. Santley jr, aged four, will see falto Theatre, Newark, 8 all mixed Pop and Mom in “The Half Moon” up in a Cinderella mystery. Sunday to-morrow DP. M | . night a pair of beautiful slippers was adn Century Promenade is enter. Peay Soamvenens found in his theatre under a seat. | ti ning nightly delegations of the vis- What bothers Mr. Smith is how the|!tng hotel men, 1 who wore them to the shoygot) There will be Apgciai matinees at Did she go in her stoc #,|most of the BroudWay theatres on or what? |Armistice Day, Thursday next | “If she will call on me,” says Mr. 5 Mrs, Faust, mother of the ‘beautiful | mith, ‘I will give her the slippers, | Lotta Faust, who died about ten Dut first she must tell me how she| Cars ago, is in the wardrobe depart- gat bome.” | ment of “Hitchy-Koo,"* Belle Story is singing a new son, “Suppose some one calls for them i wis poy Daya" at the Hippodrome | who has no right to them? Was) cing rest We Forget tt te ne | Armistic week feature, written by | H. Burnside and composed by | Ray Hubbell. He Passed the E Ue EE a 7 aN Fins Time ene . —AND I ALSO WANT 7 BEEN Home AT NIGH A NEW HAT AND FURS~ TLL STH Home ; IF MRS. SKITTERS CAN To-NIGHT AN’ PASS “LU HAVE THEM ~IT. CAN ! A PLEASANT EVENIN Pee eau Willd TH! WEE ¢ ee * replied the manager, "the wippers must fit. Ernest Truex says he closed in A BENEFIT AHEAD. “Blue Bonnet” Saturday just to get Rae Selwyn is arranging a benefit), chance to see Frank Craven in for the Vacation Association to b he First Year." It is understood at@the Selwyn Theatre on Dve.| irnest may play the Craven role in Florence Reed, aiceaier yd another company after a while. White and others w a5 | Byses ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. AWFUL, AWFUL, ARTHUR! =| Littell—-Haven't that cast Once in a while sorfe body sends) R. H.—tugwest you keep your job | us a Joke even worse than vur own.) It's hard to get Into the movies For instance, a gent named | nto t writes us as’ follows: | i A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. peg linghleg ix mo eet alivs If an insurance agent could induce Shing may tnpfel ae the Capitol, | 6 Aingers at the Metropolitan to a tut Marguerite Hurter does the san iP) notes? 4C508, uu he accept their | sort of work for “Three Live Ghosts.” | Paes { ‘Will Martha's news always Russian rey | e's does or? ’ j ce : | uXnd werwere feeling so happy when| And yet I don't bemoan my lot TM LOOMS FOR A - (ee = abo VL. CWWESSE Le Ores Re CHEN rey oe ae yore He It's Aiftu-Afty, don't you sce eXNYERe —— 1S, YOUR —______ 7 t00 4 Osta the AHEM TLL Have abo, Bea) : ' ATER IN, MISS 5 >, wnat can £00) AW Whe ARSE Wa pe Sa ee aera BRAVE MAJOR CASE! No Hottentot has e'er sven me. NO-MeR. BEEP — * W A PERSOM WHOSE VALUE —Or, O0G WAT HOle AH MEAT ! ( eee rte 25 Major P. T. Case, house manager 4 a Ae ailomtongh CeeOm Wits VALUE — OR, a Cac : ee eee LO een ie goan:| NOM THE CHESTNUT TREE, POREY FeSO ale tc, OWNER! 5 evita tz IOS T= | | ‘t to tap a gentleman in the coun paaskialhl : nl : Fi ; AOR “S : COM) | ote Gunday ‘Decause said other|,, Why Js @ hen crossing the street MOP Fe ; person tried to remove several of t Ms Case teeth with his fist in an argu- 1 don’t know, but 1 can ask Harry Seamon.” t over some flags displaytd at 2 pee Fevtheatre, (ea brave man, Not only| “Because it’s a fow! proceeding will he fight if necessary, but he has _> —- RIGHT = VEN OU) | | pe Re No Change Apparent., 6EMPHERE seoms tose a stron * i OW | Prohibition,” said a Gov | Street corner the other evening to} po } Seen t gecanue Geek. post wisn | ara Frowmition te thumper, He es aitnar |thumped his tub and yelled * 2. What boat represented the Nova} ‘'Priends, dear friends, five ear Scotia fishermen in their race versus/ago | was a disease-rotted wreck | i ‘America? a hollow-chested, red-nosed — ruin %. What do sailmakers put on their| with alcoholic sore throat, gn | threads before sewing? hardened liver, blear eyes and toddy | 4. Who put forward the atomic| blossoms all over me.’ He struck yor 7 T theory: in 1806? Jhitnself on the « what do you] RUSTY AND BUB ms What liquid has the highest boil- euppese, d 4s ‘broumht Se intt about this ch me woe — ; AR character of| "He paused impressively, and i siete Neate dh ist F pre — en omopapnens 7 7. What is an object called which | "— Washington CONCLUSION” én muwer UY WE RE allows the transmission of light |S os E ! ULL DOG through it, and yet through whiah ob- | -_ LL MEAN? f MUVVER A BULL deots are not viable ? Asad ina Not Influencing Them. es | HANGIV ON a er Whom js the farnd, the o nlestio me . Y @lectro-magnetic unit of capacity, Pee mat pallets ae To DADDY TH or I. lully new ones; CONCLUSION % “What is a reof sloping im four di- ‘but here's something, says the ace he rections called? Boston Transcript, that happened a = oe ree many Presidents died in the | row yeary ago that 1s rather amus- 2 ing 11, Whut ex-governor of Magsachu-|' "The manager of a shipyard a: a X *" » ’ 8 a. Getts died lately of sleeping sickness? | sombied his employees and told them en 12, What is the alliance the Bal-| that the itenca . *aecaly as at they might vote in the municipal f kan states are trying to form among} election just as they pleased. “In Ae 1) themselves called fact, 1 shan't even tell you how I am =: + a ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. | going to vote, ne auld? then nddeds i ‘ 1, Homer; 2 Delaware; 3, Bees- “after it is all over, I’ shall have a grax; 4, Dalton; 5, Whale oil; 6, A.| keg of beer brought into the yard Daudet; % Transtucent; 8% Michael) Hurrah! Hurrah!’ shouted the men ¥; % Hip Roof; 10, Two; 1,|“But I shan't tap it unless Mr, Blank ; ‘Cramp; 12, Lule enrente, sels in.” ‘ ’ ff \ (en ne er bene WMiMtuy a alia, Xe F » My Axi VAN ZELM 9 irricrtarsrer nail