The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 32

Sonam! Engiand’s illustrious daad bur arth COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1920 THE NEW PLAYS “When We Are Young” Extravagantly Romantic BY CHARLES DARNTON TLL PUT it OUT—)_ SPOSE KATINKA ForsoT To! 5; es — RUMINAL : SCEN! \t WHAT ARE Y'DOING CRIME SITTIN’ HERE THIS = HouR OF THE <— MORNIN’ ? 5 5 FTWR ALL, age that grays or even removes the hair las its compen- gations, This comforting reflection enmo with "When We Are Young,” at the Broadburst Theatre last night, w youth had its ing at Broadway, the movie vampire, the burefooted dencer, champagne fe still bubSling—and then again and again tho shopgsirl whe ts an imagin- ative princeas in blue serge and as pure as the snow to which she drives appreciative hero, ‘You, this play was written by a woman, Kate L. McLaurin, and {ts if you like, is the snow-shovel. In mid-winter it might offer hope to the Street Cleaning Departmont, but in t iny times it misses its @hance. Moreover, it is too slight o play to «: the weight of ita three so- qalled stare, Henry Hull, Alma Teli and George Marion, It is only natural young people to delight in secing thelr names in big type. With Mr. Marion it shouldn't matter, for he is a good ol tor who has the training fend the art that enable him easily to rise abo he efforts of youngsters, As an aged negro servant, he suggests the danger of changing “When We Are Youne” into “When We Are Old.” | i ‘i Joe Felt the “Blow” in His Wallet! a ee ane tat te eo eee ee tite ick CHEERO Joe! wnar's | BLOOIE. Goes “TH TUBE, JIM=]] (= SAID 1 HAD “Oo MUCH AIR THINK © sosTine U consider th. The hero 4: 1 thi 0 h little rich ‘ atta ‘ a - F AIR CosTING ie Reig a 4 We Yor rooting Houma yet it you plese, having bls “Tile TrovOLE. Ol! BIRD? FELLAH SAYS HE CAN'T VULCANIZE. IN IT —- FIFTY Pounds —! GENTS & POUND servant, no and of whiekey, and a generally good time. His ett JIMMY YOUR: sorrow! IT —"Too Bie A RIP —— GOTTA GET New wwe —#H2— aus EN foom is lined with books, but he never says anything to make you believe SS —— { —_ ¥ —ts ” . a fhe has read them. It is the shopgirl who “eats ‘em up.” She is quite le, pausing as she does on a step-ladder to catch her favorite Tackily, she strikes upon “The Three Musketeers” instead of’ “Three Weeks.” A shift of the step-Indder might have changed the course of her life. But she seems to mistake the young man's rooms for @ public Mbrary. I doubt if there's a rooming house in New York offering so free @ brary as Mrs. Tanner's house. James Huneker would have found it long ago, and dy this time the books would have been stolen or forgotten. | Well, anyway, the shopgtri stops the young spendthrift from shooting him- | Pelf, and urges him on to the snow-#hovel. He might better have taken) the job offered him by his uncle at $35 a week in a lawyer's office, but! fhe takes a smash at the snow in wellcut corduroys and then takes the girl @f romance into his arms—curtain! It's all as simple as a movie. In his humble role, Mr. Marion proved ‘himself the best of the “three eters.” Henry Hull was engaging at moments, but light-brained at beat! and never sufficiently sincere to carry bellef. Alma Tell succeeded in being pretty, nothing more. | Not counting the stars, “When We Are Young” is extravagantly Fomantic. About Plays and Players LITTLE MARY MIXUP : Mrs. Plumper Will Be Thinner Without *Em! By eine PerLet B7)'s MARY, MRS PLUMPER 15 iw Gees -) ) Aw-Gee Tve | 2) He¥ Mom ( ee a YYA STAYING S0 LONG T'Lt Nevde Have ENOUCHE WB You come Gor THE cops > OMT stare OTTIM PICKFORD, who used | ayn i Z HAVE TS ASK Hee “To | TAY FoR COMPANY — ff ae @AD SEE —AN* Now sHe| I Give Mes PLUMPER act in filma, ts soon to be seen News and Views. ] WH | -t6 cu S Ep —AN’ T always 1s At Gono | THe CHOPS OR TAKE | { fm vaudeville Miss Pickford, K Y) natene prema OVER HAVE TS Co 73 : STAY TO LuncH %EM ON BACK TS =f ! who is Mary's sistet, will offer a play- For a tong time the crooks TAME else abet MORE [| Tih sTERE FoR ~ > AFTER ALLY 4 Y THe Bi renee? i Tet called “Two Keys," written by) rave been making a clean-up in ¥ 1GHT AWAY, SUMPIN’ More . | t Pd iS | a ees oer soicity mans ar,| CAicago, Now it's the police. and je Strong will act Ray Hitchcock says that ghost Beate ta rene oe, Senne walks at his home once a week, try to suppress the thunderous ap- Presume it's on pay night. plause. Speaking of good roads, all ENTER DOYLE AND DIXON! the members of the Rhodes fam- | Porle and Dixon, dancers and| ‘ly of Leesville, N. J. are regu Somedians, have gone into “Hitchy| lar attendants at church. 220 ft ae Nout ‘iney have! ‘The Barker (Ned.) Tribung on tour in “Chin Ghin” and announces that George Hyslop ‘Jack o Lantern.” “received a magnificent dilly ‘ A TWAIN CELEBRATION. goat from Kansas last week.” Setter: Clans te to, csiebrats ee A LApton, Pa, man told the : = : ‘Twain's dirthday in accord with the} Judge he got drunk because his mov it started by Willi. Fi - i ‘i . "\) 4 * . * Movement started by Wiliam Faver-| sire was itt in Texas, He ain't | * THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY ; Luke Started a Little “Sprint” of His Own! Prince and Lert Sep erento say whether the spree cured her. = = = \ tong Skinny McAlister, the Barre, o . > BS tes vieth anniversary of the Rumors; oN. H. drug clerk, filled Mrs. aw! rie ONLY AP os sy 2 es ; fet Mr. Faversham hay been Invited) Silas Hoskin's ear-trumpet with WATCH A FEW , C'MON You . CMON LADS = ZERO HOUR A $9 adireee the etudents, soot recently, and the first per ERAN -ANS ALL! |: CIRARDENGO’ Seree THER BRAHER —TAKE TH MYERS WAG BUSY. son who addressed her made her ‘\ “CYL BE Home 2 oe AIR! MIGOSH! AIN'T Theatre treasurers, at work in the| Took like @ coal miner on his BY MIDNIGHT! 20. FOR A bu GET No Home 7 people looking LE een a amusement. lyers of e} Liberty, Theatre, was, Granting | Conuy:that he. walene only 690 pounds Hebets the other evening when a man| "Or wice . at the window. Tt was ovin| © Fi: Woods hae ancented ‘a new, it he was not a New Yorker, “Bay.” mid the man, “is this show * : ole Story of “Good ‘Times’ has | fers ‘The Midnight Frolic’ a Kod} oient recipes In a cook-book Just ia- | 8 Sates vos ide HL for Crippled 3 ir] to $t?" naide Home ‘tor Crippled 5 Gan Tee tale oo ia good looker,"| Children will have a Geneft at the aid Myers, “But she'll have to wait] Strand Juy morning. Gl I count these tickets.” Jean Schwartz ts writing the music pecans for the new “Century Midnight THEM FATAL ROSY LIPS! Whirl,” which opens Monday night. : 5 9 -| “Meet the Wi Marjorie Glenn ee eens Beton Brooks Jand James Fuller, was produced last tlemen, to hand you this: night by Wilner & Romberg in Plain- ects en wera! | | He kissed her rosy lips, Bele : esd oe Just kissed them in a frolic, © Oh, "twas a dear, dear kiss, will be seen at his farewell dinner at $ i the Astor Sunday night For he died of painter's colic, Martha Hedman has left the cast of “Transplanting Jane,” tn which she WIKE BAD. was starring with Arthur Byron. She © Mike tgfmmons goes up in the Bronx | has film work to do. Friday night to chin with a tlie Lea, Harry Mayo, Tom Din- rl. The old folks drop in ett Greenwood and Josephine Frequently, and Mike sings and. re- n have been engaged for “Oh, ‘eltes for them. 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