The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1920, Page 27

_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, » Fill Out This Coupon “IN WISH the Klub’s Ohristinas Viay “In Wishi 10 A. M,, should fill out this coupon IMPOR’ adult. « Children of thirteen years and ‘ring a friend. ( FAIRYPLAY NAME FOR KIDDIE KLUB Next Satuidey } Merny Time} | Set for Tryout for Big Christmas. Spectacle. “In Wishingdom” ts the name of the | Christmas spectacle to be put on for | the Kiddies of they Kiddie Klub at the Manhattan Opera House, written by Cousin Eleanor and acted by the xia- | die acte-s. The play is going to be} t all that the name of it expresses or} can be imagined. And don't forget, kiddies, that next yi Saturday morning is the time set for | ¥: tryout, and all the kiddfes whe | | nt, ta take part in the fairy play lust report at the theatre-stage door on West 35th Street. ‘Those who don't, you know will be counted out. Get there kiddies between 9 and 12 o'clock + \As for the rest of the kiddies who want to come to the Christmas show on \Tuebday, Dec. 28, they can get a} couple of tickets by filling out the} accompanying coupon and mailing it} to Cousin Eleanor. Aliso inclose « stamped envelope with your proper address upon it and the tickets will \ be Sent right back to you. \! Bear this in mind, kiddies: No child will be admitted ander thirteen years of age without an adult, He or she must be accom- panied by one of her parents or an elder person. And this ts a rule that works both ways. No adult will be admitted without a child, Children who are over thir- teen may use the second ticket to bring another child if he or she wishes. Mrs. Hammerstein, who has placed the Manhattan Opera House at the disposal of the Kiddie Klub, has also given us the assurance that there will be ‘no dearth of scenery and scenic effects; The whole theatre and all that goes with it Is to ibe the kiddies’ playhouse for the two happy days at (Christmas time. It's a big theatre too, kiddies. You knbw it is. But it i9n't so big that we:could get all the kiddies who want to see “In Wishingdom" at one per- formance. That's why there will be two performances, both of which will pe just as fine as the kiddies and Cousin Eleanor can make them. Music, dancing, singing, acting an’ everything! Cousin Eleanor wrote this play her- eclf, sd we know it is going to be gregt. The music has been arranged ‘oy, Carl Edouarde, the r dances by Mrs. Carter Wa theyballet by Miss Rosina Mow then, for the kiddies who are gomg to take part In the play, don't forget to be on time at the stage enttance on Saturday morning. You knéw whether you can fiance, or sing or act, and you all know what you can’ do best and come prepared to do it. If you have music, bring it wito you, .If you play any instrument ex- cept the plano, bring the instrument with you. We don't have ‘o tell you to bring your ‘raps. The Weather Man will tell you that. He has told us already that it's going to be a cold morning, a snappy morning, the kind of morn- ing that will fill you full of “pep,” and make you do your very best So, come along kiddie actors and me + ready to give the other 100,000 kid dies the Christmas treat of their ‘Veg MAJOR SCHERMERHORN WED._ rg, Ditsler Fils Bride in St, Stephen's Charch. | Tp, St. Stephen's Ep dt 4 o'clock yesterday 3 T. Ditzler was married to Major - way G, Schermerhorn. The cere- mony, which was performed by the rector, the Rev. Nathan A. Seagle, asdiwted’ by the Rev, Dr. Ernest Stires. was followed bi pception at the home. of the bride. ‘TRe bride was by Arthur lL. Lela attendants, Arthu ha brother's merhorn for ti nin marriages She had no Schermerhorn st man, Ma- Al Sivertised tn The Word or to “Lost and Found Bureau: 108, World Building, wl be liste for ihirty days, These lists can bi teen at any of The World's Offices directly to, The World, poten, New York, oF 4100 Main, Members of The Evening World’: tan Opera House, 34th Street, near 8th Avenue, on Tuesday, gethér with a SELFY-ADDRESSHD and STAMPED ENVELOPE. ‘Two tickets will be sent each member who applies properly _ No adult will be admitted without a child No child under thirteen years of age will be “NW WISHINGDOM” jafter Christmas, if not just to Obtain Tickets to INGDOM” 's Kiddle Klub who wish tq attend ngdom,” to be given at the Manhat and SEND it to Cousin jeanor to- TANT. admitted without an over may use the second ticket to ~~ and civic activities, was Military ecretary to Gov, Suis Ladies! Why not play safe while playing Santa? Shop where he shops. 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