The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1920, Page 28

. About N arrangement was made yes- | P Winchell Smith is x ies? urn terday whereby Arthur rai | Merstein will have on equal with A. H. Woods in the pro- on of the musical show in will appear the Mack Sennett ret! girl, The revue, which All come to Broadway in the Spring, il be written by Otfo Harbach and ll probably be called “Wild Waves Wild Women.” Messrs. Woods, ein and Harbach will leave Jan. 17 for California to see the pAthing beauties, prominent among are Mary Prevost, Phyllis laver and Jane Allen, It's no use to go along, however, as the etors will need no chaperons. — | MRS. FISKE’S CAST. | sSam H. Harris will present Mrs. ° fiske in “Wake Up, Jonathan,” by cher Hughes and Elmer B. Rice, the Apollo Theatre, Atlantic City, ©. 20. In the supporting cast will Charles Dalton, Howard Lang, ieming Ward, Donald Cameron, Hearn, Freddie Goodrow, aeus Gray, Waiter Abell, helen Edith Fitegerald, Lois Bartlett, ja Gary and Hazel Rice. BAZOOKA BURNS HERE. ! Sergt. Robert Burns, formerly of Uth United Sta jarines, is in Burns is the inventor of the poka, a home-brewed trombone, of sections of gas pipe and aa Hd wine funnel. Over in France he p! d the instrument in the trenches caused great fatality among the nans. Burns bas been in Arkan-/ for © while, but he didn’t play his much, as the people of his B got out an injunction. | HORSe RACE AT THE HIP. “As a holiday novelty, “Good Tim big spectacle at the Hippodrom have, beginning next Monday, a uine hase race. It will represent of the victories of the famous nO’ War. The race selected Is the Pucurity, run at Belmont Park on 18, 1919, and in it wilt-appear | horses. A new circular device of dimensions |s being constructed ‘on this the contest will be held. HH. Burnside has prepared tho ity and he promises it will be a thritter. NNEROUS WINCHELL SMITH. ®enerous young be oye f his attorneys noti- M Gest that Mr, Smith had uted a formal agreement where- Mr. Gest is to receive $100 a week pom the Smith millions as long as he need the money, Mr. Smith ex- that, having seen the lavish ca” at the Century, he Ia con- that eventually its producer, . Gest, like ali producers with ex- MN nt ideas, will “go broke” and ie doesn’t want him ta die in poverty. notification, Mr. the “Mecca” re- and laughed until he cried all the flaring tle that hides his dickey. , CARROLL CUTS HIS OUTGO. ee Barl Carroll spent his last for advertising “The Lady of Lamp,” he has decame thrifty. night he drew a nickel from the celpts of “Daddy Dumplina,” the blic, and went to an orangeade d nearby for a glass of the de- is colored water. The attendant the chi was ten cents a glass, eli,” replied Earl, “give me half ‘ttendant complied and bang another nickel! ‘ RUTH 18 THANKFUL, Rath Terry of “The Gold Diggers” a lawsuit recently in which a trical agent adked money for get- her an engagement. To-night jurymen who heard the case will her guests at the performance of Goll Diggers.” Bhe even ns to feed them after the show, the Pennsylvania Hotel. And yet body we know tries his best to jury duty. Gossip. Yr. Huntiey of “Hitchy Koo” has rht a home at Great Neck. ‘A dramatic society at Alexandria, bas asked William Harris jr. permission to produce "Abraham Twenty-five children will take part ba Mother Goose tableaux at the i Saturday morning at 10.30. Mae Weeks, Frank Fay and Baker will be guests at Rose- to-night. nish’ : London Palace Girls of “Tin have agreed not to marry whil: {| America. Save your bon bons, ‘The Barrie play, “! Rose," with th Chatterton # , will open a Empire Theatre next Wednesday Square College Washington “Six Who Pasa” the Lenox Little Theatre Dec. LC les Halton has entered vaude- fe in an act called “The Pest,” writ- yn and produced by Ann Irish. ur Kretiow Is staging Cleveland ws ballet in “The Passing Show nish Love,” at Maxine Elliott's . will pass its 150th perform- to-morrow night, official count at the Morosco ire shows that 226,411 people have ew “Passing Show,” J. re + says they're in the ur Hopking received a catse- yesterday stating that the Ene. cast of “The Bogger's Opera” had London. The opera wil Village Thea- A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. HI don't believe,” says Jop Scully of ile, “that, just use she LI BY WAY OF LIVERSION. “Well, New Yours Uuy w vom in’ soon,” said Kittle willy Bings. “My mother saye it’s u, to me to swear off on some things. With me the plan, I want to acy, ain't made an awful hit, but I'v. about made up my mind concernin’ what Iu quit. 71 guess Tt cut out castor oit if Ma won't m+ke a kick, To me it's got no tidue, for it always makes me sick. An’ then I'll give up Sunday scroot an’ cuttin’ kindlin’ wood. Va says to give up candy, bot T hardly think I could, She ways she's go'n’ to drop her gréuch, She only thinks she is. My focher ways he'll quit cigars, Taat's jist a dream of his, But castor oll an’ Sunday school an’ cattin’ kindlin’ wood are easy thirga for me to drop, I'l! quit 'em all for good.” Mews CinDeRs OMMISSIONER ENRIGHT-. DOESNT’ KNOW 7 on ASE A’ te THE. REPORTERS 2% q s os! WEET ROSIE RECORD AT ds HEADQUARTERS ell) Has BEEN BROKEN sul iese la EESE TIE UP A AILROAP_NEAR PROVIDENCE R.1.. ERIE PAPERS PLEASE COPY . D NOW WE ARE WARNED To WATCH OUR $5 BILLS — ANOTHER WATCHFUL WAITING IDEA PoLice Don’T WANT A Cops’ HOSPITAL THEY HAVE. THEIR CLUBS ee oO. 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