The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 40

COMIC PAGE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920 and Players hills cstaioed “THERE SHE BE , RIDING AT AN WHEN YOU WANT “to ¢ caR~ 10 . ; CHOR H 0 BELA A CAR: KNOCK “THE MUD OFF DUDLEY { hah) IM HAVING TH’ DICKENS oF 4 by MID A FLEET OF FLIWERS DON'T TRY "T'SELL REAL ESTATE! we ER Ont or PoLisH ‘ (ME “TRYING TSELL OR “TRADE MY ? ide — AND G' In ; Se PAW “Brminie” revival, starring | BY WAY OF DIVERSION CARS. NoBobY WANTS (T! vas WOND ee \_MyY_ Boy he A ‘ Francis Wilson and De Wolf Said Silas McQuggin, in Pee- | ee cht Lose: St = ; Hopper, will open at the Park| yepie's store, “This move for ‘SC getethe dente a ha eon ssi | blue Sundays has got me right Soaet wit te: trons Wittens, Medge sore. Why shouldn't the boys | Pxrscing, Rosamond Whiteside, Jen: | have their baseball an’ such? ) mie Weathersby, Alice Hanlon, War- Enjoyment on Sunday can't get ‘wen Proctor, Alexander Clark, Robert — you in Dutch, I think these re Broderick, Adrian Morgan and Rich- formers should all go to jail or Ferd Malchien. The revival has been) poard some big ship that's all . (playing Boston. ready to aait. If we could yet i BRADFORD GETS ONE rid of ‘em Ufe would be great Walton Bradford has obtained the, Each one of em's merely a crazy hts to a comedy entitled “Concern- | o7q skate.” “Well, Silas,” said + ing Claudia” and will produce it later inthe season. It is by Harry Chap-| Grandpd McGee with a scoff, + man Ford, “ite hardly a month since you “PASSING SHOW" ADDS “21.” drove the boys off from yer va ‘The Messrs. Shubert announce that cant lot, an’ | thought tt a oat pext, ae ae ot et | shame, You made all them kids [instead of "20°" When this one ie| uit a dandy ball game.” Said TTLE FAMILY = —— ' PMaunched on Dec, 27 there will be) silas, “On, Grand rl Mi ey * z ne c, 27) there 5 pa, yer such YZ { ; paeree “Passing Shows” playing an old chump. You ought to go seas onl Wie ‘ dat < CHILDREN AT THE STRAND. hold yer fool head ‘neath a DON ‘ ' ' THAT Sue | 4,000 children, in- "And, as he stalk EXPRESSION You HAD CON SN Se ES WAS SES THINKIN 7 nA SHE BELONGS Approximately 4,00 pump ; ed ont, : 3 V) "BGOOF” INSTEAD : ; a Loeb, through i WHEN "MRS GooF WAS Ls SMILES OVER MS OVER HER SINGIN 00! A BAe Wenig Word, wil attend a| Pélep Lee took @ chew and entd, SINGING # mM ’ HOW DAWGONE Ne OF MYSELF # } Fapecial pertormance at the Strand,| “Silas finds them there bdiue chy apa en > gir Ceo ' Dear ° z Lucky I was - ae batch fou INE. - \ eo - - arranged for ‘Wednesday morning, laws too blue.” Sec. 29, by Managing Director “HAT SomtT OF “THING ! > Be Sdoseph L. Piunkett. “TICKLESS TIME.” TOO. “Tickles Time," a one-act comedy . ‘by Susan Glasbell and George Cram j : + Cook, has been selected by the i Provincetown Players as a curtain Sfalecr for "The Emperor Jones.” at | HEADLINE READS THAT Ethe special matinee performances at | Women FOUGHT iM Selwyn Theatre beginning Dee. | BANDITS IN A ly, ‘ K } HOTEL == . | 4 ” ’ t HE'D SUBSCRIBE. SINCE WHEN HAVE A ce = \ = ¢ rc Loney Haskell was boosting the Hospital Fund the other night) WOMEN BEEN Natbush Theale | CHECKING THEIR HATS “Who'll give a dollar to send a ———_——or | ; oO lade he asked. CAPITAL MAY | Be Tl give $10 for a chanct to send é a ORGANIZE —— i aie Doepital.” sang out 6 Not IF IT HAS ) | CHILDREN REHEARSING « Vola a t S“phe Adventures of Lady Ursula,” | _VECEGATE AT HOME | | one of the trio of playletasto be given , ie Bobby Is Enj is al oying His Illness; Thank You! > yea - T cor ALL THAT FoR — = = Tis NT so Bap Bouse ‘s Cot on- des Gor BEING SICK Wien SOMETHING ELsé. Some 4PPLeEs AN’ d You GET ALL GRAPES AH’ FIGS AN’ — of- Lors 3) UM- Yum -4-m-% } APPLES AN GRAPES AN’ FIGS An’ DATES AN? CHOCOLATE Evy tie Professional Children's School LOOKOUT FOR "M . oO THING 3 ey as eee Christmas week, is ip rehearsal under | THE OUTCOME / ppoKe pelea a rey Helton's direction. In the cast. | \F You Don’t ¢ ; Richard Grey, Grace Kelly. Honey | PAY YOUR Sn | ; _. | Kay and Jules Kincaid INCOME e | eo ——— pene ween eerewed Leal a eC anal BATTLE OVER TARIFF SAID A. Leroy Browne of the Apollo ‘Theatre staff, whose cards read “Porter in the daytime, carriage at- fenJant at night,” told Arthur Ham- | merstein recently he used to be an abtor in a colored troupe. Wasn't 80 good,” said 1 quit the stage fo’ this see, 1 wanted to bettah ' To BE BREWING restr| IN CONGRESS — Hops} HOPE IT’S NOT LIKE SOME HOME BREWS proce a1 WOMAN HELD AS HOSTAGE BY | ee ee + Gossip. . La SAD i: 3 : a oe — i EEE tne’ brokers, ee pee wpe G ; ve bee bets | VIVIAN THE VAMP : Tt Surely Was an Anonymous Contribution ! : re RULERS HERE | 7 ' , will open theatres in | YEP 83 1 tin ey) SIFUNNY ,THEN'NE YOU SAID NOU DIDN'T WAKT Thee Mae Ro P Stop A SPEEDER.. IT A WEEK Ag / NEVER. WRITTEN ME AN ANYONE ‘T'KNOW ABOUT IT, }% Be wtéain the oreencer | CLICe Slneine A NEWLXWeP | re \. ACKNOWLEDGMENT SO MADE UP A NAME 7/1 the Rialto, k, have attracted t : AND SIGNED IT _TO-¢ t {a dozen cats to the’ theatre (ot! COUPLE — HIGH COST < 2 J 42g We CHECIC ay, , OF LIVING WILL RS secon to XO GET "EM Maude Fulto ge hale WOMAN MAY GET A Dorothy ay of “When We Are WELFARE POST Matternoon, IN PRES, ELECT Earl Carroll's maid, Etale, cap- HARDING'S CABINET — ‘tured a boy in the Carroll bungalow on the roof of the Godfrey Building WHY NOT! oa ,. COMMISSIONER. Surlttaat eres ertas Ramee ENRIGHT HAD ONE 86 @ | lig Theatre on’ Christ Bince “Hitchy Koc ned here ond Hitchcock eared at PARIS REPORTS THAT THE Mitgan Chavay lo 10. teach INTERNATIONAL COURT | ——— the lide horecback, “using Fred Stone's | \\ 00 \ MAY MEET IN SPRING- A ponte: | = \\\ THATS THE TIME THE ; | \\WY\ ny. 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