The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1921, Page 24

“About Plays a Pines By BIDE H. HARRIS, with his an- S) ‘Rouncement of a $2.50 top price Yor tickets to his three New attractions, has certainly stirred up. Now comes John Golden potae sarcaem which he spilis ai! First Mr, Golden an- ‘he will sustain his one-price of theatre prices and will re. “to enter into the poat-h trick] bargain sales and sanelt. j campaign because the de- for seats to his shows is greater | " He says he has never, prices for ‘Lightnin’ ” i, Baad First Year" and never will. the wart! Ls ed the ‘Lightnin’’ ac: on weex days and will keep the; the same, The ecale for “The Year’ ranges from $3 down be- the Little Theatre has only 299 ~on the ground floor. This is jeaning time in the theatre just fa in the department stores. Any that haven't moved from the are utilised as ‘leaders’ and in price to get them out of way and make room for new ' | | “THEIR BEAUTY WASTED. i "Phe orchestra men at the Apolio are | ma pit so conn, the audience cannot Het each comes nightly toy for “Jimmie” attired tmmacu- a in a Tuxedo. oraae night Max! the director, was inte. He | stopped at the corner to get a shine, ~~ NO PAY NO SouP! 4) Avyoung man who works for an in- | company has written Claude | of the Shubert forces an | | for a scene in a Shubert revue. & pantomime acene In a res- 1,” he writes, “A starving @nters and orders a bow! of | A waiter brings the soup, | places it before the artist and de- ete pay in advance. The artist is broke, so the waiter pro- @ large syringe and withdraws | Pay wontents of the bowl Then he | exits. How's — wo'd may, bet what of ‘the! aS Does he starve to death right a a, BE AT THE CENTURY. ext show at the Century will! ubert production of the spec- | drama, “In the Night Watch,” three weeks from now, EQUITY SHOP FAVORED. Emerson, President of the bas returned from the West y the news that 3,000 actors on ‘Coast favor the Equity shop, it it is in high favor in Chi- In order that th of *T aim of thé opinion that I can do m the stage. I am a colored would Hike a tryout, I am good valet, chef and butler. feren & FOR “MECCA.” t ret’ | TWO TRAIN! Gost @as arranged to spend to move the “Mecca” company when its run at the Cen- ts Leiber will play “Hamlet” to-mol pr speniihed reter of folk C Nutt’s learn nothi And hasn't done anything since. | you put honest lawyer q A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Key if you stumble. You DUDLEY Jefferson aareetery Nutt, our special correspondent, writes us from Bogash, 0., a8 follows; Dear Dud—Hepton Cressy, the Bogash station agent, i& going to New York soon to visit his aunt and, a8 a special favor to me, he will suggest to hia friends there that they vote for you for Mayor next summer, 1 qd the wife have taught him “Let Dudley Make the City Haul,” and he's going to sing it wherever he goes, He may sing it in the Grand Central Station, I know he would if you got him full of hootch, Why not try it? We've got a crime wave here in Bogash, I woke up the other night on the wrong side of the bed. Feeling somebody on my side, I thought it was a burglar and kicked the intruder out onto the floor. It proved to be my wife, My mistake set the whole house in an uproar. 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