The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 20

ICE EE rs * About Plays - By BIDE OMEIN make some queer complaints in a theatre, said Harry Nelmes, Treas’ at the Belmont, thie morning, it the queerest Iever heard came ma woman Satutday. Just before! dhe performance of “Miss Lulu Bett’ She came out of the auditorium topped up to the box office. : like to have my seat changed.” | she said. "°F don't ve it cas be done,’ I “ “The orchestra la sold out, is wrong with your seat? Os took me in the theatre, ‘Look 4 there’ she said, “There It is.| ‘that bald-beaded man next to my AP fWell, seo that awful-looking red | ump on bis head?" “ res,’ 1 said, smiling, “But surely fe Biimp on a bald head shouldn't | Sfworry you, so long as it isn't your don't care’ she said, “The! are laughing at ma They that’s my husband. I don't} know the man, I wouldn't have a ind g@th a bald head and a red Hamp oon i: like that. If you don't my seat 'm going home.’ "{ found on uncalled for #eat in the " billeony,” conctuded « Mr. Nelmes, “and she accepted it gratefully.” | APPRECIATIVE CHARLES! | : val Knight of “Apple Blve- {8 u stage director in his lowe ts. Tn the past three years he| has given Charles McNaughton of Live Ghosts” three roles which Daye wrought the latter both shckels glamour. Yesterday the grateful gent the kind Pervival a get! stutis to whow his epprecia-| . ‘With the jewelry was a note) Feeding: "You made me what Tam to-day; 1 “the fact ¢hat our name is billed) ‘vith the announcements of the serial, In the Night Watch,” which is based) 4 Century's play of that title and) ‘begins to-day in this newspaper. } bappened to be on an elevated | yewterday and heard a young) say to another: | ing of “Afgar.” 4 phos, ber Frendti vel re, including Will Page. Gossip. Palmer and Florence Johns + in Beg ees art. Madison Minstrels will tickie Up at Public School No. 1, Ho- Mareh 19. Gtost Between" will not open 20th Street Theatre until next larch 22. Sill, daughter of Will- | ymond in to be in “Ewo Girls In* * cast of “Blossom Time” will | lin O'More, Ralph Herz, Ber- k, Olga Cook, Leeta Cor- Zoe Robert Payton Paul Kerr, Frances Holliday, | Martinetti and others. announced that Low Hearn ‘ ine Wyley ‘The Mid+ Rounders of 192 on tour, ried recently She is now e's Hearn, Isn't a pun a ter- thing? Marriage,” St. John Er. which recentiy closed at “et Aversions are pouring in on us “with numbers that we're thinking.| “Wiring « secretary to handle them. pent not be half bad to hive a nde with bi silk stuek- . ‘Annie Sutterer of Kast Orange| PROPHI ‘the plush toothpick for this one: | 7 Was a busy woman e’en e'er I had the vote, have one pet aversion thet daily P9018 my goat; i@ is the dame whe gossips and Olds the party tine ‘morn from seven Afty until ten ine. ul Field of No! 408 Third Brooklyn, we award the self- | ching woollen undershirt for the wing: Hights are low and the hero “Sneaks in the open door, ere he sees the heroine captured bound on the cabin floor. @ sound in the whole darned outre! Fare keen to hear what comes off. that’s parked behind and Players DUDLEY the 634 Street staged. M A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY A dime invested in shoe-bi will do more for a young ma DPearance than a dollar spent for diamond in, FOOLISHMENT. ' 1 do not care for rhubarb pie, T really dannot tel you why; I'd rather have tome orange juice. | Now, don't my tastes just deat the | deuce? | FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “i'm thirsty.” | “How about your watoh? It has a} pring in it” YY » ef PoLitics. 'y CUBA BARRELS oF FLOUNDERS — VOW WE KWow way JUSTICE WS ALWA WITH SCALES anne HEIRess READS PoEM AND MARRIES THE PoeT— A REAL RING TO HS | STUFF PRinciPAL, W. PF Nutt OP CLIFTON Nal HIGH Peas BARS E KNEES AND 1 deal | ea HOW WOULD You CATALOGUE THIS NUTT eee) HONEY MOON COUPLE oe” URG SMUGGLING 9 BOTTLES OF *LiquoR — HARD TO MAKE 4 CASE our OF 9 BOTTLES NR AR eee AVIATOR. LANDS 1N TREE Tor AFTER 5,000 Foot DROP — TAKING THE STUMP HAS y wh (Be COMBINE TO GET /NTO THE COURTS HOOVER WANTS US To | ELIMINATE. WASTE — WAIST LIMES ARE MUCH Our OF FASHION NOWADAYS ORY YEARS ARE COMING ~ FRENCH EXTRA ORY woul? 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AGENCY SUPPLY T BELIEVE MY WIFE WiTH \ A “Cook 9 aot WEEK f ID LIKE You To COME AN’ DINE WITH us O-NIGHT # « mae ‘\ otyeu Poor Deane ~AND “YouR heap AcHeD 8° You Just +, Come OME ~Sctoot COME HOME AD To A BECAUSE MY Rom Home ‘cause IT : HEAD ace] MADE THE TEACHER | HEAD ACHE ¢ pee Buy Tuo TcKETS FOR THE MATINEE — T'LL Give HER ONE OF ‘EM AN’ WHEN SHE SATS NEXT To YOU LOOK HER OVER! ( Hum! —THar's FUNNY ¢ ‘ras wa Boss GAVE ME MUSTA GOLLY! THAT TICKET THE FALLEN OUT OF MY PockerT ! WONDER. WHY THE BOSS WAS SO LITTLE, BECAUSE . HE STUPID tt ee THINKS SO cc) Wien Yoo yo YE Dont Kose THE CHAnce — NORMAN THORPE ~ MQunm KL REET You RE GOING TE Geet SPANKED — WH O'GHe a. NY? IF You FACL-DONT ALT_THE GROUND BEFORE Yau Come TS r— is —houne senumiaT—61-9-4 DONT tick youe_ Plate — MARY Geren tere m scRuaaine — ecobiens GER TeRser Cire. DouY Poacer Te. eeusN ede BETH Bere cree (2 estan we see Xi = JUST CAUSE HE DIDNT LIKE KATINKA’'S LOOKS {s NO REASON WHY HE SHOULD WALLOP ME OVER’ THE HEAD NOW J UNDERSTAND ‘MY YOU HAVE A HAI MATTRESS ON OR OF YOUR. _ DOME |~— OSSELL WANK XO PREP NOY