The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1921, Page 28

By BIDE GROUP of friends of the late C. Haddon Chambers, author and playwright, who died in London fecently, met yesterday in the Globe Building and decided to form & committee of one hundred to ar- fange a memorial service as a tribute to Mr. Chambers's memory. Tbé ser- ‘vice will take place at 11 o’clook Fri- day morning, April 15, at the Little aOR se coeTat DUDLEY | NUTT’S DOPE | Jefferson Shrewsbury Nutt wires us from Bogash, O., as follows: “Dear Dud—I and the wife got a tip to-day that Professor Eisenstein, the man who invented the new T. V. D. face powder, or something like war yon’ T You L. KEEP YoyR CAR IN “ JOE, WHEN'LL MY CAR i! BE FIXED UP ? CALL THEM ON “TW! PHONE AND MAKE, Sei Si iea e ' “ W N ' S E JERY ' ae a if BUSTED ?* — ‘ATS WOT X SAID = AINT (T ABOUT TIME “You HAD THOSE WINDOWS GLEANED ? (TS DUST ONE MAID” AFTER ANOTHER AN’ TH’ HOUSE LOOKS LIKE “TH’ INSIDE. OF \ A BIRD CAGE? NoW..DonT cRoss THE STREET TLL THE Pouceman AYS 7 Yoy “THINK You | oa) KNOW So MUCH ABouT CARS-wHy/ = 7. CAN'T YOU KEEP A OURS FROM ie ' F TH WEATHER WILL Be. 1S THA-AT 60? How RECENTLY ? WERE CLEANED ONLY RECENTLY ( He Can't Change His site SAID WAIT Tin Yu SAY: Mom DID NT ALL RIGHT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT ; "Go ANeaD (Mf ae VERY UNSETTLIWD AT Home. lL “TONIGHT + — very! BUT THere'Lt BE A GAME. OF KELLY GoIN' ON AT Ty'CtuB! . ’ Lingo—He’s Dorr tease ERodee HaRoLd V a: Homa, SY AP, ALBANY ES DONT WEAR THAT SANG DRESS. LAURENCE KUTZ~ WHiTeWwATeR. Wis, yo THE BEANS ~ cust PrnddoRhy — NLnAVEN = 8%: Dony stay Ta SEE THE Mowe THIET MABEL BALKIN~ BeooKlyN > bowr Ear jo quer eae Dowr Go UP THE ALLEY “TS surtede - Tay Wood . 14 ERANER- Ga Dor READ IA SED FLORENCE MIEN = > B—BES ey. Ghurch Around the Corner. Admi# that, has arrived in New York. Why sion will be by card only. Applica- not tell Jack Raincoat to send a re tions for carde may be made to Vera porter over gnd get a story from him? | Murray, Globe Theatre. The women would ‘eat it up.’ If you! print the story, send the check for| STONE HURTS AN ANKLE. the tip to ME, not to the wife, as Charles Dillingham announces that, she'd got it in her bean to buy me a wing to an accident which befell wrist watch. The Mayor of Bogash Fred Stone during the show at the coughed so hard at a meeting last Gidbe on Tuesday evening, the per- night he blew out a tooth which hit| F formances of “Tip Top” will be inter- the Baptist preacher in the nose. | i yepted until next Monday evening. There was a lot of excitement but ‘Me. Stone sprained an ankle in danc-) could learn nothing.—Jeff.” lng down the stairs with Violet Zell. ‘ THE LEAVITTS LEAVING. A Phone cali from Douglas Leavitt! ‘tates that he and his wife, Ruth Mary Lockwood, will retire from the | east of “It's Up To You" at the Casino! | a on April 17. Mr. Leavitt didn’t say! B eh | \) wity and we didn't buzz him about it) Sid: ne | te ince there was a whale of a blonde) pesuty on another phone waiting for! BILL INTRODUCED te to converse with her. Ob, us men! hit alie Amd we're married, too. | Must’ T MARRY TO STAR MISS HALPERIN. IF SIGHT ‘Wittam B, Friedlander has arranged IS PooR. with George Scarborough to write a) MAYBE ‘romantic story of Mexican life as al MARRIAGE starring vehicle for Nan Halperin, In Would BE ‘onder that the star may be familiar AN EYE with everything Mexican from bald OPENER, Gogs to tamalts, she will pay Mexico ‘a visit during the summer, accom-| DETROIT CENSOR panied by Mr. Friedlander, who ls her} “To PUT BAN husband, and Mr. Scarborough. Tho ON ALL BARE men should be careful. Mexico is KNEES “wet,” you know. Excepr —— ScoTcH WILL HARRY BE THERE? COSTUME ‘The gross receipts of all the vaude- REAL ville theatres to-morrow afternoon will SCOTCH go to the National Vaudeville Artists’ | Insurance Fund and E. F. Albee wants the Palace to outshine all the rest. ‘With this in mind, he has arranged for Marilynn Miller, Leon Errol, Pat JERSEY CITY Rooney, Marion Bont and Mollie and ‘woman Charles King to add themselves to the ASKING regular bill. IVORCE. | —- SAYS HUBBY | MILTON GOING ABROAD. ALLOWED HER | Robert Milton will sail for London | ONLY ONE fon April 20 to produce e play called DOLLAR * “Ladies Must Live,” written by Alice A DAY fi "Deer Miter and himself. TO SPEND a= a MANY A / ERROL AT THE CIRCUS, QOLLAR A YEAR Zeon Errol, of “Sally,” wanted to CIAN PROSPERED be @ cirous performer when he was a boy. He didn't realize his ambition, but he till has it, The other after- Thoon be went to Madison Square Garden where he bobnobbed with the clowns, carried water for the ele- ts and shook hands with John Ringling. Maybe you noticed him in fhe crowd. He was the fellow with the blue te, CHARTER me WOT THE ONLY ONES GossiP. Gergiey will be in “First t Out.” wrence Grossmith, Claude King, Faire Binney and Dorothy Cummings will be in “The Silver Fox.” | “Tin Pan Alley,” will open in New| Haven on April 28. Bert Harrison is PRor FRANKFURTER, OF HARVARD AYS FEMININE, 'S SKIN] FASHIONS ARE | rect ‘als. irene idarcelus, said to be a strik.| TIGHT) UNNECESSARY fing beauty, has been engaged for the ( WHIMS — Rew “Midnight Frolic. Eva Le Gallienne will be leading in in “Liliom,” which the Thea- ‘Guild will produce. Forty-two girls from the Wadleigh High School saw “Lady Billy” yester- day, After the performance Mitzi dkisdod each one and gave her a cup of tea as a chaser. Fidelity Council No. 49, K. of C., ‘will stage its second annual “Fidelity Revue” at Kismet Temple, Brooklyn, ‘om Wednesday, April 20. Ida. Mae Chadwick, who used to be Woor ! Woor! PUTTING ON "BiLy * A CHICAGO GoaT FIRST OF TS KIND To DIE FROM INDIGESTION — COME RIGHT OVER, PETE - MY COOK'S LEA IS TRAINING T BE A BOXER AN NEEDS SURE} ACT LIKE A 4 CHAMP AN Boss Hin AROUND — THE TOUGHER You TREAT THESE FELLOWS - THE HARDER THEY'LL WORK * YES - SEND ONE OVER AT ONCE - OUR. KITCHEN tS FLOODED # }° \yourre GONNA WORK ‘ VIVIAN THE VAM THATS THE TENTH TIME THAT LITTLE BOOB ALGIE HAS PASSED MY DOOR TRYING T'FLIET, WHILE WHE NEXT TIME HE COMES BN ULL RAISE A LUMP On HIS DOME, WITH The Boss wasn’t Such a “Hard- HERES WHERE 1 YEACH LITTLE ALGIE A THING This Plumber Was Looking for “Pipes”! AYEP-SUP OFF YA THINGS [2a AN COME OUT IN THE YARD — fo} (SHourRs TODAY FoR A ~~ DOLLAR = GET THAT. 2? fest lain Idy May when we knowed 4 is appearing in Proctor vaude- wile, Idy ‘sa dancer w th the dangd- est loose and careless steps we ever i } * Sea Sithert tells us bis Daddy, Ja- I cob Silbert, just in from the road, will } open an engagement in Yiddish at the } Liberty Theatre, Brooklyn, to-morrow { night. f | 4 » _ A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. In my opinion Tad, Runyon, Me¢- Cardelli and D—— are to-day the four kings of American humor,—Seymour | Lawrence. FOOLISHMENT. “ru make some pie For you, my son,” Said Mrs. Munn, To Sammy Munn, “But will you eat it With your knifer” Then Sammy said: “You betcher life! i FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. t “Ob John, I lost my wedding ring. 4 “It's all right, dear. I found it in my trousers po orning.” —_—_»____ ONE WEAKNHSS OF HUMAN t NATURE. ' (From the Ohio State Jounal.) 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