The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 28

| THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921. _ About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY LITTLE PILL, You'RE GONNA “Tae }] (A PIPPIN OH BOY! Loox AT “THAT! ~ HEY MISTER , “TH'CADDY MASTER SAYS WATCH “THOSE FELLAS ED — don't Uf y ; pi _ . AVERY LONG JouRNEY! RIDE / gia ti RIGHT ON “TH' GREEN tt! “To “TeLL You Y'CAR BACKED DOWN “TH! LET ‘EM PLAY MY BALL — (TS. THE “aca mrormance of “rr it eh Nt ROAD INTO “TH'GARDEN AN’ DEY CAN'T FIRST CHANCE {VE HAD T'GET PAR inee performance of “Two Little | PET ADVICE aG0! A ond WTO “6 Girls in Blue” at the Cohan) * ‘Theatre yesterday, free of ohare, Wiivahkd: ta Riviaa Woe rina: 08 oer hard Lie ch Gb Wid MHANEOS day in the Pet Advice contest. We imatrant aed Leopold Klein of No, | ad intended to award the winner a #700 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, as the| PAF of Koo Koo birds, with the pin oldest twins there. They gave thelr| feathers trimmed, of course, but two fage aa eighty-seven years. In a box rhymes have been submitted and both with them were Mrs. S. Boschart and| «re so good we'll have to divide the Mrs. Jeunie Cohen, twins, aged| prize. To Andrews Newton of Brook seventy-six, and William and James] ivyn we award the male Koo Koc Farmer, twins, seventy-five years) 4nd to Phil Kramer of N old. After the first act the Fair-| wood Avenue, the Bronx, we give the banks twins of the. company pre-| female Koo Koo bird. Mr. Newton's eented the Klein brothers with their| rhyme comes first prise, while the Tomson twins, also| Tl gire advice, you betcha life! in the cast, looked on, When the show, no satished with just one wife, was over the twins went on the stago ‘and met the players. Now comes Mr. Kramer's excellent ae | ditty: STRIKE HURTS THEATRES. | 77 you're thinking of getting marricd, Gilbert Miller, London theatrical} (Producer, who is in Now York, says conditions in the world of the theatre} Take my advice and wed just one, ere very bad in England at this time.| And tcave the rest to me, ' “The coal strike is principally the} - | ee oe a toe uma in ne] HE BIG LITTLE FAMILY Charge Him With Larceny if He Cops the Tip! And of sweethearts you have three, ‘show business. When that will be | , haven't any iden.” & FS Goatamiaunv ; he aes Have PATIENCE | EWS DERS } NELMES CRACKS ONE. / Guese TD Be TER : ‘ SA == sie He’ ’ } Harry Neimes of the Belmont The- (CHANGE My onDEa | My eee ae SERVING ! B refs atre's ticket office, is a genuine Mount] We aw eRe ERE TH : sf Vernon humorist. Last night a man ‘2 HILLS MY ? | 30 YOUNG MEN OF CHICAGO PNitiarry. it Jack Dempsey and ‘ i WANER F J CHURCH CLUB PLEDGE , Georges Carpentier were to attend % NEVER TO SPEAK OR the show at your theatre, where would you seat them?" “In a box, of course! They're box- replied Harry. Then he hur- ) the telephone to call some- | WALK WITH ANY GIRL | WEARING SHORT SKIRTS — *LOVE ME LITTLE LOVE ME LONG body up. - Incidentally, we got this tale over Took STOP the phone. AnD LISTE. ~ Q BUT GEORGE GOT THEM, b George Field, colored, guards the —w EDISON'S @oor to Charles Dillingham’'s private Wier QUESTIONS ARE } office jn the Globe ‘Theatre Building. At LIKE SUMMER Yesterday morning Mr. Dillingham VACATION VACATIONS , ‘ told George to get him copies of The aa MANY DONT ' World and the Herald. George went Ans weRS Y 2on +e out and was gone two hours. When INSIDE GET ’EM he returned with the papers, his em- d ployer asked what caused aj] the de- rary we ss x hid e : Be it ec ibwuieane | YY) weur . 17 5 : BAW-§ [= S a eas CAVE MEN & “Nothin’, sah!” replied George. you cor | ) x WA WORTH TRYING How come 2 y} 2 You GET ] BURGLARS Ss “But it's quite a trip down. to The Buta: WHISPERED y \ Ve DIDNT _Wi/ Seat \ SPANKED uSE AXE ~ World an’ Heraki buildings.” " i , , ' Seige ai : “Huh! mused Mr. Dillingham ScHoon an Gor TELL ME| bre v4 ; i t Ww GET : Ranoasahaa' So EARLY ; « I Re i ge ie ae HooTcH — , “JUST MARRIED” TO MOVE Hh ve - i : Y WY Dont Te soy STONE AGE “Phoebe of Quality Street” will ; | ILDICATIN G ; ‘ . ) ier e i} TO & ut he Shubert Theat: Satur- Y ” ¥, a EVE; Say nln ‘ond "Just Married" wil = or A = : fab ; BEVERAGE moved from the Comedy to 1 “s ME OF is bye ‘ , m A aaah ae et tet hate | | Shubert on Monday 4 tt, ‘ ELEVEN | & Be IS YEAR OLD GIRL ARTIST > | MEARS SHOW COMING. f j : MINUTES or, ie — Fl SAYS HER AMBITION |S 4 coh Henry Mears announoce that i = { padlzar EN Bs TO DRAW WOMEN’S HEADS $ is musical show, “The Broadway MUCH EASIER. Whirl,” will o) a B | eeatre on. June @. cin tho caat are FOR GIRLS To DRAW Richard Carle, Blanche Ring, Charles A MANS L00KS Winninger, Winona Winter and Jay Gould. ‘he Right Girl,” now at this theatre, will go to Boston, opening there June 6. ae ' Bille Muy daventer ot inet KA TINE What if He’d~ Replied—*Sick’’-Months 2 Murry, has joined the cast of “Toto.” PRES, HARDING gate wilt be, society Right at the Ts ; o 7 ai si 2 4 Se mbassador, where the Dumbelis are p INKA’ I THOUGHT You) ~=——~—— ANG DING IT- SHE —— en —ES* 1 SA D MORNING i In “Tbe last Waltz” James Barto: SAID YOUR sFELLoW SAID IF T ACTED wet Dio\ tae! ay ae CRESTS cos 7 Aang ep gelling eet 2 FERDIE KNEW THAT SOCIABLE WITH You? / Nematic aaneu) AMI ? WASHINGTON Skating waltz : SUDGE IN THE Him I'D GeT LeT 7, AM) CAN STAND A In “Two. Blocks Away" Barney Ber- ? TRAFFIC COURT ? ‘ pases |e REPLIED — FEW WISE OWLS mard will b cobble Yeste h bd rooured some erlshionee ne ‘ 5 s parr % ata FINE —ta5% o John Craig has been engaged for a hs “ iy aS Piet cnet Th he Gaon gers a BRINDELL IN SING SING CELL Mia renees Wied Ge Taibane at: et STILL TAXES LABOR, ) rection, UNTERMYER HEARS — wekivitn Tobin, recently scan, in LABORS LUXURY TAX feminine role in “Two Blocks ; Harry Fox has been signed up by i 1 CENT WAR TAX jl ‘& H. Woods for a role in “The Pink WP ON ICE CREAM MA 3 mi" in which Bert Williams will DO A . bs ame ner. weawell Dwight Fuliie wk WINE NAL EUS b ress ¢ Friars at the joheo! —‘yaour to-morrow at the Monastery. AL Fae FISKEEP y, Raymond, recently of “Blue BROOKLYN FIGs i” laying 2roctor th 3 Bre ohcaesins 80" Wares BUTCHER'S "ano ~ Sisters are . ts ae K | - ; Henry Travers will succeed Dudley s KenKling-e | | hs Y eee Y _ Digges as the thiet in “Liliom” be- L a agree F USED FOR. Ber Loni Bere te Unca:-Lovet ou What if Eddie Had His Shoes Off? PICKLING { — —_git,the Knickerbocker, will go to Lon- | (CORROSES Gare ion in September to appear in the ——— | 5 music halls. Ya mig a Yami, Wasenve fa a 1 Orr anc: y ” = " = - ‘ LEGA: eT ee WELL Ae Hens NOU must vee) (), HONSST. ete Ty wz sittin’ on Aaa Gerster f Hall Sunday evening, May 2. /XSNT ONE OF SEEN FIGHTING f —YoU \NUZ ACCIDENT ? Ne \ io f= sERSEY. 5 oe armer Smith will wring Maurice PERCY CROSBY'S KNOW (TS WRONG TO {= \T Was AN! fon BEES STEN Fb (CEE «x AST THE € Insberg, ewark’ ewsboy Caruso, - ‘i ERG ' trol ual to bing for the Kiddie Kiub ut the| UWE Wpnes-ANO FIGAT, TWMMIE ase ) WWENTS CM So / BIG PRIZE : Broadway ‘Theatre Saturday “at 10| ALL * BUNGED LP! : oN —— LL es Fer! i ; FIGHT . ‘) =~ { | enn. Willams has postponed | } b, Mie CHURCHES t y » i Willie and Bugene Howard will KWO OF A ~ make their farewell concert appear-| RING { ance at the Winter Garden Sunday| evening. ¥ aks 400 MUSICAL AUTHORITIES Raa tin eins eae CONDEMN JAZZ — tn love with Mayor Gus Kronk bee WANT TO TAKE THE oaune of his good looks has been de- | SW OUT OF SYNCOPATION eclared ineane.—Wellsville Optic. ] FOOLISHMENT. | a I bought my wife a fine cigar. And found she did not smoke. Said 1; “Mi, what a prude you are!” Said she: “Hush up, you soak!” The servant girl looked on amused, h D But 6idn's eay a word i The ay Oh, why should I be thus abused? - It's really quite absurd. TOO GOOD FOR THIS WORLD. | whom he we out to have dealings. | if NOTHING IN THEM “Uh-huh!” replied William. PLACING THE BLAME FIGHT OVER, e~\\ Vig Be john, 1 found this tetier 1 gave! 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GOS, i Clerk—TRetter buy a air of our} Y BOTH WAYS. i} PISTANCE utente chose, They woptiast tour |® mous Irish stories, Lord Duns-|his time edmes.’ , pore Beke aE ake oney To COME f come Then 1won't have them, | Yerick is questioning @ sailor called] “You think you know bim pretty |¢ my daerii FOR A LiL! i ™ | fhe shoes I buy must last a year, |Ginty about Andrew McMunn, with’ well, (hen?” watld. ; e-Democrat, ve : |“ BRONX a . 4 , at, m ’ Lg vt an 20 - mets - eee So CAI A OER ST ee ee