The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 12

Cat and Seven ‘Stage Beauties Make Great Hit Pleasant and Enjoyable Panic » at New Brighton Theatre Over “Lend Me a Kiss.” Music has charms to soothe the fmvage beast, ‘ttis said, but then, What is munic? Miss Adele Furnons last night at the New Brighton Theatre, Brighton Peach, was singing “Lend me a kiss until to-morrow,” and Gus Edwards Was trailing behind on the piano. No @reat Interest was manifested until a @ig, back-alley, gray cat snuntered wn tho stele, hopped up on the jage and ¢rossing before the foot: its, jumped up on the rail of a hhox and began preening himecit as becoming to one In such a sxvell tion. His right forefoot was ised when Miss Furness struck 4 High note, Down came the foot and up went ‘Tommy's back and he looked like a porcupine showing off hia quills, while His tall resembled a lamp-cleaning brush. “Lend me a kins,” warbled the so- Branco. , “Me-o-0-ye-ow!” walled the back- fence contralto. “Yow, yow!” yelled: the audience, ‘and the show was on the blink, Misw Furness bad courage and Edwards had power, but the Tom was worked | fap to concert pitoh, A girl usher | Ten to the back of the box, Tommy #aw her coming and hopped to the stage—still howling. Bix more lady ushers appeared be- ‘Wind the footlights and it looked as Mf somebody's frolic had broken out Quwain when the seven beauties met up stage and the cat pirouetted in and around and about their aktita, which were cut in the fashion. ‘The girls’ acreama added to the din @nd Edwards joined Miss Furness in ‘Wer vooal effort to outdo the dat. But the cat canfe back and the entire audience was on its feet and how!'ng wm tune with the din. “Get the hook, the hook!" yelled the delighted audience. “Lend me a kiss," sang the soprano, “Ow-ee! Wee-yee!” screamed the aeven ushers, holding their skirts. “Me-ow! Ye-ow!" continued the cat Then the feline, with his back of monkey fur and tall of cactus, jumped over the orchestra and under a seat. By this time the entire management was in pursuit. Tommy was chased from under the seats and out again, women getting on top of the seats and the men enjoying the show for all it was worth, A brave girl usher grabbed the in- truder and pulled him from under the seat, while he dug his claws into the woodwork and yowled. “Nice kitty, pretty kitty,” cooed the usher, stroking the porcupine quills and hurrying to the door, just as two cops hurried in, At the door the girl, who was 4 basketball expert, threw Tommy for a goal, but \t was five minutes more before order’ was re- stored. Then Edwards and Miss Furness re- sumed the song and there was 4 titter. And from somewhere out of the coo! early simmer night came a long! “Me-ow-ow!" i “goat!” yelled a cop, and the agony was on again, S KEEPING COOL is just a matter of eating ‘ the right Toods—salads, vegetables—light dishes, with a good seasoning help wonderfully. "Eddus sale At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. © THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE" 1, 1921, PRISONER LEAPS THREE STORIES | taken to rower Hospital. | Leg Broken in Three Places When He Jumps From Window at West Side Court. Giuseppe Tereal, a prisone= awaiting | PO7s0Ns in the complaint room and these | arraignment, dawhed to a window in the compiaint room at West Side Court to-day and jumped three stories to the concrete court yard, between the cou-t Suffer- building and the prison wing. 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