The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 28

“Hiss Pr Pe T 18 announced by the Bohemians, Inc., that “Greenwich Village Fol- lies 1921" will open at the Village Theatre in July. There will also b &® musical comedy of the intimat: type in October and a revue in Novem- ber. These productions will be de vised by John Murray Anderson, The “Follies” will probably mark the last of summe: shows. MOROSCO AFTER LONDON a THEATRE. Oliver Morosco has entered into cable negotiations with Sir Alfred Butt for one and possibly two theatres in London, It was in the Globe Theatre that “Peg o' My Heart” achieved its long London run and for eentimental reasons Mr. Morosco |s making a particular effort to secure this house, Just what plays he in- tends to produce in London he has not made known, but they will be sv- lected from among his successes in thie country. CIRCUS DAY IN GREENWICH. Barges will move the circus from | ~ Luna Park, Coney Island, to the) Benedict estate, Greenwich, Conn., to take part in the Venctian Fete on Friday for the benefit of Greenwich Hospital, William Hodge and Leo Ditrichstein will arrange an aquatic production under the title of “Psyche at the Bath.” Marjorie Van Camp is having the “chute the pig” game and stide removed to Greenwich, together with 150 trained little pigs. “Midgy,” the smallest living horse in the world, | te also going to be there. In all, there will be eleven shows in addition to the circus, THE C—T C-——E B—K! One night, when I returned from work, I found the flat upheaved, Things thrown arownd and pulled about, The janitor quite peeved. “A thief has entered your abode,” He cried, snow-white with fear. “Good gracious me!” I laughed aloud, “What for? There's nothing here! “But, hold! Where’s Ishmael Hagar? If he is hurt or harmed, TU have that burplar’s life, I will; I don’t care if he's armed.” From topmost shelf in closet dark A soft form quickly flew Buto my arms. I hate that thief, Me scared my black cat blue. —G@BPORGIE D. MENDUM. MIX PICKS DEMPSEY. ‘Tom Mix, the movie star, got here yesterday from Hollywood, and will ‘ind up hie vacation by seeing the Dempsey-Carpentier fight. “Everybody out on the Coast fig- to win,” said Tom. e fight over one round if Jdok gets mohman. Dempsey and I @re personal friends, but I am not speaking from a prejudiced stand- point. We have boxed together any number of times, and that left of Jack’s looks like three when he gets gotng in the ring. I don’t know whether Carpentier will be able to gtay away from Jack; but if he at- tempts to mix things with him it will Be a quick fare-you-well for the Frenchman. All Dempsey has to do is to get to Carpentier, and it will be @& over.” HOME TALENT. ‘If there's any one who doesn’t want > break into the movies, Pauline Starke wants to hear about it Re- gently the screen actress, who has the Heading role in “Salvation Nell,” peoeived a letter from a Kansas City girl asking aid in starting her cinema career. After giving her own qualifi- cations, ehe added that her brother would make an ideal leading man; her sister was especially equipped for an ingenue; her father wanted to quit backing lumber to take up character ecting, and both her mother and mother felt their talents were wasted in the kitchen. SCORNS THE MEGAPHONE. Westcy declares that the is no longer ey, in @irecting motion picture ions. the “actor who has "to be led @rrough bis scene betrays the fact tm mechanical reaponse. Here's the see the letter on the table. ‘uw. Turn it over. Now you apen %. You read, You are shocked. Now cramp'> it’ “To-day we first rehearse a scene geveral times. ‘Tis ‘The actors often of- fer valuable suggestions. They must ‘feel’ right and natural in what they are doing. knows what he and the others in the scene are going to do, Then we ‘shoot’ Very often the director does not speak a word, but he is closely watching every move, “The tendency, too, is to carry a scene to ita natural dramatic end rather than chap it off as was done in earlier days, with the result that films often appeared ‘jumpy.’ There is no more hurrying the actors from the aide lines. it used two be ‘Hurry, hurry there! This scene ts rpnning too long.” Imagine actors doing their best _ work when racing against ———— =~ COMPETITION AMONG CRITICS. R. H. J. JENNINGS, once editor of the Birmingham Mat), claims to have written the shortest @ramatic criticism ever penned: “Last night a play called ‘Pure As ®now was produced at the Blank ‘Theatre. It is nét as pure as snow.” | assertion has been disputed, | @ correspondent attributes the following yery brief notice to an ‘American critic; “A ney by Ulysses 8— was last night, Heaven will judge Equalty pointed was a criticism 3 once appeared in a Manchester “Last night Mr. W——'s play was Quite a number of pevpie | "London Answers, A SIMPLE CHILD. De Witt Jennings Was holding ferth at Metro Studios in Hollywood on his long experience in detective roles and telling of the study he had made of ‘ p methods, Latth yeraldine ed listener paused to ask Geraldine if she knew what and Yard was. “Why, she repilc the place where the out their kilts.” GOSSIP Ground has been broken for the Karl Ca | Theatre at Seventh Ave nue and It is expected the hous: completed by the fire! i} or ivertise “The ute Petr Ww Ole Spain Wh appe Selw to-day from | earsuls of “The she will nt of the been engaged a in. “Sonny,” orge Hobart'a uiled melody pla The Japane aton will see OL Parliamentary Mis- Whirl of New Garden to-night. WHAT THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY DAUGHTER \S ENGAGED Jno Hat +9 “MR. BIMBO AY PA say's . CHICKENS IF Your COME OVER IN CUR GARDEN ~ He’oL COOK 'EM AND EAT ‘em @ ee ae fe: KATINKA GOSH ! ANOTHER MOTORMAN KILLED IN A CRASH AT (- BUCLETIN=—"DuBBs’ CROSSING - | THAT'S THE THIRD fj THIS MONTH! TROLLEY NEWS (¥ THUNDER'S MATTER WITH This DAWGONNE: THING 2? GOSH =BUT (T GETS TLL SEE THE MANAGER ABOUT PUTTIN’ UP SAFTY GATES — THEY AIN'T GONNA HASH UP MY YOUNG HIDE ! INVENTED OMIGOSH HeY Mom - THEY say IF OUR CHICKENS COME OVER IN TAEIR YARD - THEY ‘Le Cook “eM AND EAT EM LINE SAFER OR TLL YES, TUL TEut ‘EM SOMETHIN’ $ THEY GOTTA MAKE THIS TROLLEY T WISH 1 HAD T'G@uY WHO “HAT “THING , HERE WITH ME FOR A MINUTE, JOE , YOU'RE Gone % |, LEAVE “THE CAR AT THE Paint SHOP “HDaY WHY AS AN ENGAGEMENT RING-HE GAVE HER A BIG DIAMOND RING GTUDDED WITH F Hey— cHASe MY DoE our} Here “Owsee — Come BACK HERE ow WELL, SPOSE ONE OF THose FIRE TRUCKS CRASHES INTo THE CAR IM ON, AN' SHASHES HAS HE ANY YouR. AND DONT YOU =| DARE Cook IM AND EAT 14 —_CovyrieM HR. Pree Peanantng Ca UK ¥, Brantag Wort) CH WHAT Do You CARE- \T AIN'T Yours ? EVENING WORLD’S SUMMER SCHOOL OF DRAWING—No. 2 $75 in Awards Every Week For Children Under 15 Years of Age. Here Are the Details: The strip published with this an- nouncement to-day shows only three of the four intended pictures com- pleted. The space which the fourth picture should occupy is purposely Jeft blank. The nursery rhyme, based on one with which you are all familiar, also is unfinished, Three uncompleted strips like this one will be published on this page jeach week. The first one was pub- | lished the day before yesterday, Children under fifteen years of age | are invited to complete these strips by composing the missing lines of | the rhymes and by drawing the miss- ing pictures. desires to stimulate drawing among the school children. For the best work done in coms interest New in York The Evening World| -_—_ °F ROPE - LITTLE WILLIE WENT A FISHING , WITH A PIECE HE THREW IT IN THE BATH TUB — DOLLARS each will be made, If you overlooked the first strip, begin your efforts with the strip Published to-day, Complete the rhyme and draw the missing picture to fit your rhyme in the same style as that in which the other pictures in the pleting each strip published In The Evening World one award of TEN DOLLARS and three awards of FIVE strip are drawn. Your completed rhyme must end with a word rhyming with “ROPE.” Clip the strip from the paper and draw your picture and print | A. your words in the space there pro- vided. Note that to-day's drawing is auin- bered 2% See that your drawing bears the same number and also print a number 2 in the lower left corner of the envelope or package in which your drawing is mailed. This {4 {m- portant. Your completed drawing must be received by ‘The Evening World not later than 5 P. M, Monday, June 27. ddress Si Drawing School Editor, Evening World, No, 63 Park How, New York City. The Evening World will not return any of the drawings submitted, ‘The $10 award winning drawing will be published on this page one week from to-morrow, together with the names of all four awamd winners Another strip will be published Saturday—the day after to-morrow. it will carry separate awands, gov- ernod by the game rules that apply to this one. ami VERY IMPORTANT. You will be eligible to recei if you have not yet your drawing is ma Your drawing must have clipped or pinned to it (not pasted) a note from one of your parents or your guardian stating your present age and the date you were born (year, month, day). 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