The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 24

| WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1921 D” WOLF HOPPER was found in film versicas of “Omar the Tent-| | Qsma How was VY THAT MECHANIC SAID T'DO — ? — PuT A SCREWDRIVER FROM “TH'SPARK pat TO “TH' TOPOF “He MoToR ~ NOTHIN’ HAPPENS , THAT'S “WE Bum CYLINDER ed ——<—$—$ = ~ OH YEAH --AN' He SAID “TO WRAP. A RAG AROUND “TH' HANDLE OF HE SCREW DRWER # Arminia sclwyn, Maker” and “The Masquerade: | his dressing room at the Selwyn | ¢ Be pale of “Tani ig - Theatre poring over | eee ct aaa rn ony | -—s SUFFERIN' MIKE - wuat A SHoek® ical comedy that has Julla Bander- | resort booklets. fe only sort of vacation 1 my pater fttully, Of the Pennsylvania will attend. t Dette we - performance of “The Queen of She- | in summer revues ba” at the Lyric Theatre on Friday t-care-to-tell-how- night. < ie at I lugates to the twenty-fourth an- te the fact that F ual convention of the American Op" | m for its star, began yesterday. | Vice Admiral Jones and hia staff) } tor the last 1- many years, di make up my miud every summer that tometric Association, to the number the next year [ shall take a long va- of 466, will attend the Thureday after- | cation, noon | performaiwe of "The Broken “But then it doe really matter Je” at the Forty-clghth Breet | {whether I get one or Mr, Hopper "A feature pictupe called “Tradition” continued in more erful strain. will be added to ‘The Twice Born | ‘ “My heart has been for so many Soe nee at the Hippodrome to-mor- years in the theatre that I find my Roy Gummings made ‘ls Winter H greatest happiness there, 1 probably Garden debut last night as the Po- wouldn't know what to du witha va- Ite Lunatic in “The Whirl af New MSIE EE) took: 0 From year to! York." In the @econd act he used active spot spend the some manager ffer for a sum t the call year 1 pick out some where 1 determine 1 next summer, Then comes along with 4 mor revue and T can of the the: “Very likely my preference | for travesty has a lot to do with it,” he admitted. “The musical revue is the right sort of show for summer audi-| a trick “drop,” which dragged him about the stage, and bore him ovor the heads of the audience. His final entrance waa apectaoular, From the alcony he leaped to the stage with | id of a rape | McAllister has<been engaged a the Grand Duke in “Sonya,” an August production The Bltinge Theatre will reapen | late in Augue’ with Helen MacKellar | in Fannie Hurst's play “Back Pay." -_— ences. Such revues are full of non- senge—wit, and fun, and characteriaa- tion—therefore they make peuple for get the heat) Any player who can make an audience laugh such nights | as these is bound to win the love of that audience. It isn't e that is, | THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY ~ ? ¢ He Won’t M. Her Again! Ho-Humt AWFUL DumeB PARTY NOBODY WITH ANY Common © ENGE WOULD EVER DREAM OF GIVIN’ A MIXED-UP AFFAIR OF “THIS DorT # ) ees, ; NS wor , ‘ ( ER- HAVE T MET NouR WIFE 2 asi AMT wipe aT HES Gun’) | | | * | $ ! not at the beginning of summer. In| hy , Miner a a isnt B $id fact, when the first real hot weather Q é , 1 » } Weaita it worms to ooo! HOC let SAG 22 TOLD TH & ah’ Party ! | wa, S.. 3% audie! The armer it gets) 3 = { HE SH0 f of an audiensider they got Inside the | = Ee: — | WINE A FORD | GAS Ano oe theatre. But that does not last long 0 FOR } ke the summer season advances rao - Audiences seem to become acchmated, | . & kK Anyway their hearts and Caving fara GREENWICH {{ thaw out after they have &¢ 4 CARNIVAL — | m1 g~«ove 1 the b me Hiesiee, bowling Oran mrunement: a6 tne LIFE 1S 7 winter audiences Ot course the Pues | WUST OWE | e diences wa riv: ia 8 S. | They don't Went ta exert themselves | 2 rts enough to follow the coherent ee a | | ANOTHER, fan ig vacations ee | < appear | | TH CMMI hat | Oris FRIARS TO TOUR. | we | | BROWN, } One hundrea members of the Fr CAMBRIDGE |, ars! Club will st 4 tour at the | f = pagers is EORer | Strand bo A Brats |? seseas, aw ost) LITTLE MARY MIXUP ae 7e ane K ninetre! - IS ARMIRER. “\ will be J ar ———<——S— — Piven, Sean Badin) ant Joe S, ici A I st TAKE = Salt Fe et mom Pat Rooney, Arthur | TAKE yOuR I RIGHT DOWN iF ir etes é A MAN West, Felix Adler MEDICINE — | TDOWANNA~ IT TASTES JosT 1tike. | NEVER GETS Re enn onecact oe YO | a pia Aal Sis ie ea } Sree oo" : 7 SLA I? StEAD! | LO0KING | Arner GIRLS IN THE SWIM as HYLAN TELLS ENRIGHT A swimming mice: will be held Frt- : | THAT POLICE HAVE NO | day aude ret 4 | RIGHT To SEARCH Ceccn ewimmer ONS OR PREMISES Tie featepenoia of 1 FOR LI@uOR WITHOUT contingent of * A WARRANT — } The judges /T WAS I Pickard, x UNWARRANTED BEFORE q be the starter relay of 110 frot race of fifty feet and a winning 2 \PouTics Pouitics / captain of the girls in that company. a joan vadh captain of “The mad soan Brae ta ie PR ATWABNER. [SHE Looxs | Hall. holds the amateur swimming OF NEW YoRK AGES 7 championship of M Miss SAYS To KEEP Rroadhurst we the first n THINKING SO, Massachusetts to be granted a pilots AND You'LL Heenase a = it GEE, MY SALARY DISAPPEARS AROUND THis —— =p = 7 LIVE To BE SPEEDING UP THE BRIDE. SOINT QUICKER THAN A CROOKED BANK . IM As BUSTED AS A + YEP, BLEW THE SIMP! How LONG WILL IT 150 YEARS OLD. There's entirely too much time and CASHIER $ PICKIN’ WINNERS IS LIKE OPENING CHINESE VASE ARRIVING BANK RoLt TAKE You To FIND OUT 1 EVEV } expense coasumed by brides in ar: UPA FERRY BOAT CAMP CHAIR-IT CAN'T £ BY PARCEL PosT FROM AGAIN To DAY, THAT THERES NO MONEY |) WITHOUT Fanging their owns, econ THINKING ing to the hi Viola Dana's KATINKA ¢ newest picture re Are No Vil- f the scenes the Jains.” In on pride is called upon to hurry a wed ding outfit together without leaving the room in which she is standing. Bayard Veiller, the director, decided that the scene should be changed, as | he thought it impossible. “Not at all,” said Miss Dana. “It's = ig simple enough to a woman.” ¥ were And with that she yanked a lace S; Bist ge He eurtain from its place, pinned ft on as CARPENTI a veil; tore down another curtain for cme aa use as a bridal train; weaved 2 wreath of flowers from a vase, and formed the rest into a Sridal bouquet ‘The preparation took only a few min- 4 it wax in this ourfit that a was photographed for the marriage scene. DOESN'T BELIEVE IN SIGNS. these village signs are © Lake compl: “PPOSED SE _A HOT FIGHT eer EmPLoYMENT AGENT SAYS MANY CHORUS GIRLS ARE SEEKING JOBS AS NURSES, FOR TIRED BUSINESS MEN P Ken Kline « ly “1 rode ala y had a sign out, s : ° o Ber ai tne att Award Winners, Strip No. 1, Evening World’s Summer School of Drawing. constable nted to arrest me for _ i i ; Jeaving my car there?” ——— | R pidaiced | 5 POLAND To CELEBRATE LITT. = . grounds ie i i. | Baten island forthe" anow. to ie Charles Bolger EATING AN ICE CREAM DOoPLE’”— ASKED FORA GRATITUDE Elven 2.000" wounded woldiers” to “(hae 14) eon RAMEReaN Beret, be caeent ranerle Bee Hilledala, Ns E BONE QD Glory fine house at noon. ‘yy =“ HAS BEEN av Guy Bates Post 1 to appear in $5 Awards 5 many A ee Ns Oe Emma Blomquist (Age 13) No. 114 East 83rd Street, A DOG DECEIVER. 66] MUST say,” the fat pramber | ejaculated, “that's the homeli- aM NA a S ° HOBOKEN Woma . + f=? SEEKS vores Ww , : 3 New York City est looking dog I ever saw! 7 4X BECAUSE HUSBAND “I must admit Sooner ain't a purty aoe — > PELTED Hi the thin carpenter replied. (Age 14) — Y) x CASE OF “whi in they possibly be?” No. 86 Wadsworth Avenue. - Too MUCH w I will always have him.” New Yerk City, : fo “DUCK” AT had half a a rT dors | . 4 Baad “arc pd.na' s.gemn nies com | Anna E. Zapotocke sail (Age 13) | No. 301 East 102d Street, | New York City, — are STATE HIGHWAY Co! WILL MOVE ALL yay) TANKS OFF JERSEY ssure you no one will ever walk off with this ye “That's the idea exactly. Still, there » thing about the situation thay ' Here are the award winn HIGHWAYS —— to the dog.” ‘ners of Che | Duptished on thts page Frida pert Saat . | rod ' } yhat's that?” [first oirip, published ‘Tuesday, last — A ie p0n89 re ee ‘ ony ton with each strip, If you | requh note, signed by parent or | IT MUST BE LOVE. knows enough to go, but he was sick ANOTHER. 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Doesn't he know 'Y Youngstown Telegram. enough to A number of the drawings reonivedt YT, Important , matter, ae ou g° home et the right World's Bummer School of Drawing. ot areas each bawe been MMcae| TBS award winners of the No.2 added to the one $i0, amb three = time?” ‘ave not been accompanied by the unless this rule is complied with, ‘The daughter -replied, “Yes, he