The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 22

o' i Se = a ee ayn ate | "TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 | — ome? aamenananenmnnirenmnamenccemneneces | COMM CMOrly's ———$—_____—__— " ——— _ = THEY WEREN'T BITING WELL ~ BUT SUPPOSE You GET Back f OH , (T'S & WONDERFUL 1 2 YESTERDAY, BUT You WATCH LATE ~ Do YOU “THINK You CAN | cries tee FRAIN IAN = AN WHATTA YDO = f — Bay Ye eRe st ay alle aA IA CLUTCH AFTER DARK AyTOMOBILE:' You EXPECT Y SPEND (T YANKING OUT po potas ° 1ONS | pl WON'T SLIP? 5 T'SPEND “TH TIME YANKING | MACHINERY ON A tt Jere hard over the slump (nh "Too many men think they have @ pA daha I i the suatertalninent business should <ift fe acting,” hard Herndon . [ rin ~ J MONKEY, WRENCH tae 1! manager of the Belinon SO yoy'RE - make a trip to gandon and have & joy "An applicant. f U took at conditions here. More than & new show, “when it is omy a weak GOING FISHING dozen of the theatres are dark, while ness.” : | Fipst ? ¢ n i | | | } | B™ DUDLEY writes from Lon- beauties upon which to feast our eyes ‘ when we have,” turning to the ladies ne Fork (iakteion | at the table, ‘so many in the flesh? 4 @re and managers who feel that they GOSSIP. the attractions at a dozen more ars! ,,ired ot { limping badly, and there will be closings in the near future, Still others are reopening with new shows the success of which is, of course Wadlous. Ail this, transpiring in th 4 the summer summer, has the thes cidedly pessimistic, sin en GeiliBt fe the big season here Blizabeth Risdon has been engaged y one of the leading parts ir Nighteap,” the new Max Mar y Holton mystery comedy “When one supposed to know is feked the reason or reasons for th dropping off of business in the the- atres, he usually mentions the coal atrike first. This big industrial con- | "anne! Heicher will include flict not only threw thousands of men | “Rosmershoim" in hie repertoire next wn a ie out of work but caused the curtail- season. i Gretchen Kastman is to dance in “Greenwich Village Hollies 1921." ‘ will appear in kK." which comes to the Belmont Theatre on July 25. pale. . ment of the railroad schedules, thus cutting down playgoing contingents fram the outlying districts, Next he) will mention the country wide unem- | Ployment, then conditions in Ireland, and, lastly, the trend toward nor | . maley in everythi However, it is | . , Now, GET “THis Sie aa Sit y re — the general impression that things) SA ; Weiowen Be ae ) HEY misTeR? ae 1 N . : TEN CENTS oe ae erm aa aie) “Te STAMP.) ; TEN CENT STAMP ONE .|- Are at their lowest ebb and that a re- | ‘ i | Action wt! set in before long. ‘A “The most extraordinary success achieved by Americans here has Tokto been earned by the Duncan Sister The ea us < oe i ‘|| SS Mr. Dillingham joaned them to Mr > tM ON TiGHT Se — Seis IN * De Courville to strengthen the new . ‘OR Gaiety Theatre revue, ‘t Needles,’ and they have scored heavily that all Lon about them. Not long ago the Pr nix talkin of Wales requested them to attend dinner at which he was honor, and the girls pleased him so much wit insisicd ci ye guest c their harmonizing that he number be given twice ' Now Mr. Dillingham needs them at he and Mr D Courvill s| } heartsick. Frankly, their leaving will] | knock the biggest prop out. from under ‘Pins and Needles.” ; = LZ A A saiauee— | eres? [nateatton of how cay t) SCA TINEA ; Who’s Out of Proportion Now ? Ber of players have banded toy AAISING RENTS — = under the name of The Co-Optimists 1 COULD Do BETTER THAN THESE AN’ Look AT THAT DOG—ITS = and are presenting an entertainment| |SAND ARTISTS MYSELF t PIPE THAT zi havea OF PROPORTION | THE at the Royalty. They rent THING He's WORKIN’ ON -- GUESS ITS Ay ee a i | : 4 SUPPOSED To BE — a aaemmaiienall bd ; EARS ARE TO FAR APART | tré and share equally in any 12 5 Si —, AN THE HIND LEGS Too The Co-Optimists are Phyllis Monk ATceR!§ fees SHORT — fp man, Laddic Chiff, Melville Gideon, 4 iy tach Stanley Holloway, Hetty Chester, Davy Burnaby, Gilbert Childs and] a RIGEEA ON BoNuS— ) Bisa McFarlane, ‘The piece is called ms UFE iSaiipene i vi P ‘£ Bid-eummer Night's Seroam.’ ae Caer iia & | ngs iEKS < j “Peggy O'Neil is still carrying orf — q tid is Money G f ae they put it here, in * dy, the = Mi i 70 TALK Next Best Thing’ at the Savoy. She ‘8 now in her second vear and has | nearly 550 performances to her credit.) They seem to think this production! will remain right where it is for six Months more at least. If it does,| it will be principally because Pegey and her personality have made it a much better entertainment than it dl (S THEIR ANY ONE WITH TEST iol ale, _.| KNOWLEDGE OF ART CouLD HERE SPoRT 7 ‘| Tect 115 ALL WRONG — yp \yas Mad A pReaer eae = - NE! : £3 ys SS aft eee ale | Te appress 7 <5,” Lag 1era q p CONGRESS te PN was in New York | bie is MT HE y, | “Mary Miles Minter has zone to re THE Pon , { Paris after winning much admiration : ae | in London for her beauty.—A win-| ¢ Se Or aul | some ingenue who will he seen in ? Warm nnn Be Aaerics soon ts" Erelyn Lave. ot EVENING WORLD’S SUMMER SCHOOL OF DRAWING—N say { | Mary.'—The retirement of George M oO. 1 0 \NX.cITY To oe Cohan caused much discussion along | pe . TRY VoTING : | Perel cea, Rater hnteee ee SEE THIS PAGE TO-MORROW FOR NAMES OF AWARD WINNERS AND $10 AWARD WINNING DRAWING FOR STRIP NO. 7. MAGHINE Ithe to induce Mr, Cohan to come here $105 THIS FALL | fm a star.—Margic Norworth, Amer MOD PIG DS eT yy HUMPTY DUMPTY HUMPTY DUMPTY 7am any ‘ens setreas and inser. in visiting In Awards SAT ON A WALL - HAD A GREAT FALL- SAID—GIVE ME FIVE AAS BEEV London and Pa accompanied }s ; | Sadie Barton and Mabel Carew. Miss Every Week lag : WORKING hr Norworth displays a different Fifth Th | ; ONE OF (Tt Avenue gown nightly.—Jose Collins area of $10.00 | Own FoR. has made a genuine hit in ‘Sybil’ at Nine of 5.00 100 YEARS Daly's Theatre. The role fits her Thirty of 1.00 errr Ricely and she handles it very well 2 : Tm adaition, Lanion Hines het re man.| For Children Under | |BALE, OF PAPER FALLS ter what she docs.—The Dolly Sisters S are still scoring in Charles B. Coch- 15 Years of Age. PAN iG ee uD RInIaRES ran's "Nhe League of Notions’ This| To stimulate interest in drawing | | MAN ON DooRSTEP_ piece, however, has lost many of its| among the New York school children, | | 7® (7 HAD FALLEN American chorus girls and that is a]'The Evening World is publishing, ‘NTO A SALoOW real blow.—While in Liverpool re-|three days each week, : Work e ys week, an ancom- /22y" cently | saw on a billboard the an-| yjeted strip similar to the one printed| | WAVE yetigh Me Rouncement that ‘Are You a Mason’’ here to-da: | ied WME ie would soon be at one of the theatres i LB Britishers like to laugh and pieva| FOF the best work done in com: | that make them jangh live forever.” |Pleting each strip, The Evening | World will make | q HITTING THE BLUE ONE award of TEN DOLLARS. ; \ I know some one with brains galore THREE awards of FIVE DOL- | pis sa olge 7 as scams ane - ne — ——-—--- | 4 At leant, that's what she tries tol LARS, , DRAWING NO. 10. | | stitute for coal,’ he anewered. ‘You | mentioned ‘Cooks’ Special.” Ba ! | sluft pb put BY JOHN JONES, AGE 13, NO. | soak paper in water, then form it into| One morning Annie-lou came slow- NDITS " i} Meattiia in maict Commie Urs | TEN anands of ONE DOLLAR. RENT ROURTN AC RORY Cain, hard balls the size of a baseball, let ly shuffling up the hill, entered the NOLO UP THE i Reet aes vane Gad dt Oak Tou’ qill be eliibia te recelvel an » NY . x jthem dry, and they urn splendidly. kitchen, and even before her custom- | HORT. 4 By’ t J if you have not yet reached Think of it, old man! My complete ‘Good morning,” she drawled out: | ON So . \ Muatea ta sy Aire aoanaiicnt [award If you have yet reache ey edition of ‘Arnold ‘Bennett will be “Mr, Will Downing’s going ter get AND STEqL ' My. Consciousness is full of morse; | 2OUF fifteenth birthday at the time \epenen (0 SheaL me the whole) married | # 330 5 She wouldn't give me three per cent | your drawing is made, marantauNcia CONSTITUTIONAL SUPPLIES. the atreet on day when he fell in winan’ "—Loe Angeles Timea re aneenes, Apnie-Loul" f replisd.| , 000 om ' . " en “4 hi JK day as President Lincoln wag! 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That's news to me Complete the rhyme in the accom eer ald Ravina’ lie bi dvessed in tatters and carrying ‘I live on fruit,’ said George bode guest appeared UN- | 7 knows it, an’ he’é going ter marry It’s light as air, all right, just now, — | panying. strip and draw the missing | Ap 08 en MOF’ Tan empty basket PU San yy Bi emcees Eener ly Ren dy er aras 9 APR OCR NORTE | Mis MON ROMRNSY TaNaae 18. SEL el Bic Demin te nian ithe SON IEE ae SA GH April 18, 1908. Am you de President, sah?” That sounds good, 1'11 to try it. hotel and demanded in thick but firm) aware, an’ at's’ mo. his sisger's, ENGLISH GIRLS jpisiurerte fis. yeuc chyme ia she ame MRS. JOSEPH JONES. Yes Fancoin *What can) What kind of fruit, Geor tones that his room be changed going to give ‘em a shower-bath M@xt| USE HORSE Rescreas youiesit end use youl te he ete aes Mia’ Mather td tan ena he fruit of Jaber,” George *m eorry,” the clerk hum , | Saturday ev 2." Life. | ¢ \ esa ioe etl aoe asd ohynie must end ' you see, Mistah Linkun, [se Qb8Wered significantiy.”—Washington | “but all the rooms are taken Se aaa | SHOES To MCSA | ocied. “You make oe |Win sword naeming With HORNT Re dre ing follow shel Mem The ae ane ie alee ea enae Star, - | iMlsh have “nother room,” insisted THE USUAL RESULT, Ho. up THER, { wil ake melai the ciipttrem: the pacer and ing r i man dat dere is some pervis a the guest HE scho c , sick, Fee tee eeedure” and print your form auggested in the ‘box above: ions in de Constitution for de cull HOT LITERATURE. "What's the matter with the room | B ASSOUDAALES EB SSHIRIAIDR TOCISINGS w : Bupress yourself with hurried apeca |worde in the space there provided. (RRINT. your name and address and | nan, an’ I'so here to aet some ob dem OUGLAS GOLDING, the eritic, | You have now? | singe ¥s \n- pe caga How a : Meiare you're ‘ureed by Coamlo| Nolo that soday's Araicing { jivm:|tce cliente thee em Oe | sah! Bagton Dranaerint said in a recent New York ie¢-| “Well, if you mush know,” explained For instance, 1 want to intros SKE 70 GE i kick." Beran Gh etnae hniaae ardiniia op of the same sheet. Pen ee en the dissatiafed tenant, “ish on fire!" — ‘duce water into the house. 1 turn it) THE q p ; bered Ste the our drawing Vour completed drawiny muat be Minneapolis Jour on. ‘The and every convenience § ii GEORGIE D, MENDUM. | bears the same number and alto) yecgived by ‘The Evening World nut KNOCKING SWEENY. 1 am ono admirer of _ prolific weerrneepr—esvere eee Pte rrtiare BLACKSMITH 8 5 ‘| -- | aeint ausmber 10.48 the tower left | taser snc ee BOSTON municipal reformer. writers, for they rarely make any IMPORTANT CEREMONY. ey he at Fol tall tua why ap ; GILDING THE LILY. Meena tat Ea antaitne cn adekane ik er than mi MW, Saturday, July 10 n the course of an address to contribution to literature And JN 4 certain town—'way down South He expected the children to say DI R # Torothy Ward of ‘The Win of| crue °F ihe euvelone aus Address Editor, Evening Wortd's Harvard students, said he quantities of books some of them whose name has nothing to do |that it was because he had not made OR ST ATON i PEMRENAY EY SE TEAR NDI OE which 7 is mailed. summer Drawing School, P. 0. Ror “Man wasn't made to loaf. The Manage to turn out with my story there is an eawy |@ connection with the main in the| ACLS THE i | This te important / 7% s minute he bewins to loaf he takes to Ir. Goldring smiled and continued street. The boys looked perplexed DE MPSE Hi was sorry for an orator who was| 140, City Hall Station, New York Ty Oe i vpochondria— | don't know “I found a poet friend of mine on a | Morning tram which is well known 48 |"phey ‘could not see why een cA un " Cee Pa, pare orion tha ceri Your drawing must have clipped or (ity winter day in his ecld attic at work | the ‘Cooks’ Special,” inasmuch as it! should refuse to run into his prem- M RPENTIER i tended, pinned to it (not pasted) note from | loafing hypechondriac son a Mysterious operation. The floor |is the car which carries the help tolises after such faultless plumbing. MATCH A ; eS ccankan sought to pay a com: |e ee ian Parents or your, guardian The $10 award winning drawing yo who. spends all his Was littered with books and my friend their daily—-work, I was going to say. “Can no one me what I have ‘MORAL sft p piiment to the beautiful women who| ecu Were born year month, day), week fi published on this page one out his health, He's |was bent over a big wash bowl con- Now it has become a habit for the neglected?” reiterated the teache CARBUNCLE Z sat before him, Turning to some| Ne drowing will be considered uniges. the from tevmorrow together with Ng and usually when you {ining a soggy mass of torn book cook to present herself before her looking at the many wondering faces BOXING hm \ . handsomely framed paintings which Hs J " n ar , W f nd wate mistress as soon she arrives, not bowed down by the weight of the an ae u v ' tui D or what no’ ask 0 retail the latest gossip gathered | ‘Il know,” squeaked one boy at last. | “Whe among us need these painted Whenever possible let the note ac- any of the drawings submitted. “Bweony was tottering-fecbly-down " "Oh, Lue discovered @ great-sue— an the way Up dhe bil on five afore-@”"You aide? pay-an”—Puck. 7 THE ME { \ aecine Wee ’