The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 22

About Plays 3. (tHe Comin ReRen ean Ww , an 6 86 eo a at FROM MY PRIMITIVE ANCESTORS! ety Coste produce | Clan was uanly called upon tod lA} lou, pont FRET! L Soe ANI SHELA. OF BURRING Sis elhye that ¥ Hatha epi | Lbon'T MIND DOIN’ TH (x PING CONES AND “TH /AROMA has brought w ol GossIP. y CooKItiG ~ YOU WOMEN OF BACON SIZZLING OUT IN don, One of the first taymond Hitchcock, Mariiynn v4 MAKE AN AWFUL FUSS ¥ 1 is Frank Craven, Jack Hass } OVER A LIL) JOB LIKE LTE OPEN AIRE ava n \ I LMKe IT by Alan molodrs Dion © Sugar" 4 list tre Playe White He edly by Lennox 4 yer will gal comedy Among Mr. Dillingham’s produc authors will be tions by American “Pwo Blocks Away,” a new vehicle “May Ruckley has been engaged to foy Barney Bernard by Aaron Hoff play” the ward in Wise Man; “The Scarlet Man,” a pn ry Stephenson will succeed by William Le Ba with Joh Norman Trevor nter Madame." Cumberland and) Frances Carson: Gilda Varest goos to London with operetta for t by Victor Ja "an Johnson Young, with in the g, Dearie Vivien leading role: od N a musical comedy by Jerome Kern and Ann Caldwell, and a any paved upon “The Marri with score by Vietor Herbert MARC KLAW PRODUCTIONS. Mare Klaw. Ine, announces “Son- ra, pted from the Polish of ¢ bryola olsky, at the 48th Street Vheatre on Aug. 15, with Violet Hear ing and Alfred Lunt in the lewd supporting cast inelud Mayne 1 “other Mi j ind Kdward Govt od at the Nation al on Ang. 2 and Alethea Love Wd for the cast. “Phe est Hetburn, > open Nay ie Atlantic City., Kor #We Girls,” by the Hhettons, Jutiett: Day and Richard Fielding have been caguged LURING THE YOUNG. Twenty-five ehiidven were for some “The V during sehool time, ft would been easy to but with so achool they 1 Hollywood were having fun and didn't be bothered. For # time that work on the picture wo: rlously impeded, until 1 ton, the came to the Jumping into his car, “Ham” the fruit stand, wl hought a dozen watermelons hen 1 cluster of roles, The Paul Meal ter, ynion and cenes in angst star, nearest them 1h them for a) vaulted thyee children to t youngsters he saw, 8 watermelon: ride, After * carloads of gr studio the necessary scenes were S100 filmed. * had HER ATHLETIC CUSTUME. A girl applicant for a positfon in motion pictures asked William Car- ruthers, ing director for Metro “Don't you think | gown well?” “Yes, but what are you dressed for.” inquired Carruthers, “the high Jump?" NO CUSTARD IN CHAPLIN TABLET. Word comes from Fontainebieau, France, that a tablet is to be placed | by a local committee of French ci- nema artists in the house where Charlie Chaplin was born. There are | residents of Fontainebleau who as | | | | | that they member little Charlie | when he sited his birthplace inj 1892. The tablet is not in the form of custard pie THE NEW STYLE Bert Lytell was at his tailors watching a customer getting meas- ured for a suit the “How about the pockets, sir?” tatlor asked Quart size, please,” was the an- swer. | FILLING THE WASTE, BASKET. Once upon a time everybody knew that they could write pl “Just as g00d".as the ones the It was George Bernard Shaw who made the Observation, years ago, that he was the only man in London who didn't think he could write a play by Os car Wilde—it was seemingly #0 eusy to toss off one of the brilliant trifles of that dramatist y, until one tried and the fashion have w ybody knows he can write jos “just us good" as the ones he sees pictured night af- ter night at the movie theatre around the corner. The Goldwyn Pictures Corporation | has just issued one of its news bulle- | tins Which tells the sad tale of But the time changed, and ready di Be orld : poration r ‘Ss approxim y 200 scenarios 0} pses weekly and the average of acceptances is dur- ing the past seven days the reading! depertment scanned 266 stories in its possession, and And out of the se : ceived further consideration, only six were held for full discussion. H In other words, the Corporation re- ceives some 10,000 stories or story Ideas yearly, and finds on meeimal number worthy of considera- tion. 1 249, éen which ELSIE FERGUSON DEFIES FATE.! Elsie Ferguson is not superstitious. | She proved it recently by smashing a mirror during the filming of her pic- ture “Footlights.” According to old- timers, this is one of the few times in th ry of the business | that a PSs Or AN actor ever con- | ented break a mivre If sue) | “business” was nece: @ non- superstitions property The play by and Players man or elec ; WIS - part in the to be held adder Pedro de Lancelot and wich Village will be th Gladys ie" te he play in January © 021 Perss Pos Ce Wye ve Word THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY ao a “| a cae ner tetenenna TS veseird TLL’ WAVE To } ECONOMITZE WHILE TH WIFE 15 AWeY 8 LITTLE MARY MIXUP You ste- As T ueT Bur SOMETIMES NoNSENSE — | L Beret A- THE APPLE Ga. APPLES ont 5 GRANITE T can Mane | FALLS ‘To ‘Tas GROUND. I) Never FAIRS ee APPLE 2 a THAT 15 ‘THe 2 . . , eo UP- OF ERAVITY~ ‘ D ee ae - ; x Ne =: 1 THINK 1 must Have A kot 4 OF STUFF IN ME HANDED DOWN 3S0 You AND NEWTON DISACRE WILL YOU KINDLY @ weil, FIRST } DEMONSTRATE. i \your Theder * = Z | ANCESTORS HAVE BACON, PUT UP IN GLASS JARS? (ome GIMME A ‘ LARGE ORDER OF ROAST DUCK ~ SOME FRESH PEAS -CORN ON WH’ CoB - ARTICHOKES. = BRUISES ELL GPROLITE SALAD - COFFEE AN’ ICE CR Yessir? Wessal THEN yOu STAND ON YOu HEAD AND SWALLOW * sEE SB s WR ~M- BRE RHO E - FERDIE WON'T TEASE She Needs Her Ivory Reduced First ! Jost once) ves THAT DIET AND pester CoH BACK IN Two WEEKS! 5 ME ABOUT My WEIGHT F ANY LONGER — THAT DocToR GUARANTEE D ~ To MAKE fs ME THIN 1} DENOTING an LAPSE oF Two WEEKS GREAT SCOTT - IVE GAINED INSTEAD oF Lost ! . = Aa PHAIKER SPACE NOTHING WHATEVER, DOCTOR - EXCEPT, OF COURSE, MY ORDINARY MEALS ! EVENING WORLD’S SUMMER SCHOOL OF DRAWING—No. 14 Fw tate at eo aeaen amen naam aaee eee manana SEE THIS PAGE TO-MORROW FOR NAMES OF AWARD WINN ERS AND $10 AWARD WtNNING DRAWING FOR STRIP NO. 11, $105 In Awards | Every Week | Three of $10.00 | Nine of Thirty of 1.00 | | For Children Under 15 Years of Age. To stimulate interest in drawing among the New York school children, ‘The Evening World. is publishing, three days each week, an uncom. pleted strip similar to the one printed here to-day. | HAD A LITTLE WOODEN GUN] CHAIR - — AND SAID? Now WATCH ME SHOOT A BEAR’- For the best work done in com- leting each strip The Evening World will make ONE award of TEN DOLLARS, THREE awards of FIVE DOL- LARS, your fifteenth birthday at the time your drawing is made, WHAT TO DO Complete the rhyme in the accom+ with a word rhyming with “COAT.” It is not required of any contestant that the strip from the paper be used ina ne aracea | Your drawing must have clipped or Note that today's drawing is num- Pinned to it (not pasted) a note from panying strip and draw the missing poyyg 1) one of your parents or your guardian which your drawing ts This is important mailed: rae . . See that your drawing TEN awards of ONE DOLLAR, picture to fit your rhyme in the same sa Uke |aGRE aun) 1 also Stating your Present age and the date You will be eligible to receive ag | style a8 that in which the other pic: | NN OI Mt ry f ee 8? you were born (year, month, day). tures in the strip are drawn, tit Number 1h in the Tower tell ng drawing will be considered unless! award If you have not yet reached | Your completed rhyme must eng “7/"¢! O/ the envvclupe or package accompanied by such a note, giving jl ~ ee TOM , TOM,THE PIPER'S SON-| HE GOT UPON A WOODEN pone USE IT’S FUR TO MAKE A COAT — BuT- | your drawing at the top of the same | the statistics required. PRINT your York | name and address and the number of 140, City, City Hall Station, New The $10 award winning drawing Your completed drawing must be| Wil! be published on this page one received by The Evening World not Week from to-morrow, together with later than 5 P. M. Monday, July 25, "the names of the fourteen award Address Hdilur, Evewiag World's winners. ; Sa 5 "| The Evening World will not return Summer Drawing Schvol, P, O, Bow’ sny"of the drawings submitted, | sheet. They Were Probably Full o New Forp Car, MADE EVERY i yz SECONDS is REPORT '5 IN ELEVATOR IN MORTON BUILDING STORIES — 70 PUBLIC THEY'RE VAMPING ME WILMINGTON, DEL. HEN SAiD To BE AIDING A CAT SIX KITTENS. L&E AN O,_HENYERY” | RAIN FLOoPS LONG ISLAND CELLAR AND | DROWNS Hy 22 HENS. ec opnt — HE RAISE a DUCKS P ~~L@.. 9 a f Hot Air! i J MAYBE YOUR - ANCESTORS WORE =eaer.es! [~ SHAKE FROM DETROIT we RATTLING Goop NEWS Awe NICKEL SHOE SHINES RETURN To BOSTON = “7S . THe Crry® OF CULTURE ANP POLISH Donn ws ' DROP 7 WS/ITOR LIBRARY PROPPED R00 THE OTHER Pay MANUFACTURERS TO FIND out g@ WHO PRoPosep DUTY oN HIDES — THEIR. OWN i. MWPE ANE SEEK GAME IN RAISING Solos STORY IRISH PoE HIKING WE>? ON A BET To KISS 1,000 GIRLS. | VERSED LAW URGED Nn Roumania To ALLOW A MAN FAMILY SCienTISTS ON SEEK CAUSE Pak Abe FOR MGHT = | REOPEN HAVEN'T Wy S0ON THEY AS CIGAR bi READ THE Tor aes | LE fest AMENOMENT =