The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1921, Page 14

a ae aio ‘ ‘ a a RRR SSRIS i ! | FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 About Plays By BIDE ‘and Players II DUDLEY HUBERT vaudeville will become | | Sia reaity ‘neat month when the || DOMESTIC LIFE RHYMES Messrs, Shubert will install this) y Style of amusement in more than twenty theatres in the principal cities signed up, and a plan has been per- tected whereby a feuture of each bill will be a condensed version of a noted musical or dramatic success, Modern revues will be presented also, In many instances mombers of the orig- inal casts of these productions will be seen. In New York the two principal Shubert vaudeville houses will be the Imperial, at Seventin Avenue and 59th Street, and the 44th Street. In Chi-| But now @ married man um 1, | cago, Wood's Apollo will be so ulil- ised. In Philadelphia the Chestnut Street Opera House will be used for vaudeville, and later the Forrest will have this sort of entertainment. In Boston it will be the Majestic; In Brooklyn, the Shubert-Crescent; in Newark, the Rialto; in Baltimore, the Academy of Music; in Washington, the Shubert-Belas in. Pittsburgh, the Shubert; in C! land, the Euclid Avenue Opera House; in Detroit, the Detroit Opera House; in Cincinnati, the new Shubert; in Dayton, the Liberty; in Louisville, the Strand, and in Springfield, Mass., the Capitol. There will be Shubert vaudeville houses in Providence, St. Louis and Kansas City also. MANY MANAGERS TO ATTEND. Interest in the first annual conven- tion of Nation | Theatrical Managers, which opens at the Pennsylvania Hotel Monday at 2 P. M., is rrowing. Calvin Heilig is coming all the way from Portland, Ore., to be present Others who have indorsed the plan recently are Gilbert Miller, Joc Weber and Henry Miller. “CHEATED” WINS PRAISE. Harry K. Tootlo’s play, “Cheated,” was tried out this week by the Ball stock company in Wheeling, W. Va. Newspaper accounts would indicate that Mr. Tootle has a valuable piece of theatrical material. He writes us he will fix it up a little and let the Broadway managers have a look at it A FIRST NIGHT POST. What about the persistent applauder at theatrical first nights? Are we going to let him live, or sball we have a guillotine set up in the retir- ing room for his especial use. He Is usually a friend of the manager or author or is acquainted with some- body in the cast. We wonder if he realizes, as he sits there pounding his palms so vigorously, that he is disturbing the other customers. What about him, folks? Hadn't we L tter take up a collection for the purchase of a guillotine? We'll contribute a couple of kopecks. AN EQUITY DENIAL. A denial that its policy for the eoming season has in any way been altered comes from the Equity, This follows the publication of a statement aceredited to the Touring Managers’ Association intimating that the Equity was secking to compromise on the form of the independent contract “Equity,” says Frank Glllmore, the Executive Secretary,'“wishes to meet all managers who wish to discuss our mutual problems. But we are not considering any compromise on the Equity shop.” AXEL SHOULD WORRY. Charlotte Walker of “The Skylark” telis a story of a Swedish soldier in an American army camp who reported sick in order to xet out of drilling. The doctor examined him and said: “IT can't find anything wrong with you. “No?” came from Axcl. “Vell, 1 @bould vorry. That bane your chob.” GOSSIP. “Miss Lulu Bett" 1s to be a Para- mount picture. Esther Howard will be in “Sonny” ai the Court Tuesday. The cast of the Ziegfeld “KF will picnic at Raymond Hitche: place Friday. Dallas W iford is to appear with Bonita in a vaudeville skit in the near future. Walter Catlett has returned to the cast of “Sally” after a tussle with vonsilitis. Halbert Brown is @ recent addition to the cast of Max Marvin's ‘The Night Cup.” Mrs. Herbert Gresham has been engaged for a role in “The Triumph of Mrs, X.” “The Detour” will begin its New York engagement at the Astor on} August 23. Marcus Loew wil! open his new late Theatre at Broadway and 45th Btreet soon with appropriate cere- monies, Mary Miles Minter will arrive from Europe Sunday and will go to Los Angeles immediately. Grace Perkins has joined the cast of “We Girls,” the new Hatton comedy which Marc Klaw, Inc., will Sam H. Harris has added Edna Courtney to the cast of his new comedy, “Six Cylinder Love.” Mme. Paviowa's Premier Dancers will be presented in vaudeville under Max Marcin's direction. Charles Dillingham will launch “A ‘Wise Child" in Boston, Monday, witb Vivienne Segal featured. ‘The Whitmore Sisters, Nina, Fran- ces and Marion, have been engaged to support John Charles Thomas in “The Love Letter.” coloratura so-| prano, will make vaudeville debut ey afternoon at Keith's River- ede. ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. Crawford—George M, Cohan acted fm several films, Mason—Fewer musical shows are | Projected this seasofi than last. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Hearing that Louis H, Chalit has introduced a dance called the Russian | Walk, Leon Errol is preparing to do pne called the Bolsheviki Glide, In the Errol creation you run three steps and then dodge, FOOLISHMENT. @ust a song at twilight, When the lights are tow, 'Tis fine unless the neighbors | doiw io yelling “Whoul” ay wag ahil between the atiantic Coast and the | potato masher. Here's his entry in! Missouri River Manv acts have beet | the contest: A. Narcissus Kober. our poet of ex- ton, wants to win that velvet When I was but a tiny child And never had a thought of sin, 1 used to shout in accents wild, For then I feit a safety pin, When I became a youth full grown, 1 used to scowl when I'd begin To hug my sweetic, and I'd moan, For then I fetta sharp belt pin. At home I'm very sctdom in, Which probably explains just why 1 feel my wife's rolling pin FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “Where you going?” “To telephone y wife.” wor TH’ SAM HILL ARE Y’DoiN’ IN TH’ LIBRARY. (LAtL THs Time 2 ) Taowanna a Ke [oe ~ T A4tways HAVE 76 MAKE 4 ( AWroL FACE - oe) Do I Look Live 'M Goin’ FIsHin’ 2 NO! 1AM GOING Ye “THOSE LINKS "To PLAY A LIL! MEADOW MARBLE! ASA TAA SA pai ew . 7” YT 1S -AND 11 E YY MusT BE i now} ( SUCH A DEAR | JOE’S CAR “t- JOE! wart A mute — wiere You GOING? “<BuT IT ONLY LASTS” A> MINUTE ~ YouR FAC GOES RIGHT BACK INTS sHAPB— G ( But Joe — wait! \'vE Got TO HAVE “THE CAR o DO A LOT OF ERRANDS! ABOUT IT DEAR ABOUT A MAN-WHO OLE FASHIONED” _, Storied! is THERE'S SUSIE STUCKUP, OUR OLD MEMBER WHO MARRIED THAT COLLEGE MAN. GEE, T WISH \HE WAS ALONG ~ IVE ALWAYS BEEN ANXIOUS | Award Winners, Strip No. 20, Evening World’s Summer School of Drawing $10 Award Leonard Schwartzberg (Age thirteen) | No. 102 Storm Avenue, Arverne, L. |. $5 Awards Bert Tobey | (Age fourteen) No. 1789 Fulton Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. David Brody (Age fourteen) No. 102 Main Street, Metuchen, N. J.| | Lillian Motto = (Age thirteen) i oe No. 633 Theriot Avenue (Soundview | ree Avenue), Bronx, N. Y, | SHE'S GoT A Lol OF BUNDLES — TLL OFFER To HELP HER HOHE WITH ‘EM AN THEN Lut GET A PEEP AT HER HUSKY CADE PARTNER [ TEN-DOLLAR AWARD WINNING STRIP NO.20, COMPLETED BY LEONARD SCHWARTZBERG. FINIKIN WINIKIN. Wo - I GAN STAND UPON ONE TofF- LLO SUSIE, CANT I ° HELP YoU CARRY Some OF THOSE PACKAGES ? HE! I CAN BALANCE UPON MY NOSE MAN IN A REGULAR SHow THEN How “h'DICKENS WILL 1 GET MYSELE tof WELL (1S ALL NEVER REFUSED HIS WIFE ANYTHING: — NOT ALWAYS — eu COME, LOOK AT AUNT EDNA-_ ANE ‘S TAKEN 4 LOT OF MEDICINE I CAN TAKE 4 MAN'S” IF YOULL GIVE ME SHE MONEY A aay Logs f $1 Awarda | twelve, No. 301 Columbia Street.) lyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. ATHAN MACHTEY, age thirteen,) 575 Woodward Avenue, Brooklyn, No. 4 Jefferson Street, Yonk: RALPH O'CONNOR, ELIZABETH HEAL, age ten, No. 640| % Elm Street. Arlington, N. J. | FLORENCE LICHTBLAU, nal NY.) N.Y. een,| EDNA KATTENHORN, age thir No. 755 McDonough Strist, Brook-| teen, No. 1243 Jamaica Avenue, | ALBERT KRULIS, age fourteen, No.|21 will be published on this page next Woodhaven, N. Y. j4AMES VILLANI, age twelve, No. ED. PIGNONE, age fourteen, No. 2065 Anthony Avenue, Bronx, N. ¥.! MORRIS TUCKER, age fourteen, No. | 340 Ellery Street, Brooklyn, N. ¥, 935 Broadway, Bayonne, N. J. | Names of award winners and $10) than one $10 award, two | award winning drawing for Strip No. HER BIRTHDAY AND = COUNIHAN, Oh—but That May Have “Slipped”! — AND one Pat HER FACE 4 I GUESS MY HUSBAND | CAN HANDLE THEM,” ALONE | ——— AND UP WILL SPRING LITTLE WHITE | 436 East 59th Street, N. Y. C. | Wednesday. Strip No. 23 for you te LLOYD E. FISHER, age thirteen, No.| complete will be Printed to-morrow, No competitor is entitled to more drawing compe sions. NG MILES Every Boy—“ Page Him”! AND ALWAYS REMEMBERED WEDDING ANNIVERSARY / f) | “COME ON, LETS Go” $1 awards during the coprse of these AND DIDN'T You Tec] Me You WALK THREE “Time You Go aa? AROUND “THosE LINKS 7??? ids CROOKS IN 1 Lost > PHILADELPHIA STEAL 300 PouNDS oF SUET FROM UNGUARDED MEAT WAGON. ANOTHER, WAY OF He AuTO IN HORTON | CONNECTICU | KILLS It v THE = \ ENGINE | RATTLERS Deap; IN ONE . AFTERNOON. THE = POOR FORDS aemmnnnmnen |NY.WomeN Vii] 1 j// DEFY my PARIS; Just Won't WEAR LONG SKIRTS. ILR (DEALS ARE HIGHER, Darren _ ESKIMO TRAPPER SELLS 4_OF HIS WIVES, EACH FOR. A POUND OF TEA AND SOME TOBACCO. YEARS AGO rou COULD GET A PRIZE WITH A 0uNP OF TEA 5 pol {A PRIZE GOES WITH FJ EVERY Pounp = MoTTo ‘IS SUGGESTED TO NATION BY PoSTMASTER HAYS, A POSTAGE S7ane CHIEF SHOULD Sar “Come On, LETS STICK" — 1G 3 UY 2 ae HUGE PETRIFIED BoDyY with HORNS AND HANDS FouND IN TENNESSEE, MAYBE THE /NVENTOR OF _MYCOME TAX FRENCH HIGH CommissioneR SAYS WoRLD NEEDS mMoRE MEN OF THE TYPE oF FALSTAFF — FALSTAFF was GREAT LOVER oF BEER AND L/GHT WINES aren Youn Gibk 1917 ONE CROWN THE re FARTHINGS