The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921. 319 ° ! ducted with the utmo | propriety. | cision by his work as a rising young bad an tr Even the colored wai du r who served | milliner, und: ")MARIYN, MILLER \drinks and cigars spoke in level| Capitally acted, “The Whee! 1 |8o. we tant tones except for a slight “emphasis | likely to find its devotees along tw . uring, “Yes, s-i-r!" It | Broadway. —_——_—_—_——_ ne that ‘will doubtless give | en | Store Open 9 to 5 r Whatever glamour it may “ ” the two acts that precede| LINER BUMPS ICEBERG. | hed ; oo The Wheel t the better part of Mr. | br aS ure ‘ bli | Smith's work mie characters Ae corr Along Under Water aveté.| ff human and the dialogue is always to ‘s , Turns on Gambling. aE ‘ LL) LL et Relief 3 - |. Thomas W. Ross was excellent as| Capt. Ole Bull brought the Norwegtan- ' Fi LES. DARNT |tho welf- Possessed amt r who told American liner Bergensfiord into inn wie |the truth about his busine ad esterday afternoon with an exciting | _BY CHAR DARNTON. —__[[J Leon nased kate. wimpy tory of @ collision with an Tooherge. fim = j i | Filles caat of Cabo Hane, U ee | FOURTEENTH STREET _Gutoblubed 1827__ WEST OF FIFTH AVE WIE has been known to follow her husband to a gambling house,|s1 d the husband joka Wick. bark Willen oresialed 6 BELLANS — A but never until last night had we heard of one running a place Z1mbling without any Mm y forty feet out of w Hot water k her weak-willed spouse of the roulette habit. | It didn't look very big, but 1 Me AI Relief If it w u s = ed must have weighed fully fa a sonicely exciting. |colored wa in "The First " "sald Capt. Bull, “It was EL Li =A ie Ghost Se iiincs |amain proved n joy, and Harold Wald- | course, forty fathoms deep beneath thy omorrow “the Gator d_just_béen opened. _It_was_con- | ridge added to humor of the oc-! surface ‘of the water, and it must have FOR INDIGESTION e at the Ga et & AMUSEMENTS. _ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. __AMUSEMENTS. handles it unde LFNe Rs | sane ‘CENTURY eo see SENT RAT al SHUBERT "ant ari m b gives it mu ApDEN Wt “Mili Bite eee THE LAST WALTZ ""s, ELEANOR | OPENING heed be no, widespret st C'WORLD * CAST | _rorut WEDNESDAY, Sorte $3, | POSTPONED = part of husbands who del ight. to bd TONIGHT Tae UNTIL ‘ their eye on the little ball 5a WOE ras is Dancing on tae Terrace, Opening To-morrow Night TO-MORRO! tablishment of a hall of ch. HELEN MACKELLAR Charge 6 to EVENING. this instance is made possib probable, by the keeper of a gambling | house who loses his heart to the young woman whose husband is one of his best patrons, It seemed at first as though Kate O'Hara would never marry young Morton, not because she Knew his weakness, but because he was “swell,” while she worked for a liv- vhen his father, after the tra- onal manner, paid her an unex- her tidy little millin d her that marris pected visit shop and ad to both, she readily agreed with him. She appeared to be a wholly sensible “ite girl, Rut when “Ted found that she loved him the situation changed, and he second act of the play disc i ettled in new furniture. A girl from the! shop got th nd carried it to Raker, the gambler, who came to see Kate and told her th ind | was a hopeless victim It was not surprising, te risking his mo ney until he had was fio less than asta » Kate walk into th f the place iker up for her in an a owned. 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