The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1921, Page 12

| SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, ‘i921 About Plays anc a =, By BIDE DUDLEY fi JOE'S CAR a err “MERE “MEY GO AGAIN — AW HEDE. | 7 THE ONLY Ride I'VE HAD IN THAT “Wey 'ut Float Down =i! avENUE T STAND AGAIN'S TPILLED 'ER wa | CAR SINCE AUNT Essie ARRIVED WAS TO SOME Gotp- Lear JOINT WHERE 0 far this season there have been halle an WATER AND 7 FURNISHED i WHEN 1 wen “T'eer HER A TH’ BEST Food 1s Ty'MosT INDIGESTIBLE. ALL t ASK IS - WHEN “THEY twenty-six now piays displayed in | OUR YOUNGER POETS ] COUGH “To FiLt UP WIT as! Metals Dolan Weta AND You ORDER FROM RIGHT “fo LEFT ! START IN PANNING “TH” PEOPLE the Broad district, and only |} \“——— ’ ZO T COULD SMOKE Good CIGARS Mls A WEEK tree have been rated as successes.| Harry ‘Tomback, aged fifteen, of| 1 ‘i Z A} on want ta! tip f THEY KNow - THEY LEAVE ‘The others are of the sort that will; West 110th Street, js out after the vA 2, at a) < n un cers {Castor oil lolly pop. His rhyme, which | WILE BEL Tf Hore § ME OUT oF mit Probably never make their producers |i.” Cnitied “Wow, Tm au Indian | ; “Wey's SOME CHEESE wealthy There are about fifty the- | Chief,” follows: | \. INTHE. ICE BOX Atres waiting to house successful at-| Grandpa likes to stay at home, iW 2 tractions, It jooks to us as though the Brother doe to walk time ts near when a producer will not) vq wants to be let alone Nave so much difficulty in securing 4 Grandma tkes to talk. theatre for a Broadway showing. There | is a time coming when the small pro- ducer will have his inning. This isn't | a season for $5 shows. Prices of | everything are coming down, and in the list axe theatrical entertainments. Sister likes the moonshine much When alone with Bill. Daddy likes the moonshine, too, { Preferably “still.” t: | THE GOVERNOR EXciTeD, | ALBANY, Aug “I cannot end JUST A RHYME, lit” “takeiuo"ars-,vicret, ‘TT TAHA | Helen Mizgeraid, who admits she Is| my time denying or aifirming what ot the “animated background,” ha4 | irresponsible persons say. This was Gov. Miller's only comment | 2 it~ sent us a poem hoping that the walt-| caraing the testimony of O'Malley | {oe world will be permitted to enthuse | pefore the Meyer committee, in which .— Ava it. Looky: the Commissioner asserted the Gov-| “Ny AGH ernor, the committee and the “Food ae Sister's cars have not been seen | rrust* were allied to “get” him —New | : Ay Since she reached the age sizteen;| York World, oe ; onl Tho! they're covered up with hair, a | ee BIG | LITTLE FAMILY SLEEVE Worio + (ADY. j = ae Bey eauite STAYIN’ FoR GoSHAMIGHTY! ) _/ : ie an Alice Brady will return to her j 3 y'say SME HAS y So y F GANT alow creatent eucceas, “Forever After,” by’| Aue vis Wate, Hou BEINN’ © \f COMPANY FoR 5 Cx Wor! ER 60 = SHELL Owen Davis, for a tour of eight weeks ATE FoR WITH ME. uf 3 ; : it the Lyric ea tre y ’ N ‘ o ; Sanday, Sept. 5. Her recent perfor- MURDERED ed wv ; | mancos of “Drifting,” a new play by . 7 tee Deisy H. Andrews and John Colton, > | ress wae were phenomenally successful from a ; . q 1 Pe CHAMPION Tie Ao box office point of view at both At- H jantic City and Asbury Park, but the . —— é : az > r|E ; . . political aspect of the play, dealing g = LATE FoR \ ov oes Keer \ \ ” Pr JoB | | | DINNER I KNOW | MUM —LET ME CAREFUL 7s with conditions in China to-day, | oe heros N Senet Wow ) ex proved puzzling to American audi- e we! ae _ AH MILLION THINGS ) Noe ee) | = g ; Dain oe ences, The second and third acts will : a THAT GETS HER 4 3 Z H | " have to be revised. : sore ¢ : > Pr } cA ‘ AND CAN —— 7 SERVE | MISS GOULD TO DANCE. TEE Gloria Gould, daughter of Mr. and j Mrs. G J. Gould, will present a | voxel ot" Soaninh dances, arranged WoMAN SITS | the hospital On CABTIVE | Mae in spring take coi") IN MARY MIX iN SHOP benefit at the Spr ng bi He te-ntene = he A Very Considerate Pirate! ee an \ OUR GOLF DEPARTMENT. r = a } By tiowhime Uye) , Gwio? ME 2 “JEMORROW BOBBIE s Silesian ‘ep | WHO. GAVE } I'd like to own a nine-hole AINT CHA s ei ote b He sars de CANT (SHR, A bape ; course beyond the three-mile A-SCARED A-SCARED so Lay ee ahh L Birie ase) | So Te TemoRcow cane) ae | Limit whose putting greens were or Nordin’ 2 NAW ® Bute An AND real | : ve ON Ac count AS PA rere yeti 127 ues ae cj. LS LL FoLKs 7 i I: (tf OME Yer = f TORONTO MAN | couldn't swimit. A cold, damp te | AN” EVERYTHING ¢ a — tS | LAND HE'S GorT4 ; y ARRESTED mist to breed a thirst; a cork- ¢ i 3 Fas® Hic ta. : ARRESTED a acrew for a caddy. Then Td play x * | 4 Gy (ee golf so Rhoderick Dhu would 4 : Se think I waa his daddy. Hoot ne : mon! Shoot mon! Come clear is 2 1 - the course of cork. We'll wuik : | across the bottles all the way to PIED a | Old New York. PiPeR* P (i PRETTY PUNK, EH? ——— Z Herman Sage notifies us of a la- 4 @, ciara mentable occurrence of recent date. It was at a wedding. This is how Her- man tells it: Up at a wedding recently ) I A. Kansas They served a littte wine, KATINKA act She's a “CQ om fe, NAA ARE At least, that’s what they calted tt, . In Fact She’s a “‘Gusher’’ Herself! ANN: fy usvaey But I think ‘twos iodine. x NRE <4 HOWLING Tell HER THERE'S A SERVANT OUT HERE WHO's BRIGHT, “V HONEST, RESPECTFUL, i “LL ECONOMICAL, Good Cook, GOSSIP. ‘The “Last Waltz” saddie club bas E learned how to post ef A fire at sea will be a feature of : MAMA SAYS You SHOULD Go DowN )] To PAPAS OFFICE ~ HES AN OIL” } PROMOTOR, AN’ YouRE SusT THE | “ IMPUDENT ! HA, THAT ‘ADIs MAYBE 1 CAN LAND Vs CCESS HERE'S A LADY LOOKIN’ FoR a THERE ARE More JOBS HERE THAN SERVANT GIRL WHO ISN'T Suckers im WALL STREET ! FUNNY ENOoUcH {| THAT OUGHTA {LAND IT, ALURIGHT YA Good PLACE $ To BE on THE Ke KIND OF A LIAR He's LooKING JAZZ 1S core Pace! ee ene ea For !! ae PROHIBITED “The Blue Lagoon.” 2, area eee 2 | IN_ WASHINGTON CongRESS Extra matinees will be given at FLATS» almost all the Broadway attractions EW Paid Tee Ty FORM oF ys well has been engaged ty the Messrs, Shubert to appear in CAPITOL Al Jolson's support PUNISHMENT Adolph Klauber has added Dodson Mitchell to the cast of, “Like a HAIR CUT King.” now in rehearsal OR BOBBED Bee Palmer, shimmyist, has re- isa WHILE AT @urned from her vacation up-State. SEA BY @he will shake in the Folies Bergere Sept. Paul Frawley, who first bobbed up LADY BARBER ON THE OLYMPIC. in “Odds and Ends of 1917," has been aigned up for the “Music Box Re- WEPTUNE ay E. Scott, of the Schola Can | EV EN I N G W > ye deere” E. 8 zat a - To UPPL come Ss tak ORLD’S SUMMER SCHOOL OF DRAWING—No. 33 ais Ned Wayburn's “Town Gossip” gemmany wl “open Ia Baltimore $105 SEE THIS PAGE MONDAY FOR NAMES OF AWARD WINNERS AND $10 AWARD WINNING DRAWING FOR STRIP NO. 30. WIRE B { to the Colonial. ‘ % SCORNS itt seed (Goats, .whie onan? to'be dat POLLY PUT THE KETTLE ON | SHE SAT UPON A KIT Freddi CHEN | THE STEAM CAME OuT THE FORTUNE | De ie Costa, haa written « fox trot Every Week | TO MAKE A COP OF TEA GRAIE = bos aVATcH IT KETTLE SPOUT-AND must mabe IN ate West of, “The Mimic World I A d | LL, SAID TO HER D) DISMAY IMMACT HOOCH.s introd ici tes Setoies'swe wi pincer'vee| «= AM Awards Sounds us| ae! ou're wi ing corsets. A special session will be held at | Three of $10.00 ee A the Terrace Garden Dance Palace | Nine of 5.00 OTTA Monday afternoon, Labor Day, when : b MOONSHINE Waltz contest wi ‘d jesday : ad wen i “| For Children Under | CALMLY — | | ATHouGHT For To-pay. | 15 Years of Age ‘en To | WELDS Co up | BRIL 3 CABLE NRT | 250 T. ALOFT. After seoing his production of} mp, ‘o stim “Swords,” we have decided that ART malate interest in drawing | atl has captured Brock Pemberton, who | #086 the New York school children, came from out our way in Kansas, the |The Evening World is publishing | ALVER } home of the wallerin' pig and the| three days each week an uncom. | a FAR A | a) ae pleted strip similar to the one /Z2Y / FOOLISHMENT printed here to-day. | BLONDE While writing one day witha pen, | | | Dance” foe) Upstairs in my own little den, For the best work done in coms) NEW DANCE | A fly struck my nose, | pleting each strip The Evening) ANNOUNCED j And wid blood nearly troxs, World will make award if you have not yet reached! tures in the strip are drawn, print Number $$ tm the tower Weft] No drawing will be gonsidered unless | | The $10 award winning drawing een erne, ke " ¥, leted eth ith | co 0 Ke | accompanie. y such a note, giving| will be published .n this page one And noore tihe.a maiden ob tee | ONE eyard of TEX DOLLARS, | 728 Afienath bisthday at tho: Uap] Your sempleied yma must end with |caraze of the cauclane of packaas | aesemnanad (ey, suey & mate. giving | will Be eublished on thls. pade ens BIRD SHIMMY” } see your drawing is made, | his ie in pertané Iams and. sadrscs. and the number of | the naries ef tig 1a teward winners | FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE THREE awards of FIVE DOI It is not required of any contestant iP ; your drawing at top of the same sheet.| The Evening World will not return ANOTHER, \\ : 4 WHAT TO Do. | that the strip from the paper be used| Your drawing must have clipped or Your completed drawing must be|any of the drawings submitted, Te { “Your face seems familiar, I'm sure | LABS. 9 VINTER DANCE db us iar Complete the rhyme in the accom: |in submitting drawings, pinned to it (not pasted) a note from |received by The Evening World not) In: te aii, no competitor Ve ee = Acedia ab in the TEN awards of ONE DOLLAR, — | panying strip and draw the missing| Note that to-day's drawing ta num-| ene a your parents or your guardian | ater than 5 P. M. Werneeday, Sent. 7- shall be sniisled to. recta Shan one) : . gee J be eligibl picture to fit your rhyme in the same| bered $$. See that your drawing| stating your present age and the datelgummer Drawing School, P. 0. Bow| during the course of these drawing FURNACE Shimmy Durch." sligible to recefve an style as that in which the other ples] dears the same number ané also you were born (year, month, day).| 140, City Hall Station, New York Oty,